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HomeMy WebLinkAbout0058750G It was moved by Councilman Lammers and seconded by Councilman iiicri=-un to issue warrants ;lalms be allowed, and that the 'Mayor and the City Clerk be authorized ipon the proper funds in payment thereof. Upon roll call vote, all five Councilmen present voted in tine affirmative and the notion was declared carried. REPCBT OF OFFICERS City Clerk City Clerk C. F. Christian reported that Lire regular monthly salary warranta had been issued under date of Vay lst, as follows: Upon the Current- expense Fund, to -wit: 2422 Alpha Baker City Treasurer $100.00 1.00 20 2423 C. F. Christian City Clerk City Attorney 75 75.00 2,124 2425 71. J, Daly A. C. Alexander Police Justice 1.5.00 119.64 2426 Goo. 'l,Ullestoft Chief of Police 109.64 2.127 Dave Bartl Patrolman 99.64 2428 0. R. Liitton Patrolman Fire Truck Driver 107.80 2429 2430 Roy Soavey '•ieyr e Albright Fire Truck Driver 107.80 2431 J. J. Lafferty Fire Chief 14.70 Total $869.22 Upon the Olympic Gravity 'hater Fund, to -wit: 7367 S. L. Lockhart Watnr Supt. $149.64 124.64 7368 . G. Potter Repair ?,an Dept. Clark 85.00 7369 Juanita H. Johnson Total $359.28 Upon. the Pul:lic Library Fund, to -wit: 2201 Jeannette •Ii. Rutledge Librarian 75 $ 20.00 20.00 2202 Robert Jones Janitor Total $ 95.00 Upon the' Par': Fur:d, to -wit: 201 J. Paddock Caretaker $ 70.00 Upon the City Street Feud, to -wit: 271 A. D. Svianson Street Supt. $ 64.00 40.33 272 J. Ecrington Truck Driver 7.33 273 Rollie Stahl Graderman Total $111.66 Chief of Police The report of the Chief of Police for fire month of April, was presented and read and ordered filed. REPCRTS OF STAUDIUG COI-iI,:ITT.�Tu..•S The report of the r^i:",ante Committee on the Treasurerin report for March, 1939, and the report of tile'dater Committee on the 'inter Supt's. report for March, 1939, wero presented and read and ordered filed. BUILDING PERMITS Requests for permits to build were presented and read as follows: From Leonard Balch, to-ait: Gentlemen: Permission is requ,sted to erect a four room frame dwelling, 301 x 301, on my property situate Lot 2, Block 283, Eisenbeis Addition, at an approximate cost of $500.00 for materials. Respectfully submitted, Leonard Balch From 7-'. A. yyers, to -wit: Gentlemen: Permission is requested to erect a four room, frame dwelling, approximately 241 x 281, on Lots 5 and 6, Block 10, Aldrich Addition, at an estimated cost of V50.00 for mat erials. Respectfully submitted, W. A, I'.yers From Harold 71h,itin, to -wit: Gentlemen: Permission is requested to erect a four room, frame dwelling, approximately 281 a 301, on my property situate Lot- 6, Block 4, hebster1s Addition, at an estimated cost of $100.00 for materials. Respectfully submitted, Harold Vraitis __. _.._. 4•` 1 From 'Michael Castellano, to -wit: Gentlemen: Permission is requested to tear down and rebuild the woodshed at 1125 Taylor Street, at an estimated cost of $10.00 for materials, end to tear down the old barn on Block ..; 3, Moore Place. Respectfully submitted, Michael Castellano From H. L. Hirtzler, to -wit: Tear down old garage and build new garage ore my property at foot of Lincoln Street. Estimated cost, $50.00. H. L. Hirtzler It was moved by Councilman Robt. Brown and seconded by Councilman Lanunors that the foregoing applications be granted. Motion carried. CON,IMUNICATIONS From Department of Highways f+:` A letter from the State Department of Highways acknowledging receipt of copy of res- olution relative to street surfacing program, and assigning project number, was read and ordered filed. From H. A. Didriksen A cormunication from Mr. H. A. Didriksen asking the transfer of the Pin Ball Game, +. Operatorts License, hold by him, to the Olympic 11ovelty Co. was road, and upon recommendatio of City Attorney Daly to that effect, formal action was withheld until such time as further desired information could be obtained. From Association of 'Nashington Cities The receipt of a bulletin of the Association of Washington Cities entitled: "A Legis- lative Review, 193911, was brought to the attention of the Council with the assurance that it would be available to anyone interested, in the City Clorkfs office. REQUISITIONS - A requisition for two tires and two tubes for the Water Departmentfs truck was pre- sented, and upon motion by Councilman hlchards, seconded by Councilman Lammers, duly >c,: carried, was granted. UNFINISHED AND Uhir BUSINESS Street Lease to Ywarsky City Attorney Daly presented and read a tentative form of lease by the City to Mr. A.H. Ywarsky of parts of certain streets for the purpose of removing gravel therefrom, inexchang`- for gravel furnished the City. It was thereupon moved by Councilman Robt. Brow!t, and seconded by Councilman Naroldo that the City enter into an agreement with Ltr. Ywarsky in the form as presented by City Attorney Daly, for a period of five years. Upon roll call vote, all five Councilmen present voted in the affirmative "and the 'notion was declared carried. Bids to furnish Wood " This being the time set for the opening of bids to furnish the City with 25 cords of wood, the bid of Mr. F. 11. Lammers, being the only one tender•:d, was opened and read as follows: Port Townsend, Washington -° May 2, 1939 Sirs: ; n'.?;•, In accordance with the call for proposals to furnish the City* of Port 'Townsend wit twenty five (25) cords of old growth wood, the undersigned submits the following bid of $5.7 plus tax. Yours truly, , F. H. Lammers Councilman Lammrs asked that he be excused from voting upon;t::is question, which per- mission visa granted. "'• 1 It was moved by Councilman IMaroldo and seconded by Councilman Robt. Brown, that the bid of Mr. F. H. Lammers be accepted, and upon roll call vote the four other Councilmen present voted in the affirmative and the motion vies declared carried. Re: "Hilsi.nger Place" Drainage Councilman Robt. Brown reported that the City Street Department had done everything possible within their jurisdiction to eliminate the condition caused by the excess overflow from the septic tank at the "Hilsinger Place," but that further corrective action upon the part of the owner of the property would be necessary. City Attorney Daly reported that L;r. K. 0, Erickson, the eviner, was expected to be in Port Townsend within the next day or two, and that the matter would be placed before him at that time.