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HomeMy WebLinkAbout12/01/65 DECENBER L~ 1965 Resular meeting of the City Council of the City of Bremerton, Washington, was held in the Co~mcil Chambers of the City Hall at 10:00 A.N. Pacific Standard Time, on Wed- nes~ay, December 1, t965, with Mayor Jarstad presiding. Also present were the following: Commiss;oner Clark, Commissioner Schoneman, City Ulerk ~l~cGowan, City Attorney Pisher, '~fre Chief Pillett, Police Chief Plouf, Water Superintendent Ht~nble, Assistant Chief of Police Wes Henry, City Engineer Mebus, and ~epresentatives of the press and radio. ~,'[eetin~t w~s called to order by I~ayor Jarstad and the invocation w[~s ~iven By the Mayor. City CleS{ r ~d t}~e minutes of the special meeting of the Council held on November ~3, 1965, at 11:00 A.~/[., and the regular meeting held on Novemb~r 24, 1965, and they were appro'~ed as corrected. City Clerk announced it was the time and place set for opening bids on a truck for the Wat<r and S ~'er Department and reported he had received two bids. i,lotion biz Mr. Jars[tad and Mr. Schoneman the City Clerk open the bids, carried unan- i~onsly. City Clerk opened the following bids: 'N~f, VJ!Z,LE!~ NOPORS · Certified check enclosed in the amount of Bid read as follows: One new 1966 D~dge pickup Net Figure ~, 759.81 Plus Wash. St. Sales tax 115.91 Total Price ~2,875.72 Trade in one 1950 Ford F3 pickup 400.00 Cost to City ,i~2,475.72 CRAWFORD MOTORS Bid bond enclosed Bid read as follows: One new 1966 Internation 'Truck Net Figure not including Federal Excise Tax $2,488.52 Plus Washington State Sale s Tax 104.52 Total '~2,593.04 Trade in one 1950 Ford F3 pickup 200.00 Cost to City ',$2,393.04 F-ot~on by Hr. ~choneman and Hr. Clark to refer the bids to ~, con~nittee for study c,:nsisting of City Clerk, A1 Herrmann of the Sewage Dept., and Commissioner Schoneman, carrie d unanimously. City Olerk had a bid from Peninsula Stationers for overhaul and maintenance of office mach;nes for the year 1956 which had been overlooked ~n the bid opening of November 24. The bid had been received on November 12, in plenty of time for consid- er, erich. He stated that, after consulting with City Attorney Fisher, it was decided that this bid shonld be opened and considered along with the other bid opened November ~4, by the same coi~nittee, carried unanimously. City Clerk read a ~otice of Employment for: LINDA JOYCE DAUGHERTY -Extra help in the office of the Commissionerof Public Works at ~;;1.80 pa, r ho~zr, effective November 26, 1965 - temporory employee. Motion by ~r. Schoneman and Mr. Clark the employment be approved, ca.ried u~animously C_~ty Clerk ~,ead a change of pay for: N~Y D. SC!!WEIGERT -from patrolman to motor patrolman in the Police Dept. - from ~525.20 per month to ,,~535.30 per month, effective December 1, 1965 (Civil S~rvice Eligible) I~,~ot~n by Mr. Jars~;ad and Mr. Schoneman the change of pay be approved, carriedunan- imously. In the discussion, l',Ir. Jarstad stated Schweigert is to replace Don Corey who wast transfored to the line.division. City Clerk read AN ORDINANCE adopting certain sections of Titles 16, 46 and 47 of of the revised Code of Washington b~ reference, as set forth in info,nation Bulletin No. ~60 of rhea secretion of Washington Cities and the Bureau of Governmental Research and Service dated September, 1964; providing for penalties for the vi$1ation thereof; reoealing 0rd]nances No. 2473 and other .~rdinances or parts of ordinances inconsistent w-lth the sections herein adopted; providing for the city, rich thereof; and declaring Notion by ~h: Jarstad and Mr. Ci~ rk the Ordinance be a~prove¢l for passage and pub- licaoion as 0r¢tinance No. ~66~°, carried unanimousld. In the discussion~ i~r. ClaFk si;ated this or~linance brings us up to d~te on the amendments of the Revised Co~e of ~ashington as of the 196S legislature. City Clerk read A RESOLUTION of the City Commission of the City of Bremerton, co~mty oi' Kitsap~ State of Washington, designating F~BED S. $CH©NE%'~N, Co~m~issioner Pub].Jc Works, as the authorized