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Home My WebLink About00305 MINUTES OF '1'f1E REGULAR S,SON OF F�'B[t�lA_RY 1. 19b6 (r�ntinaedl1 554 ... • MINUTES OF '1'f1E REGULAR S,SON OF F�'B[t�lA_RY 1. 19b6 (r�ntinaedl — The Mayer urged that all Councilmen attend this meeting. + NEW & OLD BUSINESS I� Mr. Arey reported on the work being done to minimize the danger of the hazardous curve at the corner �._ Jefferson and Quincy Streets. He stated they were putting in a new steel guard rail, with concrete .posts of had posted slow signs about 50 ft. back from the curve. He also said that the.PSP&L Co. was Being to and the light pole to the other side of the road. He expected to have all the work done in the nextday ors . move City Engineer Becker reported that the Port Commission had requested nermission to remove dirt from 12th Street down the hill from Sheridan to the bottom of where the lagoon used to be. They plan to use the dirt the sand out there. Becker recommended that the nort, in removing the dirt, be required to .meet to cover specifications of plan for improving the street. He nresented his recommendations dealing with grade, street, width, etc. to the council. Councilman Carter made a motion that the Port Commission be granted permission the dirt subject to Mr. Becker's specifications. Councilman Judy seconded the motion. Motion to remove Councilman Roy Lindsey also recommended removal of a considerable quantity of dirt on Holcomb St. carried. between 12th and 14th, in the vicinity of a new home presently under construction. Mr. Becker said he would include it in his specifications. on a request from a North Beach Resident for a fire hydrant. After checking (with Mr. 5lebenbaum made a report the Street Superintendent, his recommendation was that no new fire hydrant be installed at this time. Mr. Abraham questioned the decision and stated that he felt they had checked on the wrong house. Mayor Sullivan requested that the matter be looked into again. the Golden Age Club would be completed by tomorrow, and the Dr. Carter reported that the repairs on contractor, Mr. Andy DeLeo, was doing a good job. the vapor lights have been installed on Sims Way, 6heridan Ave., 19th.5t. Mr. Judy reported that new and the Old Discovery Bay Road and at the New Baptist Church. had received an award in a Clean Town contest but that Mayor Sullivan announced that Port Townsend to Wash. D. 0. to claim itfie commended the local garden some representative of the city would have to go club members for their efforts to beautify the city. to remove an unsightly shack on Gise Street. The Roy Lindsey recommended that the city take action Mayor directed the Police Dept. to look into this matter.. �Jig a.,. „o V_. Rthtn- 4! we eftndidates Mr. Lyman M. Ellis presented a map of a new plat plan in the 6th ward and requested a hearing date be set to consider this elan. Councilman Hogland made a motion to set the plat hearing date on Feb. 15th, seconded by Councilman Judy. Motion carried. ••uby reported on his attendance at the last meeting of the PUD Commissioners in company of Councilman some in the 1'ri-City area and the PUD were willing to look into the possibilities of something - gentlemen out in that area, to obtain water. Councilman uuby reported on the petition signed by some 200 ppople to widen the Olympic .Highway from Harrison Street to Kearney Street. He said the Chamber of Commerce .had endorsed the Detition and sent it had indicated to the district's state representatives in Olympia. He said the Grange and port commission they would also endorse the petition and asked that the city consider makeNan endorsement to the state of Washington for the widening of this section of the highway from Harrison to 15earney Street. After discussion, Councilman Ruby made a motion that the city endorse this petition, seconded by Councilman some Lindsey. Motion carried. John Siebenbaum questioned several aspects of the project and cast the only dissenting vote. Siebenbaum made a motion to appoint Joe Steve to fill the vacancy on the Council. Councilman Councilman Hoglund suggested the Council meet to discuss various men who had been recommended to him and other the Fire Hall. Councilmen. Siebenbaum withdrew his nomination and a meeting was set at 7;3 p• , at ADJOURNMENT As there was no further business to come before the council at this time, it was moved by Councilman Carter, seconded by Councilman Siebenbaum that the meeting do now adjourn. .Motion carried. % �ii /I w ifs-r�i7M/ MAYOft�/Q�Y' \ (�. UJ�r- I� 4.7t^^''vv eL Attest: Deputy CitS Clerk r 1`. 