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Permission Granted
Session of the City Council, August 20th, 1940, continued
It was moved by Councilman Robt. brown, and seconded by Councilman Sullivan, that the
foregoing request of Its. 'eony Sofie be granted upon condition that Mr. Sofie would exprees
his willingness to assume responsibility for any damage done to the surface of the street.
Motion carried.
ORDINANCES AIM RESOLUTIONS
Re: Water Shed Report
Councilman Idaroldo reported upon the visit of City and National Paper Products Company
officials to the Cedar Lake Water Shed of the City of Seattle to view results of logging
in that area and stated that all members of the party had expressed definite verbal opinion:
to the effect that each was opposed to any cutting of timber on the Big quilcene River
Plater Shed. He stated further that it was the opinion of those making the trip that no
true similiarity existed in the two areas, and that conditions such as were found to exist
in the Cedar River water shed would be ruinous to this City's water supply if duplicated
in the Big Quilcene River Water Shed. City Attorney Daly then read a proposed resolution
protesting any cutting of timber in the aforementioned area as follows:
RES OLUPI ON
IYIiEREAS, it appears to the City Council of the City of Port Townsend from report of
those representatives of the City who made inspection of the watershed of the water supply
system of the City of Seattle, after logging operations had been completed thereon, that
no similarity exists in the two sheds, and that logging within the area of the Rig Quilcene
River in the National Forest, is really not for :he present in .the public interest.
BE IT TIIEP ORE RESOLVED by the City Council of the City of Port Townsend:
That the following resolution, adopted by the City Council Itay 27, 1937:
;1H- EAS, it appears to the City Council of the City of Port Townsend, that future
logging operations within the Olympic National Forest, especially within the zone of Y the
watershed of the Big Quilcene River, the water supply of the City of Port 'iownsend, will
prove detrimental to that water supply, therefore,
IT RESOLVED, by the City Council ofthe City of Port Townsend:
That it is the sense of this council that no future sales of timber for logging
purposes be made by the United States Gover:mient within the watershed of the Big 4luilcene
niver in the Olympic National Forest, and that the District Forester restrict said zone to
travelers, except on permit of the Forest Service.
B✓ IT FUkTH::R REOLVED, t'rat a copy of this resolution be transmitted to the District
Forester, Olympia, Washington,
be and the same is hereby re -affirmed.
Adopted by Lhe City Council, August 20, 1940.
Attest:
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Uity C lerk.
Upon completion of the reading of the foregoing resolution by Attorney Daly, it was m o
ved by Councilman Robert Brown and seconded by Councilman Maroldo, that the said resolution
be adopted. Upon roll call all four Councilmen present voted in the affirmative, and
the motion was declared carried.
UNFI1!ISHED AID Lam" BUSINESS
painting Bid Awarded
This being the time and date .specified for the opening of bids to furnish labor and
materials to paint the South and .,lest exterior surfaces of the City Hall Building, bids
received were opened and read as follows:
From Frank Schmidt, to -wit:
8/10J40
To the Honorable City Council
City of port Townsend
State ofWashington
Herewith bid for painting of City Hall of Port 'Townsend. The work to be preformed on the
front and southwest walls. Two coats to be applied on the trim and one coat to be
applied on the Walls. First coat on the trim to be lead and oil paint with aluminum for
the finish coat.. The paint on the walls to be Sherwin-Williams one coat Kasonry finish,
the same to be guaranteed insofar as the .Sherwin-Villiams Company does.
All Industrial Insurance and Liabillity Insurance to be carried by the contractor. $1021.0
Frank Schmidt
227 East loth Street
?art Angeles, Va.
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From Olytnpi. Hardware & Furniture Company, to -writ :
1I City of Port Townsend August 20, 1940 f
`v+ _ Port Townsend, 71ash.
Gentlemen: d
I We wish to submit herewith our proposal for necessary material and labor fox- painting the j
e City Hall as follows:
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Two coast of Marshall Wells Best quality Cement and Stucco paint for brick and stone i
work - suggested color, cream for brick and gray for stone.
u Tvro coast of Marshall '!!ells Best Quality house paint for window sash.
One coat Totalum Aluminum for metal work.
p Beat quality Putty for 'llindow Frames. p
The Laterial --195.00 &N
Labor - 557.50
• Tax - 15.05 Total - 3767.55
This material will work s atisfactorily over the two sides of the building except where
there may be some lime action on the paint. However, our painter will remove all loose j
u material. 71e guarantee our Best Quality products to be equal to any other line of paint
manufactured as to quality. i.
® As an alternate we would submit our bid on Laux Rezcote which is a water mixed product
rather than an oil. It -dill adhere very satisfactorily to brick and masonry and will
a ' give years of satisfactory service. Under this we would use Laux product called Stopit ove
the spots of lime which were recently put on the building which will stop the fluoresm::nt
r tr action. This would also include the same aluminum paint and Beat wuality House paint on
Y{ r the wood and metal parts. In using this material it would be $843.00 complete.
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Yours very truly,
OLYMPIC HARDWARE & FURH. CO.
!11 SA71:A BY: E. A. Witheridge
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There being some question in the minds of the members present as to the material
specified in the bid of the Olympic Hardware and Furniture -
P YmP u niture Company, the Manager, Mr.
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.Iitheridge was called by telephone and came immediately to the Council Chambers where he
answered all questions asked to the satisfaction of the members present.
Bid Awarded
It was moved by Councilman nobt. Brown, and seconded by Councilman Sullivan, that the
Olympic Hardware and Furniture Company be awarded the contract for painting as outlined
above, apon the basis of the alternate bid to furnish Laux Rezcote, and that the sum of ;
r $500.00 would be paid upon completion'and acceptance of the work, the balance to be
included in the budget for 1941, and to be paid February 1st, 1941. Upon roll call vote
�-ssw c ra all four Councilman present voted in the affirmative and the motion was declared carried.
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?'' n ADJOURNMENT
4' No further bdsiness appearing for consideration by the Council at this time, it was
.: moved by Councilman nobt. Bror.n, and seconded by Councilman Sullivan, that the Council do
now adjourn. Motion carried.
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