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Proceedings of the City Commission of the City of Port Angeles, Washington
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February 4
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The Connnission met in regular session at 10:00 A.M., and was called to order by ~or Feeley. Officers
present were: ~or Feeley, Connnissioners Robinson and Taylor, Attorney Trumbull, and Clerk Law.
Minutes of the previous meeting were read and spproved.
I Under the head of applications for building permits and licenses, the followir.g were granted:
BUILDI NG PERJ:.ITS:
Mrs. L. G. Billings
Remodel back porch, enclose same, Lot - N. 40' of 1, Blk. 202, TO>m5ite $150.00
LICENSES :
A. H. Moffit
Journeyman plumber
2.50
Under the head of unfini.shed business, the Park Board re-submitted recommendation of August 15,
1951, requesting that Eunice Street from Second to Fourth Street be increased to standard width. It
was moved by JlJSyor Feeley that the request be filed and Park Board informed that the request is referred
to :the City Council. Motion seconded b.i Commissioner Taylor. All voted Aye. Motion carried.
.Einerson ~wrence appeared regarding appointment of Civil Defense Co-Ordinator, informing that recommendaticm
wi~l soon be 7'ead;y. ilio advised that first six months should be full time.
Under the head of new business, W. A. Taylor of 207 E. 9th Street requested that the Commission consider
re':zoning Lincoln Street South of the alley between Eighth and Ninth from first residence districtt'O.
firnt business dirstrict. The request was referred to the Planning Board.
Cominissioner Robinson infonned of necessity for employing a groundmen in the Light Department and
moved th..t Kenneth McLennan be employed. Motion seconded by ~or Feeley. All voted '""e. Hotion
carded.
I Lig~t Supt. McLennan requested that calls for bids be published to furnish light globes for City d!,pa,m,ents.
It was moved by Commissioner Robinson that the call for bids be published ana opened February 18. Seconded
by ~ommissioner Taylor. All voted Aye. Motion carried.
Mr.' McLennan also requested that the fOllO\<ing transfers be made in the 1951 Light Budget:
FROM:
Electrl cal Inspector
TO:
Building JI.aintenance
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Overtillle Line Crew & Elec.
Extra Labor
State Auditor
Advertising
St. Light Maintenance
Meter Parts
St. Light Fixtures
Sub-Station Equipment
Office Supplies '
$ 34.45
40.23
130.80
22.91
300.05
.55
86.55
945.40
973 . 64
New Street Lights
i OIl II II
I Carrier Current Equip.
I :~tching Contribution
lIt was moved by Mayor Feeley that the t~ansfers be approved. Seconded by Commissioner Taylor. All voted
1 Aye~ Motion carried.
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Tbe Commission discuBsed propesed leasing of a portion of the west section of Lincoln 'Park. The proposed
leaSe was questioned by the Park Board as to possible reversion of title to the U. S. GC1'IBrnment. The
Bcai-d. also suggested certain provisions be included in the lease. Attorney Trumbull advised that
granting of lease will not revert Grant to City. It was moved by COlll!llissioner Taylor that a lease be
pre~ared. Seconded by Commissioner Robinson. All voted Aye. Motion carried.
Ray 'Fuassett requested that Radio Gab licenses be transferred to him as he has purchased the cabs. The
mat~er was postponed for one week.
Under the head of reading and passagecdf Ordinances, the following were placed on Third and final readings:
ORDIN ANCE NO. 1273
AN ORDINANCE Gf the City sf Port Angeles regulating the installation and use of radio antenna and similar
devices, providing a penalty and declaring an emergency:
It was moved bY. Commissioner Taylo.I: that the foregoing Ordinance be PcaarSSr:l!,dedt.hird and final reading and
adopted. Seconaed by Commissioner llobinson. All voted Aye. Motion
I ORDINANCE NO. 1274
I' AN ORDINANCE iiJIlending Ordinance No. 1167 of the City of Port Angeles entitled, "An Ordinance to regulate
and restrict the location and use of buildings and the use of land within the City of Port Angeles;
to limit the height of buildings; to preseribe building lines and the size of yards; "-nd f orthese purposes
tG divide the City into districts; providing penalties and repealing aru ordinance in conflict herewith"..
lIt was moved by Commissioner Taylorlhrl the foregoi~ Ordinance be passed third and final reading an:!
adopted. Seconded by Comnissioner Robinson. All votea~. Motion carded.
Under the head of introduction of Ordinances, the following ~ read by title and placed on first and
second reading: I'" 7 "" ~ .
ORDINANCE NO. N v
IAN ORDINANCE of the City of Port Angeles, Washington, providing for the submission to the qualified electors
'of said City at a special election of the proposition authorizing the construction and installation of
\Certain storm sewers and the paving of certain streets, all within said City, and providing further that
the City issued general obligation bonds to be paid by annual tax levies in the principal amount of not
,to exceed $400'iooo.OO for the purpose of providing funds to pay part of the cost of said improvements.
It was moved by Commissioner Robinson that the foregoing Ordinance be passed first and second reading.
Seconded by .'ayor Feeley. Fred Strange, Iver Smith, Emory Stewart, and Al Lamoureux spoke regardil'€
improvements and tenns of Ordinance providing for same. Informed that the Street budget is not sufficient
for extensive improvements, the only alternative being a5 provided by the Ordinance and the electors
should have privilege of voting on the ~l!lIle. Conmissl. ,>ner Taylor advised that he does not want to hold up
progress, but the program as outlined, does not meet with his entire apprOYal' Alse that the people are
entitled te their rights but should Virst be thoroughly informed. Mr. TaylGr cited the Tumwater road
JprGj~:~, )~ine Drive fill, and possibility of the State improving Peabody Street and that the program as
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enlarged district includ~s all taxable city property.
v~. Strange favored construction of streets that all can use as weel as log trucks and the City will accept
aid for improvement of Peabody Street if considered by the State.
When questioned regarding changes in the program, the Attorney advised that changes are possible in
details or construction and that Peabody Street could be eliminated if the State considers this improvement.
After further discussion, the l\ue~tion was requested. On roll call, all members voted Aye. The ~yor
decle-red the motion carried.
The Commission examined and approved the following claims and ordered warrants issued in payment of si.me:
CURRENT EXPENSE FUND: .:{. 1'3' ..2.fl
staii1~i~flf!lHffilin~d A~gnwaph Co.
Tide Water Associated
Ed. B. Taybr .
Railway EKpress Agency
City Treasurer
'I MIOnree Calculati ng "Jachine Co. .
Pioneer, Inc.
I Hazel's Cafe
1 City Tre..surer
Willson Hardware Ca.
I Olympic Stationers
:Pearson Music Co.
Eastmi.n Kooak Ce. .
Samuelson Motor Ce.
Lunt' s Battery Service
Ruddell Oldsmobile Cadillac Inc.
J obnson and' Bork
Wheeler Hardware and Funniture
J. B. J'lathews Glass Co.
The Texas Compal\Y
Bussing Office SuPPlY
City Fuel CGmpa~
Olympic Electric Ce.
Rand K Fine Foods
State Treasurer
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CITY STREET FUND: 'f In. 1./3
Luvaas
Port Angeles Conerete Pr~ducts
,1I'heeler Hardware an:! Furniture Ceo
~chfield Oil Corp0ration
,Washington Saw Filing
Preist Logging Cempanf
!Renshaw' s Service
(aterworks Suppli~s Co.
,Tide Water Associated Oil C"mpal\Y
Shoe Tax CommissiGn
ICity Shop Fund
Eklund Lumber Co.
;Western Tractor and Equipment Co.
E. A. Jensen, Shell Jobber
'Randall Kilmer Censtructien Ce.
Syd Tozier Insurance Agency .,
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,WATER DPEARTMENT: / / I~' '1-<.
Syd Tozier Insurance Agency
'City Light Department
Sparling Meter Ce.
'Sehreiner Chevrol~t Cs.
Fredericks Electric
!The Tomas Company
Paditic Telephone and Telegraph Co.
I~illson Hard....are Company
Olympic Foundry Compal\Y
.CMS & p & P RR C"mpal\Y
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LIGIlI' DEPARTMENT: /5.1.y,</t:.
~. L._ Halstead
Olympic Stationers
Syd Tozier Agency
F & L Service
Schreiner Chevrolet Co.
Tbe Electric Company
City Water Dept.
Willson Hardware Co.
,Iestingbouse "'lectric SupplY Co.
fort Angeles Auto SUPPlY Co.
Line Material Company
R. E. Uptegraff Mfg. Company
Demick Eleetric SupplY Co.
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SANITATION FUND:
Syd Tozier Insurance Agency
lIBRARY FUND: j 57. 75
Jerry Nelson Agency
City Treasurer
Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Co.
Johnson and Bork
Demco Library Supplies
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I~~llrai{m!Ci3~~:a. p~mefo~93~1~lriM 1l!:i$ Mil!!". $
33.87 Engineers
Gas 180.58 p..lice, fire 186.40
Traveli'llg Expense
Express chg. pntectograph
restage, etc.
