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April 16, 1968
Port Townsend, 3ash~ngton
The City Council of the City of Port Tovmsend met in rep,ular session this 16':;h day of Þnril
1968, at 7:30 p.m. in the council chambers of the City Hall. ==ayor Pro-tem 3iebenbaum ':JY'osiding.
ROLL CALL
Office:.:'s and members present 'dere o.s follOVlS: =-=ayor Pro-ten3iebenoaum, City Attorney
Abraham, City Clerk Youngblood, Couné:;ilmen, :::Jcheyer, ==oglund, Judy, liuby, Lindsey, ¡"!oody.
j,layor Sijlith absent.
=:InJUT~S OF r.LII~ PR~VI'.YLJS ;.;I:3SIJN
It was moved by Councilman Lindsey seconded by Councilman Scheyer tüat the m l1utes of the
previ;)us se ss ion be dispens ed vIi tho :io tion carried.
BUILDL:G F~K,IITS
The following buildine; permi ts Here presentec~ and ac ted uoon as follows:
~Ioward C. Armstrong, Garage, 16'X24', Prame, 515 VanBuren, (500.00.
James Jensen, Remodel Bank, 234 Taylor, 02,610.00
Paul Craton, Re~10del House, 41'X21', Frame, 51st 6: Jackman, (2,000.00.
;:erle C. Potter, Remodel Porch, 7'X8', Fra.me, 1132 Van ness, :::;100.00.
~!,'illiam F. Bishop, :Touse, 1584 sq ft, frame, Lot 17 ==isll.:)p ':i9dn. (:15,000.00.
Frank Symonds, remodel store, 65'X30', frame, 3rd (: Thomas, ~:1,500.00. "
';-:illiam Short Jr, Dup-lex Office, 840 sq ft, fran:.e, Jefferson 8~ Eearney, ;,:2,500.00.
Councilrnan Ruby made a motion seconded by Counc,ilman::roglund that t='le building permi ts be
granted. :lotion carried.
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The folloning c om:'11unic a t:i 'Jns Vlere pr esented and ac ted u con as follows:
?rom G.T. Chuljian, DLID, Port Townsend,
A',ril 16, 1968
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vespite the personal opinions of some, Fluoridation is not a controversial issue in tn.o v.sual
meaninG of that term. lITo other ;::>ublic health measure has been as thorou~;hly reseo.l"ched 01'
investigated both 2S to effectiveness and safety. ~here is not a knonledGeable authority any-
where who suGGests that that the fluoridation of vvater sur;plies to the amount of' one part peI'
million re.'Jul ts in a difforent effect on hUJ11anS than \!l'len tl'lOse sam,e people consume tho same
amol~nt of fluoride from naturally fluoridated \1éJ,ter source. If the rlater in Port 'I'onnsercd
already had one part per nillion of fluoride, not one person would su,::icest t:l.o.-:; 'de chanr;e the
source of our water, or that VIe try to re:novo tlì.is a¡;wunt of fluoride from the na tor. Yo t the
tìiJO possible sources of fluoride are identical in tloir effec t on humans and safe vlhen tr.e
fluoride content is anywhere near the accepted a.mount---an a::1 unt tll.at nodel"n disp::msing
equipment absolutely assures.
Exhaustive lon::;term studies comparing people vrho have lived 311 their liv3s in a naturally
fluoridated area ni th those livinG similarly in non-fluoride area have de'~1.onstpated beyor.,d
any doubt that there are no detrimental effects even after a lifotime of us in['; fluoridated
water, but rather the beneficial eff'octs already know: a Marked lifetime ~eduction in dental
dec ay, improved bone s truc ture in many older peo~;le, and a decro2.se L1 certain t:rpes of blood
vessel diseases in the elderly.
The facts ere that fluoridatioJ:l. is not a recent discovery or innovation. The le,c;islati'.re
leaders in such cities as :'Tevl York rrould not have instituted it for their municipalities if it
nere untried or unproven. óven the Russ ians, ':1110 are usually loath to --;ive any credit to
America, ad;l'lit 'that an Anerican, Dr. ¡:. Trendley vean, one of the worlds fore::'1ost fluoride
inv es tic;a tors, Has one O,'~ tlle firs t to prove its ef C oc ti venes s am safe ty, 2nd aré fl uorida tin!}
their water supplies.
l'~1.ere ';lill ahlays be t~l.OS e riho diss ont to any proc edure, os~ ec ially 'J::,en it Íl'lvol vas a ~lC 0.1 th
issue, and no one nould Eieny them t:1~ir r ie:;h t to disaGree in any 2nd 9ver~T vmy ,,:lm:evel', it is
very ir,l~ortant that tllose in ;Jositions of authority and leaders~1Ìp; such as OU1' city council in
t~'lis case, unders tand tho difference b e-G\¡eon personal o-')inion and scientific [',l=.y acc eD t3d f ac t.
2ractical1y none of t~e sup)osod authorities frequently ruotod by t~ose op)osing fluoridation
have any standil1G anon:s tll.at part of thG sciontific col:1'tlUnity ì'lll.ich is cu:::'ront=~y L1.volved in
researc~1. or study on t~Üs subject.
It ~Ùould ÌJe further noted that the proofs for tüe effectiveness and safety of fluoridation
are now so stronG thÇ). t :-c.ore than one s tate has nO'll passed lmls renuiriDß ';1uni(;:~pali tics to inG ti tutc
fluoridatL:m by a certain date. 'I'D.e City Council can if it 30 decides, avoid ':;a~;:inG a -C)esitivG
stand on t is matter, and thus deny the present children of tho co:m:uu::1ity the lifetime :Jonefits
of fluoridation, but it should realize t~at it illY be re1 ired at SODe later date to ~lace it
in effect anyvlay, and possibly 2t a -;reatel" cost, co~1s5--dorin::; inflationary tre::1c~3.
I personally disaPi-rove of the State taldnr; such decislot"ls out of tllO l:ands of tho local
citizenry and their [;overnmental oodi3 s. C:opofu:!..l:l, tho Counc il r;5_11 :;""3 cli/~e the inportance of
t:-Üs ll.ealth measure &'1.d aSSllrae its O'.im right !':'nd r;s~o:'1sitilitlJ to serve t1-;.e co.-2lu;l.ity :)y r.1aking
a firm decision for fluoridayon.
G. T. Chuljian, DT.ID
April 15, 1968
The Jefferson Coúnty Gr3duate j..!urse1s I'.::JsocÌr-t5- n -,7ish3s to lwve Port T::J1Jnsend's nateI'
fluoridated and votes unanimously tl-;.at an ordino.nce to t>is e:~fect be D'1s.'Jed by t}-;.o city counc:i_l.
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?rom Dr ~.K. Thompson, Dentist,
POl" t Angeles, -:Tn,
{\pril 11, 19G8
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Port Townsend City Council
Port Tov-msend,'.:ashinn;ton
Gentlemen:
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iVinmTES OF 'l'EE REGULAB Sl:~SSIOÌ'T OF APRIL 16, 1968, COHTINUED
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TI~e Olympic Peninsula:Dental Society Hishes to congratulate you on you~ decision. to fluoridate
your city water supply.
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R sear'ch has shown that fluoridaticm has cut down tl~e incidence of tooth decay up to 50% in son 9
cbmmunities.
vVe know that the children of your corxnuni ty Viill be eternally grateful to you pèople for you~
far-sighted decision.
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R.K. Thompson Secrt;tary.
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From Fort Townsend Kiwanis Club,
April 15, 1968,' to-wit:
Mickey Youngblood
Port Townsend City Clerk
Port Townsend, Washngton
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I wish to inform you that on the 13th. of :.'Iarch 1968, the membership of the Port Tormsend
Kiv'lanis Club voted to go on record oS in favor of fluoridation of the Port Tovmsend ',vater supp] Y.
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Sincerely,
Bob Chase
Secretary, POl~t rPovmsend Kivranis Club
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From Port Townsend ~inisterial Association~
April 15, 1968,
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~ickey Younglood, Clerk
Port Townsend City Council
Port Towns end, WashiD.g ton
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Dear Mr. Youngblood:
The Port Tmvnsend Ministerial AssociatiÆ at its last m,eetillc':;, voted in fuvor of the fluoridat'-:)l1
od Port Tovmsend I s water. "',!e urge the council to vote in the affirnative also on this issue iJ
order to provide better dental health for our-coMTIQDity.
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Sincerely,
Gordon LI.' Alford
Secretary-Treasurer
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From the ]\:Iedical Building, April 16, 1968,
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City Council
Port To~nsend, Washington
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D ar Sirs:
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I have, for many years, been fully convinced that the flouridatiun of our city rJator would be
a step forward in the dental heal th pro gram or om~ communi 1,7. ;Je are ;3,ware of the low mineral
content in our local vlaters é:md and the minute addit:i(m of flouride will p1""3vent é1nd delay
dental caries. '
I know of no ill effects that this element could cause anyone. Flouride has been in effect
in nmnerous cities throughout our nation und has resulted in improved dental health; and I D:;,',ve
heard of no instances in which this has caused any ill effects - nO}' are the inhabit.'Jnts of
this COffi(1L1.ni ty any exception.
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Clayton M. ~jchaill M.D.
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Be it he:æby lUlorm that r'iO, the memb.l's of tho medical
desire to inform the Ivlayor of the City of Port Tovrnsend,
the people of Port Tovll1send that vie believe fluoridation
would be benefic ial and desirable:; and tha t fluorida tion
to health.
We are 100% in fuvor of the passage of the fluoridation ordinance and we desire to go on
'record in support of the fluoridation of ~he Port Townsend city water supply.
and dental professions of Fort Townsend,
the memb ,;r~; of the city a ounc il, and II
of the PO?t To~nsend city water suppl~I'
of the water supply is not detrimentaJ
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Bruc e IT. Brydge s, l.'ID
Vjil1iam J. Scheyer, LID
R. Dicerson, ìv1ð
Harry G. Plut ¡"m
Alton S Ross, To/ill
Doris M. Stuart, R.N
@. T. Chuljian DDS
H. Kennith Carter DDS
Robert R. Car~er DDS
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From
W. Daly,
Port Townsend, Wn,April 12, 1968
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The Honorable Mayor and City Council
City of Port To~nsend
Port Townsend, Wa shing ton
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Since the last tViO published issues of the Port Tovmsend Lead(~r, ny office has been flooded
with irate citizens, and my \-valking on the street has been likorrise interrupted \'lith protes-
tat:Lns. concerning the ~ppa:r'en~ hastY,~~~itud~ of a majOrity. o~ ~he..City. ?ouncil, wher'ein it is 1
proposed to p lac e certaln CnelillC ul adCll -eJ,ves ll1 our \ïholes()me aplnk:Lng VI a -eel'. ,
I have examined the 1968 adopted budget of the Olympic Gravity 'i'Ja:~er System and find nothing:
has been contempla ted Úl(c)rein tØ take car's of the necessary COg t of a program of this charÐ.c te~.
Please, before tak:ing any further action in the premises, may I request that you, seek ,the opinh
of yo~rr City.A.t~orney a~ to ,v~e~che::.or not, in the ,light. of ,the present sta~ute~, a cor,ldition(\
now ex:Lsts, wltll1l1 our Clty, tna-e nnc;nt be legul1y aeternnnea on errwrgency, lnSOlar as the same
!'<ffects the subject matter of this letter'. .
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VV: J. Daly
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:UllTUT:::;::S 01[1 ~"}E ¡¡ mJL1\.I1 3:::;:):3:r:O=T U<' A?lUL 16th 1968 COETI?r:nD
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From ~~dwin A. 'lecker, County-C i ty J:ngineer,
Port Townsend, April 15, 1968
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Honorable :',~ayor and Ci ty Council
Ci ty Hall
Port Tovmsend, 1Jashington 98368
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FlollI'ida t:i on ef1uipment
Gentlemen:
The major cost of this e",'ui~ment (the metering valve) ~_s to be incl'C'.ded :i.n the :::.'oservo:i,r level
control device to ~ e installed soon.
Two type s of flouridation equi¡lment are to be c a11S id Bred, (1) c.n -' j ec tor :::'0 LÜril13 a li,..uid'
flour ide solution and (2) an injector usinc; dry flour ide }JovlLïer. FolloVliTl-G is an esti:'lc.te of
cost for ins~allation and operation of each.
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Liquid type
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Installation cost
Signal device
C,1600.00
200.09
50.00
Operation cos ts - ay]}rosimè:ltely
(,3.60 :901' r:1Ìll ion ~allons
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Dry tY'J..e
3quipment cost
Installati~n cost
Signal device
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430.00
50.00
Ollera~,~j~ en conts - ap')ro:;:imately ('2.00
por Dillion ~allons
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For an average vIa tel" consu:npti:m of one (1) million gallons per day, the savings O::l the type
(2) equipment vlould be ~:)584.00 per year. Us:i.nc; tl1o difference of :'::3200.00 in the costs of the
two types of eQuipment , the installation of the type (2) equipment would amortize the di~fereDce
in costs in approximately 55 years.
Sincerely,
Edwin A. 7)8cker
Conn ty - City i;n,sinoer
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Ordinance No. 1534
Ordinance Ho. 1534 duly'¡imcor-;orated in the ninutc:s of tllO lest Dl'evious 3css:lon Ylo.s ago.:;~n
brauóDt up for passage or re~ection.
It ',las moved by Councilman =:~ogL:md seconded by Councilman Judy that the first l":)adL1ß 01' Ord.
J\~o. 1534 be considered the second reGdinc; and the th rd read::~l18 be by titl0 o:'ì.ly. ;,:otion carriGd.
T=~ITID =~.L;!iDL:G !~::D PA3:3A:}-=:; C:I? C:1~IlTICC.:; 1:0. 1534
1534
O::."dinance ¡"¡as a~ain :cead for 'cho tl,,:'.rd ti:na by title oLl~T and it nas ::.lOved by CoFncilnall IIo::;lund
seconded by Council~:ïan Ruby that t~10 ordinance do non pc.E,S. ilotion carriod.
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Ol~DI1':Al~C!~ ::0. 1535
Ai' ORDITAJ-:C,~ R:L!~'..L'I~T :1"0 ',,':;: ::)'C~~IC ~)~!.C~,
~3A:~I:~T"i' ':..1;1) ',,~ ;TJ~ï'A:R:~, TO E ~:}~:lJl\L'.:;, :j Cr'JYJC T I~:
A~TD A~ JuT ?:,='-:; '~C=:OOLS.
City Attorney Abraham said that t:le ordinanco iCJ snonsGrGd l;y tho poJiao depart:l1e:1t,'01ice
Bhief Fher;ley :12,S met wi th the school adr:1inistrators, th::; ordino.Dce r;iv~s the scJc,ool cdninstrÐ,tlen
2nd the police t11e capabili ty to è,eal rlÌ th d:i..s turìJanc os on, in Gnd arol_',nd tho school area.
Chief PheGley s o.id tllere h3S l;een tru1J Ie ':li th oldel" ì) oys 10terinG fœcw_nd tb,e schools VI>':- le
school VlOS in session Gnd during lunch ll.our, the students 1.'JGnder off the school ßro'mds'md. sit
in t;' e cars 1.'lith older' boys, and rrh::t we ¡-¡ant Ylith t='1is ordinance is to, ~i'1c us a little
aut:10ri ty to Y'10ve tho se peo]Jle out of t he school areas.
CO1Jl1cilman :ïoglund made a motion seconded by Councilmar- Judy t~l.at tho first rcadin----: ~Je
considered the second reading and the t;Ürd reGdin.g be by ti tIe only. =,Cotion carriod.
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Ordinance l"fo. 1535 ','/as again read for the t~-,;,ird ti::o:e by title O:'lJr and it VIas moved by
Councilnan I,indsey secanded by C'Juncilman Huby that Ord. H,'). 1535 do no,;! na.ss. :IotiC)l1 carried.
Council~an Judy, chairman of the li~ht comnittao reportod that ~ho liGht at the city reservoir
Has not ,givinG out enau.?;h lif!,h t and t~lat it sl-;.ould be ch.c,ngcd to a va:~or lir;h t. COŒ1C ilmf'..:Il
Judy made a motion seconded by Council- an ltuby tl1at the pr osent liGht at t:le reservoir be
changed to a vapor li3ht. LCotion carried.
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Council'lan Huby brou3ht up the building pcr~-:1i t of :.r :.Iarvin TI. S::lith for a ;,;ac-nine shop ot
47th &:, ='Iaines that had been held oval' untiili this session. ,',1' tel'" Co:13iCleraìJle discussion '.:;b,e
permit was again held over until t~e next regular 30s~io::l.
Counc ilman Ruby said th,>,t at tho last sessie;n '-1e hè:ld broll';ht up the prop 3l'ty next to tho
tro a tnen t center, he f al t tl'lat the city sl"o Id purchase the pro:j()rty for future ex:Ja:l.si:Jn to
the trea tm,en t conteI'. C Oè.mc ilmGn IIo.r-;lund s [',id that :,0 \'wuld con tac t i,lI' ForteI' and' ring back
a re90rt at the next re~ular session.
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:Iayor pro-tem Sie~~on~avm said t: at :;;"e next item of busi:1ess vlould be ?luoridatì'-m, [',nd Ðsl~Gd
for co~~ents from the cou~cil.
Council::'lan :ro~lund s~id tl,-at =,e 11Cèc1 !"issed the lust n:;:;t'::13 ':i~"lOn flourclatin '.'lfl3 Brour;.:,t up,
¡:md Ülat l-;.e personoll-:r c~:JUld find Dothmns wrong ',"l:i, th flouridatL1['; the nater, but tl'18 only tins
t~'1è:lt he had reser'!oti :l.S about is t:'10 '11echarlism of t1",o :::it¿,r ,,;oing about it, 1lé': could not LeI:J cut
feel that due to the nature of t:"is ~roject ~Dd the strorß f~ol n~s for c::1d a~ainst, t~at the
only ':lay it c-::uld be !'esolved r:O1Üd be by ba.llet of t:-:e 1~'eople.
Councilman Lindsey stated thGt ~"le went lOO;b 1dith what councilman :ioglund said, and a.lso s~id
that '.Ie as councilmen are not re alJ.. , ~ Ðut:!orizec.l to cono dO\'m here Gndaut stuff in 'leonles
Hater that they dont '.'lant, t:nd there Has no doubt in Li~s ,.,'nd that it ~¡u Id ~:;o '~hrOtlGhh if put
to a vote and that is WDè:lt he Hould like to see.
Councilman Judy sdid he would have to disagree with councilman Lindsey that didnt have ~le
authori ty to do this, ~:JU';:; r.' cIs 0 \ì[\S Bor putt ~~nß it on the bllIIot nnd Ie t tho people ê,ec ide.
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Councilman Moody stated that since the last council meeting he had D lot of contacts and
personally was for flouridation, but since the contacts he vvould hiÕl'!e to go along with people
to. vote on it.
Councilman Scheyerssaid he would like ~ state his position, be believed in passing it by r
resolution tonight, mainly bec aus e of expendi 1b.re of time and enery. If vIe pass it here toni,gh
it could be budgeted this surYlJ'1er and go into effect Jan. 1, 1969. L~ VIe put it on the ballot
and it is passed next Sept. then it goes in the budget in 196£, it goes into the drinking
water in 1970. We are two years away if it goes on the bullot. He said that we cculd pass thi
tonight by ordinance and it v;auld be quite in Port To.Yil1send in t~"IO weeJ:;:s. But what VIe do here I
tonigh t, if 1iVe throw t!'is thing to the wolve s, i:lnd this is - V¡hat we do if we put it an the ball]t
we dont vote for scientific and'ho issue is ever decided by scienti:ic fact on the ballot.
He said that th,e !,l:'cng thè-lt ':J~ul? '~e,dec~ded on the ,?allot vj~uld b~ emotiox;alism, and. what. we
do for the CO1Th11.Urll r:,y here tonLgh-c lS to. :~mpose upon -r:;hem a SlX monr:,h campalgn of emotlonallsm,
not scientific fact. He stated the group of pre-school PTA \vho häs brolJght this issue before
TI1.S is a small gl" oup of women vvi th limit ed means and, 1 imi ted amount of time, the radic al e lemen 'Ü
that is violently oppased to flouridatian and apposed here and seattle, they seem to have
limited am::.mnt of enery and funds to buck this. He stated thc:.t 75 million people ure using
flauride vwter that city councils h2ve put in, plus 7 million that have natural flouric1ated
water. He stated one ather th~ng is willingness to accept resposnibility, whut you really dont
vlant to do is accept the responsibility for this and maybe it is to avoid criticism. He said he
thought -it i-s the nature af the game to accept the respoDåibility, v.¡e have to have the courage I
to face up to th~_s and if ever issue thät carne befOI'e us, y¡e dodgned and put back to the public,
then I think we would be doing tIle public an in-g.stice. ^ll it take:3 is a little courage and I
it should beo, layed on the 1 ine tonigh t. and anyone W~lO das en tis really Ie tting down.
Councilman Ruby said that he was for-flouridation but vlould like to have a five minute recess,
:iiayor Prütem. Siebenbaum called for a five m'-nute recess. I
After' the five minute recess, councilman Sch'êyer made a motion seeonded by ColJ.l1cilman Hoglund
that th€ meeting do \'1110 adjourn. Myor- Smebenbmlm pro.tem suid that his motio.n ¡'.¡as out of! d)Dcrler
and after an oi,inon of the City Attorney, roll call ViaS taJ{en und all councilmen present.
MayaI' Pro-tem called upnn i'.1r Gr'Jgory to speak before the cot.:,ncil who in turn spoke against
flourið.ation. Dr. G. 'I'. Chulijian spoke for flou:"idation. lilr A.R. Thompson sr-::'oke against.
Councilman Hoglund said he failed to see the point of useing the eoTIncil meeting as a pro or
anti flouridation for a sounding board on the issue.
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Councilman Hoglund made a motian seconded by Courc ilman Judy thD.t the meeting do now adjourn.
r/[oti -m carried.
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~',nNU'rES OP SPECIAL SESSI ()}! OF APRI~ 30 ,-12!68
April 30, 1968
Port Tormsend, Washington
The City Council of the City of Port Townsend met in special sessj_on this 30th day of April
1968 in 7:30 p.m.,. in tho co~_:ncil ChaJllbers of the City Hall, tc open bids on -~he JaclG:lan -
H~s tings SeVIer Expens ion. i'.1ayor Smi th presiding..
nolI Call
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Officers 3nd members present were élS folloy.¡s: ìilayor S111i th, City A-::tonney A braharn, Ci ty Clerk
Youngblood, Councilnlen Scheyer, Hoglund, Judy, Ruby, Siebenbaum, Lindsey, I'.-Ioody.
BID OPENING
The fo,Llorring bids wer;e opeY'-ed and ac tea upon as foJ.loVlS:
Jack 'I'horburn, Inc. Seattle, '-/In.
F.J. Schade, Auburn Wn.
Total Bid
Total Bid
'::'201 6°0 r7~
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~?176 , 070.00
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::Ir Ron Mayo o.f Cary 0: Kramer so.id thät the bids r.'ere far over the e.s:tim,ate, that he Hould
take the bids back to §eattle hsve them checked and malŒ a reco:~"menda tiaD to the Co1-mcil at
the next regular sessiori.
AD JOU?clTì',IENT
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As t¡:.ere \'fas no further business, Cou.1'lcilman Siebenbaum made a notion seconded
Haglund thut the meeting do now adjourn. Motion carried.
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