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Minutes
of City Cohncil, April 19, 1949, con't.
(Building permits,
con't.)
From Floyd Southmayd, Jr.,, to -wit: °
• Port Townsend, PWashb
April 8, 1949 0 °~
Honorable a-eyor & City council a ° o
Port 'To�,nsend, Wash. ,
Gentlemen:
Permission is requested to erect a garage, 16' x 201, on my property situate 1515
Clay Street; at an estimated cost of 4100.00 for materials.
Respectfully submitted,
• Floyd Southmayd, Jr.
From V. V. '.'orstell, Cq;-wits '
Port Townsend,' R'n. _
April 16, 1949.
Honorable Layer and City Council
Port 'Townsend, Wash.
Uentlemen:
Permission is requested to erect a wood, frame, dwelling, 24' x 34''. on propert
situate nlock 22, yWebster's Addition; at an estimated cost of sprroximately'.42,000:00
for materials. Respectfully submitted,
•� V. V.. '8orstell.
PErmits granted.
It was moved by Councilman Gleason, and seconded by Codnellman Eronimo „ that',the PPP
foregoing permit's be granted. Motion carried.
OOU.MUNICAT IONS
From Association of T;ash. Cities.
Various bulletins from the Association of 'hash. Cities were acknowledge .received and
ordered filed in the pffice.of the City Clerk.
• CRDINANCLS AND RESOLL'1'IONS
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Funchboard License Ordinance
A proposed ordinance providing for the licensing and regulation of punchboards within
the city which was read in full for the first reading at the last regular session, and is
incorporatedoin the minutes thereof, was read in full at this time for the second reading.
Wayor pro tem Denis Sullivan noted the presence in the Council Chambers of a number
of local merchants who would be affected by this ordinance, and invited any who so wished
to state their opinions of the conditions of the proposed ordinance. Yr. A. O, Ramsdell
Inquired as to the use of the word "trade Stimulators"; asking if the ordinance would
thereby cover penny scales, etc., and was advised by the City attorney that such was not
the intent of the ordinance.
Yr. xcr.ain, Yr. Bromley, z:r. chntos, and Air. hobbins each took opportunity to express
his opinion and it appeared that the bulk of the merchants concerned favored a flat annual
license fee rather than the proposed percentage of the value of each board.
It was moved by Councilman dueller, and seconded by Councilman L•ronimo, that the thir
reading of the ordinance under consideration be held over until the next regular session.
Wotion carl�ed.
Ordinance to amend *Cater Ordinance
A form of ordinance which would provide for the amending of drdinance No. 1110, the
present "Water Ordinance" was presented and read in full at this time as follows:
ORDINANCE NO.
AN ORDINANCE of the City of Port 'rownsend, Amending Section 8 of Ordinance lio. 110,
passed by the City Council and Approved by the L;ayor on December 20, 1939, and
entitled as follows: "AN OF.LIINANuE of the City of Port Townsend relating to the
municipal water supply of said city, regulating the uses of water therefrom, provid-
ing for the sale of the some, fixing the price thereof, and providing a metl'.od of
collection rotes therefor, and repealing all ordinances or parts of ordinances in
conflict therewith".
THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF PORT TXNSEND, :".ASHINGTON, DO ORDAIN AS
FOLLOWS:
Section 1. That Section Eight (6) of Ordinance No.1110 is hereby amended to
read as follows:
"Section 8. The fees for the installation of water service as hereinbefore provided
shall be as follows:
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Minutes cf City Council, April 194 1949, con"
(Ordinance to amend 'Water Ordinance, con't.)
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For a half inch (A) connection ................$20.00
For a three -fourths inch (3/4) connection ..... �25.00
For one inch (1) connection ................... 35.00
and sizes larger than one inch, or where it becomes necessary to open a pavement or
hard -surfaced street, or for services outside city limits, the actual cost of labor
and material in laying such a service and replacing the pavement or herd -surfaced
material shall be charged. In such cases, and in cases of connections extending alon
a street on which there is no main, the cost of material and labor shall be estimated
by the superintendent and the estimated cost shall be paid to the city treasurer by
the person applying for such ,installation before the work of connecting the main with
the property is begun; provided, that whenever the estimated cost is not sufficient
to cover the total expense for labor and material any deficit shall be charged to the
property for which such installation was made and to the owner thereof; and provided
furhter that any excess payment shall be returned to the person applying for the
installation.
Section 2. This ordinance shall be in full force and effect five (5) days
from an—d—Me—F—Che date of publication.
passed by the City Council this _ day of , 1949.
Approved by the Mayor this _ day of , 1949.
ayor
Attest:
may— Clerk
It was comsonly agreed among the members present that further reading and action upon
this ordinance be carried over to the next regular session. ,
UNFINISHED AND NEN BUSINESS
Bids on two-way radio
This being the date and time set for the opening Of sealed bids, to furnish the city
with two-way, short wave radio, in ac.ordance with specifications provided; bids received
were opendd%and read as follows:
From Adrian van Santen & Associated, to -wit:
BID for FM RADIO EQUIPMENT
City of Port Townsend, 'Washington
Equipment:
1. 1 Only RAYTHEON US-20-1 Fixed Central Station Unit per specifications, 20 watts
output, aligned to frequency within 152-162 me range as specified by
Federal Communications Commission. This central station unit shall include
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(a) coaxial antenna with ground plane, type 2AX; (b) 50' RG8/U 52 ohm
flexible transmission line; (a) One, only dispatcher's desk set with its
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associated connecting wires. Less Federal Excise Tax .......... $585.00
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2. 3 Only hAY'1'HECN UM-15-1 .Y.obil Units complete with antenna and microphones, 15 watt
output as per specifications. To be aligned to frequency specified by the
Federal Communications Commission with the 252-162 me range.
Less Federal Excise Tax ........ 1,145.00
3. Installation of above four items of equipment to include; (a) Installation
of three t:obile units in vehicles as specified by the City of Port Townsend
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including all material necessary; (b) Installation of Central Station and
its associated equipment including all fittings, bores and wires. The City
of Port Townsend will, however, provide pole on which to mount antenna and
assist in so doing.* 215.00
$I 576
3% 'Washington State Sales Tax... 51.00
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The entire pystem will be checked by installation engineer to a:aure its proper
operation so as to turn over to the City of Fort Townsend a normally operating two-
way FM communications system.
Guarantee:
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Equipment will meet gaurantee as included in bid specifications.
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Delivery Date:
Delivery date shall be within thirty (30) days of date order is placed.
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Installation and operation *rill be subject to application processing time
required by Federal Communication Commission.
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