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Home My WebLink About00151 minutes of the previous secs ion were rend in full and it was moved by Councilmai Lindn l' r Yl -- ,�� C) �-* � '+�r1Sv� ti 1, yI (r 11 •, � h n r .tlr 4i fF v � ,1 ., �'' r. ,: -.�' x7,�.t,�...:,u..iu,i7¢�:.u•.`_.°{rrx ry.ff.,..[.C:3i'-i"wrrscr,: ..f.. �Y v.' u..c ,'., �"iuitii"JL:...i it,. tr... .4� i i+e:+,,S�i t� 4•s •" —�.`�• _� 252 t Iaa From R. 7.1. L:athisen, to -wit: Seattle 3, ';,ashington November 30. 1959 The Honorable L:arilou Leighton City of Po• t To: nsend Port Townsend, ';;asirbgton Yy dear Mayor Leighton: We wish toexpress our appreciation for the splendid cooperation we received from you and of city officials during the period of our examination of the water .fund records. Ae were expecially happy to have sirs. Hoyt voluntarily offer to remain at the office and ns.ist us until completion of the examination, which was very late in the evening. Yours very truly, R. W. LIathisen From Cotton Engineerin & Shipbuilding Corp. to -wit: B6bt Townsend, Washington December 17, 1959 Mayor Leighton and City Councilmen City or Port Townsend City hall wear Madam and Gentlemen: ;:e herewith present our request for permission to move our underground gasoline storage tan s from their present location near our office to a safer and more logical location 8-feet eas 6'the center line of our 607 ',water Street Building on the Madison Street side. The two pumps would be located approximately 12-feet east of the building. They would be installed an a concrete island that would protedt the underground tanks and connecting pipe lines. In their present position, these tanks are subject to being lifted out of the ground by extreme high tides, breaking the pipe lines and causing spillage. This would be a hazzard w' :would be eliminated in the suggested new location. Very truly yours, Cottong Engineering by George J. Cotton The above co^:ur.ication was referred -to the street committee for a report at the next regular session. 03iDIi7ANCii H0. 1383 Ordinance No. 1383 was read in full at the regular meeting December 15, 1959 and due to are nature of the ordinance had to be held over to this regular session. Councilman Siebenbaum made a motion seconded by Councilman Sullivan that the first reading be considers the second reading and the third reading be by title only. Motion carried. THIRD READING AND PASSAGE Ordinance Wo. 1363 was read for the third time by title only and it was moved by Councilr. Avery seconded by Councilman Lindsey that urdinanee No. 1383 do now pass. Motion carried. R' SOLUTION 60-1 A Resolution of the City Council of the City of Port Townsend Authorizing and directing the City Clerk to transfer the sum of 1160.27 from the Liquid Chlorine and Ammonia Item to the Advertising and Publishing Item of the Olympic Gravity Later "Fund budget for the Year 1959. be it hesol.v_d by the City Council of the City of Port Townsend in regular session assemb "hut the City Clark be, and he is hereby, aughorized and directed to transfer the st of Y160.27 from the Liquid Chlorine and Ammonia item to the Advertising and Publishi item of the 1959 Olympic Gravity Water Fund budget, and to draw properly approved warrants pursuant thereto. It was ::.oied by Councilman Siebenbaum seconded by Councilman Swinhoe that the resolution be adopted. Yotior. carried. A]+D OLD BUSINESS reported on toe lighting o' the entrance sign to Port Townsend Councilman Roy Lindsey said Puget Power would run poles and wires to the sign at no cos to the City, but the City :would be obligated to pay $171.00 for work and materials in the actual lighting, including three flood lights from the gound up. Cost to the City would also mule be a maximum of :60.00 per year for electricity. After some discussion the Council agreed to give more study to the proposal of the lighting of the city entrance sign as requested by the chamber of commerce. CounciRth reported on the vandalism that was getting out of hand saying that pulling up breaking off, turning around and even sawing off of city signs, and the Korth beach area street lights were being shot out. Street Superintendent Arey said that considerable expense was involved in replacing the sign posts. Councilman Lindsey said the lights at the north Beach Area were being shut off at night on account of the vandalism and that the Pater Street Lights were being filled :with water on windy rafney days which caused the glass bowls to fill and when at a certain level broke the light bulbs. .,CCEPTAVOE OF BID W.T.R. 00 7 City Engineer Locker said that all bids 'red been checked and suggested that the council accept the low bid of 030,507.36 by J. P. Suraca of Seattle. Councilman Siebenbaum made a motion seconded by Councilmen Laffevtp that the bid of J. P. Suraca of Seattle bid of '30,507.36 be accepted and that the bid bonds and certified checks of the unsucessful bidders be returned. Motion Carried. AD0CU1tNi -_' NT As there ::us no further business to come eerore the Council at this time it was ma ed by Councilman Sullivan Seconded by Councilman Siebenbaum that the meeting do now adjourn, Motion carried. MAYOR y Janus ry 19, 1960 Port Townsend, S;adiington F The City Council of the City of Port Townsend, Washington met in regular session this 190 Jay of January 1960, at 7:30 PM in the Council Chambers of the City Hall, Mayor Leighton residing. ROLL CALL Officers and members present were as follows, Mayor Leighton, City Attorney Abraham City Clerk Youngblood, Councilmen Mueller, Sullivan, Lafferty, Avery, Siebenbaum, Lindsey aid w ouncilman Swinhoe. t a L;IIIU'1'L•5 OF T',LL PREVIOUS SESSION 5q' Thq minutes of the previous secs ion were rend in full and it was moved by Councilmai Lind or3 w econded by Councilman Sullivan that the minutes be approved as read, motion carried. FUEL HID OPEHIi:G w a It was moved by Councilman St benbaum, seconded by Councilman L r of Sullivan, th t the fuel bids for the varbuus departments o: the city be opened at this time. Lotion carr ad. 0 , ,K MOBILE OIL COMPANY "7y.'q „parr ;;.obilgas Specia 28.88 Mobilgas 25.38 BUD A;;L2wTER OIL CO. th _ -> d T:?XACO DISTRIBUTOR cy C e us ne .2520 !. Firs Chief " .2170 Furnace Oil & Desel Oil .115 per gallon Wyk Stove Oil .129 per gallon iiy 4 <,¢ STANDARD OIL COMPANY ` C evronSupreme Gasoline .294 Chevron Gasoline .254 Chevron Diesel Fuel .156 a s } Stove Oil .166 ;s. Furnace Oil .151 31GEAL OI'L COSPANY �r�asf� stnyl Gas o no .2497 {h Signal Gasoline .2197 Diesel hotel .1404 p y! Furnace Oil 1404 AM Stove Oil .1554 3 5ts. UVION OIL COMPANY ' Royal 79 Gasoline .296 A- 7600 Gasoline .256 Burner Oil/Domestic Diesol .148 5arJf Rove Oil .163 AW ,., W� SHELL OSL,COLiPAIdY -P: Shell Gasoline .249 r4 rl; Super Shell Gasoline .289 z,. " i r HARPER OIL CO:PAIY �R4, ,5e r rnace 116 ,y) Shell Diesel Oil 3XZH .126 �q.riq.r. Shell Stove oil .133 $rEm It was moved by Councilman Sullivan seconded by Councilman Sicbenbaum that there b a fl` ccess at this time to compare the bids. Motion carried. R::CJNVEHED AND ROLL CALL f d ss r f PW 4 The Council reconvened in regular session and upon roll call all members were net a prse ". SIGNAL OIL BID ACCEPTED yg� 'i litii;CU U7; 5111 i¢C CriPT!:.D R oix It was moved by Councilman ?Mueller accorded by Councilman Lindsey that the bid of 1 ignal j•Z,.:r Oil bid on Ethyl gasoline be accepted and the bid of Texaco on regular gasoline, diesel, O ,�• stove oil and furnace oil be accepted. Upon roll call vote all councilmen present vo ad in �`5xrrt'.w,' the affinitive and motion declared carried. BILLS ADD CLAL:S , jl The Citv Clerk invormed the Mayor and Council that in order to properly co:ulete 'inane transations for the year 1959 that the following bills and claims be considered at th s sew Current Exnense Fuhd u' •^j Skips anion Service, Supn ies 4.16 fan, Middleton Motor Parts, Supplies .75 C �xr 7 harpers Sup: r Service , Supplies 25.43 Signal Oil Company, Gasoline 274.53 f r s OL'r•:PIC GRAVuY '.7Aii:R Fu17D Signal Oil Company Gasoline 46.13 t <T LIL>RARY FUND i Thomas Bouregy E Co. Books 42.00 Signal Oil Company, iurnace oil 57.63 r p�- � t t3ti t x 1¢i<t ? � Si fd •sf. �+rf'ra.•'��y, 4..F'.fx °T„��yus"kC>si�i.^.Y�F�xYsa�°�'4 S�ti�'�5n •F�. • �. ' 1 a ' , �¢ i tti : h.,t ��. t� ;t'. � �. M1he _ !` .�t � ay '}'I d'*^"iyM, �, y 7�,i 7