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MINUTES OF THE REGULAR SESSION OF DECï!:MBER 5th 1967 CON'J'INUED
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Mayor Smi th said the chair vlOuld lilœ to throw out a couple of items vi.hich should be thought
about because the .,:ere go:Lng to show up on the agenda in one way or another in the near future.
One is the city hall, the physical condition of' the building, the crowded offices and etc. 'Jhe
rec. center vvas a possibility, rental was a possibility and suggested the council study~-all
areas. The other item was the estabJishment of' a graduated pay scB.le, based on merit and
length of' service for city employees.
Counc i1man Lindsey sugges t::d a counc i1 be formed to check wi th school and see if the rec
centêr could be hadc:Ln one way or another. Councilman Scheyer, Juë.y and Siebenbaum spoke
briefly on the rec. Center. 11,'11" Fred Les ter col".unented that the school was a little unhappy
with the set up at the rec center at this time. ìrlayor Smith concluded the discussion by stating
that some remarks attributing to the school sy~tems willingness to part with the Rec. Center
would be immediately investigated.
Councilman Lindsey said he would like to see some sort of a fencE:d area on city property
in which city equipment could be parked at night. Counci::hman Ru y also cornmented that city
equipment sho'h,ld not be parked allover town. Nlayor Si ty said tha t could be handled on the
administrative side.
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ADJOul1NMENT
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As there
Co1jncilman
carried.
was no further business to come before the council at this time it was moved by
Lindsey seconded by Councilman Judy that the meeting do n~journ. Motion
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I,1AY O~~tkv¿ ;4~~'
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MINUTES OF THE REGuL/-\R SESSION OF DECEMBER 19, 1967
December 19, 1967
Port Townsend, Washington
The City Council of the City of Port Townsend met in regular sess:_on this 19th day of Dec.
1967 at 7:30 p.m. in the council chambers of the city hall. Mayor Smith presiding.
ROLL CALL
Officers and memoers present v¡ere. as f'ollows: Mayor Smi th, City Attorney Abraham, City Cler '
Youngblood, Counc i1men Judy, Hoglund, Scheyer, Siebenbaum, Lindsey, l\'loody, Ruby.
TUNUTES OF THE PR EVI OUS SESSION
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I.'unutes of the previous session were read in full und it was moved by Cquncilman Li.ndsey
seconded by Councilman Ruby that the minutes be approved as read and the ¡¡:layor and City Clerk
sign same. Motion carried.
BUI LDING PERMITS
The following building permits were presented and acted upon as follows:
Edward %,aylor, Stone Wall, 150' long, Chestnut & P, ~~300.00..!
Stanley Robichaux, Enlarge Living Roo~, 4'X12', Frame, 510 Lawrence, ~r1,000.00.
V!illiam Cunningham, Carport, Frame, 20'X12', Oak & Cosgrove, ~~75.00.
Fred Stapf', Addn. to Home, 12'X15', Frame, 147 "20th & McNeil, ~þ500.00.
John C. Newsom, Fence, 124'X4' high, Cedar, Steel posts, 335 Sheridan, $150.00.
Prank Kilham, Addition to Porch, 7'X23', FraIne, 607 Tyler, ~~150.00.
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It was moved by Councilman Euby seconded by Councilman Judy -t.~at the building permi ts be
granted. Motion carried.
COM;,'I1,nnCATIONS
'l'he f'0110wing connnurlÌc a:tjions were pres ented and ac ted upon as fol10Vi s:
From the Pacific National Bank of Seattle
Dec. 8, 1967
to;wit:
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Miss Dolores Hoyt, City Treasurer
City Hall
Port Townsend, Washington
Re: Port Tmvns end Spec ia1 Wa tel" Revenue Bond s
No. 7-0722
Dear :Miss Hoyt:
Now that the construction of' the waterline is complete we are left vrith approximately $109,000
in the Construction Fund.
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According to our interpretatjon of the Ordinance' thére are two po~;sibili tes in handling
this money:
(1) it may be left in the Construction Fund on the written direction of the City where
it may be used by the city for the purpose of making replace'menta to the lease system
other than thoes described in Ordinance No. 1318; or
(2) it shall be transf'erred to the Bond Redemption Fund.
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There Ð.l'8 no provisJ.ons for investing Y:1oney within the Bond Redemption Fund. It would have
to be held in cash until such time there was enough money to redeenl all of the bonds out-
standing.
Therefore, it is our rec ormnenda tion tlLe money be 1ef t in the Cons true tion Fund and inve s ted
in U.S. Government securities. At present. you may expect to receive a 5 3/4 ~~ yield which is
greater than the interest you are pay"ng on the bonds now outstanding; na.'1lely, between 2.75%
and 3.15%.
Our fee for handling the monies in the Construction Fund would be 1/4 of 1% of the amount
:i..nvestedannually. The:rrefore, viOuld you present these recOlr..m.endntions to the City Council
when they meet December 19 and we '¡¡ill act in accordance with their directions. The letter,
should also approve our proposed f'ee. . i
Should you need any additional information or clarification you may expect our full cooperat:i!on
'-- ' - ..- Yours very truly, Collin E. Blakley Assistant Trust Off~cer
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Councilman ~Ioglund stated that as the IGtter-:ointed out tl!.e surplus '~'CYle:,r is left f'ron the
constructi on fund and accordinp; to the ordinance it can be left 5.nto tho con~ truction f'und or
transferred to the Bond Redemption .?und. The :)tatus of t~lo oo:ld market is S12Cb at t is t:L~1e
the I.Ir Blakely recommended that VIe not try to redeem any bonds ahend of tiY:1e, he strongly
reco~mnended that no not try to redeem any bonò.s aheeò. of time, he s troClg1y urged t!'la t the ",oney
oe ~~ut out on invest:f1ont, the f:i.nance Co:TÜttee also reconIlends Ülat s.'oi~ld also be do~'1,e.
Councilman I~oglund r.lade a motion seconded by CounciL1O.n 3cheyer that the c:Lt~r treasurer be
ins true ted to 'otif'y ~:r Blakely of' 01.:tr des ire,£{ to have t~j,s 'loney inves tad and also tho :=-.c of
1% ,:as acceptable to the Ci ty of Fort Tormsend. ¡;otion carried. -
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'fbe f'oll.o',J n:3 cornmunicatï,:)n is a copy of a letter 1'1"0:: tJ"lO P1ailnin.c; Co:nmission to the Port
Co:':IT:lis slone
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fort ComHissioners
fort of' Port Toìïnsond
c/o Col. F. ~. ~c11roy, Chairman
502 Heed street
rort Tormsend, JashIhngton £8368
:Joar Sirs:
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"':e understand that the Port 1;vi11 soon be undertakinr~ tlle repair of the jetty at tile entraJœe
to the Point Hudson 30at have.
'..:e respecf'1ÌÙly and earnestly recommend that t~le Port Commissioners ser5.0:..~sly co::1sider tl'le
incor:9oration of' Dub1ic dockside fishing accomodat:i..ons 5_n:;1'1e nle-nning of this ~ons truction
project.
.~any of our elderl~r, and certainly the ~Toun-:sters of the cor:r,mnity, will benefit from the
inclusion of such facilities in the repair Dork.
Thank ,'ou for 'TOur consideration.
'.Tory truly 7"OU.r s,
:~o.ri:ou Groon,
Chairman
Port Tormsend Pla:-1:'lir:g COl1l'11is:sion
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Co1..mcilman fluby made a ;'lotion seconded by Co1~ncilman : oociy that the city also nrite a letter
to the 13ort Co;;TI".1Ìssion 'and recom',lend tllat t~'l°Y aJ..so eol1::>Ìder uolie ò.oc>side fi:3.:in,3 acconadàt_'.ans
:')1 t~'le p1an.ning of construction út oint :~udson Boat .laven. "~ot".on carried.
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To the Honorable î;îayor and Cou;:1cil
of tl'l e City of' Por t 'l'oìïns end I
':.:'he undersiGned b.ereoy )eti tiO:1S and represents tha t ~-:e is a person skil10d in '~he ou:::3Ìnes s ~J.n.t:>o'. ',J'.,.,r V';rtuo
::'aying anò. connec tine; s GìïOrs, and asks t:l1a t he oe groil ted a lie ense for such pUJ:)oses under - ,J-
of the provisions of' Ordinance no. 1527 and current D.lilOnd,nents thereto.
'-:-,10 unc::.ersißned furtl'ler aGrees to abide by the provis:i_ons of Ordinance !To. 1527 ,.:.nd currcEt
a:",lend:.--::ents t:ì ere to as completely as if it 1.7o:"e inc ori,oro. t 3d ~'lere in.
Ro:,- Lindsey
It was ';'lOved oy Counc il:'11an :-(ub-' " s ec o~:1ded :)y Council~-:1an Judy' hat the r') at:!. t:Lon For ~:3Ìde -,S ;'.:3r
co':1tractors license be r::rQnted. ':otion carried.
R:-:; '17 ;,'3'2: ~OR .r;TT>~T L IC'ET
~ort Townsend City Co~nci1
Port Tormsend, ::'asl'l5.n::-;ton
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Gentlemen:
-..0 are requosti~'!, a;;tI'c;ot li~ht be ::.stal10d at ti"le cor'n.er of 'las: i:':1.'::;ton D..1.Cl Tl'layôr' streets as
it is l'lecessary to :l.ave a li=:;ht tl13.t He :j:ay be able to cetter police OL'!:" ousin.e¡;:s establi3:'len~~s.
T.:is is iil. accordance vlitb our cé)l'lversat:, n \l::..t~ì ::r. j: il Coc):?S of Puget .~ound 1'o...:er all.d Li-;ht
Company.
~ours ve~y truly,
-OJ.::":;. ilarr:ls
-C-uill.'or ~.J3cl=in:-:; Gol,
Todd ,12.1101'
.üalloj,"' 300. t Yard
Jæ.1os D. :'=;picLson
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.:,j,"~CL son .,ro-c.:.'lcrs
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Hayor .s"'.i th reforj,"'ed t>e renues t to t>,e ,'Ij,"'e C; Lir~ht col:nnittee.
'1"0;71 :.:ax PI a ttner,
t' or t '.l.'oril1.s end,
Dec. 18, 1967
to:ï:it:
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:oDorab1e :.:ayor & Ci ty Council
I hereby suol71it cÌ1oc for ;:,:500.00 for re::.o'.7a1 of '",W a:-:-lu:Jo"0:'lt IJ_cel:.se.
7rom ~ec. 31, 167 to Dec. 31, 1~68
Thenl;;: ';01..1
¡.-as 21attner
It Has :::'oved by Co1.L"1ciLnan Lin6sey sec':-:11ded by CoU'-~il:'lan "'o--;l:.md t:~a:~ ':::'le,:c.sLor a"'1.'.'i31T:Jnt
lic311se oe GrQnted for t~'le 7eo.r 1S-68. ::otion cQrried.
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'-1'1'l0 city clerk as:~ed porrÜ ~s:t)~'l or ;"1-:0 council 'co c;'ll :~'or bië.s for a lCG8 ,t-ton picJ~up :'.'or
t:'1.G so,,!or de:,')o.rtr,!ent o.nd also to c~,:l1 f'or bic:;.s :Lor t~-:.o c5.tys :.l;]Oè.S l~or 0;0.301in.3, fuol 0:7..1 .":,1Cl
"'cc ~o'"' 'c"'le "'o~r lOCo ït '"0<" 'o,red "'y rl U'"l (.., 1 , d' r< ..
,:-'- ~--- "':-, ~",.J U "1<.1 ,°. -:-'", ,.~_.J ;-.. '-,' I v..-¿~. C',l.-l":).an u~oco,' !la" aV,Ill 30C.O,.Y'1,,;:.tE;:J OïT vo""J.11, GiL:on .-o,,:'h.11d
k~,-~u LdO CJ.'c;T c13r.;, ;Je QU:C,lor:,.:';;c. ~o ceL- :o..or 'J~CS [18 l"'Or'1L:,o:Jced. _lO'C:.on carrJ.oa. "
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!':IL:UTES OF THE REGULIÜ~ SE'3ST ON OF DECK:IBER 19th 1967 cOWr:::HUfï:D
ORDINA~CE NO. 1529
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AN ORDII'TANCE APPROPRIATING THE SUI:! OF' ~~1, 100.00 TO
THE CWiRE?JT EXPENSE FUl'TD IF THE 1967 BlJDGE'r FOR
ELECTION EXPENSE, Mill DECLAEIHG AN EI:1ERGENCY.
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The city clerl{ explained the above ordinance, si.:iying thi;;J.t due to the primary and general
election the cost of the elections was far ¡nore thi.:in anticipated, there had been budgeted
in the 1967 budget ~!;700.00 for e1ect:~on expense ¡o,_nd since the neõ.'" law went through having
the county audi tor handle the elec tions l,ve are billed by the county for the c i tys share of
cost of elections this year was $1,713.37. The city clerk said due to the nature of the
above ordinance it had to be held over until the next regular session.
The following letter was presented and acted upon as follows:
From Puget Sound PO',ïer & Light Co.
Port Townsend, Wn,
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Honorab le liiayor and City Counc i1
City of Port Townsend
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Gentlemen:
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Ci ty
enclosing three primary po\',Óer contracts for pumping at three designated locations in the
of Port Townsend.
1. SevIer ptilllping plant at Gaines & vVater Streets
2. Sewer pu,ping plant at Monroe & Water Streets
3. Treatment plant at 53rd 6: Kuhn Streets
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The underground primary poi'/er is being provided and cons true tion co~)ts are paid for by the
contractor at each 10catLm as pel' the contract with the City of Popt 'rownsend. Transormers
are leased to the City of Port Townsend.
These contracts are f'or a ten (10) year period-and require the approval and signatures as
required by the City of' Port To\ffisend.
YOUI'S trw.ly,
P. L. Copps
Local Manager
RESOLUTION 67-8
RßSOLUTION AUTHORIZING THE EXECUTION AND DELIVERY OF A CONTRAC'I' WITH PUGET SOtH\fD POVlTER &
LIGHT CQ¡{PANY FOR FURNISHING .;;- I\TUlIJICIPAL qiiTER PUIJPIHG
WHEREAS, PUG-Wi' SOUND PO;;'lER & LIGHT CQI,lPANY HAS oíl:Vered to furnish for a period of ten years
upon the terms set forth in the folloVling proposed form of contrac t:, to-vii t:
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NOW, THEREFOHE, BE IT RESOLVED BY 'rHE eounci1 of the City of:ort Townsend that a contract
be entered into 'with Puget SotL'ld Po;¡ler & Light ,Company for the furn:-..shing of Iïlunicipal Viater
Pumping Po",'er. at the Citys Sewage PUlJlping F1ant located at 7ilonroe and Water st. upon the terms
above proposed, and that the Illctyor De and he hereby is authorized and ciiirec ted to execute and
deliver such contract on behalf and in the name of the City, and the Clerk be and he hereby
is authorized and directed to attest such contract and to affix thcl'eto the seal of Port Town-
send.
