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Proceedings of the City Commission of the City of Port Angeles, Washington
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November 16.
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: The Commission met in regular session, and was called to order at 10:00 A.H. The officers present were:
Mayor Feeley, Commissioners Robinson and Taylor, Attorney Trumbull, and Clerk Law.
~inutes of the previous session were read and approved.
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Ullder the head of applications for licellse rellewals, the following were granted:
i'Woody's Cafe 11"~
, Lloyd I s Cafe
Lloyd's Cafe
Pa Uer s on Hotel
Ilar:ington's C.,fe
Jack's Barber Shop
l!estaurant
Restaurant
Soft Drink
Hotel Opera tor
Restaurant
Barber Shop Operator
12.00
12.00
5.00
5.00
12.00,
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Under the head of unfinished wsiness, representatives of Parking Meter P.dvertising Corp. of Seattle
appeared regarding contract to use lI'.eter standards for advertising. The contract was presented, but
further discussion followed. It was the opinion of Commissioner Taylor that the public as a whole is not
in favor of the advertising as proposed. Commissioner Hobinson suggested that revenue derived from use of
meter standards be ear-marked for off street parking facilities, and requested that the Attorney be
instructed to draw an ordinance providing for ear-marking revenue for that purpose. The Commission
I decided not to consider contract or agreement until fUrther study, and the Representatives and Attorney
,were. instructed to work together in drafting a satisfactory agreement whi.ch will be considered at the next
Ii sess~on.
F. O. Fount~in of the First National dank again appeared, presenting an amendr.',ent to proposal submitted at
the previous session whereby the City could re~rr~nge maturity schedule of IndustriEl Water Bonds and save
a considerable amount of interest. The amendment provides that with respect of offer to loan additional
funds in the amount of $58,000.00 to be due and payable January 1, 1958, and an additional $58,000.00 to be
I due and payable Janlli'ry' 1, 1959, at 2% interest, the proposal is amended to provide that with respect to
these two lMturities, the City may reserve the right to redeem on any interest date on and after January 1, :
1955, by giving thirty days notice of such intention as provided in the presently outstanding 2% Vlater
Revenue jonds. This to apply only to the two additional maturities. /lfter explanations and further
consideration, the Comission decided it advisable to Tlait until a survey of the MUfj,cipal system is completed
to ascertain approximate amount needed for rehabilitation. It was moved by Commissioner Taylor that final
decision be postponed until after the bond call of July, 1950. Motion seconded by Commissioner l{obinson.
All voted Aye. Motion carried. Further discussion on the proposal was postponed until the next session.
I Prosecuting Attorney Dana Harper, appeared regarding operation of pin-ball machines. The Prosecutor and
; City Attorney discussed the matter, but due to lack of notification of Supreme Court decision, no
immediate acti on will be taken.
A letter from Chiarelli and Kirk informed that theurazier Constr.,Lction Company waa unsuccessful in their
re<luest that manufacturers of "Spraykote" replace defective material used in fire hall ceiling.
Commissioner Taylor will be in receipt of more information by next Tuesday am will report later.
Two letters re<luesting information regarding redemption of defaulted L.I.D. booos were read and referred to
the Commissioner of Finance.
: Earl Davidson, Supt. of Sanitation, informed the Commission that an obsolete truck from his department can
, be loaned to the Park Department, tut still be available to the Sanitation Department in an emergency.
The loan was approved by the Commission.
The Commission discussed participation in an Origin and Destination surve~' which would be conducted by the i
State and financed from Federal, State, and City fulllis. It was moved by Conunissioner Taylor thet the
I District Engineer, 11ashington State Department of Highways, be advised that the City is willing to have
the State make Origin and Destination survey as proposed at a recent meeting. Motion seconded by
Commissioner Robinson. All voted Aye. Motion carried.
The Cornaission examined and approved the fcllowing claims, and ordered warrants issued in payment of same:
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CURRENT EXPENSE FUND:
, City Treasurer
R. O. Ide
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10.00,1
40.74
Postage
Car Mileage for Sept .-Oct.
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CITY STREET l'UND: r 3 -
I Western Tractor & Equipment Co.
, Middleton Motor Parts Co.
WATER FUND: 5" if-=:
H. E. Dodge
I Hooker Electrochemical Co.
3.5
hIClHT FUND: 6;), 7 -
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Middle ton Motor Parts Co.
John S. Weel
The Br:i,stol Co.
Martins Flag Dept.
Graybar Electric Co.
Puget Sound Navigation Co.
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Parts and Repairs
Parts
86.14
7.54
Expense
Chlorine
22.4B
5B.99
Cash for Envelopes
Parts, Wrenches
File Saws
Charts
,Flags
Meters
Frt. Chgs.
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BOO.OO I
4.57 '
4.00 'I
7.80
7.00,
186.88 I
17.101
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4.69
16.76,
5.62 '
47.45
6.45
SANITA TI ON FUND:
Earl Davidson
Olympic Salvage
Pierce Trailer & Equipment
Port Angeles Motors
Middleton Motor Parts Co.
Lincoln 'fielding
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PARK FUND: .2-
James Hardware Co.
Car Mileage for October
Cable, etc.
Parts
Repa irs
Par ts
Welding, etc.
Co.
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File s, Shackles
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Parts
1.19
PARKING llETEIl & 'YrlAJi}'IC CONTROL F[)]ID:
~.iddleton Motor Parts Co.
There being no further tusiness, the session was then adjourned.
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