Declaring the Incorporation of Lacey and Election of Officers.

Adopting an Emergency Budget.

Adopting the Uniform Fire Prevention Code.

Fixing time and place of meetings of the City Council.

Prescribing the method of Publication of Ordinances.

Adoption of the Uniform Building Code.

Compensation for City Councilmen.

Compensation for the Mayor.

Compensation for the Treasurer.

Compensation for the City Clerk.

Regulating Taxicabs and For-Hire Vehicles.

Licensing of Coin Operating Amusement Devices.

Prohibiting Discharge Firearms.

Licensing and Operation Gas Lines and Appliances.

False Reports of Fire and Penalties.

Amending Ordinance 3.

Adoption of The Uniform Plumbing Code.

Regulating Licensing of Punch boards.

Investment of Excess or Inactive Funds.

Fixing compensation for Municipal court Judge and Judge Pro-Tem.

Adopting State Traffic Status.

Abandoned Iceboxes.

Larceny by Check.

Petit Larceny.

Defrauding of Hotels and Restaurants.

Sale or Furnishing of Cigarettes to Minors.

Relating to Driver Licensing.

Possession and consumption of Liquor.

Annexing the Floyd-Andrews Property.

Restrictions on the Sale of Fireworks.

Providing for the appointment of the City Clerk, establishing procedure and providing for compensation.

Adopting Emergency Budget.

Annexation of Real Property - Shultz.

Establishing a curfew, relating to minors and their parents, defining offenses, providing exceptions and providing penalties.

Providing Emergency Funds for Police Department.

Relating to License Registration Certificate, Endorsement, Attachment to Vehicle.

Registration of convicted criminals, providing procedure for registration, exceptions, defining offenses; and providing penalties.

Granting Puget Sound Power and Light, its successor and assigns, the right, privilege, Authority and Franchise to set, erect, construct and maintain poles and wires etc.

Constructing and/or paving of any parking area abutting upon a public street within the corporate limits of the City of Lacey and access thereto except single family residences.

Emergency Funds for the Lacey Municipal Court and amending Ordinance 26 to provide an additional sum for bookkeeping and/or clerical expenses.

Relating to the Office of Mayor; fixing compensation to be paid the Mayor and amending Ordinance 9.

Relating to Motor Vehicles; prescribing licensing requirements for Operators of Motorcycles and Motor-Driven cycles; prescribing equipment for motor cycles and motor-driven cycles and operators and riders thereof.

Amending Ordinance 6 relating to the issuance of permits for the construction or alteration of buildings or structures.

Annexing certain real property to the City under the Provisions of Laws of 1945, Chapter 128, RCW Sec 35.13.130, .35.13.140, and 35.13.150 and complying with the procedure therein set forth.

Annexing certain real property to the City under the Provisions of the Laws of 1945, Chapter 128 RCW Sec. 35.13.130,35.13.140 and 35.13.150 and complying with the procedure therein set forth.

Adopting arterial streets.

Relating to contributing to the delinquency of minors, providing a penalty for violations thereof.

Providing for the employment of an engineer for the City and setting forth the duties, requirement of the compensation for said position.

Amending Ordinance 16 and providing for exceptions.

Adopting a plan for the acquisition, construction an installation of a water supply and distribution system for the City, et al.

Relating to the sales of Devices used to chill drinking classes commonly known as “de-icers”, to minors and making the same unlawful, and providing penalties for violation thereof.

Ordinance for the punishment of accessories before the fact and defining an accessory etc.

Adopting an emergency Budget.

Adopting the annual Budget for 1968.

Fixing the amount of the ad valorem tax levies, necessary to raise the amount of the estimated expenditures, less the estimated revenues from sources other than ad valorem taxation, etc.

Declaring cohabitation and lewdness to be illegal and providing penalties for violations thereof.

Amending Ordinance 62 providing for the employment of an engineer for the City and setting forth the duties, requirement of and compensation for said position.

Providing emergency funds for the Office of the City Clerk and transferring funds from the Planning Commission account.

Creating regulations for the audit of all demands against the City creating an auditing committee of three council members; and exempting the payroll of the City from said regulations.

Relating to petit larceny; Defining terms; providing penalties.

Adopting the uniform building code, 1967 edition, volume 1 and appendix therein Rescinding Ordinance 6 and 54.

Authorizing and Directing City Attorney to purchase and/or institute and prosecute to determination in the proper court or courts an action or actions in the name of Lacey under the right of eminent domain for the condemnation and acquisition in fee of simple certain lands, property and property rights for the purpose of providing a municipal water system.

Emergency funds for City Engineer.

Emergency funds for Building Inspector.

Emergency funds for City Council.

Emergency funds for Clerk.

Emergency funds for municipal judge.

Increasing salary for building inspector.

Creating an urban-arterial street fund.

Providing annual leave, sick pay etc.

Regulating taxicabs and for-hire vehicles.

Adopting and ratifying an agreement with Thurston County and the City of Olympia providing for the creation of a Human Rights Commission to serve the area within the Jurisdiction of said municipalities and prescribing the powers and duties of said commission.

Relating to the keeping and control of dogs: Providing for impounding; Definitions, defining offenses and prescribing penalties.

Providing for the impounding of dogs, disposition of dogs setting the fee for redemption of such dogs and appointing the Thurston County Humane Society Official poundmaster and providing penalties.

Relating to the licensing of dogs and providing penalties for violations.

Providing additional funds for contractual service for the office of the City Engineer.

Creating water department acquisition fund.

Fixing time and place of meeting at 5903 Lacey Boulevard.

Fixing time and place of meeting at the Lacey Lions Club.

Increasing salary of Municipal Court Clerk.

Adopting annual budget.

Fixing the amount of the Estimated Expenditures.

Concerning the Water Bond Issue.

Granting Telecable of Thurston County to operate within the City.

Providing that it is unlawful to operate a Motor Vehicle while under the influence of or affected by intoxicating Liquor or any Narcotic.

Adopting a budget for the Water Department for fiscal year 1969; setting for the anticipated revenues and expenditures for the Water Department; and declaring an emergency.

Authorizing the purchase of all water works facilities and accessories and plant-in-place of the Suburbia Inc., Water System. Authorizing the leasing of real property as part of said system; providing for the payment for said purchase and lease from the City’s water revenue fund; declaring a public use necessity ; and declaring an emergency.

Authorizing and directing the City Attorney to purchase and/or institute and prosecute to determination in the proper court, or courts, an action or actions in the name of the City under the right of eminent domain for the condemnation and acquisition in fee simple of certain lands and property for the purpose of widening southeast 46th Street (College Way); providing for the payment and the urban arterial funds provided by the State of Washington; and declaring a public use and necessity.

Authorizing and directing the city attorney for the City to purchase and/or institute, under the right of eminent domain, the condemnation and acquisition of certain lands for the purpose of widening southeast 46th Street (Herman Road); providing for the payment from the urban arterial street fund provided by the State of Washington; and declaring a public use and necessity.

Providing for the appointment of the city treasurer; establishing the procedure therefor; providing for compensation; and declaring an emergency.

Fixing the time and place of the meetings of the City Council; rescinding Ordinance 98; declaring an emergency.

Raising the salary of the City Clerk; amending supplemental budget Ordinance 106; providing for the transfer of budgeted funds to pay said increase in salary; designating additional duties for the office of the City Clerk; and providing an effective date for said salary increase and additional duties.

Creating a sewer revenue fund.

Amending the appropriation for the City Library, previously made by budget Ordinance 100, setting forth anticipated revenues and expenditures for the library, transferring funds from the non-departmental fund to the library fund, and declaring an effective date.

Creating and providing for the operation of a payroll fund; providing for the transfer of moneys into said fund and authorizing payments to be made from said fund and drawing warrants thereon.

Proposing to the voters of the City that the City enter into the joint operation of a public bus passenger transportation system; adopting a plan for such system; and the operation of said transportation system either by City Employees or pursuant to a contract to be entered into with others; the levying and collection of a transit subsidy and declaring it to be a misdemeanor to refuse to pay said tax; and calling for a special election to submit this ordinance to the voters of the City for their ratification or rejection.

Amending Ordinance 77 by amending Section 1302 (b) and table No. 5-C of the Uniform Building code, 1967 edition, Volume 1, and appendix therein, relating to fire-resistive construction of Group H occupancies and declaring an emergency.

Combining the Office of the Treasurer with the Office of City Clerk; designating the powers and duties of the office of Clerk-Treasurer; providing a date when the combination of said offices shall become effective; rescinding Ordinances 10, 11, and 39 to the extent that the same may be in conflict herewith.

Fixing the amount of the Ad Valorem tax levies necessary to raise the amount of the estimated expenditures, less the estimated revenues from sources other than Ad Valorem taxation, for the general fund and for the payment of principal and interest upon the general bonded indebtedness of the City for the Fiscal year 1970 and appropriating same to certain funds for certain purposes.

Amending Section 2 of Ordinance 118 passed by the Lacey City Council; changing the water rates for commercial users; and declaring an emergency.

Vacating a portion of the alley lying north of lots 20 through 24, Block 33 of vacated new state addition, according to the plat thereof in the City; reserving easements; and declaring an effective date.

