HomeMy WebLinkAboutMinutes 03/10/1952
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Proceedings of the City Commission of the City of Port Angeles, Washington
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, The Commission met in regular session at 10:00 A. M. and was called to order bf Mayor Feeley. Officers
present were Mayor Feeley, Commissioner Robinson and taylor, Attorney Trumbull and Clerk Law.
~iinutes of the previous sessiQn were read and corrected as fQllm.s: Regarding retirement and extensiQn
of employment age, each position will be considered individually. Other>dse minutes approved.
Under the head of applications
BUILDING PERMITS: '.z./1I~~. ~ 0
, Paul Kesler
Richfield Oil CQ.
for building permits and license renewals, the follQwing were granted:
4-roQm residence, Lots 11 and 12, Blk. 242, TQ>;nsite
TQ remodel existing plant, Lots 11, 12, 13, 14, Blk. )37,
Townsit e
Bilild 6-room house, Lot 16, E. ~ of 17, Blk. 149, TQwnsite
Build 5-room house, E, 38' of 15, W. 20' of 15, Emk; j34,
Tovmsite
Build 5-rDom house, Lots 10 and 11, Elk. 4, Cains Subdivision
Build 5-rQQm house, Lot 12 and W 6' of Lot 13, Blk. 334,
Townsite
Repair garage and enclose porch, Lot 14, Blk. 386, Townsite
Residence, Lot 15, Blk. 173, TO\':11.site
$11,000,00
2,000.00
11,000.00
11,000.00
7,000.00
10,000.00
400.00
10,000.00
Del Guzzi Bros.
Del Guzzi Bros.
, Del Guz,i Bros.
i Del Guzzi Bros.
Iva E. Foster
\-Jayne Williams
meENSES: <15. ,-
Fran's arrl Essie's Beauty Shop
A & B Beauty and Barber Shop
Permanent Have Shop
! Crescent Beauty Shop
Merchant's Hotel
Beauty operator
Barber and beauty operator
Beauty QperatQr
Beauty Opera"Qr
Hotel oper ator
Under the head of unfinished husiness, Neil Pendle;, representive Qf the Teamster's UniQn, submitted
wQrking agreement fQr consideration by the CommissiQn. It was moved by Commissioner T!\)'lor that signing
of agreement be postponed until Park De~rtment employees are cQnsulted regarding pOSGibility of being
included in the agreement. Secorrled by Mayor Feeley. All voted Aye. Motion carried.
,AlGO appearing >TaS Wendel Strait, business manager fQr Local NQ. 32, Plumbers and Pipefitter's Union.
Mr. Strait cited un-intentiQnal error in water budget and percentage rate raise which should have been
allowed. Also re~uested the Commission cQnsider tentative working agreement for the water department.
Commissioner Taylor informed that the Attorney has advised against budget changes as contrary tQ Budget
Law and no emergency exists. Mi'. Taylor further advised that if the CommissiQn have authQrity and can
legally correct error, the CQmmissiQn WQuld favQr making correctiqn.
,AttQrney Trumbull cited from Statutes, provisions gQverning .Budgets and expenditures. Mr. Strait informed
that an emergency does exist as Governmental Subdivisions are not subject to ;Iage Stabilization BQard
regulatiQns and if the Commission does not cQmply with request, an emergency can be created bf calling
employees out on strike.
CommissiQner TaylQr favored agreement and it was his QpiniQn that the matter CQuld be settled withQut a
strike. AlsQ that he would exhaust all means possible to avert the same. It was then moved bf
CQmmissioner TaylQr that the matter be referred to the Attorney, Water Superintendent, and CommissiQner
of Public Works, and that the Park employees be included for consideration, represented by Superintendent
Adams. Motion secQnded by Commissioner Robinson. All voted Aye. "lotion carried.
It was then moved by Commissioner Taorlor that the Business Agent be re~uested to draw up agreorent fQr
consideration by the CommissiQn. Seconded by CommissiQner Robinson. All voted Aye. MQtion carried.
Henry Davies and AttQrney Severyns againcappeared regarding vacation of Lauridsen Boulevard, at the
County airpQrt, advising that investigatiQn reveals that the Boulevard, is already vacated. They
also filed amended petitiQn re~uesting vacation of that portion of M. Street from the North margin of
Lauridsen Boulevard to the SQuth margin of Eighteenth Street with resQlutiQn fixing date Qf hearing Qn
said petitiQn:
I RESOLUTION NO.
WHEREAS, the Port of PQrt Angeles, a municipal cOl'Jl9ration, has filed herein its petition praying for
the vacation of that certain portion of the following street in the City of Port Angeles, said PQrtiQn .
Ibeing particularly described as f~llows:
. M Street extending from the Northerly margin of Lauridsen Boulevard to the
Southerly margin of Eighteenth Street in .the City of PQrt Angeles.
now, therefore,
BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY OOHMISSION .OF THE CITY OF Hill' ANGELES that Horrlay, the 7th day of April,
1952, at the hQur of ten 6'clQck A.M. Qf said date, be, and the same is hereby, fixed for the date of the
hearing on said petillion, said hearing to be held in the Commissioners Room of the Old Firc Hall at
IThird and Lincoln Streets in the City of Port AngElles.
I Passed by the City CQmmission .and adQpted this 10th day Qf March, 1952.
Frank A. Feeley
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I Attest: .
jJ. E. Law
City Clerk
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I Approved as tQ fonn:
JOayor
~ John "T. Trnmh11"
Ci ty .Attorney
It was mQved by CQmmissioner Taylor that the resolutiQn as prepared, be approved and adopted. Seconded
by Cqmmissioner Robinson. All voted Aye. Motion carried.
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Proceedings of the City Commission of the City of Port Angeles, Washington
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NOTICE OF POSTING
NOTICE OF HEA.l1.ING ON THE VACATION OF A CERTAIN PORTION OF M STREET IN THE CITY OF PORT ANGELES
NOTICE
Street in the "City
IS HEREBY GIVEN that a petition has been filed to vacate that certain portion of M
of Port Angeles, said portion being particularly described as fQllows:
That portion Qf M Street extending from the NQrtherly bQundar,y line of Lauridsen
Boulevard to the Southerly line of Eighteenth Street, all within the Towniste Qf
Port Angeles, Clallam CQunty, Washington.
NOTICE IS FORT HER HEREBY GIVEN that pursuant to a resQlutiQn of the City CommissiQn of the
City of PQrt Angeles, dated March 10, 1952, a hearing will be had on the 7th day of April, 1952, at the
hQur of ten o'clQck A.M. Qf said date, before.the City Commission in the Commissioper's Room"located in
the Otd Fire Hall at Third and LincOln Streets in the 'City of Port Angeles, at which time all parties
intetested in said pet:l.tion may appear before said Commission and enter their Qbjections, if any there
be, "J;o said lJacation.
DATED this 10th day of 11arch, 1952.
J. E. Law
City Clerk
AFFIDAVIT OF POSTING
IN THE MATTER OF THE VACATION of a certain street in the City of Port Angeles, to-wit'
That PQrtiQn of M Street extending frQm the Northerly bQundary line Qf Lauridsen
BQulevard to the SQutherly line Qf Eighteenth Street, all within the Townsite of
PQrt Angeles, Clallam CQunty, '-;ashi.ngton. .. t. l
STATE OF WASHINGTON )
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COUNTY OF CLALLAM )
H. E. Dodge, being first duly sWQrn, deposes and s!\)'s that he was at the times herein
mentiQned, of full age, and a resident of FQrt Angeles, Clallam CQuaty, State of WashingtQn,
and a citizen of the United States. That Qn the 14th day Qf l"arch, 1952, he posted true and
complete cQpies Qf the original nQtice of hearing on petition to vacate a street described
in the notice of hearing Bereto at~ached.
One copy was posted at the front door of the Court House in Clallam County, Washington;
One at the Front door of the City Hall at 140 West Front Street, Port Angeles; One in a
conspicuous place on the street .1Uch is SQught to be vacated in the petition in the above
entitled matter.
H. E. DODGE
Subscribed am sworn to before me this _day of March, 1952.
Notary Public in and for the
State of Washington, residing
at PQrt Angeles.
My Commission expires
Mr. Davies presented an amended lease bet,.een the City and Port of Port Angeles for a portiQn of LincQln
Park, the lease being amended from an indefinite time tQ twenty-five years. It was mQved by Commissioner
TaylQr that the amended lease be acknowledged and the City enter into agrement, the same tQ be signed
after checking and correctiQn if necessary, cQncerning location of certain power lines, etc. MotiQn
seconded by Commissioner .Robinson. All voted Aye. Motion carried.
The Planning Commission recommended that the request by John S. '7den for vaca1ion of Q Street be not
granted. It was moved by Commissioner Taylor that the recommendatiQn be accepted and vacation refused.
SecQrrled by Commissioner Robinson. All voted Aye. Motion carried.
Under the head Qf new business, the report of PQlice Judge Re.ynolds for the month Qf February, shewing
$1,809.50 fines collected, was approved and ordered f~led.
