HomeMy WebLinkAbout02/04/25 Regular ~neeting of City Commission held on ~ednesday, February 4, 1925,
at l0 o,clock A. N. with L[ayor White in the chair and Commissioners Halverson
and Casad present at roll.Call.
Minutes of previous meeting read and approved as read.
Communication read from If.r.W.H. Nosbarger making offer of $E5.00 for
old fire hall building at Fourth and Veneta Streets and Fire Chief Let
reported that tl]e fire Department had no further use for this building.
Motion by IJr. White, seconded by Nr. Halverson, that the offer of Mr. Nos-
barger of :~5.00 for $5'fire hall be accepted by the city; Y~.
Communication read from Dr. D. H. Polk with reference to enforcement of
parkind o~'dinance; referred to'police Department.
Report of Wharfinger for the month of January read and filed.
Communication read from i,[r. S. B. Len-t, Building Inspector, recommending
that Carstens Packing Company be required to install a grease trap at their
place of business on Pacific Avenue. Notion by I~r. Casad, seconded by
Halverson, that City Clerk be instructed to write letter to Carstens Packing
Company giving said company ten days notice to install proper grease trap;
Report on test of new Fire Department pumper received from the Washing-
to~ Surveying and Rating Bureau, and placed on file.
The license applications of the Bremerton-Charleston Transportation
Company and of IJr. Rizley Norris were laid over for further investigation.
~.~otion by Mr. Halverson, seconded by Hr. ,~'~hite that license application
of ~ir. l~. Peterson and Mr. J. Schoen to operate automati6 gum vending machines
be granted; YYY.
~ayor White reported that [dr. Kem~eth Chase had resigned as Police
Officer. Motion by ~r. White, seconded by Nr. Halverson, that resignation
of :~ir. Eenneth Chase as police officer be accepted;
~.Iotion by I~r. Halverson, seconded by Mr. White, that all bills approved
by a majority of the Commission be allowed and warrants drawn for same; Y~.
Commissioner Casad reported that a bulkhead supporting the county road
abow the stone quarry had given awa. y and broken the pipe llne and that repiars
are now being made. Mr. Peterson, Superintendent of the stone quarry, ad-
dressed the Commission and stated that when the pipe llne above the quarry
broke a. large quantity of water flooded dov~n upon his property and caused con-
siderablc damage, and Nr. i~eterson requested that the city pay a share of the
expense il~cur~od.
}.lotion by L~r. White, seconded by Mr. Casad, that report of the Washing-
ton Surveying and kating Bureau on test of Stutz pumper be accepted by the
city; YYY.
There being no further business to come before the Commission the meeti~
was duly adjourned.
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