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Home My WebLink About00450 minutes thereof, was presented and read at thislar Sess Association of 7.ashington Cities. The City Clerk acknowledged and read excerpts from a bulletin of the Association of ''-'•ashington Cities relative to delegates to the Association Convention and various reservations therefor. ORDIIIAnCES AND RESOLUTIONS L. I D. Bond Emergency Ordinance. A tentative ordinance providing for appropriation of money to purchase certain L. 1, D. Bonds and declarinE an emergency which was read in full for the first reading at the last regular session and is incorporated in the minutes thereof, was presented and read at this time in full for the second reading. It was moved by Councilman L:ueller, and seconded by Councilman Gleason, that the ordinance under consideration to be rend by -title only for the third reading. Upon roll call vote all six councilmen present voted in the affirmative and motion was declared carried. Third reading and passage. The prorosed ordinance visa read by title only for the third reading and it was there- upon moved by Councilman Mueller, and seconded by Councilman Carroll, that the ordinance do not. pass. Upon roll call vote all six councilmen present voted in the affirmative and motion was declared carried. UNFII.ISIIED AND NEi: BUSIYiS.S he; Mosley, Anderson Request. Councilman Gleason reported upon the r:quest of Lr. Loren :Mosley and Mr. Carl Anderson for permission. to erect gasoline storage tanks upon the bulkhead at the Port District Boat Haven, which was read at the last regular session, and referred to the 9ommittee on Fire and Light; stating that the City Ordinance pertaining to the storage of petroleum products providing for such tanks to be placed at least 75 feet from high water and as the proposed location does not comply with this provision permission must of necessity be denied. City Attorney Daly stated that he had made inquiries relative to this provision and had determined that it .:as a definite safety factor. +port discussion, into 'which Idr. L:osley, .rho .:an present, entered ensued during which it was moved by Councilman L.ueller that the Council abide by the recommendation of the committee but no action was taken upon the motion as it .:es felt that provisions of the ordinance made such action unnecessar', Bids for hew Fire Hall. This being the time and date set by the City Council for the opening of bids for construction of a ne.: fire hull in the City of Port 'T'ownsend, in conformence .with plans and specifications previously determined, the City Clerk at this time opened and read the bids offered as follows: Bidder timount of Bid Building Supnly Company .a 62,558.20 Fiksdal & Ness 58,975.00 Sam Linden 55,477.00 Yayor Anderson directed that bids received be referred to the Committee on Fire and Light for consultation with the architect in charge for consideration and recorrnendation to the Council as to further action upon the matter. Be: Airport Pr0F.r•am. Councilman Carroll introduced the matter of a local airport construction program stati that in view of the public interest upon this subject he considered it adviseable to re-ope investigation as to the possiblI y of such a program. Councilman Carroll that the Mayor appoint a committee of the council to meet with representatives of the local merchants and the Ge£ferson County Commissioners to investigate the nossiblity of construction of an adecunte airport. This n6tion was seconded by Councilmen Osborne. Councilman Carrolls motion wee subject of considerable discussion during which s . Lyle prey, Chairman of the Board of County Commissioners, was called upon for information and advised the Council that ;t62,000.00 of Federal runds were available if an equal amount of matching funds could be provided, but there appeared to be little opportunity to provide metchinv funds in sufficient amount to tans advantage of this allociation. Upon call for the questions, the L:eyor directed a roll call vote and Councilmen Mueller, Orborne and Carroll voting ir. the affirmative and Councilmen Gleason, nenedetto and "uilivan voting in the negative motion ,was declared lost. Re: hnforcerrent of wealth heFulations. ILayor Anderson inquired of L:r. Donald I:orrison, Sanitarian of the Olympic Health Distr .