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Home My Public Portal About12 December 19, 1961 TC Minutesa., TOWN OF YARROW POINT MINUTES OF THE REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING HELD DECEMBER 19, 1961. THE REGULAR MEETING OF THE COUNCIL OF THE TOWN OF YARROW POINT WAS HELD AT THE RESIDENCE OF THE CLERK ON DECEMBER 19, 1961. THOSE IN ATTENDANCE WERE ROBERT MORROW, ED DAVIS, JOHN EDWARDSEN, WILLIAM HORTON, ROGER HAMILTON, ERIK LUND, GLEN SPARROW, JOHN ROBERTS AND LO RRAINE HANSEN. A MOTION WAS MADE, SECONDED AND PASSED UNANIMOUSLY THAT THE READING OF THE MINUTES OF THE PREVIOUS MONTH"'S MEETING BE DISPENSED WITH AS ALL THOSE IN ATTENDANCE HAD RECEIVED COPIES OF SAME. THE FOLLOWING ORDER OF BUSINESS WAS THEN BROUGHT BEFORE THE COUNCIL: 1. PROPOSED ORDINANCE #72 ENTITLED "AN ORDINANCE DESIGNATING N. E. LAKE WASHINGTON BOULEVARD AND PORTIONS OF 92N➢ AVENUE. N. E. AS SECONDARY ARTERIALS:" WAS READ TO THE COUNCIL. THERE WAS A DISCUSSION AMONG THE COUNCIL. A MOTION WAS MADE BY JOHN EDWARDSEN FOR THE ADOPTION OF THIS PROPOSED ORDINANCE. IT WAS SECONDED BY ED DAVIS. NO FURTHER DISCUSSION. IT WAS PASSED UNANIMOUSLY. 2. MR. G. T. SPARROW PRESENTED THE SIX -YEAR COMPREHENSIVE STREET PROGRAM TO THE COUNCIL AS WAS PRESENTED AT A PUBLIC HEARING ON SAME ON MONDAY, DECEMBER 18, 1961. THERE WAS A DISCUSSION AMONG THE MEMBERS OF THE COUNCIL AND MR. SPARROW, AND OTHERS PRESENT. A COPY OF SAID HEARING IS ATTACHED TO THESE MINUTES. PROPOSED ORDINANCE #73 ENTITLED "ANORDINANCE ADOPTING A COMPREHENSIVE STREET PROGRAM" WAS READ TO THE COUNCIL. AFTER REVIEW BY THE COUNCIL THE FOLLOWING ADDITIONS WERE MADE TO THE PROPOSED PROGRAM 4. N. E. 32ND STREET AT A COST OF 010,000.00 b. LAKE WASHINGTON BOULEVARD AT A COST OF 012,000.00 A MOTION WAS MADE BY ED DAVIS, SECONDED BY WILLIAM HORTON FOR THE ADOPTION OF THIS PROPOSED ORDINANCE WITH ADDITIONS MENTIONED ABOVE. NO FURTHER DISCUSSION. PASSED UNANIMOUSLY. 3. PROPOSED ORDINANCE #74 ENTITLED AN ORDINANCE OF THE TOWN OF YARROW POINT ESTABLISHING A MUNICIPAL COURT, PROVIDING FOR THE APPOINTMENT OF JUDGES, ESTABLISHING RULES OF PLEADINGS, PRACTICE AND PROCEDURE AND REPEALING ANY AND ALL ORDINANCES IN CONFLICT HEREWITH" WAS READ TO THE COUNCIL. JOHN ROBERTS DISCUSSED THIS PROPOSED ORDINANCE WITH THE COUNCIL. WILLIAM HORTON MOVED FOR THE ADOPTION OF THIS PROPOSED ORDINANCE. ED DAVIS SECONDED AND IT WAS PASSED UNANIMOUSLY. 4. THE TREASURER, ROGER HAMILTON, GAVE A MONTHLY REPORT OF TOWN FINANCES AS OF NOVEMBER 30, 1961. 5. RESOLUTION #18 ENTITLED "A RESOLUTION TRANSFERRING FUNDS FROM: BUILDING INSPECTOR FUND TO TOWN ENGINEER FUND IN THE 1961 BUDGET UNDER ESTIMATED EXPENDITURES, SALARIES AND WAGES" WAS READ TO THE COUNCIL BY THE TREASURER. AFTER DISCUSSION JOHN EDWARDSEN MOVED FOR THE ADOPTION OF THIS PROPOSED RESOLUTION AND WILLIAM HORTON SECONDED, IT WAS PASSED UNANIMOUSLY. PAGE 2 - MINUTES OF REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING HELD DECEMBER 19, 1961. 6. AN ORDINANCE ENTITLED " AN ORDINANCE ELIMINATING THE NOMINATING CAUCUS PROCEDURE AS THE METHOD OF NOMINATING CANDIDATES FOR THE TOWN COUNCIL" WAS READ TO THE COUNCIL. AFTER DISCUSSION, A MOTION WAS MADE BY ED DAVIS, SECONDED BY JOHN EDWARDSEN AND PASSED UNANIMOUSLY THAT THIS ORDINANCF.BE ADOPTED AS #75. 7,: ROBERT MORROW SUGGESTED THE COUNCIL INVESTIGATE FUND RAISING THROUGH ISSUANCE OF GENERAL OBLIGATION BONDS, FOR STREET IMPROVEMENT PURPOSES. THE TOWN ENGINEER COMMENTED BRIEFLY ON THE PROCEDURE, AND ON CLYDE HILL'S EXPERIENCE. THERE WAS GENERAL AGREEMENT THAT THIS SUBJECT SHOULD BE PURSUED. IT APPEARS THAT THE TARGET DATE FOR COMMUNITY APPROVAL WOULD BE THE GENERAL ELECTION IN NOVEMBER. 8. ROBERT MORROW ASKED THE ENGINEER TO INVESTIGATE THE ADVISABILITY OF GRADING ON THE SHOULDER OF POINTS DRIVE, AND IMPROVEMENT OF DRAINAGE: THE ENGINEER TO REPORT TO JACK HELSELL. 9. ROBERT MORROW READ A LETTER FROM THE SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS RELATING TO SAFETY PLANNING FOR SCHOOL CHILDREN. GENERAL DISCUSSION FOLLOWED. MR. MORROW STATED THAT HE HAS REQUESTED, THROUGH KEN DAY, THAT THE SCHOOL BUSSES BE RE ROUTED ON THE POINT SO THAT CHILDREN WOULD BE DISCHARGED ONTO THE WEST SHOULDER OF 92ND AVENUE N. E., WHICH IS MUCH WIDER. IT WAS THE FEELING OF THE COUNCIL THAT SUPERVISION ON THE BUS, (PREFERABLY ADULT SUPERVISION) IS NECESSARY, AT LEAST IN THE CASE OF THE YOUNGER SCHOOL CHILDREN. 10. TRAFFIC SAFETY WAS DISCUSSED, AND AT THE SUGGESTION OF WILLIAM HORTON THE LOCATION OF THE HEDGE AT 94TH AND 40TH WILL BE ASCERTAINED. IT APPEARS THAT THIS HEDGE SHOULD BE TRIMMED OR REMOVED. 11. THE ATTACHED LIST_OF.VOUCHERS WERE.'.APPROVED FOR PAYMENT BY THE COUNCIL. _'• MEETING ADJOURNED 11:00 P. M. RESPECTFULLY SUBMITTED APPRO ED. 1 V � R. D. MORROW MAYOR LORRAINE M. HANSEN TOWN CLERK zl�t VOUCHERS APPROVED DECEMBER 19, 1961 #186 - ELLIS, HORTON, LANE, INC. Policy #FID 21288 J15.00 A. M. 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SPARROW AND ASSOCIATES INVOICE #6194 #60 - ALIGN A STRIPE COMPANY _.45 miles of center line solid 12/6/61 #61 - BLACK RIVER QUARRY, INC. - STATEMENT 10/15/61 MATERIAL FOR YARROW POINT SIGN 0 12.$5 3.00 17.65 20.00 125.00 50.00 25.00 165.00 143.60 491.36 91.97 30.60 1.56 DECEMDER 1B, 1961 PUBLIC HEARING ON YARROlil POIN1" STREET PROGRAM HELD AT THREE PINTS ELEMENTARY SCHCOL THE HEARING WAS CALLED TD ORDER BY MAYOR PRD-TEM JO HN EDW4RDSEN AT 6:15 P.M. HE INTRODUCED THE T[iWN FNIiINFER, GLEN T. SPARROW, UJHO WOULD EXPLAIN THE REASON FOR THE PUBLIC HEARING. GLEN T. SPARROW: THE LAST STATE LEGISLATURE ENACTED A LAW REQUIRING MUNICIPALITIES TO PLAN A 6-YEAR STREET IMPROVEMENT PROGRAM IN ORDER TO QUALIFY FOR GAS TAX REVENUES, A P❑RTTCN OF WHICH IS TO BE USED ONLY FOR ARTERIAL IMPROVEMENT;. THE PLAN IS NOT FIXED, BUT CAN FEE ALTERED AS THE TOWN COUNCIL FINDS NECESSARY. THE STATE ALSO REQUIRES A PUBLIC HEARING EVERY T!ilO YEARS TO REVIEW THE STREET PROGRAM, AND THIS PUELIC HEADING HAS BEEN CALLED TO FULFILL THAT REQUIREMENT. MR. SPARROW THEN PRESENTED THE PROPOSED 6-YEAR PLAN. THE FOLLOWING STREETS TO BE IMPR❑VED THROUGH WIDENING, DRAINING, AND WALJIWAY5: 1. 92ND FROM POINTS DRIVE TO 915T. 2. 9137 TO 92NO AROUND TO THE END OF THE PRESENTLY IMPROVED CIRCLE'. 3. 9'4;TH. FROM 38TH TO 40TH. 4. 94TH FROM 40TH TO 915T. 5. 95TH FROM 35TH TO THE. EXISTING IMPROVEMENT. 6. 915T FROM 92NO TO 42ND. THE ESTIMATED COST IS $114010009 WHICH THE TOWN SHOULD BE ABLE TD FINANCE OVER THE NEXT SIX YEARS. :ERIK LUND: QUESTIONED THE OVERSIGHT OF 32ND. G. T. SPARRGW: EXPLAINED THAT THIS PROP❑SFD PRIORITY LIST OF IMPROVEMENTS WAS NOT BINDING UN THE CEJUNCIL AND THAT 32ND COULD BE INSERTED DR AIDED, AS WELL AS ANY OTHER STREET THE COUNCIL DESIRED TO INCLUDE. HUGH BAIRD: ASKED ABOUT THE NATURE OF THE IMPROVEMENTS. G. T. SPARROW: EXPLAINED THE TOWN STREET STANDARDS. THE STANDARD STREET :WIDTH IS 25 FEET. NOTHING HAS BEEN DECIDED ON WALKWAYS. IMPROVEMFNTS WOULD BE SIMILAR TO THOSE DONE ON LOTH. ED DAVIS, COUNCILMAN, RESIDENT FUR 12 YEARS: REVIEWED THE TOWN HISTORY AND REASONS FOR INCORPORATION. HE POINTED OUT THAT SINCE INCORPORATION THE PR.INICIPAL TOWN EXPENDITURES HAVE CONCERNED STREETS. HE CITED TOWN STREET EXPENDITURES; IN 1959 LITTLE WAS SPENT, 1960, $2,300 AND IN 1961, ARDUND-$23,000, BUT ONLY $150 OF TPE MONEY WAS SPENT IN THE AREA "OUTSIDE THE GATES." HE EXPLAINED THE TOWN STORM SEINER PLANS AND THE TOWN STREET PLAN W:TH PARTICULAR REFERENCE AGAIN TO THE LAGS DF ATTENTION TO THE AREA "OUTSIDE TH>" GATES." HE EXPRESSED A NEED FOR PLANS FOR STORM SEWERS, STREETS, WALKWAYS AND PARKS THAT CDNSIDERED THE WHOLE TOWN AND NOT JUST THE AREA "INSIDE THE GATES." MINUTES OF PUBLIC HEARING ON YARRi]W POINT STREET PROGRAM PAGE 2 J OR. ADOLPH �OHITING: CONCURRED WITH ED DAVIS AND POINTED OUT THEN HIS PROPERTY IS DRAINING POINTS DRIVE. H. BAIRD: POINTED OUT THAT DATER FROM POINTS DRIVE AND 92ND N. E. RUNS ACROSS HIS PROPERTY IN LARGE OLIANTITIES. WHEN HIS PROPERTY LIAS PART OF THE COUNTY, THE COUNTY WOULD TRY TO ALLEVIATE THIS CONDITION UPON HIS REQUEST. ,]OHN EDWARDSEN: POINTED OUT THAT WORK 5UCH A5 THIS