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JEFFERSON COUNTY WASHINGTON
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COMMISSIONER'S PROCEEDINGS VOL. 0
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License Ageeement between Jefferson County and Scott Paper Company reviewed and
executed'.
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Commissioners proceeded downstairs to inspect the County Jail.
found to be satisfactory.
Being no further business before the Board, meeting was adjourned.
then proceeded to County Board of Equalization meeting.
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July 7, 1967
The Honorable Board of Jefferson County Commissioners met in regular session with
all members present.
June Bills were approved by the Commis~ionera with distribution as follows:
Current Expense Fund
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ii County Engineer Becker presented his recommended plan for County road constructim
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County Roads
Soldiers' & Sailors' Relief Fund
T. B. Hospitalization
Superintendents Special Fund(School)
J. C. Fire Dist. No.l
18,907.98
64,791.62
375.00
2,023.4l
l,734.07
207.53
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Clerk was instructed to- answer- letter from Paradise Improvement Club (as per inst-
ructions by Prosecuting Attorney, William J. Daly).
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J. C. Fire Dist. No.2
73.72
J. C. Fire Dist. No.3
Recommended Road Plan
$685,000.
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Recommended Equipment Purchases
83,000.
County Sheriff, Robert Hansen, appeared before the Board in regard to improving
Sheriff's facilities. What with new crime center set up as required by legislature,
which mandabes 24 hour service,-he wishes to move his present mffice facilities down
stairs (same floor as jail) to quarters presently used as Sheriff's living quarters.
Feels he has enough in present budget for two dispatchers for remainder of year. Mr.
Phegley, City Police Chief, will request from the city by emergency appropriation, one II
dispatcher. Sheriff Hansen said the increased demand for 24 hour service, the County Ii
Jail-facilities being used by both City and County Law enforcement, along with populatioql
increase and tourism increase, make the 3 shift Law~enforcement, operation- a necessity. Ii
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Commissioners and Auditor preceeded to Treasurer's Office to count cash~on-hand
and verify accounts.
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Copy of letter sent Commissioners from State Liquor Control Board to Conley D.
and Freda Rodgers, Hoh River Resort, disproving application for E~F locense at Hoh
River location.
State Department of Personnel submitted to the County Commissioners a plan
employees of an Assessor who act as empiboyees"f'ar their consideration./, approval
use as expressed with the mandate of the 40th Legislature in Section -I, HB 934.
plan was reviewed.
Meeting was adjourned until July l7, 1967 ,.r-or the Commi ssioners to inspect the
sites of present work in progress.
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July 17, 1967
The Honorable Board of County Commissioners met in regular session with all
membors present.
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Mrs. Lee Davis appeared to report on City Planning C"mmissione' Committee proposal ii
to preserve hi storical si test Prosergation of Ci ty Hall, wIli ch if turned over to the II
Museum will become a Coun.ty problem. il
Mr. Kelly advised Mrs. Davia that the papers of L. D. McCardell, early Quilcene and IIII
Jefferson County pioneer, were turned over to the Stato Museum in Olympia. He felt there,
would be papers of value on the ea%~y days of Quilcene among them. Mrs. Davis will I
contact the State Museum.
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Petitions were presented by Mrs. Dignum and Mrs. Butts of the Clallam-Jefforson
Counties Community Action Council in rogc.rd to setting up a bi~Counties Rural Li.brary
District. Said Librarian from Clallam County, Port Angolea is contacting the Clallam
County Commissioners in regard to meetins with Commissioners from both counties.
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