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Home My WebLink About00153 MINUTES OF THE PREVIOUS SESSION (11)256 yt' A k Y "��'S�•g,1 k _71S +1 r��va REPORT OF OFFICERS rk —The city cleric reported the regular se ery warrants for the month of January 1960. as ®J lows: Current Expense Fund----------- ----- _ 3,259.43 Voucher No. 4B20 - 4834 inc. Olympic Gravity lVnter----------- -----1,382.95 " ^ 2308 01 - 2313 04 inc. inc. Garbage Dept. Fund-------------- ------ 1,16. 136.50 n 5509 - - 5510 inc. Library Fund------------------- ------ ------ 254.42 " " 1575 Park Fund----------------------- --- - 1,615.64 ^ ^ 4644 - 4650 inc. CityStreet Fund---------------- Fund------ ------ 275.00 " " 240 - 241 inc. Firmen Pen. & Relief jssurer ie treasurers report was read for the month of January 1960 and was ordered filed. The following building permits were pros nted and acted upon as follows: Mra S.M. Jacobs, addition to house, JOIX241, frame, 32nd & SanJuan, $1,000.00. Charles U. Hanby, Strip of Concrete 201X501, Calhoun & Jefferson, $75.00 Charles E. Hanby, house, 271X401 Frtied me, Monroe & Foster, $9,000.00 Charles E. Hanby, House, 271X40' Fre, Monroe & Foster, $9,000.00 It was moved by Councilman Rtueller seco by Councilman Lafferty that the building perm s a e granted upon roll call vote all council an present voted in the affirmative and motion eclared carried. ---I- - — __ ?ort Townsend Chamber of Commerce, to -wit: January 26, 1960 Jity Council 31ty Hall Port Townsend;: Washington 3entlemen: On behalf of the Port Townsend Chamber of Commerce, I-wishto thank you for your decision to light the City Entrance Sign. Vie feel that the Chamber of Commerce should assist the City Council to make Port Townsend a better p ace in which to live. If there is anything that we can do to help in achieving our common bjectives, please feel free to contact us. Sincerely, Port Townsend Chanb er of Commerce Gael R. Stuart, President Councilman Sullivan said that he had tw� reports but would like to hold them over until the neat regular session. ... v As there was no further business to cone before the Council at this time it was moved by ouncilman Lindsey seconded by Councilman Sullivan that the meeting do now adjourn, upon rol all vote all councilmen present voted ir the affirmitive and motion declared carried. NEW & ILD BUSI14ESS Mayor Leighton by letter informed the City Council that she Had appointed Neil Pottho£f o a 5 year term on the Port Townsend Libi ary Board, off active January 1, 1960, saying that he appointment fills a vacancy left by he expiration o3'�sorge Lenz era -term. Mayor Leighton also by letter to the C until said that through the combined efforts of efferson County Civil Defense Director, Pon Deforest & Fire Chief Bob Jones, the city had een allocated a navy surplus fire truck hrough the state civil defense department. The ,ruck was-'due'to"tre piak8ti-ems Ilt It6yp8rt 'lednesday, the truck is an American LaFrance, 750 Gal erminute pumper and about 15 yrs old. MAYOR /ll�r�C7/� ✓ � V n Attest: A![ C( Clerk 11 �— V U rA L n I 0 n February 16, 1960 Port Townsend, Washington -L The City Council of the City of Port Townsend, Washington met in regular session this /Ond day of February, 1960, at 7:30 P.M. in the Council Chamber o8 the City Hall, Mayor Leighton presiding. Because of the absence of the City Clerk, Councilman Siebenbnum moved, seconded by Councilman Lafferty, that Councilman Swinhoe be appointed Clerk Pro-Tem. Notion carried. Councilmen 3uinhoe visa so appointed by the Mayor. ROLL CALL Officers and members present were as follows: Mayor Leighton, City Attorney Abraham, Clerk Pro-Tem Swinhoe, and Councilmen Mueller, Sullivan, Lafferty, Avery, Siebenbsum, Lindsey, Swinhoe. City Clerk Youngblood was absent. MINUTES OF THE PREVIOUS SESSION The minutes of the previous session were read in full -and it was moved by Council- man Sullivan, seconded by Councilman Avery, that the minutes be approved as read. ]Lotion carried. WATER DEPARTMENT TRUCK BID OPENING It was moved by Councilmen Siebenbaum, seconded by Councilman Lindsey, that the reg order of business be dispensed with in order that bids _:ig}yt be opened at this time. The following bids for a Water Department Truck were opened and read: OLYMPIC GARAGE AND EQUIPMENT COIL IIY $1600.70 BUHLER MOTOR COi,1PARY $1275.00 THO;MS 1"WORS $1442.67 It was moved by Councilman Mueller, seconded by Councilman Sullivan that the bid of Buhler l,otor Company, bding the best and lowest bid, be accepted. Upon roll call vote, all seven Councilmen voted in the affirmative and the motion carried. COPPER TUBING BID OPETSING The following bids for 10,000 feet of 3/4" copper tubing, type K and 1,000 feet of copper tubing, type K were opened and read: PORT ^_OWNSEND PLUMBING & HE9TING CO. $5053.88 WESTERN UTILITIES SUPPLY CO. $4668.04 EVERETT HARDWARE CO. $4637.94 FARWEST SUPPLY CO. $4B37.56 PACIFIC WATERWORKS SUPPLY CO. $4794.40 JAN-PACIFIC CO. $5211.44 H.D. FO19L3R CO. $4766.22 LIBERTY EQUIPMENT & SUPPLY CO. $4760.29 CONSOLIDATED SUPPLY CO. Imported- $4553.12 Domestic- $4713.59 R03EN SUPPLY CO. $4796.00 PALMER SUPPLY GO.' $4908.60 LAWRENCE SHORT SERVICE $5280.59 PACIFIC PLU14BING SUPPLY CO. $4680.70 It was moved by Councilman Mueller, seconded by Councilman Lafferty that the low bid of 1'estern Utilities Supply Co. be accepted. All Councilmen present voted in the affirmative, motion carried. ASBESTOS PIPE BID OPENING The following bids for 12,000 feet of 4" ID pipe, 8,000 feet of 6" ID pipe, and 7,500 feet of B" ID pipe were opened and read: JOHNS-MANSVILLE CO. r41,568.80 H.D. F01ER CO. w42,790.80 PACIFIC WATERWORKS SUPPLY CO. $40,918.80 Councilman Sullivan moved, seconded by Councilman Lafferty, that the Council recess for five minutes to consider the bids. Motion carried unanimously end recess so ordered. RECONVENE ROLL CALL Upon reconvening, all seven Councilmen were present. r !l I e i i t I' I i i i 1 l J