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HomeMy WebLinkAbout0201 181. COMMISSIONER'S PROCEEDINGS VOL. 0 JEFFERSON COUNTY WASHINGTON TlIC. . IIURUY Me. ,........ . " Monday, February 4, 1963 The Board of Jefferson County Commission~r5 wet in regular session with all members present. Mrs. Doris Beck appeared relative to a light at the Youth Center, Quilcene. Upon motion made by George Hungtiqtord, seconded by Walter Kelly, to check with the Puget Sound Power and Light Company in regard to the matter. . A call fbr bids was made tor one front end wheel-type tractor loader. Bids to be opened 11:00 A. M., February lS, 1963. This being the time Bet tor continuation of the hearing tor vacation of the County Road No. 2-0.14 at Nordland, a letter was received from ~win A. Becker, Jefferson County Road Engineer submitting his revised opinion that this road should be retained in the County road system as the State owns a 20' wide strip across the tidelands. No one appeared to voice an objection, and upon motion made by George Huntingford, seconded by Walter Kelly, this road will not be vacated by the Board. The Minutes ot the last regular session were read and approved as read. Reporta were received from the Department of Natural Resources stating that the County's share of rental due on brush picking lease from Ollie Stamper will be $56.00; from Erving Johnson aale of timber, 01336.80 and from Pope and Talbot for sale of timber 3481.S4. BIlls ware examined and approved as follows: Current Expense Fund $16,744.82 County Roads 32,'15.48 J. C. Fire D1st. #1 1,010.14 J. C. Fire Dist. #2 64.02 Tuberculosis Hospital 1,610.50 Supt1s.Spec. Servo Fund 104.60 Sold!ers' & Sailors' Hel. 265.00 County Law Library Fund 35.00 resi den ts appeared and discussed roads with the members of the Board. Several County I \.' I . Recess at 4:00 P.M. i Friday, February 8, 1963. The Honorable Board of Jefferson County Commissioners met in regular session ~dth all members present. Mr. Jack Hensel appeared relative to opening streets in the Irondale Plat. This matter was taken under consideration by the Board. Mrs. Doris Beck and Mrs. Elva Horne appeared relative to having summer swimming instruction at Quilcene Bay. A program will be presented to the School Board at ~ilcene by residents of that area to ascertain if it can be arranged under the School Board's jurisdiction. A resignation was received from Melvin E. Goode from the Jefferson County Fire District No.2, due to ill health. Maurice L. Anderson of Quilcene was appointed to fill the vacancy by motion made by George Huntingford, seconded by Walter A. Kelly. Mr. Hugh G. Goldsmith, Charles Jennings and S. H. Braise appeared relative to the Plat of Olympic Canal Addition No. I Plat. Notice was given for a public hearing at this time. Notices were posted on the property as required by law. No one appearing to object, a motion was made by George Huntingtord, seconded by Walter Kelly, that the Board give their pennission to the platting of this property. Motion carried. It was agreed that roads in the East side of the Plat must be completed before the plat will be accepted. The Board members proceeded with the County Engineer to check on road work in the County. Recess at 4:00 P.M. . I Monday, February la, 1963. The Honorable Board of Jefferson County Commissioners met in regular session with all members present. Mrs. Matilda M. Cartwright and Mrs. Ila V. Myers appeared and presented a petition for tho formation of a Water District in Paradise View Estates, Lots ^ to K, and 1-14. This was continued to March 4, 1963 for the report of the County Auditor. ~'5. Ward Williams and Mrs. Laurie Raphael appeared, representing the Jefferson County Fair Association. Mrs. Ra~hael is the new Treae~Mgr. The Board will inspect the Fair Grounds with Mrs. Raphael on March 4th att 2:00 P.M. Mrs. Doris Beck~ l~s. Elva Horne and Mr. Ed Stemen appeared relative to summer swimminS at Quilcene 8ay. rhis matter will be handled through tho Quilcene School Distriot. Mrs. Elmor Renskers and Mr. Eugene Forast appeared relative to a V.F. W. Building at Quilcene. Mr. Forest and Prosecuting Attornoy W. J. Daly will ascertain the County's legal authority in the matter. This being the time adverti~.d tor openping bids for one front end wheel-typo tractor loader, the follOWing bids wero received: I N. O. Machine:r Co. 4233 W. Marginal Way,S.W., Seattle, Caterpil~ar 922 Series B Wheel Loader, gas engine Sales Tax Total - Hatten Machinery Co. 3433 ~th Ivo. So. Seattle 4, Wash. Mod. TL-14 Allis-Chalmers Tractor Loader Sales Tax Total - Wash. $14,222.39 ~6!.~ '14, 9 . $15,466.00 6ba.6!L t1b,O 4.6lt . Feenaughty Machinery Co., 717 So. Michigan St. Seattle a, Wash. Mod. LD5P Scoopmob11e $13,500.00 Sales Tax ~o.oo ,:14, o.bb Howard Cooper Corp. 5055 4th Ave. So. Seattle 4, Wash. Hough Mod~ H-50 Loader Sales Tax Total. $13,296.71 531 87 -:-ir;;t~1J .