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Home My WebLink About00224 MINUTES OF THE REGULAR SESSION OF FEBRUARY 5, 1963i p 39 a .R S CS 0:: 09' S,1;i TA'.11' 22, 1063 COi=,.U3D Ch.:vroc: Sum_ olnc ",asel'_. ._ 25:,3 per �,allon •2133 '� -]'ay. 0.1 colper alloy y - on c 1 �l ''l:Cl .12rd0 ;> =' alloy ' IL n ^rd n ,n . ;l 12G0 per lloal . .' Ctv:1 d oyc 1 .1300 per ,,.lion , Di col oil -- .._ n^.cc :'_ .1075 par f ollon Stove Oil 1121 per ,alloy i - � O J-Sol..na .205 net• ;allOn 235 In r gallon ll _vnr,,.onal 11 par ;;alloy 1l eel _ _❑ 11 p•nr gallon Stove Cil .1252 Tier Crllon ... ' -e •;, .,•.,od by C,uncilman Stave Sccondod b;; Councilman Rust that a five ninuto rocesa , ._ ,.nl:cn :,:ct-on car: iod. 3icbonbaum o,h ca v pia- and roll toll it ::n nova(. b',' Councilmen iXUH seconded by Councilman yC - h.., In ' of �-ud A` h' t'Oil co:npnny on '-_gaol oil, urrinneo Oil o: 3tove Oil be „ ,n —d and ." t tl,c low bid o: ::nrpor I'll conpnry onf ro^nlar and su-_�cr asolino be ;cco^tod. ._otion carriodc r.l ..:117, .: claim for t o .._ lc62 ;;are pre^ontod rind acted un_ on as follows: nc:,cador Voucher :;o, 067 218.80 H. R ,oh.0r, Inc. 7ouc:hor ;io. Cos 33.30 L. l't's :. 3ons Voucher ::o. 860 156.00 i Auto :,.:bl:' ld .. :ov;nln- narvice--- 85.60 Vopc''-,r :;o, 163 125.80 11 1 3iebeR)aum ^,nid t:_at there v ❑ nr.,, tlon in Ilia n11Ci on the Bll:'l";Cr]lar bill bill- „ have _ Cd t.lo tour n^ of c o l d 1_]:a to .1..+•c a t .ized stete-o:lt of hire b,.__ ....d r� o out .o iz ,, t-o- care in Cl:esti^n o + -.un•-arnnr. i1hC Jit,- ilLrlc read the itinized voucher yr ich r, ow-d 5.=O to t.`c �cacc for bublislan; notices, 5.20 to the ..rif_ of Jefferson Co+.tnty for.,ale and ^r5.00 to _'Drat �orcat Law Office for legal servjlcos. !"etor ao:ne furt.icr disc^=—'cn, :;it:.- Attorne-• Abraham sail• t::nt there scene(. to be so^:o confusion for it it was e . olice depart;nent feracics mo tlo- t:':pmselvor 'acre am o:rorod to do that. City Attorne ? o9viscd tie cn•;ncil Ira t,-.c voucher of "r Bi n';arner be hold over until Son,-, oxplannt_on `! could be -te:de. Co •nc;lmmn 3iebonbm:m r•adn a •-.otion seconded by Jouncilman Ct,vo that the Bumgarner Auto '.ebu id ^_o-.;i^- vico b`11 be tabled. ::otion Carzded. Councilman 3iobenbav_•i :-ads a ot'__.. ed b-^Crn:ncllmnn 'u••t that the oficr bills be approved as read and that the ;o,nr•'lcrl: be aut oris:ei to drnv; •.,:a ronts upon tiic proncr funds .'or paymont of sane "- ":otioncnrrzcd. - Counc_lr.._n cey r-rorted on old car bodies _n the city of port tov;nsend ,!in7, that r_ t-c cor:ittc _nc_ norm councilman had :-ot and it was the ,n nion that no car bodies would be damned at to -ar •.nbe da„). Councilman Lindsey nude ❑ motion soconded b;: Councilman Steve the all old car coei,.s •a,uld be tnl:en by ::r Barl.ihurst. ifotion carried. City ::ator Sunt. ;,re;; said that in the new -.amo and fis:cin; lt.v;s for the year 1963 shovrec that fishing would be o:•cncd in Lords lake and the citylaho. :.'o said ho thou , t it was bad policy to onon the lakes to fis.:in- and would definitoly cause trouble to too water donertm t. aa.o .ccd t;.c council if t cy wol•ld l!nvo the City Attorney virito a letter to the rarae dopart.ent nroteSt_-:-. A'tcr ao-': discussion it was moved by Councilman Jtevo aec::ndad by Councilman - rust t:et -lire Cite: attorney vrito letter to tiro �,m*.a cierartr..ent protosting the right to l • ,.. 'nti i open the t..o _a'es ..or sip � ..a on parr ca. :savor Sullivan Said lie tl,.ought that the city and county should ;o to, -,ether on civil defence _nd thvt :.lr. m:all was here this evenin; to eznlain why. L'r -'all said he had spolcen i:afore L:e coundil befo':o on civil defence, he said ti:at the county had a civil defence the -! city had none, the county com•isioners had passed an ordinance authorizing a joint orgainiza tion the city did not,:ing ,nd done nothing since. ie Said there 111ould be a joint or enization YNY to provide tlhe sc:vice for the. area that the county is not big onou.;h to `lave dual or anizetiens. '.;'hen asked hot•;:ouch this would cost to start the answer vras 1500. After sorpfurrt::er discussion :ayor Sullivan referred the natter to the finance committee for a roport. Co:nr_llmen Steve e nreosed gratitude 'or all the v;orlt that ?,'r. ::all had done on Civil defence. :"ayor Sullivan .id ire v;as -.leased to see as collard anti ;ur troop of Girl Scouts nt the Co-.:ncil r.