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HomeMy WebLinkAboutMinutes 06/25/1941 ,.. 294 Proceedings of the City Commission of the City of Port Angeles, Washington June 25. 1941 19_ .... The Commission met in regular session at 10 a .m. and was called to order by Mayor Beetle. Roll call showed the following officers present: Mayor Beetle, COIllJT,issioners Beam and Lind, Acting Attorney Taylor and Clerk Hawkins. The minutes of the previous session were read and approved. Under the head of Applications for Building Permits and Licenses the following were granted: J. L. Coffey, Build "ath Room, Lot 14, Block 16, N. R. Smith's Subd. Victor Reynoldson, Build House, Lot 12, Block 276, Townsite Paul Gosselin, Remodel Porch, Lot 15, Block 92L 1'owllsite Peninsula Plywood Corp., Construct Mil;!., Port ~ill Brickie's Place, 1 Music Machine The Marina, 1. Palace of Sweets, 1 C. C. Tenny, 1 Olympic Recreation, 1 Music Machine Palace of Sweets, 2 Amusement Game Salrr.on Club, 1 Amusement Game Under the head of Introduction of Resolutions the following resolutions were introduced: RESOLUTION FOR IMPROVEMENT OF !A UREL, OAK AND CHERRY STREETS PROVIDING FOR THE I!\(PROVEMENT OF lAUREL, OAK AND CHERRY STREETS FROM THE SOUTH MARGIN OF EIGHTH STREET TO THE NORTH MARGIN OF LAURIDSEN BOULEVARD. B50.00 1000.00 200 .00 70000.00 12.00" 12.00' 12.00' 12.001 12.00' 12.00' 6.00' I RESOLVED, That the City of Port Angeles pave Laurel, Oak and Cherry Streets, from the South margin of Eighth Street to the North margin of Lauridsen Boulevard, with a Bituminous Surface Treatment, "Plant Mix",' Type--Class F, according to the Standard Specifications of the State of Washington, Department of Highways,' adopted January, 1941. BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, The cost of said improvement be paid out of the City Street Fund as provided for in Chapter 187 of the Laws of 19B7 and out of any other fund or funds that may be available for that pur- pose. " It was moved by Commissioner Lind that the foregoing resolution be approved and adopted. Seconded by Commissioner Beam. On roll call all members voted aye. The Mayor declared the moticn carried. RESOLUTION for mRovm:ENT OF MARINE DRIVE PROVIDING FOR THE IMPROVEMENT OF MARINE DRIVE FROM THE WEST MARGIN OF E STREET TO THE EAST IMRGIN OF K STREET RESOLVED, That the City of Port IAngeks pave Marine Drive from the West margin of E Street to the East margin of K Street with a Bituminous Surface TrEatment, "Plant Mix", Type--Class F, according to the Standard Specifications of the State of Washington, Department of Highways" adopted January, 1941. BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, The cost of said ilnprovement be paid out of the City Street Fund as provided for in Lhapter 187 of the Laws of 19B7 and out of any other fund or funds that may be available for that pur- pose. It was moved by Commissioner Lind that the foregoing resolution be approved and adopted. Seconded by Commissicner Beam. On roll call all members voted aye. The Mayor declared the motion carried. RESOLUTION WHEREAS, The City of Port Angeles is the owner of the following described real property, to-wit: Lots Nineteen (19) and T>lenty (20), Block One (1), Cain's Subdivision of Suburban Lot 18 of the T01'Insite of Port Angeles, Clallarn County, Washington, having acquired Lot Nineteen (19), Block One (1), Cain's Subdivision of Suburban Lot 18 of the to.msite of I Port Angeles, by Treasurer's deed dated August 2, 19B7, and Lot Twenty (20), Block One (1), Cain's SUb- I division of :>Uburban Lot 18 of the Townsite of Port AngeleS, by Treasurer's deed dated March 8, 19B7, I under and by virtue of the authority of Sschon 939B of Remington's Revised Statutes, Chapter l4B of the I Laws of 1929, page B65, and WHEREAS, John J. Jacobson has offered to purchase the above described property from the "ity of Port Angeles for the sum of $400.00, payoble as follows: $40.00 as a down payment and ~15.00 on or before the 18th day of July 1, 1941, and $15.00 on or before the 18th day of each and every month thereafter until paid in full, together with interest on monthly balances computed at the rate of 7% per annum and paid with the monthly installment, and I I NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, that said offer be accepted and that the City of Port Angeles sell the said property at private sale to the said John J. Jacobson for the sum hereinabove set forth, subject to any I other valid liens against the same; that the City Attorney be instructed to prepare a quit claim deed conveying said property to the purchaser, and that the City Clerk of the City of Port J/mgeles be and he is I here~ instructed to execute said quit olaim deed, and that the Mayor of the City of Port Angeles be and J he is hereby instructed to countersign said quit claim deed when the purchase price and all accrued interest thereon has been paid in full. : WHEIlEAS, The City Commission has viewed the said property and is of the opinion that the offer is fair value and is in excess of the amount paid by the City for said property, plus all L.I.D. assessments, including interest and other charges against the same. It was moved by Commissioner Beam that the foregoing resolution be approved and adopted. Seconded by Commissioner Lind. On roll all members voted aye. The Mayor declared the motion carried. Under the head of Reading and Passage of Ordinances the following ordinance passed its third reading and we s adopted, I I I I I June 25. 1941 Proceedings of the City Commission of the City of Port Angeles, Washington 19_ 295"'ll ,?' I I I I I AN ORDINANCE amending Section BO of Ordinance No. 971, entitled, "An Ordinance relating to and providing I for the licensing of certain occupations, vocations J tradesJ amusement.s, places of amusement, exhibitions, entertainmebta, and certain motor and other vehicles; defining offenses; providing certain regulations for same l providing penalties; providing for the suspension and revocation of licenses; repealing Crdinance No.. 418, 452, 682, 69B, 703 and 805 of the City of Port Angeles and other ordinances and parts ofl ordinances in conflict herewith; and declaring an emergency. n It lias moved by Corrmssioner Beam that the foregoing ordinance be pIeced on its final reading and adopted. I Seconded by Commissioner Lind. On roll call all members voted aye. The Mayor declared the motion carried. Unde, the head of New Business: The City Clerk was instructed to issue a call for bids on miscellaneous equipment for the Fire D~partment. Bids to be received at the City Clerk's office up to July 16, 1941, 8t 10 A.M. and not later. CURRENT EXPENSE FUND The Commission examinedand allowed the following claims and ordered warrants drawn far same: Expense Account h~ 6.90 Fire Extinguishers, etc. Tf 67.75 Hardware B.98 Expense Account 12.50 Gas & Oil 2.15 Collecting Delinquent Accounts 18.08 Hardware 2.71 Valve 15.54 Coppe r Tubing 187 . Bl Pipe Fittings "2.- 71. 68 Meter Boxes 313 4B.26 Insurance Premium 17.50 Service BB.20 Collecting DelL~quent iflccounts 14.60 Wiring Materials 2.91 Pole-top ~ackets 61.00 Metering Equipment 245.79 Meters 220.66 Line Transformer 6J B8.B5 Resister .(,31:, 2.06 Mops, Brushes, etc. 11.12 Assessments '1 205.54 . 45.95 ) I ,!-of 894 .69 Wm. J. Conniff Orville Hagaman CITY STREET FUND Peterson Wholesale Hardware Co. WATER FUND Elmer Dorr Dempsey & Bourm Clallam Adjustment Corp. Peterson Hardvlare ~o. Rensselaer Valve Co. Palmer Supply Co. Olympic toundry Co. It 11 II " LIGHT FUND E. H. Van Brocklin Pacific Tel & Tel Co. Clallam Adjustment Corp. Rudys Radio Electric Shop Graybar Electfic Co. General Electric Co. n II n PARK FUND United Janitor Supply Co. L.l.D. GUARANTY FUIID Ci ty Treasurer . " The Commission then adjourned to meet on t1onday, June 50, 1941, at 10 a.m. 7J~ 7d1~ City Clerk Mayor .....