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Home My WebLink About07/06/60 JULY 6, 1960 Regular meeting of the City Council of the City of B~emerton, Washington, was held on Wednesday, July 6, 1960 at 10.'00 o'clock A.M. in the Conference Room. Chamber of Commerce, with Mayor Domstad presiding. Present were Commissioner Clark, Commissioner Schoneman, City Attorney Holland, City Engineer Fort,mn, Water Superintendent Humble, and Deputy City Clerk Yeadon. Also present were representatives of press and radio. City Clerk McGowan absent, indisposed. Motion by Mr. Clark and Mr. Schoneman to approve minutes of regular meeting held June 29, 1960, as written, carried. Motion by Mr. Domstad and Mr. Clark to open bids for steel shelving and card files; cement; tennis court improvement at 17th & Ironsides; and padding for mental cells, carried. Deputy City Clerk read bids on furnishing steel shelving and card files from F. T. Crowe & Com- pany, Inc., Seattle, bid bond enclosed, steel shelving and roller shelving, $2,792.00, and does not include card files; Tri-County Typewriter Company, no bid deposit enclosed, total far shelving only, Vault A, $870.87, Vault B, -~470.20, and Engineer's Departmer~, $1.665.27; Peninsula Stationers, check for $125.O0 enclosed, shelving bid $1,561.5&, card file bid end Cramer stop step, $862.50; total for all items $2,&2&.O&. Motion by Mr. Clark and Mr. Schoneman to refer the bids for committee for study, carried. Clerk opened bids for Portland Cement Concrete, Gorst Readymix Concrete, cash enclosed $67.00, $16.O5 per cu. yd., total $1,332.15; Kenyon Materials, $15.OO per cu. yd., total $1,2~5.OO, and manager's check enclosed for $62.25. Motion by Hr. Schoneman and Mr. Domstad to award bid to Kenyon Materials, carried. Clerk opened only bid received for tennis court construction and read from Linden Construction Company, bid bond enclosed, $12,&60.OO. Motion by Mr. Schoneman and Mr. Clark to refer the bid to committee to make study, carried. Clerk opened only bid received for padding for two mental cells and read from Evergreen Upholstery & Rug Company, certified check for $125.OO enclosed, $2,400.00. Motion by Mr. Clark and Mr. Dometad to refer the bid to Architect and committee, carried. Clerk read Notice of ~mployment for Max Porter Hayes, Firefighter 3/c, Fire Departmeut, $388.00 per month, effedtive July 2, 1960. Motion by Mr. Domstad and Mr. Schoneman to approve the Employment, carried. Clerk presented applications for pinball location licenses, all approved by the Chief of Police. The first group is to operate under Master License of Bremerton Amusement, Inc., and are as follows: The Sportsman, 336 North Wycoff; Jolly Inn Tavern, 301 North Callow; The Palace Inc., 212 Pacific Avenue; Maple Leaf Tavern, 1735 Marlow; Wayne's Lunch, 201 Pacific; Service Tavern, 212 2nd; Sammy's Triangle Cafe, 203 First; P~tllside Tavern, 2810 Kitsap Way; McGill's Tavern, 105 Washington; Travelers Cafe~ 212 First Street; Ted's Lunch~ ~17 Park Avenue; Red Rooster Tavern, 312 Naval Avenue; Alibi Tavern, ~02 ~th Street; Deluxe Tavern, ~48 ~th Street; Pop's Inn, 2812 Farragut Avenue; White Pig Tavern, 331 South Callow; Cheerio Tavern, 251 Burwell; Hi Seas Tavern, 337 South Cambrian; In & Out Cafe, 507 Park AVenue; Plympic Recreation, 101 Pacific Avenue; Outside In, 518 ~th Street; The Dug Out, 2711 6th Street; Smoke Shop, 222 1st Street. The second group is to operate under Master License of Kitsap Amusement: Eastslde Tavern, 2113 East llth Street; Seven-Eleven Tavern, 822 Burwell; Westpark Lanes, 5~OO Bruenn; Sugar Bowl, 1536 6th Street; Ice Creamery, 5~O 6th Street; Burt's Chicken Hut, 1138 Winfield; Hal's Corner Tavern, 2805 Hiway 21-B; Pritch's Hamburger, 2803 Hiway 21-B; Locker Club, 106 Pacific Avenue; Drift Inn, 204 1st Street; Flo's Bar B Q, 200 1st Street; Rendezvous Tavern, 218 1st Street; Ferry Dock Cafe, Ferry Terminal; Skipper's Tavern, 116 1st Street; Crows Nest, 113 Pacific Avenue; Elk's Club, 5th & Pacific; Beach Tavern, 207 1st Street. All a~plications accompanied by fees. Motion by Mr. Domstad and Mr. Schoneman to approve the licenses, carried. Clerk presented payroll voucher for period ended June 30, 1960, $50,565.74, approved by Austin M. Clark and audited by W. R. Vaa. Motion by Mr.~ Clark and Mr. Domstad to approve the payroll voucher, carried. Clerk presented two claims for damages: (1) Filed by Francisco D. Rivera on June 30 1960, for $15.00 covering claim for cut foot of his son in Warren Avenue Playfield Wading Pool; (2I Filed by Alma R. Kelstrup on June 30, 1960, for $150.00, covering claim for injury, etc. in fall on sidewalk at Navy Yard Produce and French Cleaners on Burwell Street. Cla~ma will be referred to insurance company. Clerk read letter dated July 1, 1960 from District Public Works Officer, 13ND, requesting City to accept Change in Contract No. Y-15171, to terminate water service and fire hydrant service to the 13th N.D. District Publications and Printing Office, Charlotte and Preble Streets, effective 29 June 1960. Clerk stated the School District had taken over this building and were taking over the water and hydrant services. Motion by Mr. Schoneman and Mr. Domstad to approve the change and authorize the Mayor and City Clerk to sign for the City, carried. Clerk presented five resolution and contracts covering power service for the Water Department for ten years each as follows: Resolution No. 1103, Anderson Creek Annex Pumping Station, Well ~7; beginning July 12, 1960; Resolution No. 1104, Pumping Station #12, View Ridge Reservoir, beginning July 25, 1960; Resolution No. 1105, Lift Station Number 7, ~+1~ South Cambrian, and three trans- formers to be under rental agreement also; beginning August 11, 1960; Resolution No. 1106, Lift Station Number 8, Charleston Beach and Charlotte Avenue if extended to highway, and three transformers, JULY 6, 1960 (eon't) also; beginning July 28, 1960; Resolution No. 1107, beginning July 28, 1960, Lift Station Nmmber 9, ~harleston Beach and south end of Bremerton Boulevard extended, and three transformers~ Mr. Humble stated he had examined these contracts and they were in order. Notion by Mr. Schoneman and Nr. Domstad to approve 6he contracts and pass Resolutions No. llO3, llO&, 1105, 1106 and llOT, carried. Clerk stated committee composed of City Clerk a~ Captain Phillips recommended award of bid he made on two surplus police cars to high bidder, R. L. Summers. Motion by Nr. Domstad and Mr. Clark to award to high bidder, carried. Clerk stated it was the recommendation of the City Clerk to reject the bids on the Station Wagon. Notion by Mr. Schoneman and Mr. Clark to reject bids on the Station Wagon, carried. Clerk stated it was the recommendation of committee composed of City Clerk and~r. Humble to award as follows: Lead, Non-Ferrous Metals; Alternate l, C.I. Pipe, U.S. Pipe & Foundry Company; Gate Valves, Pacific Water Works Supply Company.' The recommendation on the gate valves was made to this company in the interests of standardization of brands of meters used by the Water Department. . Notion by Mr. Schoneman and ~r. Clark to award as recommended, carried. Clerk stated it was the recommendation of Mr. Humble to reject bids for the heating coils and ask for authorization for another bid call with new specifications. Motion by Mr. Schoneman and ~r. Clark to reject bids as recommended and authorize new bid call on c~nged specifications, carried. Clerk presented Report of Separation for Glen A. Manlin, Plumbing Inspector, effective June 30, 1960, in the Building Department. Notion by Mr. Schoneman and Mr. Domstad to approve the Separation, carried. Clerk presented NotiCe of Employment for Harry S. White, Plumbing Inspector, (Part time), $218.O0 per month, effective July %. 1960, Building Department. Motion by Mr. Schoneman and Nr. Clark to approve the Employment, carried. Mr. Clark presented resignation for Alexander A. McCall, custodian, to take effect August lb, 1960. Mr. Clark stated the custodial services were being rendered temporarily by a janitor contractor and it was being seriously considered to call for bids for furnishing these services in the future. Notion by Mr. Clark and Mr. Domstad to accept the resignation with regrets, carried. Clerk read a letter dated June 28, 1960 to Mayor Domstad from C. H. Chamberlin, President, National Association of Naval Technical Supervisors, Puget Sound Chapter, offering the services of their organization to the City of Bremerton. Mayor Domstad stated he would acknowledge this letter. Mayor Domstad offered a check to the City on behalf of the Lions Club in the amount of $1,100.OO to he used to pay for three backstops at Lebo Field. Commissioner Clark stated the furniture is now being set up in the new City Hall and it looked like the offices would be able to move in this weekend. City Attorney Holland stated he had prepay'ed an ordinance on sub-standard housing which would empower the City to require an owner to correct dangerous conditions or the City do the work and put a lien against the property. There are other provisions in this proposed ordinance and the City Attorney stated copies were being made available to all concerned for study and comment. Mr. Holland also stated that the City of Tacoma is operating under a similar ordinance very successfully and the provisions comply with state law. Mayor Domstad stated he had received a letter from submarine'USS GUDGEON thanking the City for its hospitality during recent visit to the Navy Yard; also, the Mayor stated he had received letters from the USS CORAL SF~; and letters from Warren Nagnuson, "Scoop"Jackson, and Representative Tollefson concerning S.B. 9lO. Notion by Nr. Domstad and Mr. Schoneman to pay all bills that are approved by a majority of the Commissioners, carried. Meeting adjourned. 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