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Home My WebLink About00294 MINUTES OF THE REGULAR SESSION OF SEPT3,1BER 21, 1965f <1 { r r Q �` {"'k f i 1 F 4 4 i 1.. 1G..S+.nr k.r. ..na....w.M. i ��.� _... v—♦ J L •.a._.rZa:..ee..i•�a PA..:.i i � r ��i - .e.-.env,_. �v:i?4..:•N s. :•.l+/?.t(-fV�Y.. •C4i:X'{3Sa`.`s+:.^ Councilman Ruby spoke bn behalf of the potitiones and roco::unondod the street be vacated. C uncilman Llndsoy said that the street eommittoo had met, lookod over the street in }uostion and due to tiro proposed sov:or project, the co:vaitteo felt the request for the stre t vacation be denied. Councilman Siebonbaum said that he was on the com:nittoo and had asked one of the petition slat !to mould do rriti: t!w property if the street ryas vacated, the ansvror vras nothing in ?articular. Councilman Siebenbaum said he was not in favor of vacating the street for onto tou vacate a --treat you can never got it back. It vras moved by Councilman Siebenbaumi seconded by Councilman Judy the the request for t:=.o street vacation be denied. Notion carried. S'ntor Supt. Aroy said that out of the twelve tans that bean allov6 b•.r tho council in the con.ntry, sl:1 had been installed, but lie had a tail from the state park at ?art Flaglor and the vroils that had been dug for water had turned to salt water and they mould again be usel. city water end with the contract tile} iiad with the city, lie mould be unable to put the othor six tens 'n Be 'liluested. • Council:aan Ruby acid thot a fee; months a;;o !,a land re uestod a "Slave Children playing Sirn' on Troamont street and nsl:od if the si{;n could be toicen care off Supt. Aray said lie would take care of -:o ro�uort. R3S OLUTI 11 65- 6 A RESOLUfiO1 AUT:IORIIIr:G AIdD DIRECTING tv. I:.AYOR A::D CI1 CLERK TO ACCEPT AND ZXECVTE A PROPOSAL FOR i.i I.+ nIi'.G A11 D PLA113iI31G FOR li+:PROVE.,=,iTS TO THE CITY .,3•.A SY3TEid The City Council of tile City of Port Townsend, In regular session assembled. Does her and 1,oroby resolve: That +lie idayor and City Clark of said City be and they Pro hereby authorized and di to execute that certain "Engineering Proposal For Improvements to The Port Tovm- sc:nd Gmrare System," sub:nittad to the City by the firm of Carey and Sramer, and dated Au;;ust 17, 1965, and the same is here and hereby accepted according to the terms thereof. Passed and approve Sept. 1965 iLayor Attoat: City Cl rh Anproved an to Form: City Attorney It was moved by Councilman Thomas seconded by Councilman Ruby taut Resolution 65-6 bo Idooted. :lotion carried. ADJOidRid LL•NT As there wa; no further business to come befor-, tr_e council at t-is time it was moved by ouncilman Lindsay seconded by Councilman Siebenbaum that the meeting, do now adjourn. ;Lotion arried. I;AYORz / hest F 7eric r c' ''�f"5� �g. �• ��kM�+,z S�tGn r`�i dFre�,X�1 �Y4 jv i,+.4t �P `. sj et�^Y�� '` r i Nl,=�t aF •.'`e41^S , >s �",? e to I :r •IY i V t 1 . 0 C Y7"agz« xF'jrxt.Fy ��r, tea• w xli `" r �` P! ua s x i •'6 � .x... r i .,•':�r i 5313 MINUTES OF THE REGULAR SESSION OF SEPT3,1BER 21, 1965 September 21, 1965 Port Townsend, Washington The City Council of the City of Port Townsend met in regular session this 21st day of Sept 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, City Clerk Youngblood, Councilmen Thomas, Hoglund, Judy, Ruby, Siebenbaum, Lindsey, Carter. YINbTES OF THE PREVIOUS SESSIOII The minutes of the previous session were read in full and it visa moved by Councilman Siebenbaum seconded by Councilman Thomas that the minutes be approved as read and that the !:Mayor and City Clerk sign same. Upon.tno question it visa brought out that one of the councilman had been approched and asked if notices had been posted in the proper