Duly adopted this--------day of--------19--
ATTES 'r:
Hayor
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Clerk
HESOLUTION 67-9
RESOLU'I'ION AU'l'IIORIZING THE EXECUTION AND DELIVERY OF A CONTRACT ~:n'I'H PUGET SOlHm PO"rER 8: LIGHT
C Œ:IP ANY FOR FUmHNSHING - l'HJNI C IP AL 'iJP,TER PUlIPIHG
1NHEREl-\S, PUGET SOUITD PO\iER & LIe-U'l' COI,rPAlTY HAS offered to f"LU'nish for a period of ten years
upon the terms set forth in the fO.Llowing proposed form of contract, to-wit:
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l-JOW, 'lr¡-IEREFORE, BE IT HESOLVED BY 1'I-IE Cotmci1 of the City of Port Tovmsend that a contract
be entered into wi th Puget Sound Power & Light Company for the furn~~shLng of ~1unic ipa1 '\'Iater -
Pumping Power at the Citys Sewage Pur~ing Plant located at Gaines & Water Street upon the terlTIS
above proposed, and that the Eayor be and he hereby is authorized anà directed to execute and
deliver such contract on i:;eha1f and in the name of the City, and the Clerk be and he hereby
is authorized and directed to attest such contpact and to affix thereto the seal of Port Town-
send.
Duly adopted this
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ATTEST:
~Jay or
Clerk
RESOLU'I:rcm 67-10
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HESOUJTION AUTI-ÍORIZlfTG THE EXECUTION AIm DELI'IERY OF A cmTTRACT \,'/1 'rH PUGET SOfJ1'TD PO};ER &- LIGHT
cm:IPANY FOR FUR~aSHIHG - ~!mNICIPAL \'iA'I'ER J?P1.f¡.:'[PING
WHEREAS, PUGET SOUND PŒiER t: LIGHT Cor"lPANY HAS offered to furnish for a period of ten years
upon the terms set forth in the following proposed for of contrac, to-wit:
NOi:V, 1.'.~-:EREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY TI-Œ COUHC:ïL OF 'rEE CITY OF PORT TCr:mSmm 'l'HAT A CONTRACT
be entered into wi th Puget Sound :f='ovver & Light Company for the furn:i.shing of Ivrunic ipal ~Nater
Pumping power at the Citys Sevlage Pumping Plant located at 53rd 6: Kuhn St. upon the tern1.s
above propos ed, and that the I:¡Iayor be and he hereby .is author ized B.nd- dÌl°ec ted to execute and
deliver such contract on behalf and in the name of the C.;ty, and the Clerk be and he hereby is
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';DTUT ':; Oli' r~'T~ R~GULAR c'n,'n:ron o? D;~C~-"l~R 19, 1967 ::;O;TTLTU])
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ALJT_=.);1Ií:BD D:D DIR3CT=D TO A'l'TSST SUCH cŒ:'rI1i\C'l':~;T¡) '1'0 j\.L'i'IX T3;idTO LE
Port Tovmsend.
L~¡'\.L 0:.<' rL=~ C i tJ o,f
Duly adopted this-----------day of' -----------19-----
:-ayor
A'J:' 'IT'sST
Clerk
Attorney Abraham stated th~.t the contr~cts Here inùentica1 except a slir.;j,1.t d=~fforena.e y¡-ich
has to do wi th payment to cover cost of irr.stallutLm, the co~:.tracts provldes that the co:;opany
nill provide tÌle povler and the city will buy exc1usivoly fr:)J.:l the com)any, thu.t it Vli11 be
!l1.etered, that the city will provide a place f'or the r.leters, per:'Üt the colî1pany to enter, l~ead
and look af'ter the equipment on the ])re!llises, that the city v/ill ins to.l1 tÌle ecnÜpmen t ìNt ch
is suitable to tho j;ype of' e1GctrictYLhc<t is used, thut the city vlil1 notif'y the company of
any increased use of' pO\ïor, provides that the rates are subject to chanGe in c.c:::ordf.l1CO to
state law. :r=e said it is a si!:lp1e con-::;ract und one th¡;,t docs not carry any restrictive cr
punitibe provisions as far as the city is concerned.
