1938/02/24 Council Minutes - Laserfiche WebLink

. _ FEBRUARY 24th,1938. The Regular Administrative Session of the City Council was held February 24th,1938 at 10 am,Mayor Edwards in the Chair,10080laio¢ers Spencer and Williams present et roll call. Minutes of February 23rd,1938 read and approved. Moved by Williams,seconded by Edwards to grant permit to Ed Keith Ito hang a neon sign et 2923 Rucker and one at 1509 Everett Ave. Carried unanimously. LETTER from Mr.Don R.Moore re need of keeping up trees on Everett I Vstrests- No action. Moved by Edwards,seconded by',7.111ame to give F.W.Z.Tohveton S; '1'4101 Federal use of ground et 40th Street from Federal to alley for garden'purposes ISI Iin 1938 subject to removal at any time on notice. Carried unanimously. Moved by'Williams,ascended by Spencer,to grant the following !licenses: Gaynor Rotel 2901 Hewitt Star Rotel 2509 Renitt Cordon Hotel 2519 Hewitt Carried unanimously. Moved by Edwarde,seconded by Spencer,to adopt Resolution No.4355 $ re Olympus National Area as follows: ^4E:LLIITIL.!N0.4355. State P... MERU%the Planning Council of Washington has long been deeplyanational with the importanthe problem of how Olympus National to umente n nsuitetl perk area on Elle at�thef Mount mtime effendi.S reason- able el Monument and suitable eindustri,wsane ng the - bnl sprotection to the industrialinim, life which hoe developed within the sou limits of the Olympic Peninsula,and Y020000,at its meeting on this Pend of October,1937,the Council hes considered President Roosevelt's recent utterances oo - Ing the Mount Plumrue area,and now eom reese,s its great gratification that the President has brought ea lutito this thorny problem. We heartily welcome the suggestion of the President that the heart of the area,particularly the high mountain area,should be set apart with- in the boundaries of a national park,tt bepreserve,and medeiuseful with recreation as its principal object,as other national parks are administered,err that the adjacent a ,with its a o beauty end wild life,including the unique Roosevelt alk,Its wealth in mineral, timber,water and other resources,shale be included in an enlarged Federal Arra(welch we suggest might bo.own ae the.Olympia Perk and reosLPb to be so sLerod the Llmbex a.i. resources n urcenee not be wasted,but may be used under x lthat will assure perpetuation of the forests and the least poaelwle injury to the natural beauties of the region,and