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HomeMy WebLinkAbout0487 JEFFERSON COUNTY WASHINGTON ~ ~ ~ '=' ~ COMMISSIONER'S PROCEEDINGS VOL 0 1'uesday, September 5, 1967 . T.I~I .. ."UARAY Mel ,........ The Honorable Board of County Commissioners met this Tuesday, September 5. 1967, due to Monday the 4th being a holiday, with all members present. . II Ii ji lijail was reviewed by Commissioners. Noti ce from Army Engineers was received II correcting descrip.tion previously sent regarding mooring a buoy in Port 'l'ownsend waters. Ii Ii iI Al Moen appeared in regard to petition previously presented Commissioners requestirg their help in acquiring an easement for power .on 1'fJarrowstone Island. Contract between II property owner and Puget Sound Power and Light Company was ~igned this morning. '.'lo)lld. !I ,like County assistance on improving road at this time. Ii " Mr. Sofie appeared in regard to Treasurer's and Assessor's equipment being install~d in Sheriff's office with eye to Treasurer moving his facilities down to this flooro Also~ repprted on possible changes in Forest Fund dispursement. Jefferson County is one of 1: fi ve (5) counties in 'tlashington State being su~veyed for Federal Government. Ii copies of the il il I, ii :1 !! I 1'fws. Lee Davis appeared in behalf of Historical Society to request original census records for their research library. Richard McCurdy., Owner/Editor of the Port TO'Nnsend Leader Company, brought Frank Garred, the new OwnerlM:maging Edi tor of the Port Townsend Leader Company, in to meet the Con~issioners. I Lyall Arey, Member I Wayne DuPuis and Fred Williams appeared in regard to ~;arshall Addition and the Williams Addition in Section 31, T 25 N, R 2 W (approximately 43 lots)~ Motion was made by Lyall Arey and seconded by Walter Kelly that plats be signed and approved. It was unanimously agreed.. Resolution No. 18 was approved as follows: RESOLUTION NO. l8 i~EREAS, The Jefferson County Highway Department has need of approximately 1,000 ton of asphalt road patching material at the present time, and ~~EREAS, the asphalt mixing plant needed to manufacture said material is a very specialized apparatus, being available in the Jefferson County area on a very limited time schedule, and WHEREAS, The Washington Asphalt Company's mixing plant, capable of accomplishing said work, will be available in the Jefferson County area during the first part of September, 1967, and " I, H I, i: il November, 1965, II tax deli vered ii I \iJHEREAS, past records show that this material was last produced in on contract, with J. D. Shotwell Co, at a unit cost of ~6.25 per ton plus to the stockpile site at the Highway Shop at Chimacum, and ~~EREAS, The Washington Asphalt Company has proposed to produce the required asphalt materials and deliver said materials to the stockpile site at the Highway Shop at Chimacum for the consideration of $5.75 per ton plus tax NOW THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, that the Jefferson County Commissioners hereby authorize the Jefferson County Engineer to negotiate a contract with the Washington Asphalt Company to produce and deliver approximately 1,000 tons of asphalt road patching materials to the Highway Shop at Chimacum at a unit cost of $5.75 per ton plus tax. BOARD OF JEFFERSON COUNTY CO~~ISSIONERS . SEAL ~'lalter Phil Copps of Puget Sound Power &. Light appeared to report Mr. Turner of Marrow- stone Island had sibIled power easement for service to property ownors who had previously peti tioned the Commiasicners for aid in acquiring easement. Pete Mi chelson, one of the property owners also appeured to report power easement had been signed and request the County uid in improving road. Ii Peter Hildebrandt, Techical Director of Air Quality and Radiation Control Section ~:i udvisod Commissioners by letter and phone call of meeting date set for September 19, 1967 10 a.m., Second Floor Congerence Room, Public Health Building, Olympia, Washington, with ,i 'l'huraton, Mason! Grays Harbor and Jefferson Counties to discuos forming Olympic District if Authorit.y for A r Polution Control. II II ,I II il II I' II I, I .