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Minutes of Regular Session of April 2, 1946, continued:
UNFINISHED AND NEW BUSINESS
RE: Clean Up Week
Councilman Sullivan requested that the customary spring clean up week be observed,
and recomcended the week of May 12 to 18 in as much as the annual Ti dodandron Festival was
scheduled to be observed shortly thereafter. Councilman Sullivan also suggested and re-
quested that the local press endeavor to publicize this undertaking to the best of their
abilities and facilities. It was mutually agreed that this occasion be observed, but no
legislative action was taken by the council upon the matter.
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q Re: Oiling Program
Councilman Mueller reported that the tentative approved street y. surfacin program for the year 1946 had been set up, and the preliminary estimate of cost totaled �14,386.67.
However one portion of the contemplated work had been deleted for which the sum of $263.75
had been estimated and the over-all estimate would therefor be reduced in that amount.
Councilman Mueller moved that the street committee of the council be impowered to
negotiate with the Jefferson County Commissioners with a view to obtaining contribution of
r county funds for the prosecution of this program as has been customary in the past; such
meeting to be scheduled for 10:30 AM, Friday following.
This motion was seconded by Councilman Steele.
City Engineer Lay explained to the council at this time the basis upon which the
estimates for this gears program had been determined.
The motion of Uouncilman Mueller above stated was put to vote and declared carried.
RE: Poles in Street
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Councilman Mueller inquired as to action taken upon the matter of utility poles
assertedly now located outside the curb at the intersection of Tyler and Lawrence Streets
which had been referred to the City Engineer at the last regular session. City Engineer La
reported that the investigation disclosed that the poles in question were actually now lo-
cated in the traveled area and presented a blue -print sketch showing actual location as
determined by measurement. It was moved by Councilman Mueller and seconded by Councilman
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Carroll that the City Clerk by directed to request the utility companies
to move their poles to some point inside the curb line. Motion carried.
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ADJOURNMENT
There being no further business before the council for their consideration at this
time, it was moved by Councilman Carroll and seconded by Councilman Gleason that the
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council do now adjourn. Motion carried.
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April 16, 1946
The CITY COUNCIL of the City of Port Townsend, Washington, met in regular session this
16th day of April, 1946 at 7:30 otclock P. M., in the Council Chambers of the City Hall,
Mayor H. E. Anderson presiding.
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, Officers answering present to roll call were as follows: Mayor, H. E. Anderson;
S,;f wy ah City Attorney, W. J. Daly; City Clerk, C. F; Christian; and Councilmen A. Benedetto Dennis
Sullivan, J. M. Carroll, and Geo k. Mueller. Councilmen Steele and Gleason arrived during
rr:'prt ii`st,Frj,s j' s s, the session and Councilman William Lammers Sr. was excused from attendance.
�� �iRv it 'r` t'i fin,•• ? r Y STUDE14TS WELCOMED
Mayor Anderson took occasion to welcome'to the session Mr. Ace Griffiths of the staff
of the local schools and a group of students.
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it, why tr?���'K7tit'sY <„t r�iy,a+{ The minutes. of the previous session were read, and it was thereupon moved by Councilman
Mueller and seconded by Councilman Benedetto that the minutes be accepted as read. Motion
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, Gleason Arrives
Councilman H. E. Gleason arrived during the reading of the minutes and assumed his
s"` x t�N..G'rw�.rSY' chair.
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REPORTS OF OFFICERS
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�� <� SKrtfrk The monthly report of the City Treasurer for the month of March, 1946 was presented
and read and referred to the committee on Finance and Claims.
Chief of Police
The monthly report of the Chief of Police for the month of March, 1946 showing arrests
1 "ttft'j,,,r and disposition of cases was presented and outlined and was referred to the committee of
Police and License.
yk^ri 'vx Water Superintendent
The monthly report of the water superintendent for the month of March, 1946 was present j
pis, s z and read and referred to the committee on Water and Drainage.
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p t of the water superintendent showing flow of water through the main line mete
oaf=a�i{Sxt� for the week ending April 15, 1946 and the Crown Zellerbach Corporation 20" meter for the
reek ending April 6, 1946 was presented and read and referred to the committee of Water and
�.i,,t'; Drainage.
BUILDING PERLIITS
,Y Various requests for building permits were presented, read, and acted upon as follows:
From (Mrs) Wilhelmine Siebenbaum, to -wit
April 5, 1946
Honorable Mayor & City Council
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3"s81 rx�ofi 'firs' entlemen: Permission is requested to renew and remodel the entrance to the "Delmonico."
��s '•Ery jy he estimated cost of this will be about $40.00.
' � 3� �`�, k Respectfully yours,
47i" + (Mrs.) Wilhelmine Siebenbaum
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By: A. W. Weber
Permit Granted
It was moved by Councilman Benedetto and seconded by Councilman Sullivan that permit
a granted as per the foregoing request. Motion carried.
From Hetzel & Witheridge, to -wit:
April 16, 1946
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r( Gentlemen: Permission is requested to erect a garage, 161 x 241 on our property on Lots 6,
'r m r lock 41 original townsite. Estimated cost of matterials $200.00; walls will be constructed
st f cement block & roof of corrugated Galvanized iron
Yours respectfully
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Hetzel & Wltheridge
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