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HomeMy WebLinkAbout11/05/41 November 5, 1941 Regular meeting of City Commission of the City of Bremerton called to order by Mayor Bruenn at ten o'clock a.m. November 5, 1941. Commissioner Wilkes and Commissioner ~asad being absent on account of sickness. The Mayor announced no quorum and declared a recess until Friday morning November 7, 1941 at ten. Mayor November 7, 1941 Pursuant to recess the regular meeting of the City Commission of the City of Bremerton, Washington was convert, ed at ten o'clock a.m. Mayor Bruenn pre- siding, Commissioner Wilkes and th~City Attorney being present, Commissioner Cased being absent because of sickness. Clerk read minutes of the regular meeting held October 29, 1941 and on mo- tion of Mr. Bruenn and Mr. Wilkes same were approved both members voting Yes. Clerk reported this as date of hearing on proposed improvement of Wycoff Avenue and other thorofares, and.after some discussion on motion by Mr. Bruenn and Mr. Wilkes, the hearing was continued until De'cambers-iT, 1491, both members voting Yes. Clerk presented proposed Ordinance #1421 and on m~tlon of Mr. Bruenn and M~. Wilkes action was deferred until regular meeting November 1~, Clerk read Ordinance #1425, providing for zoning the City in~o Fire Dis- tricts and repealing conflicting ordinances. Motion by Mr, Bruenn end Mr. Wilkes to adopt ordinance carried as follows: Mr. Bruenn Yes, Mr. Wilkes Yes, Mr. Cased absent. Clerk read letter from Ohairman of Kitsap CoUnty Chapter of Red Cross call- ing attention of the Com~ission to the necessity for a suitable Chapter House and offering suggestion. Motion by Mr. Bruenn and Mr. Wilkes to refer letter to Committee of the whole carried both members voting Yes, November 7, 1941 (cont) City Attorney made oral report on the several matters before the courts in which the City wee interested. Mr. Bruenn read a letter from the Civil Service Commission, showing that the ?robati6nal Employment of Irving Sullivan and Albert ~hrtstianson ended on October 21, 1941. The Mayor appointed Irving Sullivan and Albert'Christianson'to permanent status es police officers with rank es Sergeants. Motion by Mr. Wilkes and Mr. Bruenn to confirm appointments carried both members voting Yes. Mr. Army SeiJas, an attorney, spO~e in favor of issuing a license for Pin Ball games and filed a peZition requesting the licensing and regulation of such games in the City of Bremerton, the petition was turned over to the Clerk. Motion by Mr. Bruenn and ~r. Wilkes that all bills presented at this mee- ting and approved by a majority of the Commission be ~llowed carried as follows: Mr. Bruenn Yes, Mr. Wilkes Yes, Mr. Casad absent. Motion by Mr. Bruenn and Mr. Wilkes to adjourn carried both members voting Yes. Ma~or' ' '