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HomeMy WebLinkAbout10/19/82Tape ~277 rr',,~ Side ~2 #0235 ~' , ~zJ~'~ OCT 2 6 CITY COMMISSIONERS MEETING October 19, 1982 Regular meeting of the City Commissioners of the City of Bremerton, Washington was held in the Council Chambers, 239 Fourth Street, Bremerton, Washington, Tuesday October 19, 1982 at 9:00 a.m. with Mayor Gene Nelson presiding. Also present were Commissioners Bob Stewart and City Clerk Katkleen Mandio. Commissioner Swanson was off on sick leave. The meeting was opened with th~ Pledge of Allegiance and the Invo- cation was given. MINUTES OF OCTOBER 12, 1982 Motion by Commissioner Stewart and Mayor Nelson to approve the minutes of October 12, 1982 as presented, carried unanimously. Commissioner Stewart asked for a clarification of his statement last week on budget requests. He stated no new personnel would be budgeted in 1983 over 1982 levels. PAYROLL SLIPS Motion by Commissioner Stewart and Mayor Nelson to approve the following payroll c~anges, carried unanimously. Teri L. Barry, Legal Secretary, to $7.19 per hr., effective 10-15-82 City Attorney Office Larry Eyler, Extra Help, General Facilities, $10.00 per hr not to exceed 30 hours Jeff T. Childs, Firefigh.ter 2nd year, $8.08 to $8.47 effective 10-20-82 Charles Fagan, Water Dept. Operator St., llB to llC, $10.04 to $10.34 per hr., effective 10-26-82 William Scheer, Service Spec, Sr,, Water Dept., llC to llD, $10.34 to $10.66, effective 1Q--23-82 Anthony Moore, Water Dept., Welder, 12A to 12B, $10.24 to $10.55, effective 10-16-82 Michael D. McKinley, Fire Prevention Officer, $13.13 to $13.25, effective 10-12-82 Richard Jandzinski, Court Commissioner, Municipal Court, $13.11 to $13.23 per hr., effective 10-23-82 Mable L. Marshall, Office Asst. Sr., Municipal Court, 5B to 5C, $6.98 to $7.19 effective 10--22-82 Teri L. Barry, Extra Help, City Attorney Office, to CSE effective 10-14-82 CLAIM FOR DAMAGES - SUSAN T. HANEY Clerk stated a claim for damages ~n the amount of $62.50 had been received on behalf of Susan Haney for auto damages sustained in the Police Parking lot. This will be sent for department report. CLAIM FOR DAMAGES -- DALE G. SCHUSTER JR. Clerk stated a claim for motorcycle damages had been received on behalf of Mr. Schuster in the amount of $420.70. It was requested that the Police Department Detective Division be asked to investi- gate this further and make a report. BUSINESS LICENSE REPORT -- OCTOBER 1982 Business License report for the month of October was received and is on file in the Clerk's Office. City Commissioners Meeting October 19, 1982 Page Two REQUEST TO SURPLUS VE~ICLE Motion by Commissioner Stewart and Mayor Nelson to declare surplus one 1970 Chev Nova, to be disposed of in the best interest of the City, carried unanimously. CONTRACT ~2156 - LION~S PLAYFIELD Motion by Commissioner Stewart and Mayor Nelson to accept the above project as completed as recommended by the City Engineer, carried unanimously. THIRD QUARTER FINANCIAL REPORT The Third Quarter Financial Report was submitted for review to the Council. Each Commissioner was urged to review this with their departments. PROPOSED CHANGE IN TRAFFIC FLOW - 12th STREET/WARREN AVENUE Mr. Alan Kane, City Engineer stated this had Seen reviewed in light of recent correspondence from the area residents and the Police and Fire Department were in agreement to leave the street two-way traffic, with curb=, gutters and sidewalks being installed to eliminate entrance from Warren onto 12th except by emergency vehicular traffice. Discussion followed. Motion by Commissioner Stewart and Mayor Nelson to approve the condition of adding curbs, gutters, sidewalks and having acess only from Warren for emergency vehicles, with no loss in residential parking, carried unanimously. DISCUSSION RE BMC 5.76 - ADVERTISING MATTER Clerk stated this code relates to the licensing of those persons distributing printed matter on the streets/cars. The present fees were discussed as well as proposed possible one-time fees, etc. It was felt that more publicity should be done regarding this requirement and stress the violation regarding littering of printed matter and the ordinance should stay as it is. LETTER FROM MUNICIPAL RESEARCH & SERVICES CENTER OF WASHINGTON Due to the absence of Commissioner Swanson this item would be held over until next week. Motion by Cormmissioner Stewart to terminate the City's participation in the Joint Housing Authority. Motion died for lack of DISCUSSION RE OPINION -- PARKING ON SIDEWALKS a second. Discussioned followed in some length regarding the opinion concern- ing parking vehicles on sidewalks. Motion by Commissioner Stewart and Mayor Nelson to direct the City Attorney to prepare an ordinance prohibiting vehiclular parking on sidewalks, with a first time violation to be a warning; then citation given, carried unanimously. ORDINANCE, 1st reading, RE TRANSIT SUBSIDY TAX EFFECTIVE 9-30-82 Motion by Commissioner Stewart and Mayor Nelson to approve AN ORDINANCE repealing Ordinance Nos. 3188, 3155 and 2911 relating to Transit Subsidy Tax effective September 30, 1982, carried unanimously. ORDINANCE, 1st reading, EXCLUDE USED CAR DEALERS FROM DEFINITION OF SECOND HAND DEALERS Motion by Commissioner Stewart and Mayor Nelson to approve AN ORDINANCE amending Ordinance No. 2176 to exclude Used Car Dealers from the definition of Second Hand Dealers, carried unanimously. ORDINANCE NO. 3746, RE ANIMAL LICENSE FEES & KENNELS & THEIR FEES Commissioner Stewart stated he felt that the number 0f animals constituting a "kennel" should be raised from the present number of 4, to read "6 or more". Motion by Commissioner Stewart and Mayor Nelson to approve the amendment to the ordinance to read "6 or more dogs/cats shall constitute a kennels", carried unanimously. Motion by Commissioner Stewart and Mayor Nelson to pass Ordinance No. 3746, as amended, carried unanimously. City Commissioners Meeting October 19, 1982 Page Three ORDINANCE RE KENNELS CONTINUED: Mrs. Kathleen Curtis, 2810 McClain, discussed the animal control situation and immunization requirements. Mrs. Leah Markieuwiz , questioned the delay by animal control in responding t~omplaint of barking dog in her neighhorhool. PUBLIC RECOGNITION Mrs. Markieuwiz , discussed the rundown condition of an alley behind the IBM Bldg. on Park Avenue. She felt this was an eye- sore and very rundown and that it should De investigated. Mr. Art Anderson, discussed the present terms of the contract with Brem--Air Garbage Disposal Inc. wherein the City is paying over that amount being charged to the County residents for the same service. Motion by Mayor Nelson and Commissioner Stewart to set up a meeting with Mr. Lindgren as a work study session for the purpose of dis- cussing rate modifications, carried unanimously. #1858 Mr. Drew, USS Kitty Hawk, discussed the responsibility of the City as it pertains to a recent auto claim of his. This was ulscussed in some detail and Mr. Russ Dodge left with him to review the physical site of the accident. Ms. Mandio explained that the telephone company & owner's of the condo's are also involved. Mr. Lawrence Haddon, property owner at corner of 6th and Naval, discussed the installation of power and utilities on overhead utilities rather than going underground as previously informed. This was discussed in some detail. Mr. Dave Baker discussed the background for this choice with the council. Mr. Bill Enger, Puget Power Representative, stated he would work with Mr. Baker to resqlve the ma.tter. #2372 PROCLAMATION Mayor Nelson proclaimed the week of October 24 - 30, 1982 as TOASTMASTERS INTERNATIONAL WEEK. MAINTENANCE CONTRACT FOR COPIERS Motion by Commissioner Stewart and Mayor Nelson to approve ext- ending for le83 the full service maintenance contract with Rainier Copy Products for a cost of $3614.36, carried unanimously. RETIREMENT LIST & SALARY LIST Motion hy Commissioner Stewart and Mayor Nelson to approve the Retirement List in the amount of $3313.23 and Salary Fund in the amount of $189,843.46, FICA in the amount of $10,074.86, carried unanimously. SJ RESOLUTION 143 Mr. Attebery discussed this proposed resolution and urged council support. The City Attorney Was contacted and gave his .legal approval. Motion by Mayor Nelson and Commissioner Stewart to endorse the passage of SJR 143, carried unanimously. BILLS Motion by Commissioner Stewart and Mayor Nelson to approve Special Warrant #6251 in the amount of $8.10 and Regular Warrants #06257-#06372 in the amount of $117,487.91, carried unanimously. City Commissioners Meeting October 19, 1982 Page Four COMMISSIONERS REPORTS Mayor Nelson discussed and urged council support on the re- location of the USS Missouri due to the proposed home base proposal of a Task Force. It was felt that we should show support to the Navy in this endeavor in light of the possible economic impact the proposed base would have on t e commu it .. He stated this ~ould 5e a joint project with. the City, County & Port ~ls~rlct. Commissioner Stewart discus'sed the delinquency of many depart- ments in accomplishing t~e projects listed on the computer scheduling. He urged all commissioners to investigate with ' their departments and bring them up to date. He requested a report. 11:05 A.M. Meeting adjourned to reconvene at 1:30 p.m. for a scheduled hearing. 1:30 P.M. Hearing -- Proposed amendments to the parking require- ments contained in the Bremerton Zoning Ordinance for the develop- ment and redevelopment in the Bremerton Central Business District. He discussed the following options in detail: 1. Establishing a fund into which developers would pay a fee in lieu of providing parking stalls which would then be used to fund public parking. 2. Joint use of parking areas by business with non-conflicting hours of operation, t~eatres and banks. 3. Use of non-contiguous lots to provide required parking. 4. To include complete or partial exemption of certain areas from meeting the off-street parking requirements. 5. A complete different set of standards for the downtown area. Mr. Attebery stated that at one time this amendment had been discussed by council and at that time the Callow Business District and Manette Business District had been mentioned. Mr. Attebery stated that this matter could be expedited through Planning Commission so as to be finalized prior to the end of November. He was requested to return to ~lanni~g witk Council recommendabion of expediency as well as the recommendation from Council to ha~e the area include 6th to Warren or possibly llth and Warren. ~ouncil also felt options 1 & 2 should not be requirements. Meeting recessed at 2:00 p.m. to reconvene Friday, October 22, 1982 9 a.min the Office of the Mayor to discuss the Haddonproperty issue on 6th and Naval. KATHLEEN L. MANDIO, City Clerk APPROVED: ~ GE E NELSON, aZ r Tape #278 Side #1 COUNCIL ,, ~'IV~D OCT :-:, lgS