HomeMy WebLinkAbout1119
t5,895.00
16,533.60
7,016.75
5 , 441. 70
I
~46
COMMISSIONERS' PROCEEDINGS-N
JEFFERSON COUNTY. WASHINGTON
-
THI: LUD!lMO.
Monday, March 1, 1954.
The Honorable Board of Jefferson County Commis sioners met in regular session at
10:00 A. M., with all members present.
Bids fo r removing bridge on Ludlow Creek received as follows:
McDonald Contracting Co. Rl, Port Ludlow,
Roy Lindsey, Port Townsend,
J. M. Bruch Co., Port Angeles,
J. P. Kvinsland, Port Townsend,
Robert L. Allen, Chima cum,
Leonard W. Smith, Port Townse nd,
$5.00
2500.00
1490.00
S25.00
1450.00
750.00
A motion was made by George Huntingford, seconded by bertil Kruse, that the bid of
l'jcDona1d Contracting Company of Port Ludlow in amount of $5.00 be accepted. Motion carried.
The other bids were erroneously made, the bidders being under the impression the County
would pay them the amount of their bids.
This being the time advertised for opening bids on a road grader also, the following
bids were received: .
Howard Cooper Corp., SeattJ.e, Wash.
Adams Grader
Power Steeri ng
Less trade-in-'
$15,872.00
472.00
16,344.00
2.600.00_ __
Net
$13,744.00 plus tax.
I
Modern Machinery Co., Seattle,
Galion 118
Less trade-in-
$15,795.00
2,500.09_
Net $13,295.00 plus tax.
Collins Machinery Co., Port Angeles,
Caterpilar -
Le ss trade-in-
Power steering
Net
$15,658.00
2.750.00
$12,908.00
475.00
$13,383".06 plus tax.
At 11:00 A.M., a motion was made by George Huntingford, seconded by Berti1 Kruse,
that the bid of ColI ire Machine Company in amount of $13,383.00 with power steering and
plus tax be accepted. Motion carried.
Bids on a truck chassis were also opened
Kruse Ponqac, Port 'lownsend, '54 GMC -
Olympic Garage & Equipment Co.,
Int. L-210.-
Int. R-194 -
Thomas Motors, Ford F900 -
and those received were as follows:
George Huntingford moved and seconded by Hertil Kruse that the bid of Kruse Pontiac
be accepted in the amount of $5,895.00. Mr. Arey approved low bid of Thomas Motors in amount
of $544l.70. Bid awarded to Kruse Pontiac at $5,895.00.
Mrs. Lee Davi 3, appeared before the Board relati ve to Jefferson County Fair Associ ation
meeting March 4, ,1954. Engi neer Jones wi 11 be present.
A notice was recEdved from the State Liquo.' Control Board that application was
received for Raymond E. Burns, d/b/a 'rrails' End Tavern, South Point Ferry DoCI<, aine, for
CDE license. Arplic at ion approved.
N. A. Whitnack, d/b/a \'lh.1tnack's Grocery R#l, Port 'l'ownsend, applicBtion for liquor
license disapproved by State Liquor Control Board as business is substantially the sal~
of gasoline.
Minutes of the last regular meeting were rean and approve,1 as read.
Recess at 4:00 p.m.
I
Friday, March 5, 1954.
The Honorable Board of Jefferson County Commissioners met in re~ular ses:3ion this date
with Lyall Arey, Chairman and ~erti 1 Kruse present. George Huntinglord was 1n Olympia on
County business.
Billa wor'o ordered paid as follows:
Current Expense $ 8,450.95
County Roads 22,B41.R5
T.B.Hospitalization 607.50
An agreement was signed with the State Department of Highwayo for work on Chimnc\lm
Road _ Fedoral Aid Project #S-0322 (2). Resolution No. C-228 was signed as follows:
RESOLUTION NO. 0-228
I
WHEREAS, under and br virtuo of the torma of that certai n f\~reement made and entered
into by and between the County of Jefferson and the State of Washineton, acting throup,h
ita Departmant of Highwaya and the Director therl.'lof, under date of March 5, 1954, the State
will act l\8 Ap:f;lnt for the County of Jefferson in the participation of said County with tho
Bureau of pubnc Roada under the provisions of the Federal Aid Road Act of 1944, for the
~onBtruction ot Federal Aid Secondary Project No. S-0322(2), Chimacum Road, copy of which
agre'9ment :l.a her3urlto attached" now referred to and by such reference incorporated herein
~nd Il\f'ldo a pal't her'oof, now, tnerefore,
be and the same is hereby raUfiod and