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CITY COUNCIL MEETING MINUTES ~~_~%~
February 9, 1983 ~~
Regular meeting of the City Council of the City of Bremerton,
Washington, was held in the Council Chambers, 239 Fourth St.,
Bremerton, Washington, Wednesday, February 9, 1983 at 5:30 p.m.
with Council President Anderson presiding. Those present were:
E. L. Sturdivant Bill Amo
Spencer Horning Jim Adrian
Clyde Pachek Russell Johnson
Roy Mosely Mayor Dawkins
Art Anderson City Attorney Broughton
Phil Drouin City Clerk McCluskey
The meeting opened with the Pledge of Allegiance and the invoca-
tion was given by E. L. Sturdivant.
CONSENT AGENDA
A. Anderson requested a correction to January 31, 1983 minutes,
pg. 1 second line under JOINT HOUSING AUTHORITY last word should
read "or". AB 83-73
R. Johnson requested correction to February 2, 1983 minutes, pg. 5
para. 2 to read "R. Johnson inquired if reports produced are com-
patible with State and Federal reporting requirements and if the
new present facilities would permit selling these services to
nearby communities. Mr. Perry stated yes, the system is currently
installed at Pierce Transit in Tacoma and Grant County utilizing
Washington BARS Coding System and that sufficient memory space
was available" AB 83-74
Request for bid call for ductile iron pipe. AB 83-75
Recommendation to award bid for Lions Field Fencing to Viking
Fence as to specifications and low overall bid in amount of
$5,548.40. AB 83-76
Motion by J. Adrian and S. Horning to approve Consent Agenda as
amended, carried unanimously.
INFORMATIONAL ITEMS
Clerk presented claim for damages from B&L Auto Sales in amount of
$1500 stating during construction on 6th St, backhoe hit light
standard breaking the foundation.
Clerk presented claim for damages from Bremerton Armed Services
YMCA in amount of $730.52 stating City's wastewater drain over-
flowed in boiler room during heavy rains.
Clerk stated these claims have been sent to departments for re-
ports and have been sent to insurance.
CLAIMS/VOUCHERS
Vouchers audited and certified by the auditing officer as required
by RCW 42.24.090, and those expense reimbursement claims certified
as required by RCW 42.24.090, have been recorded on a listing
which has been made available to the Council.
Motion by B. Amo and P. Drouin as of this date, the Council, does
approve for payment those claims as follows: Salary Fund for
payroll period January 31, 1983 in amount of $195,781.44 and FICA
for period January 31, 1983 in amount of $10,315.27 and those
vouchers included in the Warrant Register further described as
follows: Warrant No. 8417 through 8420 inclusive in amount of
$9,355.98 and Vouchers 08423 through 08511 inclusive in amount of
$245,567.68, carried unanimously.
City Council Meeting Min~
February 9, 1983
Page Two
PUBLIC RECOGNITION
90532 Veto DeSantis, 531 Beldsoe, stated he was present as a representative of MADD,
that this wife Ruby DeSantis and daughter, Kelli Johnson are co-founders of the
organization. Mr. DeSantis discussed the Mariner Club serving drinks to
18 year old sailors. He discussed a newspaper article and quoted from the article.
Mayor Dawkins stated the City has met with the Navy to discuss this. He stated
this is the only club not on military property. The Navy is looking into
moving the club inside the base or perhaps using a tunnel from the club to inside
the base.
MAYOR'S REPORT
Mayor Dawkins stated he is appointing Alice Stenhjem to the Planning Commission
Board. He gave a brief background of Ms. Stenhjem's qualifications.
MOTION by R. Mosely and C.Pachek to approve the appointment of Alice Stenhjem to
the Planning Co~m~ission Board. Discussion followed and R. Johnson recommended
placing this on the agenda. R. Mosely withdrew his motion, with C. Pachek
withdrawing his second of the motion.
#0884 ORDINANCE, 1st Reading - GUN CONTROL AB 83-82
City Clerk read Gun Control ordinance and stated representatives of Citizens
Committee for the Right to Keep and Bear Arms were present.
#0902 Mike Kenyon, Executive Director, discussed the ordinance and concealed weapons
permit and stated he feels this is discriminatory and violates state law. He stated
the State Law would pre-empt this ordinance. Mr. Kenyon distributed a proposal
to the Council.
#0966 City Attorney Broughton stated his office researched the State law and cities can
enact an ordinance controlling weapons.
J. Adrian inquired if other cities have this ordinance. City Attorney stated his
office did not research this. Mr. Kenyon stated Des Moines tried to enact a similar
ordinance and amended it and that Renton has enacted a similar ordinance. The
case is now before the State Court of Appeals.
#1032 David Leviton, 390 Pine Drive discussed the previous Council Meeting regarding
gun control. He discussed the "pat down" and his concerns and stated there is no
provision in the statute that allows this. He stated he does not see how this
ordinance can benefit this community and stated he is in opposition to this
ordinance.
91109 Gene Myers, Rickey Road stated he would prefer the ordinance read "weapons"
rather than "pistols" and discussed other types of weapons. Mr. Myers discussed
the fine and stated this is not a felony. He discussed the possibility of stolen
weapons if locked in the car trunk.
#1170 Mr. McConnell, Almira Drive, discussed looking pistols/in vehicles prior to entering
a tavern and stated the ordinance is ill conceived and illegal and should not be
passed.
J. Adrian inquired how the City will handle out of city residents who do not know
the law. B. Broughton stated Police Officers will use discretion and his office
screens all complaints prior to pressing charges. Mr. Broughton stated this is a
misdeamnor.
#1251 Bert Gagner, Washington Ave., read from certification to obtain concealed weapons
perm/t. He discussed types of individuals that obtain a permit and stated the
ordinance is discriminatory.
#1384 Mary Lou Long, stated she feels guns and drinking do not mix, but establishments
can refuse to serve to those who have a gun and stated she feels the ordinance
isn't enforceable.
Jim Strait, Harlow Drive, stated he feels handguns should be outlawed and stated
the ordinance doesn't go far enough. He stated he is in favor of the ordinance.
City Council Meeting Minu~s ..,
February 9, 1983
Page Three
ORDINANCE, 1st Reading - GUN CONTROL (cont.)
#1476 Merton Cooper, Port Orchard, discussed disadvantages of locking guns in vehicles
when entering an establishment.
George Sherman, Poulsbo, stated he is opposed to this ordinance.
Lena Swanson, 2123 Snyder Avenue, stated she is totally in concurrence with the
Chief of Police and encouraged Council to vote in this ordinance.
#1579 Chief Christensen stated he is in support of the ordinance and feels it is correct.
He stated the ordinance does not violate the right to bear arms, the ordinance is to
prohibit guns in taverns. He stated a survey indicated employees and patrons of
taverns. He stated a survey indicated employees and patrons of taverns support
this ordinance. Chief Christensen stated Police Officers are not permitted to
carry guns in taverns when not on duty. He stated this ordinance is not in
violation of state law but complements the law, and feels the ordinance is legal.
He stated Police Officers have discretion and the system does work.
E. Sturdivant suggested amending the ordinance to read dangerous weapons. Chief
Christensen stated it is difficult to define dangerous weapons.
Recess from 6:30 until 6:35.
HEARING (Change in Land Use Restrictions)
Applicant is Port Washington, Inc.; location is North side of 19th and West of
Naval Avenue, and published and posted as required by law. The request is for
"Change in Land Use Restrictions and Shorline permit" and the applicants are
requesting that two (2) conditions in rezone ordinance 93683 to R-2, for a 16-
Unit Condominium be deleted or modified. The request is to delete condition #4-F
remove the requirements that the oil tanks be removed in 24 Months and to change
condition #4-G that the project be completed in 60 Months.
Ken Attebery, Planning Director, review the prior rezone hearings and conditions
imposed at that time, and further explained the request of the applicants.
