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Home My WebLink AboutMinutes 06/21/1956 ,.. 504 Proceedings of the City Commission of the City of Port Angeles, Washington June 2l 19,;.6- "",."""'.."'m......".."."'""......"'.~ The City Connci 1 met in regular session at 7: 30 P.M. and 1<SS called to order by l~or Neer. Roll call of officers showed the following pl"esent: Maivor Neer., Councilmen Smith, Sandison, Matthieu, l'iolfe, McFadden and Maxfield, 11anager Vergeer, Attorney 140ffett am Clerk Law,. . It was lIlCJVed by Courx:ilman Smith that minutes of the previous session be apprOlTed, Seconied by Councilman ' Matthieu and carried. Under the head of unfinished business, bids to furnish a half ton truck for the ~ht Department were received as foll<7lls: SCHREINER CHEVliOLET CO., Net, $1,993.85 3AKUEISON MOmlt 00., Net, .$2,170.00 It was moved by Councilman Smith that the offer by Schreiner Chevrolet. Co, be accepted, Seconded by Councilman HcFadden and carri ed. Two bids for City Legal Publications were submitted: The Olyn1pic Tribune: Five cents fer line for each publication, except tabulated matter which is seven.cents fer line.for first publication onl,y. Port A"I'leles Evening News: First publication twelve cents fer line, except tabulated matter which is l6~ per line, Repeat pub:).icationa, all matter, 9i per line. It was moved by Councilman Smith that bid be awarded to the Ol,ympic Tribune. !ieconied by Councilman Wolfe ' and carried. The follOl'ling bids for relocation of a portion of Horse Creek pipeline were received: Louis Elterich Co., Net Bid, $7l.547.92; Alternate Bid, Section 1, Corx:rete Pipe, $39,600.00; Concrete fittings, $,$00.00;. Section 2, 1200 feet concrete onl,y, $14,1+00.00. .. Del Guzzi Construction, Inc,; Net bid, $78,127,00 ft was lOOVed by Councilman Wolfe that bids be tabled until the next meeting. Seconied by Councilman Matthieuand carried. Courx: U received report from investigating Collllllittee pursuant to request that operation of chain saws in seven hundred Block on East First Street be declared a nuisance and eliminated. Ron Buck advised that he moved from Ninth and Lincoln -Streets to present location, thereby compJ;rj.ng with Zoning Ordinanc e. Also that saws are operated at minimum time possible for proper checking. Mr. Howard also appeared in defense of his business operation. Councilman Maxfield expressed opinion that. operators are trying to keep within reason and legal rights, Councilmen Wolfe, McFadden and others were of the same opinion and questioned if the City could declare a nuisance as the operation is wi thin legal rights. Attorney Moffett advised that Council bas no satisfactory answer or'remedy as this is in business district. It was moved by Councilman Wolfe that request be dismissed with suggestion that chail sa",; operats cooperate to eliminate all inter- 1 ference possible, Seconded by Councilman Sandison and carried. 'The Ci1(v Engineer notified of oompletion of contracts in L.I.D. 1'10. 167 as follows: F. H. Jarnagin, Front 3t. and Alley, Unit "C". Pieler .Construction Co" l1arine Drive, Unit "Bit and Lagoon Bridge. psberg Construction Co., T\IllMater Access Road, _Unit ~AIt. l:lanson-Osberg Construction Co., Front St, and Alley filling. I _ I It w~ moved by Coumilman I1cFadden that reports be approved and IMl9 of record in Proceedings. Seconied bY' Counc iJman Santi. son and carried. I Umer the head of new business, th~ Police Ilhief filed reports of investigations for public dance licenses as follO'its: I Palac~ Tavern, denied pending approval' of State Liquor Board, I Salad Bowl, denied pemi"l'l approval of State Liquor Board, Roses Place, denied, as at present, unsuited for dancing. .It was moved by' Coumilman l1atthieu that applications be tabled until the next meeting. Seconied by Council- 'man Saniison and carried. I I Reports of City Treasurer, Fire