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Home My WebLink AboutMinutes 02/06/1946 . I I I I I Proceedings of the City Commission of the City of Port Angeles, Washington 195-"" Ft=:lhr1l::lry 6 19.413- "0' .""_"_.,~..._...,,.. ..m~ I' The Commission met in regular session at 10:00 a .m. and was called to order by Mayor Epperson. Roll Call I shmved the following Officers present: Mayor Epperson, Commissioners Steele and Johnson, Attorney Wilson I: and Clerk law. The Minutes of the previous session were read and approved. Under the Head of Applications for Building Pennits, the following were granted: \ I' 11 500.00 I $ 200.00 " $ 800.00 I I 1115,000.00 I i 200.00 I $25,000.00 I Edward Rulson Build addition to dwelling on Lot 9, Blk 287, Townsite Gordon L. Burning Remodel, char<ge roof & put in cupboard on Lot 9, Blk 328, Townsite George Johnson Build addition to dwelling on Lot 12, Blk 300, Tmvnsite L. V. Schroeder Construct locker plant--concrete construction, on Lot Tax No. 673 Hazel Wickersham Construct garage on Lot 7, Blk 106, E. C. Baker Subdiv. Mrs. George CoWling Construct B-room dwelling on Lots Nos. 1, 2, 5, 4, Blk 423, Townsite 'I I Under the head of New BuSiness, a delegation representing the Washington and Jefferson P.T.A., Altruistic 'I , Club and City Council P.T.A. spoke before the Commission concerning juveniles and curfew. Police Chief Ide' requested a section of Ordinance regarding minor delinquency be read, and expressed his opinion that re- I sponsibility was wi th parents as much as police. The Commission were meeting with the Ccunty Commissioners' at 1:50 p.m. regarding the same and expressed willingness to work with all organizations. I " Mr. Faussett appeared before the Commission regarding bus stops are. requested better accommodations for , passengers. I I. Lou Kiszak of the Port Angeles Transit Company admitted receiving many phone calls in regard to the changee made in schedules and bus stops. Commissioner Steele inforned that ch'lnges were made to relieve traffic i and parki,ng difficulties. A Petition signed by E. G. Lowry and others to vacate the Plat of Virginia Parle & Terrace, being a subdiv- ' ision in lots and blocks of ten acre tract No. 12, Goverrunent Townsite Reserve, was presented to the Com- 'I mission. It was moved by Conunissioner Johnson that the City Attorney draw resolution setting time and , place of hearing of said petition; seconded by COlllllissioner Steele. On roll 'call all members voted Aye. I' The Mayor declared the motion carried. A petition signed by Nals M. Sutherland and others was presented requesting the City to open streets around 'I Block BB4 of the To.msite, and alley through said block. It was moved by Commissioner Johnson that the I I Commission investigate said property and refer to the Engineer; seconded by Commissioner Steele. On roll . , call all members voted Aye. The Mayor declared the motion carried. I ; Police Judge' Stanley Taylor reported 64 cases tried and $951.50 collected in fines for-the month of Jan- uary, 1946. Report ordered filed. I! I, I The City Clerk was instructed to call for bids for the sale of one (1) safe, bids to be opened February 20, ! , 1946. (I Under the head of Unfinished Business: Attorney Severyns appeared for the Port Angeles Boat Club in regard 1 to lease on Ediz Hook and was advised to draw up new lease between the Boat Club and the City for fifteen years, with option and prior rights at end of term, to be presented at next session. . I Under the head of Introduction of Ordinances, the following Ordinance was introduced for first and second ., reading: I' I ORDINANCE I AN ORDINANCE amending Ordinance No. 971 of the City of Port Angeles adopted by the City Commission on I the 6th day of April, 1932, and providing for the licensing of certain occupations, vocations, trades and :11 vehicles. , It was moved by Commissioner Johnson that the foregoing Ordinance be approved and adopted as amended and passed first. and second reading; seconded by Mayor Epperson. On roll call all members voted Aye. The /.layor de elared the motion carried. At this time, the bids for the purchase of one full diesel traxcavator and Hyster D4 tractor donkey were ,opened. It was moved by Commissioner Johnson that action be postponed to next session for further consid- eration; seconded by Conunissioner Steele. On roll call all members voted Aye. The Mayor declared the mction carried. l'he one bid of three dollars by Leone Mann, Clallam County Librarian, for two walnut frames, to be matching in size and style, was opened. It was moved by Commissioner Johnson that the bid be accepted; seconded by Commissioner Steele. On roll call all members voted Aye. The Mayor declared the motion carried. : I 'I Under the head of Introduction of Resolutions for the sale of real property by the City, the following were!, introduced: , \~ I Fred Owens I, 'I "HoYfard E. Kirby I 'I J. W. Studdards i RESOLUTIONS Lots Five (5) and Six (6) in Block One Hundred Fifteen (115) of the Tmmsite of Port Angeles i $300.00 , I $800.00 I $150.00 ,I Lots Fifteen (15) Sh-teen (16), Seventeen (17) and Eighteen (18) in Block Two Hundred Thirty-nine (259) of the Townsite Lot Three (5) in Block Eleven (11) of Puget Sound Cooperative Colony's Subdivision of the Townsite :, It was moved Commissioner I I A Resolution. designating parking areas for taxi cabs and busses by Commissioner Steele that the foregoing Resolutions be approved and adopted; seconded by Johnson. On roll call all members voted Aye. The Mayor declared the motion carried. was introducted: ..... ".- 196 Proceedings of the City Commission of the City of Port Angeles, Washington Jo'ebruary 6 19~ .... RES 0 L UTI 0 N WHEREAS, the occupants of the buildings abutting the locations hereinafter described have consented to parking privileges for cabs and busses at said locations; and 1'illEREAS, for the purpose of improving parking facilities it is desirable to fix and limit parking areas for taxi cabs and busses; NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that the following areas be set aside for the parking of taxi cabs and bus ses in the City of Port Angeles: I 1. On the South side of Front Street, immediately west of the intersection with Laurel Street, there shall be allotted to Red's Taxi Company, space for parking one cab parallel to the curb and one additional cab at a forty-five degree angle immediately west of theparallel stand. 2. On the West side of laurel Street, illlllediately mrth of its intersection with First Street, there shall be allotted to the Yellow Cab Company, a space for two cabs parked parallel to the curb. 3. On the South side of Front Street, immediately west of its intersection with Lincoln Street, there shall be allotted to the City Cab Company, space for parking one cab at a forty-five degree angle. I 4. On the North side of Front Street, irrmediately east of the east driveway entering Hooker's Storage Garage, there shall be allotted to the Black and White Cab Company, space for parking one cab parallel to the curb and immediately east of said stand, space for parking one additional cab at a forty- five degree angle. 