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Home My WebLink About00387 Minutes of Re;rulnr session of June 25, 1946, (continued)n -� L,jW�''� I �`•7�ryJR'v tili(.'4I",'Yp:s;'z,�'x�i-� � -• �w ` •; V i' M �n �.Fs+; �rk� Minutes of Re;rulnr session of June 25, 1946, (continued) Minutes f Regular Session of June 2 ( continued) o n 5 1946 cont nue n h ,� •y.'f .§l �i YY iv1f Y•yjG a 3tr �... ADJOURNMENT EiESOLUfI011 ;,y �. ,�'w'a�iE�izf, c,w,�.. There being no further business before the Council for their consideration at this +^ ' time it was moved b Councilman Steele and seconded b Councilman Gleason that the 1, WHEREAS, the CITY OF PORT TO'...NSEND (herein called the "Applicant") has the "' ' Y � Y basic legal authority and plans to undertake construction within ears of a y4 k � a' S4i �` Council do now adjourn. Motion carried. . i E Y P Y Public -"h'I%t r .: Wit; *N� i , `. •y works consisting of SEWER SYSTE:d FOR H PART OF THE CITY WITHIN THE-Sth & 6th PRECINCTS 3•uz! �' �. r s THEREOF OR A USEFUL MT THEREOF AS DESCRIBED IN THE APPLICATION OR ATTACHMENTS THERETO,� yy'+'" '''�2 'r - •`y�� q� '�+Y K` lJt,x� z7�' AND ?,J"q�`h'sl}' r�-F kw7 k ..J' jj.i 23c" Flk Yr� +l �' 8 O 2. l7HEREAS, said public works conforms to the Appliennt's over-all plans for public , A �. r' -`�k .,�`�Y��r'�� y •� improvements, andf 3. 1SHEREAS the Applicant can and intends to provide sufficient monies and has the PP P Au4 i•, basic legal authority to finance the construction of such public works, or a useful unit ,t,{ �a^ { y Na, 1,;14 ti'_ Attest: thereof, but does not now., have sufficient available monies with which to make advance ,�'�) provision therefor, and . ( Clerk 4. 7.'HEREAS the law and rules and regulations of the Federal Government n ins '�i a Eu pertaining Y to advance planning of public works have been carefully reviewed, including the povisions �c r+,gyp*�iryt�v 4;`� `r j �4 t'Ju'ie.S,4' �. t'SCeii✓ 4xY i"4rFi ' 1 thereof pertaining to repayment of any advances made thereunder, ;- r-��AA;��r;�-�-h�axF,,,,t,, J 4��'^,�'eit :�i•�+..'l�S �� ii,z Yf.•., a yp'v , 5. NW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED That the MAYOR OF SAID CITY is hereby authorized to submit such application or applications, furnish such information or data and enter into such contract or contracts to and with the Government, asmay be required to obtain .• xr�iy an advance of the necessary monies with vrhich to make advance provision for the construc- tion of the above mentioned public works, IT BEING UNDLRST00D SUCH ADVANCE ?;ILL BE REPAID IN FULL TO THE GOVERNMENT 1,12EN THE FIRST CONSTRUCTION OF SUCH PUBLIC 7:ORKS, OR A USEFUL UI4IT THEREOF, IS UNDERTAKEN OR STARTED. Resolution Adopted >J ,", x •3,�r.3 )j It was moved by Councilman Sullivan and seconded by Councilman Carroll that the a v foregoing resolution be adopted. Upon roll call vote of the members present, all six voted 1� in the affirmative and motion was declared carried.4yA f 1 w f• M1 (j Re: Olympic Health District meeting '-��,;��,.,�.., �''hsy.�,, Mayor Anderson stated that Dr. Benham, Health Officer in charge of the Olympic Health "� t District, had requested that this City appoint a representative to meet with representative of other Governmental agencies participating at Port Angeles, and the Mayor announced the }� 4.; �.� I appointment of Councilman Sullivan as a committee of one to represent this City at said .S ' meeting. k fy , Re: Public P,estrooms V �I Councilman Sullivan again introduced the matter of installation of public restrooms and was advised by the Mayor to inquire as to the findings of City Officials of Port�� Angeles upon his attendance at the aforementioned meeting in that City.fNAA (I Re: Parking I::etersxril .:1I Councilman Steele reported that considerable opposition i�rt p to the installation of park- •: ', �,� s�,r�3i3�; „�o,, .qq ing meters in the city was evident and inasmuch as many of the citizens of the City were present in the Council Chambers, it would be well if their expressions of opinion were heard. Amon . those ex ressin o ositlon to the installation off '# y' z E P g PP parking meters and their yr x�y Fw; myt��ti . reasons therefor were Mr. E. A. .:itherid e and Mr. Jack Broshear of guilcene Yr. Frank �" { Symonds representing the 6uilcene Grangag I:r. Bertil Kruse of @,uilcene, ;;r. S. T. Lake and Mill �'yRG�� Yr. Clark Aldrich, who operate business houses in the uptown area, and Yr. George J. Acker- � ��rr��' (S S�J man representing the Veterans of Foreign 7:ars, Quileene Post, 1"h)�� Councilman Sullivan stated that the subject of parking meters in the City had been S~�" Ff}J I under discussion fora considerable period and that during said period the businessmen of vg�i�'�,t�p the city had not seen fit to be present and voice their opinions before the council, al-`a�T, i 'f thou considerable publicity had been Even the matter b the local " xT4 Bh P Y B Y paper, Councilman+a.�tzd�rzyt Sullivan stated that he felt that interest should have been shown before definite action was taken by the Council. Mr. S. F. Lake stated that the merchants in the uptown business � ,A �7{2� r i � 1 district had not considered that their area would be effected by such installation and c h f�'a -,� . + therefore such merchants r` }, had not seen fit to be resent at `�,� p previous sessions, Councilman Carroll stated that the g'•�? purpose of the installation of parkin meters was to aid in the control of traffic; that the installation of said meters had been ordered for a trial period of six months and should they prove unsatisfactory, the meters would be removed at the termination of such that the matter be given a fair trial and an expression of approval or disapproval be made at approximately the termination of the trial period. Councilman Gleason stated that he felt that the segregation of uptown businessmen and downtown businessmen was entirely beside the question ` inasmuch as anything that was good for a portion of the City was of benefit to the entire City and vice versa,? It was moved by Councilman Steele and seconded by Councilman Gleason that the 1d. H. ' � �i'�`trvey�l`��+�r y't J •`�t' Rhodes Company, with whom the order for pirY.ing metershadbeen pendind,furthernotified considera- "r tAjl.1 telegraph to delay delivery and installation of parking meters tion by the City Council, Upon roll call vote, Councilmen Steele, Gleason and Benedetto �iywa)rtJ y s' voted in the affirmative and Councilmen Mueller, Sullivan and Carroll voted in the negative ) Frf;��'r; ty� and motion was declared lost. i` yu' sr ti; I. '�i�.y Bulldozer cancellation withdrawn ar/ ti? �r J fJs5s� ' 'nir�� Upon report by the City Clerk of the status of delivery upon the delivery of a bull dozer ordered by the City from the :':astern Tractor and Equipment Company, it -.-.,as moved by r ,k Councilman Mueller, and seconded by Councilman Benedetto that the cancellation of order c �Yf authorized by motion in the last regular session of the Council be withdrawn. Motion carried. 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