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MINLTRS OF THE R`GULAR SFSSI^_N OF MAY 1, 1962 COYTIYUK0.
PASSAGE. OF ORDINANCE Nn. 1421
Ordinance 4o. 1421 duly recorded in the minutes of the last regular session. RS@ZZg82RZBY.d9g and do to the
nature of the Ordinance had to be held over until this regular session. It was moved by Councilman Hiebenbaum
seconded by Councilman Lafferty that the first reading be considered the second reading and the third reading
be by title only. Motion Carried. Ordinance No. 1421 was again read by title only and it was moved by Couni'
3lebenbnon seconded b; Councilman Lafferty that Ord. No. 1421 do now pass. Motion carried.
NFW JY oLD PITS-tNFSS
Ccuncilm-n Siebenbnum reported on the City Well, saying that he had received A letter from Mr. Minish of
the Minish Carporations on the report of the water that had been H analyzed in Jan. aB 19%, the renartshawh
that, the water wpsnt much good. After some further discussion it was felt that tl:ere should be another tent
on the well. Mayor Green Asked the City Fngineer to take care of the matter.
Chun 'lran Lafferty asked if there could be more water taps added to the new Chimacum water'llne, Supt.
Arey said that since the new line has been put in that there is enough water being saved from leakage that he
felt that there could he ten new taps added. Surt. Arey said that there were at least thr4o,wplls out in the
rhimacum area nod the peonlp that had the wells also had city water, saying that the City was getting no
revenue what sr ever nrd felt that there should be at least a 1.50 minimum charge put on. Mayor Green referrei
the request to the Water Committtee for a report At the next regular Session.
Ccuncilman Sullivan asked the Water Supt. on the amount of Hydrants in the immediate area, He was informed
that there weree two hydrands in Hillock, three at Chimacum and two in the Navy Housing area.
Councilman Lafferty felt that there should be a 25.00 charge for each hydrant for rental. After some
discussion, Councilman Lafferty made a notion seconded by Councilman Mueller that a charge of 160.00 a year
be paid by the Jefferson. Cnunty Fire District No. 1 for Hydrant renbhl. Motion carried.
Councilman M.veller made a motion seconded by Councilman Lindsey that upon the recnomendatinn of Supt. Arey
that ten more tars he added nn toe Chimacum water line. Motion carried.
r-orcilnan Sullivan. brought um the request of Mr Carroll's on opening streets at the last regular session.
3Ayina tC.nt hP felt that the City should take the timber and if not. then Mr. Carroll should gravelthe strop
himself pad Asked an opinion fro- the City Attorney. The City Attorney said that if Mr Carroll opened the
streets then the a —mar belon^ed to him, if the City opened the streets then the City could sell the timber.
After so-- further discussion It wa's decided by the Council to hold over the request until the street connite�
opuld 17% into the rn•ter a little gore thnurehly null have a report, for ttte Connell at the next regular sess
rouncilnan Lindsey ;aid that the committee had net concerning the female dog situation, and it was the
opinion of the committee that if the avnane Officer nicked up a female dog daring deacon, the owner of the
dog would be notified !hat the dog would be kept there until the season was over and that there would be a
10.00 min charge, if the owner would not except the charge then the dog would he destroyed, if the owner
-rued t.o hoard the. am; cot And 'hen refused to nay At the end of the season the, owner would be lible for the
bo -d bill. Council .n Id nds_, asked for in opinion from the Council. After a," discussion and a reninder
that the xistio„ srd. would hove to he changed, Yayor Green referred the matter again to the Police ?. Licpns,
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.-r-:ittee, the City Ettorney fcr a report At the next regular session.
Councilman Sullivan said thAt now tat the all city garbage dump was not in use that there should be poise:
out cut at the door. 7nyor Green said that she would contact the Supt. Mr. Maroldo and also the county enmmis
io--ri of the fart.
Councilman sill= !old the council that there was a lot of old rarbodies around town that should be take
away and scmethinE should be done to have them removed.
Two young ladies from the Port Townsend school asked some question an City Government. The Mayor 4 City
Attorney answered their question in a first rate manner.
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As there was no further business to come before the Council At this time it was .^.mved by Cooneilmpn
Sullivan sprpnded by Councilman Mueller that the meeting do now adjourn. Motion Carried.
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M7NUTF5 OF Tt+F' Rvrtif AR SF1;S7^9 OF MAY 1 5 1Q67
May 15, 1962
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Port Townsend, Washington
The City Council of the City of Port Townsend met in regular sessinn this 15th day of May 1962 at 7.30 PM
in the Council Chambers of the City Halal, Mayor Green presiding.
ROLL CALL.
Officers and members present were as follows: Mayor Green, City Attorney Abraham, City Clerk Youngblood,
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Councilman Sullivan, Steve, Siebenbaum, Lindsey, Carter. Councilmen Mueller, Lafferty absent.
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MI"UTF.S OF THE PREVI^OS SF53IOH
The minutes of the previmis session were read in full oral it was moved by Councilman Siebenbaum seconded
by Councilman Sullivan that the minutes he Approved As read and that the Mayor and City Clerk sign some.
Motion carried.
BUILDING PERMITS
The following building permits were ^resented and acted upon as follows:
Jack Bishop, Addition to Home, 2.5028t, Frame, 1206 Monroe, $4,000.00.
F.nrl Grondahl, Fenced patio, 14tX201, concrete ° Frame, 144R Madison, $200.00.
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TArs Norman Taylor, enclose front porch, 81X41, Frame, 3rd p Sherman, $92.00.
Charles Ingalls, House, 320301, Frame, R I Willow, $9,000.00.
Harold Steinke, Parsonage Residence, 66'X32', Frame, 1111 Calhoun, $101000.00.
Fred H. 'Walker, Inclose Carport, 19'XI.Ot, shake, 502, Penton, $150.00.
It was mved by Councilman Lindsey seconded by Councilman Siebenbaum that the building permits be granted.
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Motion carried.
COMMUNICATIONS
The following communication was presented and acted upon as follows:
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From: Mr. James Brooks - to -wit: May 14, 1962
Mayor Al City Councilmen
Port Townsend, Washington
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Since I moved to this town nearly a year age, the City has recently tryed to decorate the down town with
shruher•r which I think is very nice. Did anyone ever think about sine of the first things that the YN6KY1
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people see that come to visit this town? First 1s CZ singn entering town it is very atractive, real wplcom-
ing. Second is the bird sanctuary with the nice poplars on each side of the highway crossin the santugry,
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Mgt what is th....ss that has b_.n „rgwin„ on the. right side of the highway. I thought we had a tussrll
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over garbage dumps here some time back. Do the pearl know where the new dun 1s Located? In sure most, of them
do. Put some people wo"Idnt he caught with weeds in their garden or flowers, so they pretty up their own
yard and bawl their own garbage wmwn and dump it ntxt to the main highway entering town. Like I said when I
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come to this Coon A year ago noyte the owner dumped his grass cuttings down thnrp, that is his business or is
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it? Put now there seems to he grass Cuttings, woods, clam shells, tincans, plateri»atYd, paper z just plain
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gargabe. The City cannot stab n a pntralman there to correct this sore eye, but the caorerntinn of theseav
individuals that dump down there Pan be eliminated.
• Sincerly yours
James Brooks.
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Mayor Green referred the above camrvnicatinn to the harbor °health committee.
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PUBLIC FF.ARINO n4 SiRfBf VACATION
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As this was the time and place for the public hearing, on the street vacati-n, Mayor Green had the Clerk
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again read the petition in full far the vacation or part of fourth street. Mayor Green called for a discuss
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San for nor against the petition. After some discussion that in the future sane City utilities would have to
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gm through thpt part of the street. Councilman Steve made a notion seconded by Councilman Lindsey that the
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that portion of Fourth street be granted with the stipulation a^raPable to the petitioners that the City
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have a lease that would give the City the right, to run any type of City utility through that martian of the
vac-ted street . Motion carried. City Attorney Abrphhm reminded the petitioners that even though the Couni
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had gassed the vacation, t.^ be Affective until an ot•tii^.oar= cmIId be made up and read at the
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Councilman Siebenbaum reported for the water committee saying that there hadn't upon much mc-cpmplished Hie
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since the last-eeting but the committee did decide to rut a 1.50 mininnm charge o the people in the ca-Kry
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one had meters but were using thO r own well water, the charge to start the first of the year. He said that
e had, not seen the City Cngin:ePr to find out about top rumping cif the city well but th-t he had crntactel
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Spprling who had A well near by and that Mr Sparling was going to have a sonde of his vp1.1 water analyzed
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and would let him know of the results.
Councilman Sullivan sold that he felt aid also recommended that Mr. Carroll she ld gravel the street, that
was bing cnep d also for the City to have to gravel it would cost quite a hit. Councilman Siebenbnun said
that he would like to Add along with the recomendatinn that Mr. Carroll l:XiiflY. L1I?t Y1'YY�CHNyS11tIdIY. when putting h
the road And graveling do it under the supervision of the City Fnginpor's srecifienttnns.
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Councilman Lindsey made a nation seennied by Councilman Sullivan ClAt Amu female dog caught running lease
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n season be ?inked up the owner be notified that the dog will be kept by the humane society intil the season
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is over, if the owner nZraps to rAy the board bill of A ten dollar ninmium fee and then refuses to .nu at
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ad of the season *hen the owner is to he liable for the board hill and also any other dog that is rnnsidered
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= nusian.e he nicked up and the owner be charted a ten dollar minimum fee. Motion Carried.
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Coan_ilm;n Steve asked why one of the patrolmen who was on part tire duty rep 1 ed pay less than a dish-
washer received, saying that top ran had Proven his ability as a aolirempn and pft.r checking some or the
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Found that this man brinms rare revenue to top city than any of the others, and nnw that the Pity
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eeded another full tine patrolman vondere'i why he was not elevated to fill time. After sore rurther dtsenss-
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:an Fa•or green referred the matter to the police roc mittpe for a retort at the •i-yt rP,ular session.
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Councilman Siebenhaum sold that stop signs should be nut, up At trenort x SaK= aid KINN cedar x S=n?nan,
tying tint there REP! was a had accident in The earner of Tremont aid SanJnan. SbrPet Sunt. Arey said that
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e could put then in tomorrow if the rm•tnall wanted tin to. City Attorney Abraham said that stun singes
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honld he cut in each street running into Washingtmn St.
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