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Home My WebLink About00239 MINUTES OF THE IREVIJUS SESSION" 428 I At ?AT*rtrmrs On mxr•.pG,IA,pR_ST.s&1.9SI pP ArPmfrg:R�3,�7,@63 September 3, 1963 .,j Port Townsend, Washington The City Council of the City of Port Townsend met in regular session this 3rd day of Sept 1963 at 7:30 pm in the Council Chambers of the City Hall. Mayor Sullivan presiding. 1 Roll Call Officers and members present were as follows: Mayor Sullivan, City Attorney Abraham, Cit; Clerk Youngblood, Councilman Rust, Hoglund, Judy, Siebenbaum, Lindsey, Carter. Councilman Stove arrived during the meeting. MINUTES OF THE IREVIJUS SESSION ` The minutes of the previous session were road in full and it was moved by Councilman Lindsy secondod by Councilman Siebenbawn that the minutes be approved as read and that the Mayor and City Clark sign same. Motion carried. I, BILLS & CLAIMS The following bills and claims wore presented and acted upon as follows: CURR:aIT EXPENSE FUND ----------------- Voucher No. 1435 through 1495---- -63,741.11 WATER FUND --------------Voucher No. 459 through 468-----h1,123.66 j STREET FUND -----------------Voucher No. 298 through 302 ---- - 278.50 GARBAGE FUND -----------------Voucher No. 254 through 259 ----- 555.25 S&ZR FUND -----------------Voucher No. 131 through 134 ----- 47.13 LIBRARY FUND -----------------Voucher No. 281 through 294 ---316.38 PARR FUI1D--------------- Voucher No. 164 through 170 --- 155.42 ;; A ORD. NO. 1321-----------------Voucher No. 100 through 1U-----yl,083.00 ' Ord. NO. 1379-----------------Voucher No. 80 through 81-----y1,011.17 It visa moved by Councilman Smabonbaum seconded by Councilman Rust that the bills be approved as road and that the Mayor and City Clark draw warrants upon the proper fund for ' payment of same. Motion carried. 1 OEEICERS REPORT Cit•r Clerk I Salary 1, arrants for tiro i:Tonth of August 1963 CURILX'3IT EXPEIISE FU11D----------------- oucher No. 1422 through 1434-----X3,154.61 " WATER FUND ------------- Washer No. 453 through 458-----�1,630.53 STREET FUND -----------------Voucher No. 293 through 297 --- - 1,130.25 GARBAGE FU17D-----------------Vouchor No. 248 through 253 ----- 1,820.30 SERER FI:ID-----------------Voucher No. 130 -----fit 343.00 LIBRARY FUITD-----------------Voucher No. 279 through 280-----360.89 PARK FUND -------------- Voucher No. 163 ----- 263.22 FIRE P,EI & REL.-----------------Vouchor No. 39 through 40 ? 275.00 Tr.tasuror P.enort The Treasurer's report'w as road in full for the month of August 1963 and was ordered fil( Police Report Tno Police report was road for the month of August 1963 and was ordered filed. BUILDING PERMU TS ( The following building permits wore presented and acted upon as follows: KW Dobson, Garage, 16tX221, Fraqo, Rose & A. St., 0500.00 George Earl, Add. to home, lBtXSIX201, Frame, 835 Pierce, 0500.00. adie Sewell, House, 241X261, Frame, 24th & Ituehn, 4,500.00. I! Bernard Short, Carport, 10IX241, Frame, F & Beach, 100.00. Marcus l4iller, Fence, 50IX100IX51, Coder, 3rd & Thomas, 040.00. Dick Gastfiold, Barn, 16TX201, Frame, 27th & Gise, 1200.00. Lewis Kobetich, Add. to home, 20�X30�, Promo, 29th &Hendricks, 11,500.00. Don A. Mello il, Garage, lBtX201, Frame, 1006 'Taft, �100.00. yIt was moved by Councilman Lindsay seconded by Councilman Hoglund that the building porm be granted. Motion carried. Tear Down Permit The following tear dorm per;:iit was presented and acted upon as follows: John Blankonsnip, Shed, 141X301, Frame 18th & Kuehn, to abide by Ord. No. 907. It was moved by Councilman Hoglund seconded by Councilman Lindsey that the tear dorm permit be granted. Motion enrriod. RESOLUTION 63-4 A resolution transferring the sum of },303.00 from Parking Meter Supplies to Gusoline and oils, end the sum of ',1139.00 from Parking Meter Supplies to Repairs and Supplies for Autos, and the sum of Q161.00 from Board of Prisoners to supplies for Autos, in the Police Dara rtn j appropriations of the 1963 Budget. rAfter some discussion it visa moved by Councilman Lindsey seconded by Councilman Hoglund hat L4KX Resolution 63-4 be passed. Motion carried. l I•. C A 0 C n 1 • 11 1 a IiIII1UTES OF THE REGULAR SESSION OF SEPTEMBER 31 1963 CON'TI11UliU h , ADO;TION OF THE MMAYORS PRELIMINARY BUDGET FOR 1964 It was moved by Councilman Siebenbaum seconded by Councilman Judy that the Preliminary {� Budget for 1964 be adobted. Motion carried. (. COMMITTEE REPORTS Councilman Siobenbatun reported for the water coimnittoo saying that the petitions that had been sent in for extension of a 4" line at North Beach. In order to change X@DQDMdM hydrants put in the 4" line and etc, it would have to wait until next year for at the Ir eson time there visa no 4" pipe and the money wasnt available, but v.