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HomeMy WebLinkAbout00120 session and upon roll call the following were noted0 192 i Reconvened and Roll Call Tne Council reconvened in rogulnr session and upon roll call the following were noted raham, City Clark Young present, Mayor Leighton, City Attornedy Abblood, Councilman Lindsay N '' Swinhoo Seibenonum, Avery, Lafferty, Sullivan, Councilman Mueller absent. SIGNAL OIL BID ACCEPTED w After careful eonsidorstion of the bids submitted it as moved by Councilmen Sullivan and seconded by Councilman Siebenbaum that the following bid on fuel be accepted. Ethyl Gas $.2281 it Signal Gas .2031 Furnace Oil .113 Stove Oil .128 Upon roll call vote nil six councilmen present voted in the affirmitive and motion !;III' carried. HARPER OIL COMPANY BID ACCEPTED II Councilman Sullivan moved that the Rnrpor Oil Company Bid be accepted on Doisel Fuel ! At the price of $.115 seconded by Councilman Siebenbnum upon roll cell vote all six councilmen present voted in the affirmitive and motion carried. R7�OULAR ORDER OF BUSIRES;, CONTIPUED I• Tho City Clerk informed the Mnyor and Council that in order to properly complete '# financial transactions for the year 1958, claims be considered, at this session, As follows ,I �= U n�the Currant 3caense Fund Shell Oil Company Gasoline $197.93 Middleton ILotor Parts Supplies Police Dept. $10.08 Pacific Telephone Co. Phone Service 49.45 Port Townsend Plumbing & Heating Supplies Labor - Fire Dept. $14.98 _ 1 Olvmpic Gravity Water Fund Shell Oil Company Gnsolivne $55.43 Vi City 3treat Fund Middleton motor Parts Company Supplies $4.72 i r BILLS .LLOS ZD I` It was moved by Councilman Swinhoe and seconded by Councilman Lafferty that the 8251:If3C j XXM bills be allowed Kif1fXMfI4iJCeIi4H)C3.tY.pC::7i1{X141¢XX3iX1'fi3ifXX7f�Y.x1�CZ�1tiaffiXtiC1ih`!`Xi4XX MXIy17tX9C2{ggg¢iSXgXiifklD(,iC�1rX21fd[MSX Upon Roll Call vote all six councilmen present voted in the sffirmitive And the motion was declared carried. b It was moved by Councilmen Sullivan and seconded by Councilman Lindsay thst the fore *,ping bills be allowed and that the Ma7ror and City Clerk be authorized to issued werrents unon the nroner funds in unyment thereof. Upon roll call vote all six councilmen present voted in the affirmitive and motion declared carried. POLICE REPORT Police report for the Month of December 1958 was read and was ordered filed. BUILDI2IG PERMITS The following building permits were presented and read and acted upon as follows: P. D. Benson, House, 22IX381, Frame, 915 Taylor, $2,000.00. J.S. Alderdice, Carport, 18IX24+, rrAme, lath & Gise, $100.00. It was moved by Councilmen Siebenbaumnd seconded by Councilman Sullivan that the buildinj permits be granted. Upon roll call vote ell six councilmen present voted in the affirmitiv and motion declared carried. tl TEAR DOING PERITIT p. The following tear down permit was presented and read and acted upon as follows: p - T'ss ':7. B. Ca -afield, house, Frame, Lawrence F< Monroe St. to abide by Ord. F'',907. Councilmen Lindsey moved that the tear down permit be granted seconded by Councilman Swinhoe, Upon roll call vote all six councilmen present voted in the affirmitive and motion carried. COIC"iIC nTIORS Communications received were presented and read and acted upon as follows: i From Albert D. Rosellini, Governor, to-witt: January 14, 1959 i i Honorable Marilou Leighton Mayor of the City of Port Townsend Port Townsend, l7ashington Denr Ma:,or Leighton: Thank you for your wire on the financial plight of our liashington Citioa Through our own study and the reports of your Issociation and the Tax Advisory Council we have received a clear picture of .79F nroplems. In m� Bu�irfet t, s o�r a + recommend to the Legislature that'i prov oe A means o a evih2g eg Pigi8�� r b'l�r3 of 5-. �1 6, r- V R 10 L 0 • MIIIUTES OF REGULAR .SESSION OF JANUARY 20, 1959 C 1IITIIIUED local government. It. is my hope that out of this Legislature will come A better coordinated and more odequnte tax structure for both state and local government. ton Cities To Mayorand Councilmen Sincerely yours, Albert D. Rosollini Governor January 14, 1959 Gentlemen: Because of the pressure of legislative business during the forthcoming year, it will be necessary to do some longer range planning for the 1959 Convention than in the past. Your ideas, which arc very much needed in formulating the convention program, are, therefore, being