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HomeMy WebLinkAbout07/17/63 July 1.~.~ 1963 Regular meeting of the City Council of the City of Bremertmn, Washington was held at 10:00 o-clock A.M. Wednesday, July 1V, 1963 in the Council Chambers of the City Hell with Mayor Domstad presiding. Presant were Commissioner Cullln, Commissioner Schonem~n, Assistant City Attorney Fisher. Also present were Fire Chief Tillett, Water Supt. Humble~ Civil Service Examiner Southerland, Oapt. Wes Henry and ~representatives of the press and radio. ~. McGowan, CityClerk, was on vacatione Mn Vaa readminut s of the regular meeting of July 9, 1963 and were approved as read. Ur.~Vaa reed the following noticesof employment: John W. Hooper~ Traffic Mtce. $1.90 p~r hottr effective July 16f21; J.une Y. Casey Commissioner of, Public Works Dept. $300.00 per month effective July 12th, David P. Verbon Civil Service Dept.~ $1.80 per hour effective July 18th. Motion by }i%ssOullin and Mr. Schonemsn the emplo~a~ents be epproved, carried. The conun~ttee to which the bids on ~he p~umping unit were referred reeo~ended the award be made to Liquid System, lowest bid $Z,155.92. Motion by Mr. Schoneman and Miss Cullin to concur in the recomm~mendatlc~, c ar tie d. Mr. Vaaread the payroll voucher for the period ended July 15th in the amount of $60,020.36, approved by Ruth Cullin and audited by W. R. Vaa. Motion by Miss Cullin and Mr. Schoneman the voucher be approved, carried. Mr. Vaa read a letter and attached easement for the property located in Tract 16, Phinney 2~ Acre Tracts signed by Paul R. Lewis and June C. Lewis. This is a perpetual easement for any public utilities including sewer and water lines and telephone and power cables which may now be under the su~face and a perpetual easement in, to, upon and over the East 15 feet of the property to install, maintain and repair any pbblic utilities and services. Motion by Mr. Domstad and Mr. Schoneman to accept the easement and have same recorded, carried. Mr. Vaa read a letter addressed to the Mayor signed by F~ank Eddy, President Br merton Chamber of Commerce recommending to the City Council that the City Commissioners be granted a raise in pay in a reasonable and appropriate amount. This was a result of the study made by the Civic Affairs Committee. Mayor stated the letter would be taken under advisement. Mr. Vaa read a immedi ate release from King special program bulletin advising Gov. Rosellini will be interviewed on TV "Meet the Press" Sunday July 21 at ~:00 P.M. overChannel 5. Commissioner Schoneman reported two more houseshave been listed under the dangerous building ordinance and one is being removed at llth and Naval and the other house owned by Mr. Ludwig at Ath and Chester will be burned by the Bremerton Fire Dept. approximately August 1st. The Fire. Chief reported that the burning will take place on a Sunday. Mr. Schoneman reported that they have reached gravel now in the well drilling and a~e receiving about 200 gallons of water a minute. Motion by Mr. Domstad and Miss Cullin the bills be paid if approved by a majority of commissioners, carried. Mayor Domstad commended the Bremerton Fire Dept= for helping Port Orchard with their fire last weekend. This is under a mutual agrsement within the county. Mayor~J~mstad announced next Wednesday the Government class from East High School will/atte~kd~d ~.~he. council meeting. Meeting adjourned. , ~ ')'7t,', /(-. ~.~f~~ Mayor City Cie rk ~;~/~-~-~