Providing for the improvement of a certain area within the City by the construction and installation of a sanitary sewer system therein and by doing all other work required in connection with such improvements all pursuant to Resolution 73; creating an enlarged utility local improvement district therefor; providing for the payment of the cost of said improvements by special assessments upon the property in said district specially benefited by said improvements (ULID 1).

Adopting a plan for the acquisition, construction an installation of a sanitary sewage collection system; declaring the estimated cost thereof; creating sewer system construction fund; providing for the issuance of warrants thereon, and for the payment of certain moneys therein; providing for the issuance of sewer revenue bonds in the principal amount of not to exceed $1,436,000.00; and amending the provisions of any other ordinances of the City now in effect that may be in conflict with the provisions of this Ordinance.

Interim Zoning Ordinance.

Adopting the annual budget for fiscal year 1970.

Amending Section 3 of Ordinance 116; increasing the transit subsidy tax from 50 cents per housing unit to 75 cents per housing unit; providing an effective date of said tax; and providing and effective date.

Authorizing and directing the right of eminent domain for the condemnation and acquisition of certain lands for the purpose of widening southeast 41st Street (South Sound Boulevard); providing payment for said lands and property from the City’s urban Arterial Street fund and the Urban Arterial Funds provided by the State of Washington; and declaring a public use and necessity.

Amending Section 1 of Ordinance 111; fixing the time and place of the meetings of the City Council for the month of February, 1970; and reinstating the second and fourth Thursday of each calendar month as the regular meeting dates thereafter.

Amending the weight load restrictions on SE 46th Street (Herman road); temporarily amending portions of Ordinance 27 Section 1 relating thereto; and declaring an emergency.

Relating to massage parlors and bath houses; supplementing Ordinance 86 and declaring an emergency.

Approving and confirming the assessments and the assessment roll in ULID 1.

Providing for the combination of water and sewer systems, providing for the issuance and sale of water and sewer revenue bonds of the city in the principal amount of $1,640,000.00 for the purpose of providing funds to acquire, construct and install certain additions and improvements to said combined water and sewer system, to wit, a sewage collection and disposal system for a portion of the city, fixing the date, form, terms, maturities and covenants of said bonds to be issued; providing certain covenants and protective features safeguarding the payment of the principal of and interest on said bonds; reserving the right in the city to issue revenue bonds on a parity with such bonds to be issued upon compliance with certain conditions and amending Ordinance 133 and Ordinance 124 of the city.

Relating to the Transit Subsidy Tax, repealing and rescinding Ordinance 116; repealing and rescinding Ordinance 127; providing for the disposition of transit subsidy taxes collected or to be collected; and providing an effective date.

Granting to Lacey Fuel Company, its successors and assigns, the right, privilege and franchise to construct, operate and maintain a heating oil distribution facility, together with appurtenances thereto, upon, over, under, along and across the streets, avenues, alleys and public places of the City for the purposes for which heating oil may be used.

Authorizing and directing the right of eminent domain for the condemnation and acquisition of certain lands for the purpose of providing sewer easements for the City ULID 1; providing for the payment for said easements from the City’s sewer system construction fund; declaring a public use and necessity; and providing an effective date.

Relating to massage and bath houses; supplementing Ordinance 86; repealing and rescinding Ordinance 131; and providing an effective date.

Amending Section 3 of Ordinance 129; fixing the time of the first regular meeting of the City council for the month of May, 1970; and declaring an emergency.

Repealing Ordinance 130 relating to temporary load restrictions on SE 46th Street in the City; and declaring an emergency.

Creating and providing for the operation of a claims fund; providing for the transfer of monies into said fund and authorizing payments to be made from said fund and drawing warrants thereon.

Repealing Ordinance 113 relating to the creation of a sewer revenue fund.

Creating and providing for the operation of change-making funds for the water department and for the Municipal court: providing for the transfer of monies into said funds; and providing an effective date.

Providing for the submission to the qualified electors of the city at a special election to be held therein on September 15, 1970, of a proposition of whether or not the city should issue its unlimited tax levy general obligation bonds in the principal amount of $180,000.00 for the purpose of providing funds to pay the cost of acquiring certain fire protection equipment for the City.

Amending Ordinance 21 which adopts the Uniform Plumbing Code, 1964 Edition, and appendix therein, changing a portion of Section 1.12 of said code.

Amending Ordinance 104, as amended by Ordinance 118 and Ordinance 121, deleting paragraph M of Section 1, pertaining to fire hydrant rental rates.

Amending Ordinance 77, as amended by Ordinance 117, which adopts the Uniform Building code, 1967 Edition, Volume 1 and appendix therein, by amending Table No. 3-A Building Permit Fees, of Section 303 of said code.

Establishing procedures for the abatement and removal as public nuisances of abandoned, wrecked, dismantled or inoperative vehicles or automobile hulks or parts thereof from public or private property; providing that the cost of removal may be assessed against the last registered owner of the vehicle is stored; establishing procedures and establishing penalties.

Amending Ordinance 27 and providing for the area of application of said Ordinance 27.

Amending the interim zoning map adopted by Ordinance 125.

Fixing the amount of the ad valorem tax levies necessary to raise the amount of the estimated expenditures, less the estimated revenues from sources other that ad valorem taxation for the General Fund and for the payment of principal and interest upon the general bonded indebtedness of the City for the fiscal year 1971; to levy the annual ad valorem taxes of the City for the Fiscal year 1971 and appropriating same to certain funds for certain purposes; and declaring an emergency.

Requiring certain businesses to register their business with the City; providing for an effective date; providing registration fees and providing penalties.

Supplementing Ordinance 125, the zoning ordinance; defining individual professional offices; and adding a new conditional use in R-2 Multi-Family Residential District; and providing an effective date.

Amending the interim zoning map adopted by Ordinance 125.

Amending Section 3 of Ordinance 129; fixing the time of the regular meeting of the City Council for the months of November and December, 1970; and declaring an emergency.

Defining dangerous drugs and making it unlawful to procure or posses such drugs, providing for penalty for violation thereof; and declaring an emergency.

Defining, regulating and licensing solicitors; requiring a bond in lieu of investigation of qualifications; providing a penalty for the violation thereof, and excepting certain persons from the effect thereof.

Amending the interim zoning map adopted by Ordinance 125.

Providing for the issuance and sale of general obligation bonds of the city in the principal amount of $180,000.00 for the purpose of providing funds to pay the cost of certain fire protection facilities for the City.

Re-allocating appropriations within funds; adjusting wages and appropriating unanticipated revenues for the fiscal year, 1970; and declaring an emergency.

Adopting the annual budget of the City for the fiscal year, 1971, and declaring an emergency.

Creating a Board of Adjustment for the City; providing for the administration and enforcement thereof and providing penalties for violations.

Annexing territory to the City; setting an effective date; and declaring an emergency.

Amending Section 5E of Ordinance 166; changing the limits of insurance for public liability insurance and property damage insurance to be provided by side sewer contractors; and declaring an emergency.

Providing for the issuance and sale of general obligation bonds of the City in the principal amount of $180,000.00 for the purpose of providing funds to pay the cost of certain fire protection facilities for the city.

Repealing Ordinance 168 of the City.

Changing salary and transferring monies within the current expense fund.

Amending Ordinance 166, as amended by Ordinance 176; clarifying liability insurance requirements; changing side sewer specifications; and declaring an emergency.

Establishing requirements for the design and construction of side sewer systems.

Relating to loitering about school premises; declaring such action vagrancy; establishing penalties and declaring an emergency.

Relating to trespass upon the land of another and providing penalties.

Amending Ordinance 92 relating to keeping and control of dogs and amending Ordinance 94 relating to the licensing of dogs in the City.

Approving and confirming the reassessments and the reassessment roll in ULID 1.

Clarifying Ordinance 175 by amending Section 1 thereof; and declaring an emergency.

Amending Ordinance 166, as amended by Ordinance 176 and 180; changing insurance requirements and declaring an emergency.

Adopting standards for the location of Utilities within rights-of-way and easements.

Adopting a plan of additions and betterments to the comprehensive plan of the City for its water and Sewer Systems and declaring the estimated cost of such additions and betterments; and declaring an emergency.

Borrowing monies, amending the 1971 budget appropriations and declaring an emergency.

Providing for the investment of excess or inactive funds and amending Section 2 of Ordinance 25 of the City.

Concerning the sale of fireworks and amending the fee provisions of Section 10 of Ordinance 38.

Relating to and proscribing certain criminal conduct; making exception for the carrying of concealed weapons and the use of weapons; defining disorderly persons; regulating the conduct of certain person who have paper, book, design, figure, or film; amending Sections 3,4,8 and 9 of Ordinance 29 and repealing Sections 10 and 11 of Ordinance 29.

Adopting the Uniform Building Code, 1970 Edition, Volume 1, including the appendix therein; amending table No. 3-A in Section 303 thereof; amending Section 2518 (f) 3 thereof and Section 1302 (b) thereof and Table 5-C contained therein; and repealing Ordinances 6.54.77, 117, and 149.

Relating to and regulating motor vehicles, traffic, travel and transportation and their incidents upon the public streets, bicycle paths, and other ways open to the public; prescribing the powers an duties of officers and others in relation thereto; defining offenses; and repealing Ordinances 27 and 51.

Repealing Ordinances 4, 5, 10, 11, 13, 21, 24, 35, 39, 45, 62, 98, 147, and repealing Sections 32 and 33 of Ordinance 29 and Section 1 (S) of Ordinance 104.

Annexing territory to the City and setting an effective date.

Providing for the issuance and sale of water and sewer revenue bonds of the City in the principal amount of $85,000.00.

Repealing Ordinance 72.

Amending the interim zoning map adopted by Ordinance 125 of the City subject to contractual requirements and declaring an emergency.

Vacating a portion of “Old Carpenter Road.”

Vacating a portion of “Midway Subdivision.”

Adopting the standard specifications for Municipal Public Works construction, 1969 Edition, as amended herein.

Reallocating appropriations within funds; adjusting wages; transferring monies between funds; appropriating unanticipated revenues for the fiscal year 1971; and declaring an emergency.

Fixing the amount of the Ad Valorem Tax Levies necessary to raise the amount of the estimated expenditures less the estimated revenues from other sources other than ad valorem taxation, for the general fund and for the payment of principal and interest upon the general bonded indebtedness of the City for the fiscal year 1972 and appropriating same to certain funds for certain purposes; and declaring an emergency.

Amending Ordinance 125 of the zoning ordinance of the City, by adding a high density residential zone district, and declaring an emergency.

Borrowing monies, amending the 1971 budget appropriations, and declaring an emergency.

Borrowing monies and amending the 1971 budget appropriations.

Amending the 1971 budget appropriations to adjust salaries, and declaring an emergency.

Borrowing monies, amending the 1971 budget appropriations, and declaring an emergency.

Regulating mechanical music machines and repealing Section 5.16.010 LMC.

Adopting the annual budget of the City for the Fiscal Year 1972, and declaring an emergency.

Amending the Interim Zoning Ordinance, adding R-3 Multi-Family Residential (High Density) Zone District, providing for limited Zone Districts, amending Section 16.02.020 LMC and adding new sections.

Amending the Interim Zoning Map adopted by Ordinance 125 LMC.

Designating the Clerk/Treasurer as the auditing Officer for the City.

Authorizing and directing the City Attorney for the City to purchase and /or institute and prosecute to determination in the proper court, or courts, an action or actions in the name of the City under the right of eminent domain for the condemnation and acquisition in fee simple of certain lands and property for the purpose of widening Ruddell Road.

Creating an imprest Petty Cash Fund within the parks and Recreation Fund.

Annexing Territory to the City and setting an effective date.

Amending the Interim Zoning Ordinance, adding and changing definitions, amending Section 16.04.280 LMC and adding new sections.

Vacating a portion of Ruddell Road (old territorial road of 1859).

Amending the Interim Zoning Map adopted by Ordinance 125 of the City.

Authorizing and directing the City Attorney to purchase and/or institute and prosecute to determination in the proper court, or courts, an action or actions in the name of the City under the right of eminent domain for the condemnation and acquisition in fee simple of certain lands and property for the purpose of widening 14th Avenue SE (Elizabeth); providing for payment for said lands and property from the City’s Urban Arterial Street Fund and the Urban Arterial Funds provided by the State of Washington; Declaring a Public use and necessity; and declaring an emergency.

Amending the Interim Zoning Map adopted by Ordinance 125 of the city, and declaring an emergency.

Amending the Interim Zoning Map adopted by Ordinance 125 of the City.

Approving and confirming Reassessments and the Reassessment Roll in ULID 1.

Adopting the Uniform Fire Code, 1971 Edition, except articles 11 and 12 of said Code, providing for its enforcement, prescribing regulations governing conditions hazardous to life and property from explosion, and repealing Chapter 14.08 of LMC.

Relating to felon registration and repealing Chapter 9.52 LMC.

Adopting the Uniform Plumbing code, 1970 Edition, excepting certain portions thereof and amending other portions thereof, declaring the violation of said code to be a misdemeanor, amending Section 13.12.060 and repealing Section 13.12.080 LMC, and declaring an emergency.

Appropriating funds in excess of estimate revenues and amending Ordinance 226, and the 1972 Annual Budget.

Vacating a portion of “Williams Street”, and declaring an emergency.

Relating to duplex residences in a Residential Agricultural Zone District, amending Section 16.10.020 LMC.

Providing for the improvement of a certain area within the City by construction and installation of a sanitary sewer system therein and by doing all other work required in connection with such improvements all pursuant to Resolution 167; creating a utility local improvement district therefor; providing for the payment of the cost of said improvements by special assessments upon the property in said district specially benefited by said improvements (ULID 2).

Amending the Interim Zoning Map adopted by Ordinance 125 of the City.

Amending the Interim Zoning Map adopted by Ordinance 125 of the City.

Borrowing monies; Amending Ordinance 226, and the 1972 Annual Budget; and declaring an emergency.

Transferring funds; Amending the 1972 Budget Appropriations; and declaring an emergency.

Revoking a portion of the appropriation for the Current Expense Fund; Reappropriating said monies to the Equipment Rental Fund, amending the 1972 Budget Appropriations; and declaring an emergency.

Designating four lane streets within the City, prohibiting parking, and declaring the violation of said prohibition to be a misdemeanor, and adding a new chapter to the LMC; and declaring an emergency.

Amending the interim zoning map adopted by Ordinance 125 of the City, and declaring an emergency.

Amending the interim zoning map adopted by Ordinance 125 of the City, and declaring an emergency.

Authorizing and directing the right of eminent domain for the condemnation and acquisition of certain lands for the purpose of widening Pacific Avenue; providing for the payment for said lands and property from the City’s Urban Arterial Street Fund and the Urban Arterial Funds provided by the State of Washington; declaring a public use and necessity; and declaring an emergency.

Fixing the amount of the Ad Valorem Tax Levies necessary to raise the amount of the estimated revenues from sources other than Ad Valorem Taxation, for the General Fund and for the payment of Principal and interest upon the General Bonded indebtedness of the City for the Fiscal Year 1973 and appropriating same to certain funds for certain purposes; and declaring an emergency.

Adopting parking regulations, declaring the violation of said regulations to be a misdemeanor and establishing a penalty, adopting a new chapter of the LMC, and declaring an emergency.

Amending the interim zoning map adopted by Ordinance 125 of the City.

Approving and confirming a Re-Assessment and a portion of the reassessment roll in ULID 1.

Amending the amount of the Ad Valorem Tax for the Fiscal Year 1973 as set by ordinance 261 and amending said Ordinance 261.

Creating a Federal Shared Revenue Fund and providing for Expenditures from and restrictions on the use of said Fund.

Re-allocating appropriations within funds, adjusting wages, and amending the 1972 Fiscal Year Budget.

Adopting the Annual Budget of the City for the Fiscal Year, 1973 and declaring an emergency.

Providing for the improvement of a certain area within the City by the construction and installation of a Sanitary sewer system therein and by doing all other work required in connection with such improvements all pursuant to Resolution 188; creating a utility local improvement district therefor; providing for the payment of the cost of said improvements by special assessments upon the property in said district specially benefited by said improvements (ULID 3).

Amending the Interim Zoning Map adopted by Ordinance 125 of the City.

Reallocating appropriations within the current Expense Fund, adjusting wages, amending the 1973 Fiscal Year Budget and Ordinance 270 adopting said Budget.

Providing for a Cash Deposit or other Security in lieu of Surety Bond for Side Sewer Permits and amending Section 13.12.040 LMC.

Reallocating appropriations within various Funds, adjusting wages, amending the 1973 Fiscal Year Budget and Ordinance 270 as amended, adopting said budget, and declaring an emergency.

Amending the Interim Zoning Map adopted by Ordinance 125 of the City.

Transferring Funds, amending the 1973 Budget appropriations by adding supplemental appropriations for the Transit Fund, and declaring an emergency.

Amending the Interim Zoning Map adopted by Ordinance 125 of the City.

Revising Revenue estimates, reallocating Revenue between Funds, adjusting Expenditures, amending the 1973 Fiscal Year Budget and Ordinance 270 as amended, adopting said Budget, and declaring an emergency.

Amending the Interim Zoning Map adopted by Ordinance 125 of the City.

Adjusting allocations and expenditures, amending the 1973 Fiscal year Budget and Ordinance 270 as amended, adopting said Budget, and declaring an emergency.

Adopting a plan for the acquisition, construction and installation of certain additions and improvements to extensions of the sewerage system of the City, declaring the estimated cost thereof, and providing for the payment of such cost; creating a Construction Fund, and providing for the issuance of warrants against the same for the payment of certain moneys therein; creating an Interim Financing Fund; and amending the provisions of any other ordinances of the City now in effect that might be in conflict with the provisions of this ordinance, and declaring an emergency.

Amending the Interim Zoning Map adopted by Ordinance 125 of the City.

Reallocating expenditures within the Current Expense Fund to reflect increases and reclassification of salaries, amending the 1973 Fiscal Year Budget and Ordinance 270, as amended, adopting said budget, and declaring an emergency.

Increasing the Transit Subsidy Tax from Seventy-Five-Cents to one Dollar per month, and declaring an emergency.

Allocating expenditures from the Federal Shared Revenue Fund, and amending the 1973 Fiscal Year Budget and Ordinance 270 as amended, adopting said budget.

Creating an Insurance Committee and adding a New Chapter to the LMC.

Relating to furnishing liquor to minors and the possession and use of liquor by minors, amending the LMC, and declaring an effective date.

Reallocating expenditures within the Current Expense Fund to in part reflect increases in salaries and transfers to the Computer Services Fund, amending the 1973 Fiscal Year Budget and Ordinance 270, as amended adopting said budget and declaring an emergency.

Relating to the salary of the Director of Public Works, repealing Section 2.20.070 LMC, and declaring an emergency.

Relating to certain animals on City Streets, declaring the violation of said provisions to be a misdemeanor, and adding a new chapter to the LMC.

Amending the Interim Zoning Map adopted by Ordinance 125 of the City.

Amending the Interim Zoning Map adopted by Ordinance 125 of the City.

Providing for an Inter-Fund Loan, increasing appropriations in the water sewer revenue fund, reallocating expenditures within the water sewer revenue fund to reflect the change in salaries, and amending the 1973 Fiscal Year Budget and Ordinance 270, as amended, adopting said budget.

Reallocating expenditures within the Current Expense Fund to in part accurately reflect Current Salaries and in part to provide for salary owing for 1972, amending the 1973 Fiscal Year Budget, and Ordinance 270, as amended, and adopting said Budget.

Amending the Zoning Map adopted by Ordinance 125 of the City and declaring an emergency.

Designating Arterial Streets and amending Sections 12.08.010 and 12.08.020 LMC.

Designating additional Portion of College Street and Sleater Kinney Road as four lane Streets, and amending Section 12.10.010 LMC.

Relating to Board of Adjustment; replacing Sections 2.40.090, 2.40.100; amending Section 2.40.130 and adding new sections to the LMC and declaring an emergency.

Relating to salaries within the Equipment Rental Fund and the current expense fund, and amending the 1973 Fiscal Year Budget and Ordinance 270.

Approving and confirming the assessments and the assessment roll in ULID 3 and declaring an emergency.

Providing for the issuance and sale of water and sewer revenue bonds of the city in the principal amount of $3,060.00 for the purpose of providing funds to acquire, construct and install certain additions and improvements to its combined water and sewer revenue bonds of the City.

Designating four lane streets, relating to parking restrictions, and amending Sections within and adding a Section to Chapter 12.12 LMC.

Reallocating expenditures within the current expense fund.

Fixing the amount of the Ad Valorem Tax Levies necessary to raise the amount of the estimated expenditures.

Setting the compensation of City Councilmen and adding a new Chapter to the LMC.

Revoking certain budget transfers from the Federal Shared Revenue fund to the City Street Fund, creating new budget transfers from the Federal Shared Revenue fund to the equipment rental fund and to the building reserve fund to reflect needed purchases of equipment and building reserve fund to reflect needed purchases of equipment and building reserve fund to reflect needed purchases of equipment and building.

Amending the amount of the Ad Valorem Tax Levies for the Fiscal Year 1974 as set by Ordinance 317 and amending said Ordinance.

Making budget transfers within funds to reflect salary changes, transferring monies from the contingency fund to the parks and recreation reserve fund.

Designating days of statewide general elections to be paid holidays and amending 2.56.180 LMC.

Providing for the improvement of a certain area within the City by the construction and installation of a Sanitary Sewer System.

Changing the composition of the membership of the Board of adjustment to conform with the optional Municipal code and amending Sections 2.40.010.020 LMC.

Adopting the annual budget of the City for the fiscal year 1974.

Relating to furnishing liquor to minors and the possession and use of liquor by minors, and amending Section 9.40.030 LMC.

Adopting the Uniform Fire Code, 1973 Edition.

Amending the Interim Zoning Map adopted by Ordinance 125.

Adopting the 1974 Fire Alarm Code for the City.

Prohibiting barbed wire and electric fences within the City with certain exceptions.

Relating to side sewer specifications and amending Section 13.12.100.

Implementing the State Environmental Policy Act in the City.

Increasing budget revenue and expenditures in 1974 Fiscal Year budget.

Designating arterial streets and amending Section 12.08.010 LMC.

Amending the street name index to change 11th Ave SE.

Relating to a salary within the current Expense Fund and amending the 1974 Fiscal Year budget and Ordinance 326.

Reallocating budget expenditures within the City Fund to reflect a change in salary and amending the 1974 Fiscal Year Budget and Ordinance 326.

Relating to subdivisions, short subdivisions, streets and plats; establishing regulations and procedures for the submission and approval thereof; providing for the administration and enforcement thereof, and adding a new Title 15 to the LMC.

Setting additional setback requirements in commercial and industrial zones.

Reallocating budgeted revenue and expenditures to reflect the cost of living raise for employees.

Relating to the audit and approval of disbursements from the payroll fund and amending Section 3.28.040 LMC.

Fixing the amount of the Ad Valorem Tax Levies for the Fiscal Year 1975.

Changing the fee for Dog Licenses in the City.

Amending the amount of the Ad Valorem Tax Levies for the Fiscal Year 1975 as set by Ordinance 355 and amending said Ordinance 355 to become effective upon passage.

Transferring monies from the contingency fund to the parks and recreation fund, and amending the 1974 fiscal year budget.

Adopting the Annual Budget for the City for Fiscal Year 1975.

Increasing budgeted revenue and expenditures to reflect a Federal Grant reimbursement and amending the 1974 Fiscal Year Budget.

Relating to the Board of Adjustment and amending Sections 2.40.030 and 2.40.090 LMC.

Regarding ULID 6.

Approving and confirming assessments for ULID 4.

Creating LID 2.

Approving and confirming reassessments for ULID 3.

Relating to traffic.

Providing for issuance and sale of water and sewer revenue bonds for ULID 4 and ULID 6, Tanglewild East, Pacific Avenue water main.

Vacating alley in New State Addition.

Granting RZ-74-06 (Roo-Lan Gardens).

Transferring funds from finance and administration to department of public works.

Requiring site plan review for proposed commercial, industrial and public buildings or activities and for buildings containing more than two dwelling units.

Establishing clear vision areas at intersections of arterial streets.

Increasing the compensation of the City Manager.

Authorizing ULID 7.

Amending the Taxi Ordinance.

Increasing the City Street Budget.

Concerning Ad Valorem Taxes.

Concerning budget changes.

Concerning ULID 3 reassessment (1665).

Transferring monies from Contingency Fund to Current Expense.

Adopting the 1976 Fiscal Year Budget.

Adopting the Business and Occupation Tax for 5 years.

Concerning transit subsidy tax.

Concerning condemnation proceedings (Sleater Kinney).

Regulating home occupations.

Concerning condemnation proceedings (Pacific Avenue).

Concerning control on dogs and licenses.

Concerning annexation of Wedgewood Manor Div 3.

Relating to audit demands.

Concerning condemnation of property for utility purposes for Pacific Avenue UAB project.

Concerning condemnation of property for utility purposes for Sleater Kinney FAM project.

Relating to billings for water service.

Concerning Saratoga Place cul-de-sac vacation.

Amending separation wall requirements of types IV and IV Buildings.

Concerning vacation of property on Ruddell Road.

Concerning final assessment roll for ULID 6.

Concerning final assessment roll for LID 2 and creating a municipal revenue warrant fund.

Concerning budget changes.

Concerning changes to Uniform Plumbing Code PVC pipe.

Adopting the SEPA Guidelines.

Amending interim Zoning Map for RA-76-01 subject to certain contractual requirements (Panorama Corporation).

Relating to payment of Council Salaries during periods of absence.

Relating to the vacation of a portion of 12th Ave SE.

Amending the Interim Zoning Map in RZ-76-02 (Cy Cundy).

Annexing Territory to the City (parcel West side of Wedgewood Manor).

Increasing compensation of City Manager and amending budget.

Relating to the use of City Streets (playing ball in streets).

Concerning Ad Valorem Tax for 1977.

Concerning budget changes (1976 budget).

Amending interim zoning map in RZ-76-07 (Krueger).

Amending Ad Valorem Tax ordinance.

Creating a special revenue fund entitled “Anti-Recession Fiscal Assistance Fund.”

Amending the 1976 Fiscal Year Budget.

Adopting the 1977 Fiscal Year Budget.

Concerning dog licenses and penalties.

Approving and confirming assessments ULID 7.

Creating a Utility Conversion area (underground wiring).

Amending the Interim Zoning Map for RZ-76-09 (Cut-Rate Auto).

Relating to dog licenses.

Relating to parking on City Streets.

Concerning rezone for St. Martin’s college RZ-76-04.

Authorizing sale of $300,000. GO Bonds.

Providing for a Lacey Sewerage Facility Charge.

Providing for $270,000 water/sewer revenue bonds.

Relating to sewerage facility charges.

Authorizing refunding of water/sewer revenue bonds.

Submitting for approval to voters a transit sales tax.

Increasing the compensation of the City Manager.

Amending the 1977 Fiscal Year Budget.

Fixing amount of Ad Valorem Tax levies.

Relating to the City Attorney.

Approving the 1978 Fiscal Year Budget.

Establishing local sales and use tax for transit.

Relating to dog licenses amending portions of Chapters 7.04 and 7.12 LMC.

Amending Ad Valorem Tax Levies.

Approving RZ-77-03 B&W Construction near Ruddell Road.

Relating to clear vision at intersections of arterial streets.

Amending interim zoning map RZ-77-04 Pearsall.

Approving RZ-77-05 (KMR - 6th Ave Golf Club Road).

Authorizing condemnation for Nisqually storage tank area.

Vacating a strip of land (Christian Church Conference Grounds - near Hicks Lake).

Updating various uniform codes and adopting the 1976 Editions of the Uniform Building, Mechanical, Plumbing, Fire, and Fire Alarm Code.

Providing for issuance and sale of $600,000. G.O. Bonds (City Hall Construction).

Approving RZ-77-02 Roo-Lan Gardens retirement center.

Approving RZ-78-01 muffler shop Pacific Avenue.

Creating a change-making fund for animal control.

Relating to residential care facilities.

Adding multi-unit residential to Nisqually surcharge.

Amending the 1978 Annual Budget.

Approving RZ-78-02 Boone & Boone Lacey Blvd.

Issuance and sale of general obligation bond.

Concerning state environmental policy act.

Concerning the Budget Amendment (City Manager).

Approving RZ-78-03 Harry’s Market with gasoline pumps.

Automatic Sprinkler Systems (12,000 square feet building.

Repealing listing of Qualifications for Director of Public Works.

Relating to Ad Valorem tax for 1979 budget.

Amending the Ad Valorem Tax ordinance.

Vacating portion of Ruddell Road/Ruddell Loop near Maple Grove.

Relating to sale of dog licenses/senior citizen reduction.

Concerning Budget changes, 1978 budget.

Adopting 1979 budget.

Relating to explosives, blasting agents and fireworks.

Repealing code as relates to LMC.

Relating to state traffic code.

Increasing imprest petty cash fund for Parks and Recreation.

Establishing LID 8.

RZ-78-04 (Spectrum Construction) Boone St Apartments.

Vacating a portion of a dedicated roadway adjacent to Shady Lane.

Relating to Budget change.

Relating to taxi cabs.

Repealing (conflicting) application fee for proposed short plat.

Concerning Library Bond issue.

Concerning 1979 Budget amendment, city manager increase.

Relating to parking restrictions on Sleater Kinney.

Concerning Budget Change.

Concerning Library Bond Issue.

Concerning LID 8 Fund and Interfund Loan.

Concerning Ad Valorem Tax Levies.

RZ-78-05 (Thurston Ventures - Woodland Place).

Concerning Ad Valorem Tax Levies.

Concerning Budget changes.

RZ-79-01 Panorama Corp at 15th Ave SE.

Concerning senior citizen discount animal licenses.

Concerning local sales and use tax .2 to .3% for transit purposes.

Concerning Aldea Glen annexation.

Concerning the 1980 Budget.

Concerning changing 8th Avenue to 6th Avenue.

Concerning Budget change (LID 8 Fund interim financing).

Issuing interim warrants LID 8 (Seattle 1st National).

Concerning Ellendale annexation.

Establishing ULID 9.

Regarding Ellendale bonded indebtedness.

Regarding Aldea Glen bonded indebtedness.

Relating to Motor Vehicle Offenses under state law.

Vacating a portion of Old Stanfield Road.

Regarding Berrett annexation.

Regarding Janke annexation.

Regarding RZ-80-01 Harrison Construction Boone Street.

Increasing Joint Animal Control Change Making Fund.

Concerning Sidewalk standards.

Condemnation of property ULID 9 (for easements).

Concerning Budget changes.

Concerning flood hazard.

Concerning Vining annexation.

Concerning condemnation UAB 13 right of way.

Concerning on-premise sign ordinance.

Concerning off-premise signs.

Concerning interim financing ULID 9.

Adjusting annual leave for City Manager.

Concerning street classifications.

Concerning LID 8 final assessments and assessment roll.

Concerning non-legislative decisions under SEPA.

Concerning Ad Valorem tax.

Concerning Vista Villa Annexation.

Prohibiting heavy vehicular traffic on College Street SE.

Concerning Kay Packaging annexation.

Adopting uniform codes and firm alarm code.

Concerning budget changes.

Concerning Vining property zoning.

Concerning budget changes (possca).

Repealing local sales and use tax for transit purposes.

Amending the amount of ad valorem tax levies.

Adopting 1981 budget.

Relating to penalties for animal control violations.

Increasing meal allowances for city employees.

Creating an Energy Policy Advisory Commission.

Rezoning RZ-81-01 (St. Martin’s College north of Martin Way).

Authorizing interim financing LID 8.

Authorizing interim financing LID 9.

Amending Ordinance 563 to provide for issuance of interim warrants for LID 8 in the amount of $535,000.00.

Concerning ULID 9 final assessments.

Concerning ULID 9 bond for $1,380,000.00.

Relating to water rates, providing for depreciation expense of equipment and plant in place.

Relating to budget amendments.

Extending time for interim financing for LID 8.

Concerning ad valorem tax.

Condemning SW corner of College and 6th Avenue.

Concerning library annexation.

Amending ad valorem ordinance.

Adopting 1982 annual budget.

Concerning budget change ordinance 1981 budget.

Approving RZ-81-05 (Cut Rate Auto Parts).

Setting termination date for B&O Tax.

Revising conditions of limited rezone and regarding RZ-81-04 (D.A. Stuart).

Relating to licensing, control and impoundment of dogs and pet animals.

Adjusting boundary of College Street NE.

Relating to approving merchant patrols: licensing, means of identification, weapons.

Extending interim warrants LID 8 (third extension).

Authorizing additional extension of financing LID 8.

Vacating street near Hicks Lake - Christian Church Conference Grounds.

Relating to ad valorem taxes.

Amending zoning ordinance (Sirkin) RZ-81-02.

Condemnation of Kanda Property - SW corner of 6th and College.

Relating to subdivisions.

Amending 1982 budget.

Relating to sidewalks and sidewalk standards.

Amending ad valorem ordinance.

Adopting provisions of state traffic code.

Continuing B&O tax indefinitely.

Relating to RZ-82-01 (College Associates).

Approving 1983 budget.

Relating to special initiative procedure regarding optional sales tax.

Relating to RZ-81-03 (Ron Ryder).

Amending traffic code.

Condemnation College and Martin Way.

Relating to RZ-82-02 Gwinwood Christian Conference and Retreat Center.

Relating to RZ-82-03 Kaufman Brothers Construction.

Industrial Revenue Bond Corporation.

Adopting 1981 APWA standards.

Relating to arterial streets (College and Sleater Kinney).

Amending zoning ordinance RZ-83-01 (Faith Assembly of Lacey).

Relating to subdivision of land (extension of plats).

Providing for the submission to the qualified electors of the City, a proposition of whether or not the City should issue its Unlimited Tax Levy General Obligation Bonds in the Principal amount of $1,250,000.00 for the purpose of providing funds to pay the cost of construction and Equipping a City Police Facility.

Amending Zoning Ordinance 583, RZ-83-02 (Wirth).

Amending the 1983 Fiscal Year Budget and Ordinance 668 by Altering the Revenue and Expenditures.

Adopting the annual budget for fiscal year 1984.

Fixing the amount of the ad valorem levies necessary to raise the amount of the estimated expenditures.

Authorizing of Police Facility bond.

Amending the 1984 budget by altering revenue and expenditures of funds.

Amending Zoning ordinance RZ-83-03 Crest Builders Inc.

Amending the zoning ordinance RZ-84-01 St. Benedict’s Church.

Amending the 1984 Budget by altering revenues and expenditures for funds.

Annexing territory to the City and declaring an effective date (Ross).

Fixing the amount of Ad Valorem Tax levies and to levy said taxes, 1985.

Amending the mount of Ad Valorem tax levies for 1985 (Ordinance 705).

Adopting the annual budget of the City for fiscal year 1985.

Authorizing acquisition of property for widening Pacific Avenue and Carpenter Roads and improving the intersections of said roads.

Adopting the WSDOT/APWA Standard specifications as amended.

Amending sections of the LMC relating to arterial streets.

Annexing territory to the city and declaring an emergency (South annex).

Readopting the Washington Model Traffic Ordinance and declaring emergency.

Readopting the provisions of Ordinance 499 (Criminal code).

Readopting provisions of Ordinance 703 (Domestic Violence, Harassment, etc).

Readopting Chapter 2.30 of the LMC relating to the office of Land Use Hearing Examiner and the powers of such office.

Readopting Chapter 3.02 of the LMC relating to and providing for a business and occupation tax, providing for the establishment of a special trust fund for the proceeds of such tax and setting forth penalties for failure to comply with said chapter.

Readopting Chapter 3.03 of the LMC relating to the levy of a lodging with in the City and providing penalties for violations of said chapter.

Readopting chapter 3.06 of the LMC relating to the imposition and collection of a gambling tax and providing for penalties for the failure to comply with said chapter.

Readopting Chapter 3.07 of the LMC relating to the imposition and collection of a gambling tax and providing for penalties for the failure to comply with said chapter.

Readopting Chapter 5.12 of the LMC relating to the registration of merchants and other businesses within the City, providing for temporary sales activities and providing penalties for violation of said chapter.

Readopting Chapter 5.22 of the LMC relating to the licensing and regulation of private patrol services within the City and providing penalties for violation of said chapter.

Readopting Chapter 5.24 of the LMC relating to licensing requirements and regulating the operation of taxicabs and other for-hire vehicles within the city and providing penalties for the violation of said chapter.

Readopting Chapter 5.32 of the LMC relating to the licensing and regulation of pawnbrokers and secondhand dealers within the City and providing penalties for violation of said chapter.

Readopting Chapter 7.04 of the LMC relating to the appointment of the Animal Control Commission as pound master and establishing licensing and regulations for dogs and other pet animals, adopting RCW Chapter 16.52 and 16.54 by reference and setting forth penalties for violation of said chapter.

Readopting Chapter 9.52 of the LMC declaring certain actions and conditions within the City to be nuisances and providing for the abatement of said nuisances.

Readopting Chapter 9.56 of the LMC relating to the use of lakes within the city and operations of vessels and motorboats on said lakes and declaring penalties for the violation of the provisions of said chapter.

Readopting Chapter 12.11 of LMC providing for the establishment and designation of fire lanes within the City and providing penalties for the obstruction of such fire lanes.

Readopting Chapter 12.16 of the LMC relating to the installation of facilities within the public rights-of-way of the city and requiring permits relating to said work or any other obstruction of City streets and providing penalties for the violation of the terms of said chapter.

Readopting Chapter 12.24 of the LMC setting forth regulations and requirements for the construction of sidewalks, curbs, gutters, and street lights within the City.

Readopting Chapter 12.28 of the LMC relating to the prohibition of obstructions at intersections and providing for clear vision areas at said intersections within the City.

Readopting Chapter 12.36 of the LMC relating to the limitations and regulations for driveway access to arterial streets.

Readopting chapter 13.16 of the LMC relating to the City’s sewer rates and charges and providing for a lien for nonpayment of such charges.

Readopting Chapter 13.32 of the LMC relating to the City’s water rates and charges.

Readopting Chapter 14.11 of the LMC relating to the installation of theft detection and holdup alarm systems and providing penalties for the violations of the terms of said chapter.

Readopting Chapter 14.24.010 of the LMC as adopted by Ordinance 701 of the City providing for regulations and procedures within the City regarding environmental policy.

Readopting chapter 14.26 of the LMC relating to the adoption of the Shoreline Master Program for the Thurston Region and setting forth regulations for administering said program.

Readopting Chapter 14.32 of the LMC relating to land clearing within the City and providing penalties for the violation of the terms of said chapter.

Readopting Title 15 of the LMC and each of the chapters within said title relating to the subdividing of land with the City, and including provisions for community facilities relating to the plats within the City.

Readopting Title 16 of the LMC containing zoning regulations within the City which regulations govern the use of land and structures upon land in the City.

Prohibiting heavy vehicular traffic on College from Martin Way to 37th.

Amending Zoning Ordinance regarding RZ-85-01 (Holly Homes, Inc).

Annexing territory into the City (Chambers).

Relating to penalties for late purchase of dog licenses and the proration of license fees and amending Section 7.04.040 of the LMC.

Prohibiting pets in designated public park areas/liability for owners.

Annexing territory to the City, establishing the status of properties for the purposes of bonded indebtedness and declaring the zoning of property upon the effective date of said annexation (northeast).

Fixing the amount of the Ad Valorem tax levies for the City for the fiscal year 1986.

Amending 1985 fiscal year budget by altering the revenue and expenditures of various funds.

Authorizing the City Attorney to purchase or institute action under the right of eminent domain for the condemnation and acquisition of certain lands and property for the purpose of constructing water storage facilities.

Adopting the annual budget of the City for fiscal year 1986.

Amending the street name index to change Aldea Glen Dr. SE to Fifth Way SE.

Providing for enforcement and a civil penalty for violation of various codes of the City and adopting a new Chapter 14.40 to LMC.

Adopting new State Energy Code, providing an effective date, and amending Section 14.09.010 of LMC.

Specifying and adopting a system or plan of replacements to and betterments and extensions of the water utility: and authorizing issuance and sale of water and sewer revenue bonds in the principal sum of approximately $3,250,000.00 par value.

Relating to City water and sewer utility revenue bonds.

Annexing property into the City (Long).

Authorizing acquisition of property for water storage facilities (repeals 763).

Removing restrictions and prohibitions of heavy vehicular traffic on College Street.

Authorizing acquisition of property for Pacific Avenue widening project through process of eminent domain.

Relating to vicious animals; authorizing court ordered confinement; increasing the penalty for failure to properly confine said animals.

Amending the Street Name Index to change the names of 5 cul-de-sacs to 36th Avenue SE.

Relating to payment of charges for water and sewer services.

Amending the 1986 Fiscal Year Budget.

Fixing the amount of ad valorem tax levies for 1987; levying ad valorem taxes.

Adopting the annual budget of the City for the 1987 fiscal year.

Providing for the issuance of $962,500.00 of water and sewer revenue bonds, etc.

Providing for submission to the voters of four bond propositions.

Replacing Ordinance 800 regarding bond propositions.

Amending the 1987 Fiscal Year Budget.

Providing for submission to voters a bond proposition (streets and sidewalks).

Providing for water lines and related improvements (ULID 10).

Amending the zoning Ordinance RZ-87-02 (Lutheran Church).

Authorizing eminent domain procedures for acquisition of property to widen Clearbrook Drive.

Amending Sections 12.08.020 and 12.08.030 of the LMC regarding arterial streets.

Temporarily reducing the gambling tax rate and calling for study of costs.

Annexing territory to the City (SW corner of Yelm Highway and Rainier Road).

Amending the fiscal year 1987 budget.

Adopting fiscal year 1988 annual budget.

Fixing ad valorem tax levies and levying fiscal year 1988 ad valorem taxes.

Relating to the regulation of for-hire vehicles (taxicabs, limousines).

Amending the 1987 fiscal year budget regarding Fire District #3 contract.

Amending Ordinance 811 annexing territory into the City.

Relating to dangerous and potentially dangerous dogs.

Increasing amount of bond or security to be posted (subdivision improvements).

Clarifying signature requirements on final subdivision plats.

Amending 1988 Fiscal Year Budget and Ordinance 814 adopting said budget.

Updating the adoption of the standard specifications for public works construction.

Relating to liability insurance for licensing of for-hire vehicles.

Authorizing issuance of $1,550,000.00 of unlimited tax levy General Obligation Bonds, 1988 (Street and sidewalk improvements).

Amending zoning ordinance, rezoning property on 54th Avenue SE as requested by North Thurston School Dist.

Annexing two lots at 6302 and 6312 Pacific Avenue.

Continuing temporary reduction in gambling tax rate at 4% until December 31, 1988.

Authorizing issuance of $365,000.00 LTGO Bonds for purchase of library property.

Rezoning Lt 10, Bk3, Mattson Addition RZ-88-02, Crockett from high Density Residential to limited Businesses.

Approving and confirming the assessment roll in ULID 10 and levying and assessing the amounts thereof.

Fixing the amount of ad valorem tax levies for 1989.

Adopting 1989 Budget.

Amending the 1988 Budget.

Amending Ordinance 686.

Annexing 463.05 Acres in the Marvin Road/Hogum Bay Road vicinity.

Amending Ordinance 840, correcting legal description of annexed property.

Amending the zoning ordinance of the City in RZ-89-01 (Garoutte).

Authorizing and directing the City Attorney to purchase and/or institute and prosecute to determination under the right of eminent domain for the condemnation and acquisition in fee simple of certain lands and property for the purpose of construction of storm water treatment facility for the Pacific Avenue Woodland Creek outfall and providing for payment of said lands and property from the City’s storm water utility fund and from grant funds administered by the Washington State Dept of Ecology.

Providing for the improvement of certain area by the construction and installation of sanitary sewer system, including a necessary sewer interceptor, all pursuant to resolution 643; ordering formation of ULID 11 and providing for cost of improvements by special assessments upon property of said district specially benefited by said improvements.

Authorizing construction of library building and acquisition of fire safety vehicle; authorizing issuance and sale of $1,540,00.00 of limited tax general obligation bonds; specifying date, terms, maturities and form thereof; creating special bond redemption fund; pledging to pay principal and interest on bonds from regular tax levies; and authorizing the Finance director to seek proposals for purchase of such bonds.

Amending Sections 12.08.010,12.08.020 and 12.08.030 of LMC as they relate to classifications of streets.

Water and Sewer Utility revenue Bonds for $3,300,000.00 for North Lacey Sewer Interceptor.

Fixing the amount of the Ad Valorem Tax Levies necessary to raise the amount of the estimated expenditures, less the estimated revenue from sources other than Ad Valorem Taxation for the General Fund and for the payment of principal and interest upon the General Bonded indebtedness of the City for the fiscal year 1990; to levy the annual Ad Valorem Taxes of the City for the fiscal year 1990 and appropriating same to certain funds for certain purposes.

