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HomeMy WebLinkAbout00411 session, at the hour of160 I 1I Mike De Leo Port Townsend, Wash. Feb. 29, 1936 To the Han. Mayor and City Council, Port Townsend, Wash. Gentlemen: Permission is hereby requested to Bred t a four room dwelling house on Lot 4, Block 15, Mountgin View Additioon, at an estimated cost for materials of $325,00. Respectfully submitted, Mike De Leo. 71.J. Daly Port Townsend, ?,larch 3rd, 1936. Hon. Mayor and City Council, Gentlemen: Permission is requested to make general repairs and an addition to my house at 535 Pierce street, Port Townsend, at an estimated cost of $$250.00. Very truly yours, W.J. Daly. W.L. Lupton Port Townsend, 3/3/36 Hon. Mayor and City Council, City of Port Townsend, Gentlemen: Permission is requested to construct a fxvame dwelling and garage on my property, Lots 1 and 2, Block 58, Eisenbeis Addition, at an estimated cost of $1100.00. Respectfully, W.L. Lupton Mytrle A. Cotton Port Townsend, VI'aEh . Mari'h 3, 1936. To the Honorable Mayor and City Council, Port Townsend, Washington. I hereby make application for building permit to construct a double garage on the rear of my lot at 1203 Franklin street, 18-ft. back from the Fillmore street line. Garage to be 18 ft. wide, 20 ft. long, 7} ft. high. Concrete floor, fAsme sides to be covered with shiplap and shingles, roof to be of tar and gravel, estimated cost to be Two hundred Fifty Dollars ($250.00)/ Geo. Welch. Requested by Myrtle A. Cotton Port Tovnsend, Washington. February 28th, 1936. To the Honorable ldayor and City Council, Port Townsend, Washington. Gentlemen: permission is hereby asked to make improvements to the small cottage on Kuhn and 19th to cost approximately $100.00. Reppectfully submitted, Geo. Welch, Owner. Upon motion by Councilman Hirtzler, seconded by Councilman De Leo, all of the foregoing building permits, were granted. Requisitions. The following requisitions for material and supplies were reqeived by the Ci Council, and acted upon as follows; Port Townsend, Ylasn . March 3, 1936. To the Mayor and City Council, Gentlemen; The following materials are requivod for the use of the Street Dept. ell r f " t rfs ♦ 1! 1 set scarifying teeth 1 doz. 12-ft.blades fm Adams grader p f 1 2 doz. 19-ft. blades for Russell grader . Kpf s� Wrrrll By R01110 Stflhl, St. Dept. 4 f C'� ., ;'nn port Townsend, Wash. �< ,Yrn, a �( �4 7( �t March 3, 19361 To the Mayor and City Council, '`l N, `' Gentlemen: The following materials and supplies are required for the use of the Police Department: x w 4 Blankets r „ 8' hlflttreesea (For City Jail) Geo. Willestoft, Chief of Police. It was moved by Councilman Naughton, seconded by Councilman De Leo that the foregoing requisitions be granted. Motion carried. 'k^•" 'ir ' r k,t � � by{k i yt Unfinished Business a�w�g'Z{,g (fi��m�y- This being the time fixed for the reception of bide for wood fuel for the City r+ 7,a`S^,J Hall, the Clerk opened and read the following bids: %i,•h./ ��� 5.70 par cord l7hitehouse & Neville $ h `t F.H. Lammers 5.50 per cord ?,Ira. M.R. Thompson 5.00 per cord t p�41 It was moved by Councilman Naughton, seconded by Councilman Hirtzler that the bi ' , of N.rs. M.R. Thompson be accepted, provided that tte quality of such wood be subject to the }, G(A. a*2 a „ sb aperoval of the janitor of the city hall. Upon roll call, all councilmen present voted �� t4yYgy� ti in favor thereof and the motion was declared carried. .t. Yy'C, iJH'• E ,1 it New Business Mr. M.T. Flint, representing the local Jefferson County unit of the WPA, addresse f-. , = i� 7` the council verbally and stated that Mr. Williams, Branch Supervisor of Port AngBles, Ylash., ffir had informed him that sir. Gannon, .State Director of the Works Progress Administration, hxd t �+; tii r r wished to convey to the various governmental and civic bodies of this district, that P t'<J`4 intends to increase the monthly minimum wage d' PWA workers from $44.00 per month to55.00 per month, andrequested an expression of opinion from the City Council of the City of Port Townsend relative to such proposed wage increase. After discussion it was thereupon this moved by Councha�aguchrtroposedeCc wageeincreasenbelcarrman 0iedLout andeo tthatit trtheas tCity Clerk he sense fadvise City Council t P the State Director o8- the 'NorksProgress Administration by appropriate letter. Upon roll call, all five councilmen present voted in the affirmative end the motion was declared carried. }c4 Road to Fort lYorden. t tjts u 3 '` Mr. John T. Hunt, Eso., of Port Tovrnsend, verbally addressed the City Council rr ,Y✓ ,st ` 7a { Pt s on behalf of the Port Totmsenddhamber of Commerce. Mr. Hunt stated that there would bd probably some unused funds in the hands of the State Highway Department as a backwash from contracts for job v:ork where the contract price was lees than the funds allocated, an aged �Ug the City Council that request be made for such unused balance of such funds for the purpose �R of improving the rend to Fort Warden. Mr. Hunt, further stated that the Chamber of r:; Commerce hdd been lead to believe (thou the false prophesy of one E.M. Starrett) that such ^+� s• funds are now available, and at any rate, some effort to secure the sqme should be made by d r A4� K}N3* i rpepresentaETves of the city. For authority for his appearance before the council, Mr. Hunt referred to a resolution of the Port Townsend Chamber d Commerce, which apparently had been mailed or delivered to all members of the council, but unhappily had not been rzr4 filed with the City Clerk. Councilman De Leo express::d regret concerning the absence from f rE the Council meeting of the Chairman d• the Street Committee, Councilman W.S. Lafferty, but stated that he had recently conversed with Councilman Lafferty and that Councilman Lafferty tuation was well in hand. Councilmen DeLoo then aiggested, had stated to him that th si but did not move, that the matter of the improvement of the Fort Warden road be laid on the the jlsT .' { „";, ✓ andlpurposeaeof the Pok. x members Tovnsenr. Hunt dain ChambereofdCommercencil and u might be defeaed se�3�hru delayeed as the . j City Engineer T.W. Campbell then stated that fhe, in conjunction with cart in members of th fti City C'o.ncil, hnd made some independent inquiry into the.sub�ct matter under discussion 11 and stated that an heretofore undisclosed source of monTrva_+s available and urged that the Council recess momentarily for the purpose of kxxkxn3mgxhmxkksxxzxdmxmBxlmc3dxn8f±zlx'xx fur debgte. - �, a j Recess It we moved by Councikgn I o tended b Councilman Naughton, that the City Council recess for a few moms. a Ron was ecanred carried, and $ puranent thereto, the City Council did recess into executive session, at the hour of 6:35 ofelock P.M. Council Re -convenes The City council re -convened, after recess, at 9:10 o'clock P.M., March 3, 1936.