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Minutes of hepular Session of August 6 1946, continued �tY�h,`y, ;,rj'r3$ y q y present who might wish to make objection to
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e. F fy .} s t` - _ the proposed vacation.
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This rdinance being of an emergont nature must, by law, lay over to the next regular Ft , vl'rt f3 !t, City Attorney Daly asked fi.r. Boren, Chairman of the Board of County Commissioners,
session foi final action. ' Tau+{Ii`' >.• who was present, when the county plannedd to commence work on the proposed removal of
4 the fill and construction of the playfield. i,:r. Boren stated that work was to commence
]arking Yeter Ordinance for 3rd reading. vf� , ar+5 <3 'JtiS nr, at the earliest possible date in order that it might be completed, if possible, before the
_ ` • Ns;r ',� t i s,,r t t fall rains begin.
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An or Linance providing for the regulation of Parking, and the installation and control,e
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of parking meters, which was read in full for the first and second readings at previous ' :fir �gV' �w: s � ^z` ` t '`• Y Y Y
1 a � r s ,.�� . tx , , ; f City Attorney Dal stated that to the best of his knowledge no thought had been given
sessions aid is incorporated, in full, in the minutes of the regular session of July 2, 104 , to the removal of surface water that now drains into this area. 1;ayor Anderson asked L•s.
was presented for the third reading at this time. wY a p�ui` +,i�.wfi„n, J. T. Lay, County and City Engineer, for his opinion upon the matter. Kr. Lay stated that
so far as he had been able to ascertain, to date, the area was too low to permit d�iaege
' �y+ ' g y gravity, and that it would probably be necessary to install a sump with a pump
It via moved by Councilman Gleason, and seconded by Councilman Carroll, that the third } .,�T�,ri,,, � �.� , drainage b rnvit �
reading be by title only. Unon roll call vote, all five councilmen present voted in that and a storm sewer to remove this ureter.
affirmat_v • and motion vise declared carried.
,a,f ,e, j ,rFi Attorney Daly remarked that he did not wish to appear to be trying to block the plena
The proposed ordinance visa read by title only for the third reading, and it was there- )?1' 9,rY �,FiC I°+ ,u;rr (3x;y, of the Board of Commissioners, bg�t he did £eel that likely difficulties should be carefully
upon moved by Councilman Carroll, and seconded by Councilman Sullivan, that the ordinance considered prior to the beginning of construction of such a j g p
do now pas . Upon roll call vote, Councilmen Sullivan and Carroll voted in the affirmative lv" r,s p' g g project as is bean loaned
and Counci men Benedetto, Steele, and Gleason voted in the negative, and motion was declare,& aM ` for this location.
lost. It was moved by Councilman Carroll, and seconded by Councilman Benedetto, that the
matter of the proposed vacation lay over to the next regular session; and that i4r. Lay
(tK„ prepare plans and specifications for the removal of surface water, and the cost thereof,
e: Markin of Parkin Spaces. tw z +< �'
�t `Vk s f �a for presentation at that time. :lotion carried.
Counc lman Sullivan moved that the City Street Dept. be directed to mark off and paint
individual parking spaces in the business district. After short discussion Councilman` %' 4 iyti b4`
Sullivan withdrew his motion and the matter was referred to the Committee on Streets for Re: public Rest Rooms.
rappLt at later session.
t"r��r•• � `�'r,rr Councilman Sullivan again introduced the question of the construction of public rest
rooms by the city, and as the council was informed that a delegation ofthe Port Townsend
"t. Salmon Club was present and ready to make certain recommendations upon this subject, Mayor
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Anderson invited a representative of the delegation to address the council.
e: Madison Street Vacation hearing. Mr. Bruce Blevins, acting as spokesman, stated that the Salmon Club owned the property
This sing the time and place designated for the public hearing upon the proposed !°, � a? t ` } Y r4,7, at the iwo
principaat the l civic namely the Rhododendron Festival and thecorner of the intersection of Water and Salmooe nDerby,
vacation o that portion of Ltadison Street between Washington and Jefferson Streets, the air 1r x ;,� h°- rk P , Y ° Y,
City Clerkread aloud the notice of hearing and affidavit of posting, us follows: the public in this vicinity; that the Sallcson Club s funds were pretty well used up for
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g the derby; and that the Club members and *officers Believed that public rest rooms
AFFIDAVIT OF POSTING #� "x„{ +a, could be established on the club property or on Monroe Street adjacent, and should the city
ty� erg vki; provide funds for purchase of the necessary materials, the construction and maintenance
would be taken care of b, the Salmon Club. Discussion disclosed the fact that there now is
STATEOF ViJEFFERSON ) i1' Fi� tb ; a service line from the main sevrer to the salmon club property.
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CITY OF PORT TOTiNSEND) Councilman Sullivan moved that this matter be referred to the Building Committee, but
� 'f„� ��d }(w��•�!+ »4 ,>'�c the motion did not receive a second.
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State of Washington; hat he posted noticed thannexed of whichis a full true ,
and correct cony, in the following places in the said City of Port Townsend, ) tz9f yh i It wasmoved by Councilman Carroll, and seconded by Councilman Steele, that the city
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sh ngton, as follows: �x 'q§o 'f<< forrtheiconstruate ctiontofo ublicdrest00.00 roomsoonthonroepose of Street psouthiof A ter Street, assls
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One at the front door of the City Hall in the City of Port Townsendr".zitrR'�+,i lined in the above proposal. Discussion of the motion brought forth comment on the breakage
One at the front door of the Jefferson County Court House; a 4ti,zY. `(��`'"of rest room fixtures in rest rooms maintained by business establishments. Upon roll call
One on the bulletin board at the corner of Taylor and '.'star Streets At zcr'c,j1 iF` vote on Councilman Carroll°s motion, all five councilmen present voted in the affirmative
in said city; and s °� 3T r + and motion was declared carried.
One at each end of the part of street sought to be vacated; a, '`;'3z,$rF 1. Councilman Sullivan stated that it was his opinion that for normal day to day use they
That such posting was made on the 5th day of July, 1946. Sy �'� Zinc' , should be public rest rooms available near the center of the business district, and the
� sy �,y xly st Y.ayor referred the matter to the Health Committee, to confer with Mr. Lockhart for the
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drawing of plans for same.
C. F. Christian
Suds ribed and sworn to before me this 6th day of August, 1946. Re: Budget Estimates.
V,. J. Daly Yayor Anderson announced as follows:"The second Monday in August will be upon us
I;ashington, residing atrPort Townsen % rxxsr �rtL• ` y within the nest few days.
I desire to call attention to all elective officers and departmental heads that their
NOTICE OF TILE AND PLACE OF Y:EAhI;IG respective budget estimated should be in the hands of the City Clerk by at least that day.
IN THE I:ATTER OF TIU VACATION OF 8::' As I have warned repeatedly in the past - this is a solemn responsibility that we ovre
HART OF A CERTAIN STREET the citizens of the city. JUST ,iHY can°t.we perform our trust.
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THE BOARD OF COUNTY COEI:ISSIONERS FOR JEFFERSON COUNTY having filed with the So that there can be no uncertainty -- I intend to refuse to recognize salary warrants
City Council of the City of F'prt Townsend, Jefferson County, lashington, a petition upon the face thereof where there is a lackin bud et but will insist upon the statutory
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reou sting the vacation of n part of s certain street within said Oityp to -,.,.,it: Za,
'tu10.00 per day penalty for failure to file with the time allots.' by law.
That portion of ::adison Street lying between the:�-
norhterly line of 'Nashington Street and the
southerly line of Jefferson Street. K,r << `r " ADJOURNI.TNT.
There being, no further business before the council for their consideration at this
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
time, it was moved* by Councilman Carroll, and seconded by Councilman Steele, that the
That pursuant to a Motion duly made, seconded and passed by the City Council i"hsY fi, Council do now adjourn. i,iotion carried.
of the City of Port Townsend on the 25th day of June, 1946, the said Petition will
be hard at the hour of 7:30 o'clock P.M., or as soon thereafter as practicable, ram'
on Tiesday, the 6th day of August, 1946, in the Council Chambers of the City Hall r„If.s s7�k� y,c
of tie City of Port Townsend, Jefferson County, 4'lashington; when and where any ac}°, ,,
hers n or persons may appear and make exceptions or objections to the proposed vacation.4`0/4, g Attest: ,ayor
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IN WITHESS %�TEREOF, 'have hereunto set my hand and affixed the Official ,,rx: {% �St%•�sr - k j ` t � ��'�f' •�-
Seal of m • officd this 5th day of Jul 1946. �" 5, tyr, y,7N:r(a l',
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