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COMMISSIONER'S PROCEEDINGS YOL. 0
JEFFERSON COUNTY WASHINGTON
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Ii Application for land sale submitted by Mr. Harley Horton for all of lots 2 and 4
!~ Block 92, Original Tovmsite of thp City of Port Townsend und lot 6 leas the West ~ of
Ii the North 1/3, Block 92, Original Townsi te of the \.ii ty of Port 'l'ownsend was reviewed by
il the Commissioners. After thorough inspection of property location, it wns moved by Mr..
:i Arey. and seconded by Mr. Kel1r that application be denied due to the fact it is located I.~
:: adjacent to the County Memorha Field and could be neoded to enlarge the field.
'f Port 'l'ownsand Summer School of the Arts made an inquiry into the status of the
i: County owned Petti grove Building in which the Veterans of Foreign Wars have bean 'holding
:: thei r meetings wi th tho possi bili ty that they might acqu:l.re iJ. lease with token rental
ii or some plan for permission for its use by the summer school. Lettel' was vlritten by
,1 ~~ry P. Johnson and submitted by George McCleary. The building is in the hands of the
i! VFW. The Commissioners suggested that the Summer School contact them direct. .
June 5, 1967
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The regular meeting of the Board of ~ounty Commissioners with all members present.
Bid openings were held for the following at 11:30 a.m. as scheduled:
ASnHALT HEATING KETTLES:
** Caldwell Machinery Co., Inc.
Sahlberg Equipme~t Co.
Cox Machinery Co.
$ 4,263.86
4,432.66
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'l'RACTOR-DOZER:
* Howard Cooper
N. C. Machinery Co.
32,759.03
35,985.00
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II '" After review of bids and specifications, bids were awarded low bidders.
!I ** Refer to minutes of June 19,1967 regarding Asphalt Heating Kettles.
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ii Mr. Harper appeared regarding progr'ess on road a ccess through Mrs. Pattsners
II Quilcane property. She has been contacted by the Commissioners and stated she felt
Iii she and Mr. Harper and, other principals involved can ;.Iark out road access without the
I County opening the road. Mr. Harper f61t this Wb.6 same ste.ll she told him months
II before.
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Ii rhe Treasurer and the Assessor had Mr. McCleary of the Treasurer's office present
I: a resume of the eq\lipment they want to buy to better able them to efficiently serve
'I: their county offices in the near future, to update their departments, efficiency and
: to balance their work loads. Estimate the complete set up for both their offices
I (including both new and used equipment and initial supplies to set up operation for
II both offices)- not to exceed ~25,000.00: 'rhis is considerably less than estimate given
Ii for all new, equipment approximately three years ago and will update their departments
II to meet State recommendations.
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:1 The Audi tor's offi ce reported the bookk~eping machine that would sati ~factorily meot':
I, their requirements would cost approximately #8,000.00 for the machine and 0;;;1,000.00 or
IIlas6 for the initial supplies, trays, stand, etc. Yearly cost. for forms would run
:i approximately $250.00 after initial su~ply depleted.
'i Clallam County-Jefferson County Commu.ni ty Action Council representati vas presented
: letter to Commissioners with attached petition signed by 96 taxpayers residing within
10 mile l"adius. of Shine requestirg the Commlssioners to request the State High\l,ay Depart-
ment to open Sta~k Road in the interest ~of the safety of the children. Commissioners
instructed "lerk to write State tligh\fay Commission requ.esting a meeting to di scuss the
a.l ternati ves. Commiss:l.oners an~ Engineor ...1111 be in Olympia on June 21, 1967, will
request appointment on that date after 2:00 p.m.
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! John Hieber, President of Nautilus, Inc. appeared in r'egard to 'J'ralla End Homesite
ii' to request Engineer Becker study the feasibllitr on tho \'ul.terfront development with
, Mr. Hhber. (Mr. Hieber owns Southpoint. ferry unding ai te and tidelands in front of
I, Trails End Homesite 'l't'act. '
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:/' County Ordinances were di scussed. (';lark of Boar'n we.a instructed to \'Iri ta ~lallam
I County for copy of their Ordinances pertaining to old cars (abandoned carol and old
II broken down buildings, for thei r rli'lv1ew and guide.
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ii Being no further business before tho Board, moeting was adjourned until June 9, 1967~
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i! ~#Ii#IIII/IIIII/III/I/III/I/IIIIl/1 June 9, 1967
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II The Honorable Board of County Commissioners met in regular session with aU to of 'I
ii Commi Ilfliohel'S present. Lyall Arey and Walter Kolly were present, Commisl3iono r George i'
II Huntingford wa.s out of town. .i
![ 'rhis being the time advertised for hearing on Ordinance No. XXIII, relaCing to sale~1
of real estate and levying an excise tax thereon, and there baing no objeota, the Board i
signed the Or.dinance as advertised.
STATION WAGON-VAN:
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Buhler Motor Co. (Chevy)
rhomss Motors (Ford)
, 2,3$5.01
2,734.l0
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