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Home My WebLink About00337 minutes as though nere set out in full, the said proposals being as follows:r v a W"�Y+k' r} r p yy`yl"k� fg�g#�1 �i`%�y'2NfNf `�ir�tilY� jft t Y t,�tT vr(y�x�.�£,��'xyrL^�' `�p1i hllnutas of March 5 35 continued. j �" •tin.' b n� ff'A r r''ttY"'� . ("load Bids Continued) `} 1935 From A. H. Ywarsky, to -wit: •' ` �r'"' 'vs '� , `''t�s�1r? Port Townsend, 'ltashington, March 5, . Honorable i,:a or and Councilmen"'"� `l'o the Hon y v' >Fq+y.r,!! ut'fP•4r�,e ;y)i Y1y 4'';r� 5?rp of the City of Port Townsend. I the undersigned agree to furnish 10 cords of old growth wood as specif�sefour floe iw'c RnJ Wsh{lAat'*ik5``< )�' Port Townsend Leader, for .; 6.15 per cord. ThSs can be delivered in 12 lengths • ar "'{rjp j� k�.,`i��x2r Y f1 u ,yr �k• lengths and cut at the City Hall as specified. Trusting this will meet with ,your approval, Respectfully submitted,y.°? £ n A. H. Yvraraky. Awarded to Thompson. S 4� =,RX It was moved by Councilman McGee and seconded by Councilman L¢f '', 1+`'z`�" 5''•f� ferty that the low bid of Fred Thompson be accepted, delivery of the wood to be subject to inspection by the city hall caretaker as to compliance with snecifications. Upon Roll Ca lmen voted in w the affirmative and motion as declared carried. vote, all seven Counciv� _ ,{ ,yr•u$fs ry i' w5,r,) ��.� , f s �. RELATIVE TO STREET GRADER. F ,, ,r+��ax�hr•' Ya`; ,ram z�' { (,'°>,.. This being the time and date set for receiving proposals to furnish the City with a ,nc• }, Road Grader, the City Clerk inquired of the Council if the proposals received were now to be opened and read. Call for proposals read.NaL,a Councilman McGee spoke in opposition to having the bids open ed at this time and, by request, the City Clerk read the call for bids and the specificatio art L ii, i rrLtie' 'tz which had been prepared by the Street Committee and the City Attorney and submitted in type written form. Bids ordered opened and read. Councilman McGee again voiced his opposition to conside time, re ing the bids at this time because of lack of funds to P°ouncilmanPNan hton that theat this saidebi �' s upon it was moved by Councilman Sather and seconded by C B { be now, opened and ri ead. Upon Roll Call vote, Councilmen NaughtonLafferty, Lammers, Seth , in the affirmative, and Councilman McGee n the negative. Motion Hirtzler and DeLeo voted " declared carried. Proposals read. The said proposals were then opened and read in full, but the base prices only,are recorded here (covering general specifications), and for prices of extras letters qualify- �t f !r ing the bids and all other communications, reference is made to proposals which are made ¢ ... .j Hart of these minutes as though nere set out in full, the said proposals being as follows: Il As Her General Specifications..... $3761.25i1 J. A. Adams Company......... Feenaughty Machinery Cc . ............. u u n u 3861.26 )•• �r'�arf tz� : ti' n n a 4360.00 R'estern Tractor &Equipment Co. (Diesel) Alternate Bid ¥1 " ° " " 3515.00 Alternate Bid #2 u u n u 3515.00 Alternate Bid3 3043.00 i t r y r, n n n n 352600 ••(��ffPP_ii" � 2 � �`r '- + Howard -Cooper Corporation „ „ n 3258:50 . Alternate Bid{. r{c f >• r ', f �, :o - j n n n u 3654.00 Clyde Equipment Co 3774.00 tj xi fir'{ xr h t Alternate proposal n u u u 3,761.25 Austin -Western Road Machinery Co. 3861.25 ` \\ Alternate proposal `�"sit' -� Referred to Street Connnittee. It visa moved by Councilman Hirtzler and seconded by '.I Councilman Naughton that all of the foregoing proposals be referred to the Street Committee �{ for investigation, the committee to report back to the Council at the regular session of „ }}} April 2nd. Upon Roll Call vote, all seven councilmen voted in the affirmative and motion „?r k was declared carried. �� *r:.•, t�'-' Re: Collection of Dog Licenses. �y`"• 1 ., ' In relation to collection of Dog Licenses, the City Clerk suggested that s notice be inserted in the Port Townsend Leader, reminding dog owners that licenses became delinque r on April 1st, and that a supply of postal cards be printed for individual notification. ?,j"'` I;etices Authorized. It viva moved by Councilman Naughton and seconded by Councilman i �•t+li -I' Sather that authorization be granted for such notices. Motion declared carried. Ad,`" Adjournment. .cam .� Upon motion of Councilman Lafferty, seconded by Councilman Sather, the yjy�zir `+-' r}tcr,�`' •`'' j� Council voted to adjourn.-�: ;r, R � Attest: o p s MF j 'fY iryl-C/1� .An �.fi�'' I 4 ap oar - j'' 5':.'Bruit`�if�F/+`k�it•'arrF.i�k��:�7�t's,,;�` it Cf .' .. 13 PORT 'iWINSEND, '1:'ASi1INGTON, MARCH 19, 1935. The CITY COUNCIL of the City of Port Tovrnsend met In regular session this 19th day of March, 1935, at 7:30 otclock p.m., in the Council Chambers of the City Hall, Counc'.l.man ":m. Lammers, Mayor pro tem presiding until the arrivnl of Mayor Bangerter. ROLL CALL. Upon Roll Call, there were oresent City Attorney '11 J. Daly, City Clerk C. F. Christian, and Councilmen "r. S. Lafferty, Wm. Lammers Sr., H. L. Hirtzler and Peter Naughton; Mayor Bangerter and Councilmen Sather, McGee and DeLeo arriving later in the ses• sion. MINUTES READ AND APPRO'UED: The minutes of the regular session of March 5th were read and approved as read. Councilmen arrive. Councilmen Paul Ff. Sather and 'Pony DeLeo arrived during reading of the minutes and took their seats in the Council. REPORTS OF OFFICERS. City Attorney on proposed ordinance. City Attorney %7. J. Daly submitted the follovrin, written report: Port Townsend, Washington, March 19, 1935. Hon. Mayor and City Council, City of Port Townsend, Ylashington. Gentlemen: At the last regular meeting of the City Council I was instructed to prepare an ordinance licensing card tables and pin and marble games in this City. I have been in- formed that there is nox pending before the State Legislature a bill authorizing cities and towns to so license, and I believe that the matter of ordinance regulation in-s0-far as the City of Port Townsend is concerned, should be deferred until at least April the second, whe we =frill know definitely what the legislature has enacted. For the reason above stated the r equested ordinance has not been prepared. Very truly yours, 'G. J. Daly, City Attorney. Said report was ordered filed. City Clerk. Rixon Creek nermit extended. The City Clerk reported receipt of letter from Chas. J, Bartholet, Supervisor of Hydraulics, as follovs; to -,,-.,it: Olympia, Washington, March 6th, 1935. Mr. C. F. Christian, City Clerk, Port Townsend, Plash. Dear Sir:- Re: Permit No. 1020. The application of the City of Port Townsend for an extension of time for beginnir of construction under the above named permit on Rixon Creek has been received and approved by the Supervisor. The time for beginning has been extended for a period of two years, or until April 1, 1937. Yours very truly, Chas. J. Bartholet, Supervisor of Hydraulics By G. Hallahan, Secretary The voucher for $5.00 extension fee has been signed and is returned herewith. It was ordered that the said permit be filed with other water right documents. Chief of Police. School Traffic Signs. A combined written report and requisition was submitted by Geo. "lillestoft, Chief of Police, as follows, to -wit: Port Townsend, ;Dash., March 19, 1935. Hon. Mayor and City Council, Port Townsend, ';;ash. I have been requested by the principal of the Junior High School, Mr. Schafer, to place stop signs at the corners of Fir Street and F Street. Mr. Schafer explained several near accidents to children going to school from the fifht ward. I hereby request permission to purchase stop signs for these corners and others that have been demiloshed. Geo. 11illestoft, Chief ,of Police. It was moved by Councilmen Lafferty and seconded by Councilman Naughton that such per- mission be granted. Motion declared carried. City Treasurer. February Report. The report of the City Treasm•er for the month of Februar••, 1935, we presented, read, and referred to the Finance Committee. Councilman McGee arrived just prior to the reading of the 'Treasurer's Report and took his seat in the Council. �._ It — 1