HomeMy WebLinkAboutMinutes 03/16/1938
r"
578
Proceedings of the City Commission of the City of Port Angeles, Washington
March 16. 1938
193_
The Commission met in regular session at 10 A.M.
Roll'oall showed the follgwing officers present:
Masters. Attorney Uonniff anc ~lerk Hawkins.
and was called to order by Mayor Davis.
Mayor Davis, Commissioners Henson and
The minutes of the pt' evious session were read and approved.
Under the head of Applications for Building Permits the following were granted:
W. E~ Bauser. Remodeling House, Lot 13, Blk. 345, 'ownsite
~on 6mock, Building Garage, Lots 10-11, Blk. 223, Townsite
F. G. Shriner, Construotion of Home, Lots 8 & 9, Blk. 4, of ~aints Subd.
Sub. Lot 18
Frank Pollow, Moving House, from Lot :Il to Lot 18, Blk. 325, Townsite
Apostolic Faith Church, Build Church, Lots 15 & 16, Blk. 233, Townsite
Under Head of Uommunicetions,-
The fOllowing petition of the Lincoln Aeights Improvement and Garden ~lub. .signed by
1~s. Xate S. Needham and othe~a was read and ordered filed:
2000.00 I
150.00
of
2500.00
200.00
20000.00
To the Honorable Board of City ~ommissioners,
Port Angel es . Washington
I
The Lincoln Heights Improvement and Garden Club respectfully request your cansideration
of the following petition:
1. Many residents of Lincoln neights contemplate home improvement by seeding park-
ing strips, planting trees, shrubs and hedges but have no definite information as to
lines and boundaries; therefore we ask that these lines and boundaries be located and
street grades be established as an aid to Uity Beautification and a general improvement
be inaugurated at once.
2. To facilitate travel by many of the adjacent property owners, we ask that "A"
Street be opened and made passable from 8th Street south at least as far as 10th Street
as soon as possible.
3. The conditions of sidewalks on much of Lincoln fteights is deplorable being most
inconvenient and often postively dangerous to pedestrians generally, and to school
ohildren partioularly; therefore we ask that holes be filled and a gravel covering be
provided specifically as follows:
(a) On the south side of West 5th Street between "B" and 1'umwater
(b) On east side of ~umwater from 5th to the bridge
(c) On the east side of "0" from 5th to Bth
(d) On east side of "B" from 5th to 12th
(e) On one side of 12th between "B" and "E"
I
Respectfully submitted,
Linooln Heights Improvement and
,Garden Club.
The Commission examined and allowed the following claims and ordered warrants drawn for
same:
CURRENT EXPENSE FUND
H. H. Van Brocklin
Epperson & Sons
Standard 011 ~o.
Oi ty 'freasurer
Olympic Stationers
Insuranoe
Supplies
Gas
;;tamps
.:>upplies
"
17.00
2.70
15.84
2.00
10.00
20.25
.30
1.00
7.35
75.00
75.00
18.77
I
City Treasurer
Olympic ~tationers
City Treasurer
,;tamps
Supplies
Stamped ~nvelopes
t1 II
..I
)..<f( -
J. Lloyd ~ldwell, Inc.
Insuranoe
CITY STREET Jo'UND
Hattinger &-Levy
Epperson & ,;ons
James H. Coyne
A. J. Sanford
Standard 011 Co.
Angeles Gravel & Supply Co.
Western Tractor & Equipment
etc.
22.10
15.00
19.37
66.00
28.95
11.96
62 B. 4 0
13.50
169.74
435.96
2.83
I
H. H. VanBrooklin
"It 11
Insurance
"
(;
o.
Lumb er
Labor
Watchman
Gas-
Lumber, Gravel,
Parts
gJ.
,4 "
WATER FUND
Graham W. Ralston
D & B Battery & Electric Station
State Treasurer
Insurance
Battery
oocupational Tax
.j
of
23.95
10.86
500.G3
~
Proceedings of the City Commission of the City of Port Angeles, Washington
579 "ll
March 16. 1938
193_
I
I
I
I
I
T"'O~ . ..U,,"V .....TT\.E., ......'0...... ."'NT.... 0....
LIGHT FUND
Olympic ~tationers
City Treasurer
Sta te Treasurer
J. Lloyd ~ldwell, Inc.
J. Lloyd "1 dwell , Inc.
Philip E. Keene
Furniture & ~upplies
Cash Paymentu
Business :rax
Insurance
194.60
20.50
883.79
la.57
f72 29.32
1,).-1 - 74.00
33.70
<1-3 34.05
) 11- 17.98
33.70
, . 12.00
)~ - .60
171.78
Professional ~erviceB
LIBRARY FUN D
Union Bond & Mortgage Co.
J. Lloyd Aldwell, Inc.
Wm. J. Ware
" "
Insurance on Books
"
PARK FUND
Hurd '~ransfer
Ci ty Treasurer
Hauling Rhododendrons
Filing Deed
L.I.D. GUARANTY FUND
Nattinger & Levy
Insuranoe
Under the head of Reports from ~ity Officers the following report was made:
The Oity Treasurer reported that Hazen B. Wood was in arrears on his contraot to pur-
ohase the north 124 feet of Lot One (1) and the north 124 feet of the east half of Lot
2, Block 1, Tideland west of Laurel Street in front of Port Angeles. The said Hazen B.
Wood having failed to make payments at the time and in the manner required under the
I terms of his oontract, also to pay for fire insurance on the buildings on the property
;under the terms of his oontract. The total amount due at this time on the contract
including payments, interest and insurance being ~584.25.
It was moved by Oommissioner Masters that the said Hazen B. Wood be notified that if the
full amount of $584.25 now due on said oontract is not paid within 30 days from date of
service of this notice ~s provided in said contract, then the said contract will be
declar3d forfeited and terminated. Seoonded by Commissioner Henson, On roll call all
members voted aye. The Mayor declared the motion oarried.
Under the head of ' Introduction of Resolutions the following resolution was introduced:
RESOLUTION
WHEREAS, Tpe Clallam Oounty Airport 'desires eleotric service and the City of Port Angeles
has no service available at that looation, and
VffiEREAS, The Puget Sound Power and Light Uompany, whose lines oover that looation are
willing to make the neoessary extension to furnish servioe for the said ~lallam County
Airport.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, That the Puget 30und Power and Light Oompany be permitted
to serve the Clallam County Airport whioh lies within the City of Port Angeles for s
period of five years, and until suoh time thereafter as the City has service available at
tha t location.
It was moved by Commissioner tienson that the foregoing resolution be adopted. Seconded
by Mayor Davis. On roll oall all members voted aye. The Mayor deolared the motion
carried.
The Commission then adjourned to meet Mond~, Maroh 21, 1938, at 2 P.M.
/)~
, ,
~~
City lll'erk
Mayor
..ai