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It was moved by Councilman Sullivan, and seconded by Councilman Gleason, that the
Historical Association be granted the use of the Police Court room in the City riall for
an indefinite period in accordance with the conditions outlined in the preceeding letter.
Councilman itueller stated that certain facilities were now accessible only through
the room in question and that it was his opinion thnt suhh facilities should remain open
to use by the city ofl'Iclals and employees and to the public,within reason. Councilman
Steele concurred with Councilman Liu,+ller in this matter but stated that he felt that Changes
could be made to provide such facilities as would be necessary.
Upon roll call vote Councilmen Steele, Gleason, Sullivan, and Paddock voted in the
affirn+ative upon the above motion and Councilman 6:ueller voted in the negative and motion
was declared carried.
From Mr. &Mrs. Daniel Vi• Sutton, to=rrit:
Gentlemen of the City Council'
Fort Tov.nsend, Washington
Dear Sirs:
i'e the undersigned, protest the proposed vacation ofCChestnut Street from
'IV!!, to U". Vle are property owners on that block, and Chestnut Street is out only
outlet from that side. Such vacation, If granted, would seriously devaluate our
property as we would be fenced in so to speak.
Hoping the Council Will grant out request and keep Chestnut Street upon.
"!e remain Very Eespectrully yours,
Daniel LI. mutton,
L;rs. Denial hi. Sutton.
This communication was tabled for future reference.
From Edwnrd Johnson, to -wit:
November 19, 1948
City Council of Port Townsend, '':ash.
Dear Sirs:
I am respectfully requesting that ";:" Street be openidtfrom Talnut Street
to Cherry Street.
This will give an entrance to the kart from any approach and will take
much traffic off the other two streets that lead direct to Fort.
As it is now I do not even have a street to my house, but a dead end lane;,
and as a result from 50 to 100 cars are forced to turn around in my yard each .leek,
most of which are looking for the fort gate.
There will be little if any grading to do.
If you wish to ask any questions I will be at the meeting.
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Yours resuactfullyy,
Edward Johnson
This conm;unication was refereed to the Street Comriittee for further investigation and
report.
From Olympic lirdwe. & Furniture Co., to -wit:
December 6, 1940
Port Tavnsend City Council
Port Townzend, Washington
Gentlemen:
'lie have completed the bulkhead and fill on 'ashington Street in front of ou
building. It is nor., pretty well settled. Therefore, we will now want to put in the
new walk very shortly. i3efore we go on with this work we want to know the width that
the sidewalk should be laid.
We •would like to suggest that an eight foot walk be adopted for Washington St.
inasmuch as this would give the public elgi.t more feet of roadway. This vrould be
a great convealence and it would permits diagonal parking on this street which would
allow for Over twice as many cars in the area.
We alwo note that after all rein storms the water collects in pools on the East
s13e of Washington Street in front of bur building and the corner. It does not Crain
off because the street at the corner is higher than the middle 6f the block.. Further
more there is no catch basin in the corner to take care of water. This makes the
condition rather bed for foot traffic. Of course, this will be eliminated when the
new walk is installed but it will not take care of draining; off the water after the
new curb in installed.
Thanking you for considering this request and trust that you will advise us as
soon as possible as to the width of the walk that should be laind.
Yours truly,
OLY6;P1C HARD":fAI(E AND
vin)m "UR7 ^ '
City Council, December
This communication was referred to the Street Committee, and City Engineer for
consideration and report.
From Carl B. Neal, Forest Supervisor, to -wit
City of Port Townsend
November-
Townsend,Port
Gentlemen:
Reference is made to the !.,pecial Use Pei-mits in the above -des frosted case.
The telephone
Dosewallips telephone line has been disposed of by s3le so that the Forest Service no
Corporation.longer owns It. The sale of the line makes inoperative the peribit. - Therefore, the
permit is being cancelled as of this date.
Very truly yours,
Carl 6. Neal, Forest Supervisor
This communication was ordered filed pending nqtice to Crown Zellerbach
From
tq;, • 'C 'JFyI.'i[.µJY 't4:A , x y\34 r -:iy Rolland • _
f'iw CPort Townsend, 'Vash.
'City Council,
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Dear Sirs:
As
architects �
• lFc7Y t5t4,13Y'Zt\�bh..+atitij fit:{,.i�}1a:?helped •' religious •residential
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e shall appreciate consideration of architectural work for your city and will
be plensed to provide the information you required.
Very truly yours,
�ryA �FJ�P�PxswrdYrfr� 'b+lEdwin J. Ivey, inc.
Rolland _
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I�',`Y� uprlAkrYk" EwaThis communication was ordered filed.
..........is,'' `b OrdinanceORDINAKCEB AND RESOLUTIONS
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Resolution Re: Garbage rate increase.
it resolution providing for an Increase in the rates for garbage collection service
accordance with the provisions of section 6 of
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RESOLUTION
bl.: IT RESOLVED by the City Council of the City of Port Townsend, that pursuant to
the authority vested in sbid City Council under the provisions of Ordinance No. 1138,
entitled "fill OhDINANCE of the City of Port Townsend relating to the keeping, collection
and disposal of garbate, rubbish, ashes, etc., and repealing
+• j �+il°I+P1✓,tPa ,y�t�°Dffl r+'1,^i}�i>P«, n> +.. Ordinances
Approved by the Mayor February IS, 1942, that the basic rate for the collection of one
can of' garbege per week shall be the sum of seventy-five cents tier month, a
nd
BE IT FURTHER `nESOLVED that the increase hereby auth(,rized upon the basic rate as
heretofore fixed by Ordinance to. 1138, shall become effective January 1, 1949.
PASSED by the City Council December
Mtyor
City Clerk
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