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Home My WebLink About00578i 9 488 Councilman Sullivan reporting upon the snme matter stated that seventeen of those audit:atrt?Zcirenainin_rtfouVeouldinottYproduco revenue enough tloavarranthanynfurther consider tion of this matter. BUI1DIi:G PR:.:ITS Requests for permission to build more presented and road as folloyrs: From J. R. Dalvardno, to=rrit: Port Townsend, Washington. February 21, 1939. To nc Honorable ::ayor and City Council , Port i'o,:sr.rd, „.us:angton. Gentlemen: Permission is requested to erect u frame garage approximately 22' x 361, on my property situate the Tlorth 60 feat of Lots 5 & 7, Block 65, Hastings 1st Addition, and to remove tl:a existing lonnto garages on Lot 6, same block. Cost of materials will be approx- imately a75.00. R^spoctfully submitted, J, R. DALGARDHO Permit Granted It was moved by Councilman Robt. Brown and seconded by Councilman Lammers that the fore- ermit be granted, motion carried. C01•::gH;ICATIO11S Letters and Communications were presented and read to the Council as follows: From Burroul*hs Adding Llachine Company, to -wit: Senttle, flash. City Clerk February 17, 1939 Pt, Tolnisend, •iln. Dear Sir: Cc::plying with your request to our I.r. Andresen vie are attaching invoices covering billing on your machines. I:.achine 72r145195 located in the ';later Department has been paid for up to March 2, 1939. Invoice #7650 is for the prorated period of 3/2/39 to 7/1/39. L:arhine 1369991 was previously billed and t-lis service paid for up to July 14, 1939. have issued credit i::emornndu:::, copy attached, for this billing and attach our invoice for the prorated period of 1/14/39 to 7/1/39. This leaves a credit balance of .39� on your accou.:t against Litis machine, ffiachire A142613 just signed under service is billed for the full six month period of l/l/39. In t o future these machines will be billed to t:as uniform billing date to each department where located. ae trust 'I in matter has been handled is 'he manner you desire. Yours truly, g--- --- From 'l1. A. Bugge, to-vrit: February 21, 1939. City Council City of Port Toansend Port Townsend, wash. Gentlemen: I:r. yararsky has brought- to my attention his requ.:st to have the following streets vacated: ••, of Ros e Street. u u East Line "Q Street from ,.eat line of "dillou' Street to the a Rose Street from the north Line of "P" Street to the North line of "Q" Street. both as a comnerci al - avel pies is be ing developed g In lieu of t:•.e fact that this particular G pit and a city owned nit, I believe it would be desirabel to close the streets named. As the development of the pit, both present and future have created n situation of making the abutting streets as thoroughfarea useless, and -..n any future demands on the part of the adjacent property owners would not create a demand for the use of the streets asked to be vacated, the particular street area involved would not play a part in the development of the district. Very truly yours, W. A. Burge County Lng veer Encl. Jefferson County, flash. 71AB/je From the Fullerton Family, to -writ: A card of appreciation from the family of the late James T. Fullerton was read to the Council, as follows: .77 I f,. f' Y t > • 489 Your kind expression of sympathy is deeply appreciated and gratefully acknowledged. ri G y, Y 4 tafr y� + Mrs. Fullerton +rr, y } a b ' Miss Fullerton Mrs. Kimball �ut� !�` M �S i4 ✓. f .. From Department of Labor and Industries,to-wit: City Clerk, C. F. Christian, stated that a communication from the Department of Labor and Industries of the State of Washington, showing the final disposition of the claim of Dave Bartl to consist of payment of ?7.00, to Dr. Ray S. Grist, from the Medical Aid Fund. a ff{..41 Burroughs Service Contract Approved N � , tf a K.Yt M, It was moved by Councilman Robert Brown and seconded by Councilman Lammers that the service contract of the Burroughs Adding Machine Company be renewed 'on the basis recommended by the City Clerk as expressed from a communication from that company. He: Vacation of Streets r R� The communication asking for the vacation of parts of certain streets as above stated, 1 yy. was referred by the Mayor to the Street Committee. Councilman Robt. Brown arose and spoke upon the matter stating that the reason for the proposed vacation was to make available to Mr. Ytvarsky, gravel from this property of which e=+f 'hfYftty the City had no need in exchange for gravel furnished the City by L1r. Ywarsky from his own property. yryz� +P�i� A. H. Ywarsky addresses Council tiwr t ..'ky9ac' ,t j' rfir {r x+ Kr. A. H. Ytrarsky being present in the Council Rooms asked permission to speak to the 3rs's✓ Council in an effort to make clear the existing condition and the advantages to be y ` g aimed b 4s ,zz4o%y�In•y,�' the proposed vacation which was granted, g g � He stated that the gravel to be made available was of a type alltogether unfitted for use upon the City streets or other uses of the City's need, but that a portion of the gravel upon the abutting pronerty owned by Mr. Ytiarsky was a proper grade for the City's use, but c Id not be readily used by Mr. Ywarsky in his business. S sr+ sfk°x Clerk to Post Vacation Notices Clerk visa moved by Councilman Rost. Brown and secondeoulman.ldaroldo that the City w t4 ss , Y tP q y nstatingthe portions of streets to be i r^" vacated and setting the date of public hearing upon the matter for the 5th day of April, 193 at 7:30 o'clock, P.M., or as soon thereafter as reasonably possible. t<a� u�cw Upon roll call fete all six councilmen present voted in the affirmative, and the motion + ' r' as declared carried. `r' REQUISITIONS Requisitions for supplies for the various Departments viere P presented and rear as follows ' From the City Treasurer, to -wit: One adding machine ribbon .45 From City Street Department, to -wit: Various parts necessary to repair Street Department's truck used for W.P.A. purposes, << *+x'`F'�• `"`'<` approximately $ r t 4 $30.00 Requisitions Granted It was moved by Councilman Robt. Brown and seconded by Councilman Maroldo, that the aid requisitions be granted. Motion carried. +>-r�ik: `1xir1t"w UNFINISHED AND NEW BUSIIIESS Honeyman Tap - Councilman Richards arose and stated that Lh•s. Honeyman, livin on Blaine Street, had r J; complained of lack of pressure in her water lines. This was believed due to the factthat k, the present service was quite distant from this property. He further stated that there was a water ma h� in running much closer to this property than the one upon vr:ach the present tap is located, and asked if it would be possible to change to the closer main; which matter was 1• j eferred to the Plater Superintendent. v,ayy fi 4k, S- Re: Tire Contract Award Mayor Hirtzler addressed the Council stating that there visa some question as to whether the tires procurred by Gould & Pedersen for installation on the Adams Grader, as recently r, awarded, were of a quality equal to those specified, and asking for an expression of the Council in the matter. Clark Aldrich Addrecses Council L:r. Clark Aldrich visa present in the Council Rooms and asked permission to speak in regard to the matter of tires for the grader. He stated that the Firestone tire upon w1iich he had furnished quotations at the request of the Street Committee of the City Council ' fully met specifications stipulated by the Committee in their recuest for the price of quotations and enumerated various advantages which he believed were to be obtained thru use of the Firestone tire, 7777777.1 I