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District. If them, are any specific things in the watershed you wish to see, Mr. Nyberg wou d fir,
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appreciate learning of this also. yours very truly, {�
V James C. Pluntze
District Engineor
! t s FRO?.; Port Townsend Planning Commission Port Townsend, May 3, 1965 to -wit:
The honorable bisyor and
City Councilmen
'i City Hall, 'f
Port Townsend, Tas:ington �?
Dear Sirs:
Commission ur gently recommend your serious consid
The members of the Port Townsend Planning
erati n townrd the adoption of minimum firo and building codes. The adoption of such codes , �...
Would in no manner conflict with the future imnlemontation of a comprehensive plan for our,
city.
It is ou:• understanding that the Central ''abor Council and the local real estatepeople will
lend their support to this rocommondation. ac will bo glad to meet with you at our convon !!
ience to discuss t is important matter further. Sincerely, 4
Port Townsend Planning Commission k
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?darilou Green, ! `
Chairman
Commission of Aril 14 1965,
Tee City Clerk road in full the minutes of tiro Planning P
minutes filed in clerks office. �� h
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R-9IGNATI Oil
To the iionornblo Mayor and City Council
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Fort Townsend Sashington
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Gentlemen: of ,
I am hereby rosining as a member of the Port Townsend city Park Board, for strictly person 1 '"
reasons. It is writ': considerable regret that I find this action advisable. Tile time spent
on this job has been rewarding. The association with the other members of the board bus
been very plensant. I wish to thank you all for the cooperation that Iws been extended I`
to the Park Board, while I have been a member of it.
Sincerely
E. F. Drake
:ayor Sullivan commented that so far that had found no one to take Lit. Drakes place on
the park board.
BID OPEI:ING }
The followin, bid for Liability Insurance for the City of Port Townsend was opened and
acted u;on as folio -is., w
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General Insuranca Co. Of America, :Homer Smith Agent, Total Bid $1,927.00. +,
it was moved by Councilman Judy seconded by Councilman Ruby that the bid of General
-nsurance Co. Of America be accented. :lotion carried. "
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TI; &OLD BUST_lE5S
City Attorney Abraham reported on a meeting he attended in Seattle with representatives
of tie state attorney genuralls office and other cities regarding a suit against several
major pipe-:anufoctures. Tire attending attorneys were given a run-down on the progress of N
4 the suit, saying it nrobably wouldn8�me to trill for a couple of years, 3o said that they {!
were is ormed at first tee city of Port Townsend could if the suit was Cron could or would
receive erornd t7500.00 but now at this meeting they were told it could be consid^table
More.
Tiater Supt. Arey recommonded to the council that there should be charge on unused taps ff >
in ti-e country and also.a raise in the instalation of tans and meters. lie read a letter tha f
he had received from Port Angeles that nuoted -price on taps L: meters. Inside the city limi s
the instalation charge for a 3/4" tan was '200.00 outside the city limits $275.00. The •hk.-•
consumer bou¢la the muter which then become city property, the city provided all mhe lot
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thereafter. Tne flat rate for ;rater was ,r,5.00 per month, meterod water °4.25 -fortthe 1st i 'W
1000 cu feet. Hie said that the prices the City of Port Townsend charged for taps & etc, we
Port ;; i the point now that i.1 was costing t�'• ��
far below the rites of Port n;e_es, and t'iat it vas at t v,
}; the city money. Hie su .,tad that the water committee look over the ordinance that he had t'`� `t r
of the water depth of Port Angeles and also that zo Tied an ordinance of Edmonds w::ieh was
still hi-:.er t1:at of Port nn, eles. :,:a -.,or Sullivan refer the rorucst of '..ir Arey to the
water con-iittee. -'E
i Tne City Cl�:rk informed the Council t:.nt there was still money left in the budget for the ���y�`
installaticn of tarea more vapor lir7.hts on Washington st. it was moved by Councilman Judy ��t ?-
seconded b•: Co"`ncil":an 'ii:omas ';.at tk.e tkson vapor lights be installed. Notion carried. '1t
i T : :ht committee to ^.Peet with ;•s Copps _or the installation of the
;:eyor Gu_livaz asked t::e _ i_ ', r.•'-Y•',,'`+�'•St
S t if 'her would be an left after the installs.r°;gy
Councilman ruby asked the ,:at•e: up y moue Y rti=.,c';,�,5
T ° ki area, he was informed there :would be none _-.f �. •,L°Y..,r,.�w.i
CoupOf tl:e 1 by — __ne in t.^.., aC10Ck a a Y.dr
Councilman •Hub;: felt and also unc:erst:od that w::en the `-'-adlock Irondale line was completed r�^•��t`r�S" 7 ,��� �} � ..
that an exters:on from 46th :c Jackman streets to 49th st would be next in line. Co.
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Engineer Iecker reported on the main transmission line, saying that Elterich Cons'.
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rare well ahead of schodual. -:a also said that he was preparing a contract involving paving
rradinr- and etc on 19th st between 9horidan and JanJuan Avenues and on Sheridan Ave. betr:ee
Sims '18y and 14th St. the contract would cam:: to y72,000. and that the city '•could have to
dig up *5,000.00 -ore.
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to propel
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?dIPUTES OF' HE R;!GULAR SESSION OF MAY 4, 1965 CONTIIRIED
A SERIES OF FIRE AND BUILDING CODES THAT 710 LD BE BROUGHT BEFORE THE, COUNCIL. '
Mayor Sullivan asked the council if the date of May 25th would be agreeable to go on tour fi .
of the watersheds. After some discussion it was agreed that clay 25th would be the best
date for most of the Councilmen.
Mayor Sullivan informed the Council that the 7th of May the Port Townsend High School
Seniors would take over the official duties in running the city
Councilman Ruby suggested study of popential tourist accommodations such as a campsite
on some of the unused property that is in town, he thought that it might be arranged tnroug
the city park department and referred to an area at Hudson point. Mayor Sullivan appointed !.
Councilman Ruby as a committee of one to investigate his suggestion. 4•.
Councilman Ruby also sugrostod the subject of house numbers throuejout the city. He was
Informed by both the mayor and clerk that tlis matter was already being looked into.
Fire Chief Jones reported on his trip to Yakima on the command school he attended and als �.
the new fire truck that he had hopes of having in time for the festival but labor trouble
had caused a delay and didnt know if the fire truck would be here in time for the festival.
ADJO13RIPlE11T
As there visa no further business to come before the council at this time it was moved by
Councilman Siebenbaum seconded by Councilman Judy that the meeting do now adjourn. 1SotI�n
carried..'.
5!AYOR
Attest:
city � rk
?dIIIUTES OF THE REGULAR SESSION OF iiAY 18, 1965
lday 18, 1965
Port Townsend, wash'n;ton
The City Council of the City of Port Townsend met in regular session this 18th day of "'ay
1965 at 7:30 p.m. in the council chambers of the City hall. Mayor Sullivan presiding.
ROLL CALL
Officers and members present were as follows: Mayor Sullivan, City Attorney Abraham, Cit
Clerk Youngblood, Councilmen Thomas, Hoglund, 8udy, Siebenbaum, Lindsey, Councilmen Carter
& Ruby arrived after roll call.
b1I?IUTES OF THE PREVI)US SESSI )N
The minutes of the previous session were read in full and it was :coved by Councilman
Iioglund seconded by Councilmen Thomas that the minutes be approved as read and that the
Mayor and City Clerk sign same. Motion carried.
BUILDING PERh:ITS
The following building permits were presented and acted upon as follows:
Oscar V Henningsen, Storehouse, 121X141, Frame, 1733 Garfield, '200.00.
3'illiam D. Jones, house, 2110 Sq.t, Frame or Brick Lot 7&B Block 146 Eisenbeis Add. $12,001
J. C. Jenkins, Porch & Garage, Frame, 141X201,201X16', 1827 Garfield, e700.00.
Pain Clements, Foundation to Garage, Concrete, 906 Benton, $100.00
James Parker, House, 271X471, Frame, Cherry L; 0 St. 610,000E
James 11. Parker, House, 261X41t, Frame, Cherry & N, 60,000..
A. A. Idanser, Addition to House, 161X321, Frame & Block, 1529 ileshington, Y1,000.
Jack Germeau, 341X401, Frame, Lot 21-22-23-24, Block 28, Eisenbeis Addn. ''8,000.
It was moved by Councilman Thomas seconded by Councilman Lindsey that the building permi
be granted. ;lotion carried.
C014d'JiiiCATIONS
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The following communications were read in full and acted upon as follows:
From Department of health, Olympia, inn. May 6, 1965 to -wit: -
The honorable Dennis Sullivan
btayor of Fort Townsend
City :all
Fort To::nserd, Washington
Dear :,:ayor Sullivan:
Cie have discussed the watershed trip again with bir. ilyberg, District Ranter, and have made
the followinr, arrangements:
':!e will meet at the Ranger Station Office in Quilcone at 10AM, Tuesday, Liay 25, 1965. Y!e wi 1
prooably remain in Quilcene most of the morning, for orientation and discussions and procee
into the watershed after lunch. If the weather conditions appear unfavorable, l:r. Nyberg
Till! call you or the city clerk the day or the evening before to nostpone the trip. If you
have any further suggesti-ns, nleaso let us know. Otnerwise, we will be looking forward to
seeing you and some of the council on the 25th.
Yours very truly,
James C. Pluntze
District Engineer
From Rey S. Crist, i.i.D. Port To:msedd, 19n. ::ay 11, 1965
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