agent to sign all documents pertaining to the I~ed- oral Grant under ~u'blic Law 84 - 660 forthe City of Bremerton. [~btiom by [~lr. Clark and Mr. Jarstad the Resolution be approvedfor passage Resolution No. ,1'~80, carried unanimously. December 1, 1965 (Con't) City Clerk read an EASF~ENT in which the City of Bremerton grants to the State of Wash!ngton Highway Co~Ission the use and occupancy of certain real property described to be used for and known as "Gold Mountain R~dio Relay Statlon-Bremerton Vicinity", for so long as the same is used for such purpose, andsubject to existing easements9 pennits, grants and deeds heretofore conveyed or trmusferred. Motion by Mr. Schoneman and Mr. Clark the easement be approved, carried u~uimously. Motion b? Mr. Clark and Mr. Schoneman to pay all bills that are approved by a majority of the Co.~missioners, carried tmanimously. All~ three commission~rs expressed personal pleasure with the fact that the City of Bremerton has been granted the $210,000 requested through the State Pollution Control Commission. Mr. Clark commended Mayor Jarstad for his contacts made in his trip to Washington, D.C. which influenced the decision for the grant, and also commended Mr. Schoneman for his efforts in Pollution Control through the Public Works Dept. Mr. Clark reported some minor revisions to be undertaken around the City Hall providing Assistant Chief of Police, Wes Henry with an office and also some sidewalk repair on the approach to the City Hall parking lot. Mr. Clark stated he has knowl dge that the Public employees of Ki~? County~ with the exception only of the Pilot Project, were top among those who contributed generously to the United Good Neighbor Drive. The~Public Employees, in general, contributed approximately ll7 per cent of their quota and the City employees rated very high within that group. Mr. Schoneman expressed appreciation to the Chamber of Commerce for t he~lighting effects on christmas trees throughout the downtown area, and stated he hopes'the City Hall park will be lighted shortly. Mr. Sch neman reported all three phases of the sewer project are under way. THE FOLLOWING IS A SUMN~RY OF THE WORK TO DATE ON THE OSTRICH BAY-OYSTER BAY SEWER PROJECT: (As reported by Resident Engineer, Job_uA. Peabody) SCHEDULE A-SEWERS W. J. Schade end Sons~ Inc. November ~4, 1968 Schade had two crews on pipe laying. 29, 1965 Floating crane on the scene and pipe laying continues 00, 196S Crew of three men continue laying 24" 10' pipe PUMP STATION NO. 15 Del Guzzi, Inc. November 24, 196~ During the morning, the crane crew hauled sheet piles from Sra. 16 " to Sra. 1O, The hydraulic hoe started excavation at 1:00 P.I~. Nine sheet piles ~cre driven at Sba. 15 to serve as a retaining wall for the bank between the pavement and the edge of the bank a distance of 9 feet. " 27, 1965 No activity at Pump Sta. 15. Warning lights none--warning lights have been requested by Peabody, Sr. ~8, 1965 No work activity at Ptm~p Sta. No. 15; WarK~ing lights are nil: P~abody, Sr., has ma~e request for warning lights. 29, 1965 No work activity at P~p Si;a. 15 30, 1965 No activity at Sta. 15-Lack of a crane seems to be the reason; the big hydraulic hoe is busy at the Chlorine Contact Chamber~ pUMp STATION NO. 16 ~el Guzzi', Inc. November 23~ 1965 Del Guzzi has one crane and three men clearing at Pump Sra. 15 at l:O0 P.M. a new hydraulic hoe arrived on the Job and there~ should be no more delays in excavation. 24, 1965 At noon the hydraulic hoe finished the excayation at P~nnp Sta. 16 25, 1965 Peabody, Sr., visited both pump stations at 7:30 A.M. Sta. 15 was undisturbed by rain. At 8:00 A.M., Larry Dole, with a crew of four men started eLriving sheet piling to replace the wrecked wall. 26, 1985 Crane crew spent considerable time putting 250~ of new 3/4" line on the crane, then drove more sheet piles also five wood piles to be used as anchors for the wall of sheet piles. 2V, 1965 Larry Dole and a foreman with three men put in part of a day trying to straighten a temporary retaining wall. Peabody, Sr., again asked for warning lights. 28, 1965 Peabody, Sr., visited Pump Sta. No. 16. There was no activity. The warning lights were conspicuous, only ~use of their absence. 29, 1965 Larry Dole had a crane crew of four men. They drove four wood piles in the excavation of Sta. 16. These four wooden piles are to carry waler cage which is still to be placed. December 1, 1965 Con't. November 30, 1965 Larry Dole had a crane crc of four men and operator. They worked the forenoon trying to set waler cage. At norm the crane was moved Chlorine Contact Chamber to set 12" concrete pipe. CHLORINE CONTACT CHAMBER (SCHEDULE C) . Del C~uzzi, Inco November 26, 1965 Started small power hoe digging test holes at the site of the chamber 27, 1965 Peabody, Sr., visited the site of the chamber-no activity. 28, 1965 No activity at chlorine contact chamber 29, 1965 Larry Dole brought a large hydraulic hoe on the site of Schedu]~ C about 9:30 A.M. - Hole dug 40t x llt, 30, 196§ Much watercollected in trench during night; some pipe delivered pipes No. 25 and 26, 72" dia. by 12' length each were placed. Mr. Jarstad commented on the beauty of the Christmm~ decorations in the City and commended the Fire Dept. for the excellent job in bringing Santa to all the. various functions , Mr. Jarstad stated the City is gratified in the award of the $210~000 gr~nt for the sewer project and reported the Public Health service will conduct its inspection on Monday, December 6. Mr. Jarstad reminded the Council that Mr. Larry Grams had recently resigned from the Planning Commission and stated that he would like to ma~ another appointment at this time. Motion by Mr. Jarstad and Mr. Schoneman that the appointment of Mr. Lester Lewis, St. to fill the unexpired term of Mr. Grams until 1969 on the Planning Conmkission carried unanimously. Both Mr. Clark and Mr. Schoneman agreed Mr. Lewis, Sr., is a good choice for the position. Mr. Jarstad stated Mr. Lewis has contributed a lot to activities in the City in years past.~ Mr. Jarstad reported that on Thursday, December 2, the Commissioners and Supt. of Parks and Recre~tion, Mr. Pendergast, will go to Seattle to attend a meeting dealing with Urban Renewal and also dealing with various programs that come Urban Renewal. Each Con~nissioner will attend a different panel in the afternoon. Mr. Clark pointed out that the Executive Director of the Bremerton Housing Authority, Mr. Russell Walker, will also attend with the Commissioners. Mr. Jarstad reported that on Friday and Saturday, December 3 and 4~ he will be a delegate to the Governor's conference on the design for Washington, which will be held at the Pacific Science Center in Seattle. Mr. Jarstad announced the next meeting of the City Council will be a night meeting held on Thursday, December 9, at 7:30 P.M. Mr. Jarstad stated that on December 6 and 7, Mr. John Starkey, Urban Renewal Representative from San Francisco, is coming to Bremerton and bringing one of the planners out of their office in San Francisco. Mr. Starkey is making himself and the planner available all day Monday and Tuesday. He will have conferences with the Council on the continuing question of whether the City of Bremerton will consider an Urban Renewal project in the developing of C~auen Center properties and the extension of Park AVenue. Regarding his recent trip to Washington, D. C. for the purpose of the City Bremerton acquiring the $210~000 grant from the Pollution Control Commission, Jarstad stated that the City of Bremert~n is most thankful for the job that was done for the City in setting up appointments through Senator Jackson's and Senator Magnuson's .offices and Congressman Pelly's office and the same with respect to Pelly's office in Olympia. A special vote of thanks to Mr. Thor Tollefson, Director of Fisheries, for his work in Olympia in setting up appo.[ntments. The City is grateful for the consideration of its request and the granting of our request for $210,000 from the Pollution Control Commissi~,n and the certification of the Public Health Servt ce. Meeting adjourned. E.H.T. NcGowan, City Clerk AP P HO V-ED: LENN K. JARSTA~ NAYOR - -