HomeMy WebLinkAbout09/15/54 September 15, 1~54
Regular of Bremerton, ~ashing-
ton w~s held in the Mayo otclOok A.M.L Weclues-
day, September 15, 1954. ~ommiSsioner Vullin,
Commissioner Wheaton, City .lerk Mc~owan beinz pre-
sent. A member of the press and Mr. James E. Skirving also attended the
meeting.
Motion by Mr. Wheaton and Mr. lowell the minutes of the September ~,1954
meeting be approved as written, carried.
The City Clerk announced it was the date and time for the ~earing on
vacating Edith Street and 7th Street between National Avenue and Pershing
Avenue. No wirtten protests were received.
Motion by Mr. Wheaton and Mr. Yowell the vacations be approved, car-
ried.
The City Clerk read the proposed ordinance, first reading vacating Edith
Street and 7th Street between Natioflal Avenue and Pershing Avenue.
Motion by Mr. ~heaton and Mr. Yowell to approve the proposed ordinance
on first reading, carried.
The City Clerk read the following wmployments: Stanley H. Sarver, Lon
C. Lawrence, James W. Quinlan, Carroll W. Rackliffe, Water Supply at $1.77
per hour; Samuel E. Harpham, City Hall §xtra help at $1.77 per hour.
Motion by Miss Culltn and Mr. Yowell the temporary non Civil Service
appointments b~ approved, carried.
The City Clerk reported that the Park Superintendent pointed out to him
that the concession agreement at Roosevelt Field will expire on October 51st
and he would like to renew this agreement with the present lessee without call-
ing for bids as he is very pleased with their operation.
Motion by Mr. Yowell and Mr. Wheaton to authorize the City Attorney to
draw up the necessary renewal of the present lease with the present l~ssees,
Gran and Dambly, carried.
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The City Clerk has a copy of a letter written by the City Attorney to the
State of Washington D~pt. of Game requesting conslderatton be given to t~e re-
establishment o~ the game reserve, at least on the area comprising the w&ter
shed. This letter will be on file in the City Clerk,s Office.
The City Clerk brought up the matter of calling for bids on heating the
garage and paint shop and Mr. ~eaton stated that to date no meeting has been
held to determine if it would be feasible.
The City Clerk brought up for discussion the matter of the proposed desig-
nated truck routes and the Mayor stated that the only dangerous spot would be
on the Manette Bridge and that further study will be given the matter.
The City Clerk brou~t up for discussion the matter of the petition vac-
ating ? feet west of ~ Street and the City Attorney suggested holding the
matter ~ntil the Co~t ~cts upon the case.
The City Clerk reed proposed ordinance, first reading, re~ulatln~ private
detectives, private investigators, armed ~uard, merchant patrolmen and armored
Ca~ ssrv~ce.
Motion by Mr. Yowell and ~iss Cullin the approval of the proposed ordin-
ance on first reading, carried.
Motion by ~r. Yowell and Miss Cullin the bills be a~lo~ed if approved by
a majority of the Commissioners, carried.
Disc~ssion followed on proposed codification of the City Ordinances.
T~e City Attorney reported that by the end of October he felt the work of
classifying the ordinances will be finished a~d possibly the codification
costs would be red,ced because of the fact that the ordinances will be class-
ified already.
The City Clerk read a memo from Mr. Caaad recommending notices be pub-
lished locally and in Seattle and Tacoma to the effect that a~l watershed
property of the City, contributing to ~nderson Creek, Gorst Creek an~ Union
River be closed to all h~nting.
Motion by ~r. W~eaton and Mr. Yowell to concur in the recommendation and
have notices published stating the closure, carried.
Motion by Mr. Yowell and Mr. ~eaton to adjourn, carried~
APPROVED: Ci~ty Clerk