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.:I71UTi:3 OF TAE REGULAR SESSIO:i OP DGCEy.BER 3rd 1963 CONTINUED
Councilman Lindsey node a m::tion seconded by Councilman Judy that the permit be granted
o :.r. Carroll to nut the senor line in and that the line be put in according to the City
�ngineors spocifications. ':'otion carried.
ADJOURNMENT.
As there was no further business to come before the council at this time it was moved by
councilman Carter seconded by Councilman Siebonbnwn that tine meeting do now adjourn. Motioncnrricd.
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;,:II:UTES OF YiiE REGULLR SESSION OF. DIM,,23ER 17, 1963
December 17th 1963
Port Townsend, '3nshinrton
Tro City Council of the city of Port Townsend met in regular session this 17th day of Dec
1963 nt 7:30 P': in the co;:ncil chamers of the city hall. :.In -or Sullivan presiding.
ROLL CALL
Officers and members present were as follows: Ldayor Sullivan, City Attorney Abraham, Cit
Clark Youngblood, Councilmen Lindsey, Carter, Siebenbaum, Steve, :Loglund, Judy, Thomas.
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Tine nu'nutos of the previous scss°an were road in full and it rras moved by Councilman
Lindsey seconded by Co'.:ncilman 'ioglund that the minutes be approved as road and that the
::Dior and City:- Cl rk sign same. :notion carried.
BUILDING P2RIFITS
e follo'rir_g buildin;; permits .:ors presented and Doted upon as follows:
Del Guzzi Const. Co. Inc. :iospital, 35,000 sq. ft. Concrete block, Sheridan 7th s 9th, r$700 000.
Li. 017reara, Foundation & Front porch, Frame, Fir & S St. � 00.00.
It was moved by Councilman Judy seconded by Councilman Carter that the building permits
be granted. .notion carried.
C JT7dUNI CATI ONS
From George :% seen to -wit: December 16, 1263
'.onorable :savor Sullivan F:
b:.rs of the City Council
of Port Townsend, 'Cash.
Gentlemen:
For some years the "a,goon ii,wrsi:ng Home has been numping the sewage effluent from the Homets
sectic tank up the h_ll into the Gaines Street sewer. In planning the proposed kitchen
addition to he home, the decision .vas reached to replace the effluent pump with server Pumps
that would eliminate the need for occasional cleaning of the septic tonic. This also mould
- for easier h tchen waste disposal. Thus, an engineerir,S study was mode end lag;e,
alternating, sewa-e numps were purchased, after it was determined that it was not possible to
reach either the wines Strect sewer at the highway or the SonJusn sewer by gravity from the
:nursing iiomo. T.,ere was some su.;- estion that the residents in the area of San Juan avenue
and 19th Street rho co.ldn{t reach the San Juan sewer by gravity would some day need a pump
to solve ti:eir sera„ e problems, but no follornlp tins made at that time. Now, however, so::e
of the residents of that area, as well as tine licalth Dep-rtment, have become concerned that
the eventual ralzin7, of the ;water -level in tine La oon from the fill may raise the water-tabl
in fiat area. Thls could cause drainfield troubles, or add to the problems inherent in sect c
tend end drainfield sew:are disrosal systems. ha feel that, t:hough it :may be less convenien
for the ::urzin_ .=axe the pressure -nine having nlready been ?urc.used, it might cost '50. to
renlsoe o,:r present wire to t:.e 3aines Street seer, :rot it could ^wale possible the needed
sewer for that :;ree es well as Dolls Grocery and residence if the home's offer of tine pumps
to the City: of Port Townsend were to be accepted. To t:.is end, we have contacted the reside is
_n.volved, and the Cit, sn7ln:er and Attorney and your harbor ?: health Committee as 'sell as t a
acor and server surerintendent Lyal .trey. Easements have been promised, and the City owns t e
property where t numns co".,Id be placed. rue are anxious t..nt unnecessary delny be eliminat d
so the :ome can 1-a3in tha 1itchen addition ❑s soon as : osaible.