Amending Sections 4 and 9 and subsection 10 (C) of Ordinance 863.

Improvement of water system on Afflerbaugh and creating ULID 12 for improvements.

Adopting the annual budget for 1990.

Amending the 1989 budget adopted by Ordinance 847 by revising budgeted amounts.

Authorizing and directing the City Attorney an action for the condemnation and acquisition of an easement over and through property for the purpose of constructing a sewer line.

Requiring energy efficiency and observation of conservation standards in the construction of new buildings, amending Section 14.09.101 and adding new sections to 14.09 LMC.

Relating to license fees for private patrol services and amending Section 5.22.060 LMC.

Authorizing the City Attorney on behalf of the City to obtain Easements under the right of Eminent Domain for the purpose of sewerage lines, to be paid out of the ULID 11 fund or other funds.

Amending the standards for Energy Efficient Buildings to modify the rating of windows and amending Section 14.09.010 of LMC.

Granting a franchise to TCI Cablevision to operate and maintain a cable communications system in the City; setting conditions accompanying the grant of franchise; providing regulation of the cable system; prescribing penalties for violation of the franchise provisions.

Annexing territory to the City (Northeast Annexation --Marvin Road and Martin Way Vicinity), establishing the basis upon which properties within said territory shall be taxed for purposes of the City’s, and establishing the zoning designations to apply to said property upon the effective date of annexation.

Amending the Zoning Ordinance of the City by amending the Zoning Map to change the land use designation of a portion of the City from Zone District Medium Density Residential to Zone District Low Density Residential and Declaring an Emergency.

Providing for the improvement of certain areas within the city by the construction and installation of streets and street improvements, traffic signals, drainage, water distribution facilities and sanitary sewer collection facilities therein and by doing all other work required in connection with such improvements; ordering the formation of LID 13 and providing for the payment of the cost of said district specially benefited by said improvements.

Providing for the improvement of certain area of land by the construction and installation of a water distribution system and sanitary sewer collection system and by doing all work required in connection with such improvements; ordering the formation of ULID 14 and providing for the payment of the costs of said improvements by special assessments upon the property of said district specially benefited by said improvements.

Relating to the revocation, suspension or modification of conditional or special use permits previously granted for continuing non-compliance and adding a new section, 16.87.080 to the LMC.

Fixing the mount of the Ad Valorem Tax levies necessary to raise the amount of the estimated expenditures, less the estimated revenues from sources other than ad valorem taxation; to levy the annual ad valorem taxes of the City for the fiscal year 1991.

Authorizing the issuance of its water and sewer revenue bonds and its water and sewer revenue bond anticipation notes for ULID 11 and 14 in the principal amount of $3,565,000.00; establishing the terms, date, maturities and redemption provision therefor; creating a special redemption fund; providing for the security and source of payment for such notes; and providing for the sale thereof.

Authorizing the issuance of its LID 13 bonds and bond anticipation notes in the principal amount of $1,300,000.00; establishing the terms, date, maturity date and redemption provisions therefor; creating special construction and redemption fund; providing for the security and source of payment therefor; and providing for the sale thereof.

Amending the 1990 Fiscal Year Budget for the current expense fund, City Street Fund, Parks and Open Space Fund, Sewer Utility Fund and Joint Drug enforcement Fund.

Authorizing the sale of water and sewer utility revenue bond anticipation notes Ordinance 896 for ULID 11 and 14 by negotiated sale; accepting the resignation of Lehman Brothers as financial advisor with respect to such notes; ratifying the sale of notes to Lehman Brothers; and amending Ordinance 896.

Adopting the annual budget of the City for 1991 fiscal year.

Annexing territory to the city; Ruddell Road SE/Yelm Highway vicinity.

Annexing territory to the City, 54th Avenue/Rumac Road vicinity.

Vacating portion of 17th Avenue SE.

Adopting “Drainage Design and Erosion control Manual for Thurston Region Washington”; declaring effective date.

Prohibiting parking upon sidewalks, walkways, and bike paths within the city. Reclassifying parking violations.

Requiring open space within commercial and industrial subdivisions and amending sections 15.04.040, 15.10.060 and 15.32.060 of the LMC.

Annexing Mullen Road/Afflerbaugh Road vicinity, establishing taxation, establishing g zoning designations.

Approving and confirming assessments of Assessment Roll in ULID 11; levying and assessing amounts.

Fixing the amount of tax levies for Fiscal Year 1992.

Confirming assessments and assessment roll in ULID 12 for construction of water distribution system; levying amounts on assessment roll.

Authorizing sale of utility bonds in the amount of $3,600,000.00 for acquiring, constructing, installing and equipping sewage and water supply distribution; providing for 1991 sinking fund account; providing that said bonds will be issued on a parity with outstanding water and sewage revenue bonds; fixing date, form, maturation, terms, covenants of bonds; authorizing Finance Director to seek proposals for bonds.

Amending 1991 fiscal budget adopted by Ordinance 900.

Adopting budget for fiscal year 1992.

Authorizing the right of Eminent Domain for condemnation and acquisition of property; providing payment from LID 13.

Annexing land (Meridian Campus Planned Community); establishing tax bases; establishing zoning.

Providing a sewer lift station and sewer improvements; providing payment by formation of ULID 15.

Amending Ordinance 928; amending certain legal descriptions of Parcels 25, 27, and 28 contained on Exhibit “A.”

Providing for and ordering the formation of ULID 16; providing for payment costs by special property assessments.

Annexing territory, establishing tax basis and zoning (Lakepointe Area).

Vacating a portion of old Stanfield Road within the City.

Relating to on-premise signs and amending Chapter 16.75 of LMC.

Further restricting the time/sale/discharge of fireworks during 1992 and declaring an emergency.

Adopting transition areas for multifamily development and adding new Chapter 16.20 to LMC.

Fixing the amount of tax levies for fiscal year 1993; levying taxes for 1993 and appropriating certain funds for certain purposes.

Amending Ordinance 925 by revising budget.

Right of Eminent Domain; 22nd and Ruddell Road Intersection Improvement Project.

Providing water system ULID 17 - Nisqually Heights.

Adopting annual budget for fiscal 1993.

Adopting and implementing commute Trip Reduction Plan for Thurston County (CTR Plan).

Approving and confirming assessments and assessment roll in ULID 14.

Providing for the issuance and sale of a bond for LID 13.

Providing for the issuance and sale of a bond for LID 16.

Annexing territory to the city, establishing a tax basis, and establishing the zoning designations to apply upon the effective date (14th Avenue southeast area).

Acquiring land under the right of eminent domain; providing for payment of property (Ruddell Road/39th Avenue to Yelm Highway).

Requiring participation in the construction of Golf Club Road extended by owners of developing properties in the direct vicinity of such extension.

Approving and confirming the assessments and assessment roll in LID 13 and levying and assessing the amounts.

Vacating a 20 foot strip of unopened street.

Annexing territory to the City. (Rumac Drive).

Approving the assessment roll in LID 16 and levying and assessing amounts.

Annexing territory to the City, establishing bases for taxation, establishing zoning designations. (Rainier Park).

Fixing the amount of ad valorem tax levies for fiscal year 1994 and appropriating funds for certain purposes.

Revising the budgeted amounts in the 1993 Fiscal Year Budget, amending Ordinance 953.

Authorizing the issuance and sale of LID 13 Bonds in the principal amount of $1,963,429.13, and providing for the disposition of the proceeds.

Authorizing the issuance and sale of LID 16 Bonds in the principal amount of $6,101,880.00, and providing for the disposition of the proceeds.

Adopting the annual budget for fiscal year 1994.

Modifying Chapter 5, Storm Drainage, of the Development Guidelines and Public Works Standards and declaring an effective date.

Vacating a portion of 54th Avenue to provide for realignment.

Relating to weapon free zone, providing for an exception for the possession of weapons specifically approved by school or park authorities as part of an approved program and amending Section 9.36.020 LMC.

Adopting modifications to the Development Guidelines and Public Works Standards for the City and declaring an effective date.

Amending the 1994 Fiscal Year Budget adopted by Ordinance 982 by revising the budgeted amounts for the current expense fund, criminal justice fund, City street fund, lodging tax fund and water utility fund.

Vacating a portion of 31st Ave NE to provide for realignment and reserving easements.

Approving and confirming assessments and assessment roll in ULID 17, and levying amounts.

Annexing territory and establishing a tax base and zoning designation upon date of annexation (Martin Way East).

Providing for the improvement of land, ordering the formation of ULID 18, providing for payment of costs by special assessments on property in the district (ULID 18-Yelm Highway).

Vacating a portion of West Street.

Fixing the amount of ad valorem tax levies for Fiscal Year 1995; appropriating funds for certain purposes.

Amending the 1994 Fiscal Year Budget adopted by Ordinance 982.

Extending the term of the TCI Cablevision of Washington, Inc. franchise.

Approving and confirming the assessments and assessment roll in ULID 15 and levying and assessing amounts of $104,297.18.

Adopting the annual budget for fiscal year 1995.

Annexing territory to the City, Hawks Prairie Planned Community.

Vacating a portion of Sandra Ave.

Authorizing the issuance of water and sewer bonds in the amount of $2,500,000.

Authorizing the issuance of bonds in the amount of $2,400,000 to finance the construction of an addition to the City Hall and a Multi-use Community Building.

Relating to limousines; amending LMC Sections 5.24.020, and 5.24.150; and repealing Section 5.24.070.

Relating to private patrol services and repealing Chapter 5.22 LMC.

Promoting and encouraging interest and awareness of art in public places by requiring an allocation of funds in conjunction with the construction of certain City Capital Projects, and designating a special account for such funds.

Fixing the amount of the Ad Valorem tax levies for the General Fund and payment of principal and interest for fiscal year 1996; levying the annual Ad Valorem taxes for fiscal year 1996 and appropriating same to certain funds for certain purposes.

Amending the 1995 fiscal year budget adopted by Ordinance 1008 by revising the budgeted amounts for the Current Expense Fund, Criminal Justice Fund, City Street Fund, Community Block Grant Fund, LID Debt Fund, Building Fund, Capital Improvement Fund, Parks and Open Space Fund, Water Utility Fund, Wastewater Utility Fund, Stormwater Utility Fund, Information Management Service Fund, Joint Animal Services Fund and the Joint Narcotics Task Force Fund and adopting a summary.

Adopting the annual budget for fiscal year 1996.

Revising the zoning code to allow sales of new mobile/manufactured homes as a permitted use within Central Business District 6, and amending the Table 16T-06 adopted by Section 16.24.020 LMC.

Relating to the duration of preliminary plat and conditional short plat approvals, amending Section 15.12.160, repealing Section 15.32.160 and adopting a new Section 12.32.160 LMC.

Amending the 1996 fiscal year Budget adopted by Ordinance 1028 by revising the budgeted amounts for the Joint Drug Enforcement Fund.

Relating to strategic planning and the performance of a market analysis and feasibility study relating to certain real property within the city and temporarily prohibiting the acceptance of development applications for a portion of the Hawks Prairie area.

Adopting the 1996 revised Development Guidelines and Public Works Standards.

Fixing the amount of the Ad Valorem tax levies for fiscal year 1997; levying the annual Ad Valorem taxes for fiscal year 1997; and appropriating same to certain funds for certain purposes.

Amending the 1996 Budget adopted by Ordinance 1028 by revising the budgeted amounts for the Current Expense Fund, Criminal Justice Fund, City Street Fund, Community Development Fund Block Grant Fund, , LID Debt Fund, Building Improvement Fund, Parks and Open Space Fund, Water Utility Fund, Wastewater Utility Fund, Stormwater Utility Fund, Equipment Rental Fund, and the Information Management Fund.

Adopting the annual Budget for the 1997 fiscal year.

Relating to the Zoning Code provisions, amending those portions of Table 16T-06.2. Adopted by reference by LMC Section 16.24.020(1); amending allowed uses within the Central Business District and allowing miscellaneous repair services and travel agencies; and to reserve prime retail commercial buildings and sites for retail commercial use, Government offices shall not be permitted in binding site plans, subdivisions or building complexes designed for commercial retail use.

Relating to on premises sign regulations, repealing Chapter 16.75 LMC, adding new Chapter 16.75 LMC.

Annexing territory, establishing zoning and the zoning map for the Lacey Urban Growth Area. (Carpenter Road SE 26.2 acre annexation.)

Annexing territory, establishing zoning and the zoning map for the Lacey Urban Growth Area. (Horizon Pointe.)

Approving and confirming the assessments and assessment roll ULID 18 ($756,573.10), and levying and assessing the amounts on the assessment roll.

Providing for the improvement of a certain area of Lacey; ordering the formation of LID 19 and providing special assessments upon property of said district specially benefited by said improvements.

Relating to limousines, amending Section 5.24.020 LMC.

Providing for the issuance of a revenue bond in the amount of up to $1,800,000 to finance an Animal Services facility.

Amending the 1997 budget adopted by Ordinance 1047 by revising the amounts for the Current Expense Fund, Criminal Justice Fund, City Street Fund, Lodging Tax Fund, General Obligation Bond Fund, Local Improvement District Dept Fund, Parks and Open Space Fund, Water Utility Fund, Wastewater Utility Fund, Stormwater Utility Fund, Joint Animal Services Fund, and the Thurston County Narcotics Task Force Fund.

Fixing the estimated expenditures, less the estimated revenues from sources other than ad valorem taxation, of the principal and interest upon the general bonded indebtedness for 1998; levying the taxes and appropriating same to certain funds for certain purposes for fiscal year 1998.

Adopting the annual Budget for fiscal year 1998.

Authorizing the issuance Water and Sewer bonds in the amount of $7,030,000.00; fixing the date, form, maturities, terms and covenants of bonds; and authorizing the sale of bonds.

Authorizing the issuance of unlimited G.O. bonds in the amount of $1,635,000.00 and limited G.O. in the amount of $1,200,000.00; authorizing the appointment of an escrow agent; providing the date, form and redemption provisions of bonds; providing for the disposition of bond proceeds; and approving the sale of bonds.

Providing for the improvement of a certain land area by the extension and connection of the city’s water distribution system; ordering the formation of Utility Local Improvement District Number 20 and providing for special assessments (ULID 20 - Woodland Creek Subdivision).

Fixing the current expense budget for fiscal year 1999; levying taxes; levying the annual ad valorem taxes; and appropriating certain funds for certain expenses.

Amending the 1998 fiscal year budget adopted by Ordinance 1075 by revising the amounts for the Current Expense Fund, Criminal Justice Fund, General Obligation Bond Fund, Building Improvement Fund, Capital Equipment Fund, Parks and Open Space Fund, Water Utility Fund, Stormwater Utility Fund, Stormwater Capital Fund, Equipment Rental Fund, and the Thurston County Narcotics Task Force Fund.

Adopting the annual budget for fiscal year 1999 for $63,256,531.

Annexing 78.62 acres located at the Hawks Prairie and Marvin Roads intersection (Duncan annexation), establishing the zoning to be in accordance with the Lacey Comprehensive Land Use Plan and the zoning map for the Lacey Urban Growth Area.

Authorizing interfund loans and amending the Parks and Open Space Fund portion of the 1999 budget.

Temporarily extending the speed restrictions for the operation of motor boats upon Hicks Lake from the date of passage of this ordinance until the level of the lake reduces to 158.5 feet above sea level or through June 3, 1999, whichever date should first occur, declaring an emergency.

Providing for the submission to the electors an election to be held on September 14, 1999, for a proposition of whether or not the City should issue and sell it’s unlimited tax levy General Obligation bonds (in the amount of $14,450,000.00) and levy annual property taxes in excess of regular property tax levies to provide for the retirement of such bonds, for the purpose of providing funds to pay the cost of developing and improving parks.

Approving and confirming the assessments and assessment roll in ULID 20 and levying and assessing amounts. Total assessment $719,993.66.

Relating to critical aquifer recharge areas and wellhead protection, amending Sections 14.36.020 through 14.36.090, 14.36.110 through 14.36.120, 14.36.140 through 14.36.170 and 14.36.260 of the Lacey Municipal Code, adding new Sections 14.36.215, 14.36.217 and 14.36.219.

Eliminating the minimum lot size requirements in Central Business District 1 and 2 zones, and amending Table 16T-07 of the Lacey Municipal Code.

Modifying the land use map and zoning map to rezone certain lands (southerly 480 acres of the Hawks Prairie Planned Community), as ordered by the Thurston County Superior Court and recommended by the Planning Commission.

Establishing provisions for approval of zero effective impervious surface projects, adding a new Chapter 14.31 to the Lacey Municipal code.

Amending the 1999 fiscal year budget adopted by Ordinance 1093 by revising the budgeted amounts for: Current Expense Fund, Criminal Justice Fund, Community Center Fund, City Street Fund, Community Block Grant Fund, L.I.D. Dept Fund, Building Improvement Fund, Capital Expenditure Fund, Parks and Open Space Fund, Water Utility Fund, Wastewater Utility Fund, Information Management Services Fund, and the Joint Drug Enforcement Fund.

Fixing the amount needed for the Current Expense Budget for fiscal year 2000; levying the annual ad valorem taxes and appropriating funds.

Adopting the annual budget for the 2000 fiscal year.

Requiring the installation of systems for emergency vehicle access to gated developments; adding a new Section 14.17 to the Lacey Municipal Code.

Relating to parking on Woodland Square Loop and adding a new Section 10.14.022 to the Lacey Municipal Code.

Providing for the submission to and election on September 19, 2000 a bond in the amount of $5,990,000. For the purpose of providing funds to pay the City’s share of the costs of constructing, equipping and modernizing fire stations and acquiring fire fighting equipment.

Authorizing and directing the purchase or condemnation of property for the construction of roadways, sidewalks, bike lanes and other street improvements and providing payment from L.I.D, 19, and declaring a public use and necessity. Britton Parkway.

Providing for the submission to, and election on November 7, 2000, a bond in the amount of $5,990,000. For the purpose of providing funds to pay the City’s share of the costs of constructing, equipping and modernizing fire stations and acquiring fire fighting equipment.