Departuent ani Street Department were filed for Coun::il approval. It was .'mOlTed by Councilman HcFadden that these reports be accepted, and filed, Seconded by Councilman Sarrlison 'and carried. '"" Claims paid ,June 8, 13, 15, and 19 were apprOlTed in total amount of $13,255.50. It was mOlTed by' Councilman Matthieu that claims be approved as paid. Seaonded by Councilman j'Iolfe and carried. j . Council considered the following requests for renewal of beverage licenses, !'lest Dependable Super l1art, Tip Top Tavern, Carbonetti Grocery, Corner Cupboard, Safeway Store No, 188, Duck Inn, Ilest Side Grocery, Aggie's Broiler, Brickies Place, I"arine Drive Cafe, P. A, Distributing Co" Enos Distributing, Babe's .Tavern, COIIr'ad's, Salad Bowl Cafe., Fraternal Order of Eagles, Blagdon's Grocery, Handi-Stop Grocery, Lee Hotel, Harlatt '.s Food Store. It was moved by Councilman Smith that requests for renewals be approved. $econded by Councilman Sarrlison and carried, I [Hanager Vergeer advised that a garage at the Laurel Street Substation can be moved to Seconi and Valley I Streets at reasonable cost and utilitzed to great advantage, recommending that move be authorized, It was moved by Councilman Smith that recormrendation be approved ani building moved to nel, substation, . Seconded bY' Councilman McFadden and carried. Mr. Vergeer also infOrm:d-that proper notice has been given of special meeting June 28., at >mich time i Council will conduct hearing on L,I.D. lio, 173. Also introduced Harry Pryde, Graduate Student of UniverSity! SCrving inership for purpose of obtaililing practical experience as Administrative dss:Lstant. I \1 Conncil discussed advisability of changing from angle parking to parallel parking on certain downtown i streets, thereby ccnforming with traffic requirements since opening of Front Street west of Oak, elso to I better acconmwdate elongated styling of certain vehicles" i IUnder the head of introduction of Resolutions, the following were introduced and read for lil.ouncil consider- ation: RESOLUTION NO. 23-56 - I IA RESOLUTION fixing a date for a hearing on the assessment roll for the cost and construction for a sidewalk, lin front of Lots 3 and 5 in Block 34 of the To>msite of Port Angeles. I . :It was moved by Councilman vTolfe that the foregoing Resolution be approved and adopted. Seconded bY' Council~ .man 3mi th ani carried. I .... I , , I I I I I I I I Proceedings of the City Commission of the City of Port Angeles, Washington June 21 continuod 193~ .. .".' . """"". ".m. ."'_... .""n"'..... .... RESOLUTION 00. 24-56 A RESOLUTION transferring the unexperxled balance_ of. the Real Property Acquisition Funi to the 1954 General 9bligation Street Improvement Bond Funi and providi ng for the retirement of roms -numbered 61 to 65 inclusive, in addition. to the nonnaLmaturity, It was moved by Councilman Sm:ith that the foregoing Resolution be adopted, Seconded by Councilman Wolfe and carried, RESOLUTION NO. 25-56 A RESOLUTION desigl'lating the position of the Police. Clerk to be a position anployed in the uniformed personnel. of .the Police Department with police powers appropriate to the position. It was moved by Councilman Hatthieu that the foregoing Ordinance be adopted, Sandison and carried, Seconded by Councilman I There being no furthlr business, the neeting was declared adjourned, "e- ;;Lt:iUrr; City Clerk ~L );/ /d'# Mayor L1IWAL PUBLICATION .Scaled Cti~r ~81Rb~nPe~cived ~t tbe oHice of the City Manager a.t 140 West Front Street, Port Ange- 1c8, ;Wit.'ih-ington. up Lo5:00 o'clO$: I p. m., Jub' 9, Ul56. cove~lng the I, cost of mOVlnf that certam garage ~S~tlo;O;f l~~ti~dai~~~ef ~t~:: Port Angeles,_ WashingtOn, moving f~~ u~.~~~rt~~o~~g s~~~ ~~~~~, Four (In, DIock Ffffty (50), "Town I3lte. including concrete block and footings. G. S. VERGEER . . Clty M".na,R"er. i Pub: June 29, ,luly 6, 1956T 505 -, ~