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Home My WebLink About06/09/34 June 9th 1~34. Regular meeting of the City Commission of the Olty Of Bremerton,Washington, held on saturday June 9,1934 at ten o'clock a.M,,Mayor M~Glllivray,presiding, Comm~ssloner Halverson, Commissioner Casad and City Attorney ~orman being pre- sent at roll call. Clerk read minutes of the regular ~e~ting held on June 2,1934 and on motion of Mr Casad and Mr Halverson same were a~oved as read all members voting Yes. Cle~kread resolution calling attehti0n t0 the inadequate facilities of the local Post Office Building and requestihg the ~roourement ~lvision of the United States Treasury to allocate funds sufficient for the purchase of a site and the construction of a new Post Office Building. Motion by Mr Halverson and Mr Casad to pass resolUtiom as read carried as follows Mr McGillivray, Yes. Mr Halverson, Yes. Mr 0asad, Yes. Proposed Improvement of Montgomery Avenue was taken up, a large number of Property owners being present; Clerk read letter from Mr E. W. Davidson Works Manager of the W.E.R.a. for Kltsap County calling for resolutions and plans; considerable discuss- ion arose about changing the boundaries of the proposed District an6 the 01ty Attorney advised the Oommission that new proceedings would have to be instituted. Motion by M~ Halverson and Mr MoGilllvray That further proceedings in proposed improvement of Montgomery Avenue according to original plane as proposed by resolu- tion passed April 14,1934, be discontinued; carried aa follows: Er McGlllivray, Yes. Mr Halverson, Yes. Mr Casad, Yes. Clerk read resolution declaring the intention of the 0on~nission to order the improv- merit of Montgomery Avenue from the north margin of Farragut Street to the south margin of Sixth Street, by clearing, grading, grubbing, adjusting sewers'and sewer connections, the adjustment and connection of water mama, and by paving with a one course concrete pavement six inches thick and thirty feet in width, the construction of concrete walks ~here necessary, and doing such other work as may be necessary to make the Job complete and setting June 30th 1934 as date of hearing protests,if any, against such improvement, Motion by M~r Halverson and Mr MoOlllivray t°~a~s resolution as read,carried as ~ollows: Mr Mo~illivray, Yes. Mr.Halvereon, Yes. MrbCasad, Yes. Clerk reported this as date set for hearing protests on improvement of Olympia Ave. ~S provided by resolution approved April ~1,1934; and reported that no protests had .wen filed. Clerk read 0rdinanoe #10P~ providing for the improvement of 01ympio Avenue from the orth Margin of First Street to the south margin of Burwell Street, as provided by re- solution adopted April ~1, 1~34; establishing ~cal Improvement District #129, providing for the levying of assessments for the payment of the cost of said improve- ment and making said improvement payable by bonds. Motion by Mr Halve~son and Mr Casad to pass ordinance on first reading and file with City Clerk for public inspection for one week for public inspeotio$, carried a~ follows: Mr MoGllllvray, Yes. Mr.Halverson, Yes Mr. Casad, Yes. ~une 9, 1934, (Page 2.) Glerk read Ordinance ~1024 adopting the plans and specifications of L.I.D#129 for the improvement of 01ympis Avenue.. Motion by Mr Halverson and Mr McGillivray to pass ordinance as read,carried as follows: Mr MoGillivray, Yes. Mr.Halverson, Yes. Mr Oasad, Yes.. Clerk reported this as date set for hearing protests if any on the assessment roll of L.I.D. and reported that no protests had been filed, and then read Ordinance approving and adopting the assessment roll. Motion by Mr. Casad and Mr Halverson to pass 0rdinanee as read, carried as Mr McGlllivray, Yes. Mr. Halverson, Yes. Mr Casad, Yes. Mr Casad reported that over 51 per cent of the property owners on RlghAvenue et 1. had signed a petition asking for improvements. Motion by Mr Halverson and Mr MoGillivray to instruct the Oity attorney to prepar resolution of intention in accordance with' petition of property owners: carried as follows: Mr McGillivray, Yes. Mr. Halverson, Yes. Mr. Oasad, Absent. Motion by Mr Halverson and Mr McGillivray to allow all bills approved by a maJorit of the Commission, carried as follows: Mr MoGillivray, Yes. Mr Halverson, Yes. Mr Casad, absent. Mr. Norden County Agricultural Agent read a petition from Famerl of the County urging the Commission to erect a suitable buildin to be occupied as a "FABMEI~S MARE~ the Mayor and Commissioners advised the Farmers present that the Olty. had no funds available for such purpose and explained that the first thing to do under the circum- stances would be for the Farmers Organization to purchase a suitable lot and present same to the City and the the question of erecting a suitable building could be taken up. After a great deal of discussion the Farmers withdrew their petition. Motion by Mr H, lverson and Mr McGillivray to adjourn, oarried as folloWs: Mr McGillivray, Yes. Mr. Halverson, Yes. Mr Casad, Yes. A 'PROVED: