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HomeMy WebLinkAboutMinutes 05/05/1966 I I I I Procee~ings of the City Commission of the City of Port Angeles, Washington May 5, 19~ 1.IloHPRlriTl"'GCCl. P.~U~.~ The City Council met in regular session at 7:30 P.M. Officers present were Mayor Willson, COlihcilJ men Maxfield, Cornell, Wolfe and Bettger, Manager Herrman, Attorney Moffett and Clerk McNeece. z A motion was made by Councilman WOl.fe, seconded by Councilman Maxfield and carried, to accept, as 'received, and place on file minutes of the previous meeting. A motion was made by Councilman Maxfield, seconded by Councilman Bettger and carried, to accept the low bid of Pacific States Cast Iron Pipe Company for 10,000 ft. of 12" Ductile iron pipe at $52,580.84 net to the City, subject to its meeting all specifications. A motion was made by Councilman Bettger, seconded by Councilman Cornell and carried, to accept the low bid of Anderson Ford Company for the Light Department Mobile Man-Lift Aerial Boom at $26,152.4 net to the City, subject to its meeting all specifications A motion was made by Councilman Cornell, seconded by Councilman Wolfe and carried, to grant per- mission to call for bids to repair Ennis Street between Front and Columbia, and Marine Drive be- tween "B" and."H" Streets. A, motion was made by Councilman WOlfe1 seconded by Councilman Maxfield and carried, to approve for payment Claims Vouchers in amount of ~64,092.18, also Payroll Transfers in amount of $34,429.73, and L.I.D. No. 186, $5,620.51. The following ordinance was again read in full. Ordinance No, 1585 AN ORDINANCE making it unlawful for the owner or custodian of any dog to allow said animal to roam, run or stray without being under con- trol and amending Section 4.22 of the City Code with reference to redemption and impoundment. A motion was made by Councilman Maxfield and seconded by Councilman Wolfe, that nance be adopted as read. After further discussion, on called vote, Councilmen and Cornell voted "Aye", Councilman Bettger voted "Opposed". Motion passed. I the foregoing ordiJ Maxfield, Wolfe The Public Hearing on the Off-Street Parking Ordinance was opened and the ordinance read in full. The Planning Commission minutes relative to their Public Hearing held on the 3rd of May was also read. There being questions regarding the regulations on some items, it was decided that the Council will meet with the Planning Commission at their meeting May 17, to discuss these items. A motion was made by Councilman Wolfe,seconded by Councilman Maxfield and carried, to concur with I the Fire Chief and Police Chief (they could see no reason for having a loading zone at this locatiqn) and deny the request of Grand Hotel for a loading zone in front of their building, 125 West Front jt. A motion was made by Councilman Bettger, seconded by Councilman Maxfield and carried, to enter into, a "Workable Program" in conjunction with housing for the elderly. I The following ordinances and the accompanying letters from the City Attorney advising Review Board approves the annexations as set forth in the ordinances were read. Ordinance No. 1586 that the AN ORDINANCE of the City of Port Angelcs annexing an area contiguous to the City. A motion was made by Councilman Bettger, seconded