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Home My WebLink AboutMinutes 04/24/1946 Proceedings of tbe City Commission of tbe City of Port Angeles, Washington 225 April 24th 19~ I I I I I n_. _~..._'~M'_,'_n. ."" ~ The Commission met in regular session at 10:00 a ,m. and was called tc order by l[ayor Epperson. Roll call . sh"'~ed the following Officers present: l.iayor Epperson, Commissioners Steele and Johnson, Attorney Vlilson i and Cle rk Law. The Minutes of the previous seesion were read and approved. ~ Under the head of Applications for Building Pennits, the following were granted: BUIWINU PERMITS i I: 6,000.00 . 200 .00 4,000.00 ' 200 .00 I BOO.OO I 2,000.00 of 3,000.00 : 1,000.00 I. 900.00 ; $ r 17,600.00 I: Build 6 room dwelling on Lot 5, Blk 421 of theTownsi te Shingle house an:! garage on Lot 18, Blk ~58 of the Townsite Construct 5 room dwelling on Lot 11, Blk 326 of' the Townsite Addition to Garage on Lot 13, Blk ~69 of the Torrnsite Remodel garage on Lot 8, Blk 287 of the TO\'lns i te Build 4 room dwelling on Lot 18, Blk 6 of P.S.C.C. Put concrete slab over lot for service station, Lots 8-9, Blk 3 Cramers Addition Ranodel existine dwelling on Lot 2, Blk 39 of N. R. Smith Subd. Remodel exis'ting dwelling on Lot 1, Blk 39 of N. R. Smith Subd. . Under the head of New Business, a request in writing by the City Treasurer for the cancellation of a sales contract vnth John VI. Stockert for the purchase of Lot 7, Block 128 of D. W. Morse's Subdivision was read i before the Commission. As the contract was dated August ~6, 1944 and no payments have be'en made since 10cto'ber 10, 1944, it was moved by Com:nissioner Steele that the contract be cancelled; seconded by Commis- sioner Johnson. All voted "Aye"; motion carried. . An order from the City Clerk to the City Treasurer regarding cancellation of certain ooupons from the Light II Inve:stmen t Fund was read as follows: . Madge H. Nailor, April 24, 1946 . City Treasurer:- You are hereby informed that through recommendation of State Examiner Smith, and by order of the I City Commission, you are instr<Lcted to cancel from the Lieht Investment Flmd: Coupon No.4, of Elk I s . Building Bond No. 51, $7.00; Bond 110. 52, ~17.00; and Bond No. 200, $3.50. Respectfully submitted, J. E. rAW City Clerk It was moved by Commissioner Steele that the foregoing cancellations be made; seconded by Commissioner I Jo]mson. All voted "Aye"; motion carried. I Bessie Maliski of ths Yellow Cab Company and Red's Taxi appeared before the Corrmission regarding double I parking tickets when it was often necessary to double park when picking up custcmers. After considerable I discussion, it was agreed tha t the Taxi Companies and Police Department would continue to cooperate as much, as possible. I Il'.rs; Charnell, representing the Washingtcn P.T.A. and a Committee of others, spoke before the Commission :1 regarding zoning and suggested that building pennits should not be granted until one week after application I is made. Commissioner Steele was in favor of holding over such permits when more than one building was to 'be constructed on the same lot. Attorney Wilson advised that new building code and zoning Ordinance was being drawn which should elimina te most of the difficulties. Under the head of Introduction of Resolutions, the following was introduced: RES 0 L UTI 0 N I'WHEREAS, the City Com"lission in regular session September l~, 1945 approved and adopted an emergency Ordin- J ance'declaring an emergency, and authorizing the issuance of emergency warrants in the State Aid Fund for 1 I the ,amount of '~IO,OCO.OO and in the Sanitary }und for the amount of $9,000.00; and IWHEREAS, it appears that through oversight the said Ordinance was never executed and the amount of $10,000. I is not required for the State Aid Fund; now :1 THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the City Commission of the City of Port Angeles that the City Treasurer be ~ authorized to transfer from the Current Expense Fund the sum of $5,488.