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Seward, Alaska
January 7, 1952.
Clm. McRae moved to sell Mitchell Faulkner Lots S, 10, 11, 12, 14 and 40, ~lock 7,
Laubner for $199.05, 50"/0 of the assessed valuation. Seconded by Clm. Greenti. All
in f,3vor, moti on carried.
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Clm. Greene moved to pay the hourly payroll for period December 16 to 31st. Seconded
by Clm. McRae. All in favor, motion carried.
Clm. Cole moved to pay Felix Toner bill of $2,429.61. Seconded by Clm. \{hitmore.
All in favor, motion carried.
Clm. Cole moved that the Department of Taxation work be transferred to the Police
Department. Seconded by Clm. '~itmore. All in favor, motion carried.
Clm. Cole moved to su~pend the rules for the adoption of Ordinance No. 217.
by Clm. Whitmore. All in favor, motion carried.
Seconded
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Clm.\~'hi tmore moved to adopt Ordinance 217, an"oJl:d1nance tl.l apply to the Auditor
of Alaska for coverage of employees un~er the Federal Social Security Act. Seconded
by Clm. Gr~ene. All in favor, motion carried.
amI NANCE - 217
'.'!HERLAS, the CITY OF SZ,jJ,RD , (herein called the "Political Subdivision"), through
its CO~WJCN COUNCIL, desires to make formal application to the Auditor of Alaska,
(herein called the "Territorial Agency"), for inclusion of its eligible employees
in an agreement between the Territory of Alaska and the Federal Security Adrrlinis-
trator for the coverage of such eligible employees under the insurance system
established by Title 11 of the Federal Social Security Act, as amended, in con-
formity with Section 218 thereof, and implemented by cr~pter 95, Session Laws of
Alaska 1951, and aprlicur~e Federal and Territorial regulationG thereunder; and
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~l{ER~hS, the political Sulxiivision desires to file such application and to ~nt2r
into an agreellentwi th the Territorial Agency conb,ining terms and conditions \vher'?-
by the Territorial Agency 1;ul take the necessary steps to extend to such el igible
employees coverage under the said insurance system on behalf of the Political
Subdivision; and
'WHEI(EAS, a ferm of apl,li :ation and agreement between the Tel"ritorial Agency and
the Political Subdivision containing the terms and conditions for the inclusion
by theTerritorial Agency of the said eligible employees under the coverage of said
insurance sYE'tem on ',ehalf of the ~itical Subdivisionhas been submitted to tl1is
body for consideration and action;
NOd, TIIE5:::FO;( " i~::: IT '<S:.OLVED that the Political Subdividon execute the a.fore-
said application and agreement and submit the same to the Territorial Agency for a
acceptance and that the Territorial Agency be, and it hereb',c is, requested to
include all of said eligible employees of the Political Subdivision in an agreement
between the Territory and the Federal Security Administratior for the coverage of
said employees under the insurance system estahlished by Title 11 of the Federal
Social Security Act, as amended or as mcy here~fter be amended; and
BE IT FURTHLP. R,:::DLVED, t'liit for the ~ose of said application and agrc^ement,
SIGRID STErRNS, CITY CLERK, Seward, Alask~ be, and she hereby is, designated as
the Aut},orized Agent of the ].-olitical Subdivision and is her~\.v autl10rized and
directed to execute a said ap,.lici',tion and agreement, as submitted, on behalf
of the Political Subdivision and to forwa~d the same to the Territorial !~encY
for accepta~ce and furth~r action; and
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BE IT FUl(liI:::Tc RZWLVED, that said Authorized Agent is further authorized and
directed as the r'"presentative of the Political Subdivision to conduct all
negotiations,conclude all arrangements and sisn all a~r'ements and inwtruments which
may be neces:"ciry to carry out the letter and int'~nt of the aforesaid application
and agr'~ement and in conformity "lith all applioable Federal and Territorial laws
ru1 es and rc::;ulations. '
Motion was made and secnnd~d tn adjourn at 12:20 o'clock A.M.
Approved
Ha,yoi'
Attest ~J~
ity Clerk
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Seward, Alaska
Janucry 9, 1952
A special meeting of theCo~on Council was called to order at 4:10 o'clock for the
purpose of passing Resolution 13, to borrow $4,000.00 for the City of ~eward, W~ter
D81~rtment. Y~yor Lanier in the Chair. Present wer~ Councilmen McRae, ~nitmore,
Johnson and Greene. Ahsent Clm. Hald 1 ton and Cole, ;:,oth ill.
Resolut ion 13 ',~as re['d by tLe City Clerk.
R6!solution 13
BE IT Ri.::'DL'IED, by the members of the Corrrr;-,on Council of the City of :3eard,
'rHAT, EugeneN. Lanier, Mayor and K. D. Groene, Finance Officer, ARE HLREJ3'{
AUTIJRIZED, tosign a note with the Seward, Branch, First Nati0nal Benk of IUlcharage,
in the amount of $4,000.00, payable 90 days from January 8, 1952, tog0ther with
interest at 8"7. payable from the rev;enues of the Ci t;y of Se\<lard Wai;er Department.
Eugene N. Lanier
Mayor
Attest:
Sigrid Stearns
City Clerk
Councilman Johnson moved to pass Resolution 13. Seconded by Councilman
Clm. McRa~, Whitmore, Johnson and Greene voted yes. Motion carried.
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Motion was ~,de and seconded to adjourn at 4:25 o'clock P.M.
Greene.
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AttesC ] ~~;)l ~
City Cl! rk
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Sewar::l, Alaska
January 21, 1952
A regular meeting of the Common Co~ncil ,'JdS coIled toorcler at
Mayor Lanier in th2 chRir. l'resent '-Ien] Clm. lIcR3.e, Johnson,
P~~ilton. Absent Clm. Greene.
8:20 o'clock P.M.,
'Alti tmor<3, Cole ilnd
Binutes of the 10. st regular and specialmcet iwrs were H'o.d and approved.
l-Jayor Lanier spoke in b"half of the City, saying the City or Se-dard is not liable
for lawsuit ror the absence of elect:ri eal energy, water or housing.
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Wm. Muir Has present regarding the lOlbsenc8 of water on Second lwenue said he de.ired
to lmJ",r the main at his own expense with City supplying the pipe so they could have
water until spring. Painter, Gilliland and Stanton also represented }~ir. Arthur
Duncan spoke regarding the depth of thi.5 man.
Clm. H"llllilton moved th"t the City authorize the expenditure to thaw, refill and place
6" pipe between Jefferson and l-iadison on Second f'.venue. Seconded by Clm. Whitmore.
All in f"vor, motion carried.
Mr. Griffin spoke regarding leaves in the water system at the Housing Area and Mayor
Lanier advised him thiit the Sity was "king all possible but it is a tough job as the
City has just tuken over the ~{ater system. Several residents of the Housing Area
told arout the ir water shortage.
Mrs. Fmnsen of the Heusing Area, gave a petition to the l-Jayor 6.qainst the r&ise of
rent in the Housing area, and signed by 27 persons. Approximately residents or
the Area were present and questioned by the }Jayor regarding the materials etc and
work done by the Manager. Mr. Barr spoke regarling the work he had done in the
j,rea r~<;arding the huts as \!plJ, .':J t'13 work done on his own quarters and Brs. Barr
told what remained to be done in their C\'m q..larters. This whole matter was tabled
by the I'Jayor until later in the evening.
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Letter was read from the Department of Public V[elfare. Clm. Hamil ton moved to
authorize $25.00 additional rent for Public 'lelfareorfice. Seconded by Clm.
Johnson. All in ravor, motion carried.
K. D. Cobban was present ror further discussion or the fish market and was advised
to have a lease prepaxed, including the raymcnt or $15.00 per mpnth to the City
..ith re-negotiations at the endor a three year period.
Elmer Ha.,r!ey \'Ias present regarcUng the letter af dismissal sent by the Street
Cor,uni ssi onar, stated he hod 947 hours of overtild0 coming and lNhf!:[ 'dould be jone about
it. I'layor Lanier arlvis8d him to rerer the matter to the I,.abor Co missioner and that
if he had had overtime coming he should have presented it to the Council along with
the other payro~ls.
LettC?r or apIjlication ror water SupcrintendLilt was read from the '.,Tater Superintendent
or Echo, Cregon.
Felix Toner wrote regor,ing the acquisition of tanks, well!', pipeline atc. in the
Santiarium j\rea advising the Council thc,t he was roughing out a proposal to the
Attorney General.
Clm. Johnson moved to approve the hourly payroll as read. Seconded by Clm. Hamilton.
All in f vor, motion carried.
Clm. Hamilton moved to hire Olga Nelsen as Clerk-typist at $350.(10 per month.
Seconded by Clm. Cole. All in r"vor, ll10tion c,orried.
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Clm. Ee.mil ton moved to pay -:::,? l,i 11 s 0. S ::: -'Ed. Seconds2 by Clrr. J -:>hnson. All in
f"yor, motion carried. Generd F'nd: Alask::.. Fire E::Juipment, ;1;14.00; r~T'-:c,$29.S4;
I,ndrew's, :1>9.00; F_ndy's, 3667.27; Rdlou c. \,jright, $555.94; ,-Jater Dept. $11/.50;
U.S.Conunisooioller, $2.50; Dale's Diner, i$8C.CO; 'f.S.D?rley Co., ;~429.60; Friberg
Electric, $6.50; ,'lron ;:;ricson, ;;'5.00; Hamilton's, ;~73.CU; l'et~ Kesselring, $0",.28;
Hc:rathon.. Cr-cfe, $17.75; O,sbo's, $151.80; Paul::3tein~r'SL. ~~~5t. I'_.~'s ()a.rClffp., $21.3"5;
Se'lard ...418c. $~G8.10; f'c "]"r-.,1 l~LJ. ,:, IIc;--.LL., ,,~:;ns.-:,O(I=.~"u-)~~e"~GrJ EarrlvJarc, :J448.26i
Se<'7a-'-~ TradirJ..;- .S38.06i 31~~-'::i.r-j h(~~h. C:-~;C)P, .$5:'.' 9j Seaport Recotd, :1-38.00; S\)uriough
3J(r"Rsjj.,\i'''l5iZ.06~. Sttd~ oq ;;.'ll6,,99'$lJ" Unc.1.erwl..od Corr,. ,H75.GO; -"ebl, illlcl -:12',_"-,;$141. .GC,."~ 1,1
~'u .",of "'e ra S6;rvJ.f"-"'-')
HOUSIng r.YCCl. c:.?l '>.en,-.i....Jnf:?c; "J.F:d-P.....T. '~, :201.95; E. E. Leon.::trd, $47.31, C'Sbo'~'1 ~600.12,
P~tl'~triner' "9c~ C'il c' -1 1 n t ""r 00 Q "11-, 0'0 HOO~ an
~c.:........J.!._ :::5, Hi ~;(j. '., ..:::le,.:d.1'",_ .. Ee. uYS '2m, ~Ll<:'.,):-)i ,.r~.tfJr-) l' ,'J. c.:: rll:j.t;;: ,).~...;,
Co_ 'Y" }'=r-:hare "70' '2c OC' "~ 1 h~,..," =~" :'J 32~ ., C'o- --i']' ,,",' 1, r C't ' ,-, 1'2 "2
"-"L: d..l~.' _y lA.\! I ~( ..J" (_'I U'V ,.<...1..' ..::...._.L,. .....:ll,-',r--, ~_, """.'-,-,J, U......al. __ t- L>..u.c...,e ,..J ~,l~i-.',;.r~ .a ,
R:lY's C'il we,vie::::, 1.}84.l5, Std. Cil, lJ,37.l5, ",erner's l'lkt, ')10.00, ilndrew's, $218.55,
'vilsor.....,dlec. ';j.~,'..~S, Doyle's, :S'J15.35, Le~ko :3ros, ~~~).!'-i, l' .1 (rr, Cab, ,~'::,?50;
lj';ater gept~ I\.J,',~'k3. ~r(-cnsf~~r, $ea.GO, Be:::.ver and 1,T,"lnSevent9Y, $21.25, IT.S.Gon'I.1i.ss.j -her,
$a.oc, ;-t.-,iJ/ J")unv.1.f Con1UP:cce, $18.48, tad.fic '1t'ild'H, ;);P.I'(, ~e.-wort :\'.ccor1,
'n?:'5, c.~ntrcl 2:oyvic? ~\,= :1ey, ;;'90.00; Sa.les Tax: SC\"iUJ. ::lrug, $24.50.
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January 21, 1957..
Clm. Hamilton mov8~ te authorize the Fire Chief to hire casual shndby help as he
sees fit. Seconded by elm. McRae. [.11 in Lover, motion caryied.
Copy of a letter of Local 1-82 was rearl. Clm. Hamilton moved to go along uith 1-82
and lIclcome im'<Jstigation. Seconded by Clm. MC!{Cle. All in favor, motion earried.
Clm. &rdlton Illoved to go into exeGl'tivo sewsioll to continue DUE'iness. S,econdc-d by
Clm. Johnson. All in f<;vor, motien cerried.
Clm. Hamilton moved to carry the Housing Area until March 1st, mec;n.vhile adve:rtising
for hids for 3 year lease, bids to be opened 11s.rch 3rd. Seconded b', Clm. Johnson.
Clm. HcRae yes, Clm. 1,~hitrooL', no, Clm.' Johnson, Cole and Hamil ton, yes. Hotion calrc ~c:.
Clm. Hamilton moved to reject the petition for the Housing Area residents a0ainst
the rent raise. Seconded by Clm. HcRae. Clm. McRae, 'dhi tmore, Johnson and FIamilton,
yes. Clm. Cole, no. Eotion ciirried.
Motion was made and 5econded to adjourn
at 1:25 o'clock A.M.
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APprove~A~<-dAA' .A C~Y'
Ki or
F,ttest ~~
City Clerk:
Seward, [.luska
January 23,1952.
A special meeting of the COIMlon Council WiiS' called to order at 12:10 o'clock P.M.
for the purpose of passing ReselutLm No. 14, kncndment to Or:'immce !Jo. 161, and
authorizatio:1 City C18.k's leave pay. ,1. G. McRae, Acting Muyor. Also present,
Clm. i-Jhitmoro, Johnson, Cole, Hamilton and Gr-=cne. Absent, Mayor Lanier.
Clm. Hamil ton moved to sU::;I~end the rules for th" adoptibn of Resolution No. 14.
Soconderl by Clm. Johnson. Clm. Whitmore, Johnson, Cole, Hamilton and Greene voted
yes. l~tion cQrried.
Clm. HQmilton moved to H,dopt Ii: 'folutiNl No. 14, A ~et.;olution callinq ,~, Special
Election for the Purpose of Detemin.i.ng whether or not the Cualified Voters of the
Tmm of SeJi;rd, Alc:sk'l., Should Authorize the Issuance of Revorme Bonds in an amount
not to exceed Four Hundred Thousand ($400,OOO) Dollars for the Purpose of purchasing,
Rehat>ilitating, Bettering and extending its Water Distribution System, Pursuant to
Title 48, Section 44F, U.S.C.A. or Act of Congress of March 6, 1946. Seconded by
Clm. Johnson. Clm. Whitmore, Johnson, Cole, Hamilton and Greene voted YEG. }btion
carried.
Clm. H"lmilton moved to set the 'late for the''l>400,OOO.CO
Tuesday, February 26, 1952. Seconded by Clm. Greene.
Hamilton dnd Greene voted yes. Hotion carried.
Revenue Bond Election for
Clm. Johnson, Whitmore, Cole,
Clm. Jolmson moved to suspend the rules for the adoption of an Amendment to Ordinance
164. econded by Clm. Hamilton. All in fc,vor, motion carried.
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Clm. Greene moved to adopt Amendment to Ordinance 164, an Orc'.inance IlJtlending
schedules "A", "B", "C", and "D" of Or'1inance No. lC4, Pel~tainin<;T to Rates for
Electrical =nergy. Seconded ty Clm. Johnson. All in f~vor, motion carried.
Clm. Hamil ton moved that the City Clerk: be granted one month lecve pay. Seconded
by Clm. \^lhitmore. All in favor, moticn car ried.
Letter of resignation by Clm. Hhitmore was read by the City Clerk. Clm. Hamil ton
moved to accept ine red0n"ltion of Clm.Whitmore as councilman as per letter.
Seconded by Clm. Greene. All in favor, mot ion carried.
Clm. rL-lmilton moved to give Clm. Whitmore a vote of confidence. Seconded by Clm.
Greene, All in fnvor, motion carried.
Hotion W<lSIIDde and seconded to adjourn i9.t 1 :05 0' clock P.H.,
Mtcd~~ UA~~
City Clerk
Approved
Acting }1ayor
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Se'irarcl, [,ld3ka
Janu~ry 26, 1952
A spAcial mecnng or the Coranon Council was Cc,lled to order at 12 :30 o'clock P.M.,
ror the !=,urpose or appoint ing a ney, cou:1cilrnan ror unexpired term, and extending
the option or the Brady Construction co., l'ayor Lanier in thO! chair. P'''Es"nt '/lere
Clm. HeRae, Johnson, Cole, Hamilton and Greene.
Clm. McRae moved to a;cpoint Russell P~inter to rill the unexpired t0rm or Clm.
Hhitmore. Seconded by earn. Greene. All in fF,vor, motion oiirri~d.
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Clm. McRae moved to extend the option of the Brady Construction Co. ror sixty (60)
days. Seconded by Clrr.. Johnson. All in fi''for, mot ion carried.
}~yor Lanier appointed Clm. McRae and Joiunson and H. E. Southard as a committee
to take inventory of Housing ,",rea stock.
Hotion was mClde imd seconded to adjourn at 1:00 o',"]oel: P.M.,
,;ttest ~i:J.Ulf~
i y Cl""rk
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Se~Ndrrl, Ill;:cka
FebD;iiry 1;" 1952
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A regular meeting or the Common CC'.lnci 1
A. G. McRae, ~cting }~yor. 1 resent were
1;1: .sent :r"1-~Y(lr Lan icr [\,d 81m. Gt" -'ene.
,'laS cillled to order at 8:05 o'clock 1.11.
Clm. T'airrer, Johnsen, C:>lf? iind P.amilt:)JI.
Ein1\te:o of the li~st regular al',d ~:'2cidl me~':inJ.~ '.,ere read and iwproved ""8 correc':ed.
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Lease of Se'::e<rd Seafc\ods Inc., VFU3 read hy thp. City Cl~rk, discussed and referred
to tJ-.e City [,ttomey.
request
~J'lo IGtters "Jere read from 3tundard Oil Co., r~0ardinc!lror b;.tildir,g or st'JT."tge tankc
cl~:: permit to cross Ac.kms Str2et. Hr. Endn Cine Hr.Shandctrom ."!er~ t
pr: -.lsen ,r,epres-
e~t~n~~ tr:e S~C;.:, ~~l 80. Tl-le hbttel- Ha:;;~ jisCl:~~~ec3 2Tld Hr. ~~:"'.vin li"li~~: ;r.~'t"'r:]n t~_ .
Frre nd"rwrrt"r,- code to study :""1 the ;nc:.!'ter 'ti,,~, tolled lntil let'! in ~'he
2vLnlng.
Er. l(patirlg \'"dS r;r"'=..>'3nc in tv:::.hal: J.l.- tl.i':: :'ha.mb:n-c..: COIl.J,-.-"-ce, r~~(!u,:3.silnr"" infonnat~-=,n
l.CC',"y.~l Lnc; tl-..(: }:,~'ndej in(L:bter~"'J~3Sf' uf the City.
I'Ir. 1~>~-:fCin -A~S ;"r~FS~l1t fur i,lfcITl.c ~i.~)n Ye0or'li~1'J -;ate~ in the ECilf::irJ.J [.;:---3..
Ii l_;:;>tj_tic~~ v.l:.;,? rr~s"ntprl. to the Nayor J'-)I,...lr.dinrd that the ;-~tc.nd;tr,'_: ()il Co. r?f:.:aii.
f:rom L!uiJdirlC; fUF31 st,-)r:lt;C~ t"..nks. 7!1.i g rf1fit~er WdS d.iflcussecl OJ'" :3ev<-.;ral persons
pres~at and tatled until fk~thRr in the cv. ninu.
Lcttel from Nc.r'..:horn ctev;~j, ,rin(, ~ han,ili }'I:; C~orp. ~lJdS :-~~3.'~: r.c;:(~(~r Jinq the f.iUrch,- se
of lo-Ls 25, ~(, Block 22 c..nj W'eT'? to be advised th~it ~l.is bv!-::} rl.ing:....~ 1 ;:dte nef'" 0L<:n
6,~t u.sicJ:: for use 'l the ~tI"P8t r,~,!-~-_.,...hrt~~nt.
L,,-~tGr i"rO!1 Jevi.... [ ~(t--]n.P.c~~v': ;.,'as r -......1 r:'~j~nli::lIJ tr.~ c:l:ti:n to !-il:lsl::a Dock & 13ric]r}e
''uild8(s. ':;,l_r... Earnill"'1 :ncvecl to set'::le e.,' cl5.im \"ith Al"2;Cri Jock ane' Jridge
Suilders for ~SCO.GG. f__,~C2:lj,ed by :1-;1. ~;olc. i~ll lh fC'~ "Jr, p.uiion cL<.~ri~d.
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r"Hll frc,tL.'~r.-=,c \^i..l.~ 1.. ",J for l"olice li']ht ::.nrt L~. I:l '~ing 3sked -..i1"1;.'" t:, 24 :-~ours
serv3 Jit tl".,.; P::\h~~ri-ll i)'11ilding lla<~ ~Y' _:n r~li~UVi...;:l fOl the Fi.r1ded 1';01 ice ~lu':::..;ci--' '11.
i....-J.iJ.. ;,_.J-,Hson 1u..c a.S1c8,' -~~) cher..:k ^~~1::-t ,:~i:EC -':"_'~ rhp 1j~~4.
p~ letter of" rc~~:t~t- ~ i rrOlll.....' " , .ondi~nt CarlE'oH
tE:~~Ch8r ror the ~.',J.lance of -1:1lP year '.;"d.:. ref.d.
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elm. Pa.inter r.10Vf..;J th;:t i.i,,;> scll,)o:
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1'..~,L.t~r -)".-Ir:; Nr. ~(-ir:;l:J~ev-'~~~ ~:'-'011t If d~3,- -:Jr: t>t-, ~> i.';.:"iLl.'--j [..,--0_ !\,__~, (',,'-:d ,:~\.nd Nr. r=(;o:;t~i':.
r~:~(-,,': 1:'\.\ coJG. ~~r,2 City Cler:: ~,raG~!'f'-l_.(l...:.,~tF;d ~,-) ,ntClct tbe City }',tt_crney ':'-('(~d_:--:~.Ih:;
tl-.e 1("7;~~ing of = ,--,s5n(j" J~r~~ C..S :'(:~ll J.S 6. sp:'ci:l.l rii31-;;rLo(Ji,J-,l,-for nei,\T in,i.ust-ry.
Foss, I-:o.lcolm <..:nd Ol.e:O.il lett8::- ~..,~::.s rf~J.d rl_.~t.;,''i",~'''!.in] [f r,ues+ '[:_' ;~J.,}31-0. ~ublic ~,'iorks
fer I~C'; h(jspit,~,J_. J..~:r. .r~r,lin, cf -Lh-:; ~l.(,pritA.l 1)oc'r.-:-2., _1~,()1:~ in. :t~'Vor 0-1= :.... n8'" ~c.s;:dtal.
l:r. ~n"-;"::r:~r~-:nli. s :)l:c of th~ nGce~;dtY' of wc:tcr l"('ha.~li 1 itrltLJlt .~~ rJ~~L 1 >:.Jl.c'i;:.:;;' ttni
l"lr. :)c,yl; ~!OL0 r-;(,:fd_rrii.1J rr;;':l'~ i~_it(}t~..n i:1lrU-:.l'Jl. +:'.1 E1..<l ~'i.' "lie 1'lorl::s.
Se,"ar:l, [~la.ska
February 4, 1952
Letter rpgarriing decont::."'ination truck was read and City Clerk instruct8d to 1clri t".
Mr. Erwin and Mr. Shandstrorn having read the code presented them stated there "ere
no boilover pro'lucts beiner put in the :storage tcmks. Clm. Cole !'loved that the
Rt2ndard Oil Co. be 9rcnt~d a permit for the building of fuel storage tanks on
lots 11 through 20, Block 19. Seconded by Clm. Hamilton. All in fewor, n',otion c3rrie'J.
. Clm. P,linter moved thai the ;'3tandard Oil Co. be granted permission to cross P.dams
Stred 1,lith treir pipe} ine. s.ccorv-l.ed by Clm. Hamilton. AU in faver, motion carried.
B. D. Bowen was p.esent concerning past due garbage account and was advised t~e
mi'itter ",'ould be entirely ur, to the Cit,r Naaistratc.
Tho m'ltt-Jr of payment of "Jdter -bills when having had no water was l::rought up, and
the people were asked to bear Hith the City duriIl<;; tr i s "iIlter, tho .,Jetter bill s were
to 1-;e pili unles(; thero was too much complc'int then the persons were to cone before
th~ Council. Thawing and blowouts were to l>:Jid by individuals and not the City.
Clm. JohnEon moved to dIJpoint Clm.Fainter as finance offi "€Or, temporarily. Seconded
by Clm. Cole. All in fc~or, motion cQrried.
elm. faintc.r moved to approve the hourly payroll. Sccconded b" Clm. Hanil ton. All
in Lvor, motion carried.
}lotion was made and seconded to adjeurn at lC:45 ='clock f.N.
