Loading...
HomeMy WebLinkAbout09/22/34 September 22, 1934. Regular meeting of the City C~amission of the City of Bremerton,~a~hington, held on saturday Sept. 22, 1934 at ten o'clock A.M.,Maror McGillivray,presiding, Co~mnissioner Halverson, Commissioner Cased and City Attorney Gorman being present at roll call. Clerk read minutes of the regular meeting of Sept 15,1934 and on motion of Halverson and Mr McGillivray same were approved as read,all members voting Yes. Clerk read letter from Musicians Union protesting against the enforcement of an ordinance against entertainments in Beer Saloons for the reason that it would tend to place ians on the unemployed list. Letter laid over for consideration. Letter read from residents on Rainier and Fisrt Streets requesting the installation of street light at that street intersection. ~otion by Mr Cased and ~r Halverson to instal I~0 watt lights at Rainier and First ~nd at Charleston and Rodgers; carried as follows: ~r ~cGil. livray Yes. Mr Halverson, Ye~. Mr Cased, Yes. Clerk read Ordinance #1034 providing for the improvement of Bloomington nvenue from the north margin of First Street to the south margin of Burwell Street (second reading ) by clearing,adjusting of sewers and sewer connections where necessary, providing for drainage, adjusting of water mains and by paving with a one course concrete ~avement, together with such other and further work as may be necessary to made said improvement a complete job; establishing improvement District #135,providing for levying assessments for payment of said improvement and making said improvement payable by bonds. ~otion by ~r Cased and ~r McGillivray to pass ordinance as read,carried as follows: ~r ~cGillivray, Yes. Mr Halverson, Yes. ~r Cased, Yes, Clerk rear ordinance #1036 -m~ndin~ Section 1. of Ordinance #l~3g providing for the improvement of High Avenue and. other ~he~e~ghfares;by striking therefrom the part ~ f_~ ~__ =a=% to improve Tenth Street by the construction of sidewalks. ~otion by ~r Halverson ~nd ~r Cased to pass ordinance as read, carried as follows: ~r ~cGillivray, Yes. ~r Halverson, Yes. ~r Cased, Yes. Clerk repor~ediZhts~asrdm~ei~g Herainf on proposed improvement of Fourth and Flfk~ Streets from Naval to Olympic Avenue and reported that no protests had been filed. Clerk read Ordinance providing for the improvement of Fourth and Fifth Streets from the ,~est margin of Naval Avenue to the East ~argln of Olympic AVmnue: Olympic Court and Olympic ~venue from the north margin of Burwell Street to the south margin of Sixth St. in accordance with plans and specifications, establishing and improvement District, providing for levying of assessments for payment of such improvement and making such improvement payable by bonds. ~otion by ~r Cased and Mr Halverson to pass ordinance on First reading and file in Clerk's office one week for public inspection, carried as follows: ~r ~cGillivray, Yes ~r l~lverson, Yes. ~r Gasad, Yes. Clerk reported this as date set for hemring protests on the improvement of ~arlow September 22, 1934, (Page 2.) zvenue and other thoroughfares in accordance with plans and specifications. several protests were filed and on motion of Mr ~cGilllvray and ~r Halverson were referred to the City Engineer for computation. Later, Mr Cased reported that the protests represented only 23.58%. Motion by Mr Halverson and ~r Cased to reject and overrule all protests; carried az follows: dr ~cGilllvray, Yes. Mr Halverson, Yes. Mr Cased, Yes. Clerk read ordinance providing for the improvement of parts of Marlow ~venNe and o'her streets in accordance with the plans and specifications; establishing and improvement distr~ct, providing for levying assessments in payment of such dimtrict improvement and making such improvement payable ~y bonds. Motion by Mr ltalverson and ~r Cased to bass ordinance on first reading and file in Clerk's office for one week for public inspection, carried as follows: Mr MoGllliw Yes. Mr Halverson, Yes. ~r Cased Yes. Motion by ~r McGillivray and ~r Halverson to allow all bills approved bye maJoritl of the co~maission, carried es follows: ~r ~cGillivray, Yes. Mr Halverson, Yes..~r. Cased, absent. ~r Cased reportsd that Johnson Lumber Company was low blddsr on supplies for the improvement of arvon Street and on motion of Mr Cased and Mr Halverson bid was a0cept. all members voting Yes. ~otion by NLr Cased and ~r McGiltivray that Clerk be instructeC to advertise for bi( on the improvement of Bloomington Avenue; carried as follows: Mr ~cGillivray, Yes. Mr Halve~son, Yes. Mr Cased, Yes. Clerk read resolution declaring intention of the commission to order the improve- ment of Tenth Street from the west margin of Chester Avenue,west to the east margin of Veneta ~venue, by clearing, grubbing,grading, adjustment of sewers and sewer connec' ions, construction of concrete curbs and gutters and ~y paving with a one aourse con- crete pavement, providing for drainage and doing such other work as may be necessary make such improvement a complete Job. Motion by Mr Cased and Mr Halverson to pass resolution as read, carried as follows ~r ~cOillivray, Yes. Mr Halverson Yes. Mr Casad, Yes. Clerk read resolution authorizing the Mayor end City Clerk to sell to E. J. Mills Lots 29 and 30, Block 5, Original town of Charleston for ~300 on terms of ~150.00 dow~ and monthly payments of not less than ~15.00 per month with interest at 7% per annum. Motion by Mr Cased and Mrm~lcGillivray to pass resolution as read, carried as Mr McGillivray, Yes. Mr Halverson, Yes. Mr Cased, Yes, Clerk read resolution authorizing the Mayor and Clerk to sell to §. H. Reynolds Lot 26 Block ll, Charleston Kitsap County,~ashington for the sum of ~150.00 cash and purchaser to assume certain L.I.D.assessments coming due after date hereof. Motion by Mr McGillivray and ~r Cased to pass resolution as read, carried as follo ~r ~dcOi!_livray, Yes. ~r Halverson, Yes. ~r Cemad, Yes. Clerk read resolution authorizing the Mayor and City Clerk to sell to A. C. Parris] Lot 16, Block 14, Plat of Port Orchard for the sum of $55.00 on terms of ~5.00 down a September 22, 1934 (Page ~5.00 per month with interest at the rate of 7% until the full purchase price has keen paid. Motion by Mr McGillivray and Mr Casad to pass resolution as read, carried as follows: Mr McGillivray, Yes. Mr. Halverson, Yes. Mr. Cased, Yes. f~otion by Mr McGillivray and Mr Halverson to aajourn, carried as follows: Mr McG111ivray, Yes. Mr Halverson, Yes. Mr Casad, Yes. ERR~T~ ~otion by Mr McGillivray and Mr Oasad That Mr Halverson and the City Attorney represent the City as voting delegates to the convention of Washington Cities to be held in Spokane October 3,4 and 5, L934. earrled as follows: Mr ~lcGillivray Yes. Mr tialverson, Yes. Mr Oasad, Yes. //~ITY CLt~RK. '