Mark Cleaveland, representing Port Washington, Inc., explained that D ~ D Investment
and Port Washington, Inc. are two different corporations. Mr. Cleveland further
explained that they are asking for the changes so that they can do a good job on
the project and he stated that the project itself has not changed. He requested that
the zoning be in line with the permit requirements. He stated that it will cost
thirty (30) to thirty-five (35) thousand dollars to remove the tanks and that Mr.
Bill Dane still owns the property and that they have an option to purchase the proper-
ty. They feel that the tanks could be removed sometime in 1984, therefore, they
are requesting a 36 month period rather than a 24 month period.
Councilman Bill Amo questioned the differences between the two companies and Mr.
Johnson asked questions regarding the Sea-Brim Project.
Terry Durst, 162 Highland Drive, Seattle, WA., stated that Mr. Dane is still
operating the tanks and according to Fire Department requirements, if they ceased
to operate, they must be removed within one-year. They concur with that recommenda-
tion. Mr. Durst explained the Condominium and Marina project and that they are sell-
ing to many investors.
Discussion following regarding the Marina Project and the Condominium and it
was explained that these are two separate issues. Mr. Dane explained that he is
still using the tanks and that they have no objections to following the Fire
Department requirements.
Mrs. McCluskey read into the record a letter from Laura Gleysteen, opposing the
deletion of either the one-year allowed for tank
(cont.)
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February 9, 1983
Page Four
HEARING RE: "Change in Land Use Restrictions" (Cont.~
removal or the three-years allowed for completion of the project. Also
was read a letter from Martha L. Cross in opposition to any changes in the
zoning or shorelines permit.
Chet Meigs, Fire Prevention Lieutenant, explained that the uniformed Fire
Code requirements of removal of the tanks within 12 months after the discon-
tinuance of use.
Questions followed whether or not the tanks were in use and Mr. Meigs was
asked to determined whether they are being used.
rape #291 Horton Hackler discussed the Sea-Brim Condominium problems which he stated
~ide 1,#291 were many over the past two years and he stated that Council should look into
the background of this company.
Virginia Costello, 2025 Taft, stated that the property has deteriorated over
the past year and that the tanks should be removed. Mr. Dane discussed
straightening out the problem with the cars parked on the property. Ruth
Davie, Park Avenue, asked where were they going to put the sewage. Mary Lou
Long, 2433 Phinney Bay Drive suggested that the Council listen to the tapes
of the prior hearings to find out the background and truth regarding the
situation. Tom Schurr gave some history of this project and prior hearings
and he stated that they have had enough time to comply with the original
requirements and that no extentions or changes should be granted. Mrs.
Elsa Tibbets, 1588 Naval Avenue, #11, spoke in favor of the request and
discussed economic conditions and the effect of proceeding with the project
in the time frame set out. Further discussion centered around use of the
oil tanks and proof of that use was requested. Mark Gaylor stated his
opposition to the granting of the request. Mr. Amo discussed actual use
or token use of the tanks. He also discussed maintenance of the tanks and
safety. Mr. Amo discussed the requirements on this project and that because
of those requirements it was made more attractive to the opposition and
stated his concern that they are now requesting removal of those requirements.
MOTION by Mr. Adrian, seconded by Mr. Drouin, to reword section #4-F to read
as follows; "Oil tanks shall be removed per Fire Department requirements".
Motion carried as follows; 6 - affirmative; 2 - opposed, ,i~ (Mr. Arno &
Mr. Johnson) ,and i abst~nsion CMr. Mos~ly) .
MOTION by Mr. Adrian and Mr. Amo to reword section #4-G to read; "the completion
time-frame should be changed to read five years from the January 26, 1982,
approval date of Shoreline Substantial Development Permit #5781". This change
would allow the Shoreline regulations and the rezone provisions to coincide.
Carried unanimously.
HEARING RE: "SHORELINE MANAGEMENT PERMIT REVISION #60-82"
(Request for Revision to Shoreline Permit ~60-82, Port Washington Properties,
Inc.)
City Clerk stated that this was a request for the Shoreline Permit issued
in 1982, applicant, Port Washington Properties, Inc., and Mr. Attebery,
Planning Director, reviewed the backgro~und and history of the request and
stated that the request is to (1.) expand the Marina to 79 slips; (2.) to
add 5 parking stalls in the proposed upland parking area and (3.) to
revise conditions #6-A and #6-G to allow the Marina construction to commence
to a point prior to the occupancy stage before final paving is done to the
access down to the Marina Office Building along Renn Stroll and Thompson
Drive and to the parking area W. of Renn Stroll.
Mr. Amo questioned the length and width of the piers and walkways as they had
been reduced in size. Mr. Durst stated that these had been prepared by their
Architect and were in compliance. Mr. Johnson discussed erosion and sedimen-
tation control. Mr. Mosely felt that the construction of the walkway and piers
were of average size. It was stated that concrete floats will be used. Mr.
Attebery said that there is one parking stall for each two slips. Terry
Durst, representing Port Washington Properties, Inc., stated that they have
to coordinate their dredging with the Department of Fisheries guidelines and
further stated it is difficult to improve the roads without doing the dredging
first. He also discussed the problem with laying the underground utilities
City Council Meeting Min"~ s ~
February 9, 1983
Page Five
HEARING RE: "Shoreline Management Permit Revision (cont.)
prior to con~encing paving.
Mark Cleveland stated there is less water coverage for the new plan and
eleven (ll) more new slips. Cal Lichtman asked if there was room along side the
road for the necessary conduits, oil separators, and other requirements.
Butt Gagner questioned the sale of Marina slips under the previous plan and
the changes under the new plan.
Horton Hackler expressed his opposition to the changes. Lynn Horton, 2028 Taft
questioned the effect of dredging on the beach and the fact that this has become
investment property and will bring a number of people in.
Mark Mayler is opposed to the project and the number of people it will attract as
investors.
Mrs. Elsa Tibbets stated that the Condo owners will not be the buyers of the Marina
slips.
Bill Broughton asked if the applicatnts would be willing to accept the require-
ment of posting the bond for road paving, to be put in escrow and if required
by Engineering sedimentation control, that money would be used to immediately
implement the paving. Mr. Durst stated that the bank will dispence money as
is needed for the project and he felt it could not be dispenced for an escrow
account.
Discussion followed regarding stopping work if there was a problem with paving.
It was pointed out that condition #6 stated that the City Engineer may require
paving at any time. Mr. Amo discussed inserting the words "temporary occupancy
permit" in the conditions.
Mr. Sturdivant noted that there were no objections to the requested revisions
in the department comments.
MOTION by Mr. Pachek, seconded by Mr. Sturdivant that the revision be approved
and the shorline permit #60-82, as noted in numbers, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, and 6,
on pages 3 and 4, of the topic "Agenda Material" supplied by the Planning
Department. Mr. Amo asked that the words "temporary occupancy permit" be included
in condition #3 and Mr. Pachek and Mr. Sturdivant included that language.
Motion carried unanimously.
The conditions are as follows:
1. The project description on page 1 of the permit should be changed
to read:
"To construct a 79 boat moorage facility including: 1) removal of
existing facilities; 2) Dredging of about 27,000 cu. yds. of bottom
material; 3) Installation of new facilities to moore 79 boats; 4)
Related upland improvements including a 40 stall parking lot construc-
tion, roadway improvements and harbour master quarters/clubhouse/
store".
2. Condition 2 should be changed to read:
"The site shall be developed essentially the same as the site
plan labeled Exhibit "B" (except as modified to meet conditions
of approval listed herein, and the Seton, Johnson & Odell plan
dated 1/14/83 in terms of over the water construction").
3. Condition 6.a should be changed to read:
"The parking area for the facility on Thompson, the eastern access
drive along Renn Stroll and Thompson Avenue north of Marguerite
shall be paved and improved to City Engineering standards. These
improvements shall be put in place and approved by the City before
any temporary or final occupancy permits for the marina are issued".
4. Condition 6.c should be changed to read:
"The permit issued is for the entire development shown on the site
plan labeled Exhibit "B" and the Seton, Johnson & Odell
(cont.)
City Council Meetin% inutes
February 9, 1983
Page Six
HEARING RE: "Shoreline Management Permit Revision" (cont.)
Inc. plan dated 1/14/83 including the over and on-water work,
the upland improvements to the "clubhouse" facility and the
accessory parking area on Thompson Avenue. The provision of
this parking area is inseparably tied to this permit. Bremerton
zoning regulations provide that parking for a development at no
time may be decreased below that level required at the time of
development. The penalty for such violation is vacation of the
entire premises. This same requirement is incorporated in part of this
permit".
5. Condition 6.g should be changed to read:
"Prior to the occupancy of any marina slips proposed
in this development, the parking area on Thompson shall be im-
proved and ready for occupancy".
6. A NEW CONDITION: 6.i reading as follows should be added:
"If at any time during construction it becomes necessary in the
opinion of the City Engineer that any or all of the paving des-
cribed in Condition 6.a above be provided to ensure clean,
safe and dust free conditions on public rights-of-way near the
site, this paving work will be required by the City Engineer".
ORDINANCE, 1st Reading - GUN CONTROL CONTD
Tape 291 Mary Lou Long stated the ordinance is not necessary. She stated
Side 1 it is an attempt to control the carrying of firearms and she s~pports
~2050 the constitutional right to bare arms.
There was discussion regarding wording in the ordinance that
states "any establishment serving intoxicating liquor"
B. Broughton discussed the ordinance regarding eating establish-
ments (i.e. Pizza Hut, Denny's) and suggested this be amended.
Motion by E. Sturdivant and R. Mosely to approve on first reading
AN ORDINANCE amending Ordinance No. 3529 SVIII, F, to prohibit
carrying a pistol in any establishment or portion thereof where
intoxicating liquor by the drink for consumption on the premises
is sold as the chief item of sale, carried unanimously.
RESOLUTION NO. 1963 - REVISING RATES OF EQUIPMENT RENTAL FUND AB 83-8R
#2268 Ken Brees, Street Supt. stated State Auditor felt the rates were
not being correctly administrated.
B. Amo inquired of Chief Christensen and C. Moore what effect
this revision would have on their departments. C, Moore stated
the Water Department has their own equipment and do not rent
from Equipment Rental. Chief Christensen stated this revision
would have no effect on the Police Department.
Ken Brees stated this impacts the Street Dept. as a means of
replacing worn out equipment. He stated Parks, Engineering and
Fire Departments rent from Equipment Rental but rates in those
departments have not changed.
Motion by R. Mosely and S. Horning to pass ResolUtion No. 1963,
revising the rates of Equipment Rental Fund, carried unanimously.
REcoRDING EQUIPMENT AB 83-5
City Clerk stated proposals were received from three firms, The
Clerk and Asst. Purchasing Agent recommend Lanier equipment in amount
of $2,102.47. Equipment can be purchased on State Contr~ct~ and will
accommodate off site recordings. She stated monies have been budgeted~
Motion by P. Drouin and C. Pachek to follow the recommendation and
purchase Lanier recording equipment on State Contract, carried
unanimously.
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February 9, 1983
Page Seven
MANETTE-FIRE STATION AB 83-16
#2366 Mayor Dawkins stated the appraisal on the Manette Fire ~tation
came in at $156,670. He stated this is exclusively R-1 area. The
building needs a great deal of work. He stated it- would be
difficult to sell and the City could make use of the building.
He discussed use of a portion of the building by the Model Rail-
road Club and Street Dept. for storage of salt. City Clerk stated
surplus equipment for ~an auction is being stored in the building.
B. Amo inquired if consideration has been made for storing Parks
equipment at ~his location? Mayor Da~ki.n~ di.m~u~amd the ~ime factor
of traveling from the Parks building and stated hQ would not want
the equipment stored there unless stored inside.
E. Sturdivant discussed groups using the building rent free, and
stated maintenance should be a condition. Mayor Dawkins discussed
maintenance and improvements the Model Railroad Club has made.
J. Adrian stated the Railroad Clubs is maintaining the grounds
and discussed other maintenance they have undertaken. Mr. Adrian
also discussed the condition of the roof.
MANETTE FIRE STATION CONTD
P. Drouin discussed the decision to move from the Manette Station
due to condition of the roof and cost to repair. Mayor Dawkins
stated the Capital Hill Station roof is also in need of repair,
and would have someone check out the roofs on both buildings.
Ivan Trimble discussed the condition of the roof and stated h~
is in ~agre~ment with-the Mayor regarding the roofs at both
buildings.
Discussion followed regarding evaluating the building and possible
future use or selling. Mayor Dawkins stated he would check into
this regarding'cost of keeping the building in operation.
HARBOR AREA LEASE #1511 AB 83-45
#2590 City Clerk read letter from Department of Natural Resources stating
their decision to cancel the lease. Formal cahcellation documents
will be forthcoming.
LEASE AGREEMENT FOR HOLIDAY INN SIGN SPACE AB 83-32
#2622 City Clerk stated Mr. Mentor is no longer interested in the pro-
perty on Second St. and Washington Ave., but is interested in the
other City property in Gorst. Mayor Dawkins stated Mr. Mentor
will have to obtain necessary permits from the County, since the
property is in the County. The City will determine the fee when
Mr. Mentor supplies sign size.
Discussion followed regarding change in lease language and State
Highway requirements. Mayor Dawkins suggested delaying final
decisi6n until County and State requirements are known.
OFF-STREET PARKING REQUIREMENTS AMENDMENT AB 83-70
Side 2 S. Homing suggested ho hearing~dat~s be~set 'as theBedeveloDment Task Force
is reviewing parking. Russ Johnson stated yearly hearings on
the Comprehensive Plan would be the time to hear this issue.
Motion by J. Adrian and S. Horning to indefinitely postpone this
issue, carried unanimously.
Recess from 9:45 to 9:55 p.m.
WATER RATE INCREASE AB 83-87
90206 C. Moore, Water Supt. discussed th~ p~oposed 1~83 water rate in~
crease stating 1982 budget for Water Utility was balanced on a
predicated 10% increase in rates. The rates were not enacted
until August and coupled with a decline in sales of forest pro~
ducts there is a revenue deficit of over $600,000. He stated
this resulted in a shortfall of funds for Department of Social
and Health Services projects.
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February 9, 1983
Page Eight
Mr. Moore stated the 1983 budget is reduced by 10% and was balanced
on a predicated 15% rate increase. He stated this includes
$475,000 for capital improvements and there are outstanding con-
tracts for projects under construction totaling approximately
$275,000. He discussed Water Utility's 5 yr. Comprehensive Plan,
and stated large transmission mains will require replacement,
and several reservoirs will be required to provide adequate fire
protection. He stated these projects will total approximately
$5,000,000 of which $3,000,000 will require alternative
financing. These are in addition to routine replacements. Mr.
Moore discussed the rate structure comparison stating the bi-
monthly minimum of $3.50 reflects only the cost of meter reading,
maintenance, depreciation and billing and collection. He stated
wate~ consumed will be billed at 65¢per100 cubic feet. This puts the
low user at an increase of only 35¢ per month. The heavier users
will pay a larger portion of the overall increase.
#0384 A. Anderson discussed the proposed water rate increases_~at the time whe~ .
sewer rate hearings will be s~ting. He felt tke timing was poor.
Discussion followed regarding Department of Social and Health Services
requirements add Mr. Moore stated DSHS suggested remodeling Anderson Pump
Station or putting it out of service.
Mr. AmD asked how much revenue this increase will generate;'
Jim Adrian discussed planned timber sales and projected timber sales for
1983. Mr. Moore stated 5 positic~s w~re eliminated and no new trucks or
other equipment have ~n budgeted.
Bert Gegner and Mary Lou Long d~cussed the sewer rates being effected by
water rate increases.
Cal Lichman inquired as to projects funded from timber sales. Mr. ~bore
stated pro--ds from timber sales go into operation and maintenance of pump
stations, and discussed a new water line at Anderson Creek. He stated details
on other projects ~uld be available later.
#1100 Leo Olney, City Treasurer, stated if the water systs~ is not maintained, the
water syst~ will be in the san~ condition as the sewer syst~. He stated
water rates will not effect sewer rates. Sewer rates are based upon consumption.
The Council members e~pressed concern that more information was not provided.
~btion by P. Drouin and B. DaD to direct the attorney to prepare the rate
increase ordinance. Mr. Drouin stated prior to these rates being approved there
will be hearings on the ordinance. Question called c~ the motion, carried
as follows: 6 affirmative, 3 opposing, A. Anderson, J. Adrian, R. Johnson.
FIRST A~q~AL BR~4ERI~N ARPS AND 'CRAPI~ FAIR AB 83-89
#1472 Mot/on by R. Johnson and J. A~rian to approve r~quest for First Annual
Bremerton Arts and Crafts Fair on June 24, 25 and 26 on Pacific Avenue,
between Burwell and 5th Street, carried unanimously.
O0NTRA~ FOR MUNICIPAL O0URT PUBLIC DEF~51ER AB 83-90
#1506 Motion By J. Adrian and C. Pachek to accept the contract and pro~^-~4 with
acquiring tb~ appropriate signatures to implement the contract.
Discussion followed regarding extent of using the public defender and
cost for same. B. Broughton stated with the contract the cost will be $50
to $75 less per case.
~tion called on the motion, carried unanin~usly.
~PPER KIWANIS 'F~R~n RENOVATICN AB 83-91
~1560 City Clerk stated the Kiwanis Field is in need of ~ate improvements to
the soccer field to provide safer playing surface. A. Anderson inquired if
this b~ been budgeted? L. Olney stated Parks Capital Improvement has the
necessary funds.
Mayor Dawkins stated tb~ golf course has provided $150,000 for Parks Capital
Improvements and stated this is the only field used exclusively for soccer.
B. AmD suggested a new field. The Mayor stated a new field would cost
$150,000 vs $15,000 to regrade and sod the Kiwanis Field.
Motion by B. Arno and R. Mosely to authorize regrsd4ng and sodding upper
~--~s Field, carried unanimously.
City Council Meeting Minutes
February 9, 1983
Page Nine
REPORTS
#1702 E. Sturdivant stated he met with S. Horning and B. Amo to dis-
cuss the R-T Townhouse Ordinance, and a decision was made to
ask the Planning Commission to review a section of the ordinance.
Motion by E~ Sturdivant and J. Adrian that the City Council
direct the Planning Commission t0 hold public hearings and for-
ward recommendatio~ to Council on whether to delete sub-section
350E1B from Townhouse zoning ordinance.
B. Amo stated according to the ordinance one or more of a series
of conditions must be met prior to granting townhouse rezone.
He stated the condition that townhouses can be granted for any
vacant property or under utilized property is in their opinion
objectional.
S. Horning stated R-T zoning in single family areas can take
place under this ordinance. A. ~Anderson requested clarification
regarding committees motion. S. Horning stated they are asking
for Planning Commission to open public hearings on this one
section.
B. Broughton stated this will come before the City Council and
there will be public hearings.
Question called on the motion carried as follows: 8 affirmative,
1 opposing, A. Anderson.
E. Sturdivant stated a committee needs to be appointed prior to
September elections to look at needed changes in the City Charter
to conform to the new City government.
Meeting adjourned at 11:05 P.M.
KATHLEEN L. McCLUSKEY, City ~lerk
APPROVED:
A~N~D~RSO~N,V Co'~cil~~ent