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Home My WebLink About00437 MINUTES 01.' REGULAR SESSION OF PEBRUARY 1B, 1947, continued.4 . G i MINUTES 01.' REGULAR SESSION OF PEBRUARY 1B, 1947, continued. ORDINANCE NO. 2I� AN ORDINANCE relating to the program of capital improvements within the City of Port Townsend and creating the "Port Townsend Street Lighting -State Development Fund" to receive funds allocated to said project by the ashington State Development Board. ^1iEREAS, the 7.1ashington State Development Board under authority of Chapter 255, Laws of "'.'ashington, 1945, has approved an allocation of $24,627.46, of state funds by outright grant for the purpose of aiding in a program of capital improvements within said city to consist of a modern street lighting system on certain streets of this city heretofore designated, and, CIREREAS, in order to make said state funds available, it is necessary that a special fund be created for said project, now therefore, THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF PORT TUNNSEND DO ORDAIN AS FOLLOWS: Section 1. Theve is hereby created in the City Treasury of the City of Port Townsend a special fund designated the "Port Townsend Street Lighting -State Development Fund" into which fund shall be paid all monies allocated by the Washington State Devel- opment Board under Chapter 255, Laws of Washington, 1945, as a grant to cover the con- struction cost of certain capital improvements within the City of Port Townsend to con- sist of a modern street lighting system to be installed on certain streets within said city heretofore designated, located and approved by the City Council. Expenditures fro said fund shall be under regulations as established by the 'Nashington State Development Board. Section 2. That this ordinance be published once in the Port Townsend Leader to b in force and take effect five (5) days from and after the date of such publication. PASSED by the City Council February _, 1947. APPROVED by the A:ayor February _, 1947. Mayor ATTEST: city clerk It was moved by Councilman Steele, and seconded by Councilman Mueller,that the first reading be considered as the second reading, and that the third reading be by title only. Upon roll call vote, all six councilmen present voted in the affirmative, and motion was declared carried. Third Reading and Passage The ordinance under consideration was read by title only for the third reading, and it was thereupon moved by Councilman Steele, and seconded by Councilman Gleason, that the ordinance do nor., pass. Upon roll call vote, all six councilmen present voted in the affirm- ative, and motion visa declared carried. UIIFIIIISHED AND 10'.' BUSINESS Bids to Furnish Police Car This being the date and time set for the consideration of sealed bids to provide the Police Department of the City of Port Townsend with a vehicle in accordance with the call for bids issued by the city, bids received were opened and read as follows: From Thomas Motors, to -writ: Port Townsend, Washington February 17, 1947 City of Port Townsend Police Dept. City Gentlemen: We herewith submit our bid for a Sedan Delivery for the Police Dept., as follows: 1 Sedan Delivery 6 Cyllinder $1290.26 State Sales 'fax 38.70 Total $1328.96 Standard Equipment: Oil Filter, Air Cleaner, Spare Tire & Tube 1 Sedan Delivery 8 Cyllinder $1350.57 State Sales Tax 40.52 $1391.09 Total Standard Equipment: oil Filter, Air Cleaner, Snare Tire & Tube Prices subject to change without notice and will be those in effect at time of de- livery. Delivery as soon as possible. Very truly yours, THOMAS 140TORS By C. S. Thomas r ., ..: .. OF REGULAR SESSION OF 1947. continued. M ,c��s.', �rft 1 �rY4x; �� 4 irt� From Buhler Motor Co., to -wit: �� ( zl.lprt L„ 2 v ��'r , 0� e -��s tPort TownsendFebruary,17,, 1947ton i9S+a4•,;i�-Fsrrf Y+ ,r x •.�a fhexx>'rar'.IYSi�ti� t rt �d r % )^ c iY �r R. BID ON SEDAN DELIVERY. K+w`v�'i:lxr �. + x: K+r v• % r fE{rl*raj CHEVROLET. t� �,Ei on type Regular Washington Stattax, Extra. iDelivery, equinped with spare tire, $1269.75 The for ery above price s rs,A'`�+StII,+'.,`,T. and the pricehasbeen dchanged, �tupdorsdown,, then vthe price tofethe dv hiclenwilltbedays its, r�� wi dx,w; {srsa changed by the sum of money increasing the price quoted above, or by lowering the above price, if there is a price decrease on this model. Buhler Motor Company 'r'lilliam J. Buhler Buhler Bid acceptad. Following due consideration of the two bids submitted it was moved by Councilman Gleason, and seconded by Councilman Benedetto, that the bid of Buhler Motor Company be Ns s•; 3K{2,k� accepted, thd'_that the bidder be notified thereof and vehicle ordered. This motion was dis- i cussed briefly, but upon roll call vote, all six councilmen voted in the affirmative, and r"x motion was declared carried. � � �t 4•,�°7r`�o tiw1� Bids to Purchase Police Department Chevrolet This being the date and time specified for the opening of bids to purchase from the r• r�ttv�;,' city the 1939 uhevrolet Coach operated by the Police Department, bids received were opened a 7 j' a4 a�;,..(?_,'•`: and read as follows: From 1.7 A. Giles, to -wit: My bid for Police Car, as described in Leader, $585.75. V.I. A. Giles Tel. 702 J 1 Dabob, +flash. From James A. Campbell, to -wit: 1't wSi �i�A'h s t,�' "tit v�F,�,}�•�. , 2/17/47 il,na ` To the City Council port Townsend, Slash. s r41x"# s3� i, advertisedffor saleSbythree hundred City of Port Townsend five dollars for a 1939 Chevrolet Coach ea James A. Campbell x L�t`rf x 2�1n m . 830 Taylor St. Port Townsend, Webb. From L. Short, to -wit: FN M 1 Fkl'• P j1 raNKYf; City of Port Townsend Port Townsend, Wash. •i '�eSb,n'ywi�,�a� r r r +i I hereby bid 357.00 cash for 139 Chev Coach (Police Car). L. Short Repair By Laurence Short .r From Garth E. Short, to -wit: Feb. 14, 1947 Hid for Chev. Coach (Police Car) of $387.50. R�tcpfa M By Garth E. Short Dabob, Wash. P.S. Working on Father's farm south of Chimacum. rra,xt Frt ti ,y'' Following reading of the foregoing bids, a discussion arose relative to the date upon which delivery of this vehicle by the city to the successful bidder might be made. It was the consensus of opinion by the members present that to limit the Police Department,for any t} 'tty ti; period of time, to one vehicle would hamper the department in the performance of their dutie Discussion was terminated by the motion of Councilman Gleason that this matter be carried over to the next regular session for further consideration. This motion was seconded by Councilman Osborne, and upon roll call vote, all six councilmen voted in the affirmative, •Y�-.� i "� A r E r t and motion was declared carried. 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