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Home My WebLink About00072 Minutes. of the Regular Session of May 6th, 1931.136 Yinutes of Regular Session of Apr. 21/31 continued (Resolution continued) AND BE IT FURTHER P.ESOLVEDs That the said paving or hard surfacing projects be generally described and loca- ted as follows subject to any changes the .City Council or committees may elect, Area 1 - Water and Washington Streets between Adams and Tyler, inclusive, and including Taylor. Area' 2 - Water and Washington Streets between Tyler and Monroe, inclusive of all crone streets. Area 3 - Lawrence Street between Harrison and Monroo Streets. Area 4 - City Arterial and Fort Worden Routes: a. - Washington to State Highway at Kearney b. - Benton from Washington to Fort Worden c. - Monroe, from Water to Blaine (City Park) d. - Taylor, from Jefferson to Benton vin Maple Avenue. Councilman Starrett then stated that the object in presenting this resolution was to show the property owners and others that the City Council was alive to the situation and that the t approximate coats, the possi- ble methods of financing such a project, eto., would be be assembled and then it would be up to the property owners to decide as to further procedure. It was than moved by Councilman Peach and seconded by Councilman Lammers that said recoultion be adopted Upon roll call, all five councilmen present voted in the affirmative and motion was declared carried. Dog Pound. Mayor Bangerter brought up the matter of collection of dog licenses and stated that an offer (would be made to enforce the payment of licenses for all dogs and the destruction of all unlicensed dogs. Some discussion was had relative to a pound and poundmoster but do definite notion t{aa token. UNFINISHED AND NEP7 BUSINESS. Port Commission Project. Mayor Bangerter brought up the matter of the inquiry of the U.S. Engineer in rein-' tion to the Small Boat Haven projedt of the Port Townsend Port Commission and it was moved by Councilman Starrett and seconded by Councilman Peach that the City Council approve the Port Commission work. Motion declared carried. Re: Insurance on Trucker The City Clerk brought up the matter of placing insurance on the Street Dorf. and the Plater Dept- Trucks, advising that funds had been provided in the budget for that purpose. The. matter was referred to the Finance Committee to report at the next regular session. Street Light for Garfilld and Walker: Councilman Peach brought up the matter of the petition for a street light at the intersection of Garfield and Walker Streets, and moved that the petition be granted nod that the City Clark be instructed to notify the Puget Sound Power and Light Co. to install a street light at the said location. Uotion me secodded by Councilman Lafferty and upon roll call, all five councilmen present voted in the affirmative and motion was declared carried. RECESS. It was moved by Councilman Lammers and Seconded by Councilman Peach that the Council recess for 10 minut Lotion carried and recess was declared. COUNCIL RE -CONVENES. The Council re-convenod at 9:26 P.M., and upon roll call there ware present Mayor George Bangerter, City Attorney Jan. W. B. Scott, City Clerk C. F. Christian, and Councilmen E. M. Starrett, S. V. Peach, W. B. Smit ... S. Lafferty and William Lammers Sr. Re: Wood Pite for Contract: City Engineer Sadler was requested to inform the Council in relation to the wood pipe to be used in the construction of the new pipe lines. Mr. Sadler stated that they had called on the representatives of the Federal Pipe and Tank Co. to ascertain if they would quote a bettor price than former proposals and that they had met with a refusal to out prices. Mr. Sadler stated that they then visited the plant of the Buffilin Wood -.