5. On the South side of Front Street, immediately east of the pedestrian cross walk established in the center of the block between Laurel and Lincoln streets, there is allotted to Lou Kiszak, operating the City Transit Company, space for parking, for purposes of loading and unloading passengers, 'two City busses, parallel to the curb. It was moved by Commissioner Johnson that the foregoing Resolution be approved and adopted; seconded by Commissioner Steele. On roll call all members voted Aye. The ~yor declared the motion carried. CURRENT EXPENSE FUND: $<:57.08 The Commission examined the following Claims and authorized warrants issued in payment of the same: Burroughs Adding Mche. P. A. Evening News Evening News Press City Treasursr H. E. Dodge School,:District No. 7 City Light Dept. Pacific Tel & Tel Co Conway Granger Dept of labor & Industries CITY STREET FUND: $363.40 Frank Ma cDonald & Sons P. A. Concrete Products Automo-tlve Parts Angeles Gravel & Supply Daily Journal of COlllllerce T~'er Super Service Peninsula Motors Todd Cycle Shop Howard-Cooper Corp Dept of Labor & Industries WATER DEPARTMENT: $135.54 City Light Dept. Gity Light Dept. Frank McDonald & Sons City Street Dept Pacific Tel & Tel Co. Pacific Water Wks Supply Samuelson Motor Co. Epperson & Sons Angel f s Service Dept of labor & Industrie s LIGHT DEPARTMEllr: $15,142.10 P. A. Evening News, Inc. Samuelson Motor Co. B. W. Lean Burroughs Adding Mche Co B. S. Winter Angel's Service Shell Oil Company Pacific Tel & Tel Co. City '/{ater Dept Clallam Co. PUD #1 Dept of Labor & Industrie s SANITARY FUND: $80.56 Builders Supply Store Automotive "arts Service Tmver Super Service Roy Pike Dept of Labor & Industries Service Publications Letterheads and envelopes Stamps Travelir<g expense Recreational Program Rent Phone Spe cia 1 polic e Ind. Ins. & Med. Aid $ 4.53 64.89 11.85 5.00 5.18 95.00 50.00 4.75 10.00 5.88 I Labor and ma terial Concrete Pipe Parts Sand Call for bids Supplies Labor & material Tire & tube Grader blades Ind. Ins. & Med. Aid 37.75 29.25 14.75 46.38 10.50 56.98 23.14 3.50 114.95 26.24 Office rent Lights at reservoirs Repair bearing Gasoline & oil Phone Meter supplias Truck parts Lumber Tire Ind. Ins. & Med. Aid 25.00 5.75 3.61 58.90 6.05 13.78 2.75 5.02 15.19 21.19 I Advertising Truck Repairs Car expense & travel Machine service Car expense Tire s Gasoline Phone Water at store January Power Ind. Ins. & Med. Aid 14.34 9.56 27.60 11.53 26.25 30.58 31.68 58.40 1.90 14,926.50 24.16 I Materials Grease gun Labor and oil Car mileage - January Ind. Ins. &. Med. Aid 22.76 14.42 4.69 24.15 14.54 I I I I I Proceedings of the City Commission of the City of Port Angeles, Washington ,",,,," . "~'"'~'. ..n...... ...._ _nR.. U771l II LIBRARY l'UllD: $53.01 Pacific Tel & Tel Co. Marian Cline Ethel King Phyllis Raybone The New York Times PARK FUND: $226.83 Angeles Sand &. Gravel Co. Drake I< Dec.1(er Builders Supply Store Dept of Labor &. Industries 1 Ii WAR LIQUOR TAX FU ~1): $402.77 , Pacific Tel & Tel Co. O. Hagaman Tower Super Service 01ympio Stationers The Converse Co. Hoare &. Headri ck Hazel's Cafe Pacific Tel &. Tel Co. Evening News Press Olympic Stationers Dept of Labor &. Industries INCOME FUND: $1521.65 I ! ! GUARANTY FUND: $497.02 City Treasurer City Treasurer City Treasurer February 6 CLAIMS CONTThlUED Phone Extra labor 11 Periodicals Powder, caps and fuses Labor &. ma chinery Bldg. materials Ind. Ins. &. Med. Aid Phone Fyre-Fyter Oxygen Office Supplies Fuses, coils and lamp Labor &. repair Prisoners meals Phone Bicycle registrations Office supplie s Ind. Ins. & Med. Aid Tax Withheld in January, 1946 Taxes Lots 5, Elk 107, Townsite Taxes Lots 1 &. 2, Elk 208 " " " 1 &. 2, Elk 210 2 & 16, Blk 192 " 17 & 18, Blk 192 " I There being no further business, the meeting was declared adjourned. Taxes on Lots 15-16-17-18, Blk 259, Townsite o.~~. 1/ Clerk V-'-~~ w ~. Mayor 19.1L 11 4.25 15.50 12.58 3.88 17.00 10.75 168.50 40.51 7.07 10.00 24.93 11.15 41. 85 40.68 35.97 153.B8 20.21 18.25 17.52 28.37 1521. 65 308. 56 188.46 ." .a 197 ~ ,.. 198 Proceedings of the City Commission of the City of Port Angeles, Washington 19_ I I I I I ~