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From LL-•s Fred Hall to -wit: Aug. 17, 1_65 �rd., t,
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t,T.••' /' THE REGU SESSION OF AUGUST 17, 1965 COI1TIVUED �•
;., Dear Sirs:
, 2' ouncilmun Siebenbaum seconded by Councilman Judy that the amaended bid Iti
I have bou_rht a lot at Borth ;.,each and mould like to have permission to put a trailer on for Ih, Be accented. Motion carried. It visa moved by Councilman Siebenbaua
' six months until I can build n home. In the moan time I will have all whools off the trailor ri',? .man ;Hoglund that the bid bonds of the unsuccesu'ul bidders be returned
and will not be "moved on trio road after I build the trailer will be up for sale or I will ;
bul.ld around the trailor and :nake myself a lovely home. Why not Eivo me a broali. (- 1 askod the councils approval to sell 12 newtaps in the Hadlock-Irondale ! ;
q ', as. :,e said that due to the newlines that had been installed the .;star
Your Tax payer, I. -that many taps. It was moved by Councilman Judy seconded by Councilman
j :.lrs Fred Ball z- "d Q Q '' ter department 'install the now tans as roquentod. :;otion carried.
"• VX ^ aum again brouGht up that not taps would be let except from the top of the
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City- Attorney Abraham informed the idayor & Council that the Police Department has been I tone let unless a building had been started.
criticised and charged for non onforco:nont and enforcement of this trailor Ordinance. 'The 0 0.0 0 end the following letter.
co::ncil ,+oat to a lot of trouble just n flew months ago to vopoal an old ordinance and pass 1 0.0 0
a now one to r,et the t:-In, "ghat was 'lion doomed by the council to be a proper footing. He <.5 0 Kar, City Engineer Port Townsend 17n. August 9, 1965 to:wit:
said tint the ',net ans•,rer to those people whatever there merits of their individual basis
Is the law, zo mcnt'onod u case in corn-t now onvolving this ordinance. He said that the 1 ,r 3 1 7,q n Company
nolicc and .::maelf try to carxT out trio ordinance which was passed by the council and for a^" V uo North Contract - Sheridan & 19th Sts.
l,a irono"it of the police wo should not got them into trouble by encouraging.people to try on
to circumvent the ordinance. Everyone s::ould mninly cooperate with our poz.ica department, " 3
cv:ryono si':ouid talcs a firm stand on the thing and toll people that what it says, no 1 2,3 R q,o 0
lrawrirl, nr, ".round about it, that is the law of tiro city, -ood or bad. He said no action ` �' f`!, �. 1 3,1 7 4:9 0 _btains to work to be performed by ya-=- company by improving portions of
of tl:o co':ncil or the mayor can talc action for the ordinance is the law of the city. Noithe ` I ? 7,s " r and 19th Stroct under contract with. the City of Port Townsedd.
t;:c council or tan ::a -or Ire n any ri ;lit to by pass laws of the city unless they want to eharig Change Order No. 1
It by ordinance. !il ® I _ Asphalt M.C. 250 for prime coat to be increased from 17 tons to 45 tons at
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id price of 660.00 per ton.
OitDI:rAu� :d0. 1472 '� S '- Prime coat a.- re ate to be increased from ISO cu. yd. to 300 cu. yd. at
(d price of •;r6.50 per cu. yd.
0'0 n Asphalt Concrete Clans F to be deleted
Ordinance :i 1472, duly entered into t.•o minutes of July 6, 1965 was brought up for in its entirety and no comnonsation
passage or ro3ection of the council at this time. �: II, x 1 0,0 0 r this ;tom.
/n�• o be erformed under unit bid item nricos on this contract and no furtherI
PASSAGE OF ORDINAIICE UO. 1472 ;I ' 1�k� 2 7.a 0 r: 11 be* made. ti
igned statement, agrecing to the char_,c order, change order no. 1 bocomes a
It was moved by Councilman Lindsey necondod by Councilman Siobonbaum that the first readi jl, .r�' I 2 7...9 0 itract.
I be considered the second reading and the third reading be by title ors%. Motion carried. 719 3 R.y g Sincerely,
Tne City Clork again road Ord. No. 1472 by title only and it visa moved by Councilman I 7,5 1 3..7 5 _ Edwin A. 3echer
j Siebenbaum seconded by Council an Judy that Ord. Ho. 1472 do now pace. Tloti on carried. 4 5 a„r r * Cmtinty City :Engineer
' Construction Cc Inc. hereby agrees to 'lie obove proposed change Order i:a. 1 •„+.
RESOLUTLOI10. 65-7 ;million L. Bass (Pres.)
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A?P tOVI r ":'iW 3M.1PLETEED LAII:iIIi7 DOCU,," TS PIUPAIM
i'_'H All ADVA:iC E FR"`3 T U::ITED STATES OF AMRICA !'� 1 '"5 o l by Councilman Judy seconded by Councilman Thomas the the City* of fort To:,nsen
:17R TUE T'R':5 07 PUBLIC LA','.' 560, S3rd C:IGR_3SS Ov 3 0 q.,0 0 ages in the contract as stated in the letter. liot_on carried.