by Councilman Maxfield and carried, to adopt the foregoing ordinance as read. (Annexation effective May 12, 1966) Ordinance No. 1587 ~1 ORDINANCE of the City of Port Angeles annexing an area contiguous to the City. liA motion was made by Councilman Wolfe, seconded by Councilman Cornell 'foregoing ordinance as read. (Annexation effective May 12,1966) ,~ t 'I A motion was made by Councilman Wolfe, I Aid Agreement with Fire District No. 2 I and carried, to adopt the seconded by Councilman Bettger and carried, that the Mutual be approved. . d' d t' I A motion was made by Councilman Maxfield, seconded by Councllman Cornell an carrle, to en er lnto a Communications Agreement with Fire District No.2. T~e following resolutions werc read in full. Resolution No. 6-66 A RESOLUTION setting forth land acquisition policy of the City of Port Angeles pertaining to open-space, outdoor and recreation plan. A motion was made by Councilman Wolfe, seconded by Councilman Cornell and carried, to adopt the foregoing resolution as read. Resolution No. 7-66 A RESOLUTION aulhorizing filing of application for grant to acquire open-space land. ~ 293 .olIII '294 Procee~ings of the City Commission of;. the 'City of Port Angeles, Washington 19~ L . H PRINTING CO. p.u~~. ~ Page - 2- May'S, A motion was m~de by Councilman Cornell,seconded,by Councilman Wolfe and carried, to adopt the foregoing resolution as read. \ A motion was made by Councilman Maxfield, seconded by Councilman Bettger and carried, to concur with the Planning Commission's recommendation and approve the application of Edwin B. Gordon of 621 South Washington Street for permission to construct a single car garage within two feet of his north property line. A motion was made by Councilman WOlfe, seconded by Councilman Cornell and carried, to concur with the Planning Commission's recommendation and approve the application of Ron Leighton of 1322 South Cedar Street, for permission to build a carport closer to the property line than allowed. A motion was made by Councilman Cornell, seconded by Councilman Maxfield and carried, to approve and place on file the Planning Commission Minutes of May 3, 1966. Minutes of the Park Board meeting held April 28, 1966 were read and discussed. Opal McLaughlin, ' representing the Port Angeles Soroptimist Club and Mrs. Harper, representing the D.A.R. were I present and voiced their protests regarding removal of the fountain and the granite memorial from , the Laurel Street Square. The Rotary Club sign was also discussed. The City Manager was requescel ' to ask the Park Board for a sketch of their plans for, this Square. A motion was made by Councilman Cornell, seconded by Councilman Maxfleld and carried, to accept and place on file the minutes of the Park Board meeting, except the items to be checked. (Re: the Laurel Street Square). II A motion was made by Councilman Maxfield, seconded by Councilman Bettger and carried, to accept and place on file the Equipment Rental Operating Statement, Street Cost Report, Library and Recreation Out-of-town Reports and the Report on Interest received from Investments, 1960-1965, A motion was made by Councilman Bettger, seconded by Councilman Maxfield and carried, to approve the applications for liquor licenses of Harold L. Abbott and Gilbert D. Smith, Smitty's Fine Foods and Frieda T. Moore and Murl Moore, Babe's Tavern. A motion was made by Councilman Cornell, seconded by Councilman Bettger and carried, to authorize the signing of the amendment to the B.P.A. Power Sales Contracts. (No. 14-03-001-12481 and 14-03-001-11339). A motion was made by Councilman Maxfield, seconded by Councilman Wolfe and carried, to accept the , petition for annexation of an area north of Highway 101, in the Fairmount area, and the Mayor and City Attorney be directed to proceed with the Annexation Proceedings, and that this area not be required to aSSume the current City indebtedness. Mr. Howard Doherty, attorney for the Driftwood Motel, requested a Board of Appeals to act on the Sign Code Violation brought against them by the City. Action on the violation is to be held up until the City Attorney can advise the Council regarding setting up a Board of Appeals. There being no further business, the meeting adjourned at 10:40 P.M. ?!l &~~J City Clerk NOT201J or CALL roB. BIDS NUTCq~ l:i hereby gh-en thaL ~('[I~ rate lud:s will be I't'ceh'l:'tl lip [II :;;:00 Jun., ),111}" 19, 19(;6, hy thl! City ~. ranag, 1::1' of tll." eIL;J.-. Ilf Port AllgCl(!s", J~O "'est Frolll ~lr(,l'l fOJ': One u.sed lOader.bll.c1l::boe. ea.s. ~O or equal, Cllmpllltll with 36" bl1.eket. Bl!1aer .haJl stat. comHt1on Of Ulachine and warrnnte.o g;.Vh. B14- ,. del" ,;:hall submit with bid Q. 5% bid (lepOllit, or bond. . The Purt J\n/!(!l(o~ Clt)' Counc!i will I rt,,'j('w lJlos: III )'(..gulnr tOc$lli"tl .at 1,::10 !l.m.,:\{a,Y Ill, 1966. Tnt.' C(HlTIC!t 1'C'!'()rn's tllOJ- ]'Jgllt 10 ncccJlt or re_ I jc'ct ally OJ'' nJl \.Jtlls f'llbmittc,l. P. n. l-lF,HIUL\:;-';, : flJhlll'h('[itX]IT~~n~:~~I~r1 May 5. :I9~S 1 NOTICE TO OON'rBACTOBS CALL FOB BIDS Notice 11:1 hCleby given. that ~alcrl bid!'. fur street cullslruetlnn will bo rt'cch'col Ht th(~ Ilrrice of the City En;;llleer, at 1111) ell)" ]l;lJ1, Hll \Vest Fl'ont Street, P(lrt Angeles, \'"~shlng- lon un Iii 2 o'cluck P.M., .JllOC 2,1966, and not ]lltf>I', l'llld will b~ opened. ~:~l~~~l'~~I~~:tte tjl~;;Il~ft~C~ll~io~~~k llnd m[ltCl'Jl\l~: . '770 S. Y. Pavement :R.em.ovaJ. 3,'/'00 Ton JJLtnmtnous Plant lIID: j m;;'er:;~lfJgbL~:~~IJ t~~~ ~ft:Cl~~~~O~~ ~ I' t1le_CitrEngll\e~r 1Illon It (lCl)Qsit uf I tw('nt:r-f!vo. oollars ($;o...(IQ). Sfl.ld. I ~~~~i~!~ 't;:~a~:s l'~~~~der~t~~l1aI~lr~~~ pln.I1H ~nd ppeclfINl.tlon/'!. QuaIlIic,'l.t!on (If bidders III required and th.. City l'CS-eJ'VG~ the right. to reful3e to qllnllfy nny bidder. The City rCf:cr\'C6 tIle right 1.0 rc- ject allY or all Pl'OI)<ffi{lls. " A five ]lCt'cent (r,<;I,) of total bin dOpogl~ ~h(l(~k (lr bill bond of cqual flrJIount m\l11l n.ceompan~" each pro. pOHnl. Official acc(!ptance, njet't1on or Cl)nt!flll:1.UOll In~ th'" City Ccl\lllClJ will l)P. mAde In the City Council Ch!l.m~ blJrs at 7:3U P.1\1., .Tune 2, 1G~tJ. ,lUll],: B. "'AHDBR g~r. ~;~~~~[r Allgcle~ ~:ll: ~t{\y 12 & tV, t{lfG, ~ I N~T~~~~J:~~U=~~:N:J ~11~:I'~li2' ~ou~~cjJ'Jr~:~~~;jldofr.~~I~t.~~' .,'alklng Urdlfl:lfl(~F! In [I]e CUlllldl; ~:~:~~bl~i;1~~,on~va'~'~1ng?~; :tlJ't'7~~ri l"~!ilc l\1;rOf~O",:'~6Gon'!tna~ce Olltllncs I ~~l~'k~~;;H~~I~~n~orfg;'o",~~~~g ~~ii~f~~~~ l :i::I'! ~ l.