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Septenber 12, 1984
The re~,]~ meeting of the City Council of the City of Bremerton, Washing-
ton, was held in the City Council Chambers, 239 Fourth Street, Bremerton,
Washington, Wednesday, September 12, 1984, at 5:30 p.m. with Council Presi-
dent Art Anderson presiding. Present were CounciLmen Sturdivant, Homing,
Pachek, Mosely, Drouin, Amo & Johnson. Also present were Mayor Dawkins, ~ssis-
tant City Attorney Mary Killjan and City Clerk McCluskey.
The ~Beting was opened with the Pledge of Allegiance, led by President Anderson
eux] the invDcation given by CounciLman Homing.
CONSENT ~
City Clerk Kathleen McCluskey presented the Consent Agenda to include the
minutes of Septenber 5, 1984, with the followin~ amendments, #AB84-453; #1405,pg.3
delete in the "form of a Resolution" ;under Resolution #2041, cc~mitteemen, delete
Mosely and add Drouin, and dlarification of cc~mBnt frcm Councilman Sturdivant
that under proposed "City ~-"anager", page #7, "The Charter Cc~mittee's credibility
with the public will be damaged if not supported by the City Council".
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Item B, #AB84-454, a recc~endation that the City accept the bid of Mr. Arnold
Schreiber, in the amount of $71.50, for a 1970 Chevrolet Blazer.
M/S/C/U/(Sturdivant/Horning) to approve the Consent agenda as suhnitted.
CLA/MS/%~RAWTR~GI~rk3{, #AB84-455
Ms. McCluskey read special warrants, #5937 - 5938, in the amount of $1,419.36,
and regular warrants, #5943 - 6121, in the amount of $250,585.88, as audited and
certified by Darlene He~'~a,enn a~ required by ~W 42.24.090 and recorded on listings
made available to the City Council.
M/S/C/U/~rcuin/Pachek) to appro~ Claims a Warrant Registers as presented.
MAYOR'S REPORT
Ms. McCluskey read t~D Proclamations, presented by the MayDr. The first was the
Mayor's declaration that Septe~bem 17 - 23, 1984, be proclaimed "Constitution Week"
and present to accept the Proclamation was Sandra Jones, President of the Local
Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution. The second Proclamation
was to honor the Bremerton Symphony with A1 Dillion, 1984-85 Season, President
present to accept the Proclamation. Mr. Dillion gave a brief list of proposed
activites for the Symphony for the ccming season.
MayDr Dawkins mentioned 3 cc~mendatic~s Fire Chief Leonard Marks issued, citing
Mr. Randy CaLhoun, John Wilkins, both firefighters, and their supervisor Battalion
Chief Gary Larson for their off-duty efforts is preparing Station #1 for the much
needed painting and exterior maintenance. MayDr encouraged Department heads to
recognize those outstanding individuals within the city.
CounciLman Drouin ccmplimented Parks Superintendent Ray Foley for assigning crews
inm~diately to the Lion' s field on 5th Street side and also Street Departmene crews
when repairs and maintenance needs were reported. Mr. Drouin was concerned that
bids for the Lion's restroces were more than budgeted with Mayor Dawkins stating
that the City may need to modify their needs but he will know more after the Eng-
ineering Department has reviewed ara made rec~tions. Councilman Drouin was
also concerned about the HUD Block Grant money. Councilman Johnson inquired about
the Ordinance regarding stoun sewer drainage problen at Kitsap Lake. Mayor Dawkins
stated Mr. Broughton is unavailable this week but should get an answer before next
weeks Council meeting. Councilman Sturdiv-dnt expressed concern that the Charter
Changes, approve] by the voters in Novenber of 1983, included the increase frcm
3 to 5 persons serving as Civil Service Cannissioners although only 3 positions
are filled. Mayor Dawkins stated the City has received several applications and
he is in the process of interviewing and hopes to have a recommendation to the
Council within two weeks.
ATTCeNFf'S REPORT
Assistant Attorney Malay Killian noted to Council that iten #8-A was presented last
week in the form of a Resolution and now is before Council for first reading with
second reading next week. That should the Council approve on second reading it
will be effective upon approval and publication and because it is a taxing issue,
there is no 30-day limitation.
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She noted item #9-D has two issues that have optional hallot titles where the
Council can choose title which they prefer.
PUBLIC EION - 5:45 p.m.
Mr. Pete F1 , 333 Callow Avenue - Ch~ ~man of the Municipal Awareness Ccrmlittee
Breme/ton ~ of Cfmm~rce, reiterated that the Chamber has voted unanimously
in opposition to the increase in Business & Occupation Tax and will be present
at the September 19, 1984, Council meeting to be heard. He also indicated that
concerned citizens have called for a "Townhall" meeting to be held on September
25, 1984, at Sheridan Park Gym frcm 7:00 - 9:00 p.m. and encouraged the Council-
men to attend.
Ms. Lena Swansc~, 2123 Snyder, expressed concern that the Council has exceeded
it's Legislative authority, Department heads ere by-passing the Mayor, and our
present City Gove~,ent is paralyzed. She again encouraged the Council to with-
draw all proposed Charter changes scheduled for the Novenber ballot.
Councilman Herninv clarified that the Councilmen would attend the Townhall meeting
as citizens with input, not in the capacity of Councilmen.
MS. Jean Jackson, said she bad discussed with Judge Jones handicapped violations
and he indicated to her that ncme have been issued. She noted that a new west
side transfer station has opened with Councilman Horning stating be understood that
possibly two others will be opening in the near future. She asked about the poi-
sonous weed, she previously reported. Mayor Dawkins indicated he has sent a let-
ter to the Real Estate office to take care of the problem. She introduced her
Washingtcn Service Corps enrollee, Beth Oswald who will be assigned the task to
prepare a booklet "A~cess Bremertcn" which will determine accessible bullclings to
area handicapped individuals.
Ms. Walterine Taylor, 2708 Callahan, who offered several cc~Rments to include;
(1) She thought the new form of goverr~ent was to cost less but felt it was
costing inch more; (2) wanted to know how many dollars had been received in
sewer asses~nent revenue. Mayor said she could obtain information from the City
Treasurer; (3) She is m ~ inccme and cannot afford the increases; (4) was
advised that there is an Ordinance making it unlawful to ride bicycles on side-
walk when she inquired; (5) when she inquired, was advised that the proposed
covering of downtown Breraerton with a ten[ was defeated by the property owners,
and (6) would go to the discount markets if bus transportation was available.
COUNCIL M~MBER REPORTS
Councilman Sturdivant reported that renovation of the Golf Course is continuing
and negotiations, for buying-out the current Pro, should he ccmplete soon. Council-
man Drouin was unclear as to ~ahy rates have decreased ~or Winter frcm $35.00
to $20.00 per m~th. and why has the Council not considering transferring the
operation back to the Parks department. Councilman Sturdivant stated that the
game plan was to contract for ~, professional and restaurant opera-
tion. The new pro-ccntract will ccme before Council for approval however rates,
etc. have previously been approved.
Councilman Johnson, noted that Budget & Finance cc~mittee has before Council this
evening a 1985 Budget Goals & Cbjectives report and is working actively on Cable
T.V. issue stating the c~ttee has received the RFP report frcm the cc~sul~ants.
He also mentioned that there are audits cc~mencing, but the cc~ttee is not pre-
pared or ready to release a report.
Councilman Pachek, noted that Public works has begun paving certain areas with
Kitsap Way c~m~01ete and Rickey Road scheduled in the near future.
Councilman Drouin, stated the Monday tour of the new Wastewater Facility was
successful and he had heard of the Townhall meeting and noted the apathy of the
citizens because of recently attending his own neighborhood meeting, District #7.
He rem/nded Council that thursday, the West Brenerton Merchants will meet at 7:30
a.m. and that he has furnished a report of the September 7th Wastewater meeting.
ORDINANCE 6FIRST READING) PRDVIDING FOR IlqCREASE ~N-LEVY LID FOR PARkMEDIC SER-
VICES, ~B84-456
Clerk McCluskey presented a request from F/re Chief Leonard Marks to adopt an
ordinance which will provide for additional funds to offset the costs of the
the paramedic services for citizens and expansion by increasing the rate of tax
levy approved by the voters in 1980 frcm $.18 7/10 to 25¢ per $1,000.00 of the
assessed value of real and personal property located within the City.
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Ms. Lena Swanson spoke in favor of the ord/nance but asked how many outside dis-
tricts (outside city) are presently contracting with the City for paramedic.
MayDr Dawkins responded that the City cc~tracts with District #8 ($13,000 annually)
District #9 ($15,000) and District #19 ($3,600). He also mentioned that ~ are
negotiating with the Navy to provide services on Federal properties. Assistant
Fire Chief, Doug Erickson, stated that contracts for services outside the city
are negotiated annually with annual adjustments, if necessary. He stated that
projected costs and services rendered are within range anticipated. Mr. Erickson
noted that the districts, already contracting for services fr~n the City, are
placing identical ballot issues on next weeks primary election.
· M/S/C/U/eachek/Mosely) to approve ordinance, first reading, relating to the
authorization to raise the rate of taxation of the Emergency Medical Care and Treat-
ment Tax Levy approved by the voters in 1980 to Twenty-Five Cents ($.25) per One
Thousand Dollars ($1,000.00) on the assessed value of real and personal property
for the rema/ning two years of the levy for the cc~tinuation and improvement of
the Brewerton Par~medic Medical Services Program.
RESOLUTICN #2049 - ~ITING FORTH AN AMB~IP~T TO EICLES III, IV, V, VI A~) XVII
(F THE CITY CHA~TER, #AB84-457
Ms. McCluskey presented Resoluticm #2049 proposed by the City Attorney request-
ing that a proposition be placed before the voters at the November 6, 1984, general.
election amending Article III, Sectien 8; Article IV, Sections 19, 20, 21 and 22;
Article V, Sections 23, 24 and 25; Article VI, Sections 26, 27, 28 and 29 and
Article XVII, Section 62, which allows Council to define the type of organizational
structure of City goverm, ent which will carry out Charter prescribed functions.
It also allows Council to determine, by ordinance, which appointments of adminisr
trative heads not expressly mentioned in the Charter require confirmation.
Ms. Lena Swanson, spoke in opposition and suggested that an independent study
be done before a change is ~ded.
CounciLman Amo explained that the Hesolution that it merely states the functions
that the City shall structure by crdigan_ce.
Mr. Harry Jans, 2708 Perry Avelue, noted that the citizens can exercise their
vote for or against granting right to be h~ard.
Mr. Bert Gegner, 934 Washington Avenue - Charter Cc~mitteenan, noted the many hours
spent by the Charter change cunnittee and clarified the intent of Resolution #2049
to emphasize "functions" rather than "positions". He suggested cc~cerned indivi-
duals should review existing Charter and cc~pare the two.
Ms. Swanson felt that the ccmmittee did not vote unanimously for this change with
Councilman Amo stating vote was 6 in favor, 2 against.
· M/S/C/U/(Johnson/Amo) to approve Resolution #2049, amending Articles III, IV, V,
VI and XVII of the City Charter.
RESOLUTIC~ #2045 - 5Ei'r/NG FORTH AN AM~qSM~T TO A[~ICLE V fF THE CITY CHARTER,
#AB84-458
City Clerk McCluskey presented R~otu~ion #2045 proposed by the City Attorney'
place a propositic~ before the voters at the ~ 6, 1984, general election
amending Article V, Sectiota 25, which requires the City Treasurer to deposit all
funds in c~e or more banks of the City of Bremerton. Said portion will be deleted.
Councilman Johnsc~ explained concerns regarding the lost revenues the City
has incurred by banking limitations as presently set for~h_~ in the City Charter
He said t~e City should be taking advantage of depositories with the highest yield
on a day-to-day basis.
MS. Sw~nscn was in~..~iticn stating she felt all resources should he kept in
t/B City and inves the City.
Mr. Bert Gegner, prefers to have money invested go back to the citizens in the form
of higher interest thereby possibly reducing tax burden. He fe].t this issue is a
powerful Charter change but puts financial institutions in the area on notice that
they will have to be ccepetitive to deal with the City.
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Councilman Amo thought it should be clarified to Ms. Swanson that, if Charter
is not changed, preference is gi~e/n to business and not the taxpayer.
Assistant Ci_~ Attorney Mary Killian stated the intent of the Resolution is to
release the City frcm the restriction of always investing locally. This does
not mean they cannot if the return on investment is favDrable. Sbe further
noted that the only change w~s taking out the verbiage "in Bremerton" but suggest-
ed that Council delete "Banks" and substitute "Financial Institutions" as new
language.
Councilman Horn/rig stated be is not totally cc~vinced that it is of benafit to
the City to go outside to invest. Treasurer Olney addressed Mr. Horning's con-
cern, stating that at last week' s Washington Finance Officers Association meeting
it was noted that the City of Bellevue invested $500,000 at the same t/mB the
City of Bremerton invested $400,000 however, Bellevue's return was at tt~ rate
of 13.2, whereas Brenerton's return was 12.0% for a loss Of 1.2% during the same
period of investment. Mr. Olney said that many of the Financial or lending
intituticns in our area do not offer investment yields ccmpetitive in the open
market.
Councilman Johnson ~Duld not support anything that limited the profit for the
City of Brererton therefore was in favor of this Resolution.
M/S/C/ g~To/Johnson) to approve Resolution ~2045, setting forth an amendment to
Article V of the City Charter, with the change frcm Bank to Financial Institu-
tions.
M/A/S/2(Horning/Sturdivant) to anend the motion to reinserr the ~Drd "Bremerton",
page #2, Line #1, first word.
Councilman Drouin was against the proposed amendment.
Councilman Sturdivant spoke in favor of the amendment and felt the voters would
decide at election time.
Councilman Amo stated the intent of the Resolution to allow City to invest outside
t2B area is stopped with the addition of the word "Brewerton".
Question called on amendment:
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VOTE: In favor; Sturdivant & Homing
Against; Pachek, Mosely, Anderson, Drouin, Amo, & Jdlnson
Ament'~d~ Motion failed for lack of majority.
main motion, carried unanimously.
Ques ion called on
ROC~ REPAIRS/CITY HAIL, FIRE STATION #1, AND THE POLICE ANNEX BUI/uDING, 4~AB84-459
Ms. McCluskey presented a request frun Support Services for Council to approve
a call for bids to; (1) correct raimeter intrusion into City Hall; (2) Re-roof
the old part of Fire Station #1, and (3) Re-roof the Police Annex Building.
Mayor Dawkins stated that Mr. Dave Patmon, Supervisor of Support Services, along
with Assistant City Engineer Dave Baker, had cc~tractors su~nit w~itten estimates
of repairs needed to correct the above roof problems. Council has been provided
copies of the suggested areas of concern and Councilman Johnson cc~mended Mr~
Patmon's efforts for the thorough study and report noting that costs are considerably
less than previously anticipated.
Councilman Sturdivant asked if the Performance Bond was going to be a require-
ment of the bid process. Mayor Dawkins stated yes.
M/S/C/U/(Drouin/Pachek) to a~prove the request frun Support Services to Call for
Bids for the items as listed above, roof repairs.
CREATION OF PERSOMqEL SPECIALIST & C[FICE ASSISTANT II P(BITIONS/PERSONNEL DEPART-
MENT, #AB84-460
Ms. McCluskey read a request to crete two new positions in the Personnel Depart-
ment; 1 - Personnel Specialist and 1 - Office Assistant II. She read a 3 page
docummt justifying the internal needs of t~e both the City and t]~ Personnel
Department to be able to operate efficiently and citing the recc~me~datic~ of the
present Civil Service Cc~nission. The Perscrmel Specialist is really necessary
for the continuity of operation within the department in the Director' s absence.
H~wever, the position of an Office Assistant II has been filled as a temporary
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position for some t/me and now, at full-time level, and now the request is to
make the positic~ permanent. The Mayor noted that the funding is available
for the balance of the year and the positifms will be allocated, if approved,
in the 1985 budget. Mr. Dave Hiestand, Perscrunel Direr, assured the Council
that there is presently an Office Assistant Register. in existance and a candi-
date will be appointed frcm the active register.
Ms. Walterine Taylor, asked if she was correct that he needs assistance in his
Department. Answer affirmative.
Mr. Bert Gegner felt the request should be granted funding only the Office Assistant
at this time.
Ms. MaryEllen Babbitt, Civil-Service Representative/Non~Emp oyees, expressed
her support because she has bad the opportumity to work closely with Civil Service
and sees that many tasks could be accomplished given the personnel necessary to
do the job.
Ms. Lena Swanson cited approval of the request.
Councilman Drouin thanked the Personnel Director for the ccmplete documentation
of his request and would encourage all Department heads to be as prepared when
ccming before Council.
Councilman Amo resented the Civil Service Cc~nission's threat that they ~Duld
resign as a tool to get what they wanted. He was in favor of the staffing but
not because of the threat.
Councilman Johnscm had no objections to the requested staffing but felt the mini-
mun re~ts, including a Bachelor's Degree, should be deleted because it
would el/minate qualified individuals frum cu~peting for the position. He would
favor substitut/ng equivalent experience.
Councilman Sturdivant agreed that a Bachelor's Degree is not required and it app(,~rs
the present job description is written arou~a a particular individual.
Councilman Anderson agreed there should be every appearance of fairness citing
that the Office Assistant will be hired off a current register.
Councilman Sturdivant also c~jected to the verbiage of "Ability to work under
stress" un~aer minimum qualifications stating it may encourage stress-related
applications for disability. Mr. Hiestand stated it is acceptable to state
"strees" in job and reninded Council that it is not under their purview to make
changes in the job description. Ms. Killian stated the Personpal SpeciaList was
Civil Service exe.pt.
M/S/C/U/~]osely/Johnscc) to approve the creation of a Perscrmel Specialist, delet-
ing the requirement of a Bachelor's Degree, and ~t full-time Office Assis~
tant II position, within the Personnel Department.
CREATION OF C~FICE AEMINISTRAT~S EXAMINER, #AB84~461
ks. McCluskey read a request frcm the Buildin~ OffiCial, Dave Delp~, to change
the title of the vacancy of an Inspector, at this t/me, to Office Administrator/
Plans Examiner and salary range frun a ~14 to ~16. He stressed the inmedi~te
needs of the Building department and expla/ned the realighment of duties and
responsibilities. The mc~ley is funded for the balance of 1984 with Mr. Delph
noting that we will actually be paying less for this up-graded position because
the e~ployee terminating was at level E with the new emplcS~e being able to hire
on at level A, or less per hour.
Councilman Sturdivant expressed concern that the individual has one year to obtain
the necessary certification under the ICBO and why not hire an individual already
possessing these qualifications. Mr. Delph said the person hired now may not
possess all qualifications, however he/she will be qualified eD~Dugh to enable him
to run the department and tend to the tasks not able to be done at this time.
He further stated that ~ attempted to request that the positic~ he exempt frcm
Civil Service but that has not happen.
Ms. Lena Swanson spoke in opposition to the job description stating it will be
hard to find an individual possessing the necessary minimum requiremints or such
a broad ba~kgiuund.
Councilman Anderson stated he thought the position a[~eared to be a glorified
office assistant.
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Councilman HornLng was in favor of the request and saw the need.
Councilman Sturdivant was displeased that each time a new department head is
hired the Council is asked, soon thereafter, to grant an assistant. Mr. Delph
stated this person will he able to ~Drk in office or out in the field performing
inspections which will be an asset over the existing arrangeneat.
%unS~tm~ and Amo both agreed that they recognize the needs of the Build-
see present deficiencies, encouraging the Council to support
the request.
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M/S/C/U/(Drouin/Amo) to approve filling the existing position, mcclifying the
Title frcm Building Inspector to Office Administrator/Plans Examiner and placing
to position at a ~16 level.
BAIJ~f]T TI~ - CHAR~ER CHANGE BALLOT TITLES FOR ~ 6, 1984, EIZCTION,
#AB84-462
Proposition Ballot Titles were furnished for Council decision. Mary Killjan,
Assistant City Attorr~ynoted that Proposition #1 and #4 have two suggested
titles each.
Proposition #1 Ms. Killian said that City Attorney Broughton recc~mended the
first draft for Proposition #1.
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M/S/C/U/(Johnson/Pachek) to approve title, as recc~meraed for Proposition #1
to read; "Should Bremerton City Charter be amended to eliminate prohibition against
City employees working outside the City Limits on City business?: (20 words)
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Proposition #2 & 3 Ms. Killian noted that there is only one title offered for
Proposition #2 and Proposition #3.
(Drouin/Amo)
M/S/C/U/to approve title, for Proposition #2 to read, "Should Bremerton City Char-
ter be amended to allow Civil Service Cc~mission forty-five (45) days rather
than ten (10) to hear an appeal?" (20 words), and to approve title, for Proposi-
tion #3 to read, "Should the B~umertnn City Charter be amended to eliminate the
requirerent of depositing City funds only in Brererton Banks?"
~9 words).
Proposition #4 Ms. Killian said that City Attorney Broughton recc[m~nded the
second draft for Proposition #4.
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M/S/C/U/(Sturdivant/Johnson) to approve title, as reccnr~nded for Proposition #4
to read; "Should Bremerton Charter be amended to give Council authority to organize
departments and determine which admj_nistrative head appoihtments require confir-
mation?" (20 words).
Discussion followed whether or not to issue a voter' s pamphlet this year as was
done during 1983. Ms. McCluskey said many hours were spent putting together the
pamphlet and wanted to know Council's direction. It was agreed that the four
(4) publications, as required by law, plus the possible utilization of KBRD
Quarterdeck show and 30 second spot-announcefnents, covered in existing ccntract,
would be sufficient notice of the pending issues on the Novu~er ballot.
1985 BUDGET GOALS & OBJECTIVES, RESOLUTICN #2050, #~B84-463
Ms. McCluskey presented Resolution #2050, frcm the Budget & Finance cc~mittee,
for Council approval regarding 1985 Budget Goals and C~jectives. The cc~mittee
~s Council approval and the action includes adoption of the 1985 Budget
Preparation Manual.
Councilman Johnson, Chairman of the Budget & Finance Ccmmittee, addressed the
Council noting that he had amendments to the original draft, as follows:
(1) Split Iten #1; (Econcrnic develoF~ent & vitalization) to read;
1. Develop land use planning maps to ccmpliment policy and
direction for the City of Brenerton in accordance with the
Ccmpreshensive Plan of the City of Brenerton.
1-A. Review and update the Zoning map and Ordinance of the
City to implement the Ce~prehensive Plan of the City of
Bremerton.
(2) Add; under (Public facilities) pg. 2, hottcm of page, Dew item
.F Evaluate all wastewater utility assets and implement the
facilities Equity Fee provisions for new or expanded waste-
water utility custcrBr connections as stipulated in Ordinance
#3700.
(3) Change v 'biage Item #1, bott~n pg. 3 to ~.ad;
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Establish a program and calendar for the systematic review
and revisicm of effective ordinances and resolutions in order
to eliminate inconsistencies and ambiguities in the Brererton
Municipal Code (Green Book) and to evaluate the provision of
certain laws to the public as a pamphlet service upon request.
(4) Addendum Item #18, pg. 5, to read;
Establish procedure that will permit publication of an Annual
FL~port of the City of Bremerton for Fiscal Year 1985, to be
given to the Washington Finance Officers Association for a
Certificate of Cc~formance.
(5) Addendure Item #7, pg. 1, to read;
Identify a long-range Parking Soluticcs Blan for the City of
BreTerton with priority e~pbasis on the downtown area.
In closing his presentation, Councilman Johnson stressed the need for a City
Annual report showing where nrney is being spent and what has been acccmplished.
Mr. Bert Gegner asked what was on 1983 Goals and Objective list with Councilman
Johnson stating 5 or 6 items as goals but no objectives. Mr. Gegner stated, as
a citizen, he thought priorities should include downtown develc~t, along with
waterfront develoFment and elA3hasis on revanl0ing zoning ordinance which has no
flex/bility. Councilman Johnsc~ stated that it is obvious that not all goals
or objectives will get dc~e but it is a base to start with.
Mr. Jerry Soriano, 509 4th Street, stated more businesses may be encouraged to
support downtown develo~aent if two (2) goals were realized; (1) creation of
adequate parking downtown, and (2) changing the parking ordinance by 1985.
M/S/C/(Amo/Sturdivant) add Item #7 (Change #5 above) identiPying a long-range
Parking Solutions Plan, for the City of Bremerton, with priority e~phasis on the
VOTE: In favor; ~mo, Sturdivant, Homing, Anderson, & Mosely
Against; Pachek, Drouin- & Johnson
M/S/C/U/(Johnson/Drcuin) to adopt all Budget Goals & Objectives, incl, w~ng the
five {5) changes outlined above. =
With no further business, meeting adjourned at 8:50 p.m.
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