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HomeMy WebLinkAbout01/20/81 UNAP] )VED MINUTES CITY COMMISSIONERS' MEETING MINUTES January 20, 1980 rape206 Regular meeting of the City Commissioners of the City of Bremerton, 1276 Washington, was held in the Council Chambers at City Hall, 239 Fourth Street on Tuesday, January 20, 1981, at 9:05 a.m., with Mayor Jarstad presiding. Also present were Commissioners Stewart and Swanson, City Attorney McCluskey, City Clerk Mandio and repre- sentatives of the press and radio. Meeting was opened with the Pledge of Allegiance and invocation was given by Reverend Harold Trimble, Bremerton Church of Christ. MINUTES OF JANUARY 13, 1981 · Motion by Mayor Jarstad and Commissioner Stewart to approve Minutes as presented, carried unanimously. · SEPARATIONS John W. Murray, Jr., Fi~e Dept., 1st Class Firefighter, 1/7/81. Randy W. Loun, Police Dept., Motor Patrolman, 1/30/81. NOTICE OF EMPLOYMENT David Lee Aemisegger, Parks & Recreation Dept., Seasonal Referee,' $3.50/hr, 1/17/81. Rexford Wes Hinkle, Fire Dept., Str. Firefighter, $7.10/hr, 1/20/81. CHANGE OF PAY STATbS James Womack, Communications Dept., Electronics Technician Sr., 13C to 14A, same rate of pay, $9.61/hr, includes 1% longevity, Reclassification, 1/1/81 (recinds Council Approved Change of Pay Status 1/13/81). Stephen Erickson, Engineering Dept., Engr. Aide, 10B to liB, $7.97/hr, 1/1/81. Russell Dodge, Engineering Dept., Civil Engineer II (Survey), 13D.to 14C, ~10.30/hr, includes 2% longevity, Reclassification, 1/1/81 (recinds Council Approved Change of Pay Status 1/13/81). John Sutton, Police Dept., 4th Year-Patrolman to Detective, $10.61 to $11.31/hr, 1/12/81. Motion by Mayor Jarstad and Commissioner Swanson to approve above Separations, Notices of Employment, and Change of Pay Status slips, carried unanimously. CLAIM FOR DAMAGES Clerk presented Claim for Damages from Janice E. Worth in the amount of $600 from a Water Deparh~ntbackhoe breaking up concrete on private property. Clerk will forward to the insurance company. GENERAL REVENUE SHARING Clerk referenced letter dated 1/14/81 from Glen M. Godfrey, Director, YMCA, updating their request for revenue sharing funds to continue their handicapped swim program. He stated United Way has cut back their overall allocation $6,400 from last year, the Bremerton School District will not be able to contribute at all in 1981, and they are still $3,400 short of what was raised for last years program. Clerk stated that funds for the Home Sharing and battered women's program, ALIVE, had previously been chosen for the revenue sharing funds. Mayor Jarstad moved we fund out of the $~3,000 reveuue sharing money available, the Home Sharing program $5,000 and the renlaining at $1000/ month to the ALIVE program, and a budget adjustment would be nece~sa, ry at the end of August. Seconded by Coxmnissioner Stewart, carried unanimously. Mr. Godfrey asked ~£ the YMCA could receive $500, that this would carry them through for another month. Mayor Jarstad stated this request would have to be evaluated and would take another week before the Council could give a positive aaswer. JAN ? 1981 COUNCIL PPROVED CITY COMMiSS lONERS ' ~{EETING MINUTES January 20, ]981 Page Two ORDINANCE, AMBULANCE SERVICES AND LICENSING/REGULATING ~3.76 Chief Meigs reviewed the Ordinance and stated he didn't think any changes had been made to the Ordinance since last weeks discussion. Bill Littlejohn, Olympic Ambulance, referenced Page 5, Section 6, and asked if there were any objections to customers receiving a discount if their bill was paid in full within a certain date. City Attorney McC]uskey stated this was not uncommon and didn't see any problems with this as long as this was posted in the rate schedule. Bill Littlejohn discussed the inspections fees in Section 12, Page 9. He could understand the $50 semi-annual inspection fee if done by the Eire Department, but expressed some concern about the $20 fee for complaints. Conm~issioner Stewart suggested it just be charged if the Fire Department Einds something wrong and asked if Mr. Littlejohn would be willing to leave it to the discretion of the Fire Chief. He stated he would. Mr.. Penor asked if this section pertained only to equipment or to other complaints such as overcharging. It was noted that Section ]_2 refers to "records, equipment and accessories". Chief Meigs suggested leaving the discretion to the Fire Chief with appeal to Council. 'Motion by Mayor Jarstad and Commissioner Stewart to approve Ordinance ~nd amend Section 12 to give the Fire Chief discretion over the $20 charges for complaints and appeal to Council. Under discussion: Commissioner Swanson expressed concern about an individual who may want to call an ambulance that is not licensed in the City, for transportto Seattle or Tacoma. He stated the way the ordinance is now written, you cannot do that. Mr. Littlejohn agreed that a person should be able to call any ambulance they want. Mr. McCluskey stated that the language could be changed in Section 1-B. Mayor Jarstad asked that the above change be added to the Moticn to approve on the first reading, carried as follows: Ma2or garstad, yes; Co~issioner Stewart, yes; Commissioner Swanson, yes. REQUEST FOR BID CALL - PARKS DEPT. Motion by Commissioner Stewart and Mayor Jarstad to ~pprove Request for Bid Call on stage curtain, valance and appurtenances, labor and materials to install, carried unanimously. DECLARED SURPLUS ITEMS Motion by Mayor JarstUd and Commissioner Swanson to declare the 'following items surplus, carried unanimously: (1) 1971 GMC 1/2 ton pickup, license D17255, Equipment Rental; (2) 1974 Chevrolet 1/2 ton pickup, license D18048, Equipment Rental; and (3) Sharp desk calculator, serial 71058206, Treasurer's Office, to be transferred to Personnel Office for $40.00. REQUEST FOR METAL FILE CABINET Motion by Mayor Jarstad and Commissioner Swanson to approve request from Police Dept., Jail Division, for the metal file cabinet the Fire Dept. has declared as surplus, carried unanimously. REQUEST FOR CUMULATIVE RESERVE FUND EXPENDITURE Clerk read memo dated 1/19/81 from Parks Dept. Supt. requesting the City's local share, approximately $40,000, of the Interagency Conunittee for Outdoor Recreation grant for Lio]~s Conununity Play- field development be appropriated from the Cum~Iative Reserve Fund. ~These moa~ies were originally ~n the Parks Dept. 1981 preliminary budget request but have since been transferred into Cumula['ive Reserve. Bid calls for deve]opment should be ~ithin the next several weeks. Motion by Mayor Jarstad and Commissioner Stewart to approve above request, carried unanimously, CITY COMMISSIONERS""MEETING MINUTES January 20, 1981 Page Three BRIARCLIFF RESTAURANT Clerk read memo from Deputy Chief Shoemaker stating the Police Dept. has received numerous ccmplaints of noise violations from the Briarcliff Restaurant over a long period of time. Following the sale of the business to Mr. Johnson, June 1980, they received an additional 14 complaints of noise violations from Mr. Simpkins and Mr. Stewart. Since the opening of the condominjums below the Briarcliff, they have received complaints from Mr. & Mrs. Forester concerning noise levels stemming from the Briarcliff. These residences are in a Class "A" Edna zone as the receiving zone and bordered on the Briarcliff property line which, as the transinitting zone, is in a Class "B" Edna. The management of the Briarcliff had sound level readings taken by an independent agency and submitted a letter stating they feel that they are in compliance. Subse- quent testing by Commissioner of Public Works Admin. Asst., Walt Alloway, indicated similar readings. Both readings by Alloway and~dne Briarcliff consultant indicate the premises in violation. An additional reading by Alloway still indicates the noise pollution level is unacceptable. It is the opinion of Mr. Alloway and the Bremerton Police Dept. that the Entertainment License of the Briarcliff Restaurant should be suspended pntil such time as acceptable soundproofing is accomplished or the license should be revoked entirely. City Clerk referenced Ordinance 1908 which. states licenses may be revoked by resolution of the City Council whenever licensee has violated provisions of Sections 5.46.060 through 5.46.220. · Motion by Commissioner Stewart and Mayor Jarstad to follow procedures prescribed by Code, carried unanimously. CONTRACT 2010, llTH & RAINIER FLASHING BEACONS Clerk read memo from Engineering recentending approval of time extension for Signal Electric because of late material deliveries. Motion by Commissioners Swanson and Stewart to approve above time extension to February 1, 1981, carried unanimously. CONTRACT 2014, FIRE STATION 3 BEACONS Clerk read memo from Engineering recommending approval of time extension for Signal Electric because of late material deliveries. Motion by Mayor Jarstad and Commissioner Swanson to approve above time extension to February 1, 1981, carried unanimously. EASEMENT-SIXTH & CALLOW PROJECT Clerk presented for approval an easement from Allen Bergquist for the 6th and Callow project. The easement is necessary to attach a span wire to the building at the southwest corner of 6th and Callow. Motion by Commissioner Swansoil and Mayor Jarstad to accept above easement, carried unanimously. · BID AWARD - KITSAP & SHOREWOOD AND ilTH & PARK SIGNALIZATION IMPROVEMENT C~erk read memo from Engineer.~ng stating the bids snbmitted on the subject projects have been r'eviewed and recommend that General Services }Electric bc awarded the contract aj low bidder. Fnrther, Engineering recommends that alternate bid it-eros 1A and 10 not be accepted in the final contract. Funding for these jobs is being provided 'from the Eederal High llazard Elimination program with matching City monies from Fund 101. Motion by Mayor Jarstad and Commissioner Swanson to award bid t<, General Services ELectrj~c, carrj_ed unanimousiy; CITY COMMISSIONERS' ~EETING MINUTES January 20, 1981 Page Four BID AWARD - CITY HALL ROOF INSULATION AND TIME: CLOCKS Clerk read memo from Engineering stating they had reviewed the subject proposal. and find it in order, and reconmmended that JEMCO Insulation, Inc., be awarded the contract as sole bidder provided the City Council can identify a funding source for this work. City Clerk sta'ted the City Treasurer has no funds budgeted for this project, but there was a certain amount of money in Cumulative Reserve and this would have to be prioritizedo CoF~nissioner Stewart recommended the City Treasurer review the recommendation from Engineering. CHANGE ORDER I, CONTRACT 2028 - CRACK AND ~URFACE SEAleR CONTRACT Clerk presented from En.gineering Change Order 1 for the subject project in the amount of $3,944.35. This Change Order authorizes the contractor to prepare and seal the interior of the planter boxes. The original bid documents were prepared in the belief that the interior surfaces were untreated. Once the plantings were removed, it was found the interior surfaces were asphalt coated and the sealant bid by the contractor was inadequate. Motion by Commissioners Swanson and Stewart to approve above Change Order, carried unanimously. RESOLUTION 1888 - DESIGNATING RESIDENTIAL PARKING PERMIT AREA (ZONE 30 - 1600 BLOCK OF BURWELL) Clerk read, 'i RESOLUTION designating residential parking permit area (Zone 30)." Motion by Commissioners Stewart and Swanson to pa.ss Resolution 1888 carried as follows: Mayor Jarstad, yes; Commissioner Stewart, yes; Cor~mlissioner Swanson, yes. · ORDINANCE - ESTABLISHING THE PARK AND RECREATION FACILITY DEVELOPMENT FUND Clerk read, first reading, "AN ORDINANCE establishing the Park and Recreation Facility Development Fund". Motion by Mayor Jarstad and Commissioner Stewart to approve Ordinance on the first reading, carried as follows: Mayor Jarstad, yes; Conmissioner Stewart, yes; Commissioner Swanson, yes. · ORDINANCE - LIQUIDATION SALES/LICENSE Clerk read, ~irst reading, "AN ORDINANCE relating to and providing for a license upon closing out, removal and distressed merchandise sales in the City of Bremerton; providing for the necessary admin- istration for the collection and enforcement of the licenses here- under; defining offenses and prescribing penalties." Motion by Commissioners Stewart and Swanson to approve Ordinance on the first reading, carried as follows: Mayor Jarstad, yes; Conmissioner Stewart, yes; Conmissioner Swanson, yes. · BID AWARD - EQUIPMENT RENTAL Motion by Commissioners Swanson and Stewart to award bid for new 4-door Malibu, with tradein as allowed, to Grey Chevrolet, carried unanimously. CITY COmmISSIONERS' MEETING MINUTES January 20, 198]. Page Five CONCESSION AGREEMENT Clerk read memo from Parks Dept. Supt. recommending the City Council approve call for public bids in order that a concessionaire be acquired to operate the concessions at Roosevelt Field and Lions Comn~unity Playfield for a perj. od of three years, effective April l, 1981. It is further recommended that 10 percent of the total gross receipts be the minimum considered acceptable to the City. For the past three years, five percent has been received wit]] the concessionaire being the Bremerton Athletic Roundtable. Mayor Jarstad stated we should get reaction back from the BAR Office and ask that Ray Foley be in attendance at the January 27, 1981 Council meeting to discuss this agreement. BILI~S MOtio¼ by Commissioners Stewart and Swanson to approve the following Vouchers, audited by John Ross, carried unanimously. Vouchers 20977 thru 20980 & 20982 inclusive in the amount of $22,231.35, Voucher 20981 inclusive in the amount of $1,000, and Vouchers 21005 thru 21267 inclusive in the mnount of $177,835.59. COMMISSIONERS REPORT Commissioner Swanson referred to the Proposed Guidelines for the C~ty Attorney that he presented to the Cit~ Council for consideration at the December 16 Council meeting. He requested ~he Council state their position on the Guidelines and asked for comments from the City Attorney. Commissioner Swanson moved we adopt these Guidelines. Commissioner Stewart seconded. Under discussion: City Attorney. McCluskey stated he didn't feel these guidelines were necessary since there were already guidelines imposed by the State Bar AssociatSDn, etc., and the defjnition of public service needs re-wording. McCluskey said we presently have Commissioner Swanson's guidelines and a request for a Charter amendment. If we do anything we should do what everyone agrees to. Commissioner Swanson stated public service is where these people are dealing with the public. It is a contract with someone to provide a public service. Mayor jarstad stated that we Could set these rules and that if there are potential conflicts any outside work could be approved by Council. Commissioner Stewart asked if this would become part of the Review Board that Messrs. Robert Mussman and Bill Amo recommended to the City Council on January 13. Commissioner Swanson stated no, these guidelines are something he requested sometime ago. Mr. McCluskey stated public services "generally defined" should be specific. If we are strictly talking about public service contracts then we can boil this language down. If we are going to have guide- lines they should be tight ones and list those contracts. Commissioner Swanson said tbese could be adopted as Statement of Council policy and say this list is it until more are added. I£ you have private attorneys representing the City you cannot interfere with every client they have or they will not remain long. There are certain advantages to a private attorney of flexibility and expertise. If we are going to have that he must have enough clients outside the City to exist and prosper. My intention is to avoid the appearance of representing both sides of an issue. I do not want to stop them from representing someone we buy from once in awhile. Mayor Jarstad asked that tbis issue be set aside one week. (cqntinued) ~,,--- C]TY COMMISSIONERS! ~..kH",TJNG MINUTES January 20, 1981 Page Six o COMMISSIONERS REPORT (continued) Bayor Jarstad announded the Firefighting crdw has been moved into their new building and is very pleased with the architecture and design. lie stated Fire Chief Meigs will select a date for the City and public Open Itouse. Mayor Jarstad referenced the request by Messrs..Robert Mussman and Bi]l ~no at the January 13 Council meeting whereby they requested an Amendment to the City Charter regarding the City Attorney. 14ayor Jarstad stated he saw no problem with this request, that people should be able to review the City Charter. This was done about 5 years ago and recommendations were made at that time which were adopted. He requested that Council members supply his office with names of people who could serve on the Comnittee. ]0:25 a.m. Recessed 10:35 a.m. Reconvened · 'QUADRANT CORPORATION HEARING Clerk stated this hearing had been advertised, posted and letters of notification sent as required by law. Clerk reed Bremerton Planning Commission Resolution 583 whereby The Quadrant Corporation, P.O. Box 4, Silverdale, WA 98383, has made Application for Rezone from Residential One (R-I) to Business Three (B-3). Subject Tape 207 property is located west of Maple, north of Ivy, bounded on the (B) 0000 west by Wheuton Way. The Bremerton Planning Commission recommended approval of a Rezone to B-2 rather than B-3. Ken Attebery discussed the proposed action, nature of site, and the surrounding are~. He stated Quadxant will dedicate a 50-foot area to the City for screening, and the applicant is in agreement with the conditions. Some stands of trees would be retained. Di~cussion followed with the Commissioners and Mr. Hal Ferguson, Quadrant Corporation, regarding the ingress/egress along Wheaten Way. Mr. Ferguson stated he has been working with the adjbining property owner on an official fire access through his property. This is agreeable to the Planning Commission. There were no opponents present. Mayor Jarstad moved we concur with the Planning Commission's recommendation for approval of a rezone to B-2. Ken Attebery reconmlended the motion be made with "conditions". Commissj. oner Swanson stated he would second the motion if an investigation were made regarding too many accesses. Vote carried: Mayor Jarstad, yes; Commissioner Stewart, yes; Co~mmissioner Swanson, yes. The conditions are described as follows: 1. Rezone from R-1 to B-2 shall be contingent upon development conditions placed upon the entire development site. 2. This zone reclassification application and proposed development is subject to the various requirements contained in the Bremerton Area Plan, the Bremerton Zoning Ordinance, the Uniform Building Code and other applicable laws and regulations. It is the responsibility of the applicant to assure compliance with the applicable provisions contained therein. .3. The development of the site rezoned by this action and the d(!velopmcnt of the. property lying west of this site to Wheaten Way and cast of the site to Maple shall be developed essentia].]y the santo as the QUAD 4000 site plan prepared by CDA Inc., and marked as Exhibit A except as it need be modifj.cd to meet the conditions contained in the fezone ord.inance. (cent inued ) CITY COMMISSIONERS'MEETING MINUTES January 20, 1981 Page Seven o QUADRANT CORPORATION HEARING (continued) 4. The site plan and conditions applicable to this rezone shall also be binding on all the commercially zoned property to the west fronting on Wheaten Way and which was rezoned by Bremerton Ordinance #3007. The property lying west of the site rezoned by this action is an integral part of the development herein proposed and is owned by the same party. 5. In order to retain a substantial screening and greenbelt area between the commercial development and the'residential neighbor- hood to the east the following conditions shall be met: a. The eastern fifty feet of the Quadrant Corporation owner- ship along Maple Avenue shall be dedicated to the City of Bremerton for greenbelt and open space. This area shall not be developed for any other public or private use. b. The existing vegetation on the 50 feet of land between the Maple Avenue right-of-way and the proposed development shall not be disturbed. c. In addition to "b" above, the stands of large trees marked on the topographic and tree survey shown in Exhibit B shall be retained and so marked for retention prior to any earth work being undertaken in the area. d. The develober shall erecta solid wood or masonry fence of not l~ss than 5' in height along the entire east line of the development between the parking area, office building and greenbelt. This screen fence shall also extend from the greenbelt along the north property adjacent to the residential zoning and along the south property line adjacent to the exjsting residence which fronts on Maple Avenue. 6. Vehicular access and emergency access to the site from Wheaten Way shall be designed and developed in a manner acceptable to the City Engineering Dept. and Fire Dept. and the Police/Traffic Division. Deceleration lanes from Wheaten Way shall be an integral part of any design. No access of any kind shall be permitted to Maple Avenue. The access shall be agreed upon by the above departments prior to the issuance of buildlng or other City permits on the site. 7. Prior to the issuance of buildin9 permits the applicant shall obtain approval of the Bremerton Engineering Dept. for proposed sanitary and storm drainage and erosion control measures. 8. The developer'shall provide water and fire protection facilities as required by the Water and Fire Departments. In particular, the Fire Dept. requires an additional fire hydrant in the vicinity of the flag mound identifj. ed on the site plan. 9. In addition to complying with sign regulations in zoning and building construction codes the following shall apply: a. Signs along the Wheaten Way frontage shall be limited to a signel free-standing sign limited to the project name and ground signs not exceeding 30 sq. ft. each for the restaurant and bank. These sj,g~!s should be placed so they will not interfere with safe pedestrian or vehicular access. b. All other business advertising signs shall be placed on building facades below the roof line and shall be directed away from residential areas east of the site. (continued) CITY COMMISS.[ONERS' MEETING MINUTