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Home My WebLink About00222 minutes of the previous session were read in full and it was moved by Councilman (3)u ! lP / t�.i.ri...�.[wii. �.fiv rvYW•_ — _ ..ru.v—'.....uwr...r.uJuL•+aca.'w+c.`w�aa:3wW�6tiuu.rr..r.a—S«'J..wAw.wit.KWKs.a�iM+J+riw•7.'�L...au..�lai�.1n.�1t _ _ r r 394 r, • .... b g. s' i- 4� / , 1'I1�1iTES OF THE REGMill SESSION OF DLCEi4BER 18, 1962 ocom or , Port 'Townsend, Washington The City Council of the City of Port Townsend met in regular sessinn this 18th day of Dec 1962 at 7:50 PIG in the Council Chambers of the City Ball. F".ayor Sullivan presiding. ROLL CALL Officers and members present were as follows: Llayor Sullivan, City Attorney Abraham, Cit Clerk Youngblood, Councilmen Carter, Lindsey, Siebenbaum, Steve, Judy, Hoglund, Rust. ILIi'.UTBS OF THE PREVIOUS SESSIOIQ The minutes of the previous session were read in full and it was moved by Councilman Lindsey seconded by Councilman Judy that the minutes be approved as read and that the itiayor and City Clark sign same. notion carried. BUILDING PEwRiLI'TS Tno following building, per:aits were presented and acted upon as foli.ows: AlaneZl a?arshlelnAlliminum :ouse, 1500ni3 to sq. ft. house, Frame, Roose & Walnut ip10�000.0000.00. Fred A. Bohnke, Enclose Porch, 121X121, Frame, 1431 1ashin3ton, Q250.00. R. E. i:owak, Remodel :tome, 1026 Tyler, $'1,500.00. It we. moved by Councilman Stove seconded by Councilman Rust that the building permits be ;ranted. :Lotion carried. COM14UNICATIOHS From Albert Follme - to -wit! Port Townsend, 'lastin;,ton December 17, 1962 Honorable :'ayor and :'embers of City Council City of Port Townsend, Washington Gentleman: 1 am very happy to hoar and read from some other source, other then me, a protes to a lend deal by the City Council. The Council violating an old rule by not calling and advertising for bids. Second, by selling these lots at help price, which should be added to the City Park. I, also assume now, that the City will donate that part of 59th streets afront of there four lots and who knows what will happen about the tidelands abbudding same street. It is unthinkable to sell or lease any property owned by the City or Cotalcy in an area as idorth Beach, wi;ich is in my way of thinking the future of Port Townsend. I also wish to remind th City Council that they again will take under consideration the romanding of that part of 57ti street, wi:ich they ao 'mon;fuily vacated in site of my protest. Yours Respectfully, Albert Follme CALL FOR BIDS II City Council Port Townsend, Washington Gentlemen: I would like permission to call for bids to furnish the various departments of the City of Port Townsend with their requirements of Gasoline, Diesel Fuel, Stove Oil, a Furnace Oil for the year commencin Fob. 1, 1963. Bids to be opened January 22, 1063. Gale I. Youngblood City Clerk Councilman :Siebenbaum made a motion seconded by Councilman Steve that the City Clerk be authorized to call for bids according to specifications ?,lotion carried. BID G'rEITING As this was the time and piece to opon bids to }:iSir14iL9S UM sell a Garbage Dept. Cab a Chassis Truck - Bids were opened as followo: C. 01:deara - '265.00 - J. Barkhurst - e.175.50 It was +roved b• Councilman NENIf Lindsey seconded by Councilman Judy that the Bid of C.II. O'aeare be accepted. ;.lotion carried. PETI T.1 ON To the :10::0RA3LE .AYOR and CI'T'COTCIL of the City of Port Townoend, 1'lashinrton: Yio, the •andcrsi•;nod tau;:payers and business people of the City of Port Townsend reapractfull, petition the City Council for a chap c in the present policy relative to t:e operation of th City ';urbane dump. .,o urCe the Council to permit the d1scosal of lurger scrap metal objects at the dump; if necessary, scttln? aside a apocial section of the dump for this purpose.. C!o would point out that tine present policy encourabes unlawful depositing of such objects on unaut'rorinod (;rounds cr,at_n. a ublic nulaenco and an unsi!;htly