HomeMy WebLinkAbout11/18/53 November 18, 1983
Regular meeting of the City Council of the City of Bremerton, Washing-
ton, Was held in the Council Chambers, City Hall at lO:O0 o,clock A.M., Wed-
nesday, November 18, 1983. Commissioner Cullin presiding with Commissioner
~heaton, City Clerk McGowan and City Attorney 9~allace being present. Mayor
Yowell Oeing absent attending the dedication ceremonies at Jim Creek near
Arlington, of the worlds most powerful radio transmitter. A representative
of the press, several interested bidders and Mr. Cunningham, Consulting Eng-
ineer from Portland, were also present.
Motion by Mr. Wheaton and Miss ~ullin the minutes of the regular meeting
of November 12, 1983 be approved as written, carried.
The City Clerk announced this was the date and time set for opening bids
on the Forest Ridge Reservoir.
Motion by Mr. Wheaton and Miss Cullin the bids be opened, carried.
City Clerk opened and read bids as follows:
Ted Hyde Construction Co., Bremerton, $98,810.81, bid bond and 180 days.
E.E. Freigang, Tacoma, $103,425.78, bid bond and 210 days.
Hall-Atwater, Inc., Seattle, $108,554.00, check for $12,800 and 180 days.
A.G. Homann, Lacey, Washington, $113,790.05, bid bond and 250 days.
Concrete Construction Co., Tacoma, $114,939.78, check for $9,000 and 210
days.
L. & R. Construction Co., Seattle, $11§,268.20, bid bond and 190 days.
Noble W. White, Seattle, $116,368.92, bid bond and 255 days.
Ketner Bros., In~., Tacoma, $118,757.50, bid bond and l§O days.
C.L. Miller, Seattle, $118,8~8.50, bid bond and 280 days.
Atherton and Co., Seattle, $119,330.35, check for $?,000 and 174 days.
Louis Elterich Co., Port Angeles, Wash.,S121,198.?5, bid bond and
days.
Sowa Construction ~o., Bremerton, $124,806.56, bid bond and no days given.
~Hoagland-Findlay Engineering Company, Seattle, $129,538.00, bid bond and
210 days.
Scheumann & Johnson, Seattle, $132,3~6.00, bid bond and 240 days.
Joe Lundberg Construction Co., Seattle, $137,687.90, check for $$,500 and
190 days.
G.T. Gentle & Charles R. Schmied~skamp, Portland, $149,296.18, bid bond
and 210 days.
David Nygren, Seattle, $149,870.00, check for $7,800 and 220 days.
Butler Construction & Engineering Company, $1~9,770.50, check for $8800
and 240 days.
Valley Construction Co~, Seattle, $184,263.78, bid bond and 240 days.
Schmid & Lewis, Seattle, $189,411.50, bid bond and 200 days.
Wayne Construction Company, Seattle, $170,838.00, bid bond and no days.
Arnold Hendrickson & Sam Linden, Seattle, $181,431.80, bid bond and 230
dsys.
Motion by Mr. Wheaton and Miss Cullin the bids be referred to the City
Clerk and Purchasing Agent, City Engineer, Water Supt., for tabulation and
if possible award to be made at a recessed Council meeting Friday morning at
lO:O0 o'clock, carried.
355
November 18, 1955 (Con't)
The City ¢ler~ read the following reports of separation: Helen Kelly,
~Park and Recreation Department and George. L. Nutter, ~ity Treasurer.
Motion by Miss Cullin and Mr. Wheaton the separations be approved as
read, carried.
The City Clerk read a notice of employment for Myrtle Pierce, Park and
Recreation Dept., $1.50 per hour.
Motion by Miss Cullin and Mr. Wheaton the employment be approved, carried.
The City Clerk read.two applications for location licenses to install
pinball machines at Mac's Cafe,~signed by M.O. McPherson and the Bremerton
Bowling Alley, signed,by John E. Walton. Both applications approved by the
Chis~ of Police.
Motion by Miss Cullin and Mr. Wheaton the applications be approved and
the licenses granted, carrisd.
The City Clerk read an application to transfer a music machine license at
the Playhouse, 333 S. Wycoff, signed by Thcs A. Vernon.
Motion by Miss Cullin and Mr. Wheaton the license be granted, carried.
The City Clerk read payroll voucher in the amount of $40,366.06, covering
payroll period ending November 15, 1953.
Motion by Miss Cullin and Mr. Wheaton the voucher be signed and approved,
carried.
The City Clerk read a letter from the City Engineer recommending that
either the Commissioner of Public Works or the ~ngineer's Office be instructed
to notify the power company tha~ they bill the city for street lights from Dec-
ember l, 19§~ on a tract of land between Robin Avenue and Secondary State High-
way 21-B which was included in the city limits on October 26, 19§3.
Motion bY Mr. Wheatona~d Miss Cullin to concur in the Engineer,s recom-
mendation, carried.
The City Clerk read Ordinance No. 2052, second reading, An Ordinance re-
lating to employment and vacation and amending Section 17, of Ordinance No.
1815.
Motion by Miss Cullin and Mr. Wheaton Ordinance No. 2052, second reading,
be passed, carried.
The City Clerk r sad a claim for damages signed by Ethel Acker, 502 S. Cal-
low Avenue in the amount of $1,559.65, ~overing doctor bills, etc., resulting
from a fall on Pacific Avenue.between Fourth and Burwell Sts. The claim has
been reported to the Insurance Company.
The City Clerk read a claim for damages, signed by George E. Fisher, Rt.
5, Box 170, Poulsbo, Washington in the amount of $?.54, cowering a pluhbt~g bill
when the main sewer between Porter St. and Breb~&eSt. on Yantic Avenue plugged
up and flooded the basement of his residence at 516 S. Yantic.
The City Clerk reported the claim to the insurance company and advised up-
on investigation the block was in the main line and the Btreet Department was
called upon to clear the line.
The City Clerk read Resolution No. 8~8, establishing a hearing on L.I.D.
No. 257 be set for the 9th day of December, 1955.
Motion by Mr. W~neaton and Miss Cullin Resolution No. 8~8 be passed, all
members voting Yes.
The City Clerk read a license agreement between the Kitsap County Fair As-
sociation and the City of Bremerton for the right and privilege to occupy Civic
Recreation Center, Roosevelt Field and all lands adjacent to the Civic Recrea-
tion Center and Roosevelt Field now owned or occupied by the City of Bremerton
in ~eptember, 1954 for the Kitsap County Fair.
Motion by Mr. Wheaton and Miss Cullin to approve the license agreement,
carried.
The City Clerk read Resolution No. sag, selecting Peoples National Bank of
Washington as depository and that withdrawals be made in the name of the City
when signed by Ruth C. Cullin, Commissioner of Finance and Edna Odden, Treasur-
er of said City.
Motion by Mr. Wheat0n and Miss Cullin Resolution No. 8~ be approved, car-
tied.
The City Clerk read Resolution No. 850, selecting the National Bank of
Washington as a depository and t~at withdrawals be made in the name of the City
when signed by Ruth C. Cullin, Commissioner of Finance and Edna Odden, Treasurer
of said City.
Motion by Mr. Wheaton and Miss Cullin Resolution No. 850 be approved, car-
ried.
November 18, 1955 (Con't)
The City Clerk read}~Res~lution No. 851 selecting the ~ational Bank of Com-
mmrce of Seattle as a depository that withdrawals be made in the mame of the
City when signed by Ruth C. Cullin, Commissioner of Finance and Edna Odden,
City Treasurer of said City.
Motion by Mr. Wheaton and Miss Cullin Resolution No. 851 be approved, car-
ried.
Resolution No~ 852 will be prepared by the City Attorney, selecting the
Seattle First National Bank of Washington as a depositpry and that withdrawals
be made in the name of the City w hen signed by Ruth ~. Cullin, Commissioner of
Finance and Edna Odden, Treasure~ ef said City.
Motion by Mr. Wheaton and Miss Cullin Resolution No. 852 be passed, car-
ried.
A delegation from the Manette side protesting the proposed closure of the
Manette Community Building were advised to select a committee and contact the
Mayor, who is in change of Park and Recreation before next Council meeting and
then if any action is to be taken it could be taken up at the regular Council
meeting.
Commissioner Cullin wished at this time to appoint Wendell Vas to the Re-
tirement Board.
Motion by MissCullin and Mr. Wheaton the appointment of Mr. Vas be approv-
ed, carried.
Motion by Miss Cullln and Mr. Wheaton to adjourn until 10:00 o'clock Fri-
day morning in order to make the award of the Reservoir bid, carried.
APPRO~ City Clerk
November 20, 1955
The recessed,meetin~ o£ the City Counci~ of the City of Bremerton, Washing-
ton was held in the Mayor,s Office~at 10:00 otclock A,M., Friday, November 20,
19§3. Commissioner Culiin pPesiding,with Commissioner Wheaton and City Clerk
McGowan being present. A member or-'She-press was also present.
The Committee appointed to t abUlat the bids on the reservoir Job wished
to recommend to the Council the bid be awarded to Ted Hyde Construction Company
the lowest bidder.
Motion by Mr. Wheaton and Miss Cullin to concur in the recommendation and
award to Ted Hyde Construction Company, carried.
Motion by Miss Cullin and Mr, Wheaton to adjourn, carried.
AP~ City CZerk
Mayor '