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Home My WebLink About00201 minutes of the previous session were read and it was moved by CouncilmanLiINUTLS OF THE REGULAR SESSION OF THE Clrffi COUNCIL, JUTE 15, 1943, continued. 7illov: Street Server Ratification Ordinance, continued. Section 10. That this ordinance be published once in the Port Townsend Leader to be in force and take effect from and after five (5) days of the date of such publication. PASSED by the City Council , 1943. APPROVED by the t,ayor , 1943. uayor Attest: City Clerk UNFINISHED ATID NE-17 'BUSINESS �► Re: Recreation Program Present in the Council Chambers were a representative group of membership of the local Active Club. They 'were invited by the Mayor at this time to present to the CGUncil such matters as they wished. Mr. George F. Abbey, acting as speaker for the group, stated that they had under consideration the establishment of a program of supervised play -ground activities and recreation, and outlined the reasons upon v:hich the needs for such a program acre based and the proposed benefits to be derived therefrom. He stated that Lip. 1.1. H. Carter, a member of a previously established recreation committee, had .signified a willing- ness to assume the executive responsibility of such a program, that the matter of available funds was the greatest problem at this time. It was felt that the city migct provide at least a portion of the amount necessary to carry out this program upon the basis of juris- diction in such matters by the Park Board. In the discussion which followed, it was stated that the sum which was considered necessary would necessitate the allotment of approximately �600.00 from city funds upon the basis of present plans, and it ,,.,as proposed by Councilman Maroldo that a committee of the Council be appointed to meet with a committee specified by the Active Club to look into the matter thoroughly. This proposal did not appear to meet with the approval of the en- tire group, and further discussion ensued. Councilman Carroll moved that the city appropriate 600.00 for- the purpose of carrying on the progrnm outlined above. Councilman Maroldo requested that the motion further pro- vide that n definite financial program be presented to the City Council for their approval before the expenditure of any of the funds provided be authorized, which was agreed to by Councilman Carroll and others present. The motion was then seconded by Councilman Maroldo and upon roll -call vote, all four Councilmen present voted in the affirmative and motion was declared carried. 110 further business appearing for consideration by the Council at this time, it was moved b;; Councilman Maroldo and seconded by Councilman Carroll that the Council do now ad- journ. Motion carried. Attest: Mayor I r- ll! l OF THE REGULAR SESSION OF Port Townsend, V.'ashington July 6, 1943 The City Council of the City of Port T'ov:nsend, '1.ashington, met in regular session this 6th day of July, 1943, at 7:30 otclock P. M. in the Council Chambers of the City Hall, May- or H. E. Anderson presiding. Officers and members answering present to roll call yore as follows: Mayor H. E. Anderson; City Attorney, W. J. Daly; City Clerk, C. F. Christian; and Councilmen J. F. Maroldo, Edward Buse, Robert W. Brown, William Lammers, Sr., and Dennis Sullivan. LiINUTES OF THE PREVIOUS SESSION The minutes of the previous session were read and it was moved by Councilman Brown ® and seconded by Councilman Buse that the minutes stand approved as read. Lotion carried. BILLS AND CLAII.,S Bills against the city as audited and recommended for payment by the Finance Comrnittee ® were presented and read as follows: - Upon the Current Exnense Fund, to-:vit: The Pacific Tel. & Tel. Co. Phone services (Mayor & Civ.Def.Off.) 10.15 C. F. Christian Cash advanced; Office Supplies .52 P. S. Tobin Janitor Service; Civ. Def. Office 66.18 Olive F. Knight Robert Lussier Services --City Treasurer's, Clk's off. Clock for Treas. Office 75.75 11.23 17alter Stoker wood for City Hall 67.98 P. S. Power & Light Co. City hall, St., Traffic Light. (May, June) 316.81 Maxine S. Brown Board of prisoners 12.00 Tidewater Assoc. Oil Co. Gas., Pol., Fire, Garbarge Departments 73.70 Buhler Motor Co. Service to Police Car 5.15 Pedersen's Richfield Service Service to Police Car 2.47 Thomas Motors Equip. Supplies for Pol., Garb. Dents. 4.27 Lawrence Short Police Car Rep. & Serv. on Garb. Truck 38.30 P. T. Volunteer Fire Dept. Services at Fires 63.00 The Gamewell Co. Fire Alarm Box Keys 12.68 Railway Express Agency Express Charges; Fire Dept. Supplies 1.26 Jefferson County Auditor June Pymt; Olympic Health District 35.00 The Greenwood Press Office Supplies, Garbage Dept. 19.73 P. T. Lumber Co. supplies, Sevier Dept. 1.80 State Treasurer June, Ind. Insurance, Pol., Garb. Depts. 14.79 Collector of Internal Revenue V. Tax Withheld, Apr.l, 1943--June 30, 1943 201.54 Total------------------" 1,034.31 Unon the Olympic Gravity Water Fund, to -wit: William D. Potter Labor 19.95 Juanita H. Johnson Stamps 5.00 The Leader Company, Inc. Printing 8.10 Hane Hardware Supplies 7.65 Port Townsend Lumber Co. Seattle Plumbing Supply Co. Supplies Supplies .68 79.42 P. S. Navigation Co. Freight Charges .60 Penn. Salt. Mfg. Co. Chlorine, Ammonia Supplies 92.35 P. S. Power & Light Co. Electricity for Dept. Shops (May, June) 2.00 State Treasurer June, Ind. Insurance 4.51 State Tar. Commission May -June; Utility Tax 396.06 Collector of Internal Revenue V. Tax 171thheld, 4/1/1943 to 6/30/1943 inc. 49.35 ® Total ------------------ $ 665.67 Upon the Library Fund, to -wit: City Clerk ( ihn Book of the Month Club, Inc. Books 3.18 Wilcox & Follett Co. Books 22.20 +�'y;)F-s>xitkayyy' ter ® The Personal Book Shop, Inc. Book ,44 P. T. Assembly y #40, Rainbow Girls Periodical 5.00 P. S. Power & Light Co. Electricity 1.50 The Leader Co., Inc. Supplies 8.P4 ri liar Collector of Internal Revenue V. Tax withheld 4/1/143 to 6/30/143 7.20 Total------------------w 47.76 Upon the Park Fund, to -writ: Collector of I ternal Revenue V. 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