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OF THE CITY COUNCIL. DECE11MER 7
From Floyd Imislund, to -wit:
Port Townsend, Washington
November 27, 1945
honorable i,:ayor and City Council
Port Townsend, Washington
Gentlemen: Permission is requested to erect a combination garage and woodshed
201 x, 24', on my property situate 30th and Sheridan; at an estimated cost of approxi-
mately N175.00 for materials.
Rospectfully submitted,
Floyd Imislund
From E. A. Hinkley, to -wit:
Port Townsend, 7ashington
Iovember 30, 1943
Honorable f.eyor and City Council
Port Townsend, ":ashington
Gentlemen: Permission is requested to erect a frame garage, 161 x 201, on my
property situate 30th and Sheridan Ave.; at an estimated cost of approximately „50.00
for materials.
Respectfully submitted,
L. A. Iiinkley
From S. G. Stephens, co -wit:
Port Townsend, Washingtor
December 4, 1943
Honorable '-:ayor and City Council
Port Townsend, 'Washington
Gentlemen: Permission is requested to make repairs to the building situate
920 Washington Street, at an estimated cost of approximately u50.00 for materials.
Respectfully submitted,
S. G. Stephens
Permits Granted:
It was moved by Councilman Lammers and seconded by Councilman Brown that permits be
granted in accordance with the foregoing applications. i,:otion carried.
Sullivan Arrives:
Councilman Sullivan arrived at the meeting at this point and assumed his proper place
in the proceedings of the session.
DeLeo Application:
Port 'Townsend, 7iashington
The Honorable Mayor H. E. Anderson November 15, 1943
The Gity Council of
Port Townsend, Washington
Gentlemen:
I respectfully request permission to erect and maintain sand and gravel
bunkers and a fuel yard on Block 68, L. B. Hastings 2nd Addition to Port
Townsend.
Very truly yours,
/a/ Tony DeLeo
Port Townsend Lumber Company
Protest Entered
Port Townsend, Washington
Honorable L:ayor and City Council, November 13, 1943
City of Port Townsend.
Gentlemen:
The undersigned have been advised that at ,,our next meeting, the Port Townsend
Lumber Company will present a building permit request to enable that company to erect
a coal yard and gravel bunker upon Block 66 of L.B. Hastings First Addition to the
City of Port Townsend.
Inasmuch as the construction of such a project will ruin the adjoining area for
residential purposes, we, the following surrounding property and home owners respect-
fully request that, upon a hearing upon such request, that the same be denied.
Respectfully submitted,
Freida A. Iffland Clark Aldrich
L. A. Barthrop H. A. Brecht
Rosemary Carroll H. J. Carroll
iCrs. Horace Brecht F. C. Brown
i,irs. :gyrtle G. Brown Agnes Delaney
3� The matter of this application together with accompanying protest was referred to the
uj Building Committee for consideration and report.
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Carroll Arrives
Councilman Carroll arrived at this time and assumed his proper place in the delibera-
tions of the Council.
i,iaroldo Excused
Councilman ,Jaroldo, pleading press of business, asked to be excused at this time
inasmuch as Councilmen Sullivan and Carroll -were now present and was so excused by the it.eye
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/P From 7,m. Lammers, Sr., to -wit:
!t rs71 ty a.,{ A card of appreciation from 71m. Lammers, Sr, and family addressed to the City employee
t _ m tf, cs" was read before the Council at this time.
from Assoc, of Wash. Cities, to -wit:
Receipt of three A.M.A. Washington iJevrs Letters was acknowledged and same ordered file
a ' for reference in the office of the City Clerk.
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From E. 11.1. Erickson, to -wit:
CR07.11 ZELLEItBACIi CORPURATI01i
Rational Paper Products Company Division
t1 3 Port Townsend, Washington
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rq November 20, 1943
Honorable i,iayor and City Council,
Port Townsend, Washington.
Gentlemen:
I jI We are attaching hereto copies of reports made as a result of independent
s,tz t'•k*�.iy inspections, one of which is filed by i.1r. 17. C. ;gorse, water superintendent of
the city of Seattle, and the other by C. 71. Harris, Professor of hydraulic
�h�sta v,"J�k5 t;gyp"trHl. engineering ¢t the University of Washington.
Nf+; {.1,4iit a Generally, the observations contained in these two reports are not dis-
�t� 'mdv pre similar with the facts found and reported by :gr. Spaulding. Obviously all three
tf'tra�3,r``� reports confirm the necessity of immediately replacing the line in order to
serve our purpose.
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i, s rx,^"`; Vie feel that the condition is of sufficient urgency that the matter be given
*s'?} your immediate attention and we will be pleased to meet with your Water Committee,
or other appropriate committee, in order that there be an early solution of the
M'° •�+ ;-�r� •1 problem worked out.
Yours very truly,
CP:O'i'N ZELLERBACH COIPOhATIOlI
Port Townsend Division
,�>• � �',^, _" /a/ E. W. Erickson
Resident Manager.
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(Enclosures)
a, '.g,'•° x W. C. Morse R. W. Morse
fix p odtren i' L;.A.S.C..E. A.Y.L..S.C_E.
1� ilrr; ; -t om, "_ gig • W. C. MORSE CO.
Y"'trri r'4'+h Consulting Engineers
xs� t'tly Seattle, hash.
November 18, 1943
C rage,vks L Crown Zollerbach Corp.
Fort Townsend, 7iashington
Gentlemen: r,ttentlon: L"u•. L. W. Erickson
}yfq)"t Agreeable to your instructions I made an examination, on Saturday, October.'0,
',T of the continuous wood pipe line that supplies the Crown Zellerbach pulp mill at
Port Townsend with water.
This examination was made in company with Lir. Schaeffer who is in charge of
limJ °j 'y the pipe line maintenance.
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l'r ;kNEr•"� ' Seven excavations had been made that exposed the pipe for its full circum-
ference. These openings were spaced to cover slightly over one mile of the line
between the storage lake and the mill. The overall distance between lake and mill
is between seven and eight miles.
I i Stay I ; "a The uniform condition of the pipe where exposed was such as to
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vd st K probability that the entire line is in e.nproximatoly the same condition.
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The pipe line consists of an untreated continuous wood stave pipe having a
30-inch diameter (inside). This line has been in place fifteen years.
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