•ho was present if he had unything to place before the Oouncil for consideration. LSr. Yorr•ison asked for an expression of opinion as to whet extent they would like the Health Department to enforce certain minor provisions of the 1'ealth Laws. A short discussion on this subject ensued but no official action was taken upon this matter. AN CURII'.�LNT. There being no farther business before the council upon which to ':a:-e fiction at this time, it was r..oved by Councilmen Carroll, and seconded by Counci .> n Lueller, that the council do nor: adjourn. 1Gotion co:•ried. ---�JV AT'i EST: (O• �/IT ..L^}... It hN 245 Port Townsend, Washington L;ay 6, 1947 I� THE CITY COUNCIL of the City of Port Townsend, Yashington, met in regular session this 6th day of L,ay, 1947, 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 noted present upon roll call were as follows: Mayor, H. E. arson; City Attorney, V.. J. Daly; City Clerk, C. F. Christian; and Councilmen H. E. aeon, A. Benedetto, Geo. J. Osborne and J. m. Carroll; Councilmen Ralph H. Steele and nis Sullivan arriving during session. MINUTE'S OF PREVIOUS SESSION The minutes of the previous session were read, and following such reading it was moved by Councilmen Gleason, and seconded by Councilman Sullivan, that the minutes be approved as written. Lotion carried. Sullivan arrives. Councilman Sullivan arrived during the reading of the minutes of the previous session and took part in the proceedings thereafter. 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 April, Attendance Pay 65.00 Frank Crutcher & Geo. Eronimo Painting Parking Lines 30.00 Western Union Telegraph Co. Telegrams, Mayor and Clerk 3.00 City Treas.' Petty Cash Fund Paying of the Del. L. I. D. 500.00 Trick & Llurr'ay City Hall & Office Supplies 58.36 City Tress.' Petty Cash Fund Supplies as listed 41.14 The Leader Co., Inc. Supplies and Publishing 99.33 Municipal Finance Officers Assocn. L+embership Renowal 10.00 C. F. Christian Cash Advanced, Travel Expense 23.38 Burner Oil Sales Stove Oil 18.16 Shell Oil Co., Inc. Stove Oil 60.51 Puget Sound Power & Light Co. City Hall, Street & Traffic Lighting 305.98 G. Gustafson Labor, City Hall Repair 110.03 Daniel S. Cameron It It It " 98.73 Building Supply Company Supplies, City Hall Repair 58.39 Port Townsend Lumber Company City dell Repair (Jail) 10.80 Hane nar•dware Supplies, City Hall & Police Dept. 39.03 Olympic Hdv:. & furniture Co. Supplies, City Hall and Garbage Dept. 20.24 Peter J. Naughton Board of City Prisoners 10.50 Pedersen's Service Police Car Service 2.83 Dollar's Garage ° " Repair 7.73 Chevron Service Police Car Service 4.02 Olympic Auto Supply Police Car Supplies 4.95 "Skip's" Union Service Police Car Service & Gasoline, Garb. Dept. 3.73 Thomas L:otors Equipment Repair & Supplies Police & Garb. 55.98 Geo. Willestoft Travel Expense to Yr. Vernon 5.27 Beckman Auto hebuild Service to Police Dept., Patrol Wagon 97.8B P. T. Volunteer Fire Dept. Services at fires 6.00 Jefferson County Auditor April Payment, Olympic Health Dist. 85.00 Albert Guntley Labor, Garbage Dept. 39.94 Cotton Engineering a Shipbldg. Corp. Equipment Repair, Garbage Dept. 10.76 Haven wachine Shop Equipment Repair, Garbage Dept. 6.70 Olympic Garage. & Equipment Co. Equi�ment Repair, Garbage Dept. 385.22 R. H. Winters" It 6.18 Burn's Garage " " it It 88.45 Pelkey's Service " Service It it 6.65 Hetrick's Richfield Service Equipment Supplies, Garbage Dept. 9.17 Standard Oil Co. of Calif. Gasoline a Oil, Garbage Dept. 122.47 First J,merican National wank April, "ithholding Tax 337.50 Total......... 2,849.02 Upon the Olympic Gravity Yfater Fund, to -::it: Glenice I. 'lard April, Residual Readings 25.00 Union Oil Company of Calif. Oil Supplies 19.78 j Richfield Service Truck "upplies 31.89 Rene hardware Supplies 0.82 j Olympic nardware Supplies 0.56 Seattle Plumbing Supply 00. Pipe "upplies 128.16 R. ''.. bparling Meter "upplies 4.80 iieptune L:eter Company Yeter Supplies 434.05 Pennsylvania Salt L:fg. Co. Ammonia & Chlorine Supplies 95.34 Puget mound Power & Light Co. Electricity for Dept. Shops. 2.00 H. T. Hayden Ins, on Dept. Truck 31.55 State Tax Commission Larch -April Utility Tax 515.94 First "merican national Danlc April, "ithholding Tax 48.10 Total.........$ 1,337.99 .r