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HomeMy WebLinkAbout06/01/60 June 1, 19 60 Regular meeting of the City Council of the City of Bremerton, Washington, was held at lO:O0 o,clock A.M., Wednesday, june l, 1960 at the Chamber of Commerce Con- ference room with Mayor Domstad presiding. Present were Commissioner Clark, Commis- sioner Schoneman, city-Clerk McGowan, City Attorney Holland, Engineer Fortman, Water Superintendent Humble. Also present were representatives of press and radio. Motion by Mr. Schoneman and Mr. Domstad to approve minutes of special meeting of May 20, 1960, regular meeting of May 25, 1960 and recessed meeting of May 26, 1960 as written, carried. Clerk stated this was time and place for opening bids for haating oils and that several bids had been received. Motion by Mr. Domstad and Mr. Schoneman to open the bids, carried. Clerk opened the bids and read from: Union Oil, certified check for $50.00 enclosed, stove oil, not to exceed $.137 per gallon for minimum 400 gallon deliveries, add l~ per gallon for deliveries of 40-199, 5~ for deliveries of 200-~99 gallons; domestic diesel/Union Burner oil, not to exceed $.124 per gallon for minimum 400 gallon delivers, add l~ 40-199, 5~ for 200-399 gallons. Port Orchard Oil Delivery, bank money order enclosed for $50.00, fuel oil PS 100, $.12~, PS 200, $.109, prices firm. Tidewater Oil Company, enclosed check for $50.00, stove oil, $.1322, burner oil, $.1062, prices maximum for period. C. Jack Jones Co., diesel oil $.1175, stove oil, $.134, prices maximum for per- iod, enclosed Manager"s check for $50.00. Standard Oil Co., certified check enclosed for $50.00, furnace oil, $.lllS, stove oil, $.1565, prices maximum for period. Richfield Oil, enclosed certified check for $50.00, diesel fuel oil, $.lll6, stove oil, $.1~66, for deliveries 200 to 399 gallons, add.~05, 40 to199 add~, less than 40, add 5~. Eddie Adams, PS 100, $.122; PS 200, $.107, maximum for period; and cashier's check enclosed for $50.00. Lursen Oil Co., Inc., cashier's check for $50.00 enclosed, PS 100 $.144, PS 200, $.129, net billing prices for period. Lofthus 0il Company, certified check enclosed for $50.00, PS100, $168 per gal- lon, PS200 $.148, PS300, $~093, prices maximum for period. Bremerton Oil, PS 300, $.098, PS200, $.143, attached to bid was $50.00 cash, which was returned immediately to John B. Myers of Bremerton 0il. Motion by Mr. Domstad and Mr. Schoneman to turn the bids over to committee and award be made at next meeting, carried. Clerk read report of separation for Howard E. Walters, Water Distribution. Motion by Mr. Schoneman and Mr. Domstad to accept the resignation, carried. Clerk read notices of employment for Earl W. Williams, Engineering, $500.00 per month, effective May 31, 1960; Robert Allen Bennet and Gary Wortman, lifeguards at $10.00 per day, Pat Kaye, lifeguard at $12.00 per day; Sharon Walsh and Gladyce Chase, Pool Attendants at $1.50 per hour, Park and Recreation Department, effective June 1, 1960; Charles p. Semancik, Pool Supervisor at $400.00 per month, effective May 21, 1960. Motion by Mr. Schoneman and Mr. Domstad to approve the employments, carried. Clerk turned over to the Commissioners information material from the tax com- mission regarding the forthcoming County Board of Equalization. Clerk read lease between the City and Ben A. Skinner covering Tidelands, ten year period, commencing Nov. 25, 1960 or upon the day the fill is completed, which- ever is the sooner; rental for first five years $50.00 per year; divided equally with Kitsap County, rental second five years $75.00 per year; and option for addi- tional period ten years, rental 6% of assessed valuation. Commissioner Clark stated it had been agreed to make second five years $75.00 per year or 6% of the assessed valuation per year, whichever is the greater. This oorrection was agreed upon by the other Commissioners. Motion by Mr. Schoneman and Mr. Domstad to approve the lease subject to the change outlined, carried. June 1, 1980 (CON'T) Clerk read Ordinance No. 2598, second reading, "An Ordinance regulating and res- ~tricting the location and use of buildings and the use of land within the City of Bremerton; ~imiting the height of buildings, prescribing building lines and the sixe of yards; amending Section 305 of Ordinance No. 1792; and repealing Ordinance No. l~12". Motion by.Mt. Clark and M~. Schoneman to pass Ordinance No. 2596 carrie~ as fol- lows: Mr. Domstad, yes; Mr. Clark, Yes; Mr. Schoneman, ~es. Clerk read Ordinance No. 2397 "An Ordinance amending Usg..and Area Maps of Ordin- ance No. 1792 and declaring an emergency." '~- Motion by Mr. Domstad and Mr. Schoneman to pass Ordinance No. 239~ '~ '"' c~rried'unan- imously. Clerk read letter dated May 24, 1960 to Mayor Domstad from Norman J. Box greeting various city officials and employees and commenting on hisnew surroundings at Edmonds. Clerk read letter dated May 19, 1960 addressed to Mayor Domstad from American Municipal Assn. acknowledging receipt of ~100.00 in payment of the annual fee. Clerk read petition signed by Mrs. Geo. Copper and 21 others requesting that no change be made in relocating the Scout Hall which is in the Forest Ridge Park. Mayor Domstad commented that the Fark People have already met with these people and think they are satisfied. Mr. McGowan inquired as to the status of Avis Roche in the Civil Service Office now that Mr. McPherson is retiring. Mayor Domstad stated the Civil Service Commission is looking for a man to take Mr. McPherson's p~ace and Mr. Clark commanted that Mrs. Roche was hired during Mr. McPherson's absence and he believed her status would continue as it has been. Mayor Domstad stated that 'Dr.' Masley's'.term is up as a member of the Park Board and recommended he be re-appointed for five years commending the first par of June, 1960. Motion by Mr. Domstad and Mr. Clark t'o re-appoint Dr. Masley to the ~ark Board for five year term commencing the first part of June 1980, carried. Motion by Mr. Domstad and Mr. Clark that all bills be paid that are approved by a majority of the Commissioners, carried. Commissioner Clark suggested a group of changes in the Clark Const. Co., contract be approved. He stated he hadnot brought the change orders with him Out they involve changes in the roof of the corner garage, plaster in the court room and other miscel- laneous items which have all been reviewed and inspected by the Commissioners; total- ling about $3,065.00. Mr. Clark stated the total of change orders is very encour66ing and, also, that the exterior painting is being delayed by recommendation of the architect so the sun may be able to beat on the building for a time. Motion by Mr. Clark and Mr. Domstad to approve the changes that have been gone over in detail by the 0ouncil and which will be presented to Mr. McGowan, totalling not more than $3,100.00, carried. Mr. McGowan announced he had called for bids on the carpeting to be opened next Wednesday, also, stated Mr. Fortman is assisting him on preparing for call for bids for Council Room benches and the only item left to be purchased would be steel shelv- ing. Mr. McGowan stated that he had been advised the Steel furniture would be shipped by about June 27th. Mr. Leo Holliday, 13~0 Warren Avenue, asked when the hole behind Eddie's Auto Glass was going to be filled. Mr. Schoneman stated he believed Eddie is responsible for the hole in the alley; however, if this was not done on a sewer permit then the ~ihy will attend to it. Meeting adjourned.