HomeMy WebLinkAbout07/15/64 July 15, 1964
Regular meeting of the City Conncil of the City of Bremerton, Washington, was
held in the Council Chambers of the City Hall at 10:00 O'clock A.N.~ D.S.T., Wednes-
day~ July l§, 1964 With Nayor Jarstad presiding and Commissioner Clark, Co~=~issloner
Schoneman, City Clerk NcGowan and City Attorney Fisher lm~sent. Also present were
Fire Chief Tillett, Water Supt. Humble, Civil Service Ex~mtner Southerland, Police
Chief Ploufj City Engineer Gardiner and representatives of the press and radio.
~eeting called to order by Mayor Jarstad who let thos present in the Flag Sal-
ute. Invocation given by Rev. Peter N. Sorsbyj Bremerton Service Men's Center.
City Clerk read the minutes of t~e regular meting of July 8th and were approv-
ed as corrected. The work sink the second hole at Headowdale to be ch~ged to clean
the second hole.
City Clerk read report o£ separation for Jack Stanberry, Engineer's Office.
Notion by NM Schonem~ and Nr. Clark tc accept the separation, carried.
July 15, 1964 (Cch't)
City Clerk read the following notices of employment: Thomas J.Clarke, Engineer-
ing Dept., ~1.90 per hour effective July 16th and Nikki J. Thomas, Water Commercial
Dept. ii~l.60 per hour effective July 20th.
Motion by Mr. Schoneman and Mr. Jarstad the employments be approved, carried.
City Clerk read a change of pay for Glenn Tostenrude, Police Dept. from Patrol-
man 2nd year to Patrolman ~rd year from $470.00 to $495.00 per month effective July
16th. ·
Motion by Mr. Jarstad and Mr. Clark the change of pay be~pproved, carried.
City Clerk read a claim for dsmages signed by Robert R. Swackhamer, 1126 Evans
Avenue in the amount of $250.00 covering;: damages to his panel truck when struck by an
Oliver Loader Backhow owned by the Water Dept. at 9th and Callow. The Claim was report-
ed to ~he insurance company.
City Clerk read a proposed ordinance providing for and authorizing two additional
temporary voter registration facilities and declaring an emergency.
[~Iotion by Mr. Clark and Mr. Schoneman approve the ordinance on first reading,
carried.
City Cl~rk read a proposal fzom North Kitsap Gravel and Asphalt Company, the only
source of supply for asphalt plant mix at this time, covering the period fz0 m Jun e l,
1964 thru Nay 51, 1965.
Mr. Schoneman mentioned the Ace Paving Co., will be operating some time this com-
ing year and at that time the City could call for bids.
Notion by Mr. Schonemau and Nr. Clark to accept the proposal on the basis it can
be terminated at the pleasure'~of the City, carried.
City Clerk read a request from the Marine DriveWater District Board of Connnission-
ers for the City of Bremerton to vacate a portion of a road right of way adjacent to
property currently owned by the ~,'iarineDrive Water District at intersection at 17th
Street and Rocky Point Road. The request would serve to straighten out the westerly
property line. Mr. Langton, Secretary of the Board and Nr.Cloward, Chairmma of the
Board appeared in Council.
Motion by Mr. Schoneman and Nr. Clark the letter be referred to the City Attorney
for location purposes and a committee be appointed to study the request, carried.
~,~otion by Mr. Clark and Mr. Schoneman the bills be paid if approved by a major-
ity of the Commissioners, carried.
Commissioner Clark reported there was deterioration in the main supporting piling
at th~ Second St. Dock and the area has been closed to thepublic until an examination
is made and repairs effected. The Engineering Dept. will make a thorough inspection
to eliminate any possibility of danger existing at the dock.
Commissioner Schoneman announced the opening of the llth Street connection is set
for July 25th.
City Attorney reported the Corey case will have a trial set for MondayAugust 17th
appeal of Les ~¥right set for ~rial ~usust 27th and Noe Shoemaker's hear!ni,i set for
July 17th.
Mayor Jarstad gave the following reports: Bull rail h~s been placed at Lion's
Field; ni~-;ht light placed at Evergreen Park Picnic area; concrete curbs placed at
Rotc Vista Park; Painting contractor started painting the exterior of Roosevelt Field;
map of the new proposed archery area is now available; more youngsters are attending
the summer ptayffeld program this year.
~eeting adjourned. ~~
APPenD , ,,
City Clerk