1 �E•MRx..��:lC,![�kS�i^:i�uttiu;~S�v��N.i�L+..tl.:�..xthi�a, •.. r i U u H D1 e February 15, 1966 Port Townsend, 'Cashinrton The City Council of the City of Port Townsend, Washington met in regular session this 15 day of February 1966, at 7» .30 p.m. in the co•:ncil chambers of the City call. iQay-or �uiliv ..residin. v 555 an tr ROLL CALL Officers and members present were as follows: :ayor Sullivan, City Attorney Abraham, City ' rk Youngblood, Councilmen, Hoglund, Ruby, Judy, Siebenbaum, Lindsey r:nd Carter. . I',TUTES OF Tu.. IR _.Vi SUS Su� P. One minutes of the m evious.session were read and it was moved by Councilman Judy seconde Councilman Lindsey thut the minutes be approved as rend and that the '°ayor and City Clorh n same.. Motion carried _O:.tIiiATIOL' OF COUIICIL,IAIT :iayor Sullivan cailod for nominations for aocouncilman to fill too•vacmq left by former uncilman lnomus who Ltnd recently resigned. CDi.cici.lman Judy ttmdo a motion seconded by unciinwan Hoglund nominating :'r :Syron J. Sww'iotzcr councilman to the un2aoired term fo frame uncilsan Thomas.. Iloticn carried. ':r Swietzer was eacorded 'before the city clerk wLo gave the oat': of office to fIr Su•ietzer. 7cri-tzar was tron escorted to true vecart chair. i7ILDIII0 P R'::IT'S The followvinc bt�lldi-; per; its were prevented and acted uron as follo:a» nwis Sullivan, tool need, 10''X12'', frame, 5ti c ::ci'horson, t1'75.00. rt ,•whli, ._ruse, 24'X50't, : rnmo, 0 & C henry St., "14, 000.00. •:art F. Sahli, :souse, ?P'X€Olt, 'ramo, Clay is Var_:Suron, `.13,000.00. snc.11 L. Kunz, ;era;;o, 22+7261, ^reme, d3th tr, Jac3==, ?:350.00. Councilman :ioTlund mado a motion seconded by Corunc lnian Judy that the bu_lding pernilto be antod.. ::otion carried.. OV I'.G P,R,"IT 'r"_ns follow,:n-- moving per.wit srao p-esentod and acted upon as fol'ot's_ ra A. Gould, House, 22tX3011, game, Prom 132C,Jofforson to Ilast'n s I've. near Thomas St.. It was moved by C,unciln:an 7iobenbaum seconded by :,i ncilman Judy thate the moving prmit ;rant�•d. :lotion carried. CO:' u7iICAT'OL`. From Dennis F. Ocholtree Fob. 15, 1966 to-r:it: o the !iayor and C-_t; Cot,nell itv Hall ity of Fort Townsend '.in will advise you that I have .sold all of -y interest in Yellow ;end Airway Taxicab company o •.. 1:arin,y D_ .orton, and an no longer en ar in the taxicab bua.noss In Port Townsend. auvise you of ti.is fact in order that you m::.y aL-e such act_ n with regard to my license ua a proocr cry truly youra Innis F. Ocheltreo .al*or Sullivsn strted that :r Ochoitreu had used ti_e tx:i stand far ov::r a month and t::ou7, e ho•_ild be char, •d for a ntonthc rental. It was moved by Cowncilman Carter :seconded by ouncilman Judy twat :r Ocholtroo pay up to data. ;:otion carried. R730LU1TOr' Yj0_ 66-1 301-02'e the city clerk read the resolution, .y . 7ror :, llivan asked :.r p Ron :.:ayo to seak befor we concil on th- nurnoso of t?ac resolution :r -.ayo stated tint t:.0 purpose of tiro resol an apnlication or a f deral Grant to cover 30,`' of the Cost of t..,. sew•ra•-e treat^tent fecilu C the proposed project. 111e application is 'or 218,900.00 which is 30� of the cost of tLe Cunnrovat•_ons, oevrcrs and treatment slant, ti:o resolution is a contin:.r°flng, stop in the program ding sewra^e treatment facilities in the City of tort Townsend -He stated for informat. :nt the pwas ZtY as in final Iesi;,n that aboutJ50 of the desir-n .-,'-As co::w{:letod, the plane suld be ready to submit to the 3tflia Polluti::n Control Com:r u:ion Peril 15t.i and b•• doin,,- is tee city will ct its ful!c:. credit in Vic nnnl_cat:ion, and on ;::ay 15tIl tro-y will an; o: .otn.:r or not Vic city will receive the ,rant, _f _t: is granted bidn can be called immedinte: icrcafter.. 66-1 A R, S )Lt1'P1 +li AU1 O'I:.ic., 1 0 li l.i•: L . "I . ._1:. Tug' PUBLIC :ipALT- :=,VIZ FaR A tlw''r .;i(.., T t. _ED..RAL .:AT._7R 1 OLLU^_'IO,' COITIEOL ArT_ .REAS, under the terms of the above :mentioned acts, as arstended, the Pnited States of America has authorisod the mal,ir.^ of ,-rants to public bodies to aid in the fi.nrnc�n� of the )nstruct!on of snocific o•ablic projects- T: -,'C. OHS, be it resolves: by t!,c City Cou. cil» 1. 7hat .,:ayor Dennis Sullivan be, and he is hereby, authorised to execute and rile -an applicati.on on behalf of the City of Port Townsend writrt the Public health ;Service th •ough its local representative in these matters, tr.o ,.ashin;ton State Polluti->n Control Commissior e I i U u H D1 e February 15, 1966 Port Townsend, 'Cashinrton The City Council of the City of Port Townsend, Washington met in regular session this 15 day of February 1966, at 7» .30 p.m. in the co•:ncil chambers of the City call. iQay-or �uiliv ..residin. v 555 an tr ROLL CALL Officers and members present were as follows: :ayor Sullivan, City Attorney Abraham, City ' rk Youngblood, Councilmen, Hoglund, Ruby, Judy, Siebenbaum, Lindsey r:nd Carter. . I',TUTES OF Tu.. IR _.Vi SUS Su� P. One minutes of the m evious.session were read and it was moved by Councilman Judy seconde Councilman Lindsey thut the minutes be approved as rend and that the '°ayor and City Clorh n same.. Motion carried _O:.tIiiATIOL' OF COUIICIL,IAIT :iayor Sullivan cailod for nominations for aocouncilman to fill too•vacmq left by former uncilman lnomus who Ltnd recently resigned. CDi.cici.lman Judy ttmdo a motion seconded by unciinwan Hoglund nominating :'r :Syron J. Sww'iotzcr councilman to the un2aoired term fo frame uncilsan Thomas.. Iloticn carried. ':r Swietzer was eacorded 'before the city clerk wLo gave the oat': of office to fIr Su•ietzer. 7cri-tzar was tron escorted to true vecart chair. i7ILDIII0 P R'::IT'S The followvinc bt�lldi-; per; its were prevented and acted uron as follo:a» nwis Sullivan, tool need, 10''X12'', frame, 5ti c ::ci'horson, t1'75.00. rt ,•whli, ._ruse, 24'X50't, : rnmo, 0 & C henry St., "14, 000.00. •:art F. Sahli, :souse, ?P'X€Olt, 'ramo, Clay is Var_:Suron, `.13,000.00. snc.11 L. Kunz, ;era;;o, 22+7261, ^reme, d3th tr, Jac3==, ?:350.00. Councilman :ioTlund mado a motion seconded by Corunc lnian Judy that the bu_lding pernilto be antod.. ::otion carried.. OV I'.G P,R,"IT 'r"_ns follow,:n-- moving per.wit srao p-esentod and acted upon as fol'ot's_ ra A. Gould, House, 22tX3011, game, Prom 132C,Jofforson to Ilast'n s I've. near Thomas St.. It was moved by C,unciln:an 7iobenbaum seconded by :,i ncilman Judy thate the moving prmit ;rant�•d. :lotion carried. CO:' u7iICAT'OL`. From Dennis F. Ocholtree Fob. 15, 1966 to-r:it: o the !iayor and C-_t; Cot,nell itv Hall ity of Fort Townsend '.in will advise you that I have .sold all of -y interest in Yellow ;end Airway Taxicab company o •.. 1:arin,y D_ .orton, and an no longer en ar in the taxicab bua.noss In Port Townsend. auvise you of ti.is fact in order that you m::.y aL-e such act_ n with regard to my license ua a proocr cry truly youra Innis F. Ocheltreo .al*or Sullivsn strted that :r Ochoitreu had used ti_e tx:i stand far ov::r a month and t::ou7, e ho•_ild be char, •d for a ntonthc rental. It was moved by Cowncilman Carter :seconded by ouncilman Judy twat :r Ocholtroo pay up to data. ;:otion carried. R730LU1TOr' Yj0_ 66-1 301-02'e the city clerk read the resolution, .y . 7ror :, llivan asked :.r p Ron :.:ayo to seak befor we concil on th- nurnoso of t?ac resolution :r -.ayo stated tint t:.0 purpose of tiro resol an apnlication or a f deral Grant to cover 30,`' of the Cost of t..,. sew•ra•-e treat^tent fecilu C the proposed project. 111e application is 'or 218,900.00 which is 30� of the cost of tLe Cunnrovat•_ons, oevrcrs and treatment slant, ti:o resolution is a contin:.r°flng, stop in the program ding sewra^e treatment facilities in the City of tort Townsend -He stated for informat. :nt the pwas ZtY as in final Iesi;,n that aboutJ50 of the desir-n .-,'-As co::w{:letod, the plane suld be ready to submit to the 3tflia Polluti::n Control Com:r u:ion Peril 15t.i and b•• doin,,- is tee city will ct its ful!c:. credit in Vic nnnl_cat:ion, and on ;::ay 15tIl tro-y will an; o: .otn.:r or not Vic city will receive the ,rant, _f _t: is granted bidn can be called immedinte: icrcafter.. 66-1 A R, S )Lt1'P1 +li AU1 O'I:.ic., 1 0 li l.i•: L . "I . ._1:. Tug' PUBLIC :ipALT- :=,VIZ FaR A tlw''r .;i(.., T t. _ED..RAL .:AT._7R 1 OLLU^_'IO,' COITIEOL ArT_ .REAS, under the terms of the above :mentioned acts, as arstended, the Pnited States of America has authorisod the mal,ir.^ of ,-rants to public bodies to aid in the fi.nrnc�n� of the )nstruct!on of snocific o•ablic projects- T: -,'C. OHS, be it resolves: by t!,c City Cou. cil» 1. 7hat .,:ayor Dennis Sullivan be, and he is hereby, authorised to execute and rile -an applicati.on on behalf of the City of Port Townsend writrt the Public health ;Service th •ough its local representative in these matters, tr.o ,.ashin;ton State Polluti->n Control Commissior e I