condition. For those bunincss people w..o attom;•t to dispose of such refuse lawfully, the present policy of refusi to permit us to ]heave l.arre metal pieces at the City dump imposes an undue financial ?nu•den and Its a r'reat inconvenicnco. '.o auk that ','ou consider our very real problem and adopt a more real._ tic dioposal policy. Francis D. `iolland, l:rs '7 A. Bradley, Olympic Gaq Co. A.R. ',lac?arljno_, Jerry Ulrich L • Bum-arner Jr. , V. Benedetto, 11ormari Burn;arner, w oy '/. !.awlcins, Dalo ,.. Pierce, taaroid �oefis °filiiam Nagel, Ken rrovm, '.:sit Iiubman, Jamos DeLeo, 111 (Choate, Yf. Arey, II. .J. Carroll, S4 �"-, 9 gyp. t'>'ttk s r t ` i 't ,��t sU 3 ! uuN`X{�it 6 .+.k',I'+�.;�:F4� 4'�4' �. � �'A.i/,�.P....ifile. r4�k�r_r`.kii2: 'kf. a...eLdl�f i Wn.n.. I A I L� c 3 TTMC ,'" n. q`TT— n"t'.77 r p . , ,fir)" ns •R-18_-1 Or2 rn,nrr,t*_' Lyman ,.'. Ellis, Geor.,;e A. Parker, iI.'ff. Johnson, Gupta Aldrich Laater, Green. Councilman Steve said that he and the Garbage Supt, had went out to see Mr. Berkhurst end once and for all he gave them assurance that upon contacting him he would dispose of ai_, carbodios in the city. After considerable discussion by Mr. Bumgarner, Roy Hawkins and Mrs Ruth Short Idayor Sullivan turned the matter over to the Street and Sower Committee for a report at the next regular session. Mayor Sullivan said that he had ;at aside Saturday the 22nd for free parking in the City and hoped that all business men would keep their cars off the streets. Councilman Hoglurd made a motion seconded by Councilman Siebenbaum that free parking be had on Dec. 22nd. potion Carried. Councilman Hoglund said that it mould show good fnith by the Council of also L:onday the 24th be free parkins, also. Councilman Hoglund made a motion seconded by Councilman Stove that free parking also be had on the 24th of Dec. Motion carried. C:?llI?L,I:CE 110. 1434 A?: ORD1:A. PROVIDI"G 70JR Ti:E SALE AITD 1.OiPJE1XI E OF LOTS 1, 2, 3 „nd 4 1H BLOCK 47, CALIFORI:I!i ATJIiIT10" ^0 CITY OF POIIT TO:J?G:TiD. After some discussion "ayor Sullivan called for a recpr:; - Cou.ncilman Lindsey made a mot secondod by Councilman Steve that a five minute recess be taken. Motion carried. RECO'VZ) .73 r- ROLL CALI, !inter roll call upon w;.ich all members were present, "a'or Sullivan called upon interecte spectators for their opinions on the above ordinance. ;'r. Baron ::uby representing the ilotth Dcac Co:•rnunity Club stated that he had nothly a;ainst air. hall, but I'would like to speak on behalf of the club. lie stated that in the mi:utea ofITlarch, 1961 meetin, the Council i stated that when the gravel nit was of no to^thug use, t ey would consider the club as a possible purchaser and voncarcd why the club vies not contacted. :'r. Ernie Sievert stated that he spoke for the property five or six. years So and was told that Linen the, travel ran out th,_,t he would hove a chance to bid and t.,ou,•;ht that he ci.ould have been considered. After considerable more discussion, Councilman Lindsey asked the spectatora if there 'were anty there t::ut would meet the price or pay more than the price offered, the ans.,er was no. It was 'Moved by Councilman Steve seconded by Councilman Ho^iund that the first reading of Ordinance no 1434 be considered the second read'n; and the third ree.dinr be by title or:Iy. '.mtion carried. T !RD ?EADI.:G L'<D PA ;:; ;'; 0^ ORD. ?:O. 1434 Ordinance No. 1434 was read a.^,ain by title o:1y and it was moved by Councilman Steve seconded by Councilman Rust that Ordinance no. 1634 do not, pass. Motion carried. Councilman Siebenbaum cx2nended City Folice.an Join Doubok for assisting elderly people across city atreots and was very happy to hear t::is. ADJ�iUii°'1t .,TT As there was no further business to come before the Council at this time it was moved by Councilman 3tcve seconded by Councilman Siebenbaum that the meeting do now adjourn. Motion carried. Ae (� i:;AYOR — Attest:_ � •� 1 er . 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