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Minutes of Clty Council, duce 2,-19_4g, con t.
Upon the Park Fund, to -wit:
532
J. E. Paddock
Caretaker
200.00
Upon the City Street Fudd, to -wit:
2429
Lyall Aray
Street Supt.
214.10
2430
Frank Read
Graderman
244.70
2431
Harvey Larson
Truck Driver
249.10
2432
Thomas Eronimo
Truck Driver
219.80
2433
Francis „rey
Laborer
249.10
2434
Keith F. Jones
Engineer
63.90
$ 1,240.70
Upon the Firemen's belief and Pension "und.
42
Roy Seavey
Retirement Pay
$ 100.00
Chief of Police
The monthly report of the Ghief of Police showing arrests end dispositton of cases was
read and referred to the Committee on Police and License.
REPORTS OF STANDING COMi,:I'T'1'EES
Fire & Light Committee
Councilman Pnedock reported that because of a misunderstanding as to which Committee
the matter had been referred to, complete investigation of the the request of Yr. C. L.
Stevens for a building permit, which was read at the last session, had not been made but
that inasmuchhas the work proposed wbuld definitely improve the structure of the building
and reduce the fire hazard thereof he could see no reason why the permit should not be
granted. It was moved by Councilman Uleason, and seconded by Councilman Mueller, that the
request of Mr. Stevens be allowed and permit therefor granted.. Motion carried.
BUILDING PEH".ITS
Requests for building permits were read and acted upon as follows:
From J. ^ith, t•-wit:
Port Townsend, Wn.
June 7, 1949
Honorable Wayor do Sty Council
Port 'Townsend, 77ash.
Gentlemen:
Permission is requested to renew the roof of the Veterans Hall Bldg., at an ?sti-
mated cost of p300.00 for materials; to renew roof of Leader Bldg. at an estimated cost
of �300.00; to make repairs to the roofs of the School -ldgs, at an estimated cost.of
$150.00; and to make repairs to the roof of the Masonic Hall; at an estimated cost of
$50.00 for materials.
Respectfully submitted,
J ,.'Nith
It was moved by Councilman Gleason, and seconded by Councilman Eronimo, that Mr, 'kith's
permit be approved. Motion carried.
From Pete Beres, to -wit:
Honorable Mayor & City Council
Port 'Townsend, 'Nashington.
Gentlemen:
kermieston is reouested to erect an addition, 6' x 12', to the dwelling situate
Lot 5, Dlock 9, Broadway Addition; at an estimated cost of approximately 4500.00 for
materials.
Respectfully submitted,
Pete Dares
From Hazel Poe, to -wit:
e Honorable y:ayor & Sty Council
Pa't Townsend, Wash.
Permission is requested to erect an addition to my house, 10' x 19', situate 935 P
Sts; at an estimated cost of $400.00 for materials.
Respectfully submitted,
fiaael Poe
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Minutes of City Council June 7, 1949, cont'd.
From Mrs. Loren J. ilarthup, to -wit:
Honorable Mayor and City Council ,
Port Townsend, Washington.
Gentlemen:
Permission is requested to make repairs, alterations and additions to my dwelling'
situate 1026 Denton Street; at an estimated cost of approximately 4300.00 for material
Respectfully submitted,
Lars, Loren J. Northuo
From Mrs. Alfred Bolser, to -wit:
Honorable Mayor & City Council
Port Townsend, 71n.
Gentlemen:
Permission is requested to erect a wood frame chicken house, 12, x 161, on my
property situate 31st and Sheridan Sts; at an estimated cost of approximately $110.00
for materials.
Respectfully submitted,
Mrs. Alfred Dolser
Permits granted.
It was moved by Councilman Sullivan & seconded by Councilman Paddock, that the fore-
going permits be granted. J:otion carried.
COMY,UNICA'TIONS
Various communications were presented, read and acted upon as follows:
From Mrs. H. M. McLean; to -wit:
May 12th, 1949
Port Townsend, inn.
Mr. Harry Andersen.
Dear Sir:
I am writing this,to see if this can be true, I received a notice from the Water
Department, that ,your Council, with your aid have made a law, to force everyone to pay
754 each month, wether we have any garbage or not, I don't feel that I can afford to
pay for garbage, I haven't got any of.
^hat little 1 have, 1 make compost of, when 1 have any cans, I pay the garbage ma
to take them away.
I am living on a pension, and just can't pay for other peoples garbage, you know
the prise of everything 1 can't make ends meet, If 1 have to pay this extra 75� a mont
& if 1 have that to do, 1 will have to cancell all insurance on my house & furniture,
from now on, I wish you would let me know if this is true. All about the 75¢ extra fo
garbage, as I know 1 can't do it even if the Council puts a lein against my house,
which can't do anyone any good, willk=one to hear from you about this.
Sincerely yours,
Mrs. H, L;c"ean
821 Polk St, City
Mayor A%derson stated that he advised the writer of the foregoing letter that the
information received relative to payment for garbage service was correct and that the lette
would be nresented to the Uouncil for consideration. A short discussion among members of
the Council followed and the letter was subsequently ordered placed on file.
From Pennsylvania Salt Mfg. Co. of flash.
City of Port L'ownsend
Port Townsend, '.isshington
Attention: Mr. Ii. n. linderson, 1Gayor
Gentlemen:
During the past year we have been privileged.toosupply your liquid chlorine
requirements in accordance with out existing contract which expires Duly 31, 1949, We
are enclosing a new contract which we believe will cover your requirements for the
twelve month period beginning August 1,1949. if this contract meets with your approva
we will appreciate it if you will sign both copies and return them to us. When they
have been completed here the original will be returned to you.
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'!!e wish to take this opportunity to extend our thanks for your consideration fg
the past. We hope that we will continue to have the privilege of serving you.
Yours very truly,
PENNSYLVANIA SALT L:F'G. CO. OF 'E;i.
J. ". Baldwin, Sales Manager
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