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Home My WebLink About00282 MINUTES OF TIE REGULAR SES970N OF APRIL 6 1965 COIiTT1ZTEQr • 1 IT' , y x -L • o-a„.,,.. x � _3•., , Jam"` "L1UT-'4 OF T'IF R��UI ply OF APitIL_Cz�9c-�rr,0TTTJ MT) ,�5cI0•f REGULAR ORDER OF BUSINESS RESUMED Roll call was taken all councilmen present. ' BILLS & CLAIMS The following bills and claims ns audited by the finance committeo ware presented and .1 acted upon ns follows: l ` ------Voucher No. 2965 thro h 3046 ----��9 4 CURRENT EXPEIISE FUND------------ through , 35.64 WATER FUID---------------------------- Voucher No. 888 through 905 -- - 2,000.67 GARrAGE F:^:D-------------------------- Voucror ]do. 517 through 526 ---- 1,457.78 575 tho:gh 586----3,527.77STR]3T FU SE,7ER=iND---------------------------- Voucher Ne. 292 through 302 ---- 2,372.62 LIBRARY FUtID--------------------------Voucher Ida. 632 through 649 ---- 444.42 PARK FU::D--------------- --Voucher No. 374 through 385 316.93 ORD. NO. 1321------------------------- Voucher No. 187 through 191 A---w 633.41 f, It was moved by Councilman Hoglund seconded by noun ilman Thomas that the bills and claim, be approved ns road and that the bleyor & City Clerk draw warrants upon the proper funds for payment of same. Motion carried. OFFICERS REPORT f� Citv Clerk ine c ty clork reported the regular salary warants for the month of March 1965. . 'RR2"T EXPENSE FUND----------- --Voucher Ida 2949 through 2964 ----EM 864.77 ---- 666.92 "ARBAGEU MID------------------------- Voucher No. 511 through 516 2,019.99 3TR2_T^ U',7--------------------------- Voucher IIo. 571 through 574 1,103.47 : ----------------------------Voucher No. 291 - ------�t 349,111 'E'.r=aR rLrID-- IBRARY FUND -------------------------- Voucher Pia. 629 through 631 ---- 365.99 ' u ---------------------------- -------- A. anR•C J D Voucher No. 373--------- -- 265.99 • P�Id & R^'IEF FU']D-----------Voucher ids. 77 through 78 275.00 iR ..-:. E - gh ----i'r I' , 1� 1' Treasurer The treasurers report visa rend for the Month of I -larch and was ordered filed. 1 Police Ranort ,IS The :slice Report was road for the Month of March and was ordered tiled. BUILDING PER'LITS The following building permits were presented and acted upon as follows: if yman M. Ellis, house, 251X411, Frame, San Juan & 48th, $6,000.00. (I iarman La:•:-1ors, Fence, 51X150I, flood, 9th & Sherman, $35.00 iorman La:.:ors, Garage, 241X30f, Garage, Concrete Block, 9th & Sherman, $175.00. It was moved by Councilman Lindsey seconded by Councilman Thomas that the building permits '! a granted. M',oti n carried. `. CO:.u4UNICATI OILS II Honorable ::ayor U' I Councilmen ;1 art Townsend, 'Washington I, entlemen:pI� the uundersigned property owners in Seaviovr Estated, in the city of Port Townsend, ospectfully request that street lights be installed on Seaview Drive. There should be a.i!. inimum of three lights; one at the entrance, one at about the center, in front of lot 10 ;! no around lot 20 or 21. Signed by Richard M. Morgan, Pearl Morgan, John 'Woodworth, LSartha Ui :oodworth, Philip Rich Beverly Rich, Ray Crist, Josephine Crist, Alyce Stuart, Gail Stuart, ohn Conway. yl Dr. Ray'Crist one of the sinners explained thnt the lirhts were necessary because of incre s- s ed vandalism. He sugaested mercury vapor lights and asked that the matter be rapidly expddit d rattier t::an beinr, referred to a co=nittee. After some discussion upon the cost nor month on the three lights and etc, it was moved b; councilman Rub- seconded by Councilman iioglund that the three mercury lights be installed at seaviow estates. Liotion carried. ORDINANCE 110. 1468 ! A:I ORDILANC= VACATING A PORTION OF 5th ST. II LYING B T I i -HENDRICKS STREET AND SH R:1AN STREET III TIC CITY OF PORT TO•,,I:S3i:D, AND PRO MING FOR PA':L•'IiT OF COSTS BY APPLICANT. I` It was :roved by Councilman Lindsey seconded by Councilman Carter that the first reading I, ::c considered the second reading and the third goading be by title only. notion carried. T_iIRD R3ADING AIM PAS",AGE OF ORD. ILO. 1468 . Ord. !To. 1468 was again read for the third time by title only and it was moved by Councilm :forlund seconded by Councilman Thomas that Ord. IIo. 1468 do now pass. Motion carried. LiW & OLD BUSINESS ! '. Councilman Lindsay reported on the request of the VF'W of auilcone saying the committer was S!; in favor of giving the four licht standards and lights as requestod. Councilman Linden mad in dangerous ion, 1 t a motion the four light standards and lirhts be declared surplus and condi and that they be removed by and given to the cluilcone Post of the Veterans of Foreign Wars. :,lotion carried. ` 1 , 511 MINUTES OF TIE REGULAR SES970N OF APRIL 6 1965 COIiTT1ZTEQ Councilman Judy said it would be bast to donignato which standards should be taken, Mir ! Copps of Puget Sound & Power & Light Co. said when the VFW wanted the standards for them to 1 contact the Power Co. and they wo.;ld work with them in taking the standards dorm. ' Couhcilman Lindsey brought up the subject of more matching funds for the Special Arn6rial Highway Fund Project, saying they needed another five thousand dollars, after some discussi n' it was suggested to take the mater up in the clerks office. Mayor S=iCPIi XU?