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HomeMy WebLinkAbout04/14/34 april 14th 1934. Regular m~eting of the City Commission of the City of Bremerton,Washlngton. held on saturday ~pril 14,1954 at ten o'clock A.M., Mayor McGillivray,presiding, Co~issioner Halverson, Commissioner Casad and City attorney Gorman being present ut roll call. Clerk read minutes of the regular meeting held on April 7,1934 and on motion of Mr Casad and Mr Halverson same was approved as read,all members voting, Yes. Clerk read Ordinance ~1021 regulating the parking and standing of vehicles within the City of Bremerton,pr~viding penalties and repealin~ ordinance #817. ~otion by ~r ~cGiltivray and Mr Halverson to pass ordinance as read,carried as follows: ~r ~cGillivray, Yes. ~r Halverson, Yes. Mr Casad, Yes. Clerk read petitign signed by over ?5% of the interested property owners requesting the commission to order the improvement of Olympic ~venue between Burwell Street and the Navy Yard fence, by paving with a one course concrete pavement and doing such other and further work as may be necessary in connection therewith and payable by the mode of payment by bonds. ~otion by ~r Halverson and ~r ~cGillivray to refer to City Attorney to prepare necessary resolution of intention, carried as follows: Mr McGlllivray, Yes. ~r. !lalverson, Yes. ~r Casad, Yes.~ Clerk read resolution authorizing and directing the ~ayor and City Clerk to sell all of Lot #9 of Block #ll of the original town of Charleston,Kitsap County, ~ashington to Gerald McNamara for the sum of ~60.00 and to issue a quit claim deed in the name of the City to said Gerald Mc~amara. ~otion by Casad and Mr McGillivray to pass resolution as read carried as follows~ Mr ~cGillivray, Yes. ~r Halverson, Yes. Mr Casad, Yes. Clerk read resolution authorizing the ~ayor and Clerk to sell to ~rs Sarah V. Brussett all of lots #21 and B~ in Block #6 First addition to Charleston, Washington, for the total purchase price of ~E6~.00 on terms o~ $15~. down and $150. payable in monthly installmm-ts of ~10.00 each with interest at 7% per annum. Motion by Mr Halverson and Mr McGillivray to pass resolution as read,carried as follows: Mr McGillivray, Yes. Mr. Halverson, Yes. Mr Casad, Yes. Clerk read petition from several residents requestin that a sign be erected at each end of the alley between 13th and 15th Streets between Broadway and Warren Avenue warning all drivers of automobiles to "Go Slowly" because of children at play. ~otion by Mr Halverson and Mr McGillivray ~o refer to chief of police with instruct- ions to have sign placed as requested, carried as follows: Mr McGillivray, Yes. Mr. ttalverson, Yes. Mr Oasad, Yes. Project Engineer and Clerk read report of/City Engineer showing the work done and the amount of expend- itures in the improvement of Burwell Street under L.I.D. #128.Report ordered filed. Clerk read petition from property owners on Montgomery Avenue requesting improvemen~ on that thoroughfare; Mr Casad reported that he had checked the petition and found 55% 9f the property represented excep in one block with few improvements in which about 17% was represented. ! zpril 14th 1934 (Page 2) ~ Clerk read resolution declaring the intention of the City Commission to order the~mpro improve~aent of Montgomery Avenue from the north margin of Farragut Stroet to the City Limits (north) by clearing,grading, grubbing, adjusting sewers and sewer connections, the adjusting and connection of water mains with connections thereto, and by paving with a one course concrete pavement approximately six inches thick and thirty feet wide, and construction of concrete walks where necessary, and doing such other work as may be necessary to make such improvement a complete Job, and setting May 19,1934 as date of hearing protests,if any. Motion By MrCasad ayd Mr Halverson to pass resolution as read, carried as follows ~r McGillivray, Yes. Mr. Halverson, Yes. Mr Cased, Yes. Clerk read resolution expressing the goodwill of the co~maission and expressing its recognition of the abllity,~efficiency and co-operation of Mr, E. E. Ritch Kitsap Co. ~,'~i~'~istrator of the United States Civil Works ~d~:~inistr~tion and directing that a copy of ti~e resolution be se~t to the Reginal Director of the C.~i.~. ~otion by Mr Cased and ~r McGillivr~y to pass resolution as read, carried as follows ~.~' ~.~c~il]ivray, Yes. Mr Halverson, Ye-. Mr Cased, Yes. Mayor reported that he had appointed Charles L. Porter, Henry J.Thompson and Marcus Canfield as Special Police Officers, to serve without pay or other compensation, the City ~ttorney reported that he had examined the bonds of these men guaranteeing faith- ful performance of all the duties of their offices and had found the same correct as to form. Motion by Mr Cased and ~r Halverson toapprove bonds and confirm appointments, carried as follows: Mr McGillivray, Yes. Mr Halverson, Yes. Mr Cased, Yes. Clerk reportee that the ~asociation Of Cities would hold a convention in Seattle on May 3 and 4, 1934 and on motion of Mr Halverson and Mr Cased the City Engineer and City ~ttorney were directed to represent the City at said convention. Motion by Mr Cased and Mr Halverson to allow all bills approve~l by a majority of the co~mission, carried as follows: Mr McGillivray, Yes. Mr Halverson, Yes. Mr. Cased, Yes. Motion by Mr McGillivray and Mr Halverson to allow all bills approved by a majority 'of the co~muission, carried as follows: Mr McGillivray, Yes. Mr.Halverson, Yes. Mr Cased, Yes. /CITY CtERK ~PPROVED: