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Home My WebLink About00419 MINUTES OF PREVIOUS SESSION. (9)182 Third Readina and Passaae The proposed ordinance was read by title only for the third reading, and it was there- upon moved by Councilman Gleason, and seconded by Councilman Benedetto, that the ordinance do now pass. Upon roll call vote, all six councilmen present voted in the affirmative and motion was declared carried. UNFINISHED AND NEW BUSINESS Re: Coin Machine Ordinance City Attorney Daly presented at this time a preliminary draft of an ordinance providing for licensing by the city of all coin operated machines or devices operated within the city with certain exceptions as ordered by the council at the last regular session. Discussion was held upon various provisions of the ordinance as provided in this draft and the wishes of the council in each matter noted by the City Attorney. Re: Disposal of City Hall Salvage Mayor Anderson stated that Mr. Lockhart, who is in charge of the work of repairs to the city hall building, had advised him that there would be varying quantities of salvaged materials remaining upon completion of the work contemplated. The Mayor asked for expressio: by the council relative to methods of and authority for disposal of the surplus salvaged materials. Following a discussion it was moved by Councilman Gleason, and seconded by Councilman Carroll, that Mr. Lockhart be given authority to dispose of surplus salvaged materials in such a manner as he shall deem to be to the best interests of the city. Upon roll call vote all six councilmen present voted in the affirmative, and motion visa declared carried. Re: Foreman's Salary An arson Mayor introduced the matter of salary for the superintendent in charge of the project for city hall repairs, stating that no rate of salary had been set for guidance of officials preparing warrants. After discussing the matter briefly, it was moved by Councilman Gleason, and seconded by Councilman Steele, that the salary of the superintendent in charge be established at the rate of $350.00 per month. Upon roll call vote, all six councilmen present voted in the affirmative, and motion was declared carried. Sanitarian Present Mayor Anderson inquired of Mr. Donald A. Morrison, sanitarian of the Olympic Health District, who was present at the session, if there were any remarks which he would like to make to the council at this time. Mr. Morrison stated that although he had not done so in the past, his plans celled for attendance at at least one council meeting each month in order that he might be able to answers such questions about the activities of the health department as members of the coun- cil might wish to present. Councilman Steele inquired as to the present operation of the local theatres with re- spect to health standards, and Mr. Morrison stated that conditions were as satisfactory as could be expected in the type of structures occupied by the theatres. Councilman Sullivan stated that it had been his privilige to observe many of the activi ties of Yr. Morrison in connection with his work with the health departmenv, and he wished t commend Mr. Morrison for the manner in which he carried out his duties. Re: Surface Water Drainage City Engineer J. T. Lay reported that drain the for the diversion of surface waters from the Jefferson and Monroe Street gutters were now installed and would be in operation upon completion of the manholes and catch basins required for proper maintenance of these lines. Re: Patrolman's Hours Councilman Benedetto stated that recently a number of boys had caused considerable damage to the Taylor Street terrace during the noon hour (12 to 1 o'clock), and he felt that this should be taken care of by maintaining a patrolman on duty at this time of day. This matter was referred to the Committee on Police and License. ADJOURNMENT There being no further business to present before the council for their consideration, it was moved by Councilman Sullivan, and seconded by Councilman Steele, that the council do now adjourn. Motion carried. -mayor ATTEST: 0 S L J C Port Townsend, Washington December 3, 1946. The CITY COUNCIL of the City of Port Townsend, YZashington, met in regular session this 3rd day of December, 1946, at 7:30 o'clock P.M., in the Council Chambers of the City Hall, Mayor H. E. Anderson presiding. ROLL CALL. Officers and members answering present to roll call were as follows: Mayor, H. E. Ander son; City Attorney, W. J. Daly; City Clerk, C. F. Christian; and Councilmen Dennis Sullivan, J. M. Carroll, Geo. F. xueller, and A. Benedetto, Councilmen Ralph H. Steele and H. E. Gleason arriv4$g during the session. Councilman Wm. Lammers Sr. was excused from attendance Mayor Anderson took.this opportunity to express to the city officials and employees, for himself and Mrs. Anderson, their thanks for the gift tendered them on their fiftieth wedding anniversary. MINUTES OF PREVIOUS SESSION. Councilman Gsllason arrives. Councilman Gleason arrived during the reading of the minutes and assumed his duties. The minutes of the previous session were read, and upon completion thereof it was moved by Councilman Mueller, and seconded by Councilman Sullivan that the minutes be approved as written. Motion carried. BILLS AND CLAIMS. Bills against the city, as audited and recommended for payment by the finance committee were presented and read, as follows: Upon the Current Expense Fund, to -wit: City Councilmen November, Attendance Pay $ 55.00 The Pacific Tel. & Tel. Co. Phone services 25.84 Lowman & Hanford Co. Office Supnlies, City 'Press. 3.46 The Steck Company It It , City Clerk 6.97 Jefferson County Auditor Election expenses 670.51 Olympic Hdwe. & Furn. Co. Supplies, City Hall & Garbage Dept. 153.78 Building Supply Co. City Hall Supplies 110.32 Shell Oil Co., Inc. Stove U11 & Gasoline 145.36 Bane Hardware Supplies, City Hall & Garbage Dept. 6.09 City 'Press.' Petty Cash bund Stamps & Supplies 7.43 0. B. Lockhart Labor, City Hall Repair 129.88 Daniel S. Cameron " " 146.66 Chas E. Harmer It " 98.82 Lewis Emporium Supplies, City Hall & Garbage Dept. 15.17 R. H. Winters Supplies & Service, City Hall Repair 21.63 Geo. D. Pinneo Services, Lelief Patrolman 63.92 Pedersen's Service Police Car service 9.21 Thomas Motors " it Repair 9.11 Dollar's Garage " " " 17.66 Carl roster " " " 9.60 Buhler Motor Co. " " " 14.16 Eisenbeis Stationery Office Supplies, Police De}t . 2.37 Warshals Sporting Goods Co. Police Dept. supplies 4.82 &lasell Insurance Agency Bond Premium, Chief of Police 5.00 P.T. Volunteer Fire Dept. Services at fires 42.00 Alpha Baker Secy. services, Civil Service Comm. 20.00 The Leader Co., Inc. Publishing, Civil Service Comm. 7.05 Jefferson County Auditor Oct. -Nov, payment, Olympic Health Dist. 100.00 Albert Guntley Labor, Garbage Dept. 27.36 Tale Thompson" It " 7.89 Al Smith Garage Equip. Repair, Garbage Dent. 17.05 Olberg's Supplies, Sewer Dept. 7.31 Harvey S. Christian Engineering, Street Light Project 37.50 State 'Treasurer Nov., industrial insurance 20.94 First American National Bank Nov., "'.ithholding Tax 346.90 upon the O1ymp&c Gravity Water rund, to -wit: Glenice I. Ward Nov., Residual Readings Marian E. Cash Clerical Services Richfield Service Truck Supplies Stabler Motor Co. It It Olympic Hdwe. Co. Supplies Hane Hardware " Standard Oil Co. of Calif. %erosend Pennsylvania Salt Mfg. Co. Chlorine & Ammonia State Treasurer Nov,, Ind. Insurance First American National Hank Nov., Withholding Tax Total ...... $ $ Total ...... $ 25.00 36.10 3.65 5.46 1.09 1.04 9.75 95.91 4.37