HomeMy WebLinkAbout00539 MINUTES Or' PREVIOUS SESSION(Shell Uil Letter con't)
Yours very truly
Shell Oil Co., Inc.
G. S. Redman,
Division Operations Manager
City Atty. Daly reported that he had received a copy of the foregoing letter and that
he had replied requesting the petitioner to prepare and present an ordinance in conformance
therewith, the amount of yearly rental to be left blank; and suggesting that the company
offer to pay cost of publication of same.
From Association of Washington Cities
The City Clerk rdported receipt of advance notice of the fall regional meetings of the
Assoc. of Wash. Cities noting that the meeting for this area would be held in Port Angeles
upon Friday September 24.
UNFiNiSHED AND NEW BUSINESS
Re: Wyckoff request
Councilman Mueller, reporting upon the application of Mr. Fred L. Wyckoff for the
opening or vacation of a portion of Jackman St., which was read at a previous session and
referred to the Committee on Streets and Sewers, stated that upon investigation it had
been determined that the opehiPg of said street could be readily accomplished; and moved
that the T
t a street supt. be instructed to proceed with this work. his motion was seconded
bC y Councilman Sullivan and carried by voice vote of the members present.
Re: 30th Streetopening
Councilman .*.Iueller reported that he had been advised that the Street Supt., Iyall Aray
portion of 30th Street, as
had investigated, previously, the possibility of improvement to a porlocation had found a
requested by Mr. Walter Addie and others, and upon arriving at this notice to the effect that this was a private road and had therefore not given further consi
deration to such improvement.
Re: Improvement of Landes St.
Councilman Sullivan moved that the Street Supt. be instructed to open Landes St. north
of 19th St. upon the center line thereof, but motion did not receive a second.'
Councilman Sullivan stated that if the Fifth ward area were to be developed it would
be necessary for the city administration to give all possible help and consideration. This
matter was discussed for a short period and was terminated by motion of Councilman Carroll,
seconded by Councilman Steele that the matter of the Landes St. opening be referred to the
Committee on Streets and Sewers for investigation and report at the next session. Upon rol
call vote all seven Councilman present voted in the affirmative and motion was declared
carried.
Re: Powers of Park board
Miss Willison inquired as to the powers of the Park Board with respect to the operatic
of the city park, and was advised that the state statues provide for the appointment of a
Park Board in cities of this class and invests in such board the authority to operate and
maintain pahks',:within the city.
Re: Operation of Health District.
Councilman Steele reported that the Olympic "ealth zoard had held it's first meeting
that a Chaitman and alternate Chairman had been chosen,.a charter had been adopted, and a
proposed budget for the year 1949 had been made.
Dr. Hisser, Health Officer of the District, outlined the proposed operation under the
charter adopted.
Councilman Carroll spoke in favor of giving consideration to former employees of the
district,who had been carrying on certain duties without pay, when restaffing the local
office.
Operation of the district,in the past, was discussed for a period of time among those
Interested.
ADJOUHUmENT.
No further business appearing, for consideration by the Council at this time, it was
moved by Councilman Sullivan, and seconded by Councilman Mueller, that the Council do now
adjourn. Motion carried.
Mayor.
Attest:
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MINUTEION SS.. OF CITY Cp1EMBE1L_7,_l%4!:
Port Townsend, Washington
September 7, 1948
The CiTY UUUNCIL of the City of Port Townsend, Washington, met in regular session
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this seventh day of September, 1948, at 7:30 P.M., in the Council Chambers of the City Hall,
Mayor H. E.
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Anderson, presiding.
ROLL CALL
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Officers and Members answering present to roll call were as follows: Mayor H. E. Ander
City Attorney 11 son Daly, City Clerk C. F. Christian; and Councilmen Ralph H. Steele,
11. E. Gleason, A. Benedetto, Geo. J. Osborne, and J. Al. Carroll; Councilman Sullivan arrived
during session.
MINUTES Or' PREVIOUS SESSION
Sullivan arrives
Councilman Sullivan arrived shortly after the start to read the minutes of the previous
session and assumed his proper place thereafter.
IT
The minutes of the previous session were read in full and following completion thereof
Sullivan,
it was moved by Councilman Steele and-:deconded by Councilman that the minutes be
approved as read. Motion carried.
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BILLS AND CLAIMS
Bills against the City, as audited and recommended for payment by the Finance Committee
were presented and read as follows:
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Upon the Current Expense k'und, to -wit:
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City Councilmen Aug., Attendance Pay 65.00
The Pacific Tel. & Tel. Co. Phone Services 13.98
Nks
The Leader Co. Inc Supplies and Publications 22.34
Trick and Murray Office & R4stration Supplies 88.28
City Treasurer Petty Cash Stamps and Supplies IB.83
Fya
Lowman & Hanford Co. Registration Supplies 5.56
Geo. Welch Prdmium on bond 5.00
Foster's hep&ir hepairs.to lock 3.61
ijurner Oil Sales Stove and Furnance oil 119.68
Puget S6und Power & Light Co. City Hall, Street, & Traffic Lighting 554.87
B. W. Morris Services as Relief Patrolman 47.88
Peter J. Naughton Board of City Prisoners 5.20
tUnion Oil Co. of Calif. 169.55
Thomas Motors Police Car Repair 7.9B
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The Western Union Tel. Co. Telegrams, (Police Dept.) 3.50
P. T. Volunteer Fire Dept. Services at fires, &sFire School Expense 138.00
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Buhler Motor Equip, Supplies 0.73
R. D. Bonsen Equip., Repair, Fire Dept. 10.00
L. E. Lockwood Supp-ies-Fire Truck & Alarm System 302.30
"Skip's" Union Servicd Gas & Oil, Fire Dept. 2.42
P. T. Lumber Co. Fire Alarm System Service 98.47
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Klasell ins. Agency Premium on Volunteer "'ire Dept Accident Policy 87.00
Jefferson County Auditor Balancq of 1948 appropriation, Olympic Health 1,869.00
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District
L. G. Blankenship Labor, Garb. Dept. 133.53
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R. H. Winters Equip. Repair, Garb. Dept. 9.27
Olympic Garage & Equip. Co. Equip. Repair, Garb. Dept. 34.26
pelkey's Service Service to truck, Garb. Dept. 8.66
Standard Oil Co. of Calif Lub. Oil, Garb. Dept. 6.35
ulympid hdwe. & Furn. Co. Supplies, Garb. Dept. 1.91
First American Not 11 bank Aug, 6ithholding Tax 254.00
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Total ......... 4,089.16
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Upon the Olympic Gravity Water Fund, to-rit:
Trick & Murray office Supplies 27.55
Olympic Printing Co. Office Supplies 14.37
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The Leader Co. office Supplies 7.47
Juanita H. Johnson Cash Advanced for Stamps & Freight Charges 7.00
Buhler Motoll Co. Truck Repairs 68.07
Hetrickfs Richfield Service Truck Supplies 1.55
Peptune Meter Co. Meter Supplies 6.34
2.09
Hone Hardware Supplies
Brewer's auto Service Service to meter 1.03
Penn. Salt Mfg. Co. of Wn. Chlorine & Ammonia Supplies 1740.040
Puget Sound Power & Light Co. Electricity for Dept. Shops .0
State Tax Commission July -Aug, Utility Tax 420.22
First American Nat'l nank Aug, Withholding Tax 79�70
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Total .......... 3 809.79