[X33 tX Protem Siebenbaum said that he had been presented a commomorati o Postage stamp honoring the national crusade against cancer and that the stamps would go on sale at the post office this Friday and urged everyone to help and partisipate in the canes �. drive. Mr Jack Tice representing the Central Labor Council, suggested signs be prominently poste informing the expected 'horde of out of town salesman that the Green River Ordinance is in � effect in the City of Port Townsend, . City Attorney Abraham informed the Mayor & Council that the suit against the city for �. around 94,000.00 would be hold August 30th through Sept. 3rd. IIe also mentioned that the `- citys appeal with the state on the monies paid to the state on the Crown Z lease was sot for the suprome court term and that Kennewick which visa suoing the state similiar present to ours, If Kennewick won there case than Port Townsend will automatically win theirs. ' Councilman Lindsey and Judy gave a report on a recent'trip to Melleil Island with Sgt.' Doubeck and Loren Nort up of the City Police. !!! Mayor Protem Siebenbaum urged all department heads to keep a close eye on funds remaining in their budgets, and said the smergonc:,- ordinances would be hard to come by. Ile also advis d the public not to rely too strongly on the city street depurtment for assistance In eloanin, UP yards, lots, and etc. Councilman Ruby brought up a a counlo of ways is raining funds saying there should be a change in fees for building permits and suggested that special pormita for all delivery trucks. He also suggested that the city ;,at started on looking ahead to future population demudds such as water, saying its sooner than you think. Councilman Judy said that something had to be done with the lights on the terrace, they were to lour and kids were breaking them out. He suggested the lights be raised. Mr Copps said that the lights could be raised to n heighth where the kids would not be so accuracte and by putting throe now vapor lights at a cost of 37.87 per year should take cars of the situation. Councilman Judy made a motion seconded by councilman Hoglund that the three new vpor lights be installed in accordance with Mir Copps suggestion. Motion carried. -bit- The Clerk asked permission to sell a surpluns safe that was replace by a now one in the clerics office. Councilman Carter made a motion seconded by Councilman Judy that the safe be declared surplus and the safe sold, notion carried. ADJOURId —MIT As there was no further business to come before the council at this time it was moved by Councilman Carter seconded by Councilman Ruby that the mooting do now adjourn. Idotion Carried. MIAYOR XI Attest: MINUTES Oi•THE REGULAR SESSION OF APRIL 20th 1965 April 20, 1965 Port 'Tom send, Washington The City Council of the City of Port Tovnsond met in regular session this 20th dw of April 1965 at 7:30 p.m. in the council chambers of the City Hall Mayor Sullivan presiding. ! ROLL CALL 4?. Of,Picers and members nresont vrere as follows: idayor Sullivan, City Attorney Abraham, Cit i y: Clerk Youngblood, Councilman Thomas, Hoglund, Judy, Ruby, Siebonbaum, Lindsey, Carter. < '" :I:LUTES OF Tim PREVIOUS SESSION r -; :,:inutes of the previous session were read in full and it was moved by Councilman Lindsey seconded bid Councilman Judy that the minutes be approved as road and that the Mayor and Cit a Clerk sign same. Motion carried. ,- BUILll211 = YER:iITS n fti , <t s, The following; building permits wo:e presented and acted upon as follows: Fred Abel, Storage Room, 131X211, Frame, 49th & Gins, ii250.00. David Tingdale, Utility Building, 408 Sq ft. Frame, 817 2K T St., s}400.00. "• Albert Gillian, Addition to home, 61X161, Frame, 2nd & Handcock, $400.00. : 'Willimn L. :,Iyers, house, 611X331, Frame, 51st & Jackman, 6,000.00. R , Jnmos B. Schweger, Carport, 201X201, Frans, 1016 Calhoun, ",7250.00. James DeLeo, Processing Plant, 301, X401, Coment & Metal, Plater & Thayer, $2,000.00. It was moved by Councilman Judy seconded by Councilman Hoglund that the building permits be Granted. Idotion carried. ' TEAR Mill PERTUT The following tear down por;:.it was presented and acted upon as follows: Hufford, :louse, Lot 2&4 block 20, 4dobsters Addn. to abide by Ord. IIo. 907. ,11.C. It was moved by Councilman Hoglund seconded by Councilman Thomas that the tear down parmi be granted. :.lotion carried. i:Esi AND OLD BUSINESS 11.b+SL •.e+Vv .. ,K-.aswr 6T iJ1,Yr •inn• ..Vw'A ,d • '•'� _ -I,.a.a .. ^.. . •. lsk�::• l4,',a ,, l.t..sSnV47 ..,x: „„,. n „.su- ,l14 9 I i