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Home My WebLink About00374 Minutes of Regulars Session of Sept. 3/35 continued.,• ' .. ,. .:,, ,:,,. �-. .. . �::-�. ,...,.... >: •.' 4 It i�vr F/�,. ;p�,< rtljl��aiSr# „1�4 ,y,. - : . ". ;' .. , `., ,", , .:i: ', � • " `; > ,'. "': '.:,:i:: " ": .. ... _ x s='y, •�� ,�'.,�;. x 7"e,++'nrY,#�t'JQ�r(j�t ��. _-1�u - .. .:;j: • ,....... ... ..;... ".,�.. :��. .• '`'_=�:��.�..._. _':]" r s � _ � �_ Jt. ,+..x . t ,. ....x1 „0.i`. .. ,.....,.r.eaa.'K.....17 _ 8 ■ 86 • t i 4�+�+�a �n- , 6I�N 54t4 ✓�ti�-1r'i�$Y'?"y� 31�1�'�¢, �" - ' x ;fit r t n r' -,Ppt 3/3s ��ntinucii auk r;t x *r iS r �" Minutes of Regulars Session of Sept. 3/35 continued. - Y � lr�iy t COMMUNICATIONS. �° i STRIPE 01d HIGHWAY. I ' From Planning Commission, re: Prater System. " ira t The City Clark reported that he had been advised by i'r. Coulter, .'< g i h,t i}�vvs Highway Maintenance Engineer for this section, that the Department would Boon repaint the. ei A communication from the City Planning Commission was presented, and read, as fol- n ,r d�J, t�c� , +, traffic stripe on the highway outside of the city limits, and would like to be informed if " lows:=, i I the citydesired that the stripe inside the city limits should be painted by the department, ''. r I ^6„ R=r rt AY s dF'r I Port Townsend, Washington, Sept. 3, 1935 ��<ak�y the cost of the city to be about $20.00 per mile. The Honorable Mayor and the City Council, tis ` y, p 4`•'.ri' '�ii{',yt",iFu-I,€.i t51y Port Townsend, 'Nashington, 9- r �; �3 x is Nw It was moved by Councilman e city d and seconded by Councilmen Lammers that the City GenClemen:_ py• �>g� °'u;}%` Clerk inform Y..r. Coulter that the city desired that the Highway Department paint the said At a special meeting of the City Planning Commission of Port Townsend, August 6_, r�fi stripe for the city. otion declared carried. j 30, 1935, the Secretary was instructed to inform you that after a careful study of the pro- ,}�� a„`3.�=" �ri�� '',7a,° +�•''i+•+`t<��;'r 4'� ject for rebiilding of the Hadloek-Irondale Water Pipe Line, it is recommended that the cit ? «r}r u hS� t K Bids for 'Rood Opened. make a survey with a view of considering a more direct and shorter route than the one shown .;yj �r ''' _ JiA{�.yFh, ,tZ,kn;x�•="x�='car: ,fy.,; on Sheet No. 5, for for Replacements of the Olympic Gravity Water System, da ed Aug ust,1935.t Nf ra s Pursuant to pGblished notice calling for proposals to furnish the city with tvren- mJ 1f. �a.: eyiiy •h r ik n, �1� Tit ifrr i'' � t cords of wood bids filed with the City Clerk were now opened and read, as follows: Very truly yours, I fGti �, ,+ h s YY``'4L,iY•, r! r"tt� ,1 q��t Y CITY PLANNING COL;IDISSION OF PORT TOWNSEND. ,_ 'w" a t`t '+'t xt�ly S `f '' fk-' �r f �I From "7. I. 17hitehouse, to -wit: By Henry J. Neumann, Secretury.y y ,xF_ x} �4tvy��t ' Aug. 27, 1935 }}` �a !�I I hereby submit a bid to furnish 20 cords of 12" old growth fair wood for $5.75 I,1 The said communication was referred to the City Engineer. � x � r �, 7�� Y�tu�i6i Y txtt{ i �M ., I per cord. I Whitehouse ASSOCIATION BULL;:PINS: = k, ' ..+>7i,i..y `+ *=`s• 'm' a �� r a'Ykx""�`' 47. Jua a Avenue a y,t?fSxb�`�t�+�rt�i,N".�'s", � , rc�•• � Rte. 3, San Juan Avenue The City Clark reported receipt of several bulletins from the ;•.:ut t ae`.� r,=!lX3re� r?A cam, I Port Townsend, Wash. Associationoflashington Cities, relative to nar:icipal affairs, and suggested that they be referred•to the City Engineer for study as to the subjects that may be of value to the city, I"lr,� "��`�"�'� -r ' �•'' Y Y j t = r ki sJ v,4 4ati From F. H. Lammers, to -wit: and it visa so ordered. tj ' j t, h y � *, x;y !i Port Townsend, Wash., Sept. 3, i935 Dear Sirs:- REQUISITIONS.,4yxir {•`la In accordance with the call for proposals to furnish the city with 20 cords of Requisitions for supplies from several City Deptts were presented, read, and disposed F;u:y tisrfy g aye � "' old growth wood, the undersigned submits the following bid: q Old growth in four foot lengths to be buzzed at the city hall into 12 in. lengths, w) of as follows: .p5.50 per cord. 4tM,�taby�,7�y1.