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(Liens Filed Cont'd)
tract number 2 Big Quiloene River Water Extension Project. City Attorney. Scott stated
that contractor Coyne is bound by said statement, and Mr. Coyne was present in open Council
and acquiesced in said statement.
Inguiry Relative To Liensi_ .
Councilman Quenell asked the City Clerk if any liens had been filed with City against Con-
tract No. 2. The City Clerk stated that liens had biled as follows:
Pacific Coast Forge Company in the amount of $8000.00, also the J. E. Berkheimer.Manufaoturing
Company in the sum of $39500.00. It was moved by Councilman Quenall, seconded by Councilman
Miller that the City retain from the retained percentage of the total amount due the sum of
$8800.00 to cover the lien claim filed by the Pacific Coast Forge Company, and also to retain
from the retained percentage of the total amount due on 9ontract No. 2 the sum of 03900.00
to aover;;the lien claim filed by the J. E. Berkheimer Manufacturing Company, and that the bal-
ance due onthe final estimate on Contract No. 2 amounting to $310382.13 be paid to contractor
James H. Coyne, and that the Mayor and the City Clerk be authorized to draw a warrant upon the
Water Extension Construction Fund in said amount in favor of contractor Coyne. Upon roll call
all seven Councilmen voted in favor thereof and motion was declared carried.
Sufficient Bond:
Councilman Aldrich asked the City Attorney if the contractors bond visa sufficient to
protect the City if the amount retained is not sufficient to oover•the liens filed. The
City. Attorney replied in the affirmative.
Coyne To Sign Release:
City Attorney Scott suggested that Mr. Coyne sign a release before final payment is make,
and Mr. Coyne accepted the suggestion.
Complete Financial.:Report:
It was moved by Councilman Quenell and seconded by Councilman Aldrich that Consulting Engin
is, O:,Baar of Bear and Cunningham be asked for a complete financial report of the construction
of the water. -project as of this date. Motion carried.
RECESS
It was moved by Councilman Peach, seconded by Councilman Quenell that the Council recess
for a few minutes. Motion carried.
COUNCIL RECO14VENES
The Council reconvened at 9:40 p. m., and upon roll call there were present: Mayor Bangerter,
City Attorney Scott, City Clerk Christian , and Councilmen Quenell, Lammers, Miller, Robbins,
Aldrich, Peach and Manson.
Reports DZ City Engineer:
Upon request, the City Clerk again read the reports of City Engineer Sadler relative to
water main extensions, and it was moved by Councilman Quenell and seconded by Councilman Aldrich
that said reports by adopted and that the City Engineer be authorized to purchase the necessary
pipe and fittings, and the work to be done in accordance with said reports. Upon roll call all
seven Councilman voted in the affirmative, and motion was declared carried.
Additional Street Lights:
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Councilman Peach reported that the Puget Sound Power $: Light Company would install the
electric street lights as ordered by the Council if the City would maintain a 250-candlepower
light at Sheridan Avenue and Lawrence Stree; a 250-candlepower light on Sheridan Avenue near
St. Johnts Hospital; and an 80-candlepower light on Cherry Street near the gravel pit. It was
moved by Councilman Peach, seconded by Councilman Manson that said lights be installed. Upon
roll call all seven Councilmen voted in the affirmative. Motion was declared carried.
Relative to Gravel Pit:
Councilman Manson brought up the matter of the proposed sale of gravel pits by the Cbtxgty
and moved, seconded by Council Miller, that it be the sense of this Council that a protest be
filed with the County Commissioners against the sale of county gravel in blocks 8 and 9 of Petty-
grovr'iPcCoR Addition, and that the City Clerk be authorized to mail a copy of this motion to the
C ounty Commissioners. Motion carried upon roll call, all seven Councilmen voting in favor there-
of .
About Filling City Lake:
Councilman Quenell inquired about filling City Lake, and Mr. Saar s aid that is should be
done as soon as the weather breaks.
Relative to lease of Calhoun Street:
On behalf of the City Transfer Company, Mr. Daly now addressed the Council relative to the
offer of said Company to purchase sand on said Calhoun Street. He stated that Mr. Nagel had
immediate'Luse for ,sand, and the City Transfer Company will pay $25 at.once .for the first 100
yards of sand and makes a tender of the amount. .Councilman Manson stated that he was opposed
to the sale of the materialr,as, he believed it would all be needed by the City. It was moved
by Councilman Robbins, seconded by Councilman Aldrich to accept the offer of the City Transfer
Company.for 100 yards of sand from Cllhoun Street.south of Water Street:for.the sum of $259 and
Mr. DeLeo is to have the seadnd hundred yards on the same terms, if he desires it. Street to be
left in contition satisfactory to the City Engineers and measurement of sandto be left to City,
Engineer. Upon roll call Councilmen Quenell, Lammers,;Robbins, Aldrich, and Peach voted in the
affirmative. Councilmen Miller and Manson voted in the negative. Motion declared carried.
ORDINANCES_
Referring back to ordinances and resolutions, Councilman Aldrich introduced an ordinance to
z;ertaia 3ihits', as places for the conduct of carrying on
restrict'the use of buildings within
of the business of embalming or cremation, or as mortuaries. Said proposed ordinance was read in
full as the first reading. It was moved by Councilman Aldrich, seconded by Councilman Robbins
that the first reading by considered the second reading, and that the third reading be by title.
only. Upon roll call Councilman Quenell and Manson asked to be excused from voting. Councilmen
Lammers, Miller, Robbins, Aldrich and Peach voted in the affirmative, and motion was declared
carried. The City Clerk then read the ordinance by title only for the third reading. It was
moved by Councilman Aldrich and seconded by Councilman Robbins that said ordinance do now pass.
Upon roll call Councilman Quenell and Manson were again excused from voting. Councilman Lammers,
Miller, Robbins, Aldrich, and Peach voted in the affirmative and motion was declared carried.
The following is the fu:11 true and correct copy of said ordinance No. 969 as passed by the
City Council February 8, 1929, approved by the Mayor February 11, 1929, and published in the
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