-Pipe Company and ware assured that a special effort wopld be made to furnish extra quality material for this job and that the machines would be thoroughly overhauled to insure a first class quality of pipe. Also that delivery of pipe would bogin in the near future. ADJOURNEVENT. Upon motion of Councilmen Peach, seconded by Councilman Smith, council adjourned. Attest: City Clerk. mho or �r i u L I L 137 Minutes. of the Regular Session of May 6th, 1931. Port Townsend, Wash., May 6th, 1931. The City Council of the City of Port Townsend met in regular session this 6th day of May, 1931, at 8:ot )look p.m„ Councilmen William Lammorn Sr., Mayor protem presiding in the absence of Mayor Bangerter. The Jnyor arrived later in the session. Roll Call Upon Roll Call there were present City Attorney Joe- IT. B. Scott, City Clerk C. F. Christian, ar•d Coua non Clark Aldrich, S. V. Peach, W. B. Smith, Vt. S. lefferty,.Wm. Lammors Sr., and Jacob Miller. Minutes Adopted. Itcwaa moved by Councilmen Peach and seconded by Councilman Lafferty that the minutes of the regular a lion of April 21st be adopted as written. Motion declared carried. Starrett Arrivess Councilman E. M. Starrett arrived at this time and thereafter took part in the pro- oeedinge o e ounoil Approved Bills and Claims. - Bills and Claims that had been auditeddby the Finance Committee and recommended for payment, were prey ted and read, as.followas Upon the Current ones Fund,_to_-wits -i�E. eeawoo Office Su pplion $ 2.00 N. W. Raynor Chairman and use of car 6.34 Eugene Dale Cheinmen 5.98 Chas. J. Nelson Wind 72.00 Pearson Auto Service Repairs and Sucpliea 5.75 Jones 8 Crouton Supplies 8.10 Port Townsend Volunteer Fire Dept. Servines at Fires 127.50 Charles A. rragge Insurance on Fire Truck 128.00 The P. J. Cronin Co. Supplies 7.40 Standard Oil Co. Gasoline and Oils 62.87 Automobile Club of Washington Traffic Signs 4.26 ' Wm. G. Maplethorpe Labor, Street Dept. 95.74 Lofthue Lumber Co. Lumber 13.40 Baker d: Myers Repairs 15.49 Puget Sound Power k Light Co. Street Lighting 192.35 Chas. W. Hinton, State Tress. Industrial Insurance 18.05 Total Current Expense .......... 766.23 Upon the Olympic Gravity Water Fund, towit: W. G. P-otter Labor 116.80 Harry W. Robbins Labor 47.91 R. E. Greenwood Supplies 5.60 Olive F. Pettygrove Cash Advanced 2.61 Standard Oil Co. Gasoline and Oils 19.30 Pearson Auto Service Greasing Auto 1.25 Baker J: Myers. Repairs 2.76 A. R. Strathie Repairs and Supplies 1.25 Hersey nanufacturigg Co. Meters and parts 70.74 Norby Heating k Plumbing Co. Supplies 1.00 Seattle Plumbing Supply Co. Supplies 9.60 Olympic Hdwe & Furniture Co. Supplies 6.12 H. Wingate Collections 5.00 0. L. Allen Filing Sawa 1.00 Chas. W. Hinton, State Tress. Industrial Insurance 3.38 Unan Public Library Fund, To -wit: Puget Sound Power k Light Co. Puget Sound News Co. P. H. Paterson The Grolier Society Harry Hansen Upon the Park Fund, to -wits Cl y rens er Co. Standard Oil Co. Total Olympic Gravity ...... .. . 293.76 Electric Light 4.08 Books 26.28 Repairs 6.25 Books 61.05 Garbage Disposal 2.25 Total Public Library .......... 99.91 Spreading Oil 5.00 Oil for Streets 14.40 Total, Park Fund ............... 19.40 Upon Water Bond Improvement Fund, to -wits err ett o s Postage and Insurance 4.54 N. 17. Raynor Chairman 19.61 Eugene Dale Chairman and Inspector 37.61 W. J. Sadler Cash Advanced 20.03 Lowman h Hanford Co. Supplies 8.32 R. E. Greenwood Office Supplies .90 Lofthus Lumber Co. Surveyors stakes 4.50 Citizens Ind. Teleihone Co. L. D. Tolls .40 Jae. H. Coyne Estimate #1, Contract 3,528.68 Chas. �Y. Hinton, State 'Tress. Industrial Insurance 1.43 Total Water Bond Improvement s'T,oZtT.61 It wan moved by Councilman Peach and seconded by Councilman Smith that the said claims be allowed and tl the Mayor and the City .Blerk.be authorized to draw warrants upon the proper funds in payment of same. Upon Roll Call, all seven Councilmen voted in the affirmative and motion was declared carried. s