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Minutes of hegular Session of City Council, July 2, 1946 (continued) —
Benedetto, Sullivan and Mueller voted in the affirmative, and Councilmen Gleason and Carro
voted in the negative and motion was declared carried.
Re: Policemen over Sixty-five
Councilman Benedetto introduced the matter of replacing members of the police force
who had attained the age of 65 years or thereabouts, and stated that he felt that such men
were in capable of properly performing police duties, and that the Council should request
the resignation of such persons. Councilman Gleason stated that in such matters, it would
be the duty of the Committee on Police and Licenses to make recommendations to the Mayor,
who is the appointing power for the Police Department.
ADJ OURNhT-:NT
There being no further business before the Council for their consideration, it was
moved by Councilman Mueller, and seconded by Councilman Gleason, that the Council do now
adjourn. Motion carried.
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MINUTES OF REGULAR SESSION OF CITY COUNCIL; July 16, 1946
July 16, 1946
The CITY COUNCIL of the City of Port Townsend, Washington, met in regular session
the 16th day of July, 1946, at 7:30 o'clock P.M. in the Council Chambers of the City Hall, q
Mayor H. E. Anderson presiding.
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ROLL CALL
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Officers and members answering present to roll call were as follows: Mayor H. E.
Anderson, City Attorney W. J. Daly, City Clerk C. F. Christian, and Councilmen A. Benedetto'
Dennis Sullivan, J. hi. Carroll, and George F. Mueller. Councilmen H. E. Gleason and Ralph
H. Steele arrived during the session and Councilman William Lammers Sr. was excused from
attendance.
MINUTES OF PREVIOUS SESSION
Gleason and Steele Arrive
Councilmen H..E..Gleasdn and Ralph H. Steele arrived during the reading of the ,
Minutes and assumed -their duties.
The Minutes of the previous session were read in full and it was thereupon moved by
Councilman Mueller and seconded -by Councilman Steele that the Minutes be approved as read.
Notion carried.
REPORTS OF OFFICERS:
City Treasurer
The monthly report of the City Treasurer for the month of June, 1946, was presented
and read and was referred to the Committee on Finance and Claims.
BUILDING PERMITS
From George L. Gunn, to -wit:
Port Townsend, Washington
July 15, 1946
is Honorable Mayor and City Council
Port Townsend, Washington
Gentlemen: Permission is requested to erect a concrete block store building, 1001 r. 150t,
on my property situate Lots 2, 4, 6, and 8, Block 132, Original Townsite; at an estimated
cost of approximately $6,000.00 for materiels.
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Respectfully submitted,
GEOR GE L. GUNN
by Mrs. George L. Gunn
It was moved by Councilman Mueller, and seconded by Councilman Benedetto that the
going request for a Building Permit be referred to the Committee on Building & Miscell
Motion carried.
COM:,:UNICATIONS
From 1,7illiam Arild Johnson and Associates, to -wit:
Everett, 'Vashington
City Council July 3, 1946
Port Townsend, I4ashington
Gentlemen: Thank you for the opportunity of meeting with you on July 2. j
Please consider us for the architectural work
on you proposed fire station and pos-
sible improvements to your city hall. VIe have always majored in public buildings of all
kinds. 7,e are recognized architects in this type of work as we have at g esent engaged as
architects for all the work for the city of Everett, including fire station, equipment j
buildings, and park buildings; the new city hall and fire station in Darrington; new city
hall and fire station for Earysville; and a complete civic center for Mount Vernon includ-
ing city hall, fire station, auditorium and library.
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Te want to emphasize that financing of public work is of paramount importance. ".,'e have,
been very helpful to our clients in expediting state approvals, finances, etc., because of
our familiarity with the departments and commissions in Olympia, and we are personally well r
acquaiinted with the officials, particularly the ones from Everett. '.7s were recently helpful'
in getting a large mabching fund for a school.
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I also wish to point out that we would be able to give good service and close attention.
to your problems because of having other jobs in Port Townsend and we will be In town fre-
quently. j.
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We will be glad to give you any references you wish, but for the present, please feel
free to call on any of the city officials in Everett, all of whom are well acquainted with
our integrity and our ability. Mayor Herlry Arends, Commissioner L. B. Unzelman, Commis-
sioner Arvid C. Johnson, City Clerk John Sugars. Please consider us at your service.
Sincerely yours, II
"'fILLIAY ARILD JOHNSON & ASSOCIAT.
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