HomeMy WebLinkAbout01/02/63 January 2, 1963
Regular meeting of the City Council of the City of Bremerton was held in the
Council Chambers of the City Hall at 10:00 o~clock A.M., Wednesday, January 2, 1963
with Mayor Domstad presiding. Commissioner Cullln, Commissioner SchSneman, City
Clerk McGowan, City Attorney Holland, Fire Chief Tillett, Civil Service Examiner
Southerland, City Engineer Fortman and representatives of the press and radio.
Notion by Miss Cullin and Er. Schoneman the minutes of the special meeting of
December 28, 1962 be approved as written, carried.
City Clerk read a change of pay for J.G. Ecklund from ~4VO.O0 to $495.00 per
month effective January 12, 1963 in the Fire Dept.
Motion by Mr. Domstad and Mr. Schoneman the change in pay be approved, carried.
City Clerk re~d the payroll voucher in the amount of $50,238.30 covering the
payroll period ended December 31, 196~, approved by Ruth C. Cullin and audited by
W.R. Vaa.
Eotion by ~iss Cullin and Mr. Schoneman the payroll voucher be approved, car-
ried.
January 2, 1963 (Con't)
City Clerk reported two recommendations of award: Con~ittee recommends the a-
ward of the rental of equipment ~ James Skirving and the recapping bid to Bill Dane,
the low bidder in each case.
Motion by Mr. Schoneman and ~iss Cullin to concur in the recommendations, car-
ried.
City Clerk presented a renewal agreement between the City of Bremerton and Kit-
sap County Humane Society for the year 1963.
Motion by Miss Cullin and Mr. Schoneman authorizing the R~ayor and City Clerk to
sign the agreement, carried.
City Clerk read a letter addressed to the I~Iayor from Leonard ¥~. Kruse, thanking
the Mayor for his appointment to the Kitsap County Regional Library Board of Trustees
to fill an unexpired term which ends December, 1962 and he requested to be kept in
mind for the filling of the Board vacancy after that time. No action taken.
City Clerk read the following summary of Public Works Projects completed in 1962:
5 alley and road oil Jobs paid for by property owners; l0 cold mix black top
projects, L.I.D. & Street Mtce; Arterial hot mix asphalt jobs at Sheridan Raod, 5th
Street, Pacific Avenue 6th to llth.
New street construction at E. 31st(Rickey-Pine Road), E. 3Otb (Rickey-V~est);
~darion Avenue widening- Arsenal north; 15th Street widening from Lafayette to Corbet.
Storm sewers at ?!arine Drive, Chester Avenue and 15th Street from Lafayette to
Corbet Dr~ve.
Water mains installed: 6,111 feet of 2" to 1~" including submarine line from ~,~a-
drona Point to ~,~arine Drive. Seven new fire hydrants placed. 74 new ~/4" services;
~1~ renewed 5/~" services; two ~" fire lines; five 6" fire lines.
Concrete top installed on #11 reservoir (dual use-ten:~is court and children's
play area to esher with reservoir cover). Aluminum roof installed at #12 reservoir.
Power l~ne ~o Casad Dam.
~ew Street lighting at ~arine Drive & adjacent areas, Marion Avenue, Sheridan
Road, Ford Avenue and 13th Street, and single installations (above units new light
directing and of higher intensity), Callow Avenue-Burwell to llth Street installed
by L.I.D.; 5th Street red, laced open reflector ty~e to light directing in the total
amount of thirteen.
PROJECTS STARTED: llth Street connection callow to Highway 21.
PROJECTS COMPLETED TO DATE: Acquisition of right of way property, removal of
houses and clearing site, reroute main trunk sewer; First Street connection to Hart-
ford to Marion (70% cut completed).
~r. Harry Lamberg, ll31 Shore Drive, appeared in Co~nncil meeting and the Mayor
told him that the Council and City Attorney felt that the letter in answer to his
request of a while ago does not have to be read at a Counci~ Meeting; 'A~ this time
~.[r. Lambers gave a letter to the City Attorney. No action taken and letter not read.
N[otion ~y Mr. Domstad and l~iss Cullin the bills 0e paid ii' approved by a majgr-
ity of uhe Commissioners, carried.
APPROVED: ~ity Clerk