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Home My WebLink About05/25/83Tape 29 Unapproved #0573 Minutes CITY COUNCIL MEETING MINUTES ~ May 25, 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, May 25, 1983 at 5:30 p.m. with Council President Anderson presiding. Also present were: E. L. Sturdivant, Spencer Horning, Clyde Pachek, Roy. Mosely, Phil Drouin, Bill. Amo, Jim Adrian, Russ Johnson, Mayor Dawkins, City Attorney Broughton and City Clerk McCluskey. The meeting opened with the Pledge of Allegiance, and the invo- cation was given by Phil Drouin. CONSENT AGENDA A. Minutes of May 16, 1983 and May 18 and 19, 1983. A383-277 B. Request to negotiate purchase of replacement engine t'or Hein Werner. A383-278 C. Bid Call Request for Anderson Creek Rehab Project/Replacement D. Award of Contract/Timber Sale 3-83 Rocky Top, to Hahn Logging, high bidder at $45,610. A383-280 E. Award of Contract/Timber Sale a-83, Little Staircase, to Penn Timber Co. high bidder at $137,017.70. A383-281 Motion by R. Mosely and E. Sturdivant to approve consent agenda items A through E inclusive, carried unanimously. INFORMATIONAL ITEMS A. Claim for Damages/Greene's Pharmacy, amount of $53.90. A383-282 B. Claim for Damages/Fannie Beglau, amount undetermined. A383-283 Claims have been sent to departments and/or insurance. #060a CLAIMS/VOUCHERS A383-184 Vouchers audited and certified by the auditing officer as re- quired by RCW 42.28.090, have been recorded on a listing which has been made available to the Council. Motion by R. Johnson and C. Pachek as of this date, the Council does approve for payment those vouchers as follows: voucher 10356 through 10627 inclusive in amount of $453,432.37 and vouchers 10349, 10351 & 10628 in amount of $32,771.10, carried unanimously. #Ox20 MAYOR'S REPORT Recommendations to Parks and Recreation Commission. A383-285 Applications of four individuals were included in Council packets for their review and consideration. Mayor Dawkins discussed certifcation of Bremerton City Jail by Washington State Jail Commission. Mayor Dawkins read letter from Cdr. Stein, Commanding Officer, USS Seadragon thanking City .officials for the welcome to Bremerton. Mayor Dawkins stated Mr. Kent Hammond and Mr. Craig Connelty of Interstate Nuclear Services were present to discuss nuclear regula- tions being observed at their establishment at llth St. and Perry Ave. Mr. Kent Hammond discussed recent tour of the facilities by Mayor Dawkins, Allan Kane, City Eng., and Chet Meigs, Fire Dept., and procedures and precautions taken at their establishment. #0~SU P. Drouin made inquiry of the Mayor regarding elevator for City Hall. Mayor Dawkins discussed area suggested by A. Kane, and cost for electric service. Cost for ~evator is approximately $]0,000 plus electric service. He discussed proposal from Mr. Kane to be presented at the June 2nd Block Grant Hearing if Council decides to use Block Grant funds for this purpose. ,0700 PUBLIC RECOGNITION irene Heinger, Virginia Miller and Laura Boyle of Kitsap Regional Library were present to discuss issuance of library cards and the many services the library offers. Applications for cards were distributed to Council members and city personnel. City Council Meeting Minutes May 25, 1983 Page Two #0830 ATTORNEY'S REPORT B. Broughton reported the Federal District Court upholding of Washington State Statute concerning drug paraphernalia. This will allow the City to adopt the State Statute and codify under local ordinance. He will have an ordinance before Council shortly. #0923 Mr. Broughton discussed Council looking at an ordinance attempting to regulate topless soft drink establishments. Motion by R. johnson and R. Mosely requesting City Attorney to bring recommended ordinance before Council, carried unanimously. E. Sturdivant inquired about win/loss record of court cases. Mr. Broughton discussed statistics of DWI cases with approximately a 93% conviction rate. #0955 #1023 ORDINAlICE #3841 - SALARY INCREASE/CITY MANAGEMENT PERSONNEL AB83-263 Motion by S. Horning and B. Amo to pass on second reading, AN ORDINANCE providing for salary increases for fiscal year 1983 for management personnel of the City of Bremerton, carried unanimously. ORDINANCE, 1st Reading - AMENDING MASSAGE PARLOR ORD. AB83-286 Motion by C. Pachek and P. Drouin to approve on first reading, AN ORDINANCE amending Ord. #3822 ~ 9 and 10, pertaining to regula- tion and licensing of massage parlors and other related businesses. Capt. Cundiff, BPD, discussed ruling of existing ordinance as being unconstitutional and unenforceable. He discussed purpose of the ordinance to control suspected and alleged prostitution, and the ability to inspect during business hours. He discussed the two changes in the ordinance; closing hours and no record of patrons names. Enforcement will begin upon effective date of ordinance. Question called on the motion, carried unanimously. S. Horning complimented the City Attorney on a job well done and represents step in the right direction and we now have an ordinance manageable and fair. #1295 LEASE/4TH ST. BUILDING- OFFICES FOR CITY ATTORNEY AB83-287 Motion by E. Sturdivant and R. Mosely to approve lease agreement for rooms 309/310 and top floor spaces for City Attorney, carried unanimously. #~330 SLUDGE MONITORING AB83-288 Motion by P. Drouin and C. Pachek to authorize City Attorney to draft a contract for U of W to sample, analyse and report on nitrogen uptake and growth response by trees on 12 experimental test plots already established at sludge application tract on McCormick Land Co. Don Proctor, Wastewater Supt, discussed need to document advantages oF sludge application to commercial timber land to assure continued willingness of land owners to accept sludge on their land. He discussed cost at just over $12,000 to continue through 1988. This is probably less than 1/3 as much as next most economical disposal alternative available. He discussed forest application as best disposal option in terms of environmental protection, energy conservation, economy and reli- ability. Mr. Proctor discussed depth of technical expertise of U of W in this area. A. Anderson inquired if the U of W has done a forestcry study? Mr. Proctor answered in the affirmative, but stated this does not apply to Kitsap land. Mr. Mosely inquired why the two year restriction on land after sludge has been applied? Mr. Proctor stated this is a restriction imposed by DOE. Mr. Mosely inquired who is responsible for enforcement? Mr. Proctor discussed requirements of City to post signs and McCormick to see that their crews abide by posted areas. No fencing or guard- ing is required. J. Adrian inquired if other cities us sludge in this manner? Mr. Proctor stated he is not aware of this anywhere else in the country. Question called on the motion, carried unanimously. MAHAGEMENT TRAINING AB83-289 Motion by j. Adrian and P. Drouin to approve Management Training Program with Conference Contractors. Mayor Dawkins discussed selection cf participants, approximately 30, and stated bc~nci2'i members will be welcome. Question called on the motion, '~'~i~d as follows: ~ affirmative, 1 opposed (Amo). .~,,~.. City Councit Meeting Minutes May 25, 1983 Page Three REPORTS R. Johnson discussed capital asset budgeting to be addressed by Finance and Budget Committee. He discussed the committee accompanying K. Attebery and L. Olney to a seminar by Association of Washington Cities. He discussed the committee meeting with Seattle Councilmen on June 2, 1983. B. Amo discussed Planning Committee meeting with Mayor Dawkins regarding Parks and Planning. P. Drouin, Sewer Committee, discussed progress on sewer project and Navy contract that will be satisfactory to both sides. E. Sturdivant, Charter Committee, discussed 6 of 15 items that have been prioritized. S. Homing, Planning Committee discussed information that will be available in a few weeks. R. Mosely requested reports from committees. A. Anderson reminded all Council members of executive session immediately following adjournment of Council. Mayor Dawkins discussed Navy men cleaning up the stadium prior to the baseball game on Armed Forces Day. Meeting adjourned at 6:~5 p.m. APPROVED: