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Home My WebLink About005360 JJi (Building permits, continued) property situate Cherry & 'IV"Sts.; at an estimated coat of approximately $500.00 for materials. Respectfully submitted, A. D. "ldrich From William F. Schuman, to -Wit: Port Townsend, Wash +august 2, 1948 Mayor & amity Councilman of Port `Townsend Dear Sirs: mould like building permits to construct barn on lots 112 of block 7 California Addition also to construct cement basement under house on Lots 7 & 8 of same block; total cost of about $400.00. William F. Schuman 50th & Hill, City Petition re: House 'Trailers at Park. A petition protesting the parking of house trailers in Chetzemoka Park was presented and read, as follows: PETITION We, the undersigned, residents of the City of Port 'Townsend, Jefferson County, State of Washington, and residing near Chetzemoka Park in said city, and believing that the City of Port Townsend, through;the City Council contemplates enlargement of trailer park located in said park, and being opposed to any such enlargement of such trailer park, do object to any such enlargement of said trailer park; and do further submit and recommend that any trailer park located in the City of Port Townsend should be separate and apart from the park, and should be situated at some different locality so not to interfere with the natural uses for which said park was dedicated. An actual count of signatures attached was not made, but it was estimated that the petition bore approximately 150 signatures. Councilman Mueller stated that this was a matter for the Park board to determine; inasmuch as the operation ofthe park is the responsibility of said board, rather than that oft:the City Council. Further discussion of the subject was to be delayed pending the arrival of Mr. T. H. baker Jr., Park board Member; but,as it appeared that there were no other subjects to be discussed, the discussion was resumed under the order of unfinished and new business. Permits granted �k62 IJ ti. It was moved by Councilman Benedetto and seconded by Councilman Sullivan that permits � PI UNFINISHED AND NEW BUSINESS. be granted in accordance with the foregoingrreauests. Lotion carried. n,y rk Councilman Benedetto stated that he felt the occupants of the trailer houses to be transients, and that permanent redidents should be allowed the use of the complete park COMMUNICATIONS.%rj area and facilities. Councilman Osborne stated that he was unalterably opposed to allowing ��h*;?. the location of house trailers in the park. Various communications were presented, read and acted upon as follows:5kie r-� Mr. Roy Hawkins, and Miss Edna Avery, inquired as to the possibility of providing such From A. B. Aldrich, to -wit: { I. �a^t facilities at another location, and the use of the Sather Park area was suggested. Port Townsend, Wash tt� °` ''", wk' iAr' Councilman Mueller reported that revenue from the trailers, as rental, at the present July 23, 1948 time was equal to approximately 10,% of the amount received from taxes; and City Attorney Daly asked that consideration be given this @oubee of monies in order that maintenance and Honorable Mayor & City Council � ,r_ 7; ' improvement of the park might be properly carried out. Port Townsend, 'llashington zt • � '' , �� . i Discussion was continued for some time, but tbt was the concansus of opinion oftthe Gentlemen: f e }t offidals present that such matters should be determined by the Park Board and should be referred to said board, and it was so ordered. Permission is requested to move a wood frame dwelling, 121 x 141, from Water & Benton Sts. to Cherry & "v" Sts; It will be moved by truck. Re: Kuvshinoff request to vacate street. Respectfully submitted, A. b. Aldrich !<t d ' �x Mr. Kuvshinoff, whbse request for a street vacation had been referred to the street fk, t�4,ys' committee, inquired as to whether any decision had been reached, and Councilman Mueller Permission granted reported that the committee had tentatively agreed upon a proposal to be made Ear. Kuvshinof. but had not, as yet, been able to present such proposal, as a body. G Jy 7 t" ['n ryr J Sr It was moved by Councilman `ueller, and seconded by Councilman teele, that the per- mission reauested in the preceeding communication be granted. gotion carried. .� ADJOURNMEN'T'. rv�u»^tr •,r� t n ' x��i� From Spokane Junion Chamber of Commerce zty> 4 rya f o s y,� >N"2 jj y'�9{� ��+ , No further business appearing, for consideration by the Council at this time; it wsa �`r r h '; �s` moved by Councilman Sullivan, and seconded by Councilman Steele; that the Council do now July 22, 1948 �t i,•4a {r )" y City Council $, adjourn. Motion carried. �"�„��°�' , +s sr e .' .k �t,4;{. Per Townsend, Washington � i�4}+J�t�r a nth( '��4'r. '� '�`� `�izr•.'� Gentlemen: The Junior Chamber of Commerce of Spokane is attempting to bring together all local orgahizations and individuals who are interested in seging the development of Lt ,dK a cat planning group. T+'tg ,r i Mayor. Y P g 6 p• � � fif4°?,t *' 48 ''�' 'h,. Attest: �T We, of the Junior Chamber, are convinced that the formation of such a grourx p constitutes the necessary first step in the development and execution of a long range City Ulerk. l: vv city plan. A', "Citizens In attempting to organize this central Committee", we have devised the r[{1,kg{# _ L7; yss}wuve Idea of sponsoring a "Future Spokane" show in which all different organized groups will work together as participants. We "Citizens believe that the organization, thus�','.,`sryWaY f i brought together, can be retained as a Citizens Committee for Spokane development, • tlfbl-.•�I �iti? + r �, ' srn fib' The city planning show, we have in mind, will put on exhibition the future plans 6y»u*,}kar c,ti�j, of local organizations, along with any overall city development plans that now exist.4' �Ipk}axe , t j (i We also hope that a large section of the exhibition will consist of drawings, plans, models, and pictures of what other cities have either accoQlplished or have as a goal § tea{ r f%r r+F c' toward which they are working. Therefore we are hopeful that you might be able to send us some prints of city plans, architectural sketches, photographs or anthing else that would make an interests. ing exhibit for the public. These exhibits will be returned on rdquests, pv;.=.Y "I �{k► 1.: We would also be very appreciative of advice as how to best arouse public interes tbgebher with an idea of how the first steps were taken in developing your overall cit writi plan. '`��^, a a • '�,"Ct; Sincerely yours, J. J. Sleavin, Civic & Industrial Committee This communication was ordered filed. g t r,'d2"`Y "ri i' e ��d n "h`' `�S - r 5190 4R% N lq.* ?? 'Y�.,. ___ - ._�.-__.-__. _.._. .. _.._ __. ._. _....�_.�___.____.._.. ._ _....._... _.-_—_._____._�_.—__-_.___. -_--. _..___-_._..._._._ - .,_s.^.• ,.1� > Y ._y,', i.i'., _J.,y}.. i6.i. ^t ,. tom.... !ry n ¢, .,..•//,✓ .> Yx,-x t t"tti'il.', �tSt'.'N... t et S f t + T Il s