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HomeMy WebLinkAbout00113 MINUTES OF PREVIOUS SESSION (6)0 ^_178 YLINUTES OF REGULAR SESSION ON OCTOfSrR 7 1958 CONTINUED - ' Section 3. The,Granteo,'.1ts successors, and assigns, assumes all liability for damages • � ar sing y reason of the location ofsald pipe or pipelines in said streets. Section 4. That the Grantee, its successors, and assigns, shall pay to the City of Port 'Townsend the sum of Fifty Dollnrs ($50.00) par annum for each and every year during the term o of this easement, said sum of Fifty Dollars ($50.00) to be payable, in advance, on or before the 15th day of January of each year during the term of the easement. that in case the said i; Grantee, its successors, or assigns shall fail to comply with any or all of the conditions of this ordinance then said Grantee shall be in default, and if said default is not correcte within thirty (30) days after the receipts of written notice of any such claimed default " specifying same, this easement shall thereupon become null and void and all rights and easen: t herein granted shall become forfeited. Section 5. That this ordinance shall take effect and be in force from and after its passing, approve and filing of the acceptance of the same by the said grantee, and from and after five (5) days after ist publication as required by law. Passed by the Council and approved ny the mayor this day of October, 1958. 1 attest: MAYOR City Clerk Approved as toForm: City Attorney A. City Attorney suggested to the Mayor and City Council to pup off passage of the above Ordinance at this time. He said it was best to hear from General Pettroleum tosee if they accepted the new ordinances changes and was sure that they would accept. + UNFI1113HF.D ATE) NEW aUSINF.SS reported Councilman Lindsey on the request for a street light submitted by Lars. J. H. Cameron at Oak' and Tnft. St. He said there would be no extra cost to the city for installing the light and the committee agreed that there should be a street light installed. Councilman Lindsey made a motion that a street light be installed at Oak and Taft. St. seconded by Councilman Swinhca Upon roll call vote all five Councilmen present voted in the affirmitive and motion carried. Councilman L:ueller brought up the subject of building roads in outlying districts where ther would be only one house. He said building these rodds were expensive to the city sometimes Lis high as $5000.00 and beleived something should be done about it. Street Superintendent Arey said that the City Council had approved the new road on which had dust been completed and in the future would like to have the Council approve all action of new road building. Councilman Swrinhoe said that right at the present time Mr. Arey had about 65 miles of street to take care of in which he was doing a remarkable job of doing with the old equipment and the few men he had to maintain the streets with. Iie suggested that if the people paid out the expense of getting water into th-Arhouse then why couldnt they stand the expense of builds ag the road. tie sild this certainly should be looked into. j City Abraham said that all owners of abutting property to a street being put in should share the cost but as far as he knew: that this had never been enforced. Councilman Avery aatced about the trailer situation at the park she said that their were two trailers there and that one wns building an addition on. She thoutht that under the new - ordinance that there were supposed to be no trailers at the park. City Attorney Abraham said at the present time there could be nothing done about it for in the 1956 budget there was an item calling for trailer rentals but none in the 1959 budget so it was best to wait until 1959 then then could be a notice put out to the effect that it was no longer a permanent trailer court. - , ADJOURN.' -:ENT As there was no further business to come before the Council at this time, it was moved by Councilman Lindsey and seconded by Councilman Swinhoe that the meeting adjourn. Upon roll ca vote all five councilmen present voted tin the affirmitive and motion carried. }� .:A 0 / ATTEST c�c 1 ..✓' U Port Townsend, Washington October 21, 1958 The City Council of the City of Port Townsend, Washington, met in regular session tiis day of October 1958, at 7:30 P.M. in the Council Chambers of the City Hall, Mayor Mnrilou Leighton presiding. ROLL CALL kti+y Officers and members present were as follows: Mnyor Leighton, City Attorney Abraham, Cit Clerk, Youngblood, Councilmen Swinhoe, Lindsey, Siebenbaum, Avery, Lafferty, Mueller and Councilmen Sullivan. � MINUTES OF PREVIOUS SESSION The minutes of the Statutory Budget Session of October 6, 1958 wore read in full and it „ was moved by Councilman Mueller and seconded by Councilman Lindsey that the minutes of Oct. ® 1958 be approved as read and that the mayor and City Clerk be authorized to sign same. Upon ;;; roll call vote all seven councilmen present voted in the affirmitive and motion carried. The minutes of the previous session of October 7, 1958 were read in full and it was moved by Councilman Sullivan and seconded by councilman Siebenbaum that the minutes be approved as read and that the Mayor and City Clark be authorized to sign same. Upon roll call vote ell seven councilmen present voted in the affirmitive and motion carried. REPORT OF OFFICERS The ChieB of Police report for the month of September 1958 was read and was ordered filed BUILDING PERMITS The following building permits were presented and read, M.D. Bright, Re -Shake House, 21IX321, Cedar, 1726 Lawrence, $300.00 Mrs Ray Worley, Front Porch, 10IX121, Frame, Spring &Hastings; $50.00. James Blankenship, Garage, 201X24t, Frame, 19th & Haines, $250.00. T.O. Tice, Rewire, Shingle, Build Fence, Comp, Steel, 15'X141, 501X110t, $400.00. Gas. Welch, ReShingle, 501X251, Wood, 334 Lawrence, 100.00. Howard D. Dingus, House, 28IX561, Frame, loth & Jackman $10,000.00. Bert Tuttle, Shingle & Now gutters & drain pipe, 158 X251, Metal, 301 Calhoun, $60.00. i.. L.B. Kenyoh, Complete Foundation & Construct Carport, 151X61, Concrete Block, 841 Tyler, $50 00� S It was moved by Councilman Siebenbaum and seconded by councilman Avery that the building permits be granted, upon roll call vote all seven Councilmen present voted in the affirmitiv and motion carried. TEAR DOWN PERMIT Criddle IN. Partee, shed, 8IX161, 19th & Grant, will abide by Ord. 907. Tt was moved by Councilman Bindsey and seconded by Councilman Sullivan that the tear down permit be granted, upon roll call vote all seven councilmen present voted in the affirmitive and motion carried. COM UNICATIONS October 15, 1958 From Port Townsend Public Schools towit: j Mayor Leighton G Dear Mayor: I would like to express my appreciation to the city police department for the co-operation they have given me in regards to controlling trouble makers at highschool dances. Twice th s I ® year I have found it necessary to ask the police to help me with out of town youngsters who became disorderly when not allowed admittance to our local functions. In foth cases the officer on duty at the phone was courteous and the patrolmen on duty arrived promptly and acted effoc&ently. Our school dances are better for our young people, more orderly, and muc I easirer tine chaperone thanks to the co-operation from the ;,olive department. Again thank you very much. Yours very sincerely, ® Ray Ondrseek Director, Recreation Port Townsend Public Schools October 21, 195B ! Office of the City Treasurer to -wit: The Honorable Mayor and Members of the Council City of Port Townsend Port Townsend, Washington Gentlemen: Ordinance No. 1321 provides for the payment of $15,000 from the Olympic Gravity Water Fund to the Pacific National Bank of Seattle, Trustee, on or before November 1, 1958. I, therefore, request approval at t is time of my action in enrrying out this transfer. _ Sincerely yours, Dolores Hoyt City Treasurer Mueller It was moved by Councilmen X1KXXKXKt:ll and seconded by Councilman Siebenbsum that the request of the City Treasurer be granted. Upon roll call vote all seven councilmen present r voted in the affirmative and motion carried. "� 1