It ':¡as :'.lOved by CounciL:lan Siebenbaum seconded by Council-man :=o,;lund ~;,lat tile reso1ut:'~cns be
adopted. l,:oti on carried.
;,Csyor Smith said tl'lat l'le had tno cOl:..:lunications, o11.:'e fro':J, ti'lo 3part:-:l0nt of' ~le21th the othor
from the ',.'3., tor Pollution Control Cœr¡ÜssioJ1., ec.ch sa~T:'n~ tj,i,ey l':"äve I'evie':Ted ;~l:..:) :',10.n3 "Dd
specif'ic tions for the ~:;:astlnr~s and Jacklnan Street area sewer extensi:)n and ì:oth de[)artuents
ap roved.
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;~ayor Sl;J,ith, at t>is tj_me opened the council meet:':r; for the Public :=earing on tho vac3t~,-on
of a certain porti'Jl1 of úood Street. -=e asked for '~ublic Q:;l"unicat:"_o::1s é1r co"r~ont3 from
anyone present ::_n connoction nith the petition,. The cj.ty cL;rk r:;ad the follovli.nß cQ]:r':"m,i~ation.
POl"t To',:nsend, "nsl:-",n~ton
Dece~bBr 17, 1967
~'layor Franl;: Smith
.ombers of' the City Co:1ci1
of Port Townsend.
Subject: ~¡enuest to vacate _rood ~)treet
Gentlemen:
Ùavir...ß recently lJurchased the entire Davids subdivis~_on cmd VIi th :ç1ans for future develope~ent
of building sites in t:üs area, it is felt that vacatinG .üood str et '.'/Qu1d remove tJ.-1.e "-,ost
desire able and suitable route into Davids Addition.
'J:'he cost of road co::1struction and :ílaintenallceof an inGress route ot}:er t>an v:~a . _ood ,:,;treot
would be considerably greater due to tl1e General co~"tour of' t;J.e surroundinG land.
F'urth::;rl:lOI'e the comp1e ti n of the '\"Ie s t~jrly tern.- na tion of 35t~: s tree t c urI'en tly proviò.e s an
obvious Hood Street approach to 37tj,1 street [,,'nd to Davids Addi ti :n.
Undoubtedly your inspection of tho subject matter street Hill confirm that t.i.1e use of'~oGd
Street f'or in~ress and ebress to Daviè,s l1ddition 1.70-1<5. eliminate costs cr.-:atod "Oy ßrantir-'Ó
t:.-., is reques t.
UDon c orlsiderat ion of the ."')onorally r:1ore des ireable u,?lanc1 a:?proach to'Se tl'ler '.lJ=~ th Imler cons t-
ruction and rlaintenance costs, it is recuestod tllat ~TU clony t:'lO re-uest to vaeate :ood ,'3.troet.
Yours very truly,
George R. ITallace, owner
Davids Addition
Dr. Dickerson, tb_c petitioner SElic: :1e vIas u..nanare of t:~:.o 1ett-r of objection:, t>at t>e "'1ain
reasons for wanting the street vacated '\"las because it TIns ~ot a f'ull street and the location
Vll'lore lle V¡an tod to build :'1is home ì'las on :Iood street.
:Iarilou Green, chairman of' tl'le ?lanning Conr:'lission soid. tha t tho planninr", co~(:l-issio""" :'lad
voted against tüe vaŒtion.
1'he Council j,lG1d a '~rief' private session alon'~ with ])1" Dickorson
Lindsey said tha t Dr DidÐrs on had agreed to tablë tho :1wtter un t:::.l
looked into rÚ'1et~:er or no-~ ti1c street could be located 2.i1ë, also to
1ïvJ.10 had rejected tho vacati~m.
COl2Dci1man Lindsey ma¿_e a r.lOtion seconded by Co'L--ncil.:::an Euby ti'lat t:le Deti tion bo tabled until
a future date. :íotion carried.
ai"tor the session, COl.lTIci1nan
a later date so it c uld be 1.
have a talk '¡'Ii th :Ir ,;allace
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;.:1" Paul Craton stated that :1e ìïould like to dedicate a thousand feet of Ivy ~~treot to t:1e
city f'or uï')keep, repair and maintenance. ,Lttorney Aorahartl SQiò. t:1at:iT' Craton h2.d been to S3e
=lÎ~ atout tl:..e street and s~..r;,ce had ~o.11œd to t 0 City .,jngmneer y¡ os o~)L1ion tl'.ou~ht it 1,/0 Id be
a -:ood dedication. ~ie said tl:.at he would :;et to~ether ìïi tl: :.Ir Crnton :~_:1 the next c 'pIe of' vlOeks
and put to~other a dedication.
Councilman Judy, chairman of tho Fire c: Lißht Committee said that tho str:)ot l'ß~lt3 had been
checked at -SanJuan near tl-;.8 buildil1.G ~Jroject ë.l1d said t~lat stroot J_i~;l:ts Here needed t~1ere.
Co'llDci1:uan Judy made a motion seco:1ded by Counc5_lman Rl-,_bJ that two vaiJor street lir,l1ts be
installed. ~otion carriod.
Councilman Lindsey said that on the rocomm:;ndation of' Carey and EraT:1er to accent new serlGr
lines on schedule s Band C of Fa tional Cons true t~,on Co. i1e at tl'li s t :l."le ì'lould lil~e to make
a "~,otif)n seconded by Councill;J,an ",ody that the City acce:Jt t~lo nei'! seHer 1 nes. :,Iot5_on carried.
Co'.'nc11man L5.ndsey on t:he renuest to o?on ~:'lo streot a}.onsicie t::le car ì'!ash 0;:1 8:1.--'s \"Jay, l'Je
SQid tl'lat De J:J.~:d tal]~ed -:: 0 -:::~1:) para on an,d £¡billd h":l L~ 1-;_0 \7o:"ld . 'L1I'n i.net c JGan U1; the s tUJYtD s on
the street that the city rJould"')o ahead a::.d ::lOintain it, be '.70S told ti1.at :~,t co~J.ld not be doj,1e
è-lt this time so ',:ould edvise no act -n be ta]ccn at ~Iis~i".~e.
Councilman Judy made a moti;l.1 secoedod by Counci ':wn L _r...dsey thut tile re-elocted council--on
1.7DO at tl1.iD ti1'lo on..Ly roceied :rive do:!..l-ars per [;lootinG -C:::'élt t:1.e pay be ra1sed to ten dollürs
:?er moeting .for DeCel~'lber. ~,~otion carried.
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IvillETTE OF TI-IE REGULAn SESSIOn OF DECEMBER L9, 1967 CONTTlJUED
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I'~ayor Smith asked ';;he councilmen to read the standing committees report tha t was on their
desks, if no obj~ct:Lons the CO!!1f:1itte3s would stand for the year 196B. Ì'Jo objection.
f;Iayor' S)'Ü th s aid in regards wi th the mee ting wi th the POO, Chamb er of' Cibrm'1el'Ce ;J. For t
Col1'xllis sion and others on the water s i tUL1. t::..on, a mee ting has been arranged for the 28th of' Dec.
at the court hous at l:p.m. .
ADJOURN?-mNT
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V'laS no further business to come befOl"e the council at th~LS time it Vias moved by
Hoglund seconded by Councilman Siebenbaum that the meeting do now adjourn. Motion
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J:iITHUTES OF' TEE REGULAR SESSION OF JAIWliRv 2, 1968
January 2, 1968
Port 'l'mvnsend, ~'¡ashington
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Tne ci ty council of the Ci ty of Port Tovll1send me t in regular. sessic,n this 2nd day of January
1968 at 7:30 p.m. in the council chambers of' th.::; City Hall. ¡ilayor Smith presiding.
ROLL CALL
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Officers and member's presen.t were as follov/s: ,l,':ayor Smith, City Attorney Abraham, City Clerk
Youngblood, Counc i1men Schier, Hoglund, Judy, Ruby, Siebenbaum, Lindsey, :;-Ioody.