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Seward, Alaska
February 15, 1952
A special meeting of the Conunon Council was called to order at 12:15 o'clock, for
the purpose of discussing the opinion of the City Attorney regarding the leasihg
of the Housing Area; Mayor Lanier in the Chair. Present were Clm. Painter, McRae,
Johnson, Cole and Hamilto~. Absent Clm. Greene. AlBo present Ralpn Cottis, City
Attorney.
Mr. Cottis read the la" concerning the leasing of the property and that it would
be necessary to have an eledtion for the ratification of the people. The bids to
be opened on March 3rd, then an Ordinance drawn for the vote of the people, and a
lease to be drawn up, and that it might require several leases to cover the entire
projec'l:.
Both Mr. Keating and Mr. Griffin spoke regardning the Housing Area, Mr. Keating
regarding a new proposition to be presented at the next regular meeting, to form
a board composed of five members.
Motion was made and seconded to adjourn at 2:15 o'clock P.M.
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Seward, Alaska
February 18, 1952
A regular meeting of the Common council was called to order at 8:00 o'clock P.M.,
Mayor Lani(?r in the chair. l'resent were Clm. McRae, Painter, Johnson, Cole,
Hamilton and Greene.
Minutes of the last regular and special meetings were read and approved.
Mr. Cordeiro from the Housing Area spoke in beha~f of appointing a five man ,board
for the Housing Area. The City to have $1,000 per month from the rentals, the
managers salary and repairs from the balance, and if, after several months there
was any money over, it would revert to the City. Mr. Keating sUgges~that the bids
be opened as planned then decide a,~ut the 5 man board.
Clm. Greene moved to table Housing Area !llI&tter until.opening of bids. Seconded by
Clm. Hamilton~ All in favor, motion car'"ied.
Seward, Alaska February 18, 1952
Clm. Painter moved to suspend the rules for the adoption of Resolution l4A.
Seconded by Clm. Greene. All in Favor, motion carried.
Clm. Greene moved to adopt Resolution l4A.
RESOLUTION NUMBER 14 A
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BE IT RiSOLVED by the Council of the Town of Sewurd, Aln~ka, that the followinJ
named persons shall act as Judges, Clerks and as Inspectors at that special
election to be held on the 26th day of February, 1952, at Seward, Alaska, for the
~urpose of determining whether the Town of Seward shall issue revenue bonds for the
purICose of purchasing, rehabilitating bettering, and extending its water distribution
system:
Judges: John J. R~sness
Richard O. Hyers
Al ice F. Lorang
Clerks: Mildred Kirkpatrick
"nna "'hea
Inspector: John J. ~osness
The rules governing the introduction , posting, passage and approval of resolutions
are here':N suspended and an emergency is declared, and this Resolution shall be
effective immediately upon its introduction and passage this 18 day of February,1952.
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Municipal Clerk
Town of Seward, Hlaska
Eugene N. Lanier
MAYOR
ro.m OF SD'JF.r<D, AL:\SKA
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February 18, 1952
Mildred Kirkpatrick was present to discuss payment to the City in lieu of taxes,
from the Federal Government, saying the League of Alaskan Cities would look into
the matter f or the City. Mrs. Kirkpatrick an executive member of the League, asked
to look into the matter .or the City, to which the Council consented. She also
mentioned grants from the Govern~ent for critical defense areas by the Department of
Defense, that could be use for a school program. Mrs. Kirkpatrick also sta.ted
the Western City Magazine deires items in City develolxnent and requested permis~ion
to proceed with some information for the magazine.
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Mr. Keating requested immediately calling an emergency in Seward for funds to be
made available from the Federal Government for sewer and water rehal)ilitation. The
ma+tfo'r was discussed by the Council and others present with the Hayor and Council
sayiIq the matter would be presented to the mil i tary by Clm. Johnson.
Letter WM' r',ad from Director of Civil Defense regarding a decontamination truck and
referred to Clm. Johnson.
Mr. Cobban was present in regards a lease of Seward Seafoods and a letter from
attorney Cottis was read, and the lease to be cirawn UD by Nr. Cottis.
Letter from the l~ailroad was rc,ad r'xrar,1ing water rates.
comply with with the letter and continue with tl1e present
notice. Seconded by Clm. Hamilton. All in favor, motion
Clm. Painter moved to
billing until further
ca rri ed.
Chapter IX of the new code was read and Clm. Johnson moved to suspend the rules for
the adoption of Chapter IX. Seconded by Clm. Hamilton. Discussion followed.
Clm. Johnson recalled th0 above motion.
Clm. Johnson moved that the Building Code, Chapter IX, is satisfactory to the
Council as r.qad. Seconded by Clm. Fainter. All in fe, vor, motion ceO rried.
Clm. Painter moved to approve the hourly payroll. Seconded by Clm. Greene. All in
favor, motion aarried.
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Clm. Johnson moved to ray the bills as rea.d with the exception of the 1\.1 eska Railroad:
The Ala~a Railroad $148.64, ATEC, $37.84, Alaska Transfer, $150.00, Andrew's,$27.00,
Andy's Oil Delivery, $718.23, Automotive Parts & Equipment, $251.72, Ballou & ~o!right,
$161.15, Gntral Garage, 65.00, City Express, $9.27, W.S.Darley Co., $11.00, Friberg
Electric, $105.20, Hamilton's Garage, $93.55, Mac's Photo ~lOP, $8.95, Miro Flex Co.
$114.91, Se~ard Plumbing & Htg. $797.73, Std. Oil Co., $343.43, Sew. Elec. System,
$675.85, Se'.vard Hardware, $318.82, Se''iard LeAther Wk:s, $6.00, Seward 11achine Shop,I,'._
~ward Metal Wk:s, $~75" Seward Tr2ding Co., $43.00, Northern Cab, $5.00, Seward'
Seapo,t Record, $126.05, Wagner Elec. Corp. $33.55, Water Dept. $112.50, Aron Ericson,
$12.00, Plummer & Arnell, $1,541.47, Petty Cash, $29.19; Housing Area Fund: Andrew(s,
$465.15, Kenai Sheet Metal Works, $242.85, Northern Cab, $37.00, Osbo's, $795.55,
Paulsteiner's, $21.15, Sew. PH:g. & Htg., $352.10, Ray's Oil Service, $62.22,
Sew. olec. System, $15.55, Seward ~"rdware, $511.10, Sew. Leather Wks, $2.00, Seward
~fjchine Shop, $1,087.77, Seward Trading Co., $4.30; Water Dept.Paulsteiner's, $37.17,
Sew. Trading Co., $7.82; Sales Tax: Sew. Seaport Record. $51.83. Seconded by
Clm. Greene. Clm. McRae, Johnson, Cole, Hamilton and Greene voted yes. Clm.
Painter, no vote. Motion carried.
Clm. Greene moved to aut' orize l'f.r. VanSeventer to make a general check of the
books. Secpnded by Clm. McRae. All in favor, motion carried.
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21m. Hamilton moved to authorize $leO for Clm. Johnson to con "act personally, General
Kepner at Fort Richardson, on civil defense matters. Seconded by Clm. Greene.
All in favor, motion cGnied.
Henry Horton and N. Wengert were present with their water problems.
Clm. Painter moved to go into executive session. Seconded by clm. McRae. All in
favor, motion carried.
Letter dated February 14th, from the Con~issioner of l~alth regarding local health
problems, was read and discussed.
Clm. McRae moved that the fire department be authllJrized to charge anyone for
commercial purposes for the fire truck, at the discretion of the fire chief.
Seconded by Clm. Painter. All in favor, motion carried.
Clm. Hamil ton moved that General l~epner ",lso be coniacted in declaring Seward
a critical defense area. Seconded bv elm. Greene. hll in f"vor, motion carried.
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February 18, 1952
Motion was made and seconded to adjourn at 11:00 o'clock P.M'
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Sevlard, Alaska
February 27, 1952
A special meeting of the Common Council was called to order at 4:0~ ~dclock P.M.
for the nurpose of canvassing the ballots of the Special Election/~6r the purpose of
determin ing whether or not the qualified voters of the Town of Seward, 1tlaska
should &uthorize the issuance of Revenue bonds not to exceed $400,000. ~~yor Lanier
in the Chair. Present were Clm. McRae, Painter, Johnson, Cole, Hamilton and Greene.
elm. Johnson moved to accept the Judge's report of the canvass of the Special Election
for determining whether or not the qualified voters of the TOvTn of Sewiirl should
authorize tl e issuance of Revenue Bonds in an amount not to exceed $400,000.00
Dollars for purchasing, rehabilitation etc. of the water system, as follows: total
registration 329; 136 For Proposition "An, shall the Town of Seward, Alaska, issue
Revenue bonds, payable solely frJm unpledged of its water distribution system,
under authority of Act of March 6, 1946, in an amount not to exceed Four Hundred
Thousand $400,00) Dollars, for the purpose of purchasing, rehabilitating, bettering
and extending its water distributing system?;- 104 Against Proposition "An.
Seconded by Clm. McRae. Clm. McRae, Painter, Johnson, Cole, Hamilton and Gr8ene,
voted yes. Motion carried.
Motion was made and seconded to adjourn at 4:15 o'clock P.M.
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Seward, illaska
February 18, 1952.
A special neet1ng of the -Common Council was called to order at 4:17 o'clock: P.M.
for the purpose of discussing the "Housing Area and Housing Area Y~nager. Mayor
Lanier in the c!hair. Present were elm. McRae, 'Paihter, Johnson, Cole, Hamil ton
and Greene.
Clm. Johrtson moved that Mr. Barr's services as Housing Area Manager be terminated
as of Match 15th. Seconded by Clm. Hamilton. All in favor, motion carried.
Clm. Hamil ton moved to appoint Ji'imes Kirkpatrick temporarily as Housing Area Manager
at $100 per month, commencing March 1st. Seconded by Clm. Painter. All in fevor,
motion carried.
Clm. L1amil ton moved to have Pat Bogan thaw the water for Housing Area residents, not
to exceed $300. Seconded by Clm. Painter. All in favor, motion carried.
Clm. Hamilton moved that Harry Southard be authrorized t 0 make a trip to Anchorage
to investigate lot titles. Seconded by Clm. Painter. All in favor, motion carried.
Clm. Hamilton moved that $25 be authorized for payment for radio advertizing.
Seconded by Clm. McRae. All in favor, motion carried.
Notion was made and seconded to adjourn at 4:35 o'clock P.M.
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Set~ard, Alaska
I'larch 3, 1952
A reqular meet ing of the Cornmon Council
Hayor Lanier in the chair. l-resent were
Hamilton and Greene.
was called to order at 8:10 o'clock P.M.,
Clm. McRae, l-ainter, Johnson, Cole,
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Dick Erickson, one of three school boys present, asked about a roller skatinq rink
and he wa.s told the rna tter is in the hands of the fir,.~ department and it would be
necessary to discuss the illc"tter with them.
Bids for 1 ease of Housing i\rea Here opened. Bids were submi tteu by 1,.]. F. Heppenstall,
C. L. -'Teber, E. C. Farsons, U. L. Nackay and Harry llall. Clm. Painter moved that
the bids be tables until later in the evening, for further discussion. Seconded
by Clm. Hamilton. All in favor, mot ion carried.
Letter fr0m h. i.. Barr n''Jar':iing overtime and other things he considered due him
by the City, was HJild. Clm. Hamilton moved that the letter from H. E. Barr,
regarding overtime due, 2 weeks pay in lieu of notice etc., be turned over to the
City Attorney for attention. Seconded by elm. HcRae. All in favor, motion carried.
Letter from General Kepner was read, reqaning critical defense areas, impossible
for Se".'!ard to become one unless it could be declared a critical defense housing
area. Clm. Johnson gave a report on his meeting 'Ili th General Kepner and returned
$60.00 of the expense money criven him for the trip.
Letter from G. S. Schwamm was read regar~ing the maintenance of the airport.
Two letters regar Jing the sewer were read, one from Don 1'(. i.-Jilson to Felix Toner,
the other to Don. II. ',iilson from the Division of Se,nitation and Lngine,:>ring.
Clm. }Jainter moved to close the meeting to go into executive ser:cion. f;econclecl by
elm. Eamil ton. nll in favor, motion carried.
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}layor Lanier spoke regarding his meeting with Mr. Ga0non of Alaska Housing Authority,
HJgarding Q hOlising prograrr., and saying he would meet '/lith E.' ';len \'!ilder for a
further discussion.
elm. IQinter moved to tal:1e the Housina ;irea LeCise ] ids until the next meetinq of
the Council. E;cconded t.y Clm. Greene. [,11 in favor, motion car'ried.
Resolution 15 was read by the City C18rk. Clm. HcRae moved to suspend the rules
for th," ,'dol,ticn of Ii:esolution 15. ::ieconded by elm. GrRene. ,',11 in f '/01', motion
carried.
Clm. Johnson moved to adopt desolution l5,re"uesting the lllacka Housing Authority
to make a survey for request of funds for re-development of l~roperth,s, m-med by
the City. Reconded by Clm. Painter.
Letter from Halter E. Huntley was read and 'i seussed, and answered by Mayor Lanier.
Executive session adj"urned.
Carl R. Carlson, surerintendent, was present and plans for a new highschool were
discussed. Hr. Carlson also spoke n,crarding ddditioi1&l school space for next fall
and Ule possibility of using the flayview School.
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Clm. Painter moved to suspend the rules for the adoption of RA.solution 16. Seconded
by Clm. Hamilton. All in fevor, motionauried.
Clm. McRae moved to adopt ;'(esolution 16, ltuthorizinq filing of Application with the
United States of ~rica for a Fublic Works under the tern.s of the Alaska Public
Horks Progrcm, Fublic Law 264, 8lst Con,ress of the United StFltes, ApIIoved
August 24, 1949, - for a High School Building. Seconded by Clm. Hamilton. All in
favor, motion carried.
Surplerrlent to Ordinance No. 207 was read by the City Clerk. Clm. Hamil ton moved
to su spend the rules for the adoption of the suv,lement to Ordinance No. 207.1
Seconded ny Clm. Johnson. All in [,vor, motion car-ried.
Clm. Gr2ene rr,overi to i1(lort Sunplement to Ordinance No. 207, an Ordinance regarding
payments for Llectrical Service, pertaining to Rules rind Regulations Governing in-
stallation and use of Electrical Energy in the City of ;:;eHard, Alaska. Seconded
by Clm. Johnson~ elm. HeRae and Fainter voted no. Clm. John',on Cole, Familton
and Greene voted yes. ~btion carried.
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March ~ 1952.
Froposed Ordinance No. 218 was read by the City Cl,rk for the first tirrce, an Ordinance
Establishing Rates for Electrical Energy.'
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Clm. Hamilton moved that Harry Southard approve all purchase orders for the City.
2econded by Clm. McRae. All in f Civor, motion carried.
Clm. Greene moved to approve the hourly !Byroll. Seconded by Clm, Painter. All
in f dvor, motion carried.
Following appointments were made by the V~YQr; Street, Clm. Hamilton; Water, Clm.
Painter; Housing Area, Mayor Lanier; Finance, Clm. Cole; Airport and Small Boat
Harborr Clm. Greene; Police, Clm. Johnson; Fire, Clm. McRae.
Botion was made and seconded to adjourn at 11:35 o'clock P.M.
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Nclrch 10, 1952
A special hl8eting of the Comnon Council ware caUDd, 10 ~fidrf at 3: 00 0' clock r .M.
for the purpose of consulting with the Attorney/ori~pf~pa~lng the Bond Issue fur
",~t0r Rehabilitation and '.-lith Felix Toner, Engineer on proceeding ',lith plans and
specifications for the new water systenl. ~~yor Lanier in the Chair. Present were
Clm. HcRae, Painter, Johnson, Cole, Hamilton and Greene. Also Toner and Hellenthal.
Felix Toner spoke alont the wells, pipeline etc. in the Fort Raymond F,:c'~a and
Sanatorium, and the amount of Hater cominq iI',.
The City Clerk read a letter dated February 8, 1952, from Felix Toner a~ut the
,,,ells und ripelines in Sanitarium and Fort ,:aymond P'rea.
Clm. Hamiltoh moved to comply with t112 letter from Felix Toner, doted Februi'lry ~8,
1952 that vnlls and pipelines be transferred to the City. coeconded by Clm. l'aintHr.
fill in fCivor, motion carried.
Clm. Hamil ton moved to advise Felix Toner t? J-'roceed vri th the plans and necessary
specifications for ,,,ater rehar:-ilitation in accord ',dth propo:':al made June 29, 1951,
and authorize the ~layor and City Clerk to sign the document. Seoonded by elm
Gr ,ene. 1',11 in f :ivor, motion carried.
:'!ellenthel spoke regarding the selling of the bonds advising the Council to t:link
at,out it, LlS they might h"ve an bn,edi<,te offer.
Hr. Starr or [,Tl;C was l~resent and discussed telephone rates requesting the estab-
1 i shment of $4. 00 flat r;:,tc for four and six pc:rty 1 ines. The lIB tter was referred
to the City Attorney.
~lotion was lIBde and seconded toa::ljnurn ilt 4:10 o'clock P.H.
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pu~)ose of discussing the proposed Water Bond Issue with Hr. Marshall of the Foster
and Marshall bonding Company. Mayor Lanier in the chair. Present were Clm. HcRae,
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Painter, Johnson, Cole and Hamilton. &~sent 1m. ~r~ene.
Mr. Marshall spoke ragarding the necessary steps necessary for bonding und stated
that he wa5 interested in working with the City but that the City of Seward is not
0lite ready, for a bond issue. It will be necessary for the bond.ing company to
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rely on the engineer and his revised report
bids and ask for firm conmdtment for bonds
finances would be covered.
and estimate of costs. Then call for
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Engineer, spoke rP.CJardinCT the contrdct and the financing and the system
There wa s consideraLle di scuss ion raga rding the bonding and the proposed
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l,:o.yor Lanier in the Chair. l)resent IIere Clm. HcRae, Fainter, Jobnson and Hamil ton.
/':..hst'?nt ~lm. Greene r:nd COlli.
l.;inntes of the Idst H'C)ular and speciCll meetin0,s ,,[,n,> rpacl and approved.
Letter f rorr, the Hospital ?oard r 'Jcirc'i reg the financinQ of a new has] i tal Has H'ad.
Hr. ~ndn i'\nd ll;r. Nelson were present to JL3CllS:; thee f~ll"ncincT oE c new .50 bOld ),oS]itul
Cln'. l:arnil ton moved that the Council instruct the secret" ry or the hospi tal Boa rc!
to ask their firm of architects, Foss, Nalcolm and Olson to rrppare r,r.I iminary plans
and file application Hith iUaska rublic ~,Jo1'ks renuesting fnnds for a nc',( 50 bed
hospital. Seconded by Clm. Be'''ae. All in r"'lor, morion carried.
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Henry Hortenson requested j)srmission to est", lish a ili'crking lot at 4tl:1 and '.\df;hin -,ton
and rmyor Lanier quoted the rp~irements.
Clm. Hand 1 ton moved that the City Cab transfer the C71:' f bmd from the Surf I3a.r to
tLc corner of 4th iOnd '.:"shinqton; 30 feet p-llowed on "Jasl:1ington Str'~et for parking.
Seconded r.v <':lm. Johnson. .'\.il in favor, moti:m c,'1r,-ied.
elm. Hamilton moved t,) h,'1ve Clm. Johnson investigate pi'lrkir,q :!ll'ter inf'tallation.
Seconded l--'lY :lr.~. I;ainter. All in .fa~ror, motion carried.
}ir. Griffin WFlR present and the irformed the Council tl:1at the City boiler has
1,,-cen pArked on 7th i\v~nue for one week '!lith no liahts etc., and Hr. Hamilton stated
fie I-'Jould ha.ve it moved iIT1cji("lt;-'ly.
Superint'~ndent C,e rl son Wi'lS pn,sent and r~<<ue8t,~d 'P5,000 ror the school f row :::ales
T,'1x. Clm. Fainter moved to grdnt the ip5,000. Seconded by Clm. l-lc:CCae. All in
favor, mot ion m.rried.
elm. Hamil ton moved to ap prove He hourly payroll i'lc; r'"ad. S"conded b - Clm.
Johnson. All in f"vor, motion carried.
Bills were r .ad and <<uestioned by the Council end td:lcd until the next meuting.
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Letter from R. N. Van Guilder n'garcling 1','lease as street ~-)uperintendent, .,as reod
and discussed.
Proposed Ordinance No. 218 BstaDl i shing ri1 te,s for 81 cctric energy HdS rend hv the
Ci ty Cle rk for the second time.
Clm. lIamil ton moved to dut orize the !'myor and Ci ty Clerk to sign the Lease i,gree-
m,mt for Se','f2rd Seafoods Inc. ;3econded by elm. HcRae. All in fd\"or, motion carried.
E. L. GI'aves WdE present Te::F,rcling a t.,ntat i ve '"r::lposal as s~ .onsor ror 1~L. ska t!ousinc;:
['uthority for re]!>lacing the ]Tesent hO\lsing area vritll modern housing. The lltdtter
was discussed and IW was advised to de7,1 Jircctly with l:,l.';f'ka H'--'11:dno uu'::ho, it".
l'"ildre.l Kirkpc.trick \Jas present awl inforrned the Council th"t the League of Alaskan
Cities would asdst in obtaining pavrn.:mt in lieu of taxes frorol the Fed'Thl Govt.
Clm. Johnson moved to hr.V8 E. G. .Southard prepare data on all Federal l.ropcrty in
the City ,:ith volu:,ticns for tax puposes Seconded b' elm. Ilamilton. All in
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Hi'ixch 19, 1952
A special meeting of the Cowmon Council was called to order at 12:30 o'clock P.M.
for the I,urpose of passing Resolution No. 16, Ordinance No. 219 and rejecting the
Hrmsing r,rcl"t lease bids. H"yor L2nier in the Chair. Present were Clm. HcRae.,
P3.inter, Johnson, Hamilton and Greene. Absent Clm. 801e.
Clm. Hamilton moved to reject all bids for the Housing Ar0a Lease. Seconded by
Clm. HcRae. All in fwor, motion carried.
Resolution No. 16 was read by the City Clerk. Clm. NGlRae moved to susj::end the
rules for the aoy-tion of Resolution No. 16. Seconded by Clm. Johnson. All in
f"vor, motion carried.
Clm. Greene moved to edopt Resolution No. 16, a nIDlution rCauesting the F,laska
Housing ,1;uthorit}' to take OV9r the management of the 110using .I\rea ",no. find a
sponsor for a new housing program. f3econded by Clm. lIamil ton. !"l1l in f vor,
motion carried.
Ordinance No.
rIlles for the
fdvor, motion
219 was read by the ~ity Clerk.
adol,tion of Ordinance llIo. 2Ul.
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oa"ied,
elm. Hamil ton moved to suspend th'
:::;"'conded by Clm. Johnson. All in
Clm. .l'aint,'.r mover! to ,,:-to,t Or'i'\4nCe No. 219, an Or',inance fixing the rate of
Compensation to be P'ie. by the "lty of 3~"i]ard, ,Iliic:b, to Officers ap:ointed by
the Hayor of ,>aid City for t1:e tpIT.l endinrr ::i th his Term of Cffice and Repealing
all Or3inanc'cs in conflict hcr"".'iitn and D~clarinq an Emergency. fjeconded by Clm.
l<cRae. /;11 in f "'vor, motion carried.
Hotion was made and seconded to adjourn at 12:45 o'clock P.M.
Approvod t;o;., 2.;;<~4.
mod ~ ~_
ty v10rk
.3r:.:n.'i:ird, j:.lf~ -.ka.
J'i.l lr il I, 1 ~Y.s~?
Ji r r:ul6.r meetinq of the i~OllJ:.I..)'ll ~ouncil W(:t.~,~ c,-:::'.led to order &t 3:05 o'clock: 1;.1.1.
Ei1yor Lanier in the":hair. Fr'"c:cnt Her," ':In. HcRae, J,-,hnsoD, enlp., 1bmilfon c.md
'']r-:~'ene. ~r}rn3ent elll:. i'L: inter.
Qr,J ,)"-'ci" 1
1"'jn11tr'5:" of tlle last reg1..i13.r/mectiT10S \'i~.:;:re r i',d [',:y], ,:O} proved.
, C " , f tJ'''' 1'02.", i. hI boal-d ,,,as I,rc:sent regdrrling a letter froIT. i',loska TutIic
-. . c,rvnn 0 - ._ , .
Korks on the ne:'l hospital dI'pliCCltion. Lott',i- ',idS Y.e,ci fro~, Jon ,vilson r'c"iF~ing
'~:ce ,"Tn1icEction. Hr. Erwin statc?d if the aprlic"tion is ,-till ACtive it should
oi ~t.er ':,e ':.'1 thdrcrwn or amended and \'londered v;hdt steps should bc tdken. Hr. i',-'mley
of hanley cmd Ivlayer, J"lrchi tects ror the original hospi ti".l ar!plicCJtion ,';.'if' j.cresent
and spoke in behalf of the ,_pplic,:tion i:1c" t is dill active with ;:,l,~ska ] 'ublic ";orh: .
Clm. Eumil ton moved. that the Ecs;:;ital BOArd proo,o,'d ,lith tho original ilans for
1;pp1ic2tion to Ala2ka lublic ',Jorks for nel>l hospital, dated Junc 12, 1');:;[" h.'inley and
}iayer, iir:~hitects. Seconded by GLn. Hcf/ae.. 1111 in :Evor, motion carried.