~6 to the State Aid Fund and $9'000'0011 to the Sanitary Fund. It was moved by Commissioner Steele that the foregoing Resolution be approved and adopted; seconded by Commissioner Johnson. All voted "Aye"; motion carried. Under the head of Introduction of Resolutions for the sale of real property by the City, the followine were introduced: RESOLUTIONS I'~~rtin J. Prasalovncz H. G. rtorstrnan Lots One (1) tc Seven (7), inclUSive, in Block One Hundred Tvrenty- eight (128), D. W. 11.0rse's Subdivision of Suburban Lot No.8 Lot Yourteen (14) in Block One Hundred 1\'enty-nine (129) of the Tovffisite of Port Angeles, Washingtcn Lots Ten (10) and Eleven (11) in Block Thirty-seven (37), Nornan R. Smith's Suodivision of theTownsite 11 610.00 175.00 .I Ray A. Maddux ! John G. Piehl and Edna Piehl 550.00 I, Lot Fourteen (14) in Block One Hundred Seventy-nine (179) of the Tovmsi te Lots Forty-two (42) to Forty-five, inclusive, in Perkins Sub- division of Lot 32, Port Angeles, ;1ashington Lots Nine (9) and Ten (10) in Block Two Hundred Forty-seven (247) of the Tovmsi te ,he East Cne Half of Lot Sixteen (~ of 16) and Lots Seventeen (17), and Eighteen (18) in Block Thirteen (13) of Puget Sound Cooperative Colony'S Subdivision of the Tovmsite ~ 175.00 Arnold L. Grant 375.00 Henry Van Hoevenberg 175.00 I George A. Fish and ICatherine !.l. Fish 1 500 .00 ,.. 226 Proceedings of the City Commission of the City of Port Angeles, Washington April 24th continued 19~ It was moved by Com'llissioner Steele that the foregoing Resolutions be approved and the sales made; seconded I by Commissioner Johnson. All voted "Aye"; motion carried. CURRENT EXPENSE: $ 159.37 The 'Commission examined the following Claims and ordered warrant s dravm in raymsnt of same: Trick & Murray liN. 11.. Ha1'll(ins Byron Marshall Harold McLaughlin CITY STREET: $ 25.95 Elk Drug Co. Diamond T If,oto r Car Co. Uakah Sporting Goods 'WATER DEPT: 11 546.08 J. R. BoVlen Angel's Servi ce Wallace & Tiernan Sales Corp Seattle Plumbing Supply Co. Olympic Foundry Co. ,Hooker Electrochemical Co ;1 LIGHT DEPT: $ 881.02 Remington Rand, Inc. Puget Sound Nave. Co. Westinghouse Electrio Supply Co. II II II Line Material Co. ,SANITATION: $ 25.52 Angeles Tire Recap Service Lincoln Welding j;PARK FUND: $ 254.93 IIAngeles Tire Recap Service 'Waitkus Supply Co. 'liAR LIQUOR 1'Al[: $ 84.08 Ele ction supplies Civil Service Co~~ission Secretary " Work First Aid Kits Supplies Rubber glove s Sta te Examiner Tire Repair b/p valve Pipe & fittings II fI Chlorine Repai rs Freight charges Wire & Fuse Trans formers Knife Repa irs Repairs Recap & Repair Supplies National Cleamlp & Paintup Campaign Bureau - Emblems - Trailers Ea stman Kodak Stores Supplies n " II " 1''lIaitkus Supply Co. Janish Motor Co. Repairs C~JETERY FUND: $ 197.84 I Frigid Fluid Co. ,I Chic., Mil., st Paul & Pacific RR GUARANTY FUND: ,City Treasurer I 11 " REVOLVING FUND: $ 224.90 City Treasurer !, Lowering device Freight Taxes Lot 14, Blk 179 of the Townsite Taxes Lot 42-15 incl, Perkins Sub.; Lots 9-10 in Blk 247; E?, Lot 16 & Lots 17-18, Blk 15, PSCC Taxes Lots 1 to 6, inc., Elk 1~8, D. W. Morse's Subd. and Lot 14, Blk 129 of the Tovmsite Taxes Lots 10-11, 81k 37 of N. R. Smith Subd. $ 5.37 114.00 10.00 10.00 17.41 2.36 6.18 338.58 31.22 15.62 lCl.05 44.70 14.93 13.21 41.89 640.82 185 .50 1.60 3.89 21. 65 19.83 235.10 25.29 3.60 3.93 2.58 48.88 190.00 7.84 318.15 248.42 224. 90 'IThere being no iurther business to come before the Commission, the meeting was declared adjourned. o. {J e. -taw-, C 1 e r k ~, ~j ~"^A_ Mayor . ....-"---- 93.26 I I I I I