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_H_ .;_TAD STATES, AS A:=:1:DT'...D. I` 1 0..0 n Judy made a motion seconded by Councilman Lindsey be approve the assignment of
} J a m r �r.. 1 0..0 0 Dement dated July 26, 1965 between L.1% Curtis & Sons and tiro City of Port
City of Port Townsend accepted an offer from the United States Government for an �` ho rust American ldational Bank of the City of Port Townsend iaah`ngton.
advanceforpreparation of�planning documents pertaining to n public work described as II' OPT 4 5 e.,S n d. City Attorney Abraham stated t!:at the motion cogent change IIn;*t._:ng for the
Se lee =-stem Imarove^rent o,gram: and I� L wants ttais done, oiu• lease is with "u_-tin L: sons and it hus been assigned
R fw, Carey and Krumor }ins onsagad to prepare the planning documents for trio aforesaid i to bank but the benl: for t;are own nurposoa wo ;ld 17' e to hLvo cone minute entry
public work, and said architect and/or engin::cr has completed documents and submitted them
k:. • . r conec ;ts to toe assignment.
for ap.roval: and '; 1 0 !� 5 2'9 n „ Arley- stated thnt the new chlorinator wad been received and voul:: be installed
: c?EAS, the completed planning documents have been carefully studied and are considered t `�'; 4 1 0•° D He ano said that he had received the traffic signs and would ,get together with
comprise adocuate nlanr-ing of trio public work essential to the community and within the 0'5 `I 5-o n Police to soo ;r _ere . o '„anted tlne:m installed.
financial ability of the City of Port Townsend to construct; Lh 1 7.., . n ,; representing the consulting enginecrin- firm of Carey Kramer, presented ree-
:'0,;, Therefore, be it resolved b- the City Council the govern;±''-, body of said applicant, _ ' I c::ncerning the city's nropoaed nc:rcr improvement project which includes a
that the plannin- docuv::nts sub:nittod by Carey and hramer as the basis for detailed planning �; ni ;ant, interceptor sewers and new lateral lines. Councilman Hoglund recommended
$`Sd3:3: 'YiD;Lkit'i 7:1 }:cjCC'.Y�i°,hh ;�3sX8h)C of the Sewage System Imnrovoment Program dated - 1.0 n art „orden and recommended that negotiat;. Lns should start to acquire the
July 1965, and the statoments in Form CFA-430, Request for Review and approval of planning is. Mayor offered a proposal calling for his firm to :nake up specifications and
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docuents, in connection with dousing and ;iomo Finance Agency Project ro. P-17ASH-3292 be �! ; e 0 is on the project, make ap;licat on to the federal government for loans and grant!,
and the same are h robe anprovod; and that certified copies of the resolution be filed with tI� 1 0'0 0 ,a actual contstruction. City Attorney Abraham reco:^'nendec that the proposal be
' the :;easing and ::ono Finance h-ency. `�'i.; -� 0 0•0 0 advisement by the council until it nest regular session to allow the city to stuc y
Adopted this 17ti: tiny of August, 1965 '� �- 1 in Greater detal before ucceptunea. A special meeting was called for by Council. an 7*
n t; 18 p.m Tuesday the 24th of August. +
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;,iayor ADJDUR:I:E1dT
Attest: ® 3 1 7..5 n
7,7 1 1.r g was no further business to come before the council at this time it was moved by
7,7 21.(, 7 - Carter .seconded by Councilman Siebenbaum that the meeting do now adjourn. Motion
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Approved as to Form:
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Attorney Abraham:n formed the Mayer that the resolution meant that the council is accepting
the roport made b,-r Carey and Framer. It was moved by Councilman Siebonbaum seconded by rr .";.; ,i�t",""
Councilman Judy that the resolution .re adopted. Mist carried.=El'-
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Councilman ., obonaaum r000=•Lod t;tn _ j,
j ^i ' _ t the Piro hydrant that rras requested b' i:u' 1,Ic61inn by trio i -
owling alley on Koarney stract had been installed. }
- ? Councilman Carter reported that he had inspected the roof at the Golden Age Club and had j �..��•,�",;r+�4 � w' � }� '�
MlIngincer
armed the City Cark to add 1500. to nest years budgot and he rocommondod that if the
;..y wn�not mac nvailebl^ for nczt year tiro the building ahotCldbe condomnnd.he Ci y Clerk brou lit up tiro subject - Rocroat_on Cantor - Us act'.on eras taken. Decker said tl:ut aft r o;roning the bide on the Arterial 3i7,hrray Construction at
the last counc:.l :meeting, ',.he a root co:n:ulttoa and title street stint. and himsalf held II a�,+��`��•,.�,�}rfi„`�1, ` ? fix:
rice' n'• and it wan the consanus at thut time to deleto one of t'-o ma,77or items of the contract
xon was plant min., the cost of 47,000. to revise title plan to include treatment to go on
'on '_n::toad of plunL r:ix :'a said that lie had an agrownent with Bass Const. Co. to accept t I! ��''r�ot'�';�� `�r�i�•�,��, r.
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