~l,n. Fami 1 ton moveci that pro[-€rt.,. adj acent to the ne';] nurse' s h~,me be set ac;ido
for B. ne1.>I hospi tal pend.ing a survey. ~~.'econded })y ~lm. Cnle. ...~:..ll in favor, lLcti.cn
C,J.' ried.
Er. G1: ve", of Olson ,c,nd Graves, lias J,yC,:.:;ent re'r::'drC':r,g the Jlurchase of 17 lots in
ii10ck ,31, 0ric;dn'il lQ\';nsite, and his letter ',1GS red by tho City '':1'3rk. Letter from
;::;e',.,}~ l, l-~lafJ~a
i'~rril 7, 1952.
L,~tter fro'e Br"dy C0;1struction Co., ccmtcciniw-r check ~:1 sum of $3,000 for option,
and lctter froE' Kunsas City Title Ins. Co., were also nnd t this tit~c.
Cl',1. t-:c2iJ.c rr,0ved to table C. L. Gr,ovcs letter to purchase Lots 1-17, Block 31,
Tmmsite, lint il the ;layor checked 1;i ith Ala sku :;::lusi;10 ;,utr,ori ty. SC:lconded by Cl'Tl.
C. 'one. .hll in favor, moti0n ca.ried.
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Clin. Hamil ton 'reoved that Olson dnd Sra vc;s be ch" rg8d ']>136. eo far 'use of 8coopmol'ile
in August, 195 L. ~3"conded br,:;llll. )i"Rae. j,ll in f,. \'or, reloti an carried.
Hr. Sriffir, i,ras pr8sen-L H' cling sewer ditch on 7th ,we. .,',it)'out lights and 24
hour 1.,01ice r'rot,'cT i'-m.
Ch;. liamll ton moved to sell Nick FCitte.c")n Lots 1 ilnd Z, Dloe:':, Laubner J,'.'it ion
at '~liO.OG '"wh. f3econded \,~, Clm. Gr.?cme. J.,ll in f VOT, motion carried.
elm. JohnsCJ; ,,;oveo tL,t the 8th SFi-:1e J'e ,,'.lU,orized to i:'Oke over the Gity of
Sel'iClrJ for Iday, ;3,pr11 11th. Cl;r,. J:,lmsoJ1 in c:harge of the i'ficlir for th" (hy.
Seconded hy Cln. 'Cole. 10.11 in f'lcr, motion carried.
!-ir. Jeffrey discussed the cleaning out of 1st Lake for S'."imrning hcle, to di;-rc:ring
,Jut 'litch, c8Ldn-t g<"to to "' "ise lake ror safe swill'ming and }Cutting ~'und in the
],ottom. Clrre. Ec:<ae moved thilt the Council authorize the str..'>At department equip-
ment to ail in fixing and cleaning 1st Lake "nd the Ed:.r-::>r ane'. Co',mc.i.l offer their
sur"port. ;'::econderi by ~lm. Cole. All in f('-vor, motion Carried.
elr!".. Greene moved to L1UY ne1>f divin!J ~)oarcl for 1st Lake. ~:econded bv eln. Cole.
All in f~vor, rnoti2n c'rried.
C1I~. lY"cRae moved to tr"nsfer
Lu Gil r rett to ili;m L1,l GarrC't t
i~ll i:l f(:,~"or, motion c~-,rried.
H_:v,rage Disl,cnsarv Liquor Licer~09 No.
,:md Jack j,. Carrett. Seconded hy Clue.
1415 from :ma
hd~-i.Lil ton.
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Pr::::.dv Constn1cti(:n t'lhi'::h -,..;,,:~s rr(~vint1P,ly (2ad l-J"as discusf~,ed. CIn:. llamilton moved
to accept ;Cil:-rment in t;--,o ell!;' of ~3,CGO.00, frr the option frDm '~},dy :;cnstruci:i,-n
Co., as per r((~solution dat~d October 10th. J.econded :_'Y :";lr;~. Gr,~ene. ;~-' 1 in
f~vor, motion Cd ,jed.
Leti'l ',,,8 r<-"ad from Chainr:'n of tj'e Util.ity'oar,l on pror_oseJ i!rdinance t:o. 218,
chanl]i.:1g of r.Jtes, :rc<ues::i:1~J l:hE,t no further ~-:;.ction ~-)e 1:<-:Ken. f'roJ-oscd Or 1 inance
No. 218 "las :lro'red.
LetL>:?r .fY:)IT. 'ur t'U 'J' Lctnd >~8.nc.g8:r,ent r'~\. ,r~":::n..~t F8~;,rer outr211s \'Jas rr:;:d_d. ~lm.
I12milton rnovecl tnFlt the City }~IL~.fineer r::Jcecd '.'lith dl_,:"licGtion for sewer u1.ltf,ills.
SeconJed by elm. Gr'=:(~n(~. ':;1:"1;. hC'~r}f?, yes, Clm. Johnson, no, ,~lLl. ::;ule, Y:Js, Clm.
hamilt.on, Yt~S, :;lil~. ~reene, ~r2 _ ';.',otiC'!i c,~rri~~d.
P81ix Toner letter 3nd bill of $971.03 w~s r0ad.
Fi'\yroll and ,~. I. If n ~llilder le t0r r= c;,'?lctrr check '"C1'_ - ?Old. '-.!! '!: "'",
"1-'-~): ':) .)l"l'/~"..r l";.,:,., ~lJll, :12 h:y'.l::':""s ovel"tiI..ie, 7 -lays It.~cjve and S>.llElnce
for L~;rch. ";"conded hv r:;l,n. Col". Clm. 1"cI(ije, no, Clm, J'lhnsolt, no, Clr,-c. Cole,
yes, Clm. i~ar;1iltsn, no, '-:lm. Gr,~pne, 1/~:;G. L.-;tici". f,.:.iled.
~1::. I 1-J.mi 1 ton rnoved l:il.i___t the .n:~\JUlf1 r l-,u.yro'~ 1 ;--:<? ilcr~erte:1. Soconded ~~y Clf.l.. J onnson.
j~ll in fiJV0r, :n,~,tit)r:. c(:i::..-::-il~d.
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LAtter [[CIrL Jenns::: Ki rkr~otrick: ':"" ',-- r,iin~r ",C'",V in lieu cf ledve ItlnS rt.;'cld..
Ch~. Ec;?,w Doved -:0 ;'-'3-Y rir1c~'ctric}- for 15 .:rys le'~v8 6CCUI.1Uli:,tc-d. ~;'"conded ny
Cln:. Ttn.milton. I",1.1 in f'vor, motic)n c,'?rried.
(;1,::. Jol.nsoll movPj thc:t c,.ll employcees of the City of .2'm:ard r"", 0ri;nted l'"ove "t
1r,e c,t - of 15 dc_ys ~.~~r :."c'ar or l~.~ d:-':..ys :',er mont~. No. er.',r)loy?c to ac,~unLUldte
oY(~r j(i (~(lYs 1(;-:\' (', ;'.~ ':?}Jt tljr> fir(~ cl"iief, all emtloyees to \.;ork 1 vear h?fcre
any 1.~cv,~ iz ef~'._'ctive. Ho cc2h rctym(~nts in liAu~ (')f lOd_ve. ;::3,'c:olLd~d f'Y elm.
EcRat~. (~l"'n. l'~"""'-'!,, v~'" ,"lr'l J-,l no:.<"" "{" "I ~ 1 -"nc .. 'lt
-......... ,~.., ,-I", _.I ". 1, J. ..)C~, _ c:s, '-' rr:. '-,0 e, no, .............. 1 arl1J on, =~r'S,
Cl~l. '~;r ~:ne, 'l<~;:;. Loiton carried.
!\t 10:45 P.l~. Cl~.:t. J'.)!--..r~::on r:tcv25 to qa ill.to e "'{E:cutiv'~; s9<~;-ion. :::':;co~ldcd. 1;~r ,:;1:71.
Cr'~"ne. }\11 i', f.-vor, niotion c5'~ried.
81m. T:'}'Tll:: ten ITtOVE'd to c. CCE:[_t J:)~lld::;Y :'..nc1reitIS bid of $.3CO for lots 14 ~ncl 15, Block
36, Jric;ir:.Ctl I\")i'l]"ncit0e Seconded by C111. Johnson. l'Jl in fr'ivor, rnutic'n cc~rried.
S2"r'Jrd, j".laska
l~,pril 7, 1952
, Cole,
Cln. }Iam 1 ton illoVed to rmthorize the Hayor and t inance Officer ,/to be aut]-,orized to
sign i't note for loan of ;)1,rOO.00 for the ,'Jater D8~c;JrtrEent. Seoonded by Clm. Gn'ene.
till in f, 'lor, mot ie," cillTied.
R0so1ution 17 l,yas r ",'d 1w the City :::In:ck.
I{E:-DLUTION 17
::>:~ ITR,:f'DLVSD, by tl:1e members of the Co~'"non Conncil ::If tre City of Sel'iiu'l,
'l1I1':T, Lugene N. Lanier, ):/ayo:r, and eha rles E. Cole, Finance Office,ARr EjnT:ffi
liUTHORIZED, to sign a note with the Sel,rad Bri.iL)ch, Firs: N"ti anal Jmk of ilnchorCiqe,
in the amount Jf $4,000.00, }ayabL> 120 days from [,pril 8, 195~, together Hith
interest at 8"/Q paYCl\:)le from the City of Se~'Jaxd, l:h,ter Department.
Attest
~i(~rrid St ~(irns
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f....lugene . ~i1nler
B,~"yor
Cltr-. Greene mo.,ed to ,:lciopt j-(esolution 17. ;]8conded Ly Clm. Cole. "II in fCi"or,
motior'- c,)y-ried.
LGttel- fr0I:: ~d. S. Pt,?ter8onwac~ r02.d. 81m. IIarnilton Licved
toilet in 'j:. E. Peterson heDse. S~conded hy Clm. Gr ":ne.
to have Bogan in8til new
Fill in fi'70r, Dotion carried.
Clm. Eamilton n.oved trut Hr. Feter"on be charged all tha'tl cLuges pl118 se'.-J'er r',pairs.
3E:~conded by Glm. Johnson. elm. HcRae, yes, elm. Johnson, yes, elm. Calc, yeE, ~~lrr..
l'ar.:Iil ton, v"~,,,~lm. S?:',?erv:, no. Hoti-:>n ciuried.
Lptt",r from ll. 2. Barr reg,'riing i3 decrcaS8 in r,ent WclS r "'i.
and c]~a ir
Clm.T-:;hnccn lwve-1 to JollY d deGk/frGll' Giffin e, Co. for i'li'pr0xiD&tc,ly ;//22 fer desk.
3ecDnded '~y CIF" Johns::m. AJl in f 'lor, ::lOtion carri?d.
C1rr:. fIilJnilton moved to pay j'ills oS follows: !\TEC $96.26, i'.merican Citi, ~4.00,
;Uilc;ka Transfsr, ;pc;5.61, liut-::llcotiv2 I'-cts, ;po,.15, ~"ndy's :;$903.00, 3ilY '';itv CJr'-'3t.
Ce., $12.50, ::3idlQ\; 8- "right, $95.07, :32umqartner, 31,957.71, Cit," l~xprcss, if12.'36,
Darley IS Co., $83.50, City ')"tcr D''?pt., $285.00, Erd.'na'1n ,'",,;ncy, :t981.46, '-Jin Ervin
Eaton', 1t1l5,78, Eorth,,,rn Crib, ;j;7.CC, N. C. S:l., ',);'364.59, The Hart, ~lG.20, Har,elOn
C~i.f , ~:;31.70, }lc~c.e CoItCr,:~t8 >:rcc~uct.:;, '$5'?R.C34, ~'::nl,::t:::~:l(;y'e, t~7.01, :t:(~t's S,"--,~a.gE',
::>'::;.UO, OS~')O'G, ~~7.32, r~;"'l~l'S 0il ~~F~yvic9, $151.05, ~oc!gcr's :?i..~lY, 'j] 1.80, Se\oJard
H;cjTr:l'.,ra.r), $30S.e~, Se....;rard, 1>l:tchine S'ho.i:,,~D5.30, SpTIIJ.-_~-d ~)lurlli~incr D Htg. $Gl~03,
Se~'~ard,Elac. 3ystt3m, ~~1,~08.24, SeaJJort 1'( corc., '$9.(10, ~3f-;"7.:-T.-l Trndirq !~o., $5 .79,
SCimd",:rrl Oil Co., ;)685.58, Yukon equipment, ~~2['.6:" " ','Jeh;:,
"nd ','Iebe, '$165.00, lkllenthal E Hc1l8l\tha.l, :;;~3G.8(), ,',laska 0ho:,', $4.00 , l'eHy
Cash, $17.78; P.ollsing :\,~i'i Fund:" Clarl,'s Faint f'tore, $48.13, r.ndrml's, $313.20,
Northern Cae, lt64.5J, The Uart ;$16.85, Dale Sc:ndstrorE, ~32.00, Se','Jarrl l'ltg.
{' }In ting, $1,2C1].6,3, S" 'GciEl"!c. Sys. $3'S.'O"i;".JCiter D~:"t., The l1'irt, $6.70, Se laei
l'Jachine ~3hon, $36.72, Se'JdY-:: Tri' ing Co., $124.23, 3eJiU"-1 [:\dry. S"conded hy Clrr..
(~ra',)ne. Clin. HcRae, no vote, Clm. Johnson, Cole, llGJnilton und Gn:ene yes. Hotion
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SIT". Gr,ene m::l"cd thi:t the ;'oli~e D:::>pc:rtm~nt prcce0d ';lith the progPlD on ;;urchasG
of LtrrJ:-,ulance, tne City to ray the "iJlclnce. SocClnded by Cll". 1';02ae. All in far or ,
motion ciuried.Use of the old police car for the '}"t2Y Department W'1": discussod,
Cc<L" to l.,e dismantled of police e-.._:uir::rllent.
Motion '.\',,~ m;, .Ie c:nc! seconded to ,-dj "\ern at 11 :50 o'clock} .H.
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for the discussion and appro.".,l or 1isoJ'proval of t]le sdle of lots 1-17, '310cL
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Colc E'nd hamilton. libscmt elm. lC1iEter i;nd Gr,'cne.
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VG1"'~T bad s~..n~_)e.
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The '::;onr:::on Ccuncil City of ;';e'iRyd
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T;0Y"", ..11 is OUY check in the amount of OlE !UNDR,~D DOLlA:S CHDO.OO) CIS Jenosit
to',,:ard thE'~ Jurchase of Lots 1 throug}1 17, Original TO'.'!l1sitc'.
This ;,uychase is contiWJent onlv meon th,~ followinq:
1. 'I']o".t the price to >" p6.id for tl-;.:o late is to : -cO i:lrrr~,'d Ulon "t a meeting h"hJ"en
ours01"l2s :"l_nrl. the :;cuncil c,n Ilpril 7, 195~.
2. Tlvst the lots are to b~ used onl'{ .f,)y sitos .for t:v=: con~.t~tlction of lOH-cost
~1n"t1sin0 sCctisfc ctory to the JC~lrj ;-:'ka Lousin~ 1'~uthoritv.
3. Tlidt ~itle Insurance issued by a CO'Tl}''J.ny satis:"ct.,r/ to t~c 1'.laska lTousin;r
Authority te oht,'jined prc,my:Jtly.
4. T'1(~t tbA offer to 1--'l'..Y, under -::-,r ~, Qve {;')I'rlitiGns, sh3.] I ex!"",ire Ju17 1, 19~2
i"md tlnf: if tIle t.r,nsaction L.,:~' not bim comrlet",'i )T{ Ulc.t tirr10 t}',is day-osit 51--,AIl
",8 ri: \lr:1cd in full. ': c>urs V,yy truly,
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Hr. :~\\u'~:h("3n, .J.+torne:l for ;l.luska }:cufdnJ Authority 'v],""i'2 also pr2~,:;,,'~nt and .spoke I
rL~cr,j~(--'li;1(~T .u- (' cle;' rirJ} of titl'3 2nd i.yt~::;r mat-tors re "rU'23tcd ly !~,l=,.~k6. E'.')using A.utr:0rit)1
Clm. Earr,llton moved to cell lots 1-17 inclusive, Jlock 31, C yjrrj 'leI 1'01jmsite, to
Cls:m GrClves:) ..~75.C[) }Cicr lot, for the purrose of c::mstructing low oost housing,
s!:::tisf~lc':or~,.. "to the ;i]c:iska EcusinCf J~1Jthor:i.t~r, 1,)9T l~~tter .J.(,:.ed l:\~_rch ~5, 195~, und
sFttisfc,.::tor'[ to FLJ~ sr.ecifica.tie:[\s. ScconJecl :'"1H elm. Ilcl-{'ae. 1~11 in fcl"?or,
l:FYtiop ~a.rricd.
elm. Eard:ton rwved that Hr. SY.~V8S, of Olson t'. GYA.VeE, J:'~ u.t:lfied ,)f any ;clans
or th2 Ci -ry d:-~; riJlg the I:ousin~. .~'.rE:d } :roi>srty ::In-::1 oe (J i V8n ~'zli r (;::)J::::;ider,4 t il"'r. to
rurc~l0~,)e. Seconded }Y'{ Clr:l. l,'lc;cae. All in [, vor, ::~'Jtion c.~rrj,;::)d.
lcntioli ','.' dS n,,,cle and s",conded to ....djc)\lrn oct 9:15 o'clock 1-'.1'1.
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special ID2C\tinq of the COn-LIftOr, v::"Jllcil, consisting' ofmerorcrs of till: ~-:i.{:.d-!th GrCtde,
.:as called to order at 7:1() F.I" for ~r.'" l'ur.)ose oi' li\stTllcti,,,, ,'iayo:.: ':erriner in
the :hair. J:..lso preD'211t l'ieJ;':> ':~lll.. l'laX'1ell, Coshen, ~)ouglas, Lewis, Frc-.mpton itnd
f"lW:ly. 'J,]riolls c;ivic mi'tter",; "Jere :1iscur.,scd and motiuns Curried, v,ith a list cf
2C i-:"cor:J:-andei:i ens 1;,610 to the :3el.jaYc'j' City Councilmen, all of which is her,~to aLtacl:ed
[, ro,',uL::r meeting of the Co;cmon C:cJUncil 'd'iS c,::;lled to order B.t: 8:C5 o'.-:;lock r.L.,
Ldyor Lanier ir~ ~te~ =hair. 1 resent l.-Jt-~rL: CIn"l. l'ic}<ClI2, l-aintE::Y, J ohns0n, Cole I H(lmi 1 ton
and Gr~;ene.
l<cco:lJT'f""'nddti -~ns of the ~ighth Grade !,yCl" r ~~d j.."1 the:? ;ii::' ~l.)rk: and all .,.as ~:i~cus;-t::~d
uv th~ menLb.?rs of Lit,1 C.)l.i.ncil.
frc~ Chmrch to }ud.
'::lrJ)',c:.~finter E:'~'ied that d"'pl opric, +: ion ror fC~~t<.Jn"i ,~n of :::3.1 t '::a.te!' Lectin/, -c 3.,Jded to
"t} 3'/}ludget from '~""'nE:'ral fund. Sec:Hlded l...y I:lr. Han:i lton. ~~ll In f--vor, m' ti~)n corrie,
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Clr.:. J\JJ.1TISOn i1l0verl to e(>;:~pt thp r~. co;-rniendc.t il:ln of tL(: )utr:oinc;' ''=;ouncil. Seccl1c.1,cd
hv =:lrr. t:c.nnltoIl. ..c'~ll ire f,.~ or, :ll,~tiun c,_:"(i(~d.
hayor L.:'.nier i SC1_li~-3 d. ProcJ (~rna ti ~")n t:v-j. t the rll,--~r:t~l of }lay h7oulc.1 ~:'e clr2:.:::nup mC1nth
"Ji t:, the :::it;' :~;Clrt, .'0 1uml- ''eVdil,,' .1E to all c,w:l t.he J1. [("t )"pt. "'n:.cks tu :;0 t:uu
the 211018 Clnd s':;:rc-:ts ut least oncl~ c: c,!,.:~:?k to }--:ick u.}_' d._~}'ris C:nzit l'ds bc::en :'iled
af: close tel '~h::: qdrba(__~ (;;;~0 3.8 }:os:""ihIe.
l'ir. Sa.-:..:rnon :)1 the ~-~Ll.31'rt liuUsi"l'c.'" i"1.utLuritv, .,raf; r,reSE.:nt rl:-:>IJ,'ly,-li:l'1 .:::n /"qrc!oment
for t"he I:tdn3.'J~-j';..,:-~t of -:l>:? ~ uci_l.,_-r ,\rezl. "~c;-rr rrcnt Hu:~ r,; '1 '--,y ~d!E__ ''';i t"/ ~l :-l-k ~-:..r.'l
}i,'3CUS:=5~C: .y Lhe ':u 'ncil~ HJ; ;nJ i'':':!:". G'i(-;I'C~.
!~lm. Idinter Hlci'reo ~:L:t l,ti]'or ~anier and the ~ity '':lerk ':: ~r.lpo",'(.;!red to aiqn
,,'Jr ~cnleni. l:,'i th iil':-J...::k(~ LOUSli".'.... l-...u.t"hori t"l. Seconded 'rfI ~ln~. l-~!~,q0. hll ih f(;7or,
lllotion cc'lrried.
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April 21, 1952
Leite,:, frem Legion Cel:> Co. regar'ling the lease of the Old Pire H'lll f'roperty for use
i'!iJ a pJr~lrg lot wac read:mc1 cliflcuss~r1 by the Council. Hayor Lanier appointed a
cOITUTlittee of Clm. Johnson and "n inter to inv'"stigatea matter "f 1 :l2~e by ;j''::, i<,n Cab.
'1ill Younk",r ,;as prJcent for discuE'sion of OrUrvmce }k). 207 and s~Qted ther'~ Here
sC'verel det=:reental fi'lragraphs in said Ordil1dnCe, all of '"hi ch he pres'~rlted to the
Coc1l1cil. Nr. KesselriT'-g spClke regarding the iJ"tL'):1al !:l'!ctric Code , and s3veral
o-l:r,er d ectricians [Jres"nt c;:ol:e nnai nst Ordinance !k. 207. l>B;or Lanier neeo':" nded
a lUeetir.C) of all eclectricians ','lith the CCluncil n'xt Sunday "t ~ c.'clock P.M.
elm. hemilton TJO'T3d to ",voke Sup;;lement to Ordinance 'In. 207. Seconded by Cll;:.
['ointer. All ill favor, rr.otion carried.
l>luyor Lanier :=xcused Clm. Gre'me. at:J:30 j-'.I-1.
IiI'. t:rwin tv')>, l,resent on J",l'c.lf of tIp lio3pit'il Board to allocate runds tmv"rd
payinq off ))orcds for a nevl hOSl-i t~l. Dr. rhillips 'v"{' ;Ilso present ,md sr-ok, recre~rdinCT
tlle financing of i "L ;>01. i ~c:"l qiving s:lJ.ary fiqures and other costs rlco ~;tating (-.
half million dollars nas l-o'm spent ::'y the Se"idrd San. " gr""t dr,;',l of "Ihich had
"one to the City. I'r. Srwin spoke ""T,rljn::! tlF' operation of the Ics~"ital hy".:1:',3
!'\:-LY0dist T}oITlan's orgdnizntiC!1.
elm. Eamilton moveJ to 1t'rite a letj;.e.r,t.'1l>Jcmley r Nrtyer to diseontir,ue their
services ror ar:plie3tion ro>' NewW5~pifal, write, ,"laska j'utlic 'cJorks .c,ecilllinq
o.Io):lic"tion ror 75 bed ,',(',spital an.:! '.rite Foss,)lalcolm and Olson to i'T,edi;:,tely
pr"lxir2 i;r'climjn~.ry pLons :lwI ap;,lieF~tio:1 ror 5'. h.~d llOsl'ital and pr8s~;-lt illl to
Alaska l'ublic '.'forks .:'.:lY ap!croval. :';E'conded hy Clm. LcR,,)J'. illl in r;,"IOr, motion carried.
cOliiIcencinrr July 1st,
Tax noney/ for a lieH Hospital until the
All in felvor, motion caried.
~lr;.. HeRae muv,xl to 'il 1 a::: lite 50'7, of Sales
1:.2n"s d.Y'> rc.tired. Secnnded by Clm. Cole.
elr:!. Hamilton Cind H:ci;>ae 'were appointed by the bayor ,':S d Hosl'it"l ':;OHL7d-l:tee from
the Council to Hark ,.vi th the EOfllA tal ;JoCird und 1fith +: he Doctors.
1,;eorC}e Lecko ',;CiS jX ""ent to di scuss the I urchasL1C! or :ceDent in bulk in th8 City
savin) it is not j,ospi1>l," to c;et it rrom the cement I'Lmt. T~,p lc"s~ .of -[he ::;e":,,,'l
Fishmcl CoJ.d StJr,';,C}e Has discusspd olld the City j',ttorney is to check the lease.
Or~inance No. 218 ','H:: I parl 1.", the City Clerk.
7tilcs tor the vlortion of i!r'iTlfjnce No. 218.
fr: vcr, mati on carried.,
Gll:,. j'ainter rr.ov",d to SUSl '(end the
;:econdecl r:l Cll'l. ]:amil ton. :,'.1 in
CL,o la,inter moved to ado.t Ordinance No. 21s. ,'\1, Ordinance i\'equlating the Use
and Jccupancy of Trailers, ElJUS8 TrRilers, l'rucks, or Auto mobiles as !)t/relli~lgs,
\Tithin the Cornoriltc, Li',]i ts Jf the" City of ~)e\'ldrd, Al'icka. Seconded by ,Clm. Johnson.
All in f~"or, motion carcied.
