HomeMy WebLinkAbout01/13/40 January 13, 1940.
Recu]ar meeting of the city compri;sion of the City of Bremerton,~ashingto~held on
Saturday Jan.13,1940, Mayor Jones, presiding, Cormmissioner Bruenn, Co~mi~sio~er Casad
a~d the city attorney being present at roll
Clerk read minutes of regular meeting held on Jan,6,1940 and on motion of Mr Casad
and Mr Jones same were approved as read,all members voting Yes.
Clerk reported having received proposals from ten oil companies for sufplying the
necessary supply of gasoline and oils for use of the city during the ensuing year
beginning on February 1st 1940. 0~t ~otion of Bruenn and Mr Jones bids were ofe~ed
and read aloud from the following:
Signal 0il Company, Standard 0il Company, Richfield 0il.Company, Shell Oil Corspany,
Gilmore 0il Company, Texas Co., ~ssociated 9~] Comf,any, Wi]lia~ms Petroleum Company,
Oa,~crol i'etro]eul:~ Cam)any, and Union 0il Company.
Motion by Mr Jones and Mr Casad to refer all bids to Purchasing Agent (!ir ?rueful,
for computation and report, carried as fo~]ows: Idr Jones, Yes. Mr Brue~m, Yes.
Clerk reported this as the date fixe~: for hearing on the a~se,~me~t ro~l of L.I.D.
j/]gn and stated that two protests had boca filed; Clerk then read protests as fo~lows
~. From ~rs Cross claiming her property was not in district as estab!ls~ed by Ord!nan
2. From C. A. Peterson somplalnlng that t~e cnrb was too high i~ front of his f~arage
and requesting that it he adjusted. Mr Cas~d stated that he would look into the
matter and see what could be done; on motioa of Mr Jones the matter was referred to ~r
Casad. The Mayor enquired if any one prescott had any objection to offer and Mr T. A.
Taylor 3127 Marguerite Avenue owner of Lot 28 Moudys sub division stated his asscs:~r:~ert~
wus too high, and this was referred'to Mr Ca,ad to check.
~ah~on by Hr Jones and Mr Casad to continue the bearing ~or stye week, carried
lows: ~[r Jones, Yes. Mr Bruenn, Yes. Mr Ca,md, Yes.
Clerk read resolution authorizing the sale of Lots 1,2,3, Block 25, Reese's First a
addition to Port Orchard United States Navy Yard, except that portion thereof oomprisi~
part of Eighth ~treet,Bremerton, Kitsap County, Washington. Purchaser the Church of
Jes~s Christ-off Later'Day Saints,Incorporated. Price ~1170.00 on terms o£ ~160.00
cash and balance 'on. monthly payments of ~25.00 eabh with i~terest at 7~ per at~n~.
Motion by Mr Jones and Mr Bruenn to pa,ss and adopt resolution as read, carried as
follows: Mr. Jones, Yes. ~f~ Bruenn, Yes. Mr Casad, Yes.
Mr Thomas Filer complained that the Light Company had set a pole in front of his
[~roi~e-rty and asked the co~ission to ~ave same reset.
Mr Hector McKenzie about a sewer leak and poor condition of street near his property
on ~arguerite Avenue. Mr Casad promised to investicate in both cases.
Mr Casad made the ffollowing appointments in the Engineer's Department:
~,ir. J. L. Berry, construction Engineer; Mr Howard I. Gorst, First assistant;
IJr E. C. Searle, Second Assistant; Mr Evere~t Httmble, Recorder and ~torekeeper;
~r Henry Eck].and, Construction Foreman for Water Department; Otto Yarstad Plant Foremen
L. S. 0rrfelt, Maintenance Foreman for Water Department and J. L. Hatfield, Street
Foreman.
Motion by Mr Jones and Mr Bruenn to conflrm appointments, carried as follows:
'~r Jones, Yes. Mr Bruenn, Yes. Mr Casad, Yes.
Motion by Mr Jones and Mr Casad to authorize Mr Bruenn to proceed with the sale
the old house on Pleasant Avenue, formerly used by the fire d~partment, carried as
follows: Mr Jones, Yes. Mr Bruenn, Yes. Mr Casad, Yes.
Motion by Mr Jones and Mr Bruenn to allow all bills aoproved by a majority of the
~o~ai.~sion, carried as follows: Mr Jones, Yes. Mr Bruemn, Yes. Mr Casad, Yes.
Motion by Mr Jones and Mr Bruenn to adjourn until wednesday morning Jan. 17, 1940
~t ten o'clock, carried as follows: Mr Jones, Yes. Mr Bruenn, Yes. Mr Ca.sad, Yes.
/CITY OLERK