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Home My WebLink About00203 MINUTES OF THE REGULAR SESSION OF FEBRUARY 6, 1962 CONTINUED` =s I A M1 1 > s { a�>F T 1 r�l li iYt +i.rr V{e Lr r 'v ,. � .-•�--. .. . ..... ..a.r.. .,, w ._ . ... .,, t :.. a 'r. I - to .1.'( , • .. tx. r ..,..5. ---•' v'wt'�:✓f:ui�ue..:1Li?ruKNa/+1.LicA�u1[ki4ili.iul..lJ"u��t'.. •.. -r •{t... r..ux..r.—ri:i::siW�,:rinairN<::rYu—•4 Y1uur•N,� - a .. .. .a. ...n MINUTES OF THE REGULAR SESSION OF FEBRUARY 6, 1962 CONTINUED NEW & OLD BUSINESS Councilman Steve said that lie had a call from the parking miter salesman that a city in Michigan had some three hundred meters of the same type that was shown by the salesman, and :all were reconditioned and could be had for f25.00 each. Councilman Steve .eported that he ,lad made a trip to Olympia and was told by the Secretar• of State that the City of Port Townsend should be and should have been rediiistricted as of this election, and had hinted that they had been very patient with the City in the matter, Meyer Green said that the committee that was to meet and discuss tid:h the City Attorney plans for a plannin commission ordinance had not done so due to no much other business on the docket but should be able to meet in the next week or so. Ilia or Green asked the City Attorney advise on the letter from the County Auditor. City Attorney Abraham said that it was needed to pass an ordinance for the excution of the lease and just so happened to have an ordinance to tiLat affect. Il:ayor Green asked if there were any questioljs concerning the lease, mr. A. R. Thompson drew a diagram and pointed out what he considered to be an error in the description of the property in a notice published in tle Leader by the county. City Attorney Abraham noted that the leeal advertise:tent eras not placed by the city vrihich therefore no action could be taken. George Simpokes stated that if the lease agreement put the usage of the dump on a yearly basis, he felt that most of the residents in that area would be more inclined to accept it. After consid cable discussion on the proposed garbage dump Ordinance No. 1416 vies present d and read in full. ORDINANCE NO. 1416 AId ORDINANCE OF TIECITY OF PORT T0%7IdSE1� AUTHORIZING AND DIRECTING THE 1,11YOR AND CITY CLERK TO ENTER INTO A LEASE FRO:L YEAR TO YEAR FOR = PURPOSE OF LEASING FROIL THE COUNT: OF JEFFERSOhT A SITE FOR TIE EY.TABLISH:f IdT OF A SANITARY FILL GARBAGE AI'D REFUSE DUMP, AND SPECIrFYING LIMITATIONS T.ECREON. Councilman (dueller made a notion seconded by Councilman Lafferty that the first reading of Ordinance No. 1426 be considered the second reading and the third reading be by title only. (Lotion carried. THIRD READING & PASSAGE OF ORD. NO. 2416 Ordinance No. 1416 was read for the third time by title only and it was moved by Councilor Steve seconded by Councilman Sullivan that Ordinance No. 2416 do now pass. ]lotion carried. Councilman Siebenbaum said that on the passage of Ord. No. 1416 it would require money to be transferred from the garbage dept fund into a garbage dump maintenance fund and that it would reeu'_re anX ordinance. Councilman Siebenbaum made a motion seconded by Councilman Lindsey that the City Attorrsy draw up an ordinance transferring a5,000.00 from the General Garba e fund to Garbage Dump Maintenance fund. Lotion carried. tlr. Harry Cotton spoke before the Council upon the need for water on the outside of tine City Limigs of Port Townsend . ;fiayor Green said tr.at she w ould 1111.•e to meet with the water committee upon the reauest of the Tri-City for more water in that area. ADJOURi?+ :NT As there was no further business to come before the Council at this time it was moved by Councilman Steve seconded by Councilman Siebenbaum that the meeting do now adjourn. Motion carried. MAYOR � aALX'&' Attest: u-G -C �- 2r y- � ork r I 1 � ,)• u _ Orr G l v a { K YYY S n't 5 . {,,. � �9 i ..r 4.e v., «. ?...'