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Home My WebLink About00186 MINUTES OF THE REGULAR SESSION OF JULY 18, 1961322 1d7 NUTES OF Also at our meeting July 6th, the board Townsend to fill out the remn nder of Mr n Library affairs, and we are sure will P;e sincerely hope you will api:rOvc of The City Clerk read a communication from Salmon Club thanking the members of the St. cted Dr. G. T. Chuljian, 1305 Washington St, Port nnisters term. Dr Chuljian has shown an interest an excellent addition to the Board of trustees. r choice. Respectfully, Board of Trustees, Port Townsend Library Dorothy D. Hunt, Sec. Glenn Lopeman, secrehary of the Port Townsend nail for the street light at the and of Monroe NE'.'J 14 OLD BUSTIJES3 Councilman Johnson reported that there world be a building committee report at the next regular council meeting. Councilman Steve said that the windows, in fact the City Hall build needed n general cleaning up and suggostel as long the employees of the City had eight hours to put in regargleas of what department, is could see no reason that some of that time could be put on the City hall building. Ccounci man Johnson skid that was in the report of the building committea for the next regular meting. As there was no further bus ness to mailman Sullivan seconded by Counci .rried. test• _� C ty ale befo^e the Council at this time it was moved by 3lebenbaum that the meeting do now adjourn. Motion c" TbAYOR MINUTES OF THE REGULAR SESSION OF JULY 18, 1961 Fort 1'ownsen Washington The City Council of the City of Port Townsend, Washington met in regular session this 18t day of July 1961, at 7:30 PM in the Council Chambers of the City Hall, Mayor Green presiding Officers and members present were asfollows: Mayor Green, City Attorney Abraham, City Clerk Youngblood, Councilmen Sullivan, M eller, Lafferty, Steve, Siebenbeum, Johnson, & Lindsey. The minutes of the previous session ware read in full and it visa moved by Councilman Mueller, seconded by Councilman Sullivan that the minutes be approved as read and that the Mayor and City Clerk be authorized to sign same. Motion carried. ORDINANCE NO. 1400 AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF PORT TOWNSEND AUTHORIZING AND DIRECTING THE MAYOR AND CITY CLERK TO ENTER IiiTO A LEASE OF THAT PORTION OF MONTOE STREET IN SAID CITY LYING BDTIINEI21 A POINT FIFTY FEET FROM THE SOUTHEASTERLY BOITLARY OF WATER STREET AND EXTENDING TO THE LINE OF LOYJER LOW WATER IN PORT TOWNSEND BAY, FOR A TERM OF TWENTY YEARS AND FOR A RENTAL OF t .00, AND LIMITING THE USE OF THE DEMISED PREMISES TO THE OPERATINII AND 1 INTENANCE OF A PUBLIC BOAT LJiiNOHING RAMP, AND NAMING THE PORT OF POT TOWNSEND, A MUNICIPAL CORPORATION AS LESSEE. After some discussion it was moved b3 Councilman Mueller seconded by Councilman Siebenb that the first reading of Ord. No. 1400 be considered the seconded reading and the third reading be by title only. Motion carrie . Ordinance No. 1400 was read for the hard time by title only and it was moved by counci Siebenbaum seconded by Councilman Sulli an that Ord. No. 1400 do now pass. Motion carried. Councilwoman Johnson reported to the Council & mayor that the building committee had met and had came up with several recomende ions which included fixing the roof of the city hall building which is leaking, cutting a do r between the treasurers office and police office, moving the water department into the po ice oi'fice which vnuld make more efficient operation between the two departments and more ro m for the water department. A few minor repairs such as painting, lighting. Councilwoman Johnson skid that the committees estimate on the cost would be approximately $1,800.00 and as ed the Councils approval for an emergency Ord for that ammount. It was moved by Councilmai Lindsey seconded by Couhcilman Lafferty that an emergency ordinance bar t2,000.00 be ap)rovad. Upon the question, Councilman Mueller asked where the money was comming from. After some discussion Councilwoman Johnson said that she would looks into the finance situation ulong with the clerk and see if the money could be raised. Councilman Lindsey withdrew hin�, motion along with Councilmen Lafferty. Councilwoman Johnson said that the building committee also recommended that the city adopt an underwriters fire code for it would be a definite advantage to the city and at the present time no code existed in the city. After some discussion Mayor green asked fire & License committee to check with the Ci Attorney on a code and also that she had a few available bookdN on fire codes if any Council member wo-.ld like to read over. I (J w 1- �,;�� '�- 323 r- y 1 t�wS i ...... ' M?TZD'PH.0 fF' TNF. nF TiT. mmi.> I aFrTTT.mSESSION Councilman Steve said that he had been asked why there had been ■ fence built across the olf tennis court and sidewalk, he said that he could not answers that question. He also asked if there was admission tax being charged on the Shanghfie tunnels, City attorney Abra- ham said he would check out the matter. Councilman Steve also asked about why no parking meters on tyler street along side the liquor store, after some discussion on the parking ; meters Mayor Green asked the Police & Street Sommittes to check on the matter. A salesman of the McGee Hill Parking Meter Co, again talked and gave a demostration of their type of parking meters, no action taken. Councilman Sullivan asked for information on how long the City had been on Sooldl Security and was informed since 1955. ADJOURNMENT As there was no further business to come before the Council at this time it was moved by Councilman Steve Seconded by Councilman Sullivan that the meeting do now adjournp motion carried. Attest: pe = « Z"UTDS 0? 1". 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