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Home My WebLink AboutMinutes 03/20/1946 Proceedings of the City Commission of the City of Port Angeles, Washington 213 March 20th 19~ _.....U.........TU...._""'"~...1..7711. The Corranission met in regular session at 10:00 a.m. and VfaS called to order by Mayor Kpperson. Roll Call showed the following Officers present: Mayor Epperson, Commissioners Johnson & Steele, Attorney Wilson and Clerk rEW. The Minutes of the previous session were read and approved. Under the head of Applications for Building Permits, the following were granted: BUILDDJG FERJ,'ITS: I J. E. Niemeyer J. E. Niemeyer Port Construction Co. Build 4 room dwelling, Lot 15 W~ 16, Blk 278, Townsite Build room room dwelling and garage, Lts 12-13, Blk 278, Townsite Put in laminated petitions in basement, also on First floor, new front for store on Lot 20, Block 15, Townsite Move house from Lot 1, Blk 166, to Lot 10, Blk 167, Townsite Build 6 room dwelling on Eot 9, Block 54, Townsite Build addition, 1 bedroom, kitchen & living room on Lot 5, Block 22, N. R. Smith ~ubdi v. Build 5 room residence, Lot 1, Block 6, P.S.C.C. Build wood shed on Lot 6, Block 227, Townsite kiove house from Port Dock and remodel to dwelling on Lot 17, Block 110, E. C. Baker Addition Build warehouse on Tax Lot 688, Townsite Build washroom on Lot 7, Block 30, N. R. Smith Subdiv. $5,000.00 $4,000.00 $1,000.00 $1,000.00 $10,000.00 Alex Harris Clarence Flatau Oscar Stigen II 400.00 $1,500.00 $ 250.00 I Geo. S. Day Rudy Kettel Harry J,. Fowler $2,500.00 1; SOD.OO $1,365.00 Donald V. Reed Hugo Del Guzzi $ 27,515.00 Under the head of Unfinished Business: , Warren Morse and Dell Church appeared before the Commission in regard to condEmnation of buildings on : East Front Street and North Laurel Street, requesting what was considered sub-standard, and in their opin- , ion said buildings were not fire hazards and should not be considered a menace. Fire Chief 'lro Iverton explained that sub-standard means the condition of wiring, chimneys and certain'stages of decay. It was moved by Commissioner Steele that the time of official condemnation and date of removal be advanced to the next session; seconded by Mayor Epperson. On roll call all voted "Aye". Motion carried. I The Commission requested that bids for one truck and fifteen hundred tons of patching material be published I and set the opening date as April 10, 1946. Under tile head of Reading and Passage of Ordina nces, the following Ordinanoe passed third and final read- ing: ORDINANCE I AN ORDINANCE vacating tile alley running westerly through Block Forty-two (42) of llorman R. Smith's Subdivision of the Townsite of Port Angeles. I It was moved by Commissioner Johnson that the foregoing Ordinance be passed third and final reading and adopted; seconded by Commissioner Epperson and on roll call all voted "Aye". Motion carried. Under the head of New Business, Mrs. Dan Lakie, 1805 West 7th Street, requested permission to construct a barn at 7th and L Streets. The City Engineer was instructed to consult Ordinance regerding regulations and requirements. Carl Holm appeared before the Commission requesting the alley between First and Second Streets to Chase Street be opened for rear entrance to buildings. Commissioner Johnson advised Ur. Holm to contact prop- erty owners regarding source of revenue to cover the cost. Light Superintendent Lean presented a petition signed by property owners requesting installation of etreet light at or near top of steps west of Second and Lincoln Streets. It wes moved by Commissioner Steele that the light be installed; seconded by Commissioner Johnson. All voted "Aye". Motion carried. Wendell Feddern, having sold his interest in the Gateway eafe, requested in writing that his soflt drink, music machine and restaurant licenses be transferred to W. E. Kindred, the nev, owner. It was moved by l'ayor Epperson that there being no objections, the request be granted. Seconded by Commissioner Steele and all voted "Aye". Motion carried. I Under the head of Introduction of Resolutions for the sale of City property, the following vrere introduced: II RESOLUTIONS I Donald E. Tisdale Lots Eighteen (lS) and Nineteen (19) and Twenty (20) in Block Three Hundred Nineteen (319) of the TmTI1site of Port Angeles, Washington $ 575.00 L. w. lfaupin Eots One (1) and '11m (2) in Block TV/o Hundred Forty (240) of I the Townsite of Port Angeles, Washington $ 400.00 Halph E. Wait and Lots Five (5) and Six (6) in Block One (1) of Hart and Cooke's Daniel Beutler Subdivision of Suburhan Block No. Thirty-one (31) of the Townsite of Port Angeles, Washington $ 300.00 Vernon 11. Stewart Lots Five (5) and Six (6) in Block One Hundred Forty-eight (14S) of the Townsite of Port Angeles $ 150.00 Jennie A. Killeen Lot Ten (10) in Block 'I'hree Hundred Seventy-five (575) of the Townsite of Port Angeles $ 350.00 I It was moved by Commissioner Steele that the foregoing Resolutions be approved and adopted; seconded by Commissioner Johnson and all voted "Aye". Motion carried. The Commission examined the following Claims and ordered warrants drawn in payment of same: CURRENT EXPENSE: $.77 Hoare & Headri ck Tire Repairs $ .77 ,... 214 Proceedings of the City Commission of the City of Port Angeles, Washington March 20th 19~ CITY STREET: $ 196.62 Hoare & Headrick Angeles Tire Recap Service II WATER DEPARTMENT: :$ 1,074.26 " Hugh G. Por cell Company Seattle Plumbing Supply Co. Johns-Manville Corp. Palmer Supply Co. General Petroleum Corp. LIGHT DEPARTMENT: 11 56.49 Radio Station KONP Schole s Service General Petroleum Co. Remington Rand, Inc. SANITATION: $ 4.33 Hibbs Plumbing & Heating LIBRARY: $ 25.38 Catherine Richard A. A. Young PARK FUND: $ 263.76 City Treasurer Puget Sound Stamp Works 'I' WAR LIQUOR TAlC: 11 28.38 I United Janitor S~pply CO. I' Hoare & Headrick 'I Robert Staeger Fingerprint Equipment Laboratory GUARANTY FUND: '$ 876.88 City Treasurer City Treasurer I: There being Reseat 12 val vas Tires repaired Pipe Fittings Pipe Freight on Fittings Grease Advertising Flash-light Gasoline Machine parts Supplies Extra La bor Pruning shrubs Play e qui pmen t One bronze plaque Supplies Tire repairs One red car spotli te su pplie s Assess. Lots 3 to 8, inc., Blk 113, Tmmsi te Taxes paid Lot 5, Blk 1, Hart & Cookes Subdiv. II 6, II 1" fl II " Lots l-~, Block 240, Townsite rio further business, the Board on motion adjourned. eJ. G.~. (I Clerk ~ ~-<'-'\ ~~~ . Mayor $ 6.18 190.44 395.83 161.60 514.06 1.03 1.74 30.00 1.80 23.76 .95 4.53 8.58 17.00 227.71 36.05 15.45 3.60 4.00 5.28 708.57 168.31 I I I I I