:'rark ?'av ^or tlio oc ort'.:.pity to le of service,
Goer;;e Green 'Lsna�er
r:❑yor Sullivan referred t e nbove con-,unication to tl=o Street Server Co:=^..itteo :and also
included the City 3n.;ineer .. ;ewer Sunt.
honorable :'a:, -or one
City Councilman of the
City of sort Townsend, :;ashin!;ton to -grit: Dec. 16, 1963
.Gentlemen,
,.a understand t3:ore is a rossibility to provide sa::erage to the residents of the area fro
Kuhn and 19th Streets to San Juan hvo;nue nd P st,t :nd fro~• that % a to i:eerlyv iog �&,Tirtac
.,i, g e ia'e of olr pro�erd _+�s tins t
S try stay bu puttin- in a :r_ta. n� stnt_or. co try T ,
reach tun. Jan Juan S :her by ravity. f t?wis o,_ be accom,hs r. a ,,^cnso� l cosy, .:f�
appreciate very vcr ?ors __:arts bn_.oyireoui =1�`� p':an o: s m �n Alnitel5 _ , .-1. -
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MINUTES OPT I Ri:GULAR 3ESSI :)ii OR DECEMBER 17, 1963 CONTIITUED
CALL FOR BIDS
The City Cl;rlc asked the Councils permission to call _for bids for gas & oils for the citi:a y
various departments for the year 1964 and also for an 1964 police car. The bids to be opene
January 21 1964. It visa moved by Councilman Steve seconded by Councilman Judy that the clor c
he aut�orized to call for bids. Motion carried.
NEL7 & OLD BUSINESS -
Councilman Siebenbaum ronortod to the :.ayor & Council that the city venter department had
rit:,in four days installed the improvecwont district distrubutional line on ;rant street and
o@ocatod the city line located on hospital property and commanded Supt. Arcy and his crow
,or ❑ job well done.
Councilman Steve said that he had chocked with the City Treasurer and the City eater Supt.
n delinquent water accounts and that some measure should be taken to remedy the situntLon.
Ifter considerable discussion on trays and means of of lowering delinquent accounts, it was
roved by Councilman Thomas seconded by Councilman Stove that the cantor rates be raised SO/
her month and if the water bill is paid b;: the 15th of the month tine_a would be a 50� discou
Lotion carried.
It was moved by Councilman 1Loglund seconded by Councilman Lindsey that the existing ord
:e amnonded to raise the ester 50� permonth ;with tine proviai:n of paid by the 15th of the <'
nonth a SV discount mould be given. :notion carried.
Councilman Lindsey reported on the request of a street lonse of inr. K. Loftus of that
)ortion of Kearney Street lying between lYashing ton Street and water Street. its said that
,:r Loftus had agreed on a one year lease at twenty five dollars that would fun from Jon. 1
L964 to Dec. 31 1964. Councilman Lindsey made a motion seconded by Councilman Judy that an
)rdinance be prepared to lease that portion of Kearny Street lying bot•aeon Ylns .ington and
'rater street £or a one year period and that Ifr Loftus nay all costs. 1•:otion carried.
Councilman Steve said he would like to bring someth:-ng up for a matter of consideration o
the City Council which probably wount be looked upon favorably by the tort Commission in the x
future but would like to introduce some form of instigati nq procedure to noo;titte acquiring.
the fill that is being filled now if and whon it ever is done.
City Attorney Abraham who alsois the attorney for the Port Commission, said at the last ,I
wort meeting it was the decision and policy not to lease or sell the area in quost'":n fora
ueriod of three years, saying tine port hus considered recent f:nud alloentod by the City for
Long range plannins purposes and invited :.tron er city control throurh zoning rortricti no
and the policy also leaves tine door open to a possible joint enterprise involving tine city or count
Dr both. The comaissioners are fuxhber considering acquiring other tax title property in the
Lagoon to prevent continued filling of the water area by other parties.
City* Attorney Abraham reported on n 'nearing before tune exci.sa tax commission in olympio an
Vas nccorwnanied by Ma7t,or Sullivan and City Clerk Youngblood, saying rrns cordially received by
a full board conference 'u-ieh wns a little surprising but felt confident that a fair hearing
was had.
_rank Youngblood, representing American Legion :'ost 26 introuduced sin local ninth grade
students, said the students were present in conjunction with a post project on government an
that similiar groups will be in attendance in tho future.
t::ayor Sullivan wished all a merry Xms and a happy new year.
As there was no further business to come before the Council at this time it was moved by
Councilman Carter seconded by Councilman Siebenbaum that the meeting do now adjourn. Ltotion
carried.
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MAYOR�L"`�'^"'
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City arY
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