�t ,.�. ").. flv5ie. .:r l g, ., ..r.K F•'-i. ..t a t at• �.,:, r �..+.. �;.- i ; 3t1!'.., /,+ 3>?' . F "S' r f :. v 1 { � ,.. ;.'Yw ' ::- r: 1 . _ri.) 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ROLL CALL E Officers and members present were as follows: Mayor Green, City Attorney Abrhham, City Clerk Youngblood, Councilmen Sullivan, Mueller, Lafferty, Steve, Lindsey, Johnson, Councilma M1 i Siebenbaum absent. � MINUTES OF THE PREVIOUS SESSION � Minutes of the previous session were read in full and it was moved by Councilman Mueller seconded by Councilman Lindsey that the minutes be a;proved as read and that the 'Mayor and City Clerk sign same. Motion carried. BUILDING PER:TITS , ; The following building permits were presented and Feted u;-on cs follows: Joseph Buc;hello, house, 301X42t, Frame, 9th & Jackson, Approved by Health Dept. John M. Addle, Remodel house, 461X201, Frame 3rd & Thomas, $2,000.00. Richard Bennett, Shingle house, 115 Albert, 55.00. I l Hugh H. Zeits, Garage, 201X301, Frame, 22nd & Haines, w150.00. It -was moved by Councilman Mueller seconded by Councilman Lafferty that the building permits be granted motion carried. MOVING PERMIT h The following moving permit was presented and acted upon as follows: `- Pete Peres, Building, 91X121, Framo, From llth & Hancock to 22nd & Sheridan, to be moved ; by L. Balch. #r It was moved by Councilman Sullivan seconded by Councilman Lafferty that the aoving + Y{ a permit be granted. Motion carried. h. r COMILUNICATI ONS From City Water Department, Lyall Arey, Supt, to -wit: February 13, 1962 Dear Sir:t . The following is a list of labor and material costs for the replacement of 6" mains in `+ the Chevy Chase, Hadlock, and Irondele areas: Trensite Pipe--------------------4,'d0,000.00 Copper Tubing--------------------- 1,500.00 Saddles--------------------------- 750.00 valves ------------------------- ---v B50.00 :List., Toes, Elbows& 2" pipe corps & Curb stops--- 2,000.00 + Equipment Rental ------------------ 'n0,000.00 Labor ----------------------------- 6.10,000.00 Social Security------------------- 313.00 Industrial Ins.------------------- 400.00 Total �65,813.00 Very y yours, truly a City hater Dept. 14 by Lyall Arey, Supt. It was moved by Councilman Sueller seconded by Councilman Steve that the reauest of the fi , Water Supt. be granted and the balance of the money in the Distribution s;;stem replacement ' fund be used for the instalation for ti_at j.urpose outside the city limits. Yetion carried. � 03DIIiAN(,E NO. 1417- ' AN ORDII'P'"CE OF 7HE C_T-' OF PORT ':0.;7;5� AP. RI ROPPaTIIIG TI+_-.s SUifi OF 5, 000.00 TO THE SANITARY TILL IAINTEKANCE FLND I:; i iE 1962 z +.; 3L-,:T OF 'i3 PORT- TX,773EIM GARGAG COLL-CTION SERVICE, L_;li DECLAR!; ., AN EKE? 'S n mY FF t , '' Mayor Green said that due to the nature of the above ordinance that it would have to lay k �` WlIN . over until the next regular session. 1 n BID OPENING At this time the bid opening on the alerting firemen equipment was opened. 1 The Neep Equipment Company Total Bid k2,SB2.62 ' After some discussion it was moved by Council --an Lafferty seconded by Counclir_aa Sullivan ` thet the Neep Equipment Company bid be accented. Lotion carried.' T:=i7 & OLD 3J3_I SS s 1' d Councilman Sull--Jensaid thut he " _ checl.ed the road n-d barricade on the 'Forth 'each + - road and found that t_.e road Could L ei,hSened a l the and that a few store reflectors _ could be put tnp etfler w. e felt it n —oc)d Cord:1 ` t1cn. Councilman Jp15on said that sh e q'A Y had been there and it n-eded mo.•e re lectors and •c'o_e be.^_'icades. Aftcr so-e,'d1ZcussionStre't r- Sutt. Prey cald ,.._.. _t would to fixed up but d_dnt er,-ect t__ reflectors to stay to Yong. ' t ,.. _. - ! X V T f 4. -S 5 x7 •r is > <-_-s. f .I I .4• V 4. Y i 'p-