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Home My WebLink About00525 minutes. Motion carried and recess declared. (5)n �` 384 ^ t; r A L:inutos of Regular Session of February 15/1938 continued. UNFINISHED AND IMI BUSINESS. Proposed Water Main Extensions. Bringing up the matter of extending certain motor mains, hater Supt. Lockhart, recommended that the 4" main on Hastings Avenue be extended approximately 1500 feet to take care of present and prosnoctive patrons, as the present consumers are poorly served, and that the nevi consumers to be secured would milks it n paying propositions from the start. Mr. Lockhart also proposed that a business survey and investigation be made of installation, of a pipe line to supply the Chimacum corners district, inasmuch as the city had both the water and the funds available to make the extension from the present Hadlock-Irondale line. The said matters were referred to the 'later Committee for investigation and report. Outlet from "E" Street. The matter of opening up a new street, extending from "E" Street to Van Ness at., was again brought up and after informal discussion, the Mayor stated that he viould ask the interested residents of the district to submit a petition in the rpattor. Dirt or earth from Admiralty St. Councilman Ammeter brought up the matter of removing earth from a certain street in the vicinity of the west gate to Fort Worden, and Councilman Sather stated that contrac- tor Nagel (City Transfer Co.) had requested that he be permitted to use the surplus dirt on the street leading west fro:: the "lest gate of Fort Florden, in exchange for improvements he would make on certain other streets. After the matter had been discussed, a motion by councilman Sather and seconded by Councilman Brown, that the City Attorney and the Engineer be requested to ascertain if the street in question had been duly dedicated as a street, an if found to belong to the city, that the contractor be given the right to remove the dirt, on the terms proposed to the Chairmen of the Street Committee, was, upon voice vote declare carried. Sather Excused. Pleading urgent business appointments, Councilman Sather asked to be excused -iron lurt er attendance which was granted. Recess: It was moved by Councilman Naughton and seconded by Councilman Bu•own that the Council recess for a few minutes. Motion carried and recess declared. Reconvened and Roll Call. The Council re -assembled at 9:15 p.m. and upon roll call the following answered present: Mayor H. L. Hirtzler, City Attorney W. J. Daly, City Clerk C. F. Christian, and Councilmen Brovm, Lafferty, Ammeter and Naughton. Traffic Code - General Discussion. Bringing up the proposal traffic ordinance for general discussion as to possible changes desired, the general opinion appeared to be that the proposed ordinance should be condensed wherever possible and that certain minor changes should be made, and that the City Attorney should prepare a new ordinance along the suggested lines. At this time, a letter from Director of Licenses harry L. Huse, to City Attorney Daly, vies submitted and read, as proof that the City Attorney visa active in the proposed legislation. "Green River" Ordinance Proposed. It was moved by Councilman Ammeter and seconded by Councilman Lafferty, that the City Attorney be instructed to prepare an ordinance regulating soliciting and peddling, sir ilar to the Act known at the "Green River" ordinance and submit same to the Council. No- tion declared carried. ADJOURNMENT. Upon motion of Councilman Ammeter, seconded by Councilman Lafferty, the Council voted to adjourn. Attest: L;ayor `City Cleric. i r ..-:.. ,385 ° t MINUTES OF REGULAR SESSION OF CITY COUNCIL, MARCH lot, 1938 jitwYnts't''y�� n s x`rsr}? Port Townsend, Washin ton March lot 1938. t +kr e"`af ]{(,r rp1 byq t ti Wit,+`I The CITY COUNCIL of the City of Port Townsend, Vlnshington, mot in regular session this 1st day of March, 1938, at 7:30 o'clock p.m., in the Council Chambers of the city hall, 1 4 mayor II. L. Rirtzler presiding. Of 3 6�uy a'AI n,tr',�' ,',u r ,! (��a "s _' t + s , r ROLL CALL: N :z+{ �j^rx t ft1a� �, .}r.� 'i•,is+3krr rt�� j:? f) I,CrI?*�" M = .+•''`,;igM1rty Officers and members answering present, upon Roll Call, were, Mayor H.L.Hirtzler, �:,rj.d *r +'''"'s'', %`'nk� -+' rw'r�F°�a•e City Attorney 1,4. J. Daly, City Clerk C. F. Christian, and Councilmen, 'U. S. Lafferty, Fred G. Lewis, R. E. Almneter, 'Pony DeLeo, Peter Naughton and Robt. V.I. Brown. MINUTES APPROVED: The minutes of the regular session of February 15th were read and ap proved as read. vc'>;{y,iid BILLS AND CLAIMS. 1W',isr17 x�x 4 _y Approved Claims: . n w [Y ,xF� c ,� ?`,' Bills and Claims, as audited by the Finance Committee and recommended for payment vrere presented and read, as follows: - r, 4N,+ Upon the Current Expense Fund, to -wit: Burroughs Adding Machine Co. Adding Machine Ribbon N 1.00 Pacific 'Telephone & 'Telegraph Co. Feby L. D. Tolls .65 Glenn's Grease Police Car 1.00 Bud OtMeara Supplies, Police car 2.50 Tidewater Associated Oil Co. Gas & 011, Police ept. 36.19 Shop Repairs, Car r'l`> )i:.' ,fi n z 2.21 Standard eOil rCompany Gasoline, PFire e5 Dept. 4.70 n r+2}yk`r;S Vic; Port Townsend Volunteer Fire Dept. Services at fires 18.99 Olympic Ildwe & Furniture Co. Supplies, Fire -uept. 2.25 Pacific Coast Assoc n of Fire Chiefs 1938 Dues for Fire Chief 3.50 Building Supply Co. Lumber, Fire D-pt. .56 Phil H. Gallagher, State 'Tress. Feby Industrial'Ins. 7.54 Total ......................... 130.10 JI> fl �< ,r 4 � Upon the Olympic gravity Water Fund, to -writ: ' Juanita H. Johnson Cash Adv, for supplies 6.20 Tidewater Associated Oil Co. Gasoline 13.46 tn' t.'iH Puget Sound Navigation Co. Freight on pipe 29.97 u y ri Willson Hardware Co. Suppliea 3.38 Standard Oil Company Kerosene 2.10 rK/ ify'it"ny kt+� Seattle Plumbing Supply Co. Pipe Supplies 5.78 a sfb9tt]lr Federal Pipe & Tank Co. flood pipe 431.59 Gallagher, State Tress. Feby Industrial Ins. 4.70 A. R. Strathie Supplies 1.30 ' 1 f d4 avq.(E 4 r +at s ixYi 3 s� Total ......................... 498.48 L , Upon the Library Fund, to -wit: ° Friedman's Books and exp. 1.86 n iar yyu{3 Gaylord Bros. Supplies and Binding 18.60 4A,t Harry Hartman Books 21.99 Pergande Publishing Co. Book and postage 1.89 +r�'}+ }� Precision Radio Service Repair work 2.50 I'kNr "' Puget Sound Nevis Co. Books 1.44 Puget Sound Power & Light Co. Electric Service 4.47 s J h 'a IST JrS � J. Ill. Rutledge Cash Adv., Books and supplies 2.21 Total ......................... 54.96 y n r A Upon the City Street Fund, to -wit: Tidewater Associated Oil Co. Gasoline 72.56 4c Long's Repair Shop Equipment Repair 25.50 r E. U. Robbins Supplies 5.00 td"..zhr .0 r Phil H. Gallagher, State `reas. Feby Industrial Ins. 4.89 Total 107.95 F, It was moved by Councilman Lafferty and seconded by Councilman Brown that the said t5iti '° claims be allowed and that the Mayor and the City Clerk be authorized to dravi warrants upon I z+ the proper funds in payment of same. Upon Roll Call vote, all six councilmen present voted in the affirmative and motion was declared carried. REPORTS OF OFFICERS. Salary Warrants Issued: The City Clerk reported that he had issued the regular salary warrants for the h February, 1 38 under date of Liar st month of y, 9 March 1 ,, 1938, as follows: , 2061 Alpha Balser City Treasurer 100.00 2062 C. F. Chriatian City Clerk 110.00 F 2063 Pl. IL. Daly City Attorney 75.00