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Home My WebLink About00444 Minutes of Regular Session of September 1 36 continued.i + � 224 •C vt°i •I, IC _ �1� t� � u - - --- - `'� 225 is now requested to wreck and remove the said building, which will be done in accordance with the ordinances of the City. Respectfully submitted, liim. J. Morrison. It visa moved by Councilman Hirtzler and seconded by Councilman Naughton that the fore- going applications for building permits be granted. Motion declared carried. Morrison Application. It was moved by Councilman Hirtzler and seconded by Councilman Lafferty that the Morrison application be granted, contingent upon completing the removal of the building within 30 days and malting a deposit of $5.00, to insure cleaning up the rubbish. Motion declared. From Geo. Welch, to -writ: Port Townsend, Washington, August 31, 1936. The Honorable Mayor and City Council, Port Townsend, Washington. Gentlemen: - Permission is hereby`.adked to construct an addition to the rear of the E.S.Hanse grocery store, one story, about ten by twenty feet, concrete floor, on level with the store, with 'ironclad sides and roof, to cost approximately two hundred dollars ($200.00). Respectfully submitted, George Welch. It visa moved by Councilman Hirtzler and seconded by Councilman Naughton that the per- mit be not granted, as not in line with the provisions of the Building Ordinance. Motion declared carried. REQUISITIONS. For City Hall Department. Requisition was submitted by Roy Seavey for the City Hall Department, for 1 stove, for Jail. It visa moved by Councilman Naughton and seconded by Councilman Hirtzler that the said requisition be granted. Motion declared carried. ORDINANCES AND RESOLUTIONS. Ordinance to changebounds* ;between First and Third Wards. An Ordinance to change the boundary between the 1st and 3rd yards vise presented by conmcunication from City Attorney V1. J. Daly, the communication and proposed ordinance being as follows: Daly Communication: Port Townsend, Washington, September 1st, 1936 Honorable Mayor and City Council, City of Port Townsend, Wash. Gentlemen:- fr. II. E. Anderson,.County Auditor.and ex-officio Clerk of the Jefferson County Election Board has informed me that lie experienced considerable difficulty in finding a suitable place to accommodate the voters of the 3rd precinct of the City of Port Townsend in the matter of casting their votes at the coming September primary. The community kitchen ajr Chetzemoka Park visa finally selected, but that location was not so very 9avorably receive by the electorate of that precinct. The attached proposed ordinance will pormit the establishment of the third precine polling place in the Old Central High School Building, and will not change, in a single par- ticu]mr, the voting facility of a single citizen, but on the contrary should aid the majori- ty. Bear in mind the passage of this ordinance will not change the polling place for t September primary, to -writ: Chetzemoka Park, but will permit a change for the General Electio in November. Very truly yours, 111. J. Daly, City Attorney. Proposed Ordinance. The proposed ordinance is as follows: ORDINANCE 110. AN ORDINANCE of the City of Port Townsend, amending Ordinance No. 1034, entitled "An Ordinance dividing the City of Port Townsend into yards and repealing all ordinances in conflict therewith" passed by the City Council November 18, 1933; approved by the Mayor No- vember 28, 1933. THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF PORT T0WNSEND DO ORDAIN AS FOLLOWS: Section 1. That Section 1 of said Ordinance No. 1034 be, and the same is hereby, amended in the following particular: That the designated area known as the FIRST WARD is herebyllessoned and the area of the THIRD WARD is hereby increased by the addition to the THIRD HARD of Block 136, of the Original Townsite of the City oil Port Townsend. Section 2. That this ordinance be published once in the Port Townsend Leader and to be in force and take effect as provided by law. Passed by the City Council September , 1936 Approved by the Mayor Se—pf—e—mEer , 1936 Attest: Mayor City Clerk There being but four councilmen present, the ordinance lays over to the next regular session of the Council Qy ,r Minutes of Regular Session of September 1 36 continued. it yl; }' ivbti ae 4P.la ,�r lr'�u't, f�i ihhe�'yi,l,{sh'�',✓4 I\;�n'^. a' UNFINISHED-r1AND NEWBUSINESS. .. Bids for Wood. �' ;;, 5^ ;,fxi I��,,��,` ,'�4 �-� �r ,1 �• ' F �� This being the date set for opening and considering bids to furnish the city vrith r sA fir ;,,,i ' 20 cords of wood, at the city hall, the following bids were opened and read, to -wit: r fY }?ir a From Neville & Whitehouse: September 1, 1936 Hon. City Council: Vie will agree to put 20 cords of 12 inch, old growth Brood to the City %'•+"d v = "Y ' Iiall for .$5.60,' Five Dollars and sixty cts. Neville & '3hitehouae Yours truly, R. 2, Port Townsend. >. From F. H. Lamers:- — � )h! 4f P C ( r M � Port Townsend, Wash., September 1, 1936. Sirs:- is�iti ', ` r N,', ,�;� In:-accordanca with the call for proposals to furnish the city with twenty cords o r. old growth wood to be delivered to the city hall in twelve inch lengths, the undersigned . q submits the following bid of $p5.50 per cord. Yours truly, t F. II. Lammers. From S. L. Smith:- a4 <i Hadlock, Plash., Aug. 28, 1936 C. F. Christian, City Clerk, Port Townsend, Wash. , i ti.,,��+�'"�°'`• 11 Dear Sir:- In answer to your Ad. in the Leader of Auk. 13th, for 20 crds, 12 in., live, of „"Jo c growth wood, will say, I will furnish this wood for ($16.50) six dollars and Piety cents per ,> lr cord. S. L. Smith, Phone X44. Wood Contract Awarded to F. H. Lammers. It as then moved by Councilman Hirtzler and seconded by Councilman Lafferty that w the bid of"F. H. Lammers be accepted as being the lowest and best bid. Upon roll call vote. all four Councilmen present voted in the affirmative and motion was declared carried. ZI o, " ri1 %V` al City Primary for Nov. 3rd. r�k" ,, Relative totthe date for holding the Cityrimarp election, it was moved by Coun- "� ,;r, ! Gilman Naught on and seconded by Councilman Hirtzler the the City Clerk be instructed to re - a:., +. �r-• I Anderson, ex-officio clerk of the board to ri rry} + quest the County Election Board, through I{. E. And , fix and set the date for the said primary election For the 3rd day of November, 1936. Motion declared carried. ( r , Assignments National Paper Products Company. A communication from the National Paper Products Company requesting the consent of the city to assignment of certain contracts, was presented adn read, as follows: Port Townsend, Washington, September 1, 1936. " Mr. George Bangerter, Mayor, City of Port Townsend, Port Townsend, Washington. Re: Assij-nmentc:of Contracts. did Dear Sir:- i015, � ld "y, Please find enclosed herewith Consents to Assignment of the following contracts between r VLL=, f_. National Paper Products Company and the City of Port Townsend: March 3, 1928 - Water Lease Agreement. March 28, 1936 - Advance for the Purpose of Changing Location of Wateg Line. Vie trust vie my be favored by your prompt execution of these documents, returning the 1'R3c° ttT1,.I original and duplicate copies to us, after which vie will supply the City of Port Townsend with a copy duly executed by our San Francisco executives. :s 1 NATIONAL PAPER PRODUCTS COMPANY H. E. Burden, Office Manager. _ Authorized: It visa moved by Councilman Lafferty and seconded by Councilman Hirtzler that the mayor and the City Clerk be authorized to execute the said Consents of Assignment / ,.. , �y on behalf of the city. Upon Roll Call vote, all four Councilmen present voted in the af- firmative and motion was declared carried. " $ Treasurer to Surrender Tvpovrriter and Chock Protector. r In the matter of a typewriter and check protector in the City '1'rossurerra office, it was moved by Councilman Hirtzler and seconded by Councilman Lafferty that the Check pro - the City Treasurer's office and not the property of the city, be turned over lr v: to H. M. Merriam executor of the estate of Harriett E. Dobbs. Upon Roll Call vote, all ?,< ' four councilmen present voted in the affirmative and motion was declared carried. F 1 • 3 v G• - ,, Water for Fair sounds. Water Supt. Campbell reported to the Council that II. E. Anderson, County Au - City . ditor had made vigorous complaint because the city had 'left:the county fair grounds without crater service by installing the new crater mains outside of the fair grounds instead of fol- qa lowing the old location through the fair grounds, thus leaving the property without water service. Mr. Campbell suggested that a small connection be made, connecting the newmain 1