Letter from Brady Canst:. Co. VidS ~_f.::~a.~1 r,,::~,>~-rJin(} 3n \~,;,tion on ~~lock ,35. CIn.. a.jnt(~I"
"'":":cv'8:1 to C:'.cce}"lt thfc~ ~_,i'l :)f ?'l-.~d"r :-::uI;['tn.lcti.)H Co. ror Lin Ol.ti,)n un ':::lock '3~, To':msi t,C:,
"jt the G,illiO r te :"l' lot as t)',e first J['+:ion, contincrent on reluc.se of le'::;8
rrom U. S. hrmy.
Lc tter from S'TFD rurardin(j lot s in the north end ,.)f to',VI' for ruture f ir'~ ct" UC0,
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:lm. ~~C'.mjl ton li'loved tc ray 3=-~oyg,J Ll.~sko -:'84.00 for use of truck -,:1("\ 'riv2r. S8conded
by Ch\. J Jhnson. 1\11 iT'- L'Tor, motion carri"d.
elm. Hamil ton moved tc; hav~~ 5000 payroll t i:::'2 curds }'!rint2J. :3ecoTIded Ly 81m.
Jolin.son. ,-N\.ll in [(-,vcr, rnot:!.0n C1lrried.
I'layor Lanier guve a r 'I~Ol*t ',::.,n },..}S m-:~~_;c.inCJ ,^'ith th.~ Lzjt)or -";J;l~~:~ssicner and his
r~'co;.llilendatiuns for tre> ~i ty to f.)llow.
Clrr~. ] 2.inter's r2'~I_l~~st fo!' 90 (lc~Y Cf',-i-ior;. ,:'D Lot 40, :;lock IS 1..'Ic.S read. Clrr.
}l,5milton mO(:'(::1 to flccert the offer. S~conded '.\y CJ.'~l. .i"C)}.ns0n. ell:'.. }'lci('J.e, Y''-~~-i,
c;lm. i e.int~r nj vote, elm. Jolul8on, Cole, uni I>'J1~l-!:c'n votr-~d -/e3. Lotion cr'lrried.
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~ontjrli.l~ ('Titl"":. -tr.::- l_r~sent r:ttes and I.rc~r.tices.
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Tl)(~ Cjt,,r dttcrne'i'" ,,c:,-::tV8 his ',!'<r:::;i)1'. of t:18 vc,r:...1us r-(~rtf) of the r. :;.-ine -:'/'5 Le,'~F_'P
':-,r.r1 i t ~~" d.S ii~-;cu.ssed at 1(:ngth vIi. th t~~e GOl1ncil ,:nd c;i ty ~nqin'2er. hr. ~~~ill~,r
'.us ('c'lled in at 8:40 , 1.1,2 1,~.SLJ "Fe,S furt),er li.sCUf:8ed "S 1vell c-'" the lease of the
jock to -L:rlJcl:ing c:Jm}'>::n~r. l<r. ----::;i11y ~~-:{,t'_~d, he cC'rlsidererl. h(~ has the u~p of the nOCKS
~nd the ~i ty ., !Jorney s,Jid "Cllon\] vJi th otb C;Y l.-'Gor\le". The t ruckinq 1(;\150 was di ~Gl,:~5::;ed
:ny'l 1.jr. :t(:illy said t1l9 C:-t2 !: :.ll,:,'l~inc.; d'.Yl:1 /c':_ny hfl~l the ~~:Ycl tiSj.1.7'? ri;'ht and 0tI'~e'r
tnld:c;rs 'J"lld ]",<)1. haul frow the Jock. !-ir. ;ottis E:"id ;,C! >,'o111d ,'.tud'! the 12c'1se
to the t ruckinry COH1'-'i'-,ny i 1 P.=bj.lCct tr.... .1 t~ b~_}inr:J d ra(jll()l,~ly rind ':',-0111d cor.re,s~'-'cr~.j ;,Ji th
~':J.. ~~,::'ott, attorney for SE~~_ LrJ Fi.slt ,~: Cold ~:'torage r(:~(.," rl'li.'1.~)' t:_1= IPr-tSc. .
TJH~ S('J-:;~; T,}x \'n:~:5 cliscU3,_~~d dnd parte cl?riPi(':,,~ hr. Cottis 0..1d he S2tid for tJI:~
l:r(<;cnt it i:.'C,"l.lld rro}-,;~'ly 1)e :i>2tter to enforce thi::~ urii~1ance ;~ur2 Etrictly ratLe:c
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.. nlculal meetin'j c~ the ':;o!'1Tl<on "oullcjl 'was cdlled tc order at G :OC o'clock; .J'.
J-Irlyor Lc:nier in the Cllair. l r0sent \'le:t.:: Clm. l.'lcE~ae, Joln~J~~l, Cole, Lili'11il t:)n and
Gr~:f-.;~ne. i...:-.Jsent elI.i. :?ainter.
J:;inut3s of the L'st rec!uldr ,';.1,:1 BpccL'1l Lvetings 'i.ere rE'dd ond u,TrOv~}d.
.'issigr,rilont ~f Lease of i;",' I,ud Fish c.' Cold Store.<Je to :=,,,,1, "h f, jJresC!nted ;))' I'cr. ,:',il1y
for Cii 1-'rCJv~:l :"1/ counci::'. Cll~. Lamiltcn move,--: thc_:t the l'j.'Yo~- and Clerk ~,'C; ':?TIilI0wererl
tu ~:ign the J~ssiqrL_3n t of Lt~a.S2 Df ~J2.1: aTd Fi sh C, Cold Storage:. ;':2CC~1jC:1 'hV Cln,.
I'Jcr::et:. l~1.J] if'- f...~vor, r' )l:i r n CQi }'.i'3d.
L~:,-cterG Ll..I1d I\:~titi~)ns ~~JC".-2 rc'C",d. ]1,:- .-r,-jing (':;:!"Li~:~f . ,rFns st',~~teT:ter;t rr'.J,~cliE_' rrc,;,)tjtuti'Jll
in ;;elTb.!cl. l~ev. Jr_(:~11illc\=f spoke ~t::t; rVJ it l,,';BS .......';I.-'lns duty to upl-,nld the lc.~"-.r. R'2v.
i~lin S.(4_id An i::1jusLice hc.:..s ~ :'~:n done to t}l(~ '~itl ll~r Chi-::f l:v.:-r.8 cL:.:ting "IJtic11 -La.VlS
he ~ ,ulrl <enforce and wl'ic't he I'lould !lot ::mforce, Ll'c,t he hild no rig'let sdyin<} "';-]lich
he >'fOuId uro1wld. Fcdher Cl.1PP dJ"TC::ri 'lith l~ev. 0;:Rulding and said they sl-lGuld h"v~
the support of tbe citizenry, NRyor and Scuncil. rir. \TilRon sail if tte "line" c'hne
closed th2C, "J01JJd h" 5c'1tte-rcd j,ral:itutio!1. Hr. Urc.'r. said the majority of jEr!"ons
t:wmed tc. u'-,j E'ct toel,,:. Ir.iJ.ttcr h:'lv', ,C' :J>~n in the )"ap"'r r.,ther than c'lIyth ing else.
Nr. :1jra;-L1 Cl1ief U~rut1 U.3. }:{arshal si,oke ~:~Lg-3.r'~in} I_rfJstit'l..Lj en, ::;,::yinq th-= U.S.
Iviare<J1dl hdJ. I::"r,t ollt let":"ers to this ~itv Cir,e! 52"1:,3.1 ,thers cisld,.-'.' th:1t houses of
[-rosti tu ti un t.e ~losed D.ilG. S T'-rj nq eac:b Ci ty ~-=:ouncil 81\ )11.1d take C~irt:. of i tE u\.\Tl
rroblems. The r--,cent l'ublicity \~ao doing the City DO c;:,ooj. Chief nV,il1S ct"tpej he
l\foul--.l '.:o-,+:r,PY see 6. ~i::',~:re\-.rdted "lir:'-?" t'l,~r: hcive f:l-osti tution .sce;.ttered allover t-..1un.
'}~V?n asked, '!-t,.} f~A.id he "is not ::01' proGtitution".
l~r. r-u~kett, i..Jc..id Nr. LvanG ~(~ :l.is }-nnwlo,jqe, had n2V'(~J' fci 1.\?'r1 to .s~f.=ort Id";
<<Lfcrcement. J:ir. C:.rson ::"il~ ;~vrlns had ,~lv,aYs '-.',.on cooper,ctive in su porting the 1"",,,_
EV'-L~S said }-:8 ~',:...;.s ser.ry tr.e C;l,~rlf/ ~lid not come to Lim })(~fore ,J"iEC' ahead "r} tJ-. tro?ir
1 r:titiu'\I';. R,::>v. Holin s"id "v',r:: )->y:! tim" to r",fute t~v~ ,,1: t"I.'ents. Hr. ::t"'Cirns
'"'..-=-;(1 it T,^rouldY~,..::J:e l~Ur(~~ tllc:..n ruffled r.ri.r1e, to control rrostitution but th-:> 1:q1,i is
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~':,-_~'e occur::~d.. ,ra:-l. J o:hnson i sked th'~ i'1Crc:r:>'""IYs of the Cl~:~" h::y.! l:-Jr.'] -F1-- (":;y hroi -l 1;';'.~n
i.Xl tl1f: J.ll.Jni:..Itry. :~tv. S}.lCiU10"i10 ::"'id, he had. be8n ord,d.,ned, 2 yedrs, l?ev. l'<...iliIt,
12 veC1.rs (-::n,.4 ?et}-cy Cl:3:(-'T~ 15 Y'2i;rs. r:r;::. linT-rell ~~nd Ers. Eaf.:~:rrIC':Lf': eY SPOl:0 .r"'(J~'_.'""(~-
ir.0 1a.\.J ,.~nf(_:rcQment. I-h-. L(::;e s,--i.d1"o one W'6.S 0VC'l' Ty,.?It .,..;::'lli.lq to sign a ,~;::'i~.;laint.
1'-Ir. 3tcirr of 7;TEC ~1<JS p~'8s0Iit to Jiscuas the 24 h)11T s8rvic',~ fc:r r,-Jlic0 -telephone.
Cln. Johnson moved tc roa'! .',TEe ::>12. or, rer uonth for pOl. ice service .:rom tJ-", :,cd '\rJ ing
0f th'9 s,-'rvi(~e. Seconded L'/ Cl:.il., (~reene. j\.~l i!1 favor, rcotion carri0d.
L(-~tters froD Foss, l-J,l.lcolm and Ol@on eine l.;r. i;ilsun r90'11'din(j bosy,it-s_l 11ans with
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Seward, Ala ska
June 16, 1952
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A regular meeting of the Common Council was called to order at 8:00 o'clock P.M.
Mayor Lanier in the Chair. Present were Clm. McRae, Painter, Hamilton and Greene.
Absent elm. Johnson and Cole.
Minutes of the last regular meeting were read and approved.
Letter regarding the school budget for 1952-1953, presented by Carl R. Carlson,
was read and di scussed. Clm. Painter moved to accept the School Budget for
1952-1953 in amount $70,383.75, as presented by Mr. Carlson.Seconded by Clm. McRae.
All in favor, motion carried.
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Seward, Alaska
June 16, 1952
Clm. Hamilton moved that Mayor be empowered to sign the school budget presented.
Seconded ~ elm. Painter. All in favor, motion carried.
Letter from Mr. Carlson regarding appropriation to school districts now available,
was discussed and tabled until the next ne eting wi th a full quorum present.
Mrs. Kirkpatrick was present regarding peddlers licenses for the City and rega:rdng
skeet shoot at the Lake on the 4th. She was advised a sheck would be made regarding
City license and that there would be no skeet shot on the 4th. Letter frem Lutheran
Ladies Aid was also read.
W. C. E win was present regarding the hydraulic pipe that had been stored in the
old lignt plant bldg. and sold by Mr. Petrie to Standard Oil Co. City Clerk instruct-
ed to send telegram to Mr. Starr of ATEC regarding ownership of pipe.
Chamber of Commerce letter read for extension of salt water main on Fourth Avenue
to nAn Street. Clm. Painter was appointed by the Mayor as a committee to see that
the salt water main be installed at the smallest cost possible and Mr. Southard to
check on prices of a new electric salt water pumP.
Mr. Gilfilen was present in behalf of the Fourth of July Committee requesting a two
holiday and permission for bars to stay open later the two nights. The Mayor pro-
claimed the 4th and 5th of July to be holidays and the Ordinance will be suspended
when the fifth Councilman is present.
Articles of Agreement and Business A~eement between the Alaska Housing Authority
and City of Seward were read. Clm. Painter moved the Mayor be authorized to sign
both agreements as presented. Seconded by Clm. Greene. All in favor, motion carried.
Clm. Hamilton moved that the Mayor write a letter to Alaska Housing Authority approving
of converting the carpenter shot> into two apartments. Seconded by Clm. Greene.
All in favor, motion carried.
Mr. Weber was present with information for the Council for car radio for police
car and fire trucks. The matter was discussed and they were advised to have to
have a contract ready for the next regular"meeting on July 7th.
elm. Greene moved to sell Frank Woods Lots 15 and 16, Block 10, Laubner Addition
for $300 each, total $600. Seconded by Clm. Hamilton. All in favor, motion~rried.
Clm. Greene moved to accept the bid of Floyd R. Eva~s for Lot 25, Block 10, Laubner
Addition for $201.00. Seconded by Clm. Hamilton. fill in favor, motion carried.
Letter from Sol J. Urie for Beverage Dispensary License was read. Clm. Hamil ton
moved to approve Beverage Dispensary License for Martin J. Urie and Sol J. Urie,
d/b/a Solly's LC;lUnge. Seconded by Glm. McRae. All in favor, motion sarried.
O'Brien's letter referring to collection of Sales Tax was read and :l;pe~~~nlklerk
instructed to advise that it would not be necessary for collectionlto be mad~ on
10f articles.
Glm. Painter moved to approve t' e hourly payroll for June 1 to 15th as read. sec-
onded by Clm. Hamilton. All in fa7or, motion carried.
Keating
Douglas/was appointed to act as Harbormaster during the absence of Francis Perry.
C1m. Painter moved that the Board of Equalization be set for the hours of 2:00 to
4:00 P.M. of July 14, 15 and 16, and 7:00 to 9:00 P.M. of July 17 and 18th.
Seconded by Clm. Greene. All in favor, motion carried.
Cl:n. Hamil ton moved that the new addition just surveyed, be called the Marathon
Addition and the street to be named Lowell Street. Seconded by Clm. Painter. All
in favor, motion carried.
Letter dated May 29th from Brady Const1Nction Co. was read. Glm. Hamilton moved
to accept $800.00 for completion of option to purchase_ lots 1 thru 17, Block 31
and lots 1 through 40 of mock 32, as per letter. Se_conded by Clm. Gr'-'ere. All
in favor, motion carried.
Letter from Grande & Company was read saying they were interested in bonding for
the water system. City Clerk instructed to send the information desired.
C1m. Hamilton moved that Jifr. Van Seventer be employed to audit General Fund at
price of $750. Seconded by Clm. Greene. All in favor, motion carried.
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Olga Nelsen requested a week leave of absence which was granted.
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Moyor and City Council
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Gent1'lrnen:
\ie propose to furnish the materials listed on the following bill of
m"lteI'iAls <'It the un_it prices quoteri:
A. PIP8. ....11 pipe to hr. 0eraent-~sbesto8, Glass 150:
I Item </,uanti tv De s c r i ;1t _1 on JnU lJricEl TotRl friee
1 7,800' 8" .{"Iter I'ipe 1.995 15561. 00
2 22,000' 6" \iAter Pipe 1.406 30932.00
'"'- 5,200' 4" "Ater I'ipe .940 4888.00
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B. FITTING::. .all fittings to be Of' s t .iron, Glass 1) ratir-g as O1Jtlined
in the specifics tions.
Item ""uenti tv JJescription Un it Price Totql -L~r i c '!
1 1 8 x 8 x 6 Tee 38.75 38.75
2 1 8 x 8 x 4 Tee 38.75 38. 7 5
3 1 8 x 6 Reducer J3~o 20.30 20.30
tl Q 8" Grosses 59 . 20 U8.40
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5 1 8 x 8 x 6 x 6 (,;rosses 46.85 46.85
., I, 6 2 8 x 8 x 4 x 4 CrOSR'3S 48.1'35 93.70
7 1 8 x 6 Heducers bEl3 20.30 20.30
8 2 8 x 4 Hed\lCerG SEI3 20.30 40.60
9 3 8" Plugs 10.00 30.00
10 15 611 Cross8s 31.75 .176.25
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11 '" 6 x e x 4 x 4 Crosses 29.50 88.50
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12 2 6 x 6 x E- x 4 Crosses 31.75 60.50
13 10 fin 'Tees 27 . 55 275.50
14 5 6 x 6 x 4 Tees 23.50 11 7 . 50
15 4 6;1 .Iye branches 32.15 188.60
.. 16 3 6 x 6 x 4 j{y('J l:lrenches 32.15 96.45
Item
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17
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19
20
I 21
22
23
24
25
26
30
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Our proposAl is based upon supplying the 8bove listed waterials
at the dock in Seattle, in conformity with the attached specifications
and at the prices 0uote~ within a period of 30 to 90 days from the
receipt of a firm order from the City of Seward. This proposal will
remRin in effect until the 16th nay of Julv 1952.
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Very truly yours,
Va ted_.[une 213. 1952
Johns-,i1anville 081eE: Corporation
tiupplier
BY~}ll_,j. Dolan
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COPY
June 27, 1952
Thin P8~e shall be considere1 a part o~ tho
Johns-Manville Gales Corp0ration proposal.
Ite:'!
. 31 8,000 ft. 3/411 Gopper T11bin(? ~ 1ti O.3263/ft.
32 500 ft. - 1" Copper Tubing 0.4048/ft.
33 500 ft. - 11." Copper Tubinp; 0.6561/ft.
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34 200 ea. - 3/411 GorDora tior! Cocks, Illue11er 2.31/ea.
;~5 12 sa. - 1 II II II II 3.65/~a.
36 12 ea. - HII II II II 9.44/ea.
37 200 ea. - 37411 Uurb Stons, !,iueIler 4.06/ea.
38 12 SR. - 1 " II . II 6.11/ea.
39 12 '38. . - 1!" II II 13.45/e8.
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Gentlemen:
We propose to furnish tha materials listed on the following bill
of materials at the unit prices quoted:
A. PIPE. All pipe to be Cement~A6be6tos, Closs 150:
Unit Price Totol Price
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Item
Description
a" ~~ater Pipe
6" \~Bter Pipe
4" \later Pipe
QUflntity
7,800'
22,000'
5,200'
1
2
3
no bid
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B. FITTINGS. All fittings to bo Cnst Iron, C1as5 D rating as outlined
in the specifications.
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Ioo/.uantity
Description Unit Price Total Price
8 x 8 x 6 Tee 24.70 24.70
1
I
1
1
2
1
2
3
8 x 8 x 4 Tee 22.90 22.90
8 x 6 Reducer BEb 13.05 13.05
8" Crosses 38.00 76.00
4
5
6
2
8 x 8 x 6 x 6 Crosses 27.85 27.85
8 x 6 Reducers SEB
8 x 8 x 4 x 4 Crosses 25.60 51.20
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1
2
3
15
3
13.05
12.40
8
8 x 4 Reducers SEB
8" Plugs 2.70
6" R%X~K Crosses 25.50
6 x 6 x 4 x 4 Crosses 20.00
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
2
6 x 6 x 6 x 4 Crosses 20.00
6" Tees 21.00
6 x 6 x 4 Tees 17.50
10
5
4
6" Wye Branches 25.00
6 x 6 x 4 Wye Branches 18.70
3
13 . 05
24.80
8.10
382.50
60.00
40.00
210.00
87.50
loo.no
.56.10
I tem ~uan ti ty
16a
2
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17
18
19
20
21
6
3
1
5
1
22
23
24
25
26
30
30a
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Dated June 20, 1952
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Description
Unit Price Tot81 ~rice
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6 x 4 Reducers, Hub
10.75
Our proposal is bRsed upon supplying the above listed materiels
at the dock in Seattle, in confOl'roi ty with the Httuched sjJ(.!cifications
and at the prices ~oted within a parios of 30 to 60 days from the
receipt of a rir~n order from the 01 ty of Saward. This prOU08U 1 will
remain in effect sntil the 15 day ofeJulv . 1952.
6 X 4 Reducers, SEB
8.20
21. 50
24.60
10.75
62.25
14 . 45
9.90
17.00
78.00
16.00
19.50
9.50
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6 x 4 Reducer, LEB
6" 1/16 Bends
6" 1132 Bend
10.75
1~.45
14.45
1.65
17.00
13.00
16.80
6.50
2758.00
1060.80
969.90
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By Lv1e Hartje
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6
1
3
10
611 Plugs
4" Cross
4" Tees
4'1 iiye Branch
411 1/32 Bend
411 Plugs
8" Gate VRlves, CIOSB 150#
.95
78.20
4
56
17
6
6
6" Guto Vnlves, Class 150#
4" Gat", VRl vest Class 150#
31.50
49.:;5
HjdrBnts :3 outlet (1-46" 176.70
2-2!" Nat. Std. Thrd)
Hydr8nts 2 outlp-t 2~n Nat. 161.60
Std. Thrd
TOTAL PRIOE
$
Ve~y Truly yours,
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Seward, Alaska
June 16, 1952
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Clm. Hamil ton _ed to I=6Y bills as follows, when money is available: Anchorage
Times, $94.50, Andy's '35.25, ATEC, $48.00,.Commissioner, $6.00, Central Garage
$5.50, Dale's Diner, $20.00, Erdmann Agency, S58.66, Ervin Motors, $48.80, Kenai
Lumber Co., $87.04, N. C. Co., '139.17, National Auto Dealers, $7.00, Pacific Coast
Stamp Works, $16.24, Paulsteiner's, $40.34, Ray's Oil Service, $219.46, Seward Elec.
System, $572.35, Seward Machine Whop, $13.35, Seward Ha~are, S6.67, Seward Plumbing
& Heating, $6.00, Standard Oil Co., S186.l6, Water Dept. $142.50, Petty Cash, $32.19.
Seconded by Clm. Painter. Clm. McRae, Painter and Hamilton voted yes. Clm. Greene
no vote. Motion carried.The matter of adequate fire escapes on two ftory buildings
wa s discussed and the Fire Chief aut!'orized to write letters to persons violating
this ordinance. . .
Motion was made and seconded to adjourn at 11:05 o'clock P.M.
Attest-Y~
C ty Clerk
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Seward, Alaska
June 30, 1952
A special meeting of the Common Council was called to order at 8:00 o'clock P.Me
for the purpose of discussing the financing of the water rehabi\itation with Felix
Toner , study Transite pipe and bids, suspend part of Ordinance NQ. 134, and study
of the trailer ordinance No. 218. Mayor Lanier in the chair.. Also present were Clm.
McRae, Painter, Johnson, Cole and H~milton. Absent Clm. Greene.
I
Felix Toner was present with the final plans and specifications for the water re-
habilitation. Advised that to date no agreement for the aoquistion of the sanitorium
system had ,been made and Dr. "Albrecht was waiting for one from the City. Mr. Toner
showed the Council two changes that were to be made in 1he plans, neither of which
would affect the bid. Metering and maintenance of the system was discussed.
Clm. Painter moved to accept plans and specifications of water rehabilitation plans
as presented by Toner with changes as follows: 1. New line on Fourth Avenue from
Adams street to the Dock; 2. Eliminate the proposed line on First Avenue from
Railway street to Adams street, 3. Loop Fourth Avenue from C street over and up D
Street tQ Third Avenue; 4. Alternate line out Government road with loop up Mill
Street over Vista and down Ravina street. Seconded by Clm. Hamilton. All in favor,
motion carried..
Mr. Toner advised that the bids letting the contract would be opened AUgUst 4th.
Movie of Construction and manufacture of Transite pipe was presented by Mr. Rossio
of Johns Manville Co. Mr. Rossio also gave a report regarding the pipe manufactured
by his company.
three
Clm. Painter moved that the (bids received on pipe and materials be opened at this
time, but any other bids received before nODn of July 1st, will also be considered.
Seconded by Clm. Hamilton. Clm. Painter,'McRae, Johnson, Cole and Hamilton voted
yes. Motion carried. Bids were received from Johns Manvile, Pacific Water Works
and In D. Fowler & Co.
I
Clm. Hamilton moved to accept the Johns Manville bid proposal dated June 26, 1952,
for all items of pipe and Tifco fittings on thlt proposed schedule except items
27, 28 and 29; and further agreed that val-ns in items 27, 28 and 29 be awarded to
Pacific Water Works Supply in accord with their bid proposal dated June 20, 1952,
at their unit prices, copies of bid proposals hereto attached. Seconded by Clm.
Cole. Clm. McRae, Painter, Johnson, Cole and Hamil ton voted yes. Motion carli ed.
Clm. Painter moved that the Mayor be empowered to sign the approved Water Utility
Plans. Seconded by 1m. McRae.. All in favor, motion carried.
,.
Clm. Hamil ton moved to accept the contract Agreement between the City and Felix
Toner on the Water Utility Rehabilitation and that the Mayor and City Clerk be
authorized to sign. Seconded by Clm. Cole. All in favor, motion carried.
Various persons were present regarding the trailer ordinance over which ther~ was
considerable di scussion. Clm. Hamil ton moved to revoke Ordinance No. 218, an Ordinan
regulating the use and Occupancy of Trailers etc.,. Seconded by Clm. McRae.
