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HomeMy WebLinkAbout06/29/55 June 29, 1988 C The regttl~r meeting of the ity Council of the City of Bremerton, Washing- ton was held in the.~Maye~ts Office, City Hall e t 10:00 A.M., June 29, 1956. Mayor Domstad preSt~in~ With Commissioner Cullin, Commissioner Wheaton, City Clerk McGowan and city Attorney Nolland being present. Representatives of the radio andpress were also present. Motion by Mr.~heaton and Miss Cullin the minutes of the regular meeting of June 22, 1966 be approved as written, carried. The City Clerk announced it was the time and date set for opening bide on Fuel oil, diesel fuel oil, stove oil and diesel oil for automotive equipment. Motion by Mr. Wheaton and Mr. Domstad that the bids be opened, carried. The City Clerk opened the bids and read as follows: Pat's Oil Burner Service: Diesel furnace oil, .152 per gallon and stove oil, .145 per gallon wi~h no guaranteed maximum. Bid accompanied by a Money Order in the amount of ~50.00. Tide Water Associated Oil Company: stove oil at the price, exclusive of taxes, posted by Seller at time, for place, quantity and method of delivery, less a discount of $0.26 per gallon on stove oil and automatic burner oil and a discount of .018 per gallon on motor diesel fuel. ~uyers prices, as of date hereof, for quantity delivered s~all, be maximum prives subject only to increase in taxes as hereinafter rpovided, accompanied by a certified check in the amount of ~50.00. Union Oil Company: domestic diesel and burner oil, not to exceed, except due to increase in taxes, .154 per gallon for single deliveries of 400 gallons or more; for single deliveries of 40-199. gallons ad .O1 per gallon and for a single delivery of 2~0-599 gallons ad .O05. per gallon. The minimum that will be furnished is 24,000 gallons and maximum 42,000 gallons. Bid accompanied by a certified check in the amount of $50.00. Standard Oil Company: diesel fuel, .121 per gallon; furnace oil, .129 per galland and stove oil, .144 per gallon. ~'hese are maximum prices, .exclud- ing all taxes, tank truck deliveries - 400 gallons and over. Bid accompanied by a certified check in the amount of ~50.00. J.E. Adams: diesel furnace oil, .12 per gallon, diesel motor fuel, .12 per gallon and stove oil, .l~ per gallon. These.are maximum prices. Bid aC- companied by a certified check in the amount of ~80.00. Lofthus Oil Company: fuel oil, $5.55 per bbl. (A2 gallons), diesel fuel oil, .158 per gallon and stove oil, .1§5 per gallon. The City to receive any benefit of price drop in the Bremerton area on fuel oil. Bid accompanied by a certified check in the amount of ~50.00. Bremerton Oil Company: fuel oil, P.S. ~00 or #8~or Domestic fuel oil, $5.55 per bbl (A2 gallons). This isaa guaranteed maximum price to June 50, 19§8, but in the event of a market reduction the City would receive the bene- fit of the same, Motion by Mr. Wheaton and Mr. Domstad that the bids be referred to the Oity Clerk and Purchasing Agent with a committee of his choosing for tabula- tion and recommendation to the Council, carried. June 29, 1955 (Con't) The City Clerk read reports of separations for: Ruth Evelyn Bercot, City Clerk's Office; Ronald Jerome Morris, extra labor, Park and Recreation and Julia Sipes, Police Department. Motion by Miss Cullin and Mr. Wheaton the separations be approved, carried. The City Clerk read the following notices of employment: Ron Edward Lom- bard, Felix Anthony Bontempo, Bruce Eric Barner, extra labor Water Department at $1.?? per hour; Alvin'Jack Harris, Jr., $529.00 per month, Fire Department; Joe Arnold Shoemaker and Donald Jay McGilvray, $329.00 per month, Police Depart- ment and Roy Floyd Critzer, extra labor, Park and Recreation Department at per hour. Motion by Commissioner ~heaton and Mayor Domstad the employments be approv- ed, carrie~. The City Clerk read an application from Albert H. DeLeon for a Master Pin- ball Operator's License for the period beginning July l, 19§5 and ending June 30, 1956, renewal, check for $2000.00 enclosed. Motion by Mr. Domstad and Ur. Wheaton to approve the application for re- newal, carried. The City Clerk read applications for renewal of location licenses for pin- ball machines, approved by Police Chief Lew~s for the following: Navy Yard Cafe, 838 Burwell, signed by L.A. Bellosillo; Skippers Tavern, il6 First Street, signed by A.H. DeLeon; Flo's~Lunch, 200 First Street, signed by Denzel E. Waters; Ice Creamery, 540 Sixth Street, signed by R.F. Stevens; Korner Lunch, 2717 Sixth Street, signed by Dora L. Casad; Sullivan,s Tavern, 512 Naval Avenue, signed, by Jesse E. Hill; Drift Inn Tavern, 204 First Street, signed by Wayne D. Clark, Dock Concessions, Ferry Terminal, signed by Lee Stone; Last Chance Tavern, 630 Bu~well, signed by Albert Love; Beach Tavern, 209 First Street, signed by F.G. Ham, Jr., Mac's Cafe, 637 N. Callow, signed by M.O. McPher- son; Carlo Club, 632 Fifth Street, signed by T.~. Phalen; Bremerton Locker Club, 106 Pacific Avenue, signed by R. Kahn and Elks Club, Fifth at Pacific, signed by H.N. Ross. Applications for Automatic Amusement' Devices were read from: the Elks Club, the Eagles, Navy Xard Cafe, Eastside Tavern, Skippers Tavern and Sullivan's Tavern. Application for Music Machine license for Skippers Tavern. Mo~ on by Mr. Domstad and Mr. Wheaton to approve the above applications, carried. The City ~lerk read a letter from Heberling Brothers, in which they reques- ted permission to place pinb'all machines located at Pritch's Hamburger Heaven and Hal's Corner Tavern under the Master License of the Anchor Sales Company, owned by Al. DeZeon. It was pointed out by the Oity Clerk that it would be unwise to permit this and suggested that Mr. Heberling be advised that he could relinquish ownership of the machines to Mr. DeLeon. The Council agreed and directed the City Clerk to so advise Mr. Heberling. The City Clerk read a letter from the Association of Washington Cities not- ifying the Council of two meetings to be held before the Washington Public Ser- vice Commission in Olympia June 28 and 30th concerning the ~egulation of natural gas. The City Clerk read a letter from City Engineer Severance informing the City Council of a change order on Contract No. 421, painting of the Capital Hill Fire Station, covering the cleaning and painting of the carport, which will in- crease the original estimated cost $2~.00, making the total due to date $1,088.36. Motion by Mr. Domstad and Mr. Wheaton that this change order be approved, carried. The City Clerk read letter from Mr. Severance concerning Contract No. stating that the work had been completed and is subject to final inspection. Cer- tain clearance papers for the completed payments, taxes and final cleanup are to be cleared before the retained percentage is due. The final total estimate pre- sented was $1,058.36. Motion by Mayor Domstad and 0ommissioner Cullin to approve the estimate, car- ried. The City Clerk read a letter from City Engineer Severance enclosing a deed dedicating a portion of the Sheridan Park~-Road for right of way and recommend- ing acceptance by the Council and recording with the County. Motion by Mr. Wheaton and Mr. Domstad that the deed be accepted and re- corded, carried. The City Clerk read a letter from the Building Service Employees Union, Loc- al No. ll4, requesting some sort of check and supervision of Boiler Engineers since the position of boiler inspector had been abandoned by the City on recom- mendation of the Building Inspector because of the fact that the State Department of Laobr and Andustries was inspecting all boilers. June 29, 1955 (Con't) Motion by Mr. Wheaton and Mr. Bomstad that t he matter be referred to the Building Department and they in turn meet with the Committee of the Whole in order to come to a decision, carried. The City Clerk read Ordinance No. 2117, second reading, relating to ped- dling, amending Ordinance No. 1662 as amended by Ordinance No. 2044 by adding thereto a new section and repealing Ordinance No. 211§. Motion by Mayor Domstad and Commissioner Cullin to pass Ordinance No. 2117 on final reading, carried. The City Clerk announced that a hearing date of July l~th had been set for the hearing on petition for the rezoning of property on Park Avenue from Seventh to Ninth Street, presented by William O. and Helen Andeeson. Miss Boyd, County Librarian, presented the Council the agreement for the integration of the Bremerton City Library and the Kitsap County Library. Miss Boyd stated that the only changes in this agreement from the first one was that it would be in effect for three years instead of'five. Motion by Mayor Domstad and Commissioner Wheaton to sign the agreement, carried, Mayor Domstad introduced Mr. Don Reynolds, Chairman of the Planning Com- mission of the City of Bremerton. Mr. Reynolds read a letter that he had received from the Naval Technical Supervisors in which they advised that the condition of the First Street Dock is unsafe for vehicles and is~endangering the lives of persons who use it. It is the opinion of the Supervisors that the entire pier and superstructure is beyond repair and should be removed and a reprapped fill be placed at this loc- ation being of sufficient size to permit the turning of the largest trucks and busses. ~It was also suggested that a flower garden be built in the center of the new filled area and finger piers or floats that would extend eastward from the fill would replace the existing float for the convenience of small commer- cial craft and slso for visiting craft. Mr. Reynolds submitted photographs of the pier showing the rotten pilings and broken planks. The Planning Commission hopes in the near future to pre- sent to the City Council an architect's sketch of the proposed dock. Mr. E. Jennings Beard entered the meeting and submitted a letter requesting permission to have a fire works display off of his property at 1151 Shore Drive on the Fourth of July, with the agreement that in the event of any accidents the City of Bremerton would not be held responsible. Chief of Police Lewis had approved the request. Motion by Mayor Domstad and Commissioner Cullin to approve the request, carried. Miss Cullin stated that July 27th has been set for opening of bids on the First Street Dock. Mr. Wheaton stated that the State Engineers had come to Bremerton do dis- cuss the channelizing of National Avenue and Highway 21-B and had taken plans with them for study. City Attorney Holland announced that the law suit for taxes in annexed areas was won by the City and the money will be forthcoming. It was announced that Civil Defense Maps showing the evacuation routes in case of a bombing would be posted in the City Hall. Motion by Mr. Domstad and Miss Cullin that the bills be paid if approved by the majority of the Commission, carried. Motion by Mr. Domstad and ~r. Wheaton to adjourn, carried. APPRO'~ED: City ClerR Mayor