-octin- snA vokcd t..o tro^.n to ,-ivo the nled-c o_^ allogance. ADJOL-Rii: :1JT AS there •yes no furti:or business to come before tl•.e council at this tiro it -.vas moved by cncilnan 3iebenbn+.t^t Seconded by Councilman Judy that the meeting do now adjourn. Motion carried. :: %YOR (IlY t f XX f Attest: s < 141, wit- _a� , 1 0 i • e 1 • 1 0 s i . :3,9 l . !f, MINUTES OF THE REGULAR SESSION OF FEBRUARY 5, 1963 February 5, 1963 f Port Townsend, Washington The City Council of the City of Port Townsend met in regular session this 5th day of February 1963 at 7:30 f pm in the Council Chambers of the City Hall. Mayor Sullivan presiding. ROLL CALL �!! Officers and members present were as follows: Mayor Sullivan City Clerk Youngblood, Councilmen Rust, Judy, Hoglund, Steve, Siebenbaum, Lindsey, Carter. City X)59XKX16X Attorney Abraham absent. t , MINUTES OF THE PREVIOUS SESSION The minutes of the previous session were read in full and it was moved by Councilman Lindsey seconded by ` Couhcilman Steve that the minutes be approved as read and that the Mayor & City Clerk sign same. Motion carrie BIBLS & CLAIMS �. Approved bills and claims as audited by the finance committee were presented and acted upon as follows: CURRENT EXPENSE FUND ------------------------voucher No. 884 through 949------- $3,737.90 WATER FUND ----------------------------------Voucher No. 284 through 302------- $1,520.33 GARGABE FUND --------------------------------- Voucher No. 169 throu gh177------- $13,722.32 LIBRARY FUND --------------------------------- Voucher No. 180 through 191------- $ 647.59 PARK FUND------------------------------------ Vouch No. 104 through 107------- $ 128.35 CITY STREET FUND ----------------------------- Voucher No. 190 through 202------- $2,050.45 SEWER FUND ----------------------------------- Voucher No. 84 through 90------- $1,B30.15 ORDINANCE NO. 1321--------------------------- Voucher No. 79 through 80------- $ 911.31 r It was moved by Councilman Lindsey seconded by Councilman Judy that the bills be approved as read and that the Mayor & City Clerk be authorized to draw warrants unon the proper funds for payment of same. Motion carri REPORT OF OFFICERS Cl<_rk / The City Clerk reported the regular salary warrants for the month of January 1963. CURRENT EXPENSE FUND ------------------------- Voucher No. 870 through 883------- $3,204.12 WATER FUND ----------------------------------Voucher No. 278 through 283------- $1,630.53 GARBAGE FUND --------------------------------- Voucher No. 164 through 168------- $1,567.70 LIBRARY FUND --------------------------------- Voucher No. 178 through 179------- $ 400.89 PARK FUND----- ----------Voucher No. 103------------------- $ 275.22 CITY STREET FUND ----------------------------- Voucher No. 1ffi__thsough 189------- $1,022.48 t SE'rJER FUND ----------------------------------- Voucher No. 83-------------------- $ 353.00 0R))INIXSEXNNIX2$2I ' _______________________ Voucher No. 2 through 26--_____ 27 .00` FIREMEN PENSION FUND _ V uch 5 g $ 5 TREASURER The Treasurers report was read in full for the month of Jan. 1963 and was ordered filed. POLICE The Police report was read in full for JXNXXKHb Dec. Jan. and was ordered filed. BUILDING PERMITS The following building permits were presented and acted upon as follows: Lyle Kenyon, remodel house, 251X45', Frame, 342 Harrison, $1,000.00. Mary Daubenherger, Fireplace, Brick, 1226 Garfield, $350.00: It was moved by Councilman Hoglund seconded by Councilman Rust that the building permits be granted. Motion carried. COMMUNICATIONS From Olympic Health District _ to -wit.- Jan. 31, 1963 Dennis Sullivan, Mayor City of Port Townsend •'C Port Townsend, Washington Dear Mayor and City Councilmen: It was noted in a report of City Council proceedings that concern was expressed over the onening of Lords Lake and City Lake to public fishing by the State Department of Game. Even tho•igh we since have learned that this was a mistake, the lakes are listed in the 1963 fishing regulation which will certainly create some problems as far as keeping the public away from the domestic water sunnly is concerned. We would suggest and urge that the City of Port Townsend proimently post all access roads to these lakes again t r trespass and fishing and to as far as possible patrol the area during the fishing season. This department would also suggest that the City of Port Townsend go on written record with the State Game commission opposing opening the lakes to fishing so that listing in the regulations will not occur in followin years. Very truly yours, Donald A. Morrison. R.S. District Sanitarian , Water Supt. Arey said that he and Mayor Sullivan had went to Olymnia to the game department and were told that tiis was the first year that they had Dublished the list of lakes for fishing and were published in erro They suggested posting signs of no fishing. From the Port Townsend Kiwanis Club to -wit: February 2, 1963 The Honorable Mayor, and City Council . City of Port Townsend Port Townsend, 'Washington Gentlemen: