HomeMy WebLinkAbout00286 minutes of the previous session were read in full and it was ;coved by CouncilmanFrom Director, Su:mnor School, May 29th 1965 to -wit:
Port Townsend Planning Commission,
i;rs Harrison green, Chairman,
Port Townsend, 'Wnshinrton.
Dear Mrs Green and Commissioners:
Knor:ing, your interest in the development of, and planning for the future Growth of Port
Townsend, and Jefferson County, the Fort Townsend Sumner School of the arts cordially invit
7ou to attend Froffesnor Steinbruock's loctures during the summer school session. They wil be part
of his course titled "Puget Sound Architecture and Towns) and are scheduled for Tuesday
and Thursday mornings at 11:00 o'clock, beginning June 22nd.
we feel that this course will Greatly beefit the community in stimulating; the awareness of ur
citizens In their heritage and will help to further any plans which will develop through
your studies and ultimate plans.
Professor Steinbrueck, of the School of Architecture, University of Washington, is one of
the most distinguished architects in the lest. lie has acted as consultant on many large
projects and is presently consultant to the planners in San Francisco.
The lecture course will include form, detail and construction of buildings as well as the
visual qualities of town -form as defined by man made environment; relating to both country,
waterfront and town.
This lecture course in complimentary to both city and county Planning Commissions for
auditing.
Sincerely,
Director, Summer School
RESOLUTION - 65 - 2
A RKOLUTI 'II TRANSFERRING THE SUM OF H500.00
FROM CAPITAL OUTLAY, CONSTRUCTION EUIENDITT ES
FOR hiSCELLA;1EOU3 CZ)STRUCTION, TO 1, H33 IN TEE
1965 BUDGET OF Till] WATER DEPARTMENT
It was :roved by Councilman Siebenbaum seconded by Councilman Thomas that the resolution
be adopted. fiction carried.
RESOLUTIDN NO. 65 - 3
A RE30LUTION TRANSFERRIIIG TIE SUM OF 1200.00 FROST
CAPITAL OUTLAY, AIiD THE FURTAER SUM OF .i12.50 FROM
TRAVET, AND SUBSISTEIdOE, ITT THE 1965 BUDGET OF THE
PORT TOY.ISSEND FIRE DEPIRT:ZENT, TO THE FIREMEN.'S
VACATTON FUND.
it was (moved by Councilman Lindsey seconded by Councilman Ruby that the resolution be
cdoptod. Lotion carried.
ORDINANCE NO. 1471
All ORD_.'.10:CE A. DING ORDIP:A:dCE RO. 1120, AS
A :DEll BY ORDI'A:CE NO 1372 and ORDINANCE NO.
1469.
City Attorney Abraham said that the ordinance was to correct an error on ord. no. 2469,
t::is section was a:^_•mended two weeks ago and shouldnt have been, what this ordinance does
it to restore the 3.00 rate and nothing more. It was moved by Councilman Carter seconded
by Councilman Thomas that the first reading of Ord. No. 1471 be considered the second readi g
and the gird reading be by title only. Motion carried.
THIRD READIAG AND PASSAGE OF ORD. 50. 1471
Ord. ro. 1471 was again read for the third time by title only and it vas moved by Council an
Siebenbaum seconded by Councilman Ruby that Ord, No. 1471 do now peso. Notion carried.
OLD BUSIAE35
Councilman 54benbatun gave a report on an cnspection•tripnthat7he and Councilman Judy
was on along with forest officials to the city^s ;vatershed areas.
City Engineer Becker reported on progress by Elterich Const. Co. on the main transmission
line saying that the job was about 70/ completed and that they were doing a fine ,job.
Councilman Ruby rerortad that two or three different people had aoproched him on the
garbage hours, he said that he-hadnt had a chance to see Joe on it but at anyrato the
7aroa7e nours at the dump seems to be Linda of a fouled up mess because people wvcreecomaing
out there and the ,mates are closed and instead of coins back home with a load of garbage or
refu_;o, they dumo it along, aide theroads and if you drive around thees different secti ns
you will find all soils of tni.n7s loyrn7 around. he said he Ildnt ]mow what could be done
about It whether ::e could stretch the :-oars .out a little longer or what we could do, but
the dump isnt doing these type of people any good. Mayor Sullivan said that he thought the
department was doing a f°:.no job. Councilman Rub- said that he didnt say they were not doing
dandy job, the only thin7 that one was sayingthat :some people that either they havent
pot time to wait until tomorrow to dump the 'r,,arbugo or what ever it mij-ht be, but at anyrate
the rates are ;asn'ibl.y clocod when they 7o out to dump their garbage. Suet. laroldo said h
would like to answer :;onnKlmans Ruby ca-'.ng the old garbage clump was open 24 hrs a day and
`„here was :.core rba.-c ,t mood alon7 the steQtn than there was now, the new garbage d:x.•np on
Sunday is open t 11 5:00 and a lot of people know it, and the only complaint that he has
had was from throe people. He said that he has not seen a rat at the dump and also if the
dump was kept open 24hro a day people would still dump along the roadside. ;ir 3imPokes
spoke before the council sa7ing that sometime ago when they created this now dump they had
122 signatures nrotosting only :'or one reason that it would make it a danger to their
property and their homes-. Le said the last three years they never had a rat until this
year and they are coma ng from somewhere, He maid that the man working at the dump was
doing an excellent job, the only t" ng we ank in If it Is possible to extend the hours during
the summer from 4:30 to 6 or 8 ocl.oek, hoer that could be done he d'idnt know for he was not
in the position to'!ell the council hors, but he was asking for help because there are rats
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THERE, he said he went to the county commissioners and asked them to clean the side of tine
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roads and they did, they did an excellent job. 'over since Ilr I.Iaroldo allowed his dump true
aro':nd our streets and our place, I invite the rdice Dent and everybody to come out there
and see hundreds of bottles and all kinds of garbage along these roads. Mayor Sullivan
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asked Is Simookes If there was other trucks besides too garbage trucks that ^rent out tk�'
Itr Simaokes said there were but they were all city trucks. Mr Simpokas asked if it •gas
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possible to extend the hours so not to create the condition that they have now. He said if
Whey dent, I am going to the state and if I cant get any satinfacticn I will sue both the
City and County and I mean it. He said they have cone an excellent bob at the garbage dump
and didn't complain, but would like to have something done to extend the hours, a couple of
..ours during the day no goes i:coplo when they go o:•er there will not find ti:e place closed.
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Mayor Sullivan referred the complaint too the health committee.
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Councilman Carter said he was asked by Councilman Judy to bring up the street light that
was requested at the dog pond, he said tic money was available. Councilaan Carter made a
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motion seconded by Councilman Rub;• that the steet light at the dog pond be installed. Motion
carried.
Councilman Ruby said that he would like to be enlightened on the ordinance pertaining to
dog and cats. -layer Sullivan told councilman Ruby that if he would Go see the city clerk he
could get all the information he needed.
Councilman Ruby said that a person called Ur Woodward of the humane society and said there
was a dog chasing chickens and killing chickens within the city limits, wondered what could
be done about t':is. He said the way he understood there is no live stock sup;.oscd to be
within the city limits. City Attorney Abraham said this business of having, all kinds of
live stock ranrring from chickens to pigs, zheop is cattle, puts ever7one in an embaruuing
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position, when we get a complaint fro: someone whose pig; is being 'molested b^ a dog, we try
to point out to the conplintiff that tic dog has more right to be there than the pig or
whatever it naybo, ooze panne seem to be gracious and h to withdraw the complaint and other
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who do not. The purpose of the ordinance is not to protect unathorised livestock. Councilma
�. these said that the animal ordinance lent rrortn ,.ne napes it is smitten on, all t..e.,e things
come up and we cant enforce it, Mayor Sullivan advised Councilman Rub'• to talk to the City
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Attorney, get all the facts and information and by doing that there wouldtbe any argument.
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I•r Nokes of the Hadlock area spoke before the council saying that just recently they had
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a new rater line installed and all felt out :ere that the water department r crew did an
excellent job and deserved a pat on the back. I'.r Glenn Dean of Hadlock Realty said he was
representing is Jim Cotton of the Hadlock douse end Hr John Yatlich. He said that Ground
had been broken for two buLdings and have found out that no water taps were available. Sun;;..,',''
Arey explained that the city was allowing no new taps and that there was a wating list of
23 „e rzons for taps, he mentioned hat the city was only allowed 400,000 gals and 100,000
of that was under contract 66 the navy at Indian Island although the navy was only useing
around 6,000 at the -x esent time. After some discussi+n, mayor Sullivan referred the matterant
to the water committee and :•later Suet. Arey.
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As there was no further business to come before the Council at this time it was moved by
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Councilman Siebenbaum seconded by Councilman Lindsey that the meeting do now adjourn. Motie
carried.
:iAYOR
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Attest:
101AUTES OF IE REGULAR SESSION OF JUIT' 15, 1965
June 15, 1965
Port Tom send, :.ashington
The City Council of the City of Port Townsend net in regular session this 15th day of June
965 at 7:30 p.m. in the council chambers of the City ;!all. Mayor Sullivan presiding.
ROLL CALL
Officers and members present were as follows: haycr jullivan, City Attorney Abraham, City
lark Youngblood, Councilmen Thomas, Hoglund, Judy, Ruby, Siebenbaum, Carter. Councilman
Lindsey absent.
:,'INUTIES OF THE PR JTOU3 SE3310
The minutes of the previous session were read in full and it was ;coved by Councilman
;Ibenbaum seconded by Councilman Thomas that the minutes be approved as read and that the
layor and City Clerk sign name. Motion carried.
BUILDING P Rig =5
The following building, permits we_e presented and acted upon as follows:
'ercy furrows, addition to home, 16°X201, Frame, 57th & Jackman, *1,500.00.
:al. McCune, Remodel Apt., 216 Tyler, ."„200.00.
It was :roved by Councilman Carter seconded by Councilman Judy that the building re rmitz
>e „ranged. lotion carried.
C.i:2=1CATI LS
rrom Arthur S. Einarsen, to -sit: June 3, 1965
Ioncrable Mayor and City Councilmen
Subject: port Townsend Park Board letzborship
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