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Home My WebLink About00299 MINUTES OF THE REGULAR SESSION OF NOVEMBER 16, 1005 CONTINUEDMINUTES OF THE REGULAR SESSION OF NOVEMBER 16, 1005 CONTINUED Evan though it was impossible or you to prov co for a —start of the municipal code project this corning year, I would like to suggoot an alternate plan. If it would be possible for yo to nay 5500. from the -anoral fund in 1966, we could stnrt the project and you could budget the balance, probably ; 000. to Q3,300. in three years, 1967, 1968, and 1969. Several .�nshington Citios have used this financing plan and Bound it to be helpful. ,'a would llko to know your reaction. Cordially A.W. Qudj Tinsley Mayor Sullivan referred the above communicntion to the finance committee for n report at the next ror;ular session. RESOLUTION NO. 65-10 A RESOLUTION TRAN31 01i?idG THE Sir,! OF Q5.00 h'ROM EnTLRIALS AND SUPPLIES TO SALARIES AND '.;AG!3S IN THE 1965 BUDGET FOR T:i3 FIRE DLQART:.tENT i:^o City Council of the City of Port Townsend, in rogular session assembled, does hereby resolve: 'hero is here and hereby transforod from the Material and Supplies appropriation to the Salaries and ':agos appropriation in the 1965 budget of the Fire Department the sum of 005. and the City Clark in hero and hereby authorized to honor vouchers and dram warrants accor innly, and the Zayor to sign the same. P;.asod and approved this--------1965 1,/ y Attest: _ City "Terk Approved as to form: City Attorney It was moved by Councilman Siebenbaum seconded by Councilman Judy that Resolution 65-10 be adopted. Motion carried. ORDINANCE 110. 1460 All ORDINANCE PROVIDING FOR THE ESTABLISHMEI1T OF LOADING ZONES ON CI'1'Y STREETS, FEES AND 7ET'HODS OF APPLICAT OI1 THEREFORE, PROHIBITIN-G PARKING THEREIN, PROVIDING FOR i,lARKING THEREOF AND PROHIBITING PAINTING OF CURBS OF CITY STREETS EXCEPT AS PROVIDED HER21:1, AND PRESCRIKING PENALTIES FOR VIOLATION. Councilman Siobenbaun said thut passing a loading zone ordinance at this time was ill timed due to the fact that we are in the process of rutting on n B & 0 Tax. Councilman Judy snid that there were five loading zones in the city and at the time when name of these load 9 zones "ore requosted the poople "he requested Qcm said they would be willing to pay for a loading zone. Councilman Hoglund mentioned that if a business man required a certain socti;. of too street as an acess, he has somowhnt of a responsibility to the city and to the tax payer to co:nponsate for the loss of revenue that the city would derive from the loss of the meter. Councilman Hoglund made a motion seconded by Counilmon Judy that tic first reading of Ord. iio. 1460 be considered the second reading and the third reading be by title only. upon roll call vote Councilman Zoglund, Judy, Ruby and Carter voted yue, Councilmnn Siebonb m voted nee two councilmen absent. Motion carried. The city clerk again road "rd. No. 1480 by title only and it was moved by Councilman Judy seconded by Councilman Ruby that Ord. No. 1460 do now pass. lotion carried. Councilman Judy said a double meter she Id be 'installed in front of 3ergst:rons. Police Chief Phe,gloy said it mould be taken care of. Counciman Niebonbaum reported that n meeting had boon hold at the fire hall In rogards to a B & 0 tax. he said it was brou. nt out that all businesses in the city had to pay a tax to the state and the committee felt that it should be investigated on what basis the state made grape 3 0 Tay on, the City Attorney was appointed to contact the State Tax Commissio He stated tint the fi,-uros were now back and would like to cnll another meeting on the 23rd of Nov. at the f1ro 'hall. Councilman Carter suggested that the meeting be hold nt the City Sall and invite the chamber of commorco to attend. Councilman Ruby thought it best to have somothing concroto before 'raving, the ekiamber attend. Councilmen Siobonbaum stated that it was up to the en:nell to ;et togothor and agree on whit we went, if t::c chp..ibir comes to the council meeting with a bettor idea, fine, if not we can ahead with wGiat .;c have alroad+; agreed on. 0 said that the chamber of couneice c hild be ',lore on t:r�:'7th of Dec and snak their pence, we dent want criticism from them just construe Lve ideas. Councilman Judy said that the Chamlor• of Comnorco kn.o•i whonewe wore, the council moots on tiro lst and third tuondnys of each month and if troy have something to say they should be :.ore to day it. Councilman iiuby informed the equncil khnt Tom Eronlmo a street dopnrtment employee was going, to have an operation the 7th of Jac. and he had to have 20 plats of blood, he said a car was lonvinq to.o:row for Port An -olds with blood donors and that he was tnoing a car next tuondny and if a"y one cored to ;go along for them to contact himor to leave their name at the clerks office. it wno sun-ostod that the Loader L: Port Angeles Down have a article in t'noir paner that ❑ enznvnn is 'icing or,•;nnized through the office of tho City Clark. Mr 'Ilan Dodr;o, third district command r of the Amorienn Lollon spoke before the ;Sayer and council to enlist cite officials in Operation Show Your Colors, a legion initiated program aimed at showing support of Americans serving the cause of freedom. He presented Councilmen ' and others with Inpol pin roplicns of the American clog. He also presented litter bugs with and b•:nring the mos2n•gc Join the American Legion and Keep Our Country Clean. Adjournment As there Ip a no further b:s' oaa,to c io boifor tiro aye cil i� la Lime i' was moved b CQuncilm❑ Robenbnum seconcsodrby CouncY'lmon Car�or that ne m.otlrig do now �ou/r luoti�n arriod. Attost: ISAYOR t 104 �-�c,�.tiJ� Cit+ c k 12 I 0 (1c (C Nmrrr W.�t5 c{TS'*tit. t'h Yd'' ARV g t / 9 543 it E r December 7, 1965 Port Townsend, Washington The City Council of the City of Port Townsend, Slashington met in regular session this 7t'n day of December 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, Attorney Abraham, City Clc : Youngblood, Councilmen 'Thomas, Hoglund, Judy, Rutty, Siebonbaum, Lindsey, Carter. i.iINUT'ES OF THE PREVIOUS SESSION The minutes of the previous session were read in full and it visa moved by Councilman ogl,. d seconded by Councilman Thomas that the minutes be approved as read and that the /,Iayor and City Clark sign same. 6lotion carried. BILLS L: CLAIMS The following bills & claims as audited by the finance committee wore presented and acted upon as follows: CURRENT EXPEIISE FUND ---------- Voucher No.3603 through 3653---Q6,855.76 It was moved by TATER FiiND-------------------- Voucher No.1083 through 1096 --- 1,448.45 Councilman Lindsey ARBA':E FUND ------------------ Voucher No,637 through 646 - 928.60 Seconded by Councilman STREET FUND ---- --------=------ Voucher No..702 through 710 --'1,027.95 Siobonbaum that th( S's':i33R FUND -------------------- Voucher No..362 through 369 --- 189.20 bills and claims b LIBRARY FUND ------------------ Voucher I10.794 through 808 --- 539.22 approved as read a d PARK FUND --------------------- Voucher No.466 through 472 - 1" 250.04 that the :F.uyor and ARTERTAL HIGif1IAY 1,1IlliD--------- Voucher 110.7 through 6 --- 30,401.40 City Clerk draw warrants upon the proper funds for payment of same. Liotion carried. OFFICERS REPORT City Clerk M0 city clerk reported the regular salary warrants for the Month of November 1965.. CURRENT EXPENSE FUND ---------- Voucher No.3566 through 3602 -- 0>232.73 WATER FUND -------------------- Voucher Ho.1077 through 1087.---.�1,686.38 -2 GARBA IE FUND ------------------ Voucher FO-631 through 636---,,020.2u STREET i�UND------------------- Voucher I1o.698 through 701--- �;1,007.97 SEl:Eii F'I1dB-------------------- Voucher :do.361 ---K 367.43 LIitARY F:,,IiD------------------ Voucher i10..792 through 793 ---`i 397-36 PnRK FUND --------------------- Voucher 110.465 i 260.71 FIRk:70 PEA. & RELIEF FUND ---- Voucher Vo,93 through 94 --- 275.00 Treasurer n treastrors report was read in full for too : onth of Nov. and was ordered filed. Police 1'1•,o Police report visa read for the Month of idov.. and was ordered filed. CO:.L1:UI1ICAT 1011S Ile following communications were read and acted upon as follows:: From T'RI-AREA BUSTNE33 CLUB, HADLOCK WN, Dee. 7, 1965 to -wit: Honorable ,.ayor and City Council City of Port Townsend, Washington Gentleman: 'Lao undersignod represents the Tri-Area Business Club., which includes what is commonly know and referred .to as the communities of Hadlock, Irondele and Chimncum. It is needless to point out to you gontlomen the growth that has come about in this vicinit during the past decade adding to the financial wealth of Jefferson County and a community of interest with the City of Port Townsend, and its affairs. I feel confident that future growth could very readily be phonominal wore an unlimited sung of domestic crater mudo available. In this connection our clubhasbeck in,contact•-with the Commissionois of Public Utility District No. 1, who have evidenced a genuine concern in our problem but, for reasons that appear considered, do not desire to a'Troach the City with th ultimate in view of taking over the Radlock-Irondele leg of the Port Townsend '.'later system and its daily gallonage. In view of the mutuality of objective that pertains to both urban and sub -urban Jefferson County, this letter in addressed to your body with the hope that increased domestic Crater ;nay be made available to us, and without disturbing, the present and existing contract with the Crown Zellorbach Corporation. We could be pleased to meet with a committee of your body at any time and place that problon any be discussed. ' Very truly yours, Tri-Area Business Club Ralph Theriault, President 'Mayor Sullivan referred the above communication to the water committee. RE31GNA'T ON To: i:onorable :,iayor and City Council City of Port 'Townsend, Vn siring ton SU3JECT.: Resignation and.Roconimendation Gentlemen: The undersignod regretfully Informs the Ma�.,or and City Council that it in necessary, for r