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Home My WebLink About12/20/61 December 20, l~S1 Regular meeting of the City Council of the City of Bremerton, Washington, was held in the Council Chambers o£ the City Hall at 9:30 A.M., December 20, 1961 with Mayor Domstad presiding. Present were Commissioner Cullin, Commissioner Schoneman, City Clerk NcGowan, City Attorney Holland. Also present were City Engineer Fortman, Fire Chief Tillett, Water Supt. Humble, Civil Service Examiner Southerland, Police Chief Morken, representatives of the press and radio and several interested bidders. Motion by Miss Cullin and Mr. Schoneman the minutes of the regular Council meet- ing of December lO, 1961 be approved as written, carried. December 20, 1981 (CON'T) City Clerk read the following notices of employment: F. Wayne Jones, Engineer- ing Dept. $2.52 per hr~ effective December 21, 1961; W.E. Shattuck, $2.62 per hr, Geerge Norther and Paul Enight, $2.~3 per hr. all in the Wharf Fund, effective Dec- ember 4, 1961; Linda J. Ulin, Attorney's Office, $149.b0 per month; James Carl Wil- son, Fire Dept~, $404.00 e~fective December 28, l~61; Gerlad P. Thornburgh, Park De- partment $1.bO per hr., effective January E, 1982. Notion by Nr. Schoneman and Miss Cullin the employments be approved, carried. City Clerk read notice of separation for Betty Dowling, Attorney's Office effec- tive December lb, 1981. Notion by Niss Cullin and Nr. Domstad the separation be accepted, carried. City Clerk read the following changes in pay:~ Delmer L~. ~ussman, Fire Dept., ~from $404.00 to $41~.00 effective January l, 1982; Richard Nogg, $1.?b per hr., Frank White, $1.90 per hr., Benjamin Davis Nurray, $1.~0 per hr., all in Parks & Recreation Dept. effective January 2, Notion by Nr. Domstad and ~iss Cullin the changes in pay be approved, carried. The pay increases for the City Employees will be approved next week covering the ~ step increase in salary in most instance, s and a few increases by July l, 1~82. City Clerk read the following recommendations on thebids opened at last meeting: Office machine mtce contract to Tri-County; Gasoline to Tidewater Oil; Lube Oil to Richfield; Tires and tubes to Nichie King; Recapping and repair to O.K. Rubber Co. ~otion by Niss Cullin and Nr.~Domstad to c~ncur in the recommen~ations, carried. City Clerk read the payroll voucher in the amount of $~8,663.?1 covering the payroll period ended December lb, l~S1, audited by W.R. Vaa. ~otion by Niss Cullin and Nr. Domstad the payroll voucher be aocepted, carried. CityOlerk had an annexation certificate required by the Washington State Census Board on an area known as Kelly Road for the signatures of the Nayor and City Clerk. City Clerk read an ordinance, first reading, relating to and regulating the in- stallation and use of pipe, fixtures, and apparatus used to conduct gas in the City of Bremerton. Notion by Nr. Domstad and Ntss Cullln the ordinance be approved on first read- ing, carried. City Clerk read an ordinance, first reading, relating to l~al improvements, assessments, special assessments, and reassessments in the City of Bremerton provid- ing for the financing thereof and the creation of local improvement districts. Notion by Niss Cullln and Nr. Domstad the ordinance be approved on first read- ing, carried. City Clerk read proposed ordinance relating to the voting precincts in the City of Bremerton. (Precinct Notion by Niss Cullin and Nr. Domsta~ the ordinance be approved on first read- ing, carried. City Clerk read a letter from W.W. Quistorff, Nanager Puget Sound Power & Light Company addressed to the Nayor and City Council enclosing a q~it claim deed covering land which formerly was part of the Qualheim Housing Project. ~otton by Mr. Schoneman and Nr. Domstad ~he quit claim deed be approved, carried. City Clerk read a letter addressed to the City Council from Isaac Soriano with reference to a parking lot and service station between Pacific and ~ashington on Second Street. Nr. Soriano appeared at the Council meeting and stated that he was having diffi- culty with a couple of property owners to acquire their property and hoped that the City would step in and acquire it. He suggested it probably would take a $200,000 revenue bond issue to set the program up. City Clerk announced it was ~he date and time set for the hearing on a proposed LID for theimprovement of Callow Avenue from Burwell St. to llth Street by the in- stallation of mercury vapor street lights. No w~itten protests were received. City Clerk read Ordinance No. ~7§ establishing and creating a local improvement district to be known as L.I.D. No. Notion by Nr. Domstad and ~iss Cullin Ordinance No. ~47b be passed, carried. Notion by Nr. Schoneman and Nr. Domstad the City Clerk be authorized to call for bids on the street lights, carried. C~lty Clerk announced it was the date and time set for the hearing on the com- prehensive street program for the ensuing six years. No w~tten protests. City Clerk read Resolution No. ll~? adopting the street program. Notion by Nr. ~omstad and ~r. Schoneman Resolution No. llb? be passed, carried. December 20, 1961 (CON'T) Notion by Miss Cullin and Mr. Domstad the bids be opened on pipe, ammonia and chlorine, fittings and copper tubing, and fire trucks, carried. City Clerk read the following bids on cast iron pipe: U.S. Pipe and Foundry Company, enclosed certified check $1500.00, Item l, $10~350.00; Item 2, $8,820.00; Item 3, $4,960.00; Alternate: l, $9,950.00; 2, $8,490.; 5, $4,790.00. Pacific States Cast Iron Pi~e Company, enclsoed certified check $1500.00; Item l, $10,220.00; Item 2, $8,712.00, Item 3, $4,897.00. Alternate: 1,$9,820.00; 2, $8,382.00; 3, $4,727.00. Notion by Mr. Schoneman and Mr. Domstad the award be made.to Pacific States Cast Iron Pipe, carried. City Clerk opened the following bids on brass fittings, copper tubing: Grinnell Company of the Pacific, enclosed certified check $132.30, Item l, $1575.50 Item 2, $92.00; Item 3, $46.00; Item 4, $92.00; Item 5, $378.00; Item 6, $116.00; Item 7, $280.00; Item 8, $66.50. Pacific Water Works ~upply Co., Inc., enclsoed cashiers check ~130.00; Item l, $1,590.00, item 2, $61.07 item 3, $43.50; item 4, $71.00; item 5, $291.00; Item 6, $103.00; Item 7, $229.00, Item 8, $50.50. Notion by Mr. Schoneman and Mr. Domstad the bids be referred to a committee for study, carried. Commissioner Schoneman wished to wiShdraw the above motion and make a motion to award the copper tubing bid to Grinnell ompany of the Pacific, carried. Motion by Mr. Schoneman and Mr. Dom§tad to award the brass fittings to Pacific Water Works Supply Co., Inc., carried. City Clerk opened the following bids on ammonia and chlorine: Van Waters & Rogers, Inc., enclosed certified check $31V.63, Item l, .llS; Item 2, .15; Item 3, $4.75; $4.00; Item 4, .06, .0475, .04. Pennsalt Chemicals Corp., enclosed certified check $505.00, Item l, .llS; Item 2, .19; Item 3, .0475; Item 4, .06, .0475, .04. Notion by Mr. Schoneman and Mr. Domstad thebids be referred to a committee for study, carried. City Clerk opened the following ~[ds on pumping engines for the Fire Dept.: The Givens Company, enclosed bid bond, Item l, No bid; Item 2, $1,555.00; Item 3, $1.749.00; Item 4 and 5 no bid. L.N. Curtis & Sons, enclosed bid bond, Item l, $89,953.73; Item 2, $1,121.37; Item 3, $1,456.88; Item 4, $1,455.00; Item 5, $1,~00.00. Westland FireApparatus Co., enclos~d~bid'!b~nd~ Item l, $84,087.67; Item 2, $1,268.07; Item 3 (included in ~ruck bid), Item 4, $285.00 per unit; Item 5,$2000. Crown Coac~ Corporation, enclosed bid bond, Item l, $92,498.37; Item 2, $5V5.76; Item 3, $475.38, per truck; Item 4, $317.68 each; Item 5, $3,5005 Proposal B, Item l, $99,295.03, other items the same as Proposal A. Motion by Mr. Domstad and Mr. Schoneman the bids be referred to a committee for study, carried. Meeting ad Jo urned. ~~~l e~k~~. APPROVED: