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CITY COMMISSIONERS MEETINGJUN I 5 lgS
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The special hearing meeting was opened by Mayor Nelson at
3 P.M. in the Council Chambers. Also present were Commissioners
Bob Stewart, Tom Swanson, City Attorney Bill Broughton and
Secretary Mary Lou Ulin.
Deputy Clerk stated that this hearing had been posted and advertised
according to law. Four individual letters of support had been
received as well as four petition form letters with a total of 47
signatures. At the request of the Petitioner, the letter from
Sandpiper Realty was read into the record.
Planning Director Ken Attebery stated the purpose for the hearing
was for a Substantial Development and Conditional Use Permit for
a 68 slip marina, accessory buildings and parking, located at
Thompson Drive. He stated this request has been approved by the
Planning Commission.
Commissioner Swanson discussed the paving issue as it relates
to the parking lot.
Ted Gathe, Attorney representing applicant, 4111 E. Madison,
Seattle, 98102, stated they had reviewed the the recommendations
of the Planning Commission and they concurred with the conclusions.
They discussed the contingency "prior to granting occupancy permit"
for the marina, as it relates to the parking/paving issue.
~1123 Don Atwood, Architect, 1219 Westlake, Seattle, 98109, gave a brief
history of the marina previously constructed in this area, as well
as an outline of the intended project.
Bill Dane, stated he was in favor of the project.
Jim Ryan, Attorney, representing Gene Lobe and Lobe Dist., expressed
their concern for the parking in that area. He stated there has
not been any soil tests done or engineering studies undertaken.
He discussed the present retaining wall, and bulkhead. He stressed
the matter of ownership and parking being made a priority require-
ment. He stated if the parking is not priority and the marina opens,
then the cars will be parking along the street and this will be
hazardous with the large trucks trafficing the area.
#1655 Horton Hackler, 2121 E. 19th, stated he was in opposition of the
project due to the conditions of the streets in the area.
#1750 Virginia Costello, 2025 N. Taft, discussed the project and asked
about covered boat moorage and urged some esthetic values.
M. Scheer, 2818 N. Taft, stated she has her own private dock and
feels the project will lie within the inner harbor line. She also
discussed how the increased boat traffic will erode the soil on
the property owners side of the project.
#1950 Horton Hackler, inquired regarding an EIS and Mr. Attebery responded.
Mr. Gathe, Attorney, responded to several items raised during the
meeting, as it pertained to the retaining wall, parking and pipes
located in the area. Discussions followed.
Motion by Mayor Nelson and Commissioner Swanson to approve substan-
tial Development and Conditional Use Permit as requested, with
conditions (See attached #60-82) carried as follows: Mayor Nelson,
yes; Commissioner Stewart, yes; Commissioner Swanson, yes.
Lf) MotiOn by Commissioner Swanson and Mayor Nelson to approve the
~ -- ~s~ce of a special warrant on an emergency measure for postage
~'~Z for Parametrix required study for the Kitsap Lake Restoration Project,
D carried .
MARYL~U ULIN, Deputy City Clerk