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Home My WebLink AboutMinutes 08/17/1949 "..-- 574 Proceedings of the City Commission of the City of Port Angeles, Washington 19~ AUl1Ust 17, The City Commission met in regular session at 10:00 A.b:., and was called to order by Mayor Feeley. The officers presellt were: Mayor ,'eeley, Commissioners ilobillSOll and Taylor, Attorney Trumbull, and Clerk Law. Minutes of the previous session were read and approved. Under the head of applicati~~s for building permits and licenses, the following were granted: Building Permits: ':<~3{)O - DeIGuzzi Bros. Construct Store Building; Lot 7, Jlk. 33, Townsite F. D. 18wndes Construct Addition to Existing Garage; Lot 4, Blk. 285, Townsite John Haas He-roof Dwelling; Lot 13, Blk. 168, Townsite Beda Stromberg Remodel Front Porch; Lot 4, dlk. 91, TO\Ynsite H. M. Hendrickson Re-roof Existing Dwelling; Lot 9, Blk. 107, Townsite DelGuzzi Bros. Construct 5-Room Dvl8lling; Lots 3, 4; Blk. 282, Townsite Sig Larsen Construct DriveYffiY; Lot 2, Blk. 27, N.R. Smith Add. Sig Larsen Repair Storeroom; Lot 19, Blk. 15, Townsite Sig Larsen Add Addition to Existing Dwelling; Lot 14, Blk. 106, E.C. Bakers Add. Vincent L. Waldroup Build a House; Lot 12, Blk. 351, Townsite ~. Licenses: /7'.:<.- Pagoda Room Pagoda Room Duck Inn Duck Inn Babe's Tavern Babe I s Tavern Babe's Tavern Mal",h Sporting Goods 01J1llpus Founta in 10,000.00 ' 100.00 100.00 50.00 250.00 7,000.00 300.00 1,000.00 2,500.00 2,000.00 12.00 12.00 12.00 I 5.00 48.00 12.00 5.00 24.00 12.00 Restaurant Music Machine Restaurant Soft Drink Amusement h~chines 1usic Machine Soft Drink Amus erne nt Ma chins Music Machine Und<3r the head of unfinished business, Earl Davidson recommended that the City publish bids for the sale of " timber on City owned property in the Ermis Creek water shed, the contract to specify certain requirements for 'the. protection of the City and comply with fire protection regulations. It was regularly moved and seconded I that the bids be published, and opening date set for August 51st. Motion carried. I :Attorney Trumbull informed that the Farm Insurance Company has agreed to pay approximately 50% of damages to I a fire truck involved in an accident April 8th. After due consideration and on aavise from the Attorney, it, Ivas. moved by Commissioner Robinson tha t the offer for settlement be accepted .without further legal action. Motion seconded by Commissj.oner Taylor. All voted Aye. blotion carried. The Park Board and representatives of certain organizations again appeared regarding status of the Park I Board and monies disbursed from the Park ]'\1nd. Dr. dondelid, Chairman of the Park Board, first read a letter 'of acceptance of the new grandstand at Erickson Children's playfield of which K. O. Erickson financed 'construction. Also thanked Mr. Erickson for previous donations he has made for other improvements and I !equipment. Dr. Bondelid then informed the Commission that the Board has used all possible economy in 1:udget spending and ylill continue to do so. Mrs. Jensen read Ordinance No. 777, creating the Park Hoard, and I Dr. dondelid reminded that the Grdinance has not been amended and requested information as to responsibility of expenditures, whether the Park Board or Mr. Adams. Commissioner Robinson informed that he could not approve claim vouchers unless approved by both Park Board and Commission. Commissioner Taylor admitted that he had given the matter serious study for many weeks and the reason he has taken procedure is because he is ; not able to keep track of Park Board. Also that all technicalities IIlUst be referred to the Attorney. It was the opinion of Mayor Feeley that both the Park Board and Conunission are responsiole for money spent from: the Park }'und and requested that the Board continue to function as in the past. jlttorney Trwnl:ull cited I statutes governing organization of Park Boards and explained provisions therein. !Jr. clondelid requested that if supervision of Parks, Play field and Cemetery are to be combined, an Ordinal~e be passed providing for the same. Mrs. Jensen read a letter from Commissioner Taylor to the Park Doard regarding the employment of Mr. Adams and defining his duties. Commissioner Robinson referred to a letter received, requesting a meeting of the Park Board, Commission and any interested citizens. The meeting was set for Thursday, August 18th, at 8:00 P.M., in the Commissioners I room, and Dr. 30ndelid suggested that the Park Board be Qfficially appointed at the earliest possible date. lifter a five minute recess "eclared, the maeting was continued under the head of new business as follows: !lex Oaks appeared regarding taxi parking stan:ls, false advertising, and rates charged. The Commission decided not to interfere with business competition and Mr. Oaks was referred tc Chief Ide. A lease and agreement between the City and the Y.M.C .A. was discussed by the Commission. After due consider- ation it was decided that liability insurance should be twenty-five thousand and one hundred thousand, and ~roperty damage five thousand. It w~s then moved by Commissioner Robinson that the agreement be signed and delivered. Seconded 'oy Conunissiouer Taylor. All voted Aye. Motion carried. II ~Ij" . Under the ,head of introduction and reading of Ordina"ces.~-follovling Vlere introduced: ORDINANCE NO. .!.!:l!.. iN ORDINANCE vacating a certain alley in Block One (1) Cain's Subdivision of Suburban Lot Twenty-one (21) of I the To"nsite of Port Angeles. I It was moved by Gmml1issioner Robinson that the foregoing Ordinance be placed on first and second reading. $econded by Commissioner Taylor. All voted Aye. Motion carried. OEliJINAliCE 110. ;:< I;;;" AN ORDINAl~E of the City of Port Angeles granting to the United states of America, Department of the Interior, acting by and through the Bonneville Power Administrator, a right of Vlay for the construction, operation and ~ maintenance of a six inch pipe line and facilities appurtenant thereto, across and under certain City streets of the City of Port Angeles, Washington. It was moved by Commissioner Taylor that the foregoing Ordinance be placed on first and second reading. ~econded by Commissioner Robinson. All voted Aye. Motion carried. The Commission examined and ap/l.roved the follovling claims and ordered Vlarrants iseued in payment of same: CUHREIIT EXPENSE FUND: / '17 ! If Nailor Lumber Co. Rent on l/axer, Fire lJept. Supplies 2.84 ~ I I I I I I ,I I I ,I Proceedings of tbe City Commission of the City of Port Angeles, Washington CURRENT EXPENSE FUND , continued; Schreiner Chevrolet Co. Janish Motor Co. Truck & Equipment Co. 0& L Paint Co. Harold Hibbs Plbg. & Heati..ng Port Angeles Auto Supply Co. lloward-Cooper Corp. I. 1(, Hathaway ]ling Art I< Photo Shop G & Vf nre Service Homeli te Corp. J. B. Mathews GJa ss Co. ~'I , 1fA TER roND: .3 ifC, , I Hooksr Blectrochemical Co. Olympic Sta tioners .1 Auto:notive Parts Service 1''1 I LIGHT roND: Jj-f 7 - , Ci.ty Treasurer C .M.St.P. & P. 118ilroad. Co. !:ire. Sam Rand Puget Sourxl Express 0(- PARK FUND: f '1 - : Angeles "illwork & Lumber Co. IJames Hardware Co. 'Clallam ura in Co. PARKING METER & TRAFFIC CONTROL EUND: Jamesl1ardware Co. aueust 17, continued, 19~ Parts & Repair Wrecker Service Truck Opera tion Paint for Trucks Supplies Parts for Truck Foam Proportioner Repair Saws Picture Framing Supplies Fire Alarm Supplies Fire Alarm Box tila sees Chlorine Duplicator & Supplies .Parts Tax '/fithheld Frt. Poles Frt. Chgs. Lumber Tools a nd Hardware Cypsum ;;:z '!, Chalk, Chalk Line, etc. There being no further 1:usiness, the session was declared adjourned. Oe.L J City ~lerk ~"'/ d -?t~ 575 ll.37! 10.00 I 2.04 ! 4;'.58 44.76 3.65 18.84 3.09 2.83 6.18 35.16 2.64 50.98, 294.07 1.59 16.00 4.40 426.19 1.25 Y.44 24.62 15.00 2.49 IJayor