HomeMy WebLinkAbout01/05/66 January 8, 1966
Regular meeting of the City Council of the City of Bremerton, Washington was
held in the Council Chambers of the City Hall at 10:00 A.N. Pacific StandardTime~
on Wednesday, January 8, 1966 with ~ayor Jarstad presiding. Also present were the
following: Commissioners Clark and Schoneman~ City Clerk NcG~an~ City Attorney
Fisher, City Engineer Nebus, Fire Chief Tillett, Water Supt. Humble, Police Chief
Plouf, and a representative of the press.
Neeting was called to order by the N~yor and the invocation was given by Rev.
Paul NcCutcheon of St. Lukes Nethodist Churche
City Clerk read the minute~ of the previous meeting and they were approved as
~mended.
City Clerk announced it was the time and place set for a hearing on ?lanning
Commission Resolution No. 1~4 providing for a rezone of lots i through l0 inclusive
Block 4, Charleston Addition to Charleston, Kitsap County, from R-1 to R-~.
Notion by Nr. Clark and ~r. Jarstad the hearing be convened, carried unanimously.
City C~rk stated the lots are on the east side of Wycoff tuning south of Bu~well.
Notic~ by Nr. Clark and ~. Jarstad there being no one present in opposition to
the rezone, the City Clerk proceed with the reading of the ordinance, carried unanimously.
City Clerk read the first reading of An Ordinance amending the Use and Area Naps
of Ordinance No. 179~ providing for a rezone of l~s I through l0 inclusive Block 4,
Ch~rleston Addition to Charleston, Kitsap County, from R-1 to R-B.
Notion by Nr. Schoneman and Nr. Clark the ordnance be appr~ed on first readLug,
carried unanimously.
In the discussion, Nr. Clark inquired of some of the men present Just what was
the intended use for the property.
Nr. Lengel of Lengel and Associates approached the Co~cil and explained lots
1-Z will be used as a parking lot and lots 4-~ will be developed for off-street
parking, and they expect the development to be completed within six months. He
J~uary $, 1966 Con't.
Mr. Clark had a treasurer's report on parking meter c~:~llections in 1965 as
comp~ared to 1964. In 196§, 704 par~in~, meters brought in a total of $119,01~.O0 ma~ing
an ~ver~g9 annual i~come pe~~ ~.~r of ~169.0D.tn 1964, 711 p~ng meters brought in a
total of $120,208.00 for an average daily t~e of $169.0~.
~r,. ~rst~d sta~d that with the new areas opening up all the t~e for parki~,
more anm oe~er z-acili~les are being provided.
~e following is a report to date on the Ostrich Bay-Oyster Bay Sewerage Project,
as reported by resident engineer, Jo~ A. Peabody.
SCH~ULE A-S~RS, W. J. Schade~ ~d Sons, Inc.
~January l, 196~ No men working upl~d because of snow; floating crane dig~ trench
for 12" waterfront overflow pipe
J~uary 2, 1966 No work
J~uary ~, 1966 N0~k started 6:00 P.M. and finished at ll:~O P.M.; tide drove crew out
January ~, 1966 12" overflow pipe laid; after completion, lO" pipe laid-
PUMP STATION N0. 15, Del ~.zzi, Inc.
January 1st though the ~th No work
P~ STATION NO. 16, Del Guzzi, Inc.
J~uary 1,~d 2nd All work stopped because of weather
Janua~ ~, 1968 ~o men ruling p~ps in coffer d~;
J~uary , 1966 ~o men rm~ning two p~ps trying to lower the water in coffer d~.
~ crane with cl~ shell bucket began cleaning out bottom of d~.
SCHEDULE C-C~OR~NE CONTAC? C~MBER, Del ~zzi, Inc.
January l, 1966 No work because of bad weather.
J~uary 2, 1966 Quite a bit of water in ~ ~bers
January ~, 1966 One man ~nning p~ps at contact ch~bers; area is messy
January ~, 1966 ~e m~ r~ning p~ps; p~ps need repairi~
- RESERVOIR NO. 1S-CHICAG0 BRI~E AND IRON CO
Janua~ l, 1966 Reservoir site and access road ar~ covered with snow; ~possible to work
January 2nd through the ~th No work .
Meeting adjoined.
APPROVED: E.H.T. McG~n, 'CIW C~rk
'Gle~ K. Ja~st~ ~ayo~