The Commission discussed light and water accounts and collection Qf same. It was mQved bf CommissiQner
Tahlor that as of this date, nQ bills be referred tQ cQllection agency for collectiQn; that claim for
'l'ormer collections be allowed, and Superintendents of Light and Water be instructed that accounts shall
be .""nected as provided bf City Ordinance. MQtion secQnded by CommissiQner RobinsQn. Mayor Feeley
VQted OPPQsed. MQtiQn carried.
Commissioner TaylQr sPQke regarding sod removal at Civic Field as contempls ted by the Park Department,
thereby enlarging baseball diamond to regulation size, having been requested by certain ball clubs.
It was decided that 11r. Taylor will discuss the matter with l'ark Superintendent Adams.
The Commission examined and approved the fQllowing claims and ordered warrants issued in payment of same'
, CURRENT EXPENSE FUND: t1sl. .0;
Bussing Offic e Supply
Olympic Tribune
City Street
Hazel's Cafe
Peter J. Naughton
City Fuel CQ. .
Tide Water Associated
R. O. Ide
Sheets, ribbon, clerk'sj maps, pencils, eng.
"'egal publtications
11 gal. gas
143 meals-police
Board for prisoners
Fuel Oil
Gas
February car mileage
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95.74 I
20.40
164.38
93.20
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I CURRENT EXPENSE. FUND :
Port Angeles Evening News
Mrs. H. E. DeVine
'!be Olympic Printery
Woodies Harley Davidson
I Nailor Lumber Co.
American Red Cross
j'WillSOn Hardware
Middletone Motor Parts
Olympic Statione rs
Luvaas Tire Retread Service
Auto Parts CO.
I. Clallam County Humane Society
,CITY 'STREET FUND: 111'1.1'1
iDobson Electtic
Auto Parts Co.
lRenShaw's Service
Tide -Water Associated Oil Co.
Janish Motor Co.
IVies tern Tractor and Eq,uip. Co.
100in .}laint. and Supply
'PenpJ,y
!Richfield Oil Corp.
Olympic Stationers
rOlympic -Electric
,Willson Hardware
Machire ry Service and Supply
'F. A. Concrete Products
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.LIGHT FUND: </J' Y,z- z.-
: Olympic Printery
Bussing Office Supply
iRenshaw's Service
City Street Dept.
Pearson "'usic Co.
:',Dobson Auto Klectric
:Olympic EJe ctric Co.
(Clallam Adjustment Corp.
'State Treasurer
:Graybar Electric .Co.
Westinghouse Ele ctric Supply
,Line }''Laterial Co.
IHarold Hibbs Plumbing & Htg.
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,SANITATION: 33 'f. 4 l'
,City Fuel
ILuvaas Tire Retread Service
D and B Battery & Electric
ICity Street Dept.
;PARK FUND: I".' 'I
Willson Hardware Ezyout set. shear
IJames Hardware Hooks, ring post hole digger
PARKIID MB.'TER AND TRAFFIC CONTROL FUND: /~ i/. 7'
lRailway E>cpress Agency express charge
lCi t,y 'Street Dept. gas
,.JaCk :Sahlberg Eq,uip. Co. Signs
L. I. D. GENERAL FUND:
10lymPic Tribune
:L. I.: D. REVOLVING FUND:
~OlymPiC Tri bunc
There being no further business, the meeting adjourned.
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March 10 (continued)
Display ad
1 sylis
uffice supplies
l\eys, shock absorber brackets
Fire supplies
Triangle bandages
Plul'\ger, root, mat, etc.
Chains, batllery, etc.
Stencils
Us ed tires and repair
Exhaust pipe
Pound fees and liceases
plugs, condenser,coil
parts
Battery and charge.
Gas
Switches, tail lamp
Wheel
Wire
Core blocks
Gear oil
Flatpakin, carbon
Glbbes
Light globes
Keros ene torches
Sewer pipe
Office supplies
Office supplies
Gasoline
Gas and oil
Radio service
~attery
amps, etc.
Collection expense
Taxes
Met ers
Cur arrl pot tranfs.
Hardware
l'ipe
Fuel oil
Ti re repairs
Plugs, paint
gas and 0 il
~egal publication
~egal publication
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9.85
1.03
3.91
4.70
294.64
4.50
10.77
173.84
3.30
25.24
6.91
470.00
15.08
199,30
18.84
758.46
4.29
58.87
13.66
8.24
16.88
8.29
6.05
2.05
41.99
27.94
14.27
9.89
2.95
94.50
247.20
38.5'6
160.35
29.07
3,173.97
226:60
2ll.29
134.40
21.17
168.52
12.88
6.93
150.75
7.76
8.93
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5.50
92.69
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