places for the vacation of a portion of Rose & T Street. Notices had been posted according to law.idayor Sullivan called for a vote. !lotion carried, BUILDING P R;GI TS Ti:o following building permits were presented and acted upon a follows: J. B. Steve - Addition to home, 141X14t, game 47th & McNeill, $2,000.00. Loren Northup, Fence, 41X3181, Yetal, 1026 Benton, ,600.00. Tyce Const. Co., Sub Station, Concrete, 20th & Grant. �15,000.00. Raleigh Naynes, House, 1284 sq. £t., N9,000.00, lath & Holcomb. William Paddock, Shed, 121X141, Franc 905 Franklin, �,50.00. Robert Reid, Alum. Siding, 834 Walker, �525.00. Franklin McDowell, Remodel House, 1726 Franklin, 42,000.00. It was moved by Councilman Siebenbaum seconded by Councilman Hoglund that the building permits be granted. IJotion carried. TEAR DOMI PERYI' The following tear down permit wus presented and acted upon as follows: :_Dose, Cherry_& A. St. Mrs Johnson, to be torn down by the Grace Lutheran Church. To abide by Ord. No. 907. It was moved by Councilman Lindsey seconded by Councilman Judy that the tear down permit be granted. ?lotion carried. ORDINANCE 310. 1473 Emergency Ord. No. 1473 duly incorporated in the munites of the last previous session Ties again brought up for pasnage or rejection. It was moved by Councilman Hoglund seconded by Councilman L1nCsey that the first reading of Ord, No. 2473 be considered the seconded readin and the third reading be by title only. Tee City •%lee}; arnin read Ord. No. 1473 by title only and it was moved by Councilman Siebenbaum seconded by Councilman Judy that Ord. No. 1473 do now pass. :Lotion carried. PZii & OLD BUSIid3JS Councilman Siebenbaum reported that the Finance Committee were having a meeting with the taunt. of Schools, :ir Gail Stuart on the 22nd of Sept. in regards to the recreation center. Councilman Ruby reported that a new .star heater vas being installed at the animal shelte . Teo -City ClerL-'reminded the council the the bid opening for the sale of the 1929 Eire true ryas due at this time end informed the council that no bids had been received. Counciman Judy said t--at it was the opinion of bone of t:^.o council nemborr that the Port Ludlow. &&strict wraich had raquosted the fire truck in the first place needed it far more that the two or three hundred dollars that the truck rvol d bring on bids, that it could Seared ty the distri t for so much a year. City Attorney Abraham said that he had talked to the group from Port Ludlow and that Port Ludlow was now in the Proceso of forming a fire district ❑nd that befor the city could loase the truck the district would have to be formed. Councilman Siebenbaum said that he didnt think it would be adequate for use in the Port Ludlow area for it war too heavy for the type of roads that they '.mad, but if they wanted it he heurtily vras in favor of leasing the truck. Councilman Siebenbaum :nude a motion seconded by Councilman Ruby that the fire truck be loaned to the Port Ludlow Fire District for one dollar a ,year, the district to maintain the upkeep of the truck, keep it licensed and insure. ::;otion carried. Councilman Ruby said that he hddb been contacted for a street light by the San Juan Store area but had told them to write to the council requesting one. Ccuncilman ruby also said that he h::.d been contacted by the people who re -vested the vacat o of Rose &. T street if the st-et could be leased. It wan the opinion of the council not to lease or vacate any street until the rewor project visa over. ADJOUR..L. 1 T As there was no further business to come before the council at this time it was m oved by Councilman Lindsey seconded by Councilman Judy that the meeting do nowadjourn. (Lotion carried. � ��// Attett C 1 c ..y � irk r i