~~~i;n ~ 'l~/>f~~~~~~~ s~ f Of n~~n~): lt~~~ ~ in" l,1tifllln~, land 11..0, 01' stru(1turc. I 'fht' bagloJ (OJ' teclmJeal provll;[g.ns of tho oNlInnllC€ aN "'1 fil(l with the City Ellglru't.r and are uV(l.lIable for public lnl'\pection nnd pC'T'l,lsaL Any pNI'lf11l de9irillj;: to ob~ct to I'aid 0rdinallc(; r.K1S file a written I)I'oteHt with tile City Clerk, nr orally ub,lcct at thC'l public hesLlin~, .1OB:>: B. WAnDEl: f"itv J',llgin('er I eil)" or Port Angeles T'lIhlll"hl'll: A pl'l1 21 llnd 2~, HHl6 lil'O"1'ICE or HEARING j XOT'lCE IH HEREBY GIYK'l' that tht, Clt,\, Plannilll:" Cummls"ion will hoM [t plzhlll' lH~al'ing 011 u. 111'1lpOl;Cd O(f.Street J'nl'ktllg ()n]lmI.llCIJ ,in thr. Council C'lml1lhers, }.'mnt [tn,l Oak SLI'nct~, !>fJrt AngelE'$', '\Vnsl1lngl'on at 'i :~\'h,;'~;:(]~~~rd S'o;fi,r;~~noo outlines \ l'Nlulr~nl(1ntll rur PI'I)\'!tHng Q1'f_!\tl'<!l!t : pal'kl11g al'O:1fl ft,r ))aw bullning!>. I IHnrl use:>, or stl'uctl.lrl's, or 1'()r the I enlargement or incfNlflc or ,{ny exlst- In~ building, land Ul'll:!', or stl'ueluro.. The lJap!c 1)[" technical proviF;ionf; I (of the ')rilit1:I.11CC {lTB on 1'110 with thc City H::llB'lneer nn,d Hrc a.va1l1111e> {Ol' public inspE'~tl{\n and V~l,\],.al, .\ny per.8011 deslr1111t to olJ)e('t to Mi,l r)l'dlnanf'l'l nm>-' file a 'VTlttl"ll w'ntN:t with the City Clerk, 01' orally ,object at tho tJulJllc> ]WfJrilH;, .10IL\~ B. \VAHDEn f'ity }<~ngiTV,'(;l' P.ltv of P/lI.t AngclC's 'l'\lbllshcd: 'At>].~ 21 nnd n, HJGG. ~r#P%~ v Mayor ~~ :NOTICE or OALL FOB. BIDS City of Port Angeles, Wa.sllJ.11a'ton NUTICE IS !LEH.Eln" GIVEN that 'Separate bWs wlJ ..:cch'cd up to 'S:IJD p.m., ),[rt b~' the City )J\JlIlla Port AlIgdes, H for: ne new 19GB mo e man-JUt Mrlal bDOm, c.omll1et. with tru<lk Dha.:ns and equipment. Sp('clficatlons may be ohl.'lllled ~Lt thl., Officc of the City Manager Bidder shAll submll with l,lu the r('(julred uellw'l'Y tll11(', It lio;::, hW dCJ1o:;it or IJOnrl. ;11I11 ri. ~iC'IH''' Cl'rU- 11cate ~tnljnR tlmt tlJC bldd"r, if :,-:ucces:<flJI. wJIl lllF!el tile specltlc.'1.. tjuns WiUHll1t (''licC'ptlon Till) POl't Angelo!.! City Council 'wlll re\'i~w 111d;; in r~glllar H+'lli(l1l :<t .:::0 p.m,. Mar li, 1:I6G. The_ C\)1jI1- ell re!'cn',--,.!; th(< rIght to peCCIJt or I rcj(>et ~ny or nil hid.'l sull1ni.ifirr ,.. I! PubllHhcu: AI~rjl ii and 2I,~ OALL rOR IUDS NOTICE IS JlERlmy GIVEN that sealed bids wllI be received hy the City of Port Angel~s until 5:00 p.m., May G, HHi6 at: eil,)" Hall nod wllI ~e ])llbllcly OjlelJetl a.nrl read tho Gll.mo! date at 7:3il p.m, In tl1e CcrnnetJ Chambers at Front amt Oak Streets for the pUrcllil!;t~ of 1 (),OOO llno!.llI feo!t of 12" Dtlctlle Trim Pipe, SpeclrIc.'ltllln.'l and bl(! shec-ts may be obtu.ined lit City HnII. D, D. HERR:l.tAX City Mamlger. PultlJfjhed: Ajlrll J4 & 21, 1911G r--- " BALI: or ~n.CB:pR.CJ1lIlJl,-rY NOT1CF. if< hereby gh'eTl that tlIo City of Port Angc1c!T wlll- sell a.t Auction ,to the blghei't lJiddi:l' the following tlt'llcribt:d propcrt~injmUm r~ot" Block Prlce 11 thru IB HI $3,:106,27 II thru 13 ~r;t ~.I;7,~9 IS thlll 21) 415 2,000,00 n ~~~ ~~ gg l:~~~;:~~ Sale- ~ m be held Mona;])", JUlie 9; 1~r;1j <Lt B 00 ,.-\),1. In th~, Council CI;anlbcri)o:.~ltb rrJ.lcICI:l~li~~\N CLty 1I1nnllgcr Pulllls1letl: )l.InP. 16 llni! :n, 19GG,. 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