solicited a bit earlier than usual. Will you kindly consider the questions on the attach:rid, and Inail your reply to the Association office As soon as possible? Appreciating your cooperation in this matter, Very truly yours, Association of Wnshington Cities John E. ^lostforS President mayor Leighton asked the Councilmen if they would read over the shoat of questions from thi Association of tl'ashington Cities and give their opinion At a Inter date. Mayor Leighton called upon Councilman Swinhoe for a report on the Shell Oil Company Lease. Councilmnn Swinhoe said after A meetin of the License Committee that a now ordinance had been drawn up for a renewal and was the same as the General Petroleum Ordinance with the exception of price which was from *25.00 to 640.00 and the difference of the $10.00 visa that Shall oil Conpnny had no pipes running across any of the City Streets whore General Petroleums pipes did cross the City Streets. City Attorney ":braham said that he understood from the Lisonse Committee that the Ordinanc could be read for the first time and then table it without trying to enact on it at this ti�a and submit the ordinance to Shell oilCompanyfor their approval before final passage for Shell Oil is expected to pay all costs. ORDIIT.IIICE AN ORDI11AI!C3 granting to the ;hell Oil Company, Incorporated, a Virginia Corporation, and its assigns, the right to construct, maintain, dporate and remove pipe lines across a street in the City XM of Port- Townsend, Washington, and granting to said Shall Oil Company, Incorporated, a Virginia Corporation, and its assigns, the right to operate, maintain and remove a whnrf in said City of Port Townsend, The City Council of the City of Port Townsend do ordain as fellows: Section 1. 'Dint there is hereby granted to the Shell Oil Company, Incorporated, a Virgin —in oration, and its assigns, the right to construct, lay, maintain, operate end remove nine lines upon and across Front Street in the City of Port Townsend, iieshin^�ton, for a period of ton (10) years from and after the date of the tnking effect of this ordin- ance. Section 2. If at any tine the City Council of Port Townsend dooms it advisable to relocate, or otherwise change said Front Street, Shell Oil Comr.any, Incorporated, e Virginia Corporation, And its Assigns, shall upon written notice given by said City Council of the City of Port Townsend, immediately so rsno'e, change or alter its pipes end Pipe lines end other equipment used in connection therowith, so as to conform to such char in said street. The cost of so moving, changing or nitorin; such pipes and pipe lines wil be at the expense of Shell Oil Company, Incorporated, a Virginia Corporation, or its assit Section 3. Shell Oil Company, Incorporated, a Virginia corporation, and its Assigns, assumes a17Tinbility for damages Arising by reason of the location of said pipes or pipe lines in said street. Section 4. That there is hovoby granted to the Shell Oil Company, Incorporated, A Virgin a corporation, and its assigns, the right to operate, maintain and remove a wharf not to exceed one hundred (100) feet in width, with suitable approaches and such other structures As may be necessary, in the City of Port Townsend, for A period of ten (10) ,years from and after the data of tie taking effect of this said ordinance, the location thereof being substantially as follows: Extending out from Lots five (5) and Seven (7), in Block I:ineteon (19), L.B. Hnstings First Addition to Port To:+nsend, southerly over, upon and across Front Street to its south line thereof, together with the right to install pipes thereon for the transnortntion of oil, petroleum and its products, water and other fluids, in connection with the operation of said dock. 'Section 5. T:e said wharf shnll be maintained In substantially the same location ant in the same manner that it Is now in, with the right and nri✓ilege hereby granted the said Shell Oil Company, Incorporated, a Virginia corporation, and its assigns, to repair improve add to and maintain or remr✓e the same as herein provided. Section 6. ilia said wharf and its approehes shall be maintained in a substantial anc +orkmanl e manner, and shall be subject to insnact'on by and approval of the City Council of the City of Port Townsend. Section 7. fiir_t the null �ji C +mpan� T c nor�tegt �o tt�rLion>t�©flpr('o9 �1 par an as3igns,�pey to the y o or 1'ow 9efia ilia a y 0