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CITY COUNCIL MEETING MINUTES ~~
January 18, 1984 ,~n~gt~'
The regular meeting of the City Council of the City of Bremerton ~
was held in the Council Chambers, 239 Fourth Street, Bremerton, Washington,
Wednesday, January 18, 1984 at 5:30 p.m. with Council President Art Anderson
presiding. Also present were Councilmen E. L. Sturdivant, Spencer Horning,
Clyde Pachek, Roy Mosely, Phil Drouin, Bill Amo and Russell Johnson, City
Attorney Bill Broughton and City Clerk Kathleen McCluskey. Mayor Morrie
Dawkins was present for the last portion of the meeting, and Councilman Jim
Adrian was absent.
The meeting opened with the Pledge of Allegiance and the invocation was given
by Russell Johnson. Mr. Anderson stated item 9A was removed from the agenda.
CONSENT AGENDA
A. Minutes of January 11, 1984. AB84-24
B. Bid award for gasoline and solvents to Wilkins Distributing Co., Inc. for
the year 1984, as to specifications and low bid. AB84-25
C. Bid award for chlorine to Jones Chemicals for the year 1984, as to specifi-
cations at prices bid. AB84-26
Motion by S. Horning and R. Johnson to approve the consent agenda items A, B,
and C, carried unanimously.
INFORMATIONAL ITEMS AB84-27
#2675 Claims for damages were submitted from Nancy J. Metcalf, Christopher P. Rich,
and Bobbie and Teena Nichols. Ail claims have been sent to departments and
the city's insurance broker.
CLAIMS/WARRANT REGISTER AB84-28
#2690 Claims and warrants audited and certified by Darlene Herrmann as required by
RCW 42.24.090 have been recorded on a listing which has been made available
to the Council.
Motion by C. Pachek and E. Sturdivant as of this date the Council does approve
for payment warrants 14913 through 15165 inclusive in amount of $165,157.22,
and warrants 14906 through 14909 inclusive, and 15166 through
15174 inclusive in amount of $14,817.73, Salary Fund in amount of $153,129.83
and FICA in amount of $6,296.48 for payroll period January 1, 1984, carried
unanimously.
ATTORNEY'S REPORT
#2778 Mr. Broughton discussed unanimous approval by the County Boundary Review
Board for the Wastewater Treatment Plant, and commended various department
heads for the city's presentation to the Board.
Mr. Broughton discussed the combined efforts of Joe Gero, Planning Director
and himself in preparing a master time line plan for the downtown redevelop-
ment project. Mr. Broughton discussed progress of city administration on
Gold Mountain Golf Course.
Mr. Anderson presented a Certificate of Appreciation to Roy Mosely on behalf
of the Council for his role as Council Vice President in 1983.
PUBLIC RECOGNITION
#2987 Mary Hawkins, 2913 Porter, a former Hewitt Ave. resident, stated she and other
Hewitt Ave. residents are pleased to see the storm sewer separation a reality,
and thanked the Council members and city administration who had a part in this
project.
Tape Bert Gegner, 934 Washington Ave, expressed concern with the parking issue being
105 a major factor in the next few weeks~ and inquired if there are any studies
being done on how to resolve the problem. C. Prisk~ Field Services Mgr, dis-
cussed reviewing studies that have been done and ways to resolve the problem.
Mr. Amo expressed opinion that PSNS has been self-serving in this matter. Mr.
Amo discussed available space in the yard and feels PSNS officials want
Bremerton to solve the problem. Mr. Drouin expressed opinion that Capt. Horn
has been 100% cooperative with the City. Mr. Drouin discussed shipyard offi-
cials' efforts to define other areas for ingress and egress. Mr. Prisk dis-
cussed the park-and-ride lot on Brownsville Hwy not being utilized, and other
areas that could be utilized in this way.
RESOLUTION 2007 ? AMENDING TRANSIT TRANSFER AGREEMENT AB84-29
Leo Olney, city Treasurer, discussed UMTA grant funds that were received in 1973.
This is a housekeeping measure to allow proper transfer of the funds from the
city, and officially transferring titles and busses to the transit system.
City Council Meeting Minutes
January 18, 1984
Page Two
RESOLUTION 2007 - AMENDING TRANSIT TRANSFER AGREEMENT CONTD
Motion by S. Horning and R. Mosely to adopt A RESOLUTION amending the Transit
Transfer Agreement between the City of Bremerton and Kitsap Transit, Resolution
83-98, carried unanimously.
ORDINANCE, 1st Reading - ANNEXING WASTEWATER TREATMENT PLANT AB84-32
#0219 Motion by R. Johnson and P. Drouin to approve on first reading, AN ORDINANCE
Annexing the Wastewater Treatment Plant, carried unanimously.
GOLD MOUNTAIN LAND OWNERS ROAD REPAIR AGREEMENT AB84-30
#0251 Memo from Dave Patmon, Communications Supervisor, was read regarding the city's
interests in wanting the road maintained as follows: fire control and forest
management access to water shed propeyty, ready access to Kitsap County
public emergency communications equipment on Gold Mountain, and access to
lessees who operate communications sites on Gold Mountain. Mr. Pachek dis-
cussed the need for road repairs and subsequent maintenance, as it is vital
to, Communications and the Fire Departments. Mr. Drouin discussed vehicle
damage resulting from an accident caused by the condition of the road.
Motion by C. Pachek and P. Drouin to approve the Gold Mountain Land Owners
Road Repair and Maintenance Agreement between the City of Bremerton, Washington
State DNR, Pope & Talbot and Family Broadcast. Mr. Amo expressed concern with
the city's liability due to negligence. Mr. Broughton indicated negligence may
be a finding if the city fails to correct a known problem, but cannot be found
negligent if there is an act of God. Mr. Amo expressed concern that the road
may be used in conjunction with logging operations, and suggested Council not
approve this agreement. Bill Duffy, Water Supt., discussed special road use
permit requirements. Discussion followed regarding the intent of the a~reement.
It was determined the agreement is for maintaining and repairing the road.
Question called, carried as follows: 7 affirmatiye, 1 oppoaed (Amo)~
DECLARATION OF VACATION BY OPERATION OF LAW/SUMMIT PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH AB84-30
#0935 Fred Kela discussed previous vacation of one half of the alley, and city acknow-
ledgement of vacation of the east one half of Hartford St. between that alley
and Porter St. to the south. Due to this portion of street and alley being
vacated by operation of law in 1896, it does not appear there will be a need
for this street and alley. Mr. Broughton discussed several pieces of property
that have previously been vacated.
Motion by P. Drouin and C. Pachek to approve the Declaration of Vacation by
Operation of Law and Resolution 2008, carried unanimously.
MAYOR'S REPORT
#1102 The Mayor discussed the Golden Rule Award Banquet sponsored by J.Co Penney, for
outstanding citizen, volunteer efforts in the community. The Mayor stated the
city is waiting for receipt of federal funds to complete street light timing,
and stated he has received verbal confirmation of the city hall elevator.
COUNCIL MEMBERS REPORTS
#1272 S. Hornin~ discussed support of area legislators for 75% funding for the waste-
water facility, but felt it will be difficult to get through the state senate.
R. Mosely discussed possible late start of Public Safety Committee meetings on
alternate Thursdays depending on adjournment of W~tewater Committee meetings.
R. Johnson stated there was no Finance & Budget meeting this week due to lack
of a quorum due to illness~
P. Drouin discussed House Bill 1171 sponsored by Doug Sayan and the need for
residents to contact all state legislators requesting support. Mr. Drouin dis-
cussed Chamber of Commerce resolution supporting the bill. Mr. Drouin stated
the city was well represented at the West Bremerton Association meeting, and
commended Mary Wilson on an excellent presentation.
A. Anderson stated there will be an executive session next Wednesday at 4:30
requested by the Personnel Director~
SPECIAL REPORTS
Mr. Broughton discussed a bill on hand guns sponsored by Rep. Talmadge
attempting to limit cities' control of guns in taverns.
Meeting adjourned at 6:30 p.m. ~C~,~_ I ~f~~
KATHLEEN ~L-~ McCLUSK~y,' City' clerk
APP~VED ~
ART ANDERSON, CoUncil ~resiaent