*ould be the first of the leer k and also the other request for new lines would have to visit until the first of the year. Councilman Judy reported on the City Hall sign - saying it visa not quite finished but I. should be up in the near future. Mayor Sullivan said he would like to have the Council go on record to have the old shacks destroyed by the boat haven, saying they wore a health menane and an eye sore. After some discussion County Comissionor Arey said that boirv7 county property it had been discussed and would see that the shacks would be destroyed as soon ns possible. Councilman Carter reported that Tir Was ;,layers had came to him about odor from the sewer lino that ran by his place. Savior Supt. prey said that the line had just been flushed '•ut would see Ifs Meyers again to sea if the flusHng had remedied the situation. Mayor Sullivan again brought up the subject of old cars, after considerable discussion City Attorney Abraham said he would get XXERX together with the Chief of Police and see if an ordinance of some kind could be made to take care of the situation. Mayor Sullivan brought up the subject of boobee guns, Chief Pheg:ey said there visa no ordinance concerning booboo guns, the only way at the present was to catch the kids in actio thne proper steps could be taken. Mayor Sullivan asked the council to take a look at the police report that the Chief of police had mado out and asked if there were any questions concerning the report, a few quest one were asked and emplained by the chief of police. ADJOURN&Lvs'NT _ As there was no further business to come before the council at this time it visa moved by Councilman Siebenbawn seconded by Councilmen Lindsey that the meeting do now adjourn. Motion carried. MAYOR Attest - 7c .CAIty Ulerk s MINUTES OF THE REGULAR SESSION OF SEPTEI,lBER 17, 1963 . Sept. 17, 1963 Port Townsend, 'Nashington The City Council of the City of Port Townsend met in regular session this 17th day of Sep 1963 at 7:30 pm in the Council Chambers of the City Ball. Mayor Sullivan presiding. ' ROLL CALL Officers and members present were as follows: Mayor Sullivan, City Attorney Abraham, Cit Clark Youngblood, Councilmen Hoglund, Judy, Steve, Siobenbaum, Lindsey, Carter. Councilman Rust absent. MINUTES OF THE PREVIOUS SESSION The minutes of the previous session were road in full and it was moved by Councilman Lindsey seconded by Councilman Juldy that the minutes be approved as road and that the Mayor and City Clark sign same. Motion carried. BUILDING PERMITS The following building permits were Ir osentod and acted upon as follows: Irene Lake, House, 24IX361, Frame, Quincy & Blaine, 05,500.00 Chrlos Pratt, Garage & Carport, 12IX241 101X241, Frame, 17th 2: Sheridan, f175.00. It was moved by.Councilman Lindsey seconded by Councilman Noglund that the building pormi a be granted. Upon the question, Councilman Steve said that he had HaR a complains: from a ' neighbor on the Iron Lake permit, said he chocked, found that the building visa going up and could find nothing wrong except that the building permit had not'}rot boon passed b•,, the council. After some discussion, Cit;r Attorney Abraham quoted the building permit ordinance saying the ordinance spys to make out an applicaion, pay the dollar to the city thon you receive a building permit, it must be passed by the council but ',there isnt anyway the counci can deny tl:e permit, wo dent have any other ordinance that soya you riust conform to this and that, so the council has no grounds to deny anyonos permit so didnt sea that it was a great problem that people start building before the council acts as long as anyone bus made an anplication for a bu lding pormit. Mayor Sullivan called for a vote on the permits. Tdotion visa carried. C OI:IIr,INICATI OILS The following communications wore nr osontod and acted upon as follows: From Port Townsend Public Schools, September 12, 1963 to -writ: bo5slif the City Council " Port Townsend, Washington