Clm. McRae, Painter, Cole and Hamilton yes, Clm. Johnson no. Motion carried.
11.~' n.
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Seward, Ala ska
June 30, 1952
Clm. Hamil ton moved to suspend Sectionll,
beginning at 1 A.M, J~ly ~th to 1:00 A.~.
/ favor, motion carried.
)
Ordinance 134, for forty eight (48) hours,
July 7th. Sec~nded by Clm~ C~le. All, in
Motion was made and lileconded to adjourn at.ll:25 o'clock P.M:
Attest 2.
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ity Clerk
. Appr.....er~-7~:47:
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A regular meeting of the Comuon Council Was called to order at 8:00 o'clock P.M.,
Mayor Lanier in the Chair. Present were Clm. McRae, Painter, Johnson and Cole.
Absent Clm. Hamilton and Greene.
Minutes of the 'last regular and special meetings were read and approved.
Dave Fleming was present regarding ovEltime parking of his tru". After consider-
able 'discussion he was advised by the Council that his truck could be parked. in the
old fire hall a'rea.
. Mr. Mortenson requested the purchase of a cab company or stand and was told that the
Ci ty has none to sell III only four are allowed..
A1 Weber was present with bid from COIIIll1UIications Equipaerit & Service "0. for radio
unite and mile station which pad previously discussed. The bid was read and dis-
cussed. and tabled for further study until the next meeting on July 21st.
Mr. LeWis of the School Board was prellent regarding the funds .that are still avail-
able to school districtll and the matter tabled until a meeting when five council
members would be present.
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Letter from the Lion 'II Carnival Conmi ttee regarding ulle of the ball park was read.
Clm. Jo)mson moved to approve the use of the baseball park area for the use of the
carnival in August. Seconded by Clm. Cole. All in favO!', motion carried.
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Clm. Painter moved to accept the bid of Donald B. Jackson for Lot. 31, 22, and 23,
BJ.ock 9, Laubner Addition for total price of 1675.00. Seconded by Clm. Cole. All
in"favor, motion carried.
Clm. JOMson moved. to' accept the bid of Floyd R. Evans for La. 26 and 2'1 Block
10, Lau.bner Ad<ltion for $300. Seconded by Clm. Cole. All in' favor, motion carried.
Application of Harry D. Hall was read for Police force. Clm. Johnson moved to hire
Harry Hall on the Police force effective July 8th at $500 per month. Seconded. by
"elm. Cole. All' in favor~ motion carried.
Clm. Painter moved that the hourly payroll for June 16 to 30, as read be approved.
Seconded. by Clm. McRae. All in favor, motion carried.
Letter was read regarding sales tu on taking conl!lWllers ord~l!' which said this
was interstate commerce and not subject to sales tax.
Bill of $35.00 for rent by the Police Department for Civic Center for their dance
was read and City Cle8: a.vised. this would be paid when funds' would be available
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with Resolution was" read.
Motion was made and seconcilld t~ adjourn at 10:15 o'clock P.M.
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July 21, 1952
A regular meeting of the COllIlIIOn Council was called to order at 8:00 o'clock P.M.
Mayor Lanierin the chair. Present were Clm. McRae, Painter, Johnsun and Cole.
Absent Clm. ~amilton and Greene.
Minutes of the last regular meeting were read and approved.
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Mr. Forrest of the Alaska Public Works was present to discuss and advi se on the
Hospit-.J,and School projects. It will be necessary to have a resolution drawn up
to have an election on both projects.
A letter of resignation from Clm. Greene was rea.
resignation of Greene. Seconded by Clm. Painter.
Clm. McRae moved to accept the
All in favor, motion carried.
Clm. Johnson.moved that Gus Johnson be appointed to serve the remaining term of Clm.
Greene. Seconded by Clm. Painter. All in favor, motion carried.
~nald B. Jackson was present to discuss his bid on Lots 21, 22 and 23, Block 9,
Laubner Addition which was accepted at the previous meeting. He offered $50.00
earnest fee to be forfeited if the balance were not paid by September, 1952. After
a discussion the matter was tabled until the next meeting on July 25th.
The bid of Victor H. Starry for Lots 21, 22 and 23, Block 9, Laubner Addition for
a total pri.. of $700.00 was read. The bid was tabled until July 25th for further
discussion.
H. H. Malcolm was present with a l(~tter regarding his personal propertyassessment. T
The letter was read and the assessor was advised to remove H. H. Malcolm from the
tax roll.
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Fire Chief Kielcheski requested the purchase of 1000 feet of W, 450 lb pressure
double jacket treated hose with couplings attached. Clm. Painter moved to grant
the purchase. Seconl:ied by Clm. McRae. All in favor, motion carried. Mr. Kielcheski
8hHtl4:~cussed the repair, of th.e lIS) roof, the f.ace room and the purchase of a
salf wafer pump.
A letter is to be written to the Utility Board regarding the poles in the A11eys
that interfere wity the Sewe~ project.
Clm. Johnson moved to approve the hourly payrol as read for July 1st to 15th, and
to pay bills as follows when money is available: Alaska Fire Euipment, ltl.OO, Arctic
Office Machinery, $28.50, Alaska Broadcasting Co., a13.50, Anchorage Times, $91.50,
ATEC, $82.00, Andy's Oil Delivery, $250.25, Ballou & Wright, 8278.96, Burroughs,
~~13, Commissioner, $~.OO, Central Garage, i5.50, Dale's Diner, 866.10, Erdma.nn
~ency, $61.06, Win Erv~n Motors, $83.97, Graphic Art~ Press, $48.~0, Kenai Lumber
00.$163.84, Herman Leirer, $22.65, N. C. Co., $179.87, National Auto Dealers, $7.00,
Osbo's, $17.00, Pacific Coast Stamp Works, $16.24, Paalfic Water Works, $99.84,
Paulsteiner's, 840.34, Ray's Oil Service, $286.20, Standard Oil Co., $579.11,
Seward Drug 00., 82.20, Seward Hardwara, 841.08, Seward Electric System, $1,142.40,
Seward Plbq. & Htg. $6.00, Seward Machine Shop, $95.90, Seward Seaport Record,$226.40,
Albert Trump, $36.00, Patricia Williams, $50.00, Water Dept. $285.00, Petty Cash, $40.
$40. 98~ Seconded by Clm. McRae. All in favor, motion carried.
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Mayor Lanier appointed Clm. Johnson as temporary magistrate during the absence of
the City Clerk and Magistrate.
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August 4, 1952
A regular meeting of the Common Council was called to order at 8:00 o'clock P.M.,
Mayor Lanier in the ,Chair. Present were Clm. McRae, Painter, C. E. Johnson, Cole,
Gus Johnson. Absent' Clm. Hamilton.
Minutes of the last regular meeting were read and approved.
Fire Chief Kielcheski was present regarding an electric salt water pump with letters
from Peerless Pump Division for pump motor at $877.80 and letter from R. Wade & Co.
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Information from the City Clerk was given to the Fire Chi!f for information for
salt water pump.
Mr. Furst and Mr. Clay from the office of Rent Stabilization were present and gave
reasons for the CD nti~,tion of rent control saying it will die Sept. 30 unless the
Council would decide for it to continue in Seward.
Clm. C. E. Johnson moved to taklle the rent control problem. until next regular
meeting. Seconded by Cl.. McRae. All in favor, motion carried.
Mr. Toner, Engineer, presented a tabulation of the water bids that were opened at
1:09 P.M. this date~ Bids were from Earl Butcher, $247,901.70, Brady Const. Co.,
$384,897.34, stock & Grove, $336,041.00, and Morrison & Inudson, $386,328.00. Mr.
Toner stated all bids were too high but would wait for the Batcher bid to arrive
and have a special meeting on August 5th.
C./~. Keating read' ~rts of sewer Specifications' saying the sewer was not g~ing in
accor~ing to these specifications. Mr. Toner stated that the City has nothing to
do wi tJ:I the sewer at this time, that if protest is to be made it should be made to
the Bederal. Governmeal: and it should go through the Council. Mr. Keating presented
some pictures taken of a piece of sewer pipe showing back fill. Alex Petrovich
also protested to the Council regarding the present sewer installation.
C. B. Flynn was present regarding the assessment of Werner &'Flynn, said,assessmeat
return read by Southard.C. E. Johnson moved that the asc-essment of Werner & Flynn
be $5,000, no personal property. Seconded by Clm. Painter. All in favor, motionaarried.
Felix Toner spoke regarding additional sewer extensions desired by the City, that
it would be necessary to have a petition from property owners in said vicinity.
C. E. Johnson moved to apply to Alaska Public Works for further extens on on Sewer
,system tq include 2nd and D streets north to ,2nd and Van lhx. streets and East on
VanBuren st. to Manhole Ill, including Blodes 3,4,5,6,8,9,10 and 11, Laubner
Addition and alleys between 4th and 5th Avenues and between 5th and 6 th Avenues from
Jefferson street, south to serve PJr,tions of Blocks 16 and 17, Townsite, and on
1st Aved,t' from Madison street to A street to serve pelltions of Maratlon Addition.
Seconded by Clm. McRae. All in favor, motion. carried.
School
Mr. Carlson was present regarding admission of Bayview/into City limih. Also
regarding allocation of $10,500 by :the City to the School Board to be used for
payment of bonds for two yea'!t's. '.'
Clm. Painter 1IIOved to suspend the rules for the adoption of Resolutions 21 and -22.
Seconded by Clm. Gus Johnl!lOn. All in favor, motion carried.
Clm.' Pa-inter moved to adopt Resoluti-on 21:
RESJLtJ.TION - 21
WHEREAS, the CITY OF SBtlARD, has made t'lppli-cation to participa.te .in the distribution
of funds under Secti-on 2 of Chapter 60:.' SLA 1949, and
WHEREAS, under the l2ms of Section 2 of Chapter 60 SLA 1949, the fund is' to be used
for the construction and repair of school wildings in the a foresaid, district, and,
WHEREAS, the said City Council has considered and is fully informed of the provisions
of the said Section and Chapter, and
WHEREAS, the said City Council is advised that its share is $28,846.15, and
WHEREAS, the said City Council has on deposit in the Seward Branch 1st National Bank
of !nch. of Seward, the sum of $10,096.15, whichJepresents $0.35 matching for each
one dollar of Territorial money received, and
WHEREAS, the said City Council promises that the matching funds will be used only
for construction and repair of sohool buildings,
NCM, THEREFORE, BE IT R EOOLVED by the Common ~ouncil
1.- That all monies granted to the Seward School district under Section 2 Chapter 60
SLA 1949 shall be expended for the exclusive purpose of construction and repair of
-sohool buildings,.and, ,
2. _That the Sohool Board will 81mit to the Conmissioner of Education a detailed
, report of such expenditures on Dec mber 31 and June 30.each year until the total
of '28,846.15 plus matohing funds have been cQmpletely exhausted. .
CERTIFICATE OF s:::HG: L IOARD OR CITY COUNCIL
We, the unders~ed memQers of the City Council of the City of Seward, Alaska, do
hereby c erttfy:
1. That the attached Resolution is a true and correct copy of the Resolution
_finally adqpted at a meeting of ,the Seward City Council held on the 4th day of
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August 4, 1952
August '1952, and duly recorded in the official minutes of the City ~ouncil;
2. Th~t said Ireeting was duly convened and held in all respects' in accordance
with law and a legal quorum waspresent throughout the metinq.
Subscribed and sworn to before me'this
A. G. McRae
Russell Painter
l' E. JoJmson
, 'hos. E. HOW'ell
Kent E. Spaulding
Loon D. Lewis
4th day of August 1952.
Councilman
Councilman
Councilman
Treas School
School Board
Clerk School
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Seconded by Clm. Cole. All in favor, motion carried.
Clm. Painter moved to adopt Resolution 22. Seconded by Clm. Gus Johnson:
RESJLUTION FOR SUPPLEMENTARY PAYMENT - 22
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l,'iHEREAS, the CITY OF SENARD, hasmade application to participate in the distribution
of funds under Section 2 of Chapter 60 SLA 1949, and
WHEREAS, under the terms of Section 2 of Chapter 60 SLA 1949, the fund is to be used
for the construction and repair of school buildings in the aforesaid district, and
WHEREAS, the said City Council has considered and is fully informed of the proviaoltS
of the said Section and Chapter, and
WHEREAS, the said City Council is advised that its remaining share is $1,153.85, and
i{HEREAS, the said City Council has on deposit in the Seward Branch 1st National Bank
of .I1nchorage of Seward, Ahska, the sum of $403.85, which represents $0.35 matching
for each one dollar and major fraction thereof of Territorial money received, and
WHEREAS, the said City Council promises that the matching funds will be used only
for construction and ~epa'r of school buildings
N9N, 'lREREFORE, BE IT R ESJLVED FIT THE Seward City Council
1. That all monies granted to the Seward School district under Section 2
Chapter 60 SLA 1949 shall be expended for the exius! ve purpose of
construction and repar of school buildings, and,
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That the School Board will sul::mit to the Cormnissioner of Education a
detailed report of such expenditures on December 31 and June 30 each
year until the total of $1,153.85 plus matching funds have been
. completely exhausted.
CERTIFICATE OF SCHOOL PDARD OR CITY COUNCIL
undersigned members of the Schotll Board or the City Council- of the City of
Alaska, do hereby certify:
We, the
Seward,
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That the attached Resolution is a true and correct copy of the Resolution
finally a dopted at a meeting of the Seward City Council held on the 4th
day of August, 1952, and duly recorqed in the official minutes of the
City Council;
That said meeting was duly convened and held in all respects in accordance
with law and a legal quorum was present throughout the meeting.
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A. G. McRae Councilman
Russell Painter Councilman
C. E. Johnson Councilman
Thos E. HOW'ell School Board
Kent E. SpauldngSchool Board
Leon D. Lewis Shhool Board
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 4 day of August 1952.
(SEAL) Sigrid Stearns, City Clerk
Seconded by Clm. Cole. All in f~, motion carried.
C. E. Johnson recormnended that the City Clerk write a letter to the League of Alapkan
Cities inviting them to hold their annual conference at Seward this year.
Mr. Gilliland, representing City attorneys Hellenthal and Cottis, was present
rwarding the water tank!, at the Sanatorium now owned by the Methodist Women Society.
Recommended offering the Je.se Lee Home 25,000 gallons of water per d ay without
cnarge, for ten (10) years.
Clm. McRae moved to sell C. B. Flynn North 15 ft. of Lot 5, Block 5, Laubner Addition,
for $50.00. Seconded by Clm. Painter. All in favor, motion earrie~\,
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Bill of $96.00 from Bay Service for extra haul to housing ~.t" rUy was discussed
and to be referred to Alaska Housing Authority.
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Application of A. A. Brattain for street department was read and discussed. No actlion
taken at this time.
Clm. McRae moved that the hourly payroll for July 16-31 inc. as read, be approved.
Seconded by Clm. Painter. All in favor, motion carried.
Clm. Painter moved that Phillip Nicholas be put in charg-e of the street Department.
Seconded by elm. McRae. All in favor,' motion carried.
Letter from Felix Toner dated July 25th, regarding the ordering of fittinqs and
pipe needed for 1he water rehabilitation was read.
Clm. Painter moved to sell lots 7 and 8, Block 3~1 Laubner Addition to Thomas
Goresen at $100 each. Seconded by C,m. Gus Johnson. All in fawr, Motion carried.
Clm. C. E. Johnson moved to I!e~oke Ordinance No. 156, An ordiilance requiring a municipal - . ,
license from every person maintaining for use or who pennits the use of coin-'perated
amI1seIll!lnt or musical devices wi thin the TOwn of Seward, Alaska. Seconded by Clin.
Painter. C1m. McRae, yes~ Clm. Painter, yes, Clm. C. E. Johnson, yes, Clm. Cole,
no. Clm. Gus Johnson, yes. MOtion carried.
Clm. C. E. Johnson 1IIOved that due to extenuating circumstances, Mr. Balmat be g-ranted
15 days leave pay in lieu of leaye. ueconded by elm. Cole. All in favor, motion oarried.
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The Mayor appointed Clm. McRae and Clm. C. . Johnson to study the truck parkinq
problem and a parking area for truoks.
Motion was'made and seconded to adjourn at
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A special lQgetinq of the Common Council was called to order at 5:30 o'clock l>.M.
for the purpose of rejecting the water rehabilitation bids and conferring- with the
APW Engineer and Attorney on the Sewer proiram.' Mayor Lanier in the Chair. Present
were Clm. McRae, Painter, C. E. Johnson, Cole and Gus Johnson. Absent Clm. Hamilton.
Also present Mr. Tweet and Mr. Riley of AW.
Felis Toner spoke to the Council regarding the tabulation of the four bids received
for the water rehabilitation, advised that they were all high.
Clm. Painter 1IIOved to reject all four (4) bids for Water rehabilitation as folilaws:
E rl Butcher, $247,901.70, Stock & Grove, $336,041.00, Brady C~nst. Co., $184,897,34,
aftd Morrison Knudson, $386,328.00, tabulation of bids to be sent to each bidder.
Seconded by ~lm. McRae. All in favor, motion carried.
Clm. C. E. Johnson moved to
force account. Seconded by
and Gus Johnson, voted yes.
troceed with the water rehabilitation program under
1m. McRae. elm. McRae, Painter, C. E. Johnson, Cole
Motion carried.
The matter of the present sewer installation was discussed and the pictures of
the pipe that had presented at the meeting- AUgUst 4th were shewn to Mr. Riley,
attorney and Mr. Tweet, Engineer, of AlW. Mr. Tweet asked if the person who had
made the complaint had remained on the Job for any length of time watching- other
pipe being- laid and backfilled, and had other discre~ci.s been observed or was
this the only one. The complainant was not present but Mrs. Weber thephotographer,
was and she said she had been a sked to take a picture of that par.ticu1ar piece of pipe.
Mr. Riley suggested that a complaint in writing together with the pictures be 'sent
to APW wff1ce at Juneau, that it would be foolish not to have a complete report of
the complaint on record. Mr. Riley stated that he did not think it reasonable to
open up the ditch after heari~ the evidence at hand. Mr. Graves was also present,
and Mr. Riley stated the requirements for job of inspector.
IIighway Pat~1 officer was present regarding the installation of radio and station
in the office of the police quarters. The matter was discussed but no action taken.
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'-- - 7.. special meeting of the Common Council was called to o~ at 5:oo-o'crO"cf__P.M~'
for the Jjiiipose of discussing and preparing a budget with the, Auditor. liThe Hayor
stated the water department woUd be a separate audit and it was reCJUested that that
audit be completed first so all matters pertaining to the water could be in accordance
with the bonding company. The budget of various departments ~s presented and
discussed and }'.arts of it cut. With the various changes the millage rate would
still be too high in order to meed! the expenses of the City so the Mayor announced
another meeting for August 14th, to cgain discuss the budget afterhaving a day to
think it over.
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A special meeting of the Connnon Council WiS called to order at 5:00 0' clock r.M.
for the purpose of accepting a bueqet and arriving at a tax rate. Mayor Lanier in
the Chair. Present were Clm. McRae, Painter, Cole and Gus Johnson. Absent Clm.
C. E. Johnson and Hamilton.
The budget was again discussed and cut finally reaching a satisfactory figure.
Clm. McRae moved that the City budget for 1952-1953 year be set at $148,300.00.
Seconded by Clm. Cole. All in favor, motion c arTied.
Clm. Painter moved that the tax rate on
on personal property, during 1952-1953.
favor, motion carried.
real property be .015 mills and .025 mills
Seconded by Clm. Gus Johnson. All in
Motionms made and seconded tocrljourn at 6:40 o'clock P.'M.
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A regular me ting of the connnon ~ouncilWis brought to order at 8~00 o'clock P.M.
Mayor Lanier in the Chair. Present were Clm. McRae, Painter, C. E. Johnson and Gus
Johnson. Absent Clm. Cole and Hamilton.
Minutes of the last regular and special IlBetings were read and approved.
Fred Kielcheski Fire Chief was present regarding the purchase of salt water pump
and the matter discussed by the Council. Clm. McRae moved to app~ove the purchase
of salt water pump from R. M. Wade at $2,205.08, plus freight, switch and installation
for the fire department, Seconded by Clm. Gus Johnson. All in favor, motion carried.
Fire eKcape notices for use of the Fire Chief was discussed and the Fire Chief in-
structed to proceed with the issuance of said notices.
Mr. Gilliland, attorney and Mr. Carlson, Superintendent were present and annexation
of Bayview school was discussed.Clm. C. E. Johnson moved that the election for the
annexation of Bayview School into the City limits be held at the City General
Election October 6th, as Proposition No.1. Seconded by Clm. Gus Johnson. All in
favor, motion carried.
elm. McRae moved that the
be put on'order for stock.
c and batteries
tires and tubes/as requested by the Mechanic Nicholas
Seconded by Clm. Painter. All in favor, motion carried.
Mr. Cook was present regarding the purchase of lots in_ the Marathon A:ktitidm was
advised that minimum price has not been set on these lots amd the matter will be
tabled until ne~ week.
elm. ~s ,Johnson was appointed by the Mayor as Conmissioner of Airport and Small
,Boat rbor. HarboTmaster was present with request for necessary materials for
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smal~ boat harbor. Clm. Painter moved that $100.00 be authorized for repairs to the
small boat harbor float. Seconded by Clm. C. E. Johnson. All in favor, motion c altxied.
Letter f rom Brady Const. Co. was re.d regarding the
property for the constinuation of sewer operations.
materials would be removed as requested.
removal of materials from City
Mr. Nicholas advised that the
Letters from Mr. Marshall and Mr. Toner were read regarding the Water Force account
financing and recommednations to proceed.
elm. C. E. Johnson moved thaJ the date for delinquent taxes be set for October 1st
instead of September 15th. Seconded by Clm. Painter. All in favor, motion earried.
C. E. Johnson made a report on the leagUe of Alaskan Cities and the legality of
parking lots by the City.
Shipments of explosives into the Port of Seward was discussed by the Council as well
as the eequirements of the Coast Guard. Clm. C. ~. Johnson moved that individual permits
be issued for each shir;ment of explosives destined for the Port of Seward~ Secondeid
by Clm. Painter, All in favor, motion carded.
Petition regarding, sewer connections on ~Q.i41-o\\U! ~ ~I;I;t~Q~R;fi~1J Urbach was
raad. Clm. Pain,ter moved to accept the land presenf to-AN :f:'nQ-l'neer. Seconded by
Clm. McRae. All in favor, motion carried.
Clm. 'painter moved that the hourly payroll for AUgUst 1 to 15th as read, be approved.
Seconded by Clm. C. E. Johnson. All in favor, motion carried.
Resignation of Art Duncan from t he Water Department was read and to be referred to
the Utility Board.
Clm. C. E." Jqhnson moved't,o sell Lots 26,21,.28,2!!, 30, Block 10, La.ubner Additfon,
Lots 35 and 36, Block 9, Laubner Addition and Lots 9, 10, 11,1~,13,14, Block 3,
Laubner Addition for total price of $1,50aroto J. Vic Brown rr, if found to be in
the clear by City Engineer. Seconded by Clm. Painter. All in :lavor, motion carried.
Bids of R.Painter for $450 and Victor Starry, $525 for lot 40,Block 15 were read.
Clm. McRae moved to accept the bid of Victor Starry for $525.00 for Lot 40, Block
15. Seconded by Glm. C. E. Johnson. Clm. McRae, C. E. Johnson, Cole and Gus
Johnson voted yes. Clm. Painter, no. Motion carried.
The matter of rent stabilisation that had been tabled until this meeting was discussed.
.Clm. Mcl{ae moved to discontinue rent Stabilization in Seward. Seconded by Clm. Gus
J ohnso~ All in favor, motion carried. . ,
-R~okation of amendment -to Ordinance No. 202 was discussed,- w-ith decision that -a
meeting be called for noon Wednesday with five couneilmen present .
Letter f rom Foss, Malcolm and Olson regarding hospital plans was read and the
hospital plans were reviewed and discussed.
Motion was made and EElconded to adj ourn at 11: 00 0' clock P.M.
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A special meeting of the Common -';ouncilwas called.to order at 12:00 o'clock noon
f~ the PUlfis~ ote re.ad~fhe bills ancL,;revoldng and amendina Ordinance No. ..202. d Gu
~or Lan 1nt e ~h reBen~ were~lm. lfu~ae, -Pa1nter, c.E.Ioanson, vere an s
nnsoli.- sen lorn., "'ton., r.
~lm. McRae moved to pay bills as read as follows: Andy's, $21.45, Anchorage Times,
$83.60, ATEC, $15.16, Burrouqhs, $5.08, Bay City Const. Co., $11.00, Ballou & .
Wright, $16.29, Commissioner, $3.00, Doyle's, $20.70, '~in ErTts0Nptors, #12.45,
~n Agency, $29.90, Chas. R. Hadley Co., $153.84, Kenai Lbr. Co., $22.16,
Osbo's, $1.30, Paulsteiner's, $2.88, N.C. Co., $98.19, Albe~ Trump. $36.00,
S~ard Trading Co., $5.06, Seward Hi.r9walteJ.:cS5bl}~, Se'dard ~chine Shop, Sp.27,
S andard Oil Co. $200.51, Rutledge, Johnson & Assoc., 1981.00, Safeway Airways,
$~3.l5, Seward Elec. System, $564.05, Patricia Willi~, $961.90, Water Dept.,
$142.50, Petty Cash, $13.09. Water DepartmentaBeaver & VanSeventer, $5.63,
Bay City Const. Co., $36.00, Aron Ericson, $11.00, Seward, Plbg. & Hetg.,~54.61,
Seward Machine Shop, $39.42. Seconded by Clm. C. E. Johnson, Clm. McRae, yes,
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Clm.'Painter, yes, Clm. C. E. Johnson yes, elm. Cole, yes, Clm. Gus Johnson, no vote.
Motion carried.
'Clm. Painter moved to suspend the rules for the revokation of amendment to Ordinance
202 and changes to Secs. 13 and 14 of Ordinance No. 202. Seconded by Clm. McRae.
All in favor, motion carried.
Clm. Painter moved to revoke ordinance Aull!nding Section 1,e,Ccmoernling,::tll.i,Management
and Operation of Public Utility Systems, Ordinance No. 202. Seconded by Clm. McRae.
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Clm. Painter moved changes tiSections 13 and 14, Ordinance No. 202, as follows:
Seotion 13 .&11 read. The Board shall appoint lpanagers whose terms shall not
exceed five (5) years 'and whose salaries shall be fixed by the Board. Such ~Ii.agers
shall be subject to removal at any time by majority vote of said Board.
Section 14 shall read: The managers, subject to regulations promulgated by the Board,
shall be responsible for the management, operation, and maintenance of all utilities
under the jurisdiction of the Board; They shall select all subordinate employees and
and be responsible for their services; they shall, with the approval of the Board,
establish compensation of their employees. They shall direct and coordinate the
services of utility employees; maintain all employment records required either by
law or the Board to be kept and file all reports required by any goverrnnent agency.
They shall report monthly to the Board, enforce payment of all accounts owed for
'I services rendered, and perform such services ass aid Board may, at any time _require.
The managers shall furnish a surety bond, the premium of which shall be paid by
the Board, in the sum of Ten Thousand Dollars ($10,000) for the faithful and honest
performance of their duties. They mall be responsible for the collection of all
utility bills from customers and for all supplies, inventories, materials and
equipment acquired for and expended by the Utility in the usual course of business.
All collections by: theim"sha1r-~e9Ulat1y, :as:,theBoard shall require, be deposited
with The First National Bank of Anchorage, S~,ard E<<anch, in an account designated
by t he Board. All disbursements from said accounts shall be upon vouchers co-signed
by the chairman of the Board and the manager. Seconded by Clm. Gus Johnson. All
in favor, motion carried.
Motion was made and seconded to adjourn at 1:00 o'clock P.M.
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August 25, 1952
A special meeting of the Cornmon Council was called to order at 7:00 o'clock P.M.
for the purpose of signing a contract with Foster & Marshall for up to $350,000 of
bonds. Mayor banier in the chair. Present were Clm. McRae, Painter, C. E. Johnson,
Col~ and Gus Johnson. Absent Clm. l'amil ton.
Letter from Foster & Marshall and the con~act were read by the City Clerk.
Clm. C. E. Johnson moved to authorize the Mayor and City Clerk to sign the contract
for $300,000 of bonds with Foster & Marshall dated August 22, 1952. Seconded by
Clm. Painter. All in favor, motion carried.
Motion wasmadeand seconded to adjourn at 7:40 o'clock P.M.
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For the purpose of conferring with Donald Wilson, Director $f APW regarding futur,
Public Works for the City of Seward. Mayor Lanier in the chair. 'Present were '
I Clm. Painter, C. E. Johnson, Cole and Gus Johnson. Absent Clm. McRae and Hamilton;
'Mi. Wilson was present and"a letter was read from him on tne procedure of going ahfad
wi th the plans for new hospital and sbhool. Numerous "questions were a sked by the
; members of the Council r"'gardinq the status of hospital and school with Mr. Wilson
, stating the City should rlot only ask for funds for hospital and school but any oth~r
'projects that would be needed in the future such as paving of streets. He also '
, advised that the three projects be put on the ballot ror the people to vote for ju"t
, as soon as possible so when funds were available Seward would be ready to go ahead
with any of their plans. The City Clerk was instructed towdte for all informaUJn
I regarding procedure for paving as well as price per foot etc~ The school project
: to be $1.000,000 , the hospital project to be $725.000 with the approval of bonds
I for schoo project in amount $600,000, and the hospital $400,000.
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A regular meeting of the Conunon I,.;ouncil was called to' ord.~r 'at d8 ;'tJ'o- 'b;'ciiock P.M.
'Mayor Lanier in 1he ,Chair. . Present were CIin. McR,a,e, Pa.inter" C.' E. John~,- ~ol&-,
and Gus Johnson'. 'Absent Clm. Hamilton. ' , ,,"~ " '
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: Minutes of the laSt regulai Imeet'in~ were' read ane( appro1l'ed:
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The Mayor recommended that a memorial fund of $500 be given to the 'family of Harry
D. Ball deceased police,officer. ,Clm. C. E. JolIn,son mo'fed, :that the ~ounl'il.. in"
behalf of the City of sew'ah:f; "present '-fo the' f1iIlnly of Hairy D. Hall, deceased
police officer a memorial fund of $500. Seconded by Clm. Cole. All in favor,
motion carried.
Mr. Sipprell and Admiral Ziesler of Alaska Steamship Co. were present regarding
explosives. Ordinance No. 204 was read and discussed. Admi:t:a;l':stat~dth:at- he
was going to Juneau to confer with the Coast Guard regarding eKplosives ~n~ ~oul9
advise- the C-ounc11 of ute -results.' Clin. C~ E. Johnson aDcf Pa(nter were appointed
as a committee on explosives.
Clm. McRae moved to authorize the mechanic to spend $600 for parts from Ballou &
Wright. Seconded by Clm. Cole. all in favor, motion carried.
,Clm. C. E. Johnson moved to reject the bid of Mr.' Atchley for the DC4 ~at of $4,000.
Seconded by Clm. Cole. All in favor, motion carried.
Clm. Gus, Johnson moved to sell the gas range in Housing Area to James Kirkpatrick
for $100 as per letter. Seconded by elm. Cole. All in favor, motion carried.
Petition for extension of sewer hetween Third and 4th Avenues, Brock 15 waS read.
Clm. C. E. Johnson moved to write APW for extension of sewer between 3~d and 4th
Avenues, in Brock 15, north to Jefferson St. Seconded by Clm. McRae. All in favor,
motion carried.
Complaints on the present installation of sewer from Mr. Trevethan and Dan bouthard
were read and City Clerk: instructed to forward to forward to APW attorney, Mr. Riley.
Proposed R~lution 23 was read by the City Clerk.
Clm. Painter moved to suspend the rules for the adoption of R solution 23. Seconded
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Clm. Gus Johnson moved to adopt R,.solution 23.
RES 0 L UTI 0 N . 23
BE IT RESOLVED, by the members of the Common Council of the City of Seward,
THAT, Eugene N. Lanier, Mayor and Charles E. Cole, Finance Officer~ (to be
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September 2, 1952
fi8t~i~tR Sgw~~~e~rWR~rPi9~ttN~tYbrl!it~~aof)A~~o~~~~iAU~QR~~tooPign a
$5,500.00, payable in ninety (90) days from the date of the note, together with
interest at 6~, for the City of Seward Water Department.
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Attest:
Sigrid Stearns
Ci ty Clerk
(signea)
A.G.McRae
,~ussell Painter
C.E. Johnson
C. E. Cole
Gus A. Johnson
Eugene N. Lanier
Mayor
Herman E. Leirer
Raymond M. Seferovich
Murl P. Trevethan
Letter from Foss, Malcolm and Olsen regarding hospital plans was read. Clm. Cole
moved to approve the preliminary plans for the proposed new hospital and authorize
the Mayor to sign the plans. Seconded by Clm. McRae. All in favor, motion carried.
Clm. C. ~. Johnson moved that Proposition No.1, Hospital Bonds in a$ount $400,000,
aoposition No.2, School Bonds in amount $600,000 and Proposition No.3, Paving and
underground improvements in amount $200,000 be put on the ballot a Special Llection
to be held October 14, 1952. Seconded by Clm. 60le. All in favor, motion carried.
Motion was made and seconded to adjourn
at 10:45 o'clock P.M.
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No quorum being present the rc,gular
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September 23, 1952
A special meeting of the Council was called to order at 8:00 o'clock P.M., for the
purpose of taking care of all the business of the regular meeting of September 15th,
for which there was no quorum, Mayor Lanier in the Chair. Present were Clm. McRae,
Painter, C. E. Johnson, Cole, Hamilton and Gus Johnson.
R. J. Stanton was present
in the Marathon Addition,
lots at public auction.
regarding information relative to the purchasing of lots
and there was discussion regarding the selling of these
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Clm. Hamilton moved to set a minimum of $500 purchase_price per lot for all lots
to be sdld in the Marathon Addition. Seconded by Clm. Cole. All in favor,motion
carri ed.
Clm. Hamilton moved to set minimum requirement of $10,000 per dwelling and adhere
strictly to City Building Code, Chapter IX, Marathon Addition to be residential
district only. Seconded by Clm. McRae. Discussion. Clm. McRae withdrew his
second to the motion. Clm. Hamilton further moved all assessments to said property
in Marathon Addition be the obligation of the purchaser. Seconded by Clm.CJohnson.
Vote taken, all in favor, motion carried.
W. Sipprell of ASSCO was present regarding explosives and read a letter from Mr.
Zeisler also a letter from the Coast Guard. The City Attorney who was present was
instructed to draw up a Resolution regarding the issuance of blanket permits for
water carriers.
Mr. Petrie requested information regardina the hydraulic pipe in his buikiihg and
said he would like to know if it belonged to him or the City. Mr. Lanier advised
him they would check into the matter when the ATEC manager arrived here.
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Letters fram APW regarding increase in total of cost of hospital was read and dis-.
:cussed as well as request for financial information for school and hospital.
Proposed Ordinance No. 220 was read h- the City Cle rk.
Clm. Hamilton moved to suspend the rules for the adoption of Ordinance No. 220 Se onded by
'Clm. Gus ,Johnson. All in favor, motion carried. '"", . I: .
Clm. C. B. Johnson moved to adopt Q.rdin",n('!e No. 220, AN ORDINANCE OF 'lBE 'IDh'N OF i
'SEitJ'ARD, JlLASKA 'ID AMEND THAT ORDINANCE, PAS~ SBPTEMBER 4, 1951, AMENDING SECTION L
,I OF ORDINANCE 202, CONC~~NING THE MANAGEHENT AND OPERATION OF PUBLIC UTILITY SYSTE~.
:Seconded by Clm. McRae. All in farov, motion carried. ' i
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the date for Special Election for bonds for Hospital, School I.
October 14th. Seconded by Clm. Hamilton. All in favor,motio~
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IClm. Cole moved to adopt Ordinance No. 221, AN ORDINANCE CALLING AN ELFCrION PUR3Jrf. T
!'ID ACTS OF CXlNGRESS TO INCUR AN INDEBl'EDNESS AND 'ID ENTER IN'ID PROJECT CONSTRUCTIONr
'"IITH THE EU,l\SKAPUBLIC WORKS, AN J\GENCY OF THE DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR, FOR THE .
iPURFOOE OF CXlNsrRU~TJNG A MUNICIPAL HOSPITAL, HIGH SCHOOL AND FOR PAVING 'lWN STREE~S,
:SAID PROJECTS NOT 'ID COST THE TOWN OF'S~IARD MORE THAN $400,000, $600,00, and '
'$200,000, RESPECTIVELY. Seconded by elm. Hamilton. All in favor, motion carried. i
ielm. Hamilton -moved to suspend the rules for the adoption of Ordinance No. 221.
iSeconded by Clm. Cole. All in favor, motion carried.
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Clm. Hamilton moved to contact Rutledge, Johnson & Associates to meet with the Coun~il
regarding paving and curbing. Seconded by Clm. McRae. All in favor, motion carrie~.
'Letter from Victor Rivers was read r.!garding plans for small boat harbor flOdt.
'elm. I-<lcRae moved to appoint Harry Southard to handle the 5Il1all boat harbor plans.
3~conded by Clm. Hamilton. All in favor, motion carried.
.Letter from lJonald 1'lilson dated September 11th regarJing the use of the sewer was r~ad.
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Clm. Gus Johnson moved that the payroll for August 16th to September 15th be approv~d.
Seconded by Clm. Hamilton. All in favor, motion carried.
,The complaint filed against the City by H. E. Barr and Answer thereto was read by
I the City Clerk.
'Letter from Commissioner ef_Health advised that a Public Health Nurse would be
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placed in Seward as soon as possible.
Cln\. Cole moved to transfer Liquor License No. 3495 from Faye Culverson to Faye
Culverson and Ralph P. Chase. Seconded by Clm. namil ton. All in f,vor, motion c a1tied.
Clm. Cole moved to transfer Retail Liquor License No. 3704 from present location -I
to specially constructed premises at the Renwald Hotel. Seconded by Clm. Hamilton.1
All in favor, mot ion carried. !
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IClm. C. E. Johnson moved to suspend the rules for the adoption of Resolution 24.
iSeconded by Clm.Painter. All in fuvor, motion carried.
'Clm. Gus Johnson moved to adopt Resolution~4 :
RESOLUTION NO. 24
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BE IT R280LVED by the Council of the Twon of Sew~rd, Alaska, that the follo~ing :
ne.med persons shall act as Judges, Clerks and as Inspector at the reC!Ular Hunicipali:
election to be held on the 7th day of Vctober, 1952, at Seward, Alaska, for the II
purpose of electing Councilmen, School Bpard and Utility Board members: Judges: '
Charles Malin, Alice F. Lorang,.Ega Myers. ~lerks: Blanche Gray, Wilma Lind. i
,The rules governing the passage and approval of recolutipns ar~ hereby suspended ~
an emergency is declared, a~d this R~solution shall be effective immediately ,
upon its introduction and passage this 23 day of September, 1952.
Eugene N. Lanier
Mayor
Town of Seward, Alaska
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Sigrid Steorml
Municipal Clerk
Town of Seward,
Alaska
Petition for extension of the sewer instalation was read by the City Clerk.
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iGlm. C. J:.. Johnson moved to approve the extension for sewer installation between
D Street and Van Buren in the alley xxB between 2nd and 3rd Avenues. Seconded by
elm. Cole. All in favor, motion carried.
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Bills were read as follows: Andy's $52.95, Alaska Fire Equipment, $8.00, ATEC
'3allo~ & Wright, $16.29, Burroughs,'$5.08, Bay City Const. Co., $111.00, Bay ~rvice
$156.00, Comcissioner, $3.00, Doyle's, $40,45, Darley & Co., $39.20, Dale's D~ner,
$33.33, Win Ervin Motors, $84.55, Hellenthal, $1,171.87, Kenai L~r Co., $22.16,
,Miro-Flex, $112.13, N.C. Co., $290.34, Osbo's, $9.70, Paulsteiner s, $67.50, ,
Ray's Oil Serv~ce, $60.60, Se~ard Har~Nare, $122.29, Seward ~~chine Shop, $347.92,
Standard Oil Co. $386.73, Seward Elec. System, $1,126.20, Seward Trading Co., $5.06,
~1ater Dept. $427.50, Sewar:! Hardware, $1,918.21, Patricia 1Hlliams, $1,844.83, Petty
Cash33.80. Clm. Cole moved to pay bills as read wi~h the exception of Bay Service.
Seconded by Clm. Painter. Clm. McRae, Painter, C. h. Johnson, Cole, Hamilton yes.
elm. Gus Johnson, no vote.
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APP'O~'Z~'~
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October 6, 1952.
A regular meeting of the Council called for 7:00 was called to order at 7:30 o'clock
P.M., Mayor Lanier in the Chair. Pxesent were Clm. McRae, Painter, C. E. Johnson
Cole and Gus Johnson. Absent Clm. amilton.
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Minutes of the last regular and special meetings were read and approved.
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Petition of ~ichalyn and George ~iardina for Cocktail lounge in the Theater building
\Vas tead.
Clm. Cole moved to accept the petition of Richalyn and George Giardina for cocktail
lounge in the Theater Building. Sc~onded by Clm. Painter. All in f~vor, motion car~
Letter tr~~ Grace L. Los~for transfer of Retail Liquor License Nol 2853, Bunch's
LiqUor Store was read. Clm. Painter moved to grant the transfer of Retail Liquor
:License N0. 2853 from Inez Balderston to Grace L. Losey. Seconded by Clm. McRae.
All in favcr;, motion carried.
Letter from John J. Mackessyfor request to open a Retail Liquor store at corner of
4th and Washington was read. Clm. Gus Johnson moved to grant Retail Liquor License
to John J. Mackessy for Retail Li~lor Store at corner of 4th and Washington., Seconded
ny Clm. Cole. rill in favor, motion carried.
Seward General Hospital letter re~~ested permission to make entry way downstairs on
the South side of the building. Clm. Painter moved that permission be granted the
hospital to make an entry way on the downstairs ~outh side of the building. Second~d
by Clm. Gus Johnson. All in favor, motion carried.
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Letter of complaint from J. 1;1. Jeffry and other in neighborho,od was. read regarding
the all~y after the installation of the sewer, but Mr. Jeffrey who was present,
said the alley is now repaired. m
Lettelt from Foster & VJarshall ancl, hellenthal rugarding the progressing of the water
bonding were read.
Clm. C. E. Johnson moved to suspend the rules for the adoption of Resolution 25.
Seconded by Clm. McRae. All in favor, motion carried.
Clm. Gus Johnson moved to adopt Resolution 25:
RES 0 L UTI 0 N 25
BE IT RESJLVED by the Council of the Town of Se1varr:!, 1\1 a ska th"t th.. folla-ring named
persons shall act as JUdges, Clerks and as Inspector at the Special 11anicipal ~lection
to be held Tuesday, October 14, 1952, at Se1Vard Alaska for the purpose of voting on
three Propositions for incurring indebtedness and issue general obligation bonds for
Proposition 1 $400,000 for purpose of acquiring hospital; Proposition 2. $600,000 for
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Judges: Mildred Ki r.kpa t ri ck (Inspedtor l Ii
Alice F. Lorang
Eda Mye r$
Clerks: Blanche Gray,
Wilma Lind
The rules governing the passage a.nd approval of .resolut-ions are hereby suspended ariid
ap emergency 1s declared, and this Resolution shall be effective immediately upon ~ts
I introduction and passage this 64Th day of October, 1952. ' i'
: ATTEST:
, Sigrid Stearns
'Municipal "lerk
_ Town of 3eward, "laska
""ugene N. J..oanie.r
- Mayor
Town Qf Seward, Alaska
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Seconded by Clm. Painter. All in favor, motion carried.
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Clm. C. ~. Johnson moved to suspend the rules for the adoption of Resolution 26.
Seconded by Clm. Gus Johnson. ~ll in favor, motion carried.
Clm. McRae moved to adopt Resolution 26:
REOOLUTION _ 26
I A RE3:lLUTION TO PROVIDE FOR THE LENGTH OF PERMIT AND QUANTITY OF CLASS A EXPLOSIVE~
THAT'MAY BE C1l.RRIED INTO THE CORPORATE LIMITS OF SEVJARD, ALASKA BY AN'{ WATER CARRIBR.
BE IT REEOLVED BY THE QJUNCIL OF THE 'lD'.'!N OF 3D'IARD, Al..ASKA:
1. That any responsible water carrll"r so a:plying, may obtain from the 'l'own of 5e'^lurd,
Alaska a permit for a period of SIX tSl consecutive months, authorizing said water,
carrier to carrf class A explosives within the corporate limits for such period.
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2. h&t the amount of class A expl~sives carried into the corporate limits of Sew~rd,
iAlaska by any water carrier on any' one vessel at anyone time, may not exceed-ONE -
;UNDRED (100) TONS.
The rules gov-:rning the passage and approval of resolutions ar", hereby suspended a~p-
an emergency is decle-red, &nd this'Resolution shc;ll be effective immediately upon -
its lnC1(Y]';c-j icn cT'G pas,,,,,'., L' "rL' -h-r:)f Uctober, 1952.
A':',;,r::ST:
i Sigrid Stearns
Clerk
Eugene N. Lanier
NiJyor
Seconded by Clm. Gus Johnson.
"11 in f""vor, mot ion carried.
-R__solution No. 27 and Petition for Annexation of Bayview School Area was read by C~Frk.-
Clm. C. E. Johnson mo"e-) to suspend the rules for the adoption of Resolution 27.
Seconded by Clm. McRa_. All in fdvor, motion carried.
Clm. Gus Johnson moved to adopt Resolution No. 27:
RESOLU!!ON NO. 27
ANNEXATION OF DAWUW SCHOOL AltEA
BE IT RESOLVED BY 'lEE TO\tm OF SE':JARD: _
1. That the attached "P~tition for "'nnexation", marked-Exhibit "1'" be presen~l:d
to th~ U. S. District Court, Third Judicial Division, forthwith, so that time 3nd ~ace
of hearing can be esb,blished and election ordered, if warranted, it being the des:U:re
of the Town of Seward to enlarge its limits.
2. That the Council finds the facts stated in Exhibit "1" to b" true.
An emergency is hereb:' declared and the Council SO fi nds and the rules governi;ng
the publication, postinq, introduction, reading of resolution are susp..nded ~nci thi's
rec:olution sh2_1l be effective immediAtely following its introduction, passage and
approval this 6th day of October, 1952.
Pas.sed and approved thi s 6th day of v ctoher,
~M:~Em~
Town Clerk
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I~econded by Clm. C. E. Johnson.
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nIl in fevor, motion carried.
Proposed Ordinance No. 222 was read by the ';lerk.
,elm. Gus Johnson moved to suspend the rules for the adoption of Ordinance No. 222.
'Seconded bv Clm. HcRae. All in favor, motion carried.
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Clm. Painter moved to adopt Ordinance No.222 AN ORDINANCE TO P!{QVIDE FOR THE SALE AT
'PUDLIC AUCTION OF CEl?I'.rJ: N LOTS IN THE 11ARATHON ADDITION TO THE CI'IT OF SE:JARD.
Beconded by Clm. Cole. nIl in ravor, motion carried.
Marvin Viale of Resurrection Bay Cannerv was present regarding his taxes and Toad
maintenance. Clm. Pain~er moved the taxes for Resurrection Bay Cannery be hahd[ed
as in the past, by the ~ity re-imbuning the cannery for road maintenance in amount
of taxes. Secondeci by 1m. McRae. Jill in fdvor, motion carried. There was a
discussion regarlng the City maintaining the road to the canner; and puttiw; in a
permanent road, the ma,tter to be referred to }Kil. !Southard.
Notice of Hearing on the tentative water rate schedule increase was read by the
City Clerk. About thirty persons were present at this increased rate hearing, Mr.
W. C. Erwin requested clarification regarding the charges for Standard Oil and he was
advised bJ members of the Utility Board who were also rresent. Mr. Viale requested
inforrr~tion regarcmrlg water of S~.ard SeafoDds and was advised they would be includ~d
in the rate schedule. Mrs. Nicholas asked if anything were being done wit" the water
system at the present time to insure adequate wa ter during the winter and was ad-
~ised by the Utility Board that work is progessing as rapidly as possible.
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Clm. Painter moved to adop~ the new proposed water rates for the Seward Water
System. Seconded by Clm. ~ole. Discussion. Clm. Cole' withdrew his second to the
mption. Clm. Painter amended his motion to include the exclusion of the Jesse Lee
Eome from payment of water , to include the Seward Electric System at $30 per month~
and transfer dairies from Group 1 to Group 4 at $20 per month. Seconded by Cln. Co~e.
All in favor, motion carried.
R. E. Williams Was present regarding leave pay and asked if he were still superintenden
of streets. The matter was discussed, he was advised he had not worked for the City
a full year which is the required time for accumulation of leave, and he was told
Mr. Nicholas had been appointed superintendent.
W. C. E wi~was present in behalf of the hospital board with co~pilation of Historical
facts C~i\cernjng the Hospital, which was read by the City Clerk. 'Clm. Painter moved
to approve the B1storical Facts for Hospital Board as read. Sec0nded by elm. Cole.
All in f~vor, motion carried.
Bill for damage to Grace Burke and Felix Radav property was discussed. Clm. Paihter
moved to approve the bill to the City in the amount of $21.75 for repair to fence. '
;Seconded by Clm. Cole. Jill in favor, motion carried.
J. H. Jeffry in hehalf of the PTa requested assistance for building a shting rink
and was advised to contact Mr. Nicholas for use of City equipment when available.
'Telegrams and pamphlets declaring Seward a Critical De~ense Housing Ar~a for rent
control were read.
Victor Rivers letter re dolphin off the Cold Storage dock was read and discussed.
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Rent Stabil~tion letter was read regarding the rates of Bay Service. The matter
was discussed and the City Clerk instructed to answer.
Clrr.. Gus Johnson moved to approve the payroll as read with the exception of Al ',Jebet
pending clarification~ Seconded by Clm. Cole. All in fdvor, motion carried.
Letter from Bur2au of Land Management regarding lots in block 5, Federal Addition
was read and City Clerk instructed to make application for the purchase of these lots.
Letter from Corps of Engineers ror partial cancellation of lease of property was read
also letter from Brady Canst. Co. requesting additional lots, City Clerk notified
to advise Brady Con~t. Co. that the lots are not available.
ClI~. Painter moved to authorize the Mayor to sign partial cancellation of Lease
No. W-37l0-eng-21. Seconded by Clm. Cole. "11 in f"vor, motion carried.
Letter of t~anks from Tony Schwarnm for sueeessful dedication of airport was read.
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October 6, 1952
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Iw. J. TWeet, of APW, in letter of September 26th granted permission to occupy portil~,. ns
of the sewer now being constructed. l
MaYQr Lanier appointed Clm. Painter in charge of the Street Department immediatel,..,
Clm. Hamilton relieved. Seconded by Clm. C. E. Johnson. All in fa'~r, motion car1ied.