AND MOST OF THE TOWN SERVICES ARE DUNE ON A VOLUNTARY BASIS. ROBERT PEASE: EXPRESSED SATISFACTION WITH THE PRESENT IMPROVEMENT TO 4OTH, HE THTNKS 32ND SHOULD BE IMPROVED BEFORE 94TH ALTHOUGH HE LIVES ON 94TH. VIC SCALZO: EXPRESSED HIS DISAPPOINTMENT OVER ANY FEELINGS ABOUT "INSIDE" OR "OUTSIDE" THE GATES. HE BELIEVES THAT THERE SHOULD BE MORE ATTENTION TO MAINTENANCE EVEN AT THE EXPENSE OF SOME NEW CONSTRUCTION. HE ALSO ASKED ABOUT OFFICIAL TOI.IN STREET WTDTHS. HE PREFERS WIDE STREETS AS IN CL.YDE HILL. HE OFFERED HIS HELP TN ANY STREET PLANNING. J. EDUARDSEN: EXPLAINED HOW THE 25' WIDTH WAS ARRIVED AT; BY INSPECTION OF VARIOUS STREETS. 25 FEET WAS CONSIDERED A TOLERABLE MINIMUM. CDHN ROEERTS: EXPLAINED THAT THE STATE ACT CONCERNS ARTERIALS. THE COUNCIL WILL BE REPUIRED TO DESIGNATE ARTERIALS. ROBERT RIED: BELIEVES AN L. I. D. WILL BE REOLIIRED lO GET THE ROADS IMPROVED AS RE°OUIRED. KURT CRHVER: REQUESTED AN EXPL_ANANTTON OF THE CLYDE: HILL STREET IMPROVEMENT PROGRAM. G. T. SPARROW: EXPLAINED THE CLYDE HILL PROGRAM. BY NEGLECTING MAIN— IENANCE FOR SIX YEARS AND �-'ITH A STREET BOND, THE J❑B LIAS DONE UTILIZING NO L. I. D. IN HIS OPINION, COMPLETE NcbLECT OF ViAINTENANCE IS NOT ADVISABLE. K. CRUVER: FAVORS A BOND ISSUE FOR STREET IMPROVEMENT. KAY JAHN: REQUESTED INFORMA.TIDN ON THE STREET WIDTHS AND IJALKWAYS AND ASKED IF FURTHER MEETINGS WILL BE HELD ON STREET PLANS. J. EDWARDSEN: EXPLAINED THE TO1i1N STANDARDS ON STREET WIDTHS, NAMELY 25' WIDE. R. RIEO: BELIEVES THAT THE COUNCIL SHOULD ACCEPT ITS RESPONSIBILITY OF DECIOING THE STREET IMPROVEMENT WDRK. HE STATED THAT THE PLAN PRESENTED IS NOT A TRUE PLAN IN THAT NO DETAILS REGARDING SPECIFIC IMPROVEMENT ARE NOTED. ROBERT BARRETT: EXPRESSED APPRDVAL OF A STREET PLAN REVIEW EACH TWO YEARS AND OF A PUBLIC HEARING BEFORE AN IMPRDVFMENT IS MADE. GEOR'GE MEADE : DRAINAGE AND SIDEICAL.KS MUST BE INCLUDED IN STREET PLANS. DRAINAGE IS 'IOW A SERIOUS PROBLEM FOR POINTS DRIVE RESIDENTS. DUE TO THE APPROACHING FREEWAY, THERE WILL BE AN INCREASE IN TRAFFIC ON 92ND AND POINTS DRIVE. FCR'PEDESTRIAN SAFETY THERE SHOULD BE A WALKWAY ALONG • MINUTES OF PUBLIC HEARING ON PAGE 3 YARROW POINT STREET PROGRAM 92ND THRU POINTS ORIVE TO BBTH. THE OVER-ALL STREET IMPROVEMENT 9LAN SHOULD BE COMPLETED NOW, BUT THE MONEY SHOULD NOT B SPENT AT ONCE. G. T. SPARROW: RECOMMENDED 40' WIDTH FOR 92ND. EACH SET OF PLANS FOR MATCHING STATE FUNDS MUST BE APPROVED BY THE STATE. THE TOWN STREET STANDARDS MAY NOT BE ACCEPTABLE- TO THE STATE A5 THEY ARE BELOW THE MINIMUM STATE WIDTH STANDARD. THE TOWN COUNCIL MADE A DELIBERATE COM— PROMISE: IN ESTABLISHING STREET 'jIIDTH ATTEMPTING TO GET THE MOST STREETS FOR THE MONEY AVAILABLE. COOPERATION LITH CLYDE HILL IS REFUTRED FOR STORM DRAINS ON POINTS DRIVE SINCE ONE STORM DRAIN WILL SERVE BOTH TOI�NS. THE COMMUNITY CLUB COULD MAKE A STUDY OF STREETS AND WALKLJAYS AND MAKE AN OFFICIAL REEOMMENDATION TO THE COUNCIL. J. EDWAROSEN: EXPLAINED THAT STREET WIDTHS HERE STUDIED BY THE COUNCIL AND THE I:IIDTH WAS DECIDED WHICH WOULD GET THE MOST STREET FCR THE MONEY. HE ASKED THE GRCUP TO INITIATE AND CIRCULATE A CONSTRUCTIVE PETITIDN ON THE STREET PROGRAM. V. SCALZO: NO FETITION 15 REDUIRED. FURTHER MEETINGS WITH EXPLANATI❑N OF PLANS IS DESIRABLE. THE TOWN SHOULD FOLLOW THE RECOMMEN❑ATITINS OF THE T0111I ENGINEERS, WHO ARE EXPERTS IN THIS FIELD. THE TOWN COUNCIL AND CITIZENS AS A lHOLE ARE NOT COMPETENT TO DECIDE SUCH TECHNICAL PUESTIONS. J. EDLIAROSEN: THE TLICN STANDARD IdIDTH OF 25' IS SPECIFICALLY DESIGNED TO PROHIBIT STREET PARKING. PHIL MOORE: ASKED IF THERE WAS ANYONE IN FAVOR OF NARROW STREETS. J. R09ERTS: IN FAVOR OF NARROW STREETS EXCEPT FOR 92ND AND POINTS DRIVE. 25' IS SUFFICIENT EXCEPT FOR THESE TW D STREETS. MARTIN FORD: WHY COULDN'T THE C❑MPREHFNSIVE PROGRAM INCLUDE JUST 92ND AND POINTS DRIVE. THE L. I. D. METHOD COULD PE USED TO IMPROVE THE SECONDARY STREETS. R. RAPRETT: OUESTIONEO THE C05T DIFFERENCES BETLIEEN DING THE liJORK NOW AS COMPARED TO DOING IT, SAY, TEN YEARS FROM NOW. V. SCAILZCI: NO ACCURATE ESTIMATE OF THIS COST DIFFERENCE COULD HE HONESTLY MADE. R. RIED: POINTS DRIVE AND 92NO ARE THE PRIME OBLIGATION OF THE TOO N. SIDE STREETS ARE MORE A CONCERN OF THE rilEIGHOORING PROPERTY OWNERS. E. DAVIS: REDU£STED THE ENGINEER Tn INCL',IOE POINTS DRIVE IN THE STREET PLAN BEFORE SEIBMITTAL TO THE COUNCIL. SID COX: LIE SHOULD FIRST CONSIDER 10ALKWAYS FDR 92ND AND POINTS DRIVE HEFGRE ANY IMPROgEMENT FOR CAR TRAFFIC IS DONE. BITCHES ON 92ND SHOULD BE TILED Wlj)+� �ECfiL` ER-TTAND FILLED TO PROVIDE (WALKWAYS. A❑J❑URWO AT 10:30 P.M) Lr-`v~r. Gl�L� RRATNE X. HANSEN TOWN CLERK . J. LUNU AFFIDAVIT OF PUBLICATION STATE OF WASHINGTON r COUNTY OF ICING, lr ss being first duly sworn on oath, deposes and says; That she is the Office Manager of THE BELLEVUE AMERICAN, a weekly newspaper, which has -TOWN OF YARROW POINT been established, published in the English language, and circulated NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING continuously as a weekly newspaper in the Town of Bellevue, and ON COMPREHENSIVE STREET in said County and State, and of general circulation in said county PROGRAM, for more than six (6) months prior to the date of first publica- �NoUce is hereby given that the tion of the notice hereto attached, and that the said Bellevue Council of the Town of Yarrow American was on the 20th clay of June 1941 approved as a legal Point wiii conduct a public hear- newspaper by the Superior Court of said King County, and that tag on proposed future compre- hensive street program at 8:00 the annexed is a true copy of P.NL on December 18, 1961. at�- the Three Point's Elementary as it appeared in the regular and entire issue of said paper itself and School. Said hearing, will be conducted pursuant to Chapter not in a supplement thereof for a period of 019 _ 195, Laws of 1961. State of (-J the 24tlx Washington, and will include reivew of proposed future street consecutive weeks commencing on -- -- day of poemb= 1961-_, and ending an the improvements to be accom- 14th day of — DACOMbOr. , 19_-6., plished within the Townthrough and that said newspaper was regularly distributed to its subscribers the year 1967. Lorraine M. Hansen during all of the period. That the full amount of $ Town Clerk has peen paid in full, at the rate of $2.40 a hundred words for the first Published Dec. 14th, 1961. insertion and $1.80 a hundred words for each subsequent insertion. ., ..w... .. .. Reaitien! at Bellevue, Washington. (This form officially sanctioned by Washington Newspaper Publishers' Assn., Inc,) bellevue amerecan TOWN OF YAPPDW POINT TREASURER'S REPORT BUDGET F❑R EXPENDITURES THRU VEAR.1961 NOVEMBER 30, 1961 ESTIMATED EXPENDITURES SALARIES AND WAGES CLERK $1,200.00 1,1❑D.OD DEPUTY AND WATER SAFETY MAR5HALL 1,800.❑❑ 1,633.33 ATTORNEY 5❑❑.❑D 356.40 ENGINEER 1,300.0❑ 1,501.37 BLDG. INSPECTOR 1,❑00.00 275.00 TREASURER 300.❑D 250.❑D 6,100.00 45,116.1❑ MAINTENANCE AND OPERATION ADVERTISING AND PUBLISHING 1❑0.0❑ 34.28 OFFICE AND ADMINISTRATIVE 1,500.00 1,169.18 PLANNING COMMISSION 320.00 BONDING AND INSURANCE 200.00 167.90 STREETS 21,894.33 19,870.04 ASSOCIATION DF WASH. CITIES 75.00 48.30 STATE AUDIT 200.❑0 142.02 LI8RARY (2 MILLS) 1,906.68 2,042.92 FIRE DISTRICT #14 (4 MILLS) 3,568.❑0 2,86❑.02 METROP❑LITAN COUNCIL 78.00 78.D❑ RESERVE FOR CONTINGENCIES 93.68 37.66 29,935.89 $26,490.32 T❑TAL ESTIMATED EXPENDITURES $36,035.89 $31,6136.42 ESTIMATED RECEIPTS 1� GAS TAX 1,158.65 LIQUOR TAX $1,312.39 1,87D.83 LIQUOR PR❑FITS 3,66❑.42 1,492.77 AUTO EXCISE TAX 2,011.OD 1,664.59 GASOLINE TAX 30057.75 2,854.08 PROPERTY TAX 13,300.00 '12,056.61 BUILDING PERMITS AND FEES 7DO.0❑ 2,459.25 ANNEX CITY STREET TAX AND OTHER 4 993.74 T❑TAB. ESTIMATED REVENUE $24,121.56 $28,543.72 RECAP 1961 RECEIPTS CURRENT EXPENSE FUND $19,537.05 STREET FUND 2D,421.00 $39,958.❑5 EXPENDITURES BALANCE $11,736.38 �7,600.67** 19,870.04 550.96 $31,6❑6.42 8,351.63 *SURPLUS 1959 AND 196❑ OF $11,414.33 PLUS ACCRUED INTEREST TRANSFERRED TO STREET FUND. #*$5,236.59 OEP❑SITED IN SAVINGS R❑GER'HAMILTON TREASURER 9