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HomeMy WebLinkAbout00427 session, since there were but four councilmen present; insufficienE /' 192 2546.51 - 4" - 250t hbad wood pipe Q .41 $ 1044.06 419.71 - 10" - 150, head wood pipe @ .80 335.76 152.71 - 10" - 200, head wood pipe Q .83 126.74 11 - 4" valves ®$ 19.49 214.39 1 - 10" valve © 67.93 67.93 y Changing 19 - ¢" service connections 9 $ 3.02 57.36 Changing 28 - 3/4" service connections @ 3.07 85.98 Changing 4 - 2" service connections U 5.15 20.60 4 - valve boxes d 4.11 16.44 Total ............... 313B.13 Less 15% retained 470.72 Net ................. 2667.41 Previously Stored Listed`' Due 0.0f Of 4" pipe - 2001 head $ 0.00 $ 3.204.67 $ 1204.67 0.01 of 4" pipe - 2501 head 0.00 688.30 688.30 0.01 of 4" pipe - 3001 head 0.00 294.31 294.31 0.01 of 6" pipe - 2501 head 0.00 320.65 320.65 806.01 of 6" pipe - 3U01 head W $0.475 382.85 397.43 14.58 0.0*' of 10" " - 1501 head 0.00 313,81 313.81 0.01 of 10" " - 2001 head 0.00 94.13 94.13 -;5sZ-as -tea 2% sales tax ....... . 7.66 66.27 58.61 Totals ............... 390.51 3379.57 2989.06 Q - 4" valves 141.57 0 - 6"valves 42.90 54.28 238.75 0 - 10"valves Grand Total ...... 3227.81 percentage 15 484.17 Contract retained g �..... Advance .............................. 2743.64 Note: On account of error made in last periodical estimate No. 4, in item of 4" pipe, 2001 head, the above deduction is greater than would be made normally. (Clerk's note: While the estimate, as submitted, does not so state, it appears that the above items amounting to $2743.64, are deductions). Said estimate was ordered fixed. From George D. Hunt, re: streets: A communication from George D. Hunt, relative to clearing streets, was presented and read as follows: Port Townsend, Washington, June 1, 1936 City Council, Port Townsend, Wash. Dear Sirs: - I have recently purchased Blocks 22 and 25 of Pettygrovea 2nd Addition and re= quest permission to clear the streets surrounding the above blocks to remove a fire hazard and to make a roadway on said streets. I also request permission to clear a roadway on Q St, south of Block 40 in Pettygroves.2nd Addition and through Lots 47, 46 and 49 of Cher ry Park Addition. (These three lots are owned by the City having been purchased for street purposes. Respectfully-ayours, George D. Hunt. It was moved by Councilman Naughton and seconded by Councilman Hirtzler that the said application be granted. Upon a roll call vote all four councilmen present voted in the affirmative and motion was declared carried. Card of Thanks. A card of thanks from Harriett Dobbs, Florence Brandeberry and Nan- nette Kelley, for the floral token from the Councilmen, City officers and employees for the funeral of their mother, the late Harriett E. Dobbs (City 'Treasurer) was presented, read an ordered filed. From Oak Harbor, re Air Carnival. A communication from Oak harbor, relative to handbill'distribution, was presented and read, as follows: Oak Harbor, Washington, May 21, 1936 Chief of Police, Port Townsend, Washington. llear Sir: - Oak Harbor will celebrate its first annual Holland Leye and Air Carnival on June ra will be based upon aviation, one day to 1 our entire program be give Practically a 27. P P g P Y 26 and Y over to military aviation and the other to civilian aviation which will provide fot the big gest air show eve to be given in the Northwest and we expect to make it an annual affair. As a part of our publicity plans, we expect to distribute small circulars from airplanes and would like to have you grant us permission to drop a few of these over your town when our plane passes over. I assure you that the matter will be handled in a pro- fessional way and there will not be enough papers scattered to become a nuisance to any one The Bureau of Air Commerce regulates such matters closely and it is necessary to secure your permission before we can carry out the idea. I imagine our plane will make th trip over the surrounding mainland communities on or about June 15. May I hear from you at your earliest possible convenience as it is necessary to present the matter to Washington for their approval. Sincerely yours, George B. Astel Chairman Program Committee. H I f1 - � ,,�:e��-'.' ���duF. :;�4.r(�i, rr,J l rY,;..•:eiii i.,. • rx4 19� „ , It was moved by Councilman Naughton and seconded by Councilman Hirtzler that the laid request be granted. Motion declared carried. From Tacoma Fire Dept. Re: b'ire College: I' Communication from the Tacoma Fire Dept. was presented and read, as follows: NORTIVUEaT FIRL uiLEUZ, Tacoma, Washington, June 17-20, 1936. To the City Councils of the Northwest: The Tacoma, -Fire Department has extended an invitation to members of the Fire Departmen of your city to abbend the annual Northwest Fire College which will be held in Tacoma, June 17, 18, 19,and 20, 1936. The Northwest Fire College is sponsored by the Washington State Firemen's Association, comprising practically every paid, part paid and volunteer fire department in the state of Washington. The. Fire College course covers practically every phase of fire fighting. Competent instructors have been assigned to explain and emonstrate the standard methods used in handling fire department egAipment, also, lectures will be given on the following subjects: Dust explosions; Fire Prevention Activities; Inspections; The State Electric Code; Arson and other subjects of interest to firemen. We urge your cooperation in allowing as many men of your'fire deprtment as possible to attend, inasmuch as the objective of the Fire College is for increased efficiency and therefore, a direct benefit to the citizens of your city. Respectfully, TACOMA FIRE DEPARTMENT. Said Communication was ordered filed. r.� • jt v ;1 v i i REQUISITIONS. City Attorney: Requisition from the City Attorney, for 250 envelopes and 250 letter heads, was presented and read and it was moved by Counc- cilman Hirtzler and seconded by Eouncilman Naughton that the said requisition be granted. Motion declared carried. ORDINANCES AND RESOLUTIONS. Interest on Refund Bonds. A Resolution authorizing payment and defining the method of payment of interest on 1911 refund bonds, was presented and read, as follows: BE IT RESOLVED, that the semi-annual interest due upon Port Townsend Re -fund Bonds, first issue, be paid by check and the City Treasurer is hereby authorized and directed -to make such payment of interest to the holders of the bonds upon being satisfied as to:.the ownership thereof as of July 1, 1936. Adopted: It was moved by Councilman HArtzler and seconded by Councilman Naughton that the said resolution be adopted. Upon a roll call vote, all four councilmen present voted in the affirmative and motion was declared carried. Transfer, to correct error. A resolution authorizing a transfer of funds to correct error in credit was pre- sented and read, as follows; I BE IT RESOLVED that the sum of $25.00 heretofore, by the former City `treasurer, erro- neously credited to the "Street and Highway Fund" be transferred to "Liquor Act Enforcemoht Fund", and the City Treasurer be and he is hereby authorized to make such appropriate en- tries upon the books of his office as to carry out the terms of this resolution. Adopted: It was moved by Councilman Hirtzler and seconded by Councilman Naughton that Effe--s-a-0 resolution be adopted. Upon roll c all vote all four councilmen present voted in favor thereof and motion was declared carried. Eisenbeis Franchise. In the matter of the Ordinance to grant a wharf franchise to F. W. Eisenbeis, no action was taken at this session, since there were but four councilmen present; insufficien under a State statube to act on such matters. Hooker Complaint: bar. Hooker, of Irondale, was given permission to address the Counci and complained about the water service in Trondale in his neighborhood, objecting to full charges unless given good service. Supt. Green, Water Supt., stated that Hooker was get- ting that the re may have been Irondale. A Y user in water as an not mo re, Y tiny as much, iS , e alight drop in the pressure on that line and that Mr. Baker of the National Paper Product Company had promised to increase the pressure. The matter was referred to the Committee on Water and Drainage. ADJOURNMENT: Zt was moved by Councilman Naughton and seconded by Councilman Hirtzler that the Council do now adjourn. Upon a voice vote the motion was declared carried. n� __ •n..6 ..`�n . Attest:Mayor //p� {