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Clm. Painter moved to approve'payment for t of the Governor's dinner at
Seconded by Clm. Gus Johnson. All in favor, motion carried.
Motion was made and seconded to adjourn at 11:00 o'cl9Ok P.M.
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CanvassofiJ'9.11Qts:'cf Board of "'lection was read by the City Clerk. Clm. C. E.
Johnson moved to accept the canvass of ballot by Election Board as follows:
Council - 2 year term Council 1 year term
John D. Rose - 242 Mary Ann-Balmat Brown _ 29
Russell Painter- 248 T. A. (To m)Aldous 11
Gus A. Johnson - 235 Wallace S. Scribner -75
John R. Reynolds-174 Gus Werner -157
Anna E. Park - 158 Andy Novak -9 Andy Novdk - 24
Utility Board - 5 year tenn: Ri'chard O. Hyers, 331; Jonn Rosness _ 4
School Board - 5 year tenn: Mildred Kirkpatrick, 331; Charles Malin, 1; Blanche
,Gray, 1; Tonned. Bie, 1; Leon Lewis, 1; Pat Williams, 1; Mrs. T. Aldous, ~; Andy
'Novak, 2; Carl Orlander, 3; Gus Johnson, l; E~ Elbe 1; Not valid - 29
Seconded by Clm. Cole. All in favor, motion carried.
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-A special meeting of the Council was called to order at 4:00 o'clock P.M; for t'e II
'purpose of acting on a letter from Capt. Carr and canvassing the ballots of ,Electi~,
held October 7th~ Clm. McRae acting Mayor. Present were Clm. Painter, C. L. John1Pn,
'Cole and Gus Johnson. Absent Mayor Lanier and Clm. Hamilton. I,
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'Clm. Painter moved to grant the Army pennission to Deettw6 40 foot berths at the
'small boat harbod. Seconded by Gus Johnson. All in favor, motion carried.
Motion ~as made and seconded to adjourn at 4: 20 o'clock P.M.
Attest ~~
. ty Clerk
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Acting yor
Seward, Alaska
October 10, 195j~
A special meeting was called to order at 1:00 o'clock P.M. for the purpose of
authorizing the Mayor and City Clerk to sign Army Lngineer's Lease and approving
portions of~sewer for use. Mayor Lanier in the Chair. Present were Clm. McRae,
Painter, C. . Johnson, Cole and Gus Johnson. Absent Clm. Hamilton
Clm. McRae moved to suspend the rules for the adoption of Resolution 28.
REOOLUTION 28
BE IT REOOLVED by the Council of the 'l:own of Seward, Alaska, 'Bhat the City's share,!:
not to exceed the amount of $237.50 be expended, and aut orization be given to ,
change contract No. '~-5e-A-67, so that the installation and connection of a sewerl,
'may be made from that certain Army Building located in the Anny Reserve located in I!
the Federal Additon of Sel1ard, Alaska, known as the Recreation Center Barrack's
IBuilding, to the Seward Sanitary Sewer Syst~. The rules governing the passage an~i
approval of resolutions are hereby suspended and an emergency is deleared, and thisll
Resolution shall be effective immediately upon its introduction and passage this
10th day of October, 1952.
Sttest
Sigrid Stearns
City Chrl:::
Seconded I::iy Clm.
Eugene',N. Lanier,
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C. E. Johnson.
hll in fdvor, motion carried.
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Seconded by Clm. Cole. All in favor, motion carried.
'Clm. McRae moved to adopt Resolution 29.
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RESOLUTION - 29A
'BE IT RESJLVED by the Council of the Town of 0eward, Alaska, that the ~~yor,
Eugene N. Lanier, and City vlerk, Sigrid Stearns, Be authorized to sign a lease with
the United Ste,tes of "'merica for the following described pr=ises~
Lot 24, Block 34, Lots 16 throuJh 26 and
fractional Lots 14 and 27, Block 35, all in
Se~ard Townsite, Territory of ^leska as shown
on map or plat on file in the Office of the,
United St&+ccs COIm1iujr \" Jl' -J'2nrd '{ cor.llctJ
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'At a price of $4.50 per lot per year, for a Five (5) year t.rm beginning October
2&, 1952.
~e Municipal Clerk to also arrange ror a trade of Lot 24, Block 34 for Lot 3,
Block 32, Original Townsite.
Passed under sus!~nslon of the rules this lOth day or October, 195~.
Attest:
Siarid Stearns
City Clerk
Eugene N. Lanier
Mayor
Seconded by Clm. Gus Johnson.
All in favor, motion carried.
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Approved '-- ~7x'~ - or
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October 15, 1952.
No quorum being present for a special meeting
. canvassing the -ballots and no other perRons showing, the
of the ballots was postponed.until
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:A spccj~l meeting of the ~ouncil \'las caflerl to order at 4:00 o'clock P.M. for the
purpose of canvassing the ballots of the Special City Election of October 14, 1952,
Mayor Lanier in the Chair. Pres~mt were Clm. Painter, McRae, Cole and Gus Johnson.
Absent Clm. C. t. Johnson and Hamilton.
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~anvass of the Ballots of the Election Board was read by the City Clerk. Clm. Cole
moved to accept the canvass of the ballots by the Election Board as follrns:
353 Total ballots cast, 1 rejected
Proposi tion No. 1. In Favor, 193 (HOspi tal)
Ageinst 121
Proposition No. 2. In Favor, 324 (Srlhool )
~;gai :1st 2~
Proposition No. 3 In Favor, 268 (Paying)
j\~ti inst, 58
. Seconded by elm. Gus Johnson. All in ravor, motion carried.
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October 16, 1952
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A regular meeting of the Council was called to order at 8:00 o'clock P.M. Russell!:
Painter Acting Mayor. Present were Clm. McRae, C. E. JohRson, Cole andeGus Johnso~.
Absent Clm. Hamilton, and Mayor Lanier.
Minutes of the last regular and special meetings were read and approved.
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Councilmen Painter, John Rose, Gus Werner and Gus Johnson took ~e Oath of Office~
Clm. Gus Johnson and Painter replacing themselves, Clm. McRae and Cole outgoing. I:
Clm. McRae donated a standing ash stand to the Council. chambers and hoped it WOUldl:
be used.
J. W. Jeffreyrequested peI1llisslon for the building of a combination skating rink: atd
tennis court on property north of school building, size of court to be 120' X 60' .j:
There was discussion regarding the position of light poles, use of the alley and Ii
and the garage of Werner's at present on school property. Court could be cut to '
100' x 50' for regular play. The matter regarding the closing of the alley by an,
elect ion to be referred to PTA and request removal of garage by J., H. 1verner fromil
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school property within 20 days of notice. '
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Harold Horton said the gravel in the alley between 4th and 5th was too high for hi~
to enter his property and he was advised to contact Mr. Nicholas about the alley ~de.
Complaints regarding the sewer were read from Thos. L. Howell and Guy P. Kearns.
Clerk instructed to forward the complaints to Alaska Public Works.
Comp~aints .from the Women's Club and W.S.C.S. regar,ing the liquor license that
has been granted in the, J.heatre building were read. .. People present were adv:iaed
nothing could be done without a petition and Mrs. Howell stated she would make it ,!
her business to get a petition limiting liquor licenses beginning the New Year. Mr~!
Giardina stated the Christian Science is a Society and not a Church. Rev. Spau1di~
said the.City ~hould be zoned ,and Mrs. Howell agreed.
! Clm. Gus Johnson was called out.
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! Seward Fish & Cold Storage letter regarding repairs to the San Juan Dock: was read. i;
'.Mr. Hagen -of Northwest Freight Lines and Mr. Reilly were present. " Mr. Hagen spoke,11
saying they would like to IM.ke the improvements with the permission of the City, .
and Mr. Reilly said he would have a financial statement shortly. There was dis- I
cussibn regarding the charge for each ton of freight over the dock as revenue to ::
,the City, ,a~ well as the right to lease the dock: to Seward Fish & Cold storage, th~
in turn to lease it to Northwest Freight Lines. The letter to be tabled for the I,
attention of City Attorney and'Mr. Reilly and Mr. Hagen 1;0 be notified of future m.ting,
tentatively Friday. '
After a di~cussion the Council went on record as disapproving NorthefReCBb in fron~
of Tony's Bar. The Police nopartment to have them cease operations/untl! request '
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has been made to the Council. !
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Leeter from City Mechanic for request for cab for DC6 from N.C. Co. at $350
and discussed.
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Mr. Weber was present
monthly as operator.
time.
regarding the radio set up and request that he be put on pay~pll
He said the 35 hours previously paid for we~e for actual dis~atch.
Letter was read from the School Board requesting priority to Alaska Public Works.
Clm. C. E. Johnson recommended the matter be tabled until a full council is presenti.
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Letter regarding Hospital election was read and also tabled until full quorum avai~able.
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October 24, 1952
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Letter from Alaska Housing Authority together with Profit and Loss Statement of
Housing Area was read and the matter of extra hauling of garbage was discussed.
Mr. Foster had advised Mr. Flynn at least 2i months previously the extra haul was
not necessary, and not to make it. The City Clerk was instructed towrite to Mr.
Flynn sending copies of letters writteh Alaska Housing Authority.
Bills were read and tabled.
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Painter as Councilman, recommended requesting Clm. Hamilton's resignation, due to
non-attendance and not knowing his intentions.
Clm. Gus Johnson re-entered the Council Chambers.
Clm. C. E. Johnson moved to pay the bills as read Andy's, $155.00, ATEC, $44.06,
Burroughs, $31.70, Central Garage, $20,06, Win Ervin Motors, $11.30, Hellenthal,
$600.00, KIBH, $4.50, The Mart, $10.65, N.C. Co., $11.7&, Paulsteiner's, $19.80,
Ray's Oil Service, $70.39, Seward Electric System, $554.51, Seward Drug, $2.00,
Seward Hardware, $187.19, Standard Oil Co., $228.71, Three M Supply, $49.37, Petty
Cash, ,$31.28, Seconded by Clm. Rose. Clm. Rose, C. E. Johnson, Clm. Werner, yes,
Clm. Gus Johnson, no vote. Motion carried.
Clm. C. E. Johnson moved to table the School Board and Hospital Board letters.
Seconded by Clm. Gus Johnson. All in favor, motion carried. Meeting to be tenta-
tively set for Friday.
Clm. C. E. Johnson moved to send De~inquent Tax Roll for 1950-1951 to District
COurt. Seconded by Clm. Werner. All in favor, motion carried.
Clm. \>Jerner moved to purchase detachable cab for DC6 at approximately $350 from
N.C. Co. Seconded by Clm. Gus Johnson. All in favor, motion carried.
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Clm. Painter mentioned the hazards at the Small Boat R-rbor and recommended a
cleanup by the harbormaster of all sunken hulls in the harbor and old cars around
the dock and approach.
Clm. C. E. Johnson moved to approve the payment of 35 hours dispatch time by Al
'leDer. Seconded by Clm. Rose. All in favor, motion carried.
Clm. Herner moved that all monthly payroll be approved for payment each pay day,
and all hourlY payroll to be approved by the Council, before payment. Seconded by
Clm. Rose. All in favor, motion carried.
Clm. Werner moved to approve City Clerk leave of 5 days. Seconded by Clm. Gus
Johnson. Clm. Rose, Werner and Gus Johnson yes, Clm. C. E. Johnson, no. Motion
carried.
Motion was made and seconded to adjourn at 11 o'clock P.M.
Approved ~//;(~Z;J
Acting Mayor
Attest
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October 24, 1952
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A special meeting of the Council was called to order at 8:00 o'clock P.M. for the
purpose of , discussing sewer petitions and School, Hospital and Paving projects,
Mayor Lanier in the Chair. Present were Clm. Painter, Rose, C. E. Johnson, Herner
and GUSl Johnson. Absent Clm. Hamil ton.
A petition requesting that the expense of installing the first 40 feet of the 50
feet from the sewer line toward the property abutting 5th Avenue between Jefferson am
Madison Streets be included in the general contract, was read.
Clm. Gus Johnson moved that the petition be approved and forwarded to Alaska Public
Horks. Seconded by Clm. Herner. All in favor, motion carried.
A peti tion to extend a sewer main
Addition between D Street and Van
approved. Seconded by Clm. Rose.
through the entire alley of Block 5, Laubner
Buren. Clm. Painter moved that the petition be
All in favor, motion carried.
A letter requesting an extension of tne sewer so that a connection could be made,
was read from R. M. Hagner. Extension being from Station 1 ~ 60, in alley between
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October 24, 1952
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~st.and 2nd Avenues, Manhole #46 to North Station 3 f 10. elm. Rose moved that thil:
!request be granted. Seconded by Clm. Painter. All in faver, motion carried. , ,
~ ~equ..t for a maohol. 'n ....r .t 4th .nd J.ff.~.on. runn'ng North ~n 4th to oppol,t. lot
6, Block 24, Townsite. Clm. Painter moved that the request be granted. Seconded 11
Glm. Gus Johnson. All in favor, motion carried. r
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~ letter from Harvey Murray requesting that the Council approve the permission I
granted by the Mayor to Northern Cab -to shift site of, cab stands on 4th Avenl1e. Aft~r
a discussion the Council decided to leave the situation to the police to see that i
the cab used at Tony's Cafe be pa:Lnted Northern Cab and that, Nb1i:heJ:a.'oilbJ.be allottlld
30 feet parking space.
Ii letter to the- Mayor for the signature r~q1J4!sting permission form him by Northern,
Cab to r elinquiah ten feet. of. the thi rty .feet in front of Gil' s and in exch,angJ! makt
use .of ,ten feet in front of. Tony'.s Cafe as cab stand for ,sinqle cab. Oim"l1()U1i JJlIlhnton
IROved"ten~illnt t.he teq1ie1Sdlr\lI11l:iUi.such~tUlled.u an ajdustment is made to the parking :
code, on 4th Avenue. Seconded by elm. Pa-inter.- All in favor, motion car:ded. c
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Following a discussion or Projects Aaa-50-A-160 and Aaa-50-A-97, School and Hospita~,
Clm. ,Painter moved that Alaska Public Works give first consideration to Proj ect
Aaa-50-A-160, .school, before other project applications previously sul:mitted by the;;
City of Seward. Seconded by Clm. Werner. All in favor, motion carried. i.
Clm. Gus Johnson moved that the Project Aaa-50-A-97, Hospital be put to vote at the i,
same time as the annexation of the Bayview IIChool. ' Seconded by Clm. Werner. All illf
favor, moti on c arTied.
Mr. Andrews requested permission of the Council to move the quonset hut on. 4th
Avenue by the Central Garage to the vicinity of the roundhouse. It was suggested
that he present a letter of request at the next regular council meeting.
Mr. Rutledge was present regarding the survey for street paving. elm. Painter
moved that the City of Seward enter into a contract for street improvements under
an application with the Alaska Public Works with the engineering fi:rm of Rutledge,
Johnston and Associates of Anchorage. Seconded by Cl.m. Rose. All in favor, . motiolli
carried.
After a discussion on parking .meters it was decided that Clm. C. E. fohnson write f<l!r
a contract on their intallation
Motion was made and seconded to adjourn at 10:25
o'clock P.M.
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Seward, Alaska
November 3, 1952
A regular meeting of
Lanier in the Chair.
Absent Clm. Hamilton
the Council was called to order at 8:00 o'clock P.M. Mayor
Present were Clm. Painter, ~ose, C. L. Johnson, anH Werner.
and Gus Johnson.
Minutes of the last regular and special meetings were read Bnd approved.
C. P. Keating was present and a letter read from him regarding the,recent Bond Election
Propositions and the expiration of the Hospital Lease. The matter was discussed
and iabled.
L. E. Hasty was present to discuss Block 14, Laubner and stated he would like to
make a trade with the City for some other property, the matter to be turned over
;Mr. Southard, for the two to a rrive at an agreement, then to be presented to the
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Mr. Hoogland said the street in Cliff Addition, namely Vista Avenue, has been torn
up, trees down and nothing further done, but he would like it to be fixed before
freeze-up.
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Mr. Jordan advised the telephone lineon 5th Avenue belong tb the Railroad, should
be removed and put down on railroad property. The Council requested that an engine,r
be sent down to discuss the ma~ter witt! the Council and.work out a program as it is
not wanted on 5th Avenue.
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Fire Chief Kielcheski requested that an inspection of electrical wiring be made
throughout the Marine Ways and that a person be appointed to make such an inspecti,:m.
Clm. Painter moved that the Marine Ways, known as Seward Fish & CO)d Storage, have
I a complete fire and electrical inspecU_ Seconded by Clm. C. 1:.. ohnson. All
" in favor motion carriild.c elm, Painter mCll7ed to appoint Mr. Tofflemire to inspect
at the Ma~ine Ways, along with the Fire Chief. Seconded by Clm. Rose. All in
favor, moti on carri ed.
and read,
A petition was presented/to limit liquor licenses sold in the City and for zoning,
and discussed. Clm. Herner moved to accept the petion and send to the Legislative
Committee of League of Alaskan Cities for legal action, with a lettor of approval
by the Council. Seconded by Clm. Painter. Clm. Painter, yes, Rose, No, C. E.
Johnson, yes, liJerner, yes. Motion carried.
Letter from the Nobby Club was read requesting renewal of their liquor license for
1953. The matter was discussed and tahled until the next regular meeting.
Bid from Leland I~ller for lot in Marathon addition was read and tabled for further
consideration.
Letter from Uistrict ~ngineer regarding lease No. W-37l0-Eng-21 was read. Clm. C.
E. Johnson moved to authorize the Mayor and Ci ty Clerk to sign Supplemental Agree-
ment No.8 to lease W-37l0-Eng-2l. Seconded by Clm. Rose. All in favor, motion
carried.
Letter of thanks from the PTA for assistance in the tennis court was read.
Hourly payroll, insurance bill of $1,009.35 to E dmann A0ency, two
were read.Clm. Rose moved to pay said bjlls and payroll as read.
Clm. Painter. All in favor, motion carried.
fire payrolls,
Seconded by
Letter from Felix Toner was regarding the water distribution.
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Letter from Seward Plumbing 8, Heating regarding connections to the sewer was read,
and they are to be advised no one but Brady Const. Co. can make such connections
until AIW has accepted the sewer from Brady.
Resolution NO. 30 on explosives pennit was read, and discussed.
Clm. Painter moved to grant a six month pennit to the Alaska Railroad for handling
explosives. Seconded by Clm. Herner. All in favor, motion carried.
Request from the Na1tonal Guard for a city bui~ding was read and discussed, the City
Clerk to'notify them that the particular building is not available a t present, but
it mighthe possible to locate another building for them.
Alaska Department of Health letter was read and Miss Zaldaris was present and spoke
in hehalf of the Heal th ~ Program for Seward.
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Clm. C. L. Johnson moved to continue to support the Public Health Service as previou,;-
lYe Seconded by Clm. \verner. All in favor, motion carried.
Mr. Bie, present in behalf of the Chamber of Commerce advised that the City should
have a Port Commission. The Mayor appointed a committee of Gus \verner and Painter
as Port Commission committee to co-operate with the Chamber of Cmmnerce in this.
Clm. Gus Johnson entered the Council ~hambers.
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Clm. Painter moved that the min:tmum arice per lot be $500 in the Marathon Addition
. and lots to be sold by sealed bid. Seconded by Clm. C. E. Johnson.. All in falOr,
motion carried.
Clm. Painter moved to suspend the rules for the adoption of Resolution 30. Seconded
by Clm. BUs Johnson. All in f~vor, motion carried.
elm. Painter moved to adopt Resolution 30:
REOOLU TION 30
A REOOLUTION TO PROVIDE FOR THE LENGTH OF P illMIT AND QUANTITY OF CLASS A EXPLOSIVES
THAT HAY BE CARRIED IN THE CDRPORAT2 LIHITS OF SE\{ARD, JU.ASKA BY ANY WATER FRONT
FACILITIES.
BE IT R EOOLVED BY THE Coo'NCIL OF THE TOWN OF SJ::,JARD, ALASKA:
1. That any responsible water front facility so applying may
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: said waterfront facility to carry class A e~losives within the corporate limits f*r
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The rules governing the passage and approval of resolutions are hereby suspended
and an emergency is declared, and this Resolution shall be effective imnediately
upon its introduction and passage this 3rd day of November, 1952.
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Ci ty Clerk
Eugene N. Lanier
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Seconded by Clm. Werner. Clm. Painter, yes, Clm. Rose, yes, Clm. C. 2. Johnson,
present, Clm.Werner yes, Clm. Gus Johnson, yes. Motion carried.
R. M. Van Guilder was present regarding 5 day pay he said was still due him from .~ril.
rhe City Clerk to check the matter.
At 10:00 o'clock P.M. motion was made and second~d to go into executive se~sion, all
persons to be excluded with t he exception of Mayor and Councilmen.
Executive Session ended at 10:15 o'clock P.M.
Letter of resignation was presented by Mayor Lanier and read by the City ~leIk.
Clm. Rose moved to accept the resignation of Mayor Lanier with regret. Seconded
by Clm. Gus Johnson. All in ~r, mot~on carried.
Clm. Gus Johnson move~ to appoint Russell Painter, Councilman, as Mayor. Seconded'
by Clm. l'lerner. Clm. Painter, present, Rose, yes, C. E. Johnson, yes, Herner, yes,
Gus Johnson, yes. Motion carried.
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Clm. Werner moved to appoint Perry Sto9kton as Councilman in vacancy created by CllII.
Painter. Seconded by Clm. C. L. JohnlDn. All in favor, motion carried.
The hospital lease was discussed and a joint meeting with the Council and hos.ital
board recommended.
Cln:. Gus Johnson moved to pay Joe Doyle $30 as auctioneer October 20th. Seconded
by Clm. Werner. "'II in Lvor, motion carried.
Clm. C. ... Johnson moved to authorize Hany Southard to prepare assessment for
sewer to be approved by the Council. Seconded by Clm. kose. All in favor, motion' carri'ed.
Motion was made and seconded to adjourn, at ~0:50 o~.I1. ,f7
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A special meeting of the Council was called to order at 3:00 o'clock P.M. for the
purpose of disc~ssing ren~ control with Mr. Clay find filling vacancy in Council.
Mayor Painter in the Chair. Present were Clm. Stockton, Rose, Wern~r and Gus
JODnson. Absent Clm. C. E. Johnson and Max Hamilton.
Mr. Clay spoke
February 1947.
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regaring registration of new rental units that h?ve been guilt since
Rent to be st~bilized as of August 1, 1952 effective date November
Letter of resignation from Clm. Max Hamilton was read.
Clm. Rose moved to accept the resignation of Clm. Hamilton. Seconded by Clm. Stoc~ton.
All in favor, motion carried.
Clm. Stockton moved to appoint Oscar Watsjold
Clm. Hamilton. Seconded by Clm. Gus Johnson.
Watsjold then took the Oath of Of~ice
in vacancy created by resignation of
All in favor, motion carn ed. Oscar
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A regular meeting of the COl1ncil was called to order at 8:00 o'clock P.M., Mayor
Painter in the Chair. Pr',sent were Clm. Stockton, Rose, hTerner and Gus Johnson.
Absent Clm. C. E. Johnson and Oscar Watsjold.
Minutes of the last regular andts~cial meetings were read and approved.
Mr. Gregory was present n,garding renewal of liquor license.
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Clm. Gus Werner moved to approve the renewal of all liquor licenses as presented
as follaos: Tony's Bar & Liquor Store, Seward Bar & Liquor Store, Gil's, Nugget
Bar, Bunch's Liquor Store, !-f..oose Bar, Surf Bar, Anchorage? Liquor Store, New Northern
Gar, American Legion Club, Elk's Club, Seward Trading Co. Liquor store, Nor,by,
Palace Bar & Liquor Store, Giardina, Inc., Urie's Lounge & LiqUor Store, Yukon Bar,
~rown Bear Liquor Store, Emma Renwald Liquor Store. Seconded by Clm. stockton.
All in favor, motion carried.
Mr;'d'Bfien requested the use of the City Seal in the banne~ of the Seward Bulletin,
and approval was given by the Council.
Telegram was read from the Go' ernor regarding the effect'of the strike on working
conditions and price of food in Seward.
Letter from Ralph Andrews for pennission to move quonset hut from 4th Avenue to Lots
4 ~nd 5, Block 10, Federal Adjit ion. Clm. Rose moved to grant pennission for the
moving of said building as requested. Seconded by Clm. Stockton. All in favor,
motion carried.
Mr. Luikart's letter for purchase
Werner moved to table the bid for
$125.00. Seconded by Clm. Rose.
of skil sander was wead and discussed. Clm.
the sander and advertize in papers to sell at
fill in favor, motion carried.
2 'bids were read on lots in the Marathon Addition, both for lot 22. Clm. Werner
moved to sell Lot 22, Marathon Amdition to the highest bidder, Leland Miller, for
$511.75. Seconded by Clm. Stockton. All in favor, motion carried.
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Letter from Rutledge, Johnston & Ascociates was ~greeing to perfonn the necessary
work for paving under Alaska Public Works program.
Clm. Rose moved to authorize the Mayor and City Clerk to sign release to Ar.my
Lease No. W-3710-eng-21. Seconded by Clm. Gus Johnson. All in favor, motior:n carried.
elm. Ros~ moved to refund $100.00 to Alaska Housing ;iuthority for purchase of surplus
ranges. Seconded bv elm. Gus Jornson. All in favor, motion carried.
Letter fr.olll- .Mr. .Tweet of Alaska Public "Iorks regRrding usage of sewer was read.
