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ORDINANCES AND RESOLUTIONS �.
14OVING PER14IT {
ORDINANCE N0.1330
The following moving permit was presented and read.:
Move building from Fort Worden to Boat Haven. Size 201 x 701. Frame Construction. { „ Ordinance No. 1330 was read to the cpuncil for the first time and it was moved
II E sz"t by Councilmen Mueller and seconded by Councilman Siebenbaum that the first reading
For the Port Townsend Port Commission. rtT be considered the second reading and the third reading be by title only. Upon roll
Respectfully xF `, call vote all seven Councilmen present voted in the affirmative motion carried.
III Leonard Balch}'a
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It was moved by Councilman Mueller and seconded by Councilman Avery that with the F, 'n THIRD READING AND PASSAGE
IJ permission and under the supervision of the Street Sup't. and the Chief of Police
,I that the moving permit be granted. Upon roll cell vote all seven Councilmen present Ordinance No 1330 was read for the third reading by title only and it was moved
voted in the affirmative and motion carried. by Councilman Mueller and seconded by Councilman Siebenbaum that the Ordinance do now
f r pass. Upon roll call vote all seven Councilmen present voted in the effirmativeand
motion carried. (Copy of Ordinance Nov 1330 attached)
COMMUNICATIONS I ra'rf
From E. Warren Smith to-wit:
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n CALL FOR BIDS
Port Townsend, Wash.
February 25, 1957 1 r.'F As this was the time for opening of bids to supply the City Police Dept. with one
k" 1957 Police car, bids were opened as follows:
I! Mr. Lyall
City dell ll Arey { ......1?'!From the Olympic Garage and Equipment Co. Total Price $2,367.65
Port `ownserd, Wash. f ya u' +' Trade in for 1953 Chrvvolet 1,100.00
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Dear Sir:, - 1�Zii7.65
i After taking three attempts to see you at your office, I am taking this means v�
of reaching you.
x{„ From Buhler Motor Co. Total Price 1,095.00 (includes sales tax)
Y7:en it rains we have a lot of water standing in front of the hotel. This is a uric . , and 1953 Chevrolet Sedan now in use by police Dept.
I great inconvenience to the hotel guests. Some kind of drainage should be installed
�. to take the water off from this low spot. It was moved by Councilman Mueller and seconded by Councilman Steve that the Buhler Motor
Co. bid be accepted. Upon roll call vote all seven Councilman present voted in the
I wish that you would personally take a look at this situation and determinexn, affirmative motion carried.
what can be done to remedy it.
A copy of this letter is being sent to the City Council Street Committee. NOV AND UNFINISHED BUSINESS
Yours truly. w ;" Councilman Ellis reported to the Council that the matter of teenagers buying comic books
and other books of a questionable nature, the subject was under investigation $ad report
E. Warren Smith would come later.
The Street Sup't. Mr. Lyall rey explained to the council that the matter had been
kkk taken care of. >}y, Tne City ;Attorney informed the Council that the damage to the head of the terrace which
had been estimated by the Park Board at $300.00 was exorbitant, and that he thought the
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damage should be re -estimated downward to100.00. Mr. Lyall Arey informed the Council
that he had built the fence originally and in his estimation 0100.00 was enough to make
From Mayor George Bangerter to -wit: r the repair. Chief Willestoft said that in his estimation $100.00 would care for the
March 1. 1957 repairs. It was moved by Councilman Steve and seconded by Councilman Mueller that the
City Attorney reduce it to $100.00. Upon roll call vote all seven Coumcilmen present
Members of the City Council voted in the affirmative motion carried.
It was reccommened by Councilman Steve that the boy concerned be notified that the fine
was reduced.
Ladies and Gentlemen:h.............,
I have appointed Mr. Ronald Wilder to be City Engineer, beginning Marchl, 1957
Very truly yours, �, Mr. Lyall Arey, Water Sup't. discussed the two future water projects. He informed the }
Council that these two projects merely meant the replacing of all the big pipe (is)
(s) Dr. George Bangerter the 16v, 14", 12". He informed the Council that after this project was finished the i
City would have two ways to get water to the resevoir.
it was moved by Councilman Mueller and seconded bg:Cotincilmen Steve that the a pointment re,
of the City Engineer be confirmed. Upon roll call vote all seven Councilman voted in the
Retiring City Engineer Jonesspoke briefly to the Council expressing his regrets for
affirmative motion carried. - having to leave the City and told the Council that he had enjoyed working with all City
From City Engineer, Ronald Wilder to -wit: k " official the Mayor and the Council. He expressed himself as having lots of fun and that he
14 . hated to leave.
March 5, 1957
Honorable Mayor and City Council Y ADJOURNLiENT
Port Townsend, Washington f...°
Gentlemen: -' As there was no further business to come before the Council at this time it was i
moved by Councilmen Steve and seconded by Councilmen Siebenbeum that the meeting adjourn.
I respectfully request the appointment of Mr. J. N. Stenger as assistant Motion carried.
Engineer during the design and construction of the Port Townsend Water (Yorks
and System Replacement Project, effective immediately.
Mr. Stenger will be employed by the City at the monthly salary of $600.00,~
which is to be drawn against the Port Townsend Water Works and System Replacement MAYOR
Fund. ATTEST h
Hoping the above meets with your approval, I remain C Lw
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Very truly yours,
Ronald Wilder
Steve City Engineer
/(' Siebenb
It was moved by Councilman tT1oYYeii and seconded by Councilmen S�tew�e� tit the City
Engineer a appointment be confirmed. Upon roll call vote all seven Councilmen present yz
voted in affirmative. motion carried.
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