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Home My WebLink About00612 Minutes of City Council, September 20th, 1% 9, can't.V 1 Al + rt re ` x t }• '�aY� r '7 ��, s s h 7. A'titY tPb r , - r 1 - 0 S•YA �s„'figL, � , ail Minutes of City Council, September 20th, 1% 9, can't. ' r COMMUNICATIONS '3 Various communications were road and acted upon as follows: From Mayor of Poulsbo, to -wit:_ "j September 8, 1949 - Hen. H. E. Andersen, Mayor j Pert Townsend, Washington. DearMayor Anderson: You and Your associates are cordially invited to attend the Association of if .j 71ashington Cities regional meeting to be held here in Poulsbo on September 23rd. .�.• 71e have arraged for a tour of the Naval 'Torpedo Station at Keyport, the `j Naval Ammunition Depot at Danger and other points of interest. This tour is schedules to start at 2:00 o'clock p.m., everyone to assemble at the 'Town Hall office a fee minutes before 2:00 b'clock. .01 '• Out dinner will be served at 6:30 at the Ladies Aid Fall and our meeting, will : follow the dinner at aopror.imately 7:30. o ! r ;N , A card is dnclosed for convenience in replying, we would appreciste hnving { ,your your r2ply not later than September 20th, so thut our reservations can be made accord ingly. 71.� Trusting that you and your associates will be able to attend. Yours very truly, 1 S. P. Jensen, mayor. Mayor Anderson inquired hour many of the Council planned to attend the regional meetin and Councilmen Steele, i:ueller, Eronimo, Sullivan, and Paddock all stated that they would like to attend, and means of transporation was discussed. It :.as moved by Councilmm y Steele, and seconded by Councilman Sullivan, that the.invltation be accepted, and that the clerk send the card, that was enclosed with the letter, stating the number of persons planning to attend. motion carried. iy 5S' From H. J. Carroll, to -wit: Honorable Mayor and City Council ` City of Port 'Townsend, Port Townsend, Washington re Gentlemen: s�; +1 •? Application is hereby made for permission to move six homes over city streets by a licensed and bonded housrnover within the next EO days. ,I Respectfully submitted, Yh j H. J. Carroll, It was moved by Councilman Mueller, and seconded by Councilman Eronimo, that H. J. Carroll's request be granted, subject to the approval of the Street Superintendent Lyall Arey, Motion carried. From Association of 'Sash ington Cities, Various bulletins were acknowledged received from the Association of Fyn. Cities and ordered filed in the office of the City Clerk. ORDINANCES AND RESOLUTIONS. r Proposed "cat Inspection Ordinance s i An ordinance for the protection of public health in the City of Port,'Tow:mend; rogule ing the business of slaughtering livestock; etc, was presented to the Council, by Dr. Risser, representing the Olympic Health District. After a brief explanation of the Jj ordinance by Dr. Risser he issued copies of the ordinance to the Council Tor• study; and j said ordinance was referred to the Committee on Harbor and Health. 1 UNFINISHED AND RGiR BUSINESS Garden Club makes Report t ,yearly A yearly report of the Garden Club was presented by Mrs. H. E. bukowsky, President of the club, and several recommendation were made to the city. First; that the 'Taylor '•'` Street terrace be out under the Park Department and that Mr. Paddock be given a full time assistant who could assist him in the park and also take care of the terrace; second - that the park. and terrace cr__•rtskers be made deputy police officers in order that they can take care of cases of vandalism on the spot. Mrs. Lee Davis, representing the Park r Board, stated that the Park Board was agreeable with the recommendations made by the Nr k Garden Club. Sara. BuY.oe:cky also stated that the Garden Club would be glad to furnish x 'in many shrubs and plants if the city would :form a planning board to work out a longr'range ark and citv b^butiftcatlon program. This report was referred to the Park Board, and 11 It Street Department. , ;g s5e�"•'4N Q'"' , � "3' i `i �y,L S'^�G'�'� ry' (. tr tr ��- "6��;`� M t, Irtb•, "r vYr+t NINE- }. >�..a±R}7 iva U I'. tb r•l 1NY#r• "?.lr-�f 7{, gg'•a iW fF _{ oh%r 4M,.•a ,,7{ �irr, ai , rp X i v" '`9 �j`? 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Councilman Sullivan stated that a light should be installed over the intersection of � Thomas St. and Sims 'Xay, and that the Council authorized the City Street Department and ; Chief of Police to install the light, as is incorporated in the minutes, in 1944 and they have neglected to do so. This matter was referred to the Street Supt. and the Chief of w Police for repay t at the next Council meeting. r From City Clerk, to -wit: } Sept. 20, 1949 ` To Whom it may concern: I' do- hereby ,appoint' W.' J. Daly as Deputy 03tyyClerk of •the City -of'P'o'rt Tpwnseii'd, 'Washington.,'with %-full authority to act and carry out such duties as are required of the office, until written notice of relief from such duties.y"; C. F. Christian, J" City Clork. Because of the illness of the City Clerk C. F. Christian, he appointed W. J. Daly <` as Deppty_CityClerk, the above communication authorizing the same. w � ,A_ -- - ADJOURNMENT - No further business appearing before the Council at this time, it visa moved by Councilmen Sullivan and seconded by Councilman Mueller that the Council do now adjourn. r},�•. Motion carried.a, tv>'t Mayor r{ Attest: <<, �p r, City Clerk pro tem. 1yY" MINUTES OF STATUTORY (BUDGET) SESSIOfi OF THE CITY COUNCIL, MONDAY, Oct. 3, 1941 Port Townsend, 71ashington October 3, 1949 The CITY COUNCIL of the City of Port Townsend, Wnshington, met in Statutory Session this 3rd day of October, 1949, at 8:00 o'clock P.1.,, in the Council Chambers of the CJ.ty Hall, Mayor H. E. Anderson presiding. ROLL CALL Officers and :embers present at roll call were as follows. Mayor, H. E. Anderson; City Attorney, C. T. 'ASlliams; City Clerk, v, r. Christian; and Councilmen Tony P. Eronimo, Goo. J. Osborne, Dennis Sullivan, Geo. F'. Mueller, and Wm. A. Paddock. dUDGE'T SESSION Mayor Anderson announced that the purpose of this session was the consideration of the City '''udget for the year 1950, as provided by Statute. yr, W. J. Daly, acting for Mr. C. F. Christian, City Clerk, stated that the pre- liminary budget as revised and approved by the Mayor had been placed on file; and that proper notice of this fact and of the hearing to be held on this date had been published in the Port Townsend Leader as required by law. BUDGET CONSIDERATION Mayor Anderson announced that consideration of the City 'udget for the year 1950 was in order at this time. Consideration of the budget as filed in it's preliminary form by the Mayor, was undertaken by the Council upon the bais of each separate item of the various divisions of the respective funds, and chang�°_cordingly. City Street Fund Upon motion by Councilman Mueller, seconded by Councilman Paddock, it was resolved that the item Public Utility Excise Tax carried on the preliminary budget as an estimate receipt for the benefit of the City 6treet rund be stricken and the same be transferred and carried as a estimated receipt to the credit of the Current Expense Fund. Motion carried. t. P i