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Home My WebLink About00336l/ 10 agree with office records. Wm. Lammers Sr. 7d. S. Lafferty. Said reports were ordeed Tiled. r BUILDING PER141ITS. Applications for Building Permits were presented, read, and disposed of as follow From L.arvin '9. Schafer, to -wit: Port Townsend, '"ash., March 4, 1935 To the Honorable i-�ayor and City Council, Port Townsend, Wash. Gentlemen: -permission is requested to add a room to my dwelling house at 25th and Sheridan Streets, at an estimated cost of $25.00 for materials. Respectfully submitted,-reM From p. "!. Sullivan, to -wit: Port Townsend, ;Sash., Feby 26, 1935 To the Honorable oayor and City Council, Port Townsend, 7.'ash Gentlemen: Permission is requested to build a frame garage on my property in Block 3, 0. . Hastings Addition, to replace the garage recently destroyed by fire. Cost is estimated at ,p200.00. fespectfully submitted, p, it. Sullivan From Earl D. Sturrock, to-:vit: Port Townsend, Wash., Feby 25, 1935. To the Honorable 1,;ayor and City Council Port Townsend, lash. Gentlemen: Permission is requested to re -roof my dwelling house at 904 Taylor Street and to make other general repairs, all at an estimated cost of .200.00. Respectfully submitted, Frorp Lyall Arey, to -wit: Fort Townsend, flash., Feby 21st, 1935 To the Honorable Vlayor and City Council, Port Townsend, 1.7ash. Gentlemen: Permission is requested to erect a frame dwelling house on the Sl7 corner of Block 8 of L:ountain View Addition. Cost is estimated at $300.00 for mnterials. Respectfully submitted, Lyall Arey. From Mrs. Sarah Louise Fay, to -wit: Port Townsend, Wash., March 5, 1935. To the Honorable 1-layor and City Council, Port Townsend, Wash. Gentlemen: Permission is requested to build a sun porch addition to my dwelling hazse at 726 Jackson Street. Cost is estimated at w50.00. Respectfully submitted, Mrs. Sarah Louise Fay It was moved by Councilman Lafferty and seconded by Councilmen De Leo that the said permits be granted. :lotion declared carried. COI6::.UNICATIONS. From J. D. Bengtson, He: Interest on Bank Laposits: A communication from J. B. Bengtson, State Senator from this District, was presen- ted and read, as follows, to -wit: Olympia, 'dash., Feby 23, 1935. Mr. C. F. Christian, City Clerk, port Tovrnsend, Ills sh. Dear •'•r. Christian: Enclosed find House bill 228 for your study. Should your City Council have any remarksl. I'd be pleased to here them. 'lours sincerely, J. D. Bengtson. The Clerk reported that he had replied to the letter to the effect that inasmuch as th Council would not meet for 10 days, he the Clerk, would express his personal views on the subject, and suggested that a minimum of one per cent on daily balances on city deposits be incorporated in the Act, and that bonds and other papers required as security for such de- posits should be from 10 to 20 per cent in excess of the amount on deposit. None of the Councilmen having anything to offer, the communication was ordered filed. REO.UISITIOHS. Plater Dept. The 'later Department submitted a requisition for, One case of Hersey l,eters. It visa mooed by Councilman Sather and seconded by Councilmen u I 1 ,y �y�j"��i��b gg C TM,.I S T •ip 1Z `, Lafferty that the said requisition be granted. Motion declared carried. ORDINANCES AND RESOLUTIONS. Penalty Added to 'dater Ordinance. Pursuant to instructions from the Council, City Attorney Daly drew up and presen- ted an ordinance amending present water ordinances by providing a penalty for certain in - infractions of the code. The said ordinance entitled "An Ordinance of the City of Port Townsend, providing a penalty for the violation of Section 2 of Ordinance No. 899, entitled VAn Ordinance of the City of Port Townsend amending sections 8,18,32,33,33k and 36 of, and adding Section 40,i: to Ordinance No. 7521, passed by the City Council, October 17, 1919,and approved by the