�rr, j The bidder could also furnish second growth wood, dry, atw4.50 per coed, For the City Street Dept., to -wit: Yours truly, ip O 1 1 - 32 x 6 Tire; 1 - 32 x 6 Tube. S , F. H. Lanuners, City Garbage collector. For the City 7,ater Dept., to -wit: } ff "�y s.'<xl+,+tvT.' °�. a��t 'z f Contract to Lammers-. 1 typrwriter ribbon; Postage Stamps yc It eras moved by Councilman Hirtzler and seconded by Councilman �I ° � `•IAI, "' "`� qSI .fir De Leo to acre t the bid of F. H. Lammers for oldgrowth wood iw 45.50 per cord, subject to Sns p ,janitor. Lotion declared carried. Intl For the Police Department, to -wit: pection of the X 2 - 33:600:21, Auto tires $30.00; 2 - tubes, about "$5.60. �` , t ak'. 1'��%v� `c';z�; "r �'tc `` -+ rl ' •• i b ADJOURNMENT. Granted: It was moved b Councilman Naughton and seconded b Councilman Laf Pert ghat {" p,. L4 JE arr Y B Y •Y tr er.+f; {Z�I :lYx•iLi'}Ys ls".. ,,,AI J'. the sa requisitions be ranted. Upon Roll Call vote, all six councilmen present voted j t f Upon motion of Councilman Lafferty, seconded by Councilman Hirtzler, 4 g in the affirmative and motion was declared carried. t r ij' �,r , s Council voted to adjourn. ORDINANCES AND RESOLUTIONS. I �//J o ` .�"' J%' 3 ,si:'}r /�/� OC�•fi�.s-aiY .I ENGINL'RR SALARY EtIERGENCY ORLINA1dCE. k,., rn I, �..; r .+ r; Attest: The ro dsed emergency ordinance to a roprlate $998.50 from the Olympic 1°ravit � � u° �� y1�` fir` � ' 1 �" ' ' � ^. l ayoi �� 7XZ, P P g Y pp J; Y ,� I , i{ Water Fund for the salary of an engineer for the remainder of the calendar year, which was introduced at the last regular session of the Council and at that time read in full for the s�— first reading, was novr taken up and the Clerk read the proposed ordinance in full for the ;z g ;, rTMt;t`s tiF 4r xv` C y O erk. second reading. Iti i `,r ; 3s 'f+' '� r • ; +" , J,-. 1 , 'r Ati J Lr F t o It was moved by Councilman Lammers and seconded by Councilman Lafferty that the third.:,;.gt reading be by title only. Upon Roll Call, Councilmen Hirtzler, lleLeo, N¢ughton,Laffortty r 1'ai� �rtgf r`tM1f 'r j and Lammers voted in the affirmative and Councilman McGee in the negative. Motion declared carried. The Ciby Clerk than read the propaed ordinance by title only for the 3rd reading. ;Ax 4nF° Ordinance Fails to Pass: It was moved by Councilman Lammers and seconded by Councilman r��x+ Lafferty that said ordinance do now pass. Upon Roll Gail vote, Councilmen Hirtzler, Deleo, t, �r�,�``�:m Naughton, Lafferty and Latmners voted in the affirmative and Councilman McGee in the negative 14otioh declared lost because of one negative vote. -+ . New Emergency Ordinance Proposed. " ' �' "+ �' `-t j•+§� T t' At this time, Councilman Hirtzler submitted a proposed Herr ordinance, which was entitled "An Ordinance of the City of Port Townsend declaring an emergency and appropria- ting and providing funds far the employment of an engineer for the remainder of the year p' 1935, and authorizing the issuance of emergency warrants upon the Olympic cavity Fund in payment therefor," i„ a• ,< II The Clerk read the proposed ordinance in full for the first reading and it was then laid over to the next regular session in accordance with State laws. r UNFINISHED AND NEW BUSINESS. Pan -Co -Vesta Building condemned. Councilman Hirtzler brought up the matter of the dangerous condition of the old •X •'n'>s{rcM1n,'i� , i" Pan -Co -Vesta building situate on the Washington Street grade, presumed to be the property {rT '�: a �• !, of ;drs. A. F. Harned, n that in its prcaent condition it was a serious fire menace ands hang-out at -night for boys and that it should be abated. It was then moved by Councilman uJ I ~ 1' Hirtzler and seconded by Councilman lleLeo that the building be declared a nuisance and that Ii the fire hazard be abated; and,.that the City Clerk be instructed to notify the reputed owner j) i li of the action of the Council. Lotion declared carried. 5 _ -r77r77777777--_ - J 7777 I } r� f