Service Maintenance
Registration cl'lM.ce11at1ens
Meals for prisioners
4 MX plates-poliee
Switl::h - police
Rubber stamp, pen set, police
Service on cODmunication calls and intercom radies - poliee
4 boxes film - police
New tire and tube - bire and valve, fire
4 b..tteries
Rebuild sprip.gs
Paint, sl'fpaper, blackbeard- fire
Knives, Il~s, etc., ladder, fire
3 panels of glass instdled, 30 glasses fer wllIlmboxes
30 gal. cyl. en - fire
Office chair "
1050 gill.ns fuel "il - fi re
Ligh t globes -Eire
1 carton Vel sGap, 1 gal. Purex, fire
Velunteer Firemen's fees
Tire, tube and repairs
Pipe, catch basin covers, etc.
Shovels, chalk, etc.
Met<lr ..il
1 - 6~ I crosscut saw
Belti ng .
Tire, tube, hil<ay PlY
1 Standard City Set Sewer Cle..ning rods, accessories as
per bid November 19, 1951
Gas, sdvent, diesel
Compensating tax on sewer cle..ning rods and accessories
Inventory
LUIIlber"
Spindle
Grease
~Asphalt mix
Insurance premiwns
Insurance premiwils
Office rent, electrical service
Charts - Inv. SE 1233
Parts
Wiring
Oil and Gr.ease
Phone
Supplies
Heter Boxes
Freight charges
Travel expense
Maps
Insurance premiwn
Repair and service
Repairs
Signals
Water rent
Supplies i.Dd tools
Light Fixture, stubbing bands
Tolls
Bolts
Line Transformer
Tape
Insuranc e pre:l!liums
Bond
"rater
La cal 5 ern ce
Shell..c
Paste, cleaner
72.76
932.07
366.98
19.51
1.72 I
27.02 J
311.08
2.95
95.74
6.00
.41
7.21.
247.20
14.~
. 24.73
127.78
55.56
9.88
35.00
21.58
24.26
123.60
88,47
22.37
8.74
63.00
164.61
84.51
18.78
42.86
2.58
15.45
135;1l
1,692.32
676.17
50.77
291.97
58.09
63.30
6.76
179.10
1,097.53
776.70
116.30
59.53
.42
35.86
.17. 36
4.50
3.89
90.16
11.20
18.85
2.03
1,197.68
4.13
7.38
2.37
1.90
$.69
61.16
5.25
47.69
153.00
25.33
174.00
5.00
2.30
22.08
4.25
30.30
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February 4, (c$ntinued)
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LIBRARY FUND: '~Con 't)
H. S. Hirs'hberg
Simmons Carbon Co.
Port Angeles Public Library
Personal Book Shop
Doubleday & Co.
A. C. McClurg and CompaIIV
Harp~r & Brothers
Virginia Kirkus
p. 'N.' Bibliographic Center
Port' Angeles Evening ews
American Library Association
Fine computers
Stencils
Stamps, book
Books
Books
Books
Books
Subscription for service
Services
Subsc1'iption
Membership
, PARK'FUND: .14'1.'13
Angeles Millwork ani Luinber Co.
Pacific Telephone and Telegraph
~d Tozier Insurance Agency
Nails, coating and metal
Service 5288 and 3851
Insruance prell'iums
PARKING METER AND TRAFFIC CONTROL FUND: Jj~ ,() :3
Syd Tozier Insurance Agency Insurance premiums
Puget Sound Navigation Co. Freight
City'Treasurer Postage
CEHETERY FUND:
Syd Tozier Insurance Agency
Insurance premiums
FI~(EN'S PIDiSION FUND:
Cla11am County Medical Co.
Premium on 11 firemen
LIBRARY HEHORIAL FUND:
A. C. McClurg
Books
There being no further business the meeting was adjourned.
Q.G. ~.~
() City Clerk
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$ 1. 50
2.01
3.44
3.16
12.06
163.69
13.21
21.25
35.00
30.00
9.50
4.69
U.19
127.55
39.92
5.42
.69
9.09
33.00
12.17
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FEBRUARY 4, 1952
The Commission met in special session at 7:30 P. M. Officers present were Mayor Feeley and COhmUssioner
Robinson. The Light Superintendent infonned of necessity to replace certain power lines with heavier wire
and that the size required is *vailable. The Commission instructed that bids be published for approximat-
ely 5,000 pounds of No. 2/0. wire as required, bids to be opened February 18.
The meeting then adjourned.
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