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PETITION FOR SEWER.
A petition for the establishment of a setter on I':illorr Street, signod by Guy Hunts
and other property owners, was presented and read, as follows:
To the Honorable Mayor and City Council
of the City of Port Townsend,
Port Townsend, Washington.
Gentlemen:
We, the undersigned property owners residing on ::'illocr Street, hereby respect-
fully petion the Mayor and City Council to initiate a project to install a sewer on the
said Willow Street, to be constructed as a ]Yorks Progress A&m inistration project.
Guy (Hunter John Trotto Daniel Dickson
Anton Cable John A. -Cable Anne Girmus
Mrs. Smith Laurence ]dinish ;Mrs, i.iary Lewis
Leonard G. Barrett Lena Engvolsen John R. Hoskins
Louis DeLeo J. E. Bloomingdale Jim Thompson
J. K. Shotwell
The said Detition was referred to the Street & Sewer Committee for investigation and
report.
QUOTATIONS ONFIRE HOSE.
Pursuant to instruction by the City Council, the City Cleric now submitted quota-
tions received on various types of fire hose, together with samples of hose from the Eureka
Fire Hose Co. Quotations ranged, according to quality, as follows:
Eureka Fire Pose Division: 1" chemical fire hose: 37---iV to W per foot.
1" brass couplings E 1.53 per set.
2&" Fire Hose: W to 1.25 per foot
B. F: Goodrich Company: 1" chemical fire hose: 40-:V to 60� per foot.
Add for 1" couplings - Pin Lug, 2.295 per set;
:Cith }toles, 2.655 set; Rocker Lug, 3.15 per set
2-" Fire Hose: 95� to 1.20 per foot. f.o.b. Port
Townsend on shipments of 100 lbs or more.
Howard -Cooper Corporation: 1" chemical fire Hose: 46y to 56� per foot, incl. couplir
2" fire hose: 1.00 to 1.20 per foot.
After an inspection of the samples and discussion regarding same, including a statena:r.
by Councilman Sather that he believed the firemen should choose the fire hose because of er
perience, it was moved by Councilman "Naughton and seconded by Councilman Sather that the
Fire Chief and the Chairman of the Fire and Light Committee be authorized to choose the ho:
which the council would now approve, and to place the order for same.
Motion declared carried.
ADJOURNMENT:
No further buainess appearing, it was moved by Councilman Brown and seconded by
Lafferty that the Council do now adjourn. Motion declared carried.
Attest: Mayor
City Clerk.
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REGULAR MEETING OF TILE CITY COUNCIL, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 1938
PORT TOWNSEND, VIASHINGTON, SEPTEMBER 20th, 193E
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The CITY COUNCIL of the City of Port Townsend, Clashington, met in regular session this
20th day of September, 1936, at 8 o'clock p. m., in the Council Chambers of the City hall,
Mayor Hirtzler presiding.
ROLL CALL
Roll Call, Officers and Members answerinG present acre Mayor II. L. Hirtzler,
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City Attorney I. J. Daly, City Clerk C. F. Christian, and Councilmen Fred G. Lewis, R. L.
Ammeter, Tony DeLeo, and Peter Naughton.
MINUTES APPROVED
It was moved by Councilman Naughton and seconded by Councilman Lewis that the min-11
of the regular meeting of September 6, 1936, be approved as written. Motion carried.
REPORTS OF OFFICERS
Additional ';larranta:
City Clerk, C. F. Christian reported additional warrants
drawn as follows: On the Current Expense fund; Phil H. Gallagher, State Trees., Industrial
Insurance for the month of August, $10.42; On the Olympic Gravity Plater Fund: Phil it.
Gallagher, State Trees., Industrial Insurance for the month of August, 08.02; State Tax
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Commission, Occupational 'Pax for the months of July and august, $255.47. On the City Stree
Fund; Phil H. Gallagher, State Trees., Industrial Insurance for the month of August, $2.56.
The City Treasurer's report for the month of August was read and ordered referrod
to the Finance Committee.
"later Supt.
The report of the :later Superintendent for the month of August, 1938
was read and referred to the "later Committee.
Main Line ]deters.
=8 report of the ,"later Superintendent showing the flow of
water through the main line meters for the period ending September 19th, was presented, read
and ordered filed.
Mr. Hinton's Report.
The written report of Mr. Paul Hinton relative to the Lord'
Lake survey visa presented and read, as follows:
Port Townsend, Clash.
Sept. 20, 1938
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To The Honorable Mayor and
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the City Council
Port Townsend, Clash.'
Dear Sirs; -
By order of County Engineer Clm. Bugge I made a preliminary survey of a
reserve rater supply system at Lord's Lake and the Little Quilceno River. I started the
survey at the high point of the main water line and found that the lake eras 30 feet above
this point.
I then ran a traverse from the lake, 11,079.5 feet, to a point on the Little
Quilcene River where a diversion dam 8 feet high and 30 feet long could be built. This point
is sufficiently high to bring the water through 8,000 feet of pipe to a point where it
could flow in an open ditch to the Lice.
I then surveyed a line from the late to the main water line and found that a
trench could be dug that would make possible the use of the water of the lake to a level
20 feet below the present surface. Another survey from the Cater main at a point near the
Little Quilcene River to the lino up the river shorted that a line at this point could be
used to maintain a constant flow and increased pressure in the main.
I then determined the location of two dams at the lake for the purpose of
raising the level of the lake for further capacity as a storage basin. These dams could be
built to raise the level of the lake 10 feet. Each dam would be approximately 90 feet long
and there is sufficient dirt at each site to amke the fill. The available water in the lake
storage basin after construction of the dame and trench mould be over 400,000,000 gallons.
In my opinion the plan is entirely practical and would protect the City and the
Paper Mill from any emergency such as affected the water au -)ply during the last winters stor
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and also could be used to increase the flow of crater through the main in case of increased
(future demand for crater.
There are several large springs and small tributaries feeding into the river
below the site for the diversion clam, sufficient I believe to take care of the 'dater Rights
of the irrigation project in Quilcene.
Respectfully Yours
Paul Hinton
Approved;
C. A. Bugge
Coun y 'sng veer,
Jefferson County..
This report was ordered referred to the '."later Committee