HomeMy WebLinkAbout05/19/34 l~My 19th 1934.
Regular meeting of the City Co~i~sion of the City of Bremerton, Washington,
held on saturday i~ay 19,1934 at ten o'clock a.M., ~myor McGilliVray, presiding,
Commissioner ±ialverson, Co~issioner Cased and Oity ~ttorney Gorman, being present
at roll c~ll.
Clerk read minutes of regular meeting of May 12,1934 and on motion of Mr Halverson
and Mr Cased same were approved as read,all members voting Yes.
Clerk read letter from City Engineer submitting preliminary assessment roll for
proposed improvement of Montgomery ~venue,et al., as provided by resolution passed
by the Co~'~ission ~pril 14,1934. ~ssessed valuation of proposed District $21,
~sse~sed value of Improvements $25,400.00 Total Estimated Cost oI job $39,?28.80.
Labor ~urnished by Emergency Relief zdministration ~11,367.50 ~mount to be assessed
against property owners ~ES,3Ol.10.
Clerk reported this as date set for hearing and also reported that the County of
Kitsap had filed protest against the improvement; ~M Clark owner of four lots in
District made oral objection; many property owners were present and urged the commis
ion to order the improvement.
Motion by ~ Halverson and Mr McGillivrey to continue the hearing until June 2, 19
at ten o'clock ~.~., ~arried as follows: Mr McGillivray, Yes. Mr Halverson, Yes.
Mr Cased, Yes.
Mr Thomas Turner and thre~ other business representatives appeared before the Com-
mission and re~uested that the parking regulations me modified i~ front of their plao~
of business; the Mayor explained the reason for present regulations and promised to
look into the question during the coming week.
Clerk read letter from City Engineer submitting preliminary assessment roll for th~
proposed improvement of Olympic ~venue as provided by resolution passed by the Commis:
ion zpril 21, 1934 and showing the Estimated cost of proposed improvement to be $?,951
~,ssessed.Valuation of real property in proposed District ~5,100.00. zssessed value o:
Improvements ~9,080.00. ~mount to be furnished by Washington ~mergeney Relief ~dm
~2,950.50 ~mount to be paid by property owners ~5,100.00.
Olerk reported that no protests had been filed: Property owners present asked sev-
eral questions which were answered by ~ Cased.
Motion by Mr Halverson and Mr McGillivray to continue hearing until June 2,1934 at
ten o'clock ~.M., carried as follows: Mr McGilllvray, Yes. Mr halverson, Yes. Mr.
Cased, Yes.
Clerk read letter fro~ Mr Sechtleben requesting permission to make small change
ia size of ~indow at his office on the ~unicipal Wharf, and submitting sketch.
Motion by ~ Halverson and Mr Casad that Clerk be instructed to write Mr Saohllebe~
gr~nting permission for the change under supervision of Co~m~issionsr of Finance,
carried as follows: Mr McGillivray, Yes. Mr. Halverson, Yes. Mr Cased, Yes.
Motion by Mr Halverson and Mr McGillivray to allow all bills approved by a major&t
of the oo:.~lssion, carried as follows: Mr McGillivray Yes~ Mr Halverson, Yes. Mr
Cased, Yes.
May 19th 1934 (Page 2.)
City Engineer ~ubmitted for examination fihal estimate and assessment roll
for L.I - ~ o
.~.gl~8 and recoiz~ended that the job be accepted.
Motion by Mr Halverson and Mr McGillivray to accept the job and approve final
estimate, carried as follows; Mr McGillivray, Yes. Mr.Halverson, Yes. Mr.
Casad, Yes.
Clerk read resolution setting saturday June 23,1934 at ten o'clock a.M.,as time
of hearing aasessment roll of L.i.D. ~lE8 and directing the City Clerk to mail
notice to the owner or reputed owne~ of the different properties shown on such roll,
and by publishing such notice in the official paper at least five times prior to date
of hearing.
~dotion by Mr McGillivray and Mr Halverson to pass resolution as read,carried as
follows: Mr McGillivray, Yes. ~r Hal~erson, Yes. Mr Casad, Yes.
~otion by Mr McGillivray and Mr Halverson to adjourn, carried as follows:
A~r ~k~Ci]livray, Yes. Mr. Halverson, Yes. ~r Casad, Yes.
CI~TY ~LERK