;':IINU'I':S:':; OF 'l'HE Hi EVIOUS SESSIO:N
The minutes of the previous session were read in full and it ~as moved by Councilman Lindsey
seconded by CounciLnan Ruby that the minutes be approved as read and the ¡','layor and City Clerk
sign same. Motion carried.
BILLS {;.: CLAII'.Œ
Bills and claims were presented as audited ;y the finance colliTIittee and acted ppon as follòDs:
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CURREl'TT EXPENSE Fülm-- --- --- - - ----- -v ouc her No.
VIA'l'LŒ; FUHD--------------------------Voucher IIol
STREET FUND-------------------------Voucher No.
GARBAGE FUND------------------------Voucher No.
PARK Fmm-- - --- - -- - - ---- --- -- -- -- -- - Vt3ucher No.
LIBRARY FUlID------------------------Voucher No.
PIREi';;ETT PENS I 01'1 & RELIEF FijND - -- - - --Voucher No.
ORDINANCE NO. 150G------------------Voucher No.
5159 through 5207 '---'~~_'8, 517.33
1696 through 1713 -- -'~2, 558. 77
1101 throogh 1114 ---.~~1,878.40
1085 through 1098 ---,~þl, 834.78
736 through 746 ---':¡p 544.85
1350 through 1377 --~$ 922.46
195-----------------~ 12.00
48-----------------~7,856.80
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It Has moved by Co'Uncilman Hoglund seconded by Co1J.ncilrrlan Judy thC:!.t. the bills and claims be
approved and the I'I:ayor and City Clerk drmv vlarrant s upon the pr:)per f'èmds for paymen t of same.
;\'~otion carried.
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'l'he city cl~rk presented the regular salary v¡arran"ts for the !"Ionth of December 1967.
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CURRENT EXPENSE Fm~----------------VouchÐr No.
WATER Fw~D--------------------------Voucher No.
STREET Fmm-- ---- ---- - -- ------ ------Voucner No.
GARBAGE FUND------------------------Vouchcr No.
PARK Flmm---------------------------Voucner No.
LIBRARY FUND------------------------Voucher Ho.
FI ?ELŒN PE]\TSION 8: HELl EF F'U)\]D - -- -- --Voucher No.
9141. through 5158 ---~?4, 869.88
:1-68: t;hrough 1695 ---~~2,2~7.l5
J-°91. tnrou.¿'2',h 1100 ---')?1,2ol.60
1080 through 1084 ---$1,940.87
735-----------------~ 271.08
1349-----------------~ 358 10
193' throußh 194 ---~~ 300:00
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TREASURER
'The city treasUl:"ers report was read in f'ul1 for the Tllonth of Dec. 1967 and was ordered filed.
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POLICE
~he policÐ report was read in f'ull for the Month of Dec. 1967 and was ordered filed.
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The following building permi:t:a VJere II' esented and acted upon as f'ollons:
Everett Rempfer, I.louse, 681X36', Frame, 12th & Holcomb, ~~12,000.00
George Capriotti, Enlarge Basement, C151X20', Concret3, 708 Gnrfield, $200.00.
Robert Sahli, Hpuse, 26'IX581, F'I'ame, 25th & SanJuan, Lot 13, Ellis AÖ.dn. ~þ17,500.00.
It VJas moved by CO1..U1C ilman Ruby seconded by Counc ilrnan I':Ioòdy tha t th~ bu:;.lding permi ts be
granted. Motion -carried.
COÏ'iIL~UiHCA'I'1 ONS
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The following conmmnic a tioj";s v¡ere read and ac ted upon as folloVls:
From J'ŒcLean &; Company, Inc.
'racoma, 'iJashington, Dec. 19, 1967
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Mayor Dennis Sullivan
Port Townsend, Washington 98368
Be: Hastings and Jaclilllan Street Sevver>s
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