HomeMy WebLinkAbout01/04/22 BR~TON, WASHINGTON. ;~4~. %, 1982.
RegUlar meeting of City Commission held on Wednesday, January 4, 1~22 at 10.00
a.m. with ~ayor lc0all in the chair and Commissioners Buffin~ton and Harrison
present at roll call,
~inutes of previous session read and ap, proved as read.
Communication read fro~ B. J. Briggs, as Attorney of Joseph J. Schoen, making a!~p-
lication for license to operate gum machines at various places in the city.
~otion by Buffingt0n, seconded b2 Harrison, that license be granted to Joseph J.
Schoen; carried unanimously on roll call.
0om~unication read fr~m ~. D. Hafada making application for ligenee to operate
five pool tables at ~68 Burwell Avenue. Motion by Harrison, seconded by Buffingt0n,
that license be granted tc E. D. Rafada; carried unanimously on roll call.
Communication read from ~Tashiro, making application for license to operate a
public dance at his noodle ho~se on the corner of Fourth and Park Streets; referred
to City ~,ttorney.
Hesolution ~8 read, being a resolution with reference to the certificate of
purchase for delinquent assessments in L..~. D. ~60. ~ction by Harrisom, seconded
by Buffington, that Resolution be approved and adopted; carried unanimously on
roll call.
~otion 'by Harrisoa, seconded by ~uffingtoa, that the ap!~roved claims for wages
be allowed and war,'ants drawn for same; carried unanimously on roll call.
Commissioner Harrison reported that he had sold one of the Garbage Department
teams and had purchased a Ford truck, and that it was planned to me'crime the street
and garbage departments; also that the ~ord touring car of the ~?ater Department had
~ been traded in on the new truck for $~00.00. l~otlon by ~cCall, seconded by ~uffing-
· ~ ton, that the action of CommiSsioner Harrison be approved; carried ~animously on
roll call.
AttOrney F. W. ~oore addressed the Commission on behalf of the Burroughs ~dding
~chine Com~any and requested paymen~ for adding machine delivered to ~harfinger.
The matter of opening the end of ~elegraph Avenue in East Bremerton was referred
to the City Enginoe~ for investigation and report.
The ~ayor reported that he had ordered two gas masks for t~ Pire Dep~rtment.
The matter of moving the buildings off of ~arren Avenue was referred to City
Engineer and City Attorney.
The proprietor of the Panama Cafe addressed the Co~aission and stated that under
the Ordinance he was required to install a grease-trap at his restaurant a~d that
he expected t~e building would be torn down in a short time and the installation of
a grease-trap would be an unreasomm~e expense.
There being no further business ~o come before the Commission the meeting was
duly adjourned.