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HomeMy WebLinkAbout00010 MINUTES OF REGULAR SESSION OF,JUNE 19 1956 CONTINUED.y �.. r 12 o MINUTES OF REGULAR SESSION OF,JUNE 19 1956 CONTINUED. UNFINNISHED AND NEW BUSINESS Councilman Siabanbaum informed the Council that City Engineer Jones had made a report at a previous session and that the report as yet Thad not been accepted by the Council. The report was about the replacement of the City Water Distribution lines and the approximate cost thereof. It was moved by Councilman Siebenbaum and seconded by ":'aiYh,p r xar c Councilman Mueller that the City Engineerrs report be accepted sothat the City Engineer'hfa_,� and CityAttorney could proceed with the bond issue and the replacement prmgram. Upon P �,.: roll call vote all five Councilmen present voted in the affirmative and motion carried, k pf ( 7 Councilman Siebenbaum also reported on the letter the Council had. received from the Public Utility District No. 1, requesting the City to withdraw its objection to the P.U.D},}+ , filing it's application for water rights on the Dosewallips River. He stated that the thatrtheght a if Council'snour fi stpossession obligationais todthenite Cityaandtto the City. He its residents and ointed out recommended t hat Z� recommendedthat the City retain possession of the water rights as long as financia7.ly possible. He stated that the the water committee recommended that the City secure and maintain the water rights hr to the Dosewallips River as applied for, Councilmen Mueller stated that giving up the rights would not be serving the City and �qq r fir' 4ir the blttwestmovedby s£the People of Councilman o Ellisandrt Tseconded by Councilman Avery that the recommend- fry` r` ation of the Water Committee be accepted. Upon roll call vote all five Councilmen present w rg u voted in the affirmative and motion carried. t`n City Engineer Jones informed the Council that the Plans and specificatibas for the �i Little Quilcene River Diversion Dam and Pipe Line were ready and ask the Council to allow �Vo�„'d �s " the City Clerk to Call for Bids on that Project. It was moved by Councilman Siebenbaumtr , ;pE and seconded by Councilman Sullivan that the City Clerk be instructed to call for bids on fi the Little Quilcene River Diversion Dam and Pipe Line Project. Upon roll call all flue N t' Councilmen present voted in the affirmative and motion carried. 1 ADJOURNMENT V1�X arri k ,k} h 1, As there was no further business to come before the Council at this time it was moved by Councilman Sullivan and seconded by CouncilmanSiabenbaum that the meeting adjourn,, iz , Motion carried, C AYU —ley r , •. �ATTEST: y r itef �r ' '.w,,-.;f f r: I, • • I MINUTES OF REGULP.R 3ESSION OF JULY 30 19500 The City Council OR the City of Port Townsend, Washington, met in regular session this 3rd day of July, 1956., at.7:30 P/M in the cmuncii Chambers of the City hall, Mayor George Bangerter, presiding. ROLL CALL Officers end Members present werevas follows:Mayor George Bangerter, City Attorney Steven City Clerk Ryan and Councilman Ellis, Lindsay, Mueller, ,every, & Siebenbaum. I4INUUES OF THE PREVIOUS SESSION The minutes of the phevious session were reed in full and it was moved by Councilman, Sullivan and Seconded by Councilman Mueliler that th@ minutes be approved as rqad and th the Mayor And City Clerk be authorizedpto sign sane. Upon roll call vote all six Couneilme present voted in the affirmative and motion cprriged , APPROVED - B ILLS AND CLAIMS Approved bills and claims as audited by the Finance Committee for the month of June,l were presented and raed;( Oee vouchers L'or Month of June , Z956,) Current/ Expense Fund $50,727021 O1. Gray. Water Fund 30089.3.5 Library Fund 221.42 Park Fund 249.37 Park Fund 3.10 City Street Fund 620.46 It was moved by Councilman Sullivan end Seconded by Councilman Ellis that the bills be approved as read end thetXthat the Mayob and City Clerk be authorized to draw warrants upon the proper funds for payment &f same. Upon roil call vote all six Councilmen present voted in the affirmative and motion carried. CONSIDERATION OF OTHER CLAIbLS The City Clerk presented the following bills for conaideration, st ting that as yet there was no money in the fund to pay the claims, Cotton Engineering & Shipbuilding Corp. 1st Est, East Dam-Lordss Lake- $4510.95 Cotton Engineering & Shipbuilding Corp. 1st Est, North Dam-Lord(a Lake- $2,732,32 It was moved by Councilman Mueller and Seconded by Councilmen 31lis that as soon as funds are available that the city clerk sign the necessary warrants to pay the above estim Upon roll call vote all six Councilmen present voted in the affirmative and motion carried REPORT OF OFFICERS Clerk T,,e City Clerk reported the regular salary warrants for the monta of June, 1956 es, follows: Current Expense Fund $ ,140;66 01, Gray. Water Ftnd 10227.30 Library Fund 289,00 Park Fund 225,32 City Street Fund 10711.40 FiremansIs Ref. & Pen, Fund 225,00 Treasurer The treasurers report for the month of June, 19560 was read and was refevred to the Finance Committee. BUILDING PERMITS The following building permits were presented and reads Bruce Matheson, Remodle front of 01. Hardware Building, Brick & Wood, $1500.00 T, F. Brannick, reshingle roof-400 X 8010 Composition, 735 Tyler St,. $160.00 Albert C. Gilliam, Build addition tl home, Ill X 15s,Frame, 2nd & Hancock Stss $700eC Robert A/ Frill, build addition to home, Frame, 24s X 251, 722 "S" St. $10000.00 Grady C. Cook, Erect dwelling, 681 X 311, , 9th & Hancock Streets, Frame, $4,pO0.00 A. J. Erchinger, Reshingle roof, 1238 Washington, st. Comp. Shingles, $'200.00 Charles A. Larson for Mrs. '"aty MC Colloumm, reshingle house, 19th and Haines, Comp. Shingles, $100.00 It was moved by Councilman Ellis end seconded by Councilman Lindsey that Building permits be approved. Upon roll call vote all six Councilmen pre voted in the affirmative and motion carried, Councilman Sullivan arrived during the reading of the minutes and participated in the rest of the meeting. TEAR DOWN PERIdIT Port Townsend, Wash. Honorable Mayob & City Council June 26, 1956 Port Townsend, Washington: p i j ,- I f. i