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June 8, 1983
Regular meeting of the City Council of the City of Bremer~on,
Washington, was held in the Council Chambers, 239 Fourth St.,
Bremerton, Washington, Wednesday, June 8, 1983 at 5:35 p.m. with
Council President Anderson presiding. Also present were: E. L.
Sturdivant, Spencer Homing, Clyde Pachek, Roy Mose}y, Bill Amo,
Jim Adrian, Russ Johnson, Mayor Dawkins, City Attorney Broughton,
and City Clerk McCluskey. Phil Drouin was absent.
The meeting opened with the Pledge of Allegiance, and the invo-
cation was given by Clyde Pachek.
City Clerk McCluskey stated items 2C and 10A have been pulled
From the agenda.
CONSENT AGENDA
A. Minutes of June 1, 1983 and June 2, 1983. AB83-299
B. Application by Hwa Ja Hong for owner/operator license for the
Palace Sauna. AB83-300
D. Bid Call Request for Hydroseeding Kiwanis Soceer Field. AB83-301
E. Bid Call Request for Fire Alarm System for City Jail. AB83-302
Motion by R. Mosely and R. Johnson to approve Consent Agenda items
A, B, D and E, carried unanimously.
CLAIMS/VOUCHERS AB83-303
Claims and vouchers audited and certified by the auditing officer
as required by RCW h2.24.090, have been recorded on a listing
which has been made available to the Council.
Motion by R. Johnson and E. Sturdivant as of this date, the Council
does approve for payment those claims as follows: Retirees Salary
Fund For May, 1983 in amount of $42,878.~5 and vouchers 10641
through 10840 inclusive in amount of $101,~82.59 and voucher 10631
in amount of $269.98, carried unanimously.
MAYOR ' S REPORT
A. Proclamation proclaiming June 1~, 1983 as Flag Day. AB83-30a
Mayor Dawkins invited Council to flag ceremonies on flag day at
h:00 p.m. in front of the Chamber of CoReroe building. Mayor
Dawklns read proclamation declaring June 8, 1983 Kitsten Marie
Lamb day in honor of the birth of Ron Lamb's daughter. The Mayor
discussed the 15~h annual Olympic Track Meet held at Fort Lewis
last week end. Mayor Dawkins extended an apology to Louis Soriano
?egarding the invitation to tour Interstate Nuclear Services ~uildin~
at E. llth and Perry Ave. and the resultant mis-co~unications.
B. RecoEended Appointments to: Parks and Recreation and Civil
So?vice Co~issions. AB83-285
Motion by E. Sturdivant and J. Adrian to approve the Mayor's
appointments of John C. Dreaney, Conrad T. Beach and Daniel S.
O'Toole to the Parks and Recreation CoEission, a~d Gary J. Hotten
to the Civil Service Co~ission. A. Anderson discussed a petitions
signed by a2 employees, submitted to Council to retain Mr. Bo~
Mussman on the Civil Service CoEission, and explained appointments
to Boards and Co~issions are an administrative and legislative
Function. E. Sturdivant, B. Amo and J. Adrian discussed a Job well
done by Mr. Mussman and expressed confidence Mr~ Rotten will inter-
p?et rules fairly. A. Anderson d~jcussed concern of some Council
members that a 6 year term may be too lengthy.. Question called on
the motion, carried unanimously.
PUBLIC RECOGNITION
Brooks Shydot. al6 So. Lafayette,~ speaking on behalf of SCARSE,
discussed a citation and prosecution of several violations of the
Uniform Fire Code, and objected to use of extension cords in the
City Attorney vs offices. Mr. Snyder requested use of Manette School
building ~y SCARSE, to acco~odate a handicap workshop. Mr.
Anderson directed Mr. ShydoT to approach the School Administration
for use of the school building.
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ORDINANCE, 1st Reading - SECOND HAND DEALER/PAWN SHOP AB83-167
B. Broughton discussed meeting with several business persons that
are effected by this ordinance and the following changes:
Section I.E. - pertains to retail level only.
Section 1.H. - added definition limited to items with serial number
or manufacturer's stamp.
Section 3 - pertaining to record keeping log of vehicle used by
seller; has been deleted.
Section 5.C. - Oertaining to seizure by police of probable stolen
items; has not been deleted.
Michael L. Pittman, owner of Dave's Loans discussed his objections to
seizure of items by the police and past practice of items not being
returned but sold at police auctions. Mr. Pittman discussed money
invested in seized items, maintaining items should be returned if
the rightful owner is not found. He also maintains he should re-
ceive a written report of the disposition of items if returned to
the owner. Mr. Pittman requested deletion of this section. Chief
Christensen discussed preference to seize items instead of placing
a hold and would attempt to rectify past practices. Lengthy dis-
cussion followed regarding notification of disposition of property.
Bert Gegner discussed meeting with the Attorney and Dot. English
and felt some problems were resolved. He discussed restitution for
seized items and asked this be included in the ordinance. Mr. Amo
and Mr. Adrian discussed reporting and restitution as being an
administrative responsibility.
Motion by E. Sturdivant and S. Homing to approve on first reading,
AN ORDINANCE of the City of Bremerton relating to the regulation
and licensing of second-hand dealers and pawnbrokers. Mr.
Anderson expressed his opinion that owner of property seized should
receive a report regarding disposition. Question called on the
motion, carried as follows: 7 affirmative, 1 opposed (Anderson).
Recess 6:35 until 6:50
HEARING - APPLICATION TO LICENSE TAXICAB COMPANY AB83-305
A. Anderson asked if any Council member had a conflict with hearing
this issue? Mr. Pachek excused himself on advice of City Attorney.
Mr. Anderson asked if the public felt any Council member had a
conflict of interest in hearing issue? There were no objections.
City Clerk stated this is a request by Curtis Young to form a
taxicab company and summarized Mr. Young's application and letter
of explanation; colors and name, Ace Cab Co.; BMC 5.54 Carrying
Passengers for Hire; letter, operating percentage for 1982 and
taxi fare comparison from Mr. Maesner, owner of Arrow Cab; a petition
signed by Arrow Cab drivers objecting to another company; and
numerous letters from Mr. Maesner's drivers and customer supporting
Arrow Cab. B. Broughton requested discussion be limited to ability
to operate a company, driving record, facilities for the business
and insurance capabilities.
Richard Young, father of the applicant, discussed proposal of three
individuals to run the company. Mr. Young requested two amendmerits
to the original proposal; name will be Alpha Cab Co., and licenses
for two cabs instead of one in compliance with ordinance requirements.
These changes were approved by B. Broughton.
Curtis Young discussed time spent gathering signatures supporting
an additional cab company. Mr. Young discussed finances, insurance
coverage. He discussed this as being a family business with his
father, father-in-law and wife participating to make this a 24 hr.
service. In answer to inquiry from Council, Mr. Young stated he
now has a 1975 Toyota Corona and will purchase a 1977 Toyota Station-
wagon if this request is approved. In answer to inquiry from the
City Attorney, Mr. Young stated he does not 9et have'a location,
but will comply with zoning laws.
Bob Maesner, owner of Arrow Cab Co., discussed services his firm
provides and feels a two cab company cannot service the public,
and spoke in opposition to another cab company in Bremerto~Z,~
speaking in opposition to the application were, Mark Spalding, "
Lucil!e Moores, Bob Guy and Loren Boiler.
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HEARING - TAXICAB LICENSE CONTD
Mr. Young answered questions pertaining to the application to the
satisfaction of Council members. Bert Gegner urged Council to
approve the application.
Motion by S. Horning and B. Amo to approve application for Alpha
Cab Co., with licenses for two taxicabs, carried unanimously.
Mr. Pachek returned to the meeting at this time.
ORDINANCE, 1st Reading - AMEND "CITY COMMISSIONERS TO "CITY
COUNCIL" AS83-29a
#2159 Motion by C. Pachek and R. Mosely to approve on first reading AN
ORDINANCE amending Ord. No. 1792 in order to change all references
of "City Commissioner" to~City Council.", carried unanimously.
1983 LABOR CONTRACT/FIRE BARGAINING UNIT AB83-296
Motion by R. Mosely and S. Homing to approve 1983 Labor Contract
for Fire Bargaining Unit, carried unanimously. Mr. Johnson thanked
Mr. Tiberio for additional information submitted to Council.
LEASE AGREEMENT - USE OF PARK PROPERTY FOR BATTING CAGE AB83-272
#2250 B, Broughton briefly reviewed request by Mr. Boyle and Ms Austin
for use of one tennis court for batting cage. Mr. Broughton dis-
cussed provisions of compensation to the City of $100 a month or
10% of gross, whichever is greater and term of lease for one year.
Pat Carey, Sheridan Neighborhood Assoc., requested Council refer
this matter to the Parks and Recreation Commission. Discussion
followed regarding administrative vs Parks and Recreation Board
responsibility. Discussion continued regarding length of season
and removal of equipment when not in use. Mr. Boyle discussed
portable equipment which will be removed during the off-season,
unless it is deemed feasible to remain open on a limited basis
year round. Mr. Adrian requested change on page 11 to read,
"Lessee shall have the obligation of removing any of its trade
Tape fixtures from the premises at the termination of this lease and
]2 any extension thereof unless allowed by the City." Mr. Amo re-
quested a change on page 2 to read "The batting cage will also be
removed when not in use."
Motion by R. Mosely and E. Sturdivant to approve the contract as
amended. Mr. Sturdivant discussed the objectives of physical
activities. Question called on the motion, carried unanimously.
Motion by R. Johnson and B. Amo that at the end of this one year
lease the City Auditor provide to the City Council and to the Parks
Commission the results of the financial audit and a functional
audit of the area so that the Parks Board may make a determination
if this type of operation should become a policy for the City or
not, carried unanimously.
CHANGE ORDER N0. 3 - CONTRACT NO. 2250 AB83-307
#0~3 It was suggested department representatives should be present to
answer questions.
Motion by S. Horning and C. Pachek to approve Change Order No. 3'on
Contract No. 2250 in the amount of $879.75, carried unanimously.
COUNCIL REPORTS
#0~al R. Johnson discussed the Budget Committee meetings of the previous
week with Mr. Rice, Seattle Pity Council, and L. Olney, City
Treasurer and previous evening.and future meeting with the Mayor.
E. L. Sturdivant reported the Charter Amendment Committee will meet
June 14th, 5:00 until 6:30 p.m. in the Council offices.
S. Horning discussed Planning Committee trip to Yakima with several
City officials regarding downtown redevelopment.
C. Pachek reported on opening of Treatment Plant related bids earlier
in the week, and bids to be opened Friday starting at 1:00 p.m.
Mayor Dawkins invited everyone to cake and coffee, Friday, June 17th
at 3:00 p.m., his office to wish Armand Tiberio all the best in his
new employment,
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COUNCIL REPORTS CONTD
A. Anderson discussed request by Chuck Bair for downtown streets
to be swept and debris to be cleaned~up. Mayor Dawkins stated he
has discussed this with several of the businesses.
~eeting adjourned at 8:30 p.m.
APPROVED:
KATHLEEN L. McCLUSKEY, ~
City Clerk
ART ANDERS~,
Council President