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Home My WebLink About00122 MINUTES OF THE PREVIOUS SESS7011n r i:" Y I c 1 r i .V T t i -f t !; 1 iL ..... •- "� ..•.-saly„t-t I .lis.a,.....S,di..11a..:u'..i .iir: ..._'.. .�.....:aa.u,�ti....s+.:.w:'-.. { 196 / tl. (`Old9'T1111T'T1 , f r ) L 1 { t is _- •t 1 1 1 �A YS�V I I > f t 1 ! 1 1 f/ � r. r t�1.1Y9.�'..,.. . 1 1d1-N AND OLD liUSTIIESS �i Councilmen Sullivan reported that due to oickenoss and aeatber the committee that was to give a report on various dangerous intersection in town would make a report at a later data. City Engineer Wilder told the Mayor and City Council that extreme need for replacing new water lines with asphalt concrete pipe on Clay, Franklin & Jefferson streets bet son walker and toy Street. lie said that the cost of material would be $20,000.00 and labor �;, would be y7,500.00. He said that lie would like to have authority to call for bids for the pr, transite pipe which would take about 9,000 foot of six inch transite pipe and 200 Poet of four inch pipe to connect up with hydrants in that area which would make the bid around 1! ;,,14,000.00 or 15,000.00 for the pipe. lie said it would tnlTiearesttof thetwo articles thatet the puouli h u d vrould litre to put the pipe line in this suimner. , ti 4i Z. - t , �i■ y 4.f' Port Townsend Washington ` February 17, 1959 The City Council of the City of Port Townsend Ilashin,ton, met in regular session this 17th day of Debrunry 1959, at 7:30 P.M. in the Council Chnmbors of the City Hell, Moyer Leighton y�}r presiding. bernee ded v:ould be from the plumbing houses and that material vrould be available in snor ordeCounciiman S:vinhoe moved that the request by Engineer "lilder be authorized to call for aids f'or the alnount of pipe needed seconded by Councilman Lindsey. Upon roll call vote all g four councilmen present voted in the affirmitive and motion declared carried. �! City Engineer Wilder informed the mayor and council thnt the first bid bould be advertise "arch 3, 1959. r'eb. 12, 1959 end bids to be opened on 11, L;ayor Leighton again reminded the Council of the meeting of the Civil Defense at the next their (I regular meeting on Feb. 17 and also the Firemens ball to be held Sat. 21st and urged support on that occasion. ADJ O URNl•:iiWT further business before the Council for their consideration at this time As there was no it by Councilmen Sullivan and seconded by Councilman Lindsey that the Council was moved do now adjourn. Upon roll call vote all foul, councilmen present voted in the affirmitive #!!! and motion declard carried. C At a Councilman Sullivan infor:aod the Mayor &Council that duo to the poor condition of the !�I GorbaGe trucks that lie would mnke a motion to have bids submitted for a now 1059 cab and " ±II truck bad the soocifications to be adbertined on February 12 1959 end bids to be chasnie on Marcia 3, 1959 seconded by Councilman Lindsey. City Attorney Abraham said it wool opened bo allrirht to call for bids but there mould have to bo an emergency appropriation for funds -III, Upon roll cell vote oil four councilmen present voted in the nffirnuitivo anmotion declareP carried. . Mayor r Attest: I ii , -t, L �!, t �.. raj. 'h^`iL! ��' «Y-) �)- t� 7 �'wa r J7• Y :.,. y `___ ROLL CALL Officers and members present were as follows: Mn-Tor Leighton, City Attorney Abraham, City Clerk Youngblood, Council -ion Swinhoo, Lindsey, Avery Lafferty, Muller, Sullivnn Councilman Siabenbaum absent. MINUTES OF THE PREVIOUS SESS7011 Tho minutes of the session of February 3, 1959 were read in full and it visa moved by Coun- cilmnn Lindsey, seconded by Councilman Sullivan that the minutes be approved as read and the the Mnyor and City Clerk bo authorized to sign same. Upon roll call vote all six councilmen present voted in the offirmitive and motion declared carried. BUILDING PER14ITS The following building permit was presented and read and acted upon vs follows: Roy IN. Hawking, Shingle House, 201X151, Shake Sh'-nglos, Lowrance & Kearney, $200.00. It vies moved by Councilman 9ullivnn and seconded by Councilman Lafforty that the permit be granted. Upon roll call vote all six Councilmen present voted in the nffirmi.tive and motion dedlarod carried. TEAR DOWN P::RMITS The following tear down permits were presented and rand and noted upon as follows: C.B. nhite, Garage & Shed, 436 Lincoln, To nbide with Ord. P07. Fred K. lbel, House, 49th & Jackman, To ::bide with Ord. 907. It was moved by Councilwoman Avery, Seconded by Councilman Lindsey that the permits be granted. Upon roll call vote all six councilmen present voted in the nffirmitive and motion declared curried. COTV-117T2 7 REPORTS Mayor Leighton called for committee reports upon which Councilman Sullivan snid that dtill us to sickness that the report on various dangerous intersection mould have to come at a star date. CO'KIUNIC-:TIONS From: City Of Port "mgeles, to -wit: February 12, 1959 Marilou Leighton Mayor of Port Townsend Fort Townsend, Washington Dear Mayor Leighton: e On February 26th, Mayor I1.0. Whitey Domstad of Bremerton and Mr. Bon A. Getschmann, a momb of the Washington State Board Century 21 Exposition will meet in Port Angeles to discuss t. Century 21 Exposition. I have arranged for a luncheon nt Harringtons Restaurant, Thursday February 26th at 12:00 o'clock noon at which time vie can meet together and discuss the i:x- rosition and various ways we can help in bringing people to the Olympic Peninsula. I would appreciate itvory much if you would bring as many City Officials as possible to this moeti I would also like some idea of the number of people coming from your community so thnt we • can advise the restaurant owners. Yours truly, Nathan G. Richardson Mayor City of Port Angeles No action was taken on the above communicntion. Biom: Olympic Health District, to -wit: Port Townsend, Washington February 17, 1959 C Mr. Dennis Sullivan Councilman, Sth }Ford City of Port Townsend Port Townsend, Washington Doer Mr. Sullivan: As you requested,, i have investignted the conditions crented by the housing and corralling o hogs on property owned b- L+s. William Ellard which is located at Simms Way and Sheridnn Ave. We found twenty four or more hogs corralled and cared for in this residential ores of the Ci y Tinder the nuisance laws of the State of :,nshington and City Ordinance No. 579, this situatio enn most certninly be dellered a nuisance duo to the odor problems created now and the fly problem that will result es soon as wormer weather occurs. In addition, Rules and Regulntio s of the State Board of health stnte that pigories nay not be located closer than 300 feet to nn occupied dwelling on sdjoin''ng property. Lars. Ellard stated that Lilo^ intended to hove the flogs as slon as a fence could 1�e constructed on a smnll farm near the Dog ?ound. It wou d seem that two weoks wo'ild give the Ellnrds nmple time to remove the hogs from this location whether they be removed to th:i farm near thr, dog pound, bock to the farm from which they cam or to a location olsewhere where a nuisnn::e will not be cronted. This particular instance,