Mayor, October 21, 1919." visa then read in full for the first reading. I. The minimum and maximum cash nenalties to be incorporated were left to the judg- ment of the Council and it was moved by Councilmen Hirtzler and seconded by Councilman Laf- ferty that the minimum b0 fixed at $10.00 and the maximum at $100.00. Upon roll call vote I all seven Councilmen voted in the affirmative and motion was declared carried. The Clerk Ii again read that portion of the ordinance covering seaoirthe amount of the penalty. It was then moved by Councilman Lafferty and seconded by Councilman Sather that t e first reading be considered the second reading and that the third reading be by title only. Unon Roll Call vote, all seven Councilmen voted in favor thereof and motion visa declared carried. Ordinance Passed. The City Cleric teen read the said ordinance by title only for the , third reading, whereupon it was moved by Councilman Lafferty and seconded by Councilman Sa- ther that said ordinance do now pass. Upon Roll Call vote, all seven Councilmen voted in. - then ffirmative and motion was declared carried. Copy of Ordinance. The following is a full true, and correct copy of said Ordinance as passed by the City Council Larch 5, 1935, approved by the Mayor :Sarch 6, 1935, and pub- a lisped in the Port Townsend Leader March 7th, 1935, to -wit: ORDINANCE No. 1049. An Ordinance of the City of Port Townsend, providing a penalty for the violation of Section 2 of Ordinance No. 899, entitled "An Ordinance of the City of Port Tovnsend amend- ing Sections 8,18,32,33,33Q', and 36 of, and adding Section 40LI to,Ordinance No. 75211, passe by the City Council October 17, 1919, and approved by the Mayor October 21, 1919. ' THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF PORT TOVX SEND DO ORDAIN AS FOLLO7/S: j Section 1. Any person who shall violate the provisions of Section 2, of Ordinance No. I 899, entitled "An Ordinance of the City of Port Townsend amending Sections 8,18,32,33,3312 j and 36 of, and adding Section 4021 to Ordinance No. 752", shall be guilty of a misdemeanor, Ijttl and upon the conviction thereof shall be punished by a fine of not less than Ten Dollars, I. nor more than One Hundred Dollars, or by imprisonment in the city jail for a term of not I more than thirty days, or by both such fine and imprisonment. Section 2. That this Ordinance be published once in the Fort Townsend Leader, to be in force and take affect as provided by law, passed by the City Council March 5th, 1935 Approved by the .•ayor ;Sarch 6th, 1935. Attest: George Bangerter, Mayor C. F. Christian, City Clerk. UNFINSIHED AND NEIi BUSINESS. To License Card Tables and "Marble Games". Councilman Naughton brought up the matter of Card Tables and devices known as "Marble Games" which were now being operated without Police Supervision or license and with out revenue to the city, and made a motion, the motion being seconded by Councilman Laffer- ty, that the City Attorney be instructed to draw up an ordinance requiring a license for th operation of such card table and marble games. Upon Roll Call vote, Councilmen Naughton Lafferty, Lat:ners, Sather, Hirtzler and LeLoo voted in the affirmative and Councilman McGee 11. in the negative. Motion declared carried. Bids for ';load and Award. This being the date set for consideration of bids for wood for the City Hall, the three sealed bids or proposals submitted were now opened and read, as fellows: From Charles B. Pickett & Sons, to -wit: j Port Townsend, %7ash., '.March 5, 1935. City: Inclosed you will find my bid on 12 in. wood. $6.50 per cord. j Charles B. Picket & Sons, Phone 775, Verrier's Store. From Fred Thompson to -wit: <.s r fdarch 5, 1935 j. I Fred Thompson out in a bid for the ten cords of wood, twelve inch wood (12). :i I will deliver the wood for five dollars a cord making fifty dollars in all. The wood is -`' all old growth. g Fred Thompson, Chimacum, 17ash. i