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Home My WebLink About00421 Minutes of regular session of April 28/36 continued180 I IMinutes of regular session of April 28/36 continued S 4 - Cast iron valve boxes. 5. 878 ft. 2 inch G.I. pipe j 4 - 2x2x3/4 inch tees. 1 - 2 inch G.I. cap. 1 - 6x2 inch saddle. 6. 1 - Steel saddle with flanged outlet.30 inch run 6 inch outlet, to be welded to 30 Inch steel main, complete with valved and fittings. j� 7. 2 - 50 ft. cedar logs with not less than 8 inch top and 14 inch butt. In place with � A 4 x 4 crossties spaced 5 ft. center to center, to replace the present pipe cros- Sing over^.himacum creek. 8. Approximately i acre clearing and grubbing. 9. Removing and replacing approximately 58 ft. concrete culvert pipe. 4 n Sketch of the proposed change of location is attached. S T.IN. Campbell, City Engr. Owner's "euresentative." PROPOSAL Date, April 28, 1936. To: The City of Fort Townsend Ov+ner I hereby submit the following proposal to furnish all labor, material, and other costs and charges in connection with the above described proposed change of location for the fol- lowing prices. 1- Approximately 1696 cubic yards of excavation and backfill Total" at.45y per cu. yd. .... ... .... .............. ........ ............. $ 763.20 2- Approximately 7820 lin. ft. hand excavation and backfill at .20�.per lin. ft. 1564.00 3- Approximately 16,698 ft. 6" - 350 ft. hd. wire wound wood pipe with standard cast iron fittings at .5512� per lin. ft. ................... 9203.94 4- 2 - 6" gate valve:hub ends at $29.64 each .................. ..... 59.2P 1 - 4" gate valve at $19.49 each ..................................... 19.49 1 - 4" pressure reducing valve at $195.00 each ....................... 195.00 3 - 2" gate valves at $10.81 each .................................... 32.43 2 - 1" air valves at 422.41 each ..................................... 44.82 4 - cast iron valve boxes at a4.11 each .............................. 16.44 5- Approximately 878 feet 2 inch galvanized iron pipe at .382;C per lin.ft. 335.39 4 - 2x2x3/4 inch G.I. tees at .85� each .............................. 3.40 1 - 2 Inch G.I. cap at .50V each ..................................... .50 ............ ........ ........... 1 - 6" x 2" saddle at $7.50 each ... .. 7.50 6- 1 - Steel saddle with flanged outlet 30 inch run 6 inch outlet to be welded to 30 inch steel main, complete with valve and fittings at 325.00 7- 2 - 50 ft. cedar logs with not less than 8 inch top and 14 inch butt in place with 4 x 4 crossties spaced 5 ft center to center, to replace the existing pine crossing over Chimacum Creek ........................... 80.44 8- Approximately 1 acre Clearing and Grubbing at ........................ 150.00 9- Removing and replacing approximately 58 ft. concrete culvert pipe at 1.00 per lin. ft............................................. 58.00 Total Cost .................. 12858.83 Original Estimate ........... 8792.67 Additional Cost ............. 4066.16 This change will not require any adjustment of the time for completion of the contract. This proposal when accepted shall become and be a part of the contract subject to all conditions thereof, except as modified by this proposal. I, the undersigned, om familiar with the penalty provided by section 35 of the U. S. Criminal Code as amended. (Signed) Contractor Sather arrives. Councilman Paul H. Sather arrived at this time and the total items in the foregoing proposal were again read for his information. y, proposal Accepted: (, L�; MAT� It was then moved by Councilman DeLeo and seconded by Councilman Hirtzler that the said proposal be accepted. Upon Roll Call vote, all five Councilmen present vobed in the affirmative and motion was declared carried. Desired Extensions. The matter of certain extensions not included in the original ap- plication was discussed at length and to dispose of same, it was referred to the City Engine 4 t! and the -eater Committee with instructions to investigate and report beck at the next regular session. Elotion to Adjourn. It was moved by Councilman Hirtzler and seconded by Councilman De- Leo ti,at the Council adjourn. It appearing, however, that more business was to be present- ed, Councilman Hirtzler, with the consent of his second, withdrew his motion. Adjournment: No further business appearing, it was moved by Councilman DeLeo and sec- onded y ounc man Lafferty that the Council do now adjourn. Upon a voice vote, motion jµ, y visa declared carried. �Nra�irit�-Q/Vi p4 L L�1 Y V in• Attest: �"' 1'ayor N i City Clerk. ----- - - - CA ii Y'S4df fE;'t'}�.