New Hospital Lease for 5 year tenn was read by City ~l~rk. Clm. Werner moved to
authorize the Mayor and City Clerk to sign the Hospital Lease a~ read. Seconded
by Clm. Stockton. All in favor, motion carried.
Hourly payroll for period November 16 to 30 was read. Clm. Werner moved to approve
the hourly payroll as read. Seconded by Clm. Rose. All in favor, motion carried.
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I Bills were read as follows: Andy's, $64.64, ATEC, $62.86, Bearing Eng. Co., $7.21 --- -
; Ballou &-"!right, $27.75, Win E vin Motors, $23.05, Chas. Griffin, $6.48, Hellentha ,
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Hellenthal, & Cottis, $143.05, McRae Concrete Products, $324.34, N.C. Co., $341.70
Paulsteiner's, $38.27, Ray's Oil Service, $227.08, Seward Trdg. Co., $28.62, Sewar
'Drug, $5.50, Seward Plbq. & Htg., $17,8 5, Sewnrd Machine Shop, $32.65, Seward Elec'
i System, 1565.80, Seward Hardware, $126.28, Std. Oil, $243.73, Water Dept., $145.50
Werner's; $32.90, Weber's Radio, $48,00, Dr. Phillips, $10.00, D. Balmat, $3.00, Ii
Petty Cash, 21.55. Clm. T,.Jerner moved that the City no longer pay taephone bill ' .:
for 81ice Chief. Seconded by Clm. Stockton. All in fevor, motion carried. Clml
Werner moved to pay the bills as read with the exception of Hellenthal, Hellenthal;
& Cott..... D. 8olmat. ,"cond.d by Clm. StoCkton. Clm. Stockton, Y", Ro", y.,;
Werner, yes. Clm. ,'Johnson, no vote. Motion carried. It was also recomnended tla
no court time pay be allowed polige officers, that being in line. of their duty. i.
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Clm. Stockton was appointed to work with Cl~ Werner on Port Commission.
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Mayor I appointed the following committees: S reet Department: John Rose, ~hairman~
Perry Stockton and Oscar Hatsjold; Police Dept: Perry stockton, Chairman, Gus. r:
W,rner & John ROBeiFire Dept.: Gus Johnson, Chairman, C. E. Johnson, Gus tlerner;
Small Boat harbor & Airport: C. E. Johnson, ~nairman, Oscar T1atsjold and us
Johnson; Finance, all; School & Hospital, All. .
Motion was made andeeconded to adjourn at 9:30 o'clock P.M.
Approved ~~~//CiZ~e~
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Seward, Alaska
November 25, 1952
f\. special 'm.:eting' of the Council Wl.S called to order at 9:30 o'clock for t:he purpose;
bf a joint meeting with the Council and Utility board to tliwcuss the water project I'
and ad:e:ept"or !!ej:ectdllrW,'liondtboii'tract wit:h.'_Fbster & Marshall. Mayor Painter in th,
Chair. Present were Clm. Rose, Watsjold; Werner and Gus Johnson. Ah.ent Clm.
Stockton and- C.,E-o:.JoHnson.-;. ' ,; !'
New contract was read by City Clerk and discussed by Council and Utility Board memb,rs.
elm. Gus Johnson moved to ask for an extension of the contract dated August 22nd,
~952, with Foster {', Marshall. Seconded by Clm. Werner. All in favor, motioncarri.d.
The Utility Board said they did not need addrtional monies as set forth in new .
~ontract and did not plan on paying Petrovich in full with bonding money.
~lm. \.Jatsjold moved to loan the Se'.vard '!later System $8,000.00. Seconded by CIm.
Gus Johnson. All in favor, motion carried. a' ~
Motion made and seconded to adjourn at 10:45 P.M ~ ~ ../1
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A regular meeting of the Council was called to orner at 8:00 o'clock P.M. Mayor
Painter in the Chair. Present were Clm. Stockton, Rose, Werner and Gus Johnson.
Abspnt 'Clm. Watsjold and C. E. Johnson.
,Minutes of the last regular and special meetings were read and approved.
L. E. Hasty was present regarding the status of his buildings in city street. Clm.
Stockton moved to grant privilege for use of Mill street to L. E. Hasty, on six
months notice to vacate. Motion disoussed. Clm. Stockton withdrew his motion.
Clm. Gus Johnson moved to purchase Block 14, Cliff Addition from L. E. Hasty for
:$384.00. Seconded by Clm. Rose. All in favor, moti:on carried.
C. E. Keating was prese nt regarding the recent Hospital lease and advised the
'Council he felt the citizens should vote on the letting of this lease it ~nto;v~ngT,
,property of more than $5,000, that the Council does not have the right to sell or
'lease any property over this value without the vote of the people, that the matter
should be investigated and no one person's word should be taken. The City Clerk
was instructed to write the Attorney GeneEl regarding this matter.
~oTo letters from Fire Chief Kielcheski with recomnendations for wiring of school
and Seward fish & Cold Storage were read and discusse.d Clm. Werner moved that a
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i giving 30 days notice for complete new wiring 'by a qualified electrician. Seconded
, by Clm. ~ose. Clm. Stockton, no, Rose, yes, Werner, yes, Clm. Gus Johnson, no.
Motion failed.
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,Clm. Stockton moved to send copy of letter from the fire Chief to Se,lard Fish &
Cold 0 orage giving 90 days notice to comply with contents of letter from the Fire
Chief~datp.d December 1, 1952. Seconded by Clm. Gus Johnson. All in favor, motion
carried. The City Clerk instructed to ',[ rite the School Board/to comply with r-ue$t
of Fire Chief. and Seward Fish & Cold $tq.
Letter from Foster & Marshall dated November 26th, regarding 6tatus of the, bond
issue was read and discussed, and the Mayor to call Mr. Hellenthal aadng that both
Mr. Marshall and Hellenthal come to Set'lard to confer with the Council and Utility
Board.
establishments
Letter from Nobby Club regarding closing hours oflkp%/was read. Clm. Rose moved
that permission-be granted to barB to remain open all night on New Year's Eve only.
Seconded by ~lm. Stockton. All in favor, motion carried.
Letter from Brady Const. Co. dated October 6th, for option on Blocks 20 and 33
Townsite for 90 days, was read. Clm. Rose moved that the City is not interested in
granting any further options on City property. Seconded by Clm. Gus Johnson. All
in_ favbr, motion carried.
L. J. Terry application for the police force was read.
Letter from Ghief Evans regarding truck routing was read and discussed and Ordinance
212 pertaining to this matter was read.
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Bid from Homer Bee for Lot 28, Marathon A 'clition was read. Clm. stockton moved to
. accept the bid of Homer Boe for $505.00 on Lot 28, Marathon Addition. Seconded by
elm. ~erner. All in favor, motion carried.
~Clm. Watsjold entered the Council Chambers at 9:30 P.M.
Copy of letter from Hellenthal to Southard regar~ing progress on Bayview Addition
was read.
Seward Fish & Cold ~torage letter was read requesting installation of additional
doors in electrical building. Clm. Rose was appointed as a committee to investiga~e
the proposed changes.
Alaska Department of Health sent copy of letter mailed to APW regarding sewer
. connections and clean outs, which was read and discussed.
Letter from Bellingham Chamber of Commerce and telegram from l~yor of Bellingham,
were re~d, regarding their Port to be used for shipment to Alaska by Alaska SteamshipCc
No. action taken.
City Clerk instructed to write a letter to C. E. Johnson requesting that the keys to
police station be turned over to Perry Stockton, now Police Commissioner.
Hourly payroll was read. Clm. '/prner moved to approve the hourle payroll as read.
r:econded by elm. Gus Johnson. All in favor, motion carried
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Mr. Trevethan and Mr. Green of the Hospital board were present and Mr. Green gave a
report on the hospital and the New Nurse's Home. All members of the Council were
invited to lunch at the Hospital on Thursday noon.
Clm. Stockton spoke regarding the use of the Railroad ambulance,; with the Railroad
being willing to have it used if there would be no cause for liability on the
part of the Railroad.
Clm. Rose spoke regarding the sale of the DC4 cat. The matter was discussed and Mr.
Rose to learn what price would be paid for the cat.
~lotion was made and seconded to adjourn at ll~GO o'clock P.M
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thenHater System. Mayor Painter in the Chair. Present were Clm. Stockton, Rose,
, Hatsjold, Werner and Gus Johnson. j\bsent Clm. C. E. Johnson.
Resolution 29 was read by the City Clerk.
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Clm. Werner moved to suspend the rules for the adopt~on of Resolution 29.
by Clm. Gus Johnson. All in favor, motion carried.
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elm. Herner moved to adopt R~solution 29:~,
RESOLUTION - 29 t-'
BE IT~90LVED by the members of the Council of the City of Seward,
Tl~T, Russell Painter, Mayor and Barton St~ton, Chairman of the Utility Board, A~~
: HEREBY AUTHORIZED to sign a note with Seward Branch, First National Bank of Anchor~ge,
in the amount of $5,500.00, !Eyable in sixty (60) days f.rom the date of the note" i
together idth interest at 6'70, for the Seward Hater System.
Attest:
Sigrid Stearns
City Clerk
Russell Painter
Hayor
Seconded by Clm. Gus Johnson.
All in favor, motion carried.
, Mot ion was made and seconded to adj oum.
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A special meeting of the Council was called to order at 8:00 o'clock P.M. for the
purpose of discussing a new electiGn for a new hospital, a general discussion of t~
ivlater Handing and discusaion of Police CornndtteQ Recommendation. Mayor Painter in i
the Chair. Present were 1m. Stockton, Rose, C. E. 'Johnson, Hatsjo1d, Werner and ~s
I-J ohnson. .
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. Another election for new Hospital through Ala ska Public ,Works was discussed with !
'Or:linance and Notice of Llection to be prepared for regul~r meeting on December 15~,
at which time date would be set for election. I
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Present status of water bonding was discussed. Ordinance No. 202.was read and re~'
viewed and the pCMers and duties of the Utility Boi'lrd discussed.
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I Letter of: recommendation from the Police Commission Committee for the Council's .!
consideration reaarding the ChiA f of Police was read and discussed. R',comii\endaticiln
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Members Seward City Council
Seward, Alaska
Gentlemen:
The ljlembers of The Police Committee desire to make the following
recommendation for the Council's consideration:
In view of the fact that Chief of Police, FJoyd Evans has made
application for a position elsewhere, this Corrmittee 'feels it neceSr1Sry
to request his immediate resignation as Chief of Police of Seward. If
such resignation is not 'forthcoming, we feel it necessary that his
services be terminated;
This action will allow the City of Seward time to acquire the
services of a successor to this position.
M",anwhile, 'de further suhmi t for your approval the temporary assign~
of Police Captain, James Kirkpatrick as Actg. Chief of Folice.
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Councilman Perry Stockton
Chairman Police Commission Committee
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Councilman John Itose
Police Committee Member
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elm. -Gus 'Johnson moved to accept the recor.mendation of "olice Commission Committee
'is reiid. Seconded by Clm. We,t sj old. All in favor, motion carried~, Floyd Evans
- was phoned and asked to come to the Council meeting. }lr. EVelnS erttcred at 9:35 ,
, o'clock P.M. and the letter was read to him by the l~yor. Chief Evans tendered h15
r~signation in writing as foll~rs:
December 9, 1952
Mayor,
~embers of Council
Seward, Alaska
Gentlemen:
I, the undersigned, Floyd ~. EVi'ns, hereby tender my re~ignation
as D.1ief of Folice of Se\lard, hla"ka, as of the above date.
Very truly voure,
Floyd R. Lvans
Floyd R. Evans
Evans asked for a temporary commission to carry concealed weapons until January 1st,
but the Council said they would be unable to give such a commission.
Clm. Rose moved to a ccept the resignation of Chief Evans as read. Seconded bv Clm.
Gus Jol-tnson. All in favor, motion 'Carried.
Clm. Gus Johnson moved that Evans ~alary be carried on until December 31, 1952, ih
lieu of two "'-""'l1cs notice. Seconded by Clm. Rose. 11.11 in f"vor, mot ion carried.
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C ty Clerk
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9'0~ZL
Mayor
Motion was IMde and seconded to adjourn at
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Seward, Alaska
December 15, 1952
A regular meeting of the Council was called to order at 8:00 o'clock P.M., Mayor
, Painter in the chair. Present were Clm. Rose, Watsjold, Werner and Gus Johnson.
~sent Clm. stockton and C. E. Johnson.
Mill;.tes of the last regular and special meetings were read and approved.
Mr. Clark from- the Northern Conunercial Co. was present with films to show on portable
crusher etc. Pictures were shown with description by Mr. Clark and prices and freigh1
charges quoted.
Prank Woods was present with pamphlets on machinery which were shown to the Council
for their decision.
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Ernest Carlson was present in behalf of the Ame,rican Legion in protest of the rats
around the City dump and in homes and he advised that they would go to the Dept.
of Health or the Government to get rid of the dump if the City would not do it.
Mayor Painter assured him the City will do all possible to get rid of the garbage
dump from its present location and appointed Clm. Watsjold and Gus Johnson to make
a survey regarding rat control and other land available for a dump, the report to
be ready for the next regular meeting.
Letter from Blanche Beissner was r-.rd requesting change of name of Par North Cab to
Union Cab. Clm. Werner moved to grant the requested change of name. Seconded by
elm. Rose. All in favor, motion carried.
Glenn Tressler was present saying the title to his property was not clear which had
been obtained by Tax Deed. This matter to be discussed later during this meeting.
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Mr. Vaughn personally applied for the position of chief of Pdlice and was requested
"to'make a wri t.ten application and present to the Police Comd. ttee.
Ray Lee p~otested"against the cars parking on sid~alk area thus forcing the childr~
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ito paly in the street, was advised the polioe colllldthe was aware of the situation II,
and would try to straighten the matter out. I'
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Mr. Gregory spoke regarding a quiet title suit in full for all loh that do not no'1i
have. clear title, a,aying althouqh this had never been done it probably couH'be. I",
Many people were not able to get veteran's loans until the title is clear. He
requested that !:fro Mortensen be ,granted pe:rmission for a fifth cab company, the I'
matter discussed," """ ' :, "'no
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At 9:15 Clm. Stockton entered the Council hambers.
. There was further disCIlssion of the cab oompany, and after being told there were n9~
rdally four compani.s operating cabs at the present time, Mr. Beissner stated he illl
actually operating two and Mr. Mlrray is opcirating two. Clm. W"sjold moved to t~e
the request for fifth cab company for further investigation. Seconded by Cl.. Gus i
Johnson. All in favor, motion carried. The Police Committee was instruoted to '
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investigate this matter and report at tl).e next meeting. "
Clm. Werner moved to grant the Mayor and Clerk authority to sign the deed for the ,
Marathon Addition Lots. Seconded by Clm. Rose. All in favor, motion carried.
C1m. Werner moved that an election for a new hospital be held January 20, 1953.
~conded by Clm. Gus Johnson. Clm. Stockton, Ros., Werner and Gus Johnson y.s. C1nj.
Watsjold, no. Motion carried. I
Ordinance No. 2'23 was read by the City Clerk.
Clm. Rose moved to suspend the rulesHI" the adoption of Ordinance 223. Seconded
-by Clm. stockton. " All in favor, moti on .carried.
ylm. Rose moved to adopt ~d1nance No. 2~3, AN ORDINANCE CALLING AN ELB:TION PURSJAIrr
TO ACTs OF CON~ESS TO INCUR AN INDEBTEDNmB AND TO ENTER INTO PROJrx::T CONSTRUCTION!
WITH 'l1iE AlASKA PU'BLIC WORJ:S, AN AGENcY OF THE DEP~ Q)F '!HE INTERIOR, FOR 'lHE '
pURPOSE CF OONSl'RUCTING A MUJfICIPAL }[)sPITAL, SAID PROJECT TO COST THE TCWN OF
SEWARD NOT MORE THAN $400,000. Seconded by Clm. Stockton. Clm. Stockton, Rose,
Werner and Gus Johnson, voted yes, Clm. Watsjold, no. Motion carried.
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Two letters from Foster & Marshall regarding the water bonding' were read and dtscus!,ed
including' the full payment to Petrovich. M8.yor Painter said he would call the attoil:ney
to see if this would be advisable.
Lett~r From R. O. Sellers, Health Officer, regarding' garbage in the HousillO' Area
was read and discussed, the Ci:ty Clerk iMtructed to write the manag'er requesting
: the garbaqe cans be put back to the individual huts.
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Letter requesting change of beveraqe dispen.sary license from Faye Cuberson and Ral.,h
,Cha'se to Faye Culvers~n was read. elm. Sto~on 1IIOve? t~ qrant the request for thei
change. Seconded by \.;lm. Watsjold. All in favor, motion carried.
Bid for lot- in Marathon Addition from Duane LeVan was opened and read.
moved that Lot 29, Marathon Addition be sold to Duane LeVan hr $501.
:Clm. Gus Johnson. All in favor, motion carried.
Letter from Lewis Hasty requesting' use of portion of road until Mili Street would '
be put thlE!ough, was read. Clm. Rose moved to grant the request with sti*ation in i
writing that he will move on six months notice. Seconded by Clm~ stookton. All in!"
favor, motion carried.
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Letter from Edward Coffey for purchase of from 20 to 40 lots was read, discussed
and no action taken.
TwO letters from the School Board were read, one adv:hing they would oomply wi th th~
reqUest for n4tW wiring, the other regarding fenoing around the shool, the vacati~g' "
of the alley behind the shool and the moving of a power pole. Also for additional
ground in the Marathon Addition for new schoot. The City Clerk was instructed to
answer the letter.
Clm. Rose moved -to approve the hourly payroll as read. Seconded by elm. ~tO<:lkton,
All in faver, motion carried. :~.L. -- .,. ,: r, ",) ('(>.
Clm. Watsjold moved to pay the following bills as read:Al~ska Shop, $33.17, Andrw.~
$4.00, Andy's, $95.11, Alaska Broadcasting system, $6.00, ATEC, $64.15, Bearing'
Engineering Co., $7.21, Glenn Carrington, $24.56, Irwin Corbin, $25.00, Central ,
Garaqe, $15.10, The Diner, $17.05, Erdmann Agency, $12.00. Win Ervin Motors, $lS.8l~
O'Brien's, $15.75, 'N.C. Co., $378.16, Paulsteiner's, $4.80, Pete's Paint & Body Shop,
$38.00, Seward Plbq. & Htg. $4.00, Seward Elec. bystem, $601.20, Seward Hardwarlit '
,$227.61, Seward Machine Shop, $14.95, Seward Seaport Record, $162.75, std. Oil, ~109.22
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trank Woods, $40.00, R. M. Wade, Co., $2,464.68, Pat Williams, $534.58, ,
. ater Dept. $145.00, Petty Cash, $3.75, Seward Bulletin, $2.80, Rutledge, Johnston
.& Assoc. $50.00. Seconded by Clm. Rose. Clm. stockton, yes, Rose" yes, Watsjold,
yes, Werner, yes, Gus Johnson, no vote. ""otion carried. ' .'
;Werner moved to reque'st the Utility Board for a simplified monthly statement from
.:t:he Electric System and Water Co. Seconded by Clm. Rose. All in favor, motion carried
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:Xhe Audit was presented and examined. Clm. Werner moved to accept the audit. Second-
,ed by Clm. Watsjold. All in favor, motion carried.
Motion was made and lIeconded to adjourn at 12:20 o'cloc;77
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A special meeting to the Council was called to order at 8 :00 0 clock P.M. for the
:f:lUrpose of di/:!cussing the proposed paving survey with Mr. Rutledqe, discuss appoint.
ment,of police chief and adopting Ordinance no. 224. Mayor Painter in the chair.
Present were Clm. Stockton, Rose, Watsjold and Werner. Absent C. E. Johnson aId
Gus Johnson.
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Mr. Rutledqe was present represent! the firm of Rutledge, Johnston & Associates,
to discuss the survey, setting of grades and other necessary requirement/:! for the
paving of streets, sidewalks, and establi~hing gutters, for applying to~. The
paving of various parts of the City was discussed as well as the amount of paving
that could be done for the money to be appropriated.
Clm. Werner moved to approve that Rutledqe, J olulston & Asso;'i~tes suJ:mit applica-
tion for paving for forwardinq to, Alaska Public Works. Seconded by Clm. Rose. All
in favor, motion carried.
At 8:50 o'clock P.M. Clm. Gus Johnson entered the Council Chamters~
Proposed Ordinance 224 was read by the City Clerk .
Clm. Watsjold moved to suspend the ru~es for the adoption of Ordinance No. 224.
Seconded by Clm. Stoakton. All in favor, motion carried.
; Clm. Rose moved to adopt Ordinance 224" AN CRII NANCE OF 'IRE TOWN OF SEWARD, ALASKA,
PROVIDING FCR VACATING THE PUBLIC ALLE'! IN BLCX::J:: 29, of THE ORIGINAL TOWNSITE OF
i SE'lARD, JIl.AEKA, TO BE SUBMITTED TO THE (1JJLIFIED varERS OF SAID 'ltMN AT A SPECIAL
ELECTION 'ID BE HELD January 20, 1953, THE QUESTION OF RATIFICATION OF 'lEIS OR!][ NANCE
AND arH):>R PR:> roSITIONS. Seconded by Clm. Watsjold. All in favor, motion carried.
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Clm. stockton spoke in behalf of the police cOImlission COIl1llittee, recommeIding and
submitting the name of James E. Kirkpatrick for Chief of Police. Clm. Wabjold
moved to apP,1'qve t~'e police conunittee's reoommendation of James Kirkpatrick for
Chief of P~liCle. ..Seconde~ by Clm. Gus Johnson.
Motion was made and seconded to
adjourn at 9:35 0 clock P.M.
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Cit Clerk
Seward, Alaska
Januar y 5, 1953
A regular meeting of the Council was called to order at 8:00 o'd ock P.M. Mayor
Painter in the Chair. Present were Clm. Stockton, Rose, C. E. Johnson, Watsjold,
Werner and Gus Johnson.
Minutes of the last regular and special meetings were read and approved.
Gus Johnson reported on a new location for garbaqe disposal and advised that nothing
could be done until spring. Use of the Bay and incineraters was discussed.
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! a. Mayor asked" for a r, eport on the coimni the l~vestigatihg a 5th Ql, b cmn~ ny in t1,,'e
/ City. The attorney who was present requested to have the matter uOHlrull Until the
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Transfer for Beverage Di"spensary liquor license was presented. Clm. Rose moved tOj,i'
I approve transfer of !;Ie_rage Dispensary Lioense from J. Ma~IIY to J. G. Jan,ikula'
and Albert G. Lanier, fO~ctlul'!!-SUrf Bar-. Seoonded by Clm. Wahjold. All in frv 0 ,
motion carried. ,
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Frank Woods was present regarding the finanoing bf any machinery sold by him and
advised payment in full would be necessary during the present term of offioe of
Council and Mayor.
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Letter from ~~l .Thom.,s w~. ~~d for odrtstrUction of a buildinq on Third Avenue,
the matter tu~'c!'6i'er to the' f'i~6mnitt.. for recommendations.
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A Harry Southard requested an increase in the present 'land valuations for certain 101s
i~ the Laumer Addition which are now under valued, and he was advised bV the Countil
to sundt a schedule at the next Council meeting , '.. -,
weekly ,
'Mr. Flynn was present regarding payment' for second/h&ul of garbage from the htlusincf
~ea for which the City has been billed. Clm. Werner stated there had been no auth,rl-
zation from the Council for said second trip, and the City is not obligated to pay:
, this bill. Clm.,Stockton ncommended a written request be sent to Mr. Foster of ~e
Housing Area to be present at the next regular meetinq to discuss the problem. I;
Letter from C. P. Keating was read requesting the registration book for 1952 be t
effective until January 23, 1953. The matter was discussed, no action taken. (t~blr)
Seward Fish & Cold storage letter was read regarding the renewal of wirinq and tJ-.el
matter-turned over to the fire committee. t
The hourly payroll was read. Clm. Wah}.d1W moved to approve the hourly payroll asl
read. Seconded by Clm. stockton.
, Police report for the month of December was reIfd. The red stop light at the sohool
W&l!I discussed with the decision of further advertising this to be . stop light in Ii
both directions.
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Letter from the Railraod regarding pole line on 5th Avenue was read.Clm. Werner
moved to give the Railroad approval of their request for easement on 5th Avenue
pole line with stipulation that poles be placed on lot boundary lire. Seconded by;:
Clm. StOQkton. All in favor, motion carried. '
Ppoposed ardinanoe 225 was read and discussed. Mr. Danforth spoke regarding a sal_ry.
rab. for the polioe department and the whole matter tabled for further disau8sion~
Clm. stockton moved to authorize Mayor Painter to use funds set aside in Mayor's btcget
to att..d the Mayor's conference and All Alaska ~r of Commerce meetings at .
Juneau, January 10th. Seconded by Clm. RO'l!le. All in favor,. motion carried. ~
MotionWls made and'seconded to adjourn at 10:00 o'clock P.M.
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A regular meeting of the Council was called to order at 8:30 o'clook P.M., Mayor
'PaInter in the Chair. Present were Clm. stockton, 1<ose," C~ E. Johnson, Weiner ana
Gus Johnson.' Absent Clm. Watsjold.
Minutes of the last reqular meeting, were read and approved.
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Transfer of Retail Liquo~ License was presented and read. Clm~ Werner moved to
approve the transfer of Retail Liquor License from Grace Los~y DBA Bunch's Liquor
Store to Hal and Claire Gilfilen. Seconded by elm. stockton. All in favor, motion
carded.