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Home My WebLink AboutMinutes 12/16/1965 l ,..- 178 Procee~ings of the City Commission' of the City of Port Angeles, Washington December 16, 19~ r.IIoHFRI"TINQCC>.".Ut:!o<l~ The Council met in regular session at 7:30 P.M. . Officers present were Mayor Willson, Maxfield, Thorne, Wolfe, Bettger and Schroeder, Manager Herrman, Attorney Moffett and Councilmen C~rnel~ Clerk MCNeeCl' that minutes A motion was made by Councilman Schroeder, seconded by Councilman Thorne and carried, of the previous meeting be approved, as received, and placed on file. The public hearing on the Six Year Street Improvement Plan was opened as advertised. No written , protests had been received and there was none from the audience. A motion was made by Councilman Bettger and seconded by Councilman Cornell, that item l8-Bridging of Whites Creek at Boulevard- be deleted and Bridging of Whites Creek at Fifth Street, if feasible, be inserted. After considerable discussion, on called vote, Councilmen Bettger and Cornell voted "Aye", Councilmen Thorne, Maxfield, Wolfe and Schroeder voted "No". Motion was defeated. The hearing was closed at 8:00 P.M., and the following resolution was read in full: RESOLUTION NO. 29-65 (This resolution adopts the revised comprehensive plan for street improvements for the ensuing six years, as prepared by the City Engineer and submitted to the City Council.) I "00'0'''' .", >, ',""e",", Wo"" ,ocoo''""' ',",e',,", <O'e" '"' "'"""'"'" e,ee',", 0' )1,', award the bid for furnishing gasoline to the City for the year commencing January 1, 1966, to the low bidder Richfield Oil Corp., Regular @$.201 per gallon and Ethyl @$.2315 per gallon; for Lub- ricating oil to E. A. oensen-Shell Jobber @$.64 per gallon; to Standard Oil Company of California for stove oil at Morse Creek Dam @$.1255 per gallon; and for Diesel in the City and at Morse Creek Dam, one-half to Richfield Oil Corp. and one-half to E. A. Jensen-Shell Jobber, (based on volume, and provided this is agreeable with both), @$.lll per gallon. A motion was made by Councilman Bettger, seconded by Councilman !1axfield and unanimously carried, II to accept the low bid of Anderson Ford Company for the Water Department Dump Truck, at $4,650.00 I net to the City, provided it meets all of the specifications. A motion was made by Councilman Wolfe, seconded by Councilman Thorne and carried, that the fore- going resolution be adopted as read. A letter from John W. Riley, of Houghton, Cluck, Coughlin, Schubat and Riley, was read regarding the City's settlement in the Electrical Manufacturer Antitrust Conspiracy Cases. The City re- ceived $30,886.80. A motion was made by Councilman Cornell, seconded by Councilman Schroeder and unanimously carried, to approve the City Engineer's recommendation and pay Randall Kilmer Construction Company the re- tained per cent ($3,055.84) on the 'Front Street- 8th and "I" Street Improvement Project. r A motion was made by Councilman Wolfe, seconded by Councllman Bettger and unanlffiously carried, to !I approve and pay the second (November) and final estimate of work done and materlal furnlshed by Del Guzzi Construction, Inc. on L.I.D. No. 186, Highland View Sanltary Sewers, In total amount of ~ $22,000.00. I A motion was made by Councilman Schroeder, seconded by Councilman Maxfield and unanimously carried to approve the recommendation of the City Engineer and accept the L.I.D. No. lB6-Highland View Santi itary Sewer project,as completed by Del Guzzi Construction, Inc. (Due to inclement weather, Clean"II,11 up could not be accomplished at this time - a $1,000.00 Contractor's Cashier's check has been de- i~~~~5ed with the City to hold in good faith, to assure cleanup will be completed prior to June 30I~I' A motion was made by Councilman Cornell, seconded by Councilman Thorne and carried, that claims I vouchers be approved for payment in total amount of $45,231.73; payroll transfers in amount of j $35,736.03; L.I.D. No. 186, $17.73 and L.I.D. No. 187, $114.52. I A letter from Local No. 1619 President requesting that City Employees be given Friday, December 24' as a holiday was read and discussed. i A motion was made by Councilman Cornell, seconded by Councilman Maxfield and carried, to ~ant December 24, 1965 as a day off for City Employees, with the understanding that a study will be made with reference to future holidays, and that the City Clerk appoint a deputy clerk at the police station to accept any damage claims which may be filed against the City on that date. (A notice re: the deputy appointed, to be posed on the front door of City Hall.) I A letter from the Monroe School Principal expressing appreciation for the Library's picture loan I service was read. A motion was made by Councilman Maxfield, seconded by Councilman Thorne and carried, to approve the application for change of liquor license location from 508 West 8th Street to 511 West 8th Street-Julia H. Olson-Olson's Grocery. A motion was made by Councilman Thorne, seconded by Councilman Bettger and carried, that the Plan- ning Commission minutes of December 7, 1965 be accepted, as submitted, and placed on file. A motion was made by Councilman Thorne, seconded by Councilman Schroeder and carried, to accept and place on file the Monthly Budget Reports of Revenues and Expenditures; Mont~ly reports of the Fire Department, Police, Light, Recreation, Street, Water and Treasurer; the Utilities Billing Re- port; Equipment Rental and Fire and Police-out of town meetings. A motion was made by Councilman Maxfield, seconded by Councilman Bettger and unanimously carried, to prodeed with the 701 CBD Study under method, "A" as suggested by Mr. M. G. POo}le, (Mr Poole to hire John Graham Company to do the CBD Study.) I I I~ I I I I I I I ProGee~ings of the CiW Commission of the CiW of Port Angeles, Washington I, III K I"FlIHTlN<,;l c;c. J'_U.U ..... Paqe -2- December 16, 19~ 10ther subjects of discussion were a new gravel pit site, contracting for gravel vs. the City crush- ling their own gravel; a letter from Nathan G. Richardson requesting maintenance to the locomotive at Boulevard and Lincoln Streets; location of College students in the City and the route they would likely travel to reach the College; Bonneville Power Administration's raise of rates for power, and a meeting to be held with P.U.D. Commissioners after the first of the year concerning their whole- sale water contract with the City. The City Attorney commended the firemen for their action in the Aldwell Building fire, also the police officers. There being no further business, the meeting was adjourned. rP f!e ~ ~g... ) City erk NOTrCE 01" CALL POX. BJDS :;j i\"OTICF: IS H1<~REBY GIVEN tlult fI('alcll hlos will b~ rm.(>jvef1 hy the C:II~' of POI't Al1Irr~]cs until 7:~O PJ\T. Fell!'nm"y Jr, 1%6. at f:[ty Hflll nnrl will he 111l11lidy Olll'n('o ~nd re;l(:l In TlH" Coullcll Chamber!; fit till'! PCllcc\ ~tnt1on for the Tluf('hfl!H' ot CAST I IRON. A~REST()S CIi;MF.l'T PIP1<::' t'ml COPFEn TllBING. Theflc Items will be \lSNl to COI1'"(,1' watcr :1.11(1: wHl heentnc :t pnrt of the Dome"thl) \Y:H(lr Spltem of th" City of Port I An~{'le!;. STl"'c[fir"[ltiOllF~ ronr! IliA Sheets may 01' ohtai,.,,,(l nt elf-,,' Hll11. - n. D. H"'\{IH1AX. Cjt~. };1:mi'1~el' LU~d: Pet>rull.l"y :t & 10, 19G6 no .. NOTICE OF OALL FOil. BmS ! NOTTe}] IS HEREBY GIVEN that l'I~ale(l bids will he rl'~ci"efl hy thei City o! POI't All~l'r".o:. U"n,o:hington,~ ~~ltl6it~.:0~fJi)I;;1][(,~~~;Jtrh(' 1 ~'ub1r:l;~ Ol)('nerl nnrl 1"'1Id :tt 7:30 T'.nl., i'r.'llllel .Jute. 111 t]]e COllnl'lI CI1ll:mbul'l:. at tile f~~!}ge lr)Uit.;.J{li~~~r jrJu~~~~IS('H~~J IDRAULJC CRANK to 1)(\ moul1lC'd ~~~~~~rl ('~~tlg~. a W:lter Dl.!partment~ ,Ill) S~~~;l~l~~l~~'" ~I~~~ fri~] ~h"etll mnYj I D_ D. lTER"RMAX' . 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