HomeMy WebLinkAbout01/15/64 January 15, 1964
Reg~lar[~eeting of the City Council of the City of Bremerton, Washington, was
held in the Council Chambers of the City Hall at 10:O0 o'clock A.M., Wednesday, Janu-
arty 15, 1964 with Mayor Domstad presiding. Commissioner Cullin, Commissioner Schone-
man, City Clerk ~cGowan, City Attorney Holland, Fire Chief Tillett, Civil Service
a~_iner Southerland, WaterSupt. Humble, City Engineer Fortmau, Police Capt. Christian-
sen and ~epresentatives of the press and radio.
January 15, 1964 (Cch't)
Meeting calledto order b the Mayor and the City Clerk read tine minutes of the
last meet].ng which were ~provedo
City Clerk read a report of separation for Lyle Harvey, Park Dept.
Motion by Mr. Domstad md Miss Cullln to accept the separations, carried.
City Clerk read the following notices of employment in the Park Dept: Lyle Har-
vey ;i~368o00 per month effective January 2nd and Jacob Collins i~1.75 per hour effec-
tive Janu;~ry 4th.
~otion by Mr. Domstad vd Mr. Schonem~a the employments be ~proved, card ed.
City Clerk read an application for a music machine license at the Top-O-Town
Billiards, signed by Allen E.Dornfeldo
Motion by Mr. Domstad and Miss Cullin the application be approved, carried.
City Clerk read a letter f~m Harry Lamberg, with reference to his former appeals
to the City Council that the zoning ordinance be enforced.
City Clerk read a letter addressed to Co~mmissioner Schonem~ signed by L.R. Dur-
kee, Director for Northwest Operations, Rousing and Home Finance Agency, acknowledg-
ing the application for a planning advance in the amount of ~26,400o00 for prelimin-
ary planning of sewerage works modification and expansion. The ~plication will be
processed as rapidly as possible but final app~mval may be delayed pending availabil-
ity of funds.
City Clerk read a proposed ordinance, An 0rdin~ce establishing an item in the
1964 budget for the acquisition of land for park purposes and declaring an emergency.
Motion by ~r. Schoneman and Miss Cullin the ordinance be approved on first read-
ing, carried.
City'Clerk read Ordinance No. 2586, An 0rdinm ce relating to the moving and re-
location of eertain structures, amending Ordnance 25V0 and declaring an emergency.
!dotion by ~r. Schonem~ and Miss Cullin Ordinance No. 2586 be approved for pass-
age and i~ublication, carried.
City CZerk read the following requests for bid calls:
800 feet 10" steel well casing,
250 feet of 27" concrete cylinderpipe.
J00 feet steel pipe.
Notion b~ Mr. Domstad and ~iss Cullin to concur in the request and authorize the
City Clerk to call for bids, carried.
C City Clerk read two requests f~m the Water Dept. as follows: Replacement of
16" concrete cylinder pipe at Twin Lakes settling basin with 27" pipe at an ~stimated
cost of ~7500.00 and the replacement of ~00 feet of 24" wooden pipe at No. Z Reser-
voir at an estimated cost of $7,00.00.
Motion by Hr. Domatad and Niss Cullin authorization be given the ~ater Dept to
~o the work an~ ,he City Clerk to publish the notices in the official newspaper,
carried.
Commissioner Cullin reoorted the piles are nowin place on the Second Street
~ck.
Co~mnissioner Schonem~a reported the lights have been installed ~ong Kitsap Way
an~ C~;~brian, Arsenal Way and ~[ational Avenue. One more installation will bemade at
Oyster Bay. The Boy Scouts have expressed their desire to plant the new llth Street
fill ~en the City feels the need to do so.
Mayor Domstad repo~ted there were 'three ways the City of Bremerton could purchase
the NAD prope:~ty: on a ~ntract basis with GSA at 5% interest over a period of 10
years; b~,~ General 0bligation Bonds at 3½% over 10 year period;~registered warrants at
3rL,~ over 5 ear perzod, or 3,~ Genera:Fund Registered Warrants.
~dotion by Mr. ]~msta~ and Miss Cullin the bills be paid if approved by a majority
of the Co~mmissioners, carried.
APPROVED: City C~ rk