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Home My WebLink About00402 SESSION OF SF.p,l,rVBL•R 17. 1946. conjaD.UgL.1 A 1 t F r d.1 ..� i i rr 148_ _ ,r t" ,C-. r. •i S 3 _1 , MJ l J� i f ' .+ c • ( iiZNUT%S OI' RF.CULAfi SESSION OF SF.p,l,rVBL•R 17. 1946. conjaD.UgL. Port Townsend, Washington From F. R. W. Stevens, to -snit: September 11, 1946 c� Honorable Mayor and City Council Port Townsend, Washington Gentlemen: Permission is requested to make general repairs to my dwelling situate 212 Taft Street; at an estimated cost of approximately $300.00 for materials. Respectfully submitted, - F. R. 7i. Stevens From G. A. Campbell, to -wit: Port Townsend, 77ashington September 10, 1946 Honorable idayor and City Council Port Townsend, 7fashington t .+ Gentlemen: Permission is requested to build an addition 9' x 16' to my dwelling situate 630 Roosevelt Street; at an estimated cost of approximately 5150.00 for zz materials. Respectfully submitted, ......wr G. A. Campbell Permits Granted. It was moved by Councilman Gleason, and seconded by Councilman Sullivan, that permits be granted in accordance with the foregoing applications. Motion carried. t i r n 3 • r,��,ri.� ,� COiCtvtUIlICel'1'IONS. �f From Post No. 26, American Legion, to -wit: Port Townsend, 'ilashington ' , September 16, 1946 L:ayor Harry Anderson & City Council Port Townsend City Hall ' ( r Port Townsend, 71ashington F teJ \J Deer Sir: Port Townsend Post No. 26 of the American Legion cordially invites ,you and the �s City Council and your families to the Legion open meeting on 'Wednesday, September lath, t at the U.S.O. Hall at 8 P.L' - There will be a public installation of the officers of Post Townsend Post and the Auxiliary. I,,r. Cecil Owens of Bremerton, our district commander, will be the lnstallint officer for the Legion, and Lars. Arthur Blair of Port Angeles, the district president yt' of the Legion Auxiliary will install the Ladies Auxiliary. An enjoyable program has 3 rrn� been arranged. Thank you, and we hope to see you all on 7.ednesday night at 8P..Y. Sincerely yours, Ur+ x Yk Dr. Goo. Bangerter 111 C C L: i (! A N D E R Mayor Anderson urged the attendance at the meeting of all who could possibly do so, and Councilman Mueller moved that the Council go on record as accepting thLs invitation tendered, with thanks. This motion was seconded by Councilman Sullivan, and carried by voice vote of the members present. s _ From Port Townsend Chamber of Commerce,to Port Townsend, Washington s September 11, 1946 City Council Port Townsend, 7lashinSton Gentlemen: The Port Townsend Chamber of Commerce swishes to go on record as favoring the estab- lishment E'r! six• nor•t i:: Jefferson County. lishment o_ n o C tf. L' It has further been resolved that they wish to adopt resolution to memorialize the 1 Jefferson County Co}rmianioners for the creation of an airport district including all or jpart of Jefferson County and inclusive of the boundaries of the City of Port Townsend. 1 it was further resolved that they memorialize the Port Townsend City Council the above motion and that they become a party to the forming of a joint City County airport district. \ Port Townsend Chamber of Corm:erce ii SD. :::. Adkisson, Secretary i L.ayor Anderson called upon County -City Engineer J. T. Lay to provide such information as he might have upon the matter presented in the foregoing communication. I:r. Lay ,tvted n Chet it was desirable to secure an location for an air field to serve thin area in -as- °' '3{ ,uch as the equipment to be used by the air line commencing service to this district would not be able to use the present field because of its inadequate si ze. State law now provide: J - { L t e t a � F t,YrA I i-. i:� 1 �..., �, .4 L•.. 0 K.,x}� fR . .:... .�`.? i ! t. 149 1j{ f for the creation of airport districts either whollywithout the limits of Incorporated citie 1't or in conjunction therewith. It vies felt by those interested that a combined dity-county Y ' air port district visa most desirable. 1 i Councilman ILueller inquired as to whether provision was made for a new taxing authority or if funds would be derived from the normal tax sources of city and county. :[r. Lay stated that under the law the district would be empowered to levy up to a maximum of three mills. He stated further that the cstime+ted cost of an airport of the necessary size would be, in round figures, $150,000.00, of which the Federal Government visa empowered to provide not to -, exceed 50 of the construction cost and 25% of the cost of the site acquired. Further �i „ ma)Q&ing funds might be provided by the State at a later date, but none were available at this time. A short discussion upon the various phases of this matter followed, terminated by the 1 r, Mayor's referral to the Finance Committee and City Attorney for investigation and later report. R SK JIB 4+M' Yia `f � 43 r � 3 � •-!��Port Townsend, September 17, 1946 �Ke"Y City Council Y tk k M SY 1_ `. �� l 1�AA'•'�r4�.4J1 �SJy. 'u2� }vxl t e City of Fort Townsend kbY�4" AWi+ VMW, J f �ef�� „"M1 , iR Yl++.(4++�fY}ry,.% _ I AJ,Y�.0 t• 1 l'l4]j.•tSS3h •F'eU 'fY!T}'4tiv=+��% fif,.-y bR'i ✓f9 - • i across 7.1ashing- •requested ' r'd3f•3�'•y.iJ3t ton street between • - ` t !i1yY3Ingthe y}Ji t�.!y �.77 )Y, frr,h( Port ofFortTownsend Yacht Haven with i building known nr �!. .(h'3,!r4t3}•S^G}Rt�{�LiR :i 3 • Cannery located •--ly onef block 168 of Hasting's Second Additior `47�1r�'ilY 5-1'i�,+W'4rrb4'.y1��F i 7v • • to the • owner • _ a,FortCommissionhasInd building and _ 1 1 to construct a slip in the yacht haven. Your attention and consideration lFundersigned of this matter will be greatly appreciated. Respectfully Tony DeLco Y w''('Si•US 1 A ry r' M JSIF'G",�•`e `ct`I PermissionGranted. 3 Al A- b T'' }Ila'y � fEi'Y4,�'-��5' '-&+ lR�t t 3 ! + '•v, 'I • • e • •' i r t,F,r'rs„t p`f Lmission .CYrf}t +iyt VYIS>'+>3 requested by _ • • - granted. Motion carried. f i ( tit +�Y•r F4 1•'bX��{ ti3City Attorney Daly recommendedyy99 precedingseeksbe "i v Yy�.x�� ar+, o- sr +u. fi� + ✓�i»fs dh informed that • property • • created.The accept- �'1ll ". T?-. Y'yY( r"f Yid •l'{ ., i�N ance of this provision in the motion vies seeer.45 by all councilmen pi -esent. S„ i2 From James F. Sorrels, 4 r .1?Sj(4`G'Yy T•4�JF' . ✓f ''J kr F r ''.r 4 3+r!''✓t`2 'ir=4S•Port Townsend, + 7 �� {i` Ti ar 3.i YjC ^1 September 3Ub , it 3>'�, , rK✓'s{vl r a;� R AND CITY COUNCIL OF PORT TOW iSEND, WASHINGTON, TO THE EONO%AB1.E Y.AYO. Nupayment COUNTY OF JEFFERSON tau 1f In as much as I : -• the City Attorney over and over to make adjustments 2f 1u - and onto my property from the proposed road going through same, t9Yi�sJ'c••lYy5�C „k1�at ' • •- i ,l 3�4 The City • rney wi • te me while I was In Alaska asking me not • • • the S1estL�µ th y., 'jf 7Cf'�•)M4I '�')„ Y !-M1„l: i • • - : • damages rr • proposed v aYt)q:f,%t� � r t4yj' am now asking r this adjustment reimbursement and I aim to get some kind •• •please u of adjustment. I am, therefore, asking the City Council to take steps in which the z+tF-ra F�•-,.,^f'y�y;7�a'l1'1 a Y.y: ty�Pc c adjustment • something c yfiy, y4 FFi s { X9, y. �. • b f• 4 r Respectfully, � j,2i��.�"aA+ f•4'1�'h3. 'i sue^ S ( ryJames Following• of • i • was ORDINANCES AND RESOLUTIONS. , a "Sims Way" Designation Ordinance. + A proposed ordinance providing for the official designation of a certain street or way .,• as Sims ;ley was presented and read in full at this time for the first reading, as follows: �rr��:g,S*x • ORDINANCE NO. If A• AN ORDINANCE of the City of Port Townsend naming and designating a certain street or way therein. s r THE CITY COUNCIL OF 'fIIE CITY OF PORT TOS i]SEND DO ORDAIN AS FOLLO'.^.S: x u Section 1. That portion of State Road No. 9 within the City of Port Townsend from its intersection with 'Rater and 'Nalker streets to the westerly limits of said "+• city be and the same in hereby named and designated 11SIMS 'RAY". X , i Section 2. That the proper officers of the City of Port Townsend are hereby a„ authorized and directed to correct the official map of said city so as to conformkv ; F