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Home My WebLink About00296 minutes Of Oct.1 ...� mu.M - a.+...J.1rrW.�n.d'.uw+l.-ay.u•rasa.Y.t.�w.�aa«.w....�a.:�.uw.._r.._�iauw�\•.... ....vwl+a .. .1 •�� - by Councilman :ioglund seconded by Councilman Siebonbnwn that the first readin; + It was moved be the second rendln; and the third reading be by title only. Motion carried. F, considered �: •i l T7:IRD FADING AIM PiMAGE OF ORD. 310. 1474 ' Ord. No. 1474 wns again road for the third reading by title only and it was moved by C uncilman SieUonUnun seconded by CouncLlman Judy that Ord. Igo. 1474 do now pass. Motion a carried. DRi)IIiA1 CE NO.1475 R + AN ORDI:IA:iC 01•' T.-1 CITY OF PORT 110IMNSE1I1) i'IXI:1G Ai,D ADMITIJN TIC OFFICIAL 'i1D r T i•':l� THE CITY 0' PORT TO,;NSE1a) FOR T:iE 1966. It ;;as by Councilman 'Thomas seconded by Councilman Iloglund that the first reading .,oved be considerod the second rending and the third roadin; be by title only. Motion carried. -T T!IIRD READ!:iG A:.D PnSSAGE 07 ORD. .1 1475 0rc?. ::o. 1'<75 was ncain rend for the third time by title only and it visa moved by Councilm In 3iebodbaw-a soconded by Councilman. Judy that Ord. No. 1475 do now pass. Liotion carried. Oi3Di;IA:iCE 110. 1476 Ai,D ORDI:;A::'17_ OF T!:I CITY OF PORT slip, nTOE:itS FIXING AKD ADOPTI3G A BL'D,1_lT FOR T:IE :ii?TER D TMET OF TiE Cl2"_✓ OF PORT TWINSMID Foil 1"17T: Z-AR 1966. It eras :coved by Council^an Ho-lund seconded by Councilman Thomas that the first reading bo co•stidered the second road1ng and the third reading by title only. Motion carried. : . , .,.0 ZRD R '+DI - r A D PASSAGE OF ORD. 1i0. 1476 t i 4• i C u cilm w moved b o n Ord. ::o. 1476 gins again rood for tr e w ird t .no b-� title only and _t ¢a y 1 Siebonbnum seconded by Councilman Judy that Ord. No. 1476 do now pass. ISotion enrriod. j ORDIIIA:ICE 7?0. 1477 A:: ORDi:IA.102 OF T?-E CIT? OF PORT TO:Ii;SEIID, F�YiiiG '.:,,D ADOPTING A BUDGET FOR T PORT T0;";S ii) 07': RAGE DISPOSAL SERVICE FOR TI- E 1966. It vans vroved by Council:an Thomas seconded by Councilman Hoglund that the first reading jbe considered tiro second readilyand the third reading be by title o ay. Liotion carried. o GE GF ORD. 110. 1477 r IiiD '?!. e.DI::'.= A:E rAS�A., i -gj Ord. ::o. 1477 was ngain read for the third time by title only and it visa moved by Councilm Siebenba^.±n seconded by Councilman Judy that Ord. No. 1477 do now pass. ?•iotion carried. ORDIi:AKCE :'0. 1478 A,.' 3RDIIWICE OF T: CITY OF PORT TO i iSElM, FIXEIG AM ADOPTI':7 A 3:1D3 T FOR TilE PORT GAP. A.E COLL:CT-i01I SERVICE FOR T.3 -: AR 1966. It was moved by Councilman Thomas seconded by Councilman lady that the first rending be considered the second reading, and the third rending be by title o ly. :ot'on carried. T :IRD Ra+DZ;;G AND PASSAGE OF ORD. ::0. 1478 Ord. ::o. 1478 was again read for the t:iird time by title only and it inns •loved by Councilm :Iglund seconded by Counci!naa Siebonbawn that Ord. 11o. 1476 do now, puss. '.Motion carried. ;:; jz OLD BUST:iESS 1 :,•-'�) C"runcilnnn 3iebonbaum reported on the sooting with Lir Stuart on the recreat'on center. He said that '.•r. 3tunrt ::ad a book on what had to be done to legaly-to sell the cronerty, Councilman Siebenba-m said that various valuation :;ere :-ut on the property but the main 1 t-_n; shut vos decided u.on was the nroporty would have to be appraised before anything eoulc i.e done vrlt: ti:e property and that L'- Sivar•t •could moot with the school board about the anpraisin,g of toe nronerty. _. City Attorney Abraham said that :ir Stuart soe:ned to feel that in any caso they would want to put it •-In to ti.n vote Of t:o nooplo and added that e didnt think tiaat was necessary. It v;ns brou;itt out tint :':r Stuart felt that trio city should hcl; say for tiie appraisal but it vras the opinion of the council "rut it was un to t.: school to foot the bill fro the appraim Co.:ncilmnn i:ui;y ment oned tint one of the council:-i:ns chairs was in need of ronair and . sur,"•ested tat t.:e ci:airnnn of t::e buildin; coloot: into the matter. As there was no further business to come before the council at t::ia time it was :roved by Councilman Rub;: seconded by Coitnellman Judy that the mcoting do now adjourn. ;lotion carried Attest�I� Y iffiffn • • _...r "._. wren. .0 ...vu a .sat a.. c a ....a .. .u,rnr.,• sr.4:..rry ry �eT ..ciao e.a.: .. a •a yl'. .. r a..... v.. :'. • . •.r October 12, 1965 Port Townsend, 1.7ashington The City Council of the City of Port Townsend mot in rgular session this 12th day of Oct. 1965 at 7:50 p.m. in the council chambers of the City Ball. idayor Sullivan presiding. ROLL CALL Officers and members nrosont were ns follows: L:ayor Sullivan, City Attorney Abraham, City Clork Youngblood, Councilmen Carter, Lindsey, Siebenbaun, Hoglund, Thomas, Councilman Ruby & Judy absent. :Mir'utos of the Previous session It visa mov.:d by Councilman Carter seconded by Councilman Hoglund that the minutes Of Oct. 4th and October 5th be disp6noed with. Motion carried. 17M7, & OLD 3USIKESS ORDIIIANCE 11.10. 1479 - All ORDINANCE PROVIDING FOR TIIE SUB:41SCION TO THE VOTERS OF THE CITY- III TIE: GENERAL ELECTION OF 17OVEIhIIER 2, 1965 OF A PROPOSITION TO C67?TT:,M TIT. REGULAR PROPERTY TAX LEVY AT A RATE OF 15 :TILLS, Oil THE BASIS DF EQUALIZ•ED VALUTATION OF TAXABLE PROP'?RTY, ALTHORIZI';G TILE CITY CL_.RK TO CERTIFY TIE PROPOSITIDN � r r ar TO T?tE S17P...RJZ30R Or LLa.T_,Iw, DECLARING All ..._.,RG�.ICY, AIiD YAKZIIG AN, APPROPRIATION FOR ELECTION EXP2119E i?OT TO EXCEL �2,000.00. i G City Attorney Abraham explained that duo to n law Huss t r Y Y P passed ]mown as Cha o 17_ the lays of t P 1965 extraordinarysession which at this moment is taus irx• trouble, w t ti• n. all o u to ha .o law as , g Y l in effect is 1£ trio counties or other municipalr r. co corporations do not do what wo are doin- gP 6 tonight then there levies will be frozen at the present level taxati:n whithout regard of th no called 25% equalization that is taking place all over the state. The information is conflicting whether t:-is will make any money for us or not, in uncertain, but had talked to the county assessor who is a nan in a position bent able to dotermiline t:iis and he thinks it will. The amount would not be a huge num but thou,ht we owe it to the taxpayer of the city to do what vie can to ,,at our fair share of taut lovics. Tic said that it did not increase the tax levies of the City of Port Townsend, it :•emains at 15 mills for the current oxponse fund If it in approved br the voters, it will unable us to continue the name 15 mills for 1967 on if it "X6EUX donent pass then we will levy only so r:uch as is necessary in order to obtain the same dollar amount that we have in 1966 plus improvements to nroporty, in other words wo will have a small increase in ,illaUo value but it will only be th,,t increase reflected by improvement on real property, wo would not got any increase by reason of incroased assestment of property. Tinny are supposedly going; to raise the assent valuation of property all over the state to 25%, the reason the ordinance dosont say and nowhere in the ordinnnce does it ;sake reference to 25 it that it could be unconstitutional because the state constitution says that the assosod valuation be at 50% at fair market value. The emergency ordinance for election expenditures is high, it is not going to cost the city t;2,000, it authorized the Mayor and Clark to issue warrants for the necessary expenses of the election. Attorney Abraham also mentioned that the council had a selling ,job to do in order to pass the issue on the ballot, for it it, donent pass it would cost the city quite a bit of money. It visa moved by Councilman 'Thomas seconded by Councilman Hoglund that the first reading of Ord. No. 1479 be considered the socord reading and the third reading be by title oily. :lotion carried. The City Clork again read Ord. No. 1479 for the third time by title only and it was moved by Councilman Hoglund seconded by Councilman Thomas that Ord. No. 1479 do now pass. 1-lotion carried. ADJ '.URIt:T.NT As there vies no further business to come before the co ncil at t:is time it eras-ovod b•- Councilman Lindsey seconded by Councilman Ruby that the meeting do now ndjo.:rn. Idot$,on carried. �/�/ LiAYDR Ai:test: City C e i