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HomeMy WebLinkAbout00018 Minutes or Regular Session of Sept. 30, 1930;_ _ ��_ - h 5 .1*tt! S j`•f ..L t, �,T_ v Jl•^Y4/F Y, t d _4n3I W_ ±r n iY}YN y,��— , 29 r, 28 ,, ' Minutes or Regular Session of Sept. 30, 1930; Minutea•of September 16th, 1930, continued. r (` Port Townsend, Washington, September 30, 1930. of said lights. Motion declared carried. f. ( The City Council of the City of Port Townsend met in regular session this 30th day of September _Water Contract for Point Hudson Light:}, y' at 8 P.M. in the Council Chamber of the City Hall. Councilman William Lammers, Mayor Pro Tem. The U. S. Lighthouse service presented a standard contract for furnishing water to the Point Hudson ,.. ROLL CALL light and it was moved by Councilman Robbins and secondedbyCouncilman Smith that the Mayor and the City Upon roll cell there were resent City Clerk; C. F.Chriatian, City Attorney Jnmea W. H.Soott end Clerk be authorized to execute said contract at the regular rates. Motion declared carried. {, P P Y t ' g *�" t B. Smith and W. S. Lafferty. Councilmen Wm. Lammers, Jacob Miller, Harry W. Robbins, W. Y• Street Lessees r•° MINUTES APPROVED e { , Taking up the petition of St. John's Hospital and Manresa Hall to lease certain atreeta, in the-Bi-:: senbeis Addition, it was moved by Councilman Robbine and seconded by Councilman Lamers that petitions be - '� mThe minutes of the regular session of September 16th were rend and approved as read. granted, and that the Mayor and the City Clerk be authorized toexecute lassos for the streets designated in tie said petition for one year running from October let, 1930, at a rental of $2.60 per year for each lease. Upo ` 's" for Bangerter Arrives: roll call all five Councilmen presented votod in the affirmative and motion "a declared carried. - Mayor Bangerter arrived during the reading of the minutes and thereafter presided. Old Pump House Wells REPORTS OF OFFICERS Councilman Robbins brought up the matter of the unsafa condition of the old pump house well and the gmtter wan referred to the Chairman of the Water Committee. {""'` s Ypy���� � Meter Readings: ELECTION OF COUNCILMAN �?�{• City Engineer Sadler submitted reports showing the flow of water in the :pain line meters for the period'ending September 15th and same were ordered filed. Taking up the matter of electing a new Councilman, it was moved -by Councilman Lammers and seconded sit by Counoilman Peach that Mr. W. S. Lafferty be elected as ,Councilman for the Fourth Word to fill the vacancy ,;R'ti;' •REPORTS OF STANDING COMMITTEES caused by the resignation of R. E. Richards. Upon roll call all five Councilmen presented votod in the affirmative and motion was declared carried.' ti.M r s ' Leader Company Fuel Oil Tank: - ADJOURNMENT .. ... ',�,,,•• Reportittg on the application of the Port Townsend Leader Company to install a fuel oil tank, Council Upon motion of Councilman Peach, seconded by Councilman Robbins, the Council adjourned. 4.' ' man Lammers reported that the fuel oil tank was already installed and there was no ehanoe'to inspect the '' work. He submitted a copy of the underwriter's specifications for fuel oilstoragetanks, which was read an t follows and ordered filed: �t_(J„�•� y�� �y, � 43�y UNDERWRITERS SPECIFICATIONS FOR FUEL OIL STORAGE TANKS. yor EJtast� • �+•. Attests Sao. 46--Tanks buried underground shall have the top not less thantwo (2) feet below the surface of the ground and below the level of any piping to which the tanks may be connaoted,exoept that in liey of the two (2) foot i a,lf cover. Tanks may be buried under twelve (12) inches of earth and a cover of reinforced concrete at least six (6) inches in thickness provided, which shall extend'at least one (1) foot beyond the outline of the tank City Clerk IY", Sn all directions; concrete cover to be placed on a firm, well tamped earth foundation. Whan necessary to •''''•'"'r prevent floating, tanks shall be securely anchored or weighted. When a tank cannot be entirely burled, it shall be covered over with earth to a depth of at least two (2) feet with a elope on all aides not steeper than one and one-half (1) feet horizontal to one (1) foot vertical. Class 3 Fuel Oil Adopted 1926 } Reprinted 1927 - . Dundee Water Pipe: yx`r Councilman Lammers reporting on the water pipe on Umatilla Avenue in Dundee Place stated that the --. 1'fy,+K,,>-�^' }' committee could not tell the condition of the pipe and reoommended that the matter be referred to the Water j 'L++��.L'A Superintendent for examination. The matter was so referred by the Mayor. Old Pump House Weller In relation to the old wells adjacent to Hastings Park, Councilman Lammers reported that the same were in a dangerous condition and recommended that the old house be burned and that the property be fenced, stating further that it would require about 320 feet of fencing. It was moved by Councilmen Lamers and � `,,;a"`t�• �' ''s seconded by Councilman Smith that therecosmnendation and report of Councilman Lammers be adopted. Motion de- '� clarad carried. Light Poles to be Moved: Councilman Robbins asked that the Key City Light and Power Company be requested to move two (2) '}i+��'s,us y electric light poles, as followas - '.')e++ One (1) at Quincy and. Jefferson Streets about 6 or 7 feat westerly; and _0r0„M4 One (1) at Tyler and Taft Streets to be moved about 10 feet easterly. t , 'W W-.ti "" `9�`fd"��( BIDS FOR SIDEWALK fin0 g41j, �,six�� At this time in accordance with a previous order of the City Council bideforcoonatruoting n can orate sidewalk around the City Hall were taken up for consideration, as follows: Key City Brick and Tile Com an s The proposal of the Key City Brick and Tile Company, Tony DeLeo authorized agent, was first opened. wy.I ? The bid appeared to be in form -and was accompanied by a certified check for $30.00 on the American National Hank of Port Townsend. The total lump sum bid was $662.20. Bid of Charles Lindber s - , �'-�'�'�,{,4 ,riSh, ?;�fFv;,•. ll The next proposal opened was that of Charles Lindberg, whose total lump sum bid was $689.37. This bid was accompanied by a certified check for $30.00 on the Washington State Bank of Port Angeles, but the bid was not in itisll form. t - `;„ Y4 �,�'•. Bid of"J. H. and H. W. Cameron: The next -and last bid opened was a proposal of J. H. and A. 4f. Cameron, whose lump sum bid was for $530.80. This bid was accompanied by a certified check for $35.00 on the First National Bank of Por.. Townsend but the bid was not in full form.