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Home My WebLink AboutMinutes 10/09/1946 Proceedings of the City Commission of the City of Port Angeles, Washington 279 ~. Octo ber 9, 1946 19~ I I I I I to.,_ .. ..u.......~. .,,"'--- ...,,_ ......~u.. U71'5 ~ :rhe Commission met in regular session at 10:00 A,J-..:. and was called to order by Acting Payor Steele. Roll ball revealed the following officers present: ActiJ~ ~ayor Steele, Commissioner Johnson, Attorney Wilson and Clerk LavT. I The minutes of the previous session were read and approved. I Under the head of applications for building permits and licences, the following were granted: I ~'OO~ Building Permits: ~" Ole Sperstad Build a woodshed and garage; Lot 1, Blk. 287, Tovmsite C. H. Buchanan Construct Chicken House; Lot 18, Blk. 102, To;msite peo. Northup Move Bldg. from 616 E. 8th to Lot 6, Jlk. 268; Lot 6, Blk. 268, Townsite rcndrevT Sever,yns Cut Driveway and Remove Curb; Lot 2, Elk. 32, Tovmsite lJenry Danz 3uild Garage; Lot 5, 1Jlk. 107; Dakers Add. tep. F. Church Remodel upstairs into an apart.Tcent; Lot 18, 81k. 234, Townsite Licenses: &, ~ Atidett Hotel Hotel--31 Rooms 31.00 I Port Angeles Hotel Hotel--29 Rooms 29.00 ' George's Delux Barber Shop Barber Shop--2 Chairs 2.00 ~lympus Barber Shop Barber Shop--l Chair 1.00 Alex P. Marquis Barber Shop--l Chair 1.00 L. L. Farmann Barber Shop--l Chair 1.00 ~. ~. Morehead Barber Shop--2 Chairs 2.00 gnder the head of unfinished tusiness, J. R. NcDonald appearad before the Commission regarding garbage dump site, and advised he would prefer leasing but would sell for $3,500.00 and reserve right to use roadway. After discussion, it was moved blf Commissioner Steele that the City Attorney draw lease for five years at , $50.00 per month with option to purchase after first three months duration of lease, rent paid to apply on iJurchase price. Seconded by Commissioner Johnson.. All voted Aye. ,:otion carried. I : Henr;)" Davies spoke before the Commission regarding a ten foot strip of land paralleling Vle5t Third Street ' trestle. ~;r. Davies expressed the opinion of the Port Commission that the lli ty should pay one half of I 5i day stand-by charge by dredge company, or if the City would bid for the purchase of said strip the purchase price would apply on stand-by charges. It was moved by Commissioner Johnson that the City place be, " ",00.00 ,~ fu, '.'0 ,-.", """ '0' "., fu, ""'" <b_C,,'@ " .,,, fi., " 0' ""0 "". ,,,..,, '" Conunissioner Steele. All voted Aye. [,lotion carried. ;{,r. Davies also exhibited map of fish terminal and requested the City to gravel a roadway and install water mains and light lines. He agreed to furnish prints I for. officials to make fllrther study. 650.00 100.00 . 1,000.00 I lIo Charge i 200 .00 I 250.00 '. t .'O~I.it'I': 'ru hllHh;I " ,'\"..tkt, ,~ hd'.I,~ 1-;1\"'11 th;Il 1;[,1:0 will Ill' I't'{',in.,j at tli,' vln",- ur 11H' !1~~~~ir[1;;~~~~":.,~;,'; Light Supt. Lean requested that bids be advertised for purchase by the light department of four unit sub-stations. It Vi as moved by COImnis sioner Steele that the bids be advertised, to be opened November 6, 1946, Seconded Qy Co~~issioner Johrson. All voted Aye. l.!otion carried. Under the head of reading and passage of ordinances, the following two ordinances Vlere past third and final reading, and finally adopted: ORDINANCE NO. 1171 I I I AN ORillNANCE va eating a portion of Caroline Street being a strip of land along the north side of Caroline Street ten (10) feet by four hundred fifty (450) feet abutting on the south side of Block 33 of Norman R. 1""" ""'0'"'' '" ,,. '""',", " .", '::::::;" ". "" I .AN ORDINJI. NCE vacating the alley between Fourth Street and Fifth Street running westerly from the west line ofl Chase Street a distance of 350 feet in Block 169 of the Townsite of Port Angeles. ! !t was moved by Commissioner oorullion that the foregoing two ordinances be passed third reading and adopted. Seconded blf Commissioner Steele. All members voted Aye. Motion carried. I \1nder the head of introduction of resolutions for the sale of real property blf the City, the following were introduced: I Marie Williams H. Fred and Katherine L. Bishop },'red W. and Doris P. Rasmus5en " 1 It was moved by Commissioner Steele that the foregoing resolutions be approved and the property sold. Seconded by Commissioner Johnson. All. voted Aye. I.lotion carried. I . The Commission examined the folllming claims and ordered warrants drawn in paymsnt of the same: I '-..../.3 Current E~~ rund: 13 P- 5' ~ Olympic Stationers , Stencils, Office Supplies "erry Nelson ~gency Insurance City Treasurer St. Lights, Fire Eyd, Lights, Vlater, St. I< Sewers Port Angeles Concrete Products Co. Concrote Pipe Dept. of Labor & Industries Ind. Ins. & Med. Aid ,I l~'j City Street Fund=. 12' ~ Tide Water Associated Oil Co. Al Lamoureux o & B Battery & Elec. Station Tower Super Service Dept. of Labor & Industries Water :fund: 1/ ~.3 Nooker Electroche~ica~. James Hardware Co. Port Angeles Concrete Products Co. Willson Hardvmre Co. Dept. of Labor & Industries I Lot 7, 6lk. 390, Townsite Lots 11 and 12, Blk. 317, To~~site Lot 10, elk. 156, Townsite 35.00 275.00 200 .00 12.41 : 78.36 : 1,193.60 33.58 7.18 Oil Spark Plugs Battery & Coil Auto Supplies Ind. Ins. & Med. Aid 53.46 12.05 24.13 3.09 34.56 Chlorine Ba tterie.s & Valve Service Boxes 30lts Ind. Ins. & /.'ed. 15.87 2.58 9.89 .45 20.74 Aid ...... ,. 280 Proceedings of the City Commission of the City of Port Angeles, Washington Oc~per 9th,-continu~-L 19'16_ .I A(S Cemetery Fund: City Street Gas ,J- ~y' Parkin;; Meter & Traffic Control Fund: ? i"'ills on Hardware Co. Knife & Padlock Todd's Cycle Shop 2 i3icycle Forks Ipept. of Labor & Industrie; Nz Ind. Ins. & Med. Aid U. S. Income Tax Fund: /iftf/ 'City Treasurer Income Tax Withholding for Sept. ..,~ Revolving FUnd: Oi I City Treasurer Taxes Paid Guaranty Fund:~ ,~? City Treasurer . "'- '[axes Paid , T~re being no further business, it was moved that the session be adjourned until 10:00 A.M. Thursday morning when the hudget hearing would again be opened. ~Light Fund.: /7, ,yo.? '1'/ CIa llam Count y POD #1 B. W. Lean 8yron Winter Hoare & Headri ck Angeles Tire & Recap Service Olympic Stationers Port Angeles Auto Supply Co. Coffey'e Jewelry Store General Electric Supply Corp. C'lIestinghouse Electric Supply Co. General Electric Supply Corp. Willson Hardware Co. Dept. of Labor & Industries . & :r.....zj' Samtary FUnd: lei 7 "'" Olympic Stationers Lou I s Standard Service Kenneth O\ven City Street Dept.. Dept. of Labor & Industries LibraI:'{ Fund: ~ /3 'I" ,~ibrary of Congress "park_Fund: -4//2...\.,",6 'E:lva L. ),orris . "'- City street Dept. City Treasurer Dept. of tabor & Industries ,t ~I War _Liquor Tax Fund: .2 ? / D & B Battery & Electric Station Angeles Tire Recap Service Hooker Storage Garage Hoare & Headrick City Treasurer IRichfield Oil Corp. Kenneth Offen ,I/at'l Fire Protection Assn. Universal Tool & Mfg. Co. Dept. of Labor & Industries Sept. Power Expense of Supt. of Light Car Expense Cbarge Battery Tire & Tube Maps & Tape Cement Glass Tolls & 1'ape Transformers Meter Sockets, etc. lamps Ind. Ins. & Med. A.id 17,029.871 50.38, 60.20" 2.06' 173.47" 29.78 ' 1.03 'I 2.58 18.711~ 217.121 94.92.1 97.13 ":::i 5.36" 30.001' 58.00 12.941 I , 13.961 5.001 12.271 89.44' 5.941 Book Truck Repairs Garage Rent Gas & Oil Ind. Ins. & Med. Aid Office Supplies Painting Interior of cottage Gas & Oil Light, Water & Garbage . Ind. Ins. & Med. Aid Parts & Repair s Tire & Tube Auto Repairs Wiper Slade Lights, Water & Garbage Gasoline Garage Rent Posters & Fire Safety Quiz Dept. Supplies Ind. Ins. & 1,led. /lid 11.011 26.13 2.93; .521 49.18 81. 591 30.00 ' 35.751 5.001 29.70 4.251 I 1.60'1' 6.18 1.66, i 1,848.80,1 , ! 21. 74 ,I 66.391 I , .1 October 10, 1946 Pursuant to adjournment of October 9, 1946" the session was called to order by Mayor Epperson. Members present were: Mayor Epperson, Commissioners Steele and Johnson, Attorney Wilson and Clerk Law. I ,Fire Chief Wolverton reported the results of meeting with his department and that the budget items as decided by the Commission and himself were satisfactory. It was then moved by Corrmissioner Steele that the firemen'~ sal'lries be fixed as follow: Chief, $3,780.00; First Asst. Chief, $'1,360.00; Second Asst. Chief, $3,240.00'; I Master !:.echanic and Supt. of Fire Alarm, ;;3,180.00; 2 Captains @ $3,120.00; 2 Third Yaar '~remen @ $2,940.00i 3 Second Year Firemen @ 2,760.00. The motion was seconded by ~ayor Epperson. All members voted Aye. lAotion carried. I A motion was also made by Mayor Epperson that in view of the request of the personnel of the Fire Department:, ,that there be no election held on the Ordinance Initiative by petition, and the City Clerk is directed to 'notify the County Election Board to take no further steps in connection with the election on said Ordinance which was to be held November 5, 1946, and the action of the Commission certifying the O'rdinance to the Election Board by resolution adopted Sept. 25, 1946, is rescinded. The motion was seconded qy Commissioner Ste~le. JIll members voted Aye. 1'otion carried. It was moved blf Commissioner Steele that the amounts of $22,900.00 be stricken from the tudget items of the Light and Water FUnds. Seconded by l:ayor Eppsrson. All voted nye. j,iotion carried. I l:rhere being no further alterations or objections to the 1947 Preliminary Budget, it was adopted as fol107ls. The ,City Attorney was instructed to prepare Ordinances approving and adopting the budget and confirming the est:i,lJ".ates of expenditures and fixing the tax levy. ~ I I I I I