}` "✓yib4,� i� ; a%,r a`. t .::. MINUTES OF REGULAR SESSION OF CI':Y COUN IL lJF8 A MAX, th 1 1L PORT TO'.7NSEND, 71ASHINGTON, MAY 5th, 1936. , The CITY COUNCIL of the City of Port Tavnsend, �oashington, met in regular session this 5th day of May, 1936, at 8:00o'clock P.I.I., in the Council Chumbers of the City Hall, Council man Vim. Lnmmers,Sr., Mayor pro tem. presiding until the arrival of Mayor Bangerter. ROLL CALL: Upon Roll Call those answering present were City Attorney T. J. Daly, City Cleric C. F. Christian, and Councilmen ;'1. S. Lafferty, ^im. Lammers Sr., 11. L. Hortzler and Sam McGee; Mayor Bangerter and Councilman Naughton arriving later in the session. Council- man DeLeo also arrived later in the meeting. MINUTES OF APR. 28/36 APPROIED. The Minutes of the regular session of April 28, 1936, ware read and approved as read. BILLS ANDCLNIMS. Anproied Bills. Bills and Claims as audited by the Finance Committee and recommended for payment, were presented and read, as follows: Upon the Current Expense Fund, to -writ: The Leader Company Publishing w 62.15 3.51 Trick & Murray Office Supplies Mrs. John F. Dobbs Cash adv, for sundries 4.35 C. F. Christian Cash adv, for postage 1.45 Lowman & Hanford Co. Office Supplies 16.65 4,70 Olympic Hdwe & Furniture Co. Sundry Supplies 33.61 0. R. Mitten April services - patrolman Leon Olberg Battery charge - police car 1.50 Shell Oil Company Gasoline and Oil " " 24.16 Port Tovrnsend Volunteer Fire Dept. Apr. services at fires 18.00 Standard Oil Company & Light Co. Gasoline-- fire dept. Rerouting fire alarm circuit 7.54 11.55 Puget Sound Power Puget Sound Power & Light Co. April Electric Service 151.79 Otto A. Case, State reas. April Industrial Insurance 14.26 Total ............................ 355.22 Upon the Olympic Gravity Water Fund, to -wit: P. J. McCullem April Labot Account 4.48 Alpha Balser Cash adv. for stamps 3.00 R. E. Greenwood Office Supplies 4.50 1.35 The Leader Company Publishing notice 16.06 Shell Oil Company Gasoline 8.20 Sofie Auto Shop Truck Repairs Puget Sound Navigation Co. Freight Charges .50 34.53 ; Seattle Plumbing Sunply 00. Pipe supplies Standard Oil Company Olympic Hdw•re & Furniture Co. Kerosene Sundry supplies 7.57 R. W. Sparling Recording meter charts 3.75 18.14 Hersey ,-anufacturing Co. Meter repairs 30.00 Pennsylvania Salt 'Mfg Co. Chlorine Irondale collections (3 mos) 15.00 H. Wingate Otto Case, State Trees. April Industrial Insurance 12.12 A. State Tex Commission March -April Business Tax 211.29 Total ............. .................. 371.19 Upon the Public Library Fund, to -wit: Puget Sound Power & Light Co. Electric Lighting 2.36 15.88 Puget Sound Nevis Co. Books Equipment repairs 2.50 Walter L. Studerus Supplies 6.98 Gaylord Bros. Paul '!,,. Clements Sharpen Lawn Llower 1.25 Total ............................ ... 28.97 If Upon the Park Fund, to -wit: / Paul W. Clements Repair and sharpen lawn mowers 8.10 29.00 A. R. Strathie :.:ake park gates and hangers Total ................................ 37.10 Upon the Street and Highway Fund, to wit: Frank I.:artin Care of terrace, April, 1936 5.00 1.87 Buhler Motor Co. Truck repairs 32.13 Shell Oil Company Gasoline "rader "epairs 19.10 IF Long's 'repair Shop Grader Payment 83.33 J. D. Adams Company Scarifier teeth 27.81 Howard -Cooper Corp. Grader Blades 165.24 Howard -Cooper Corp. Otto A. Case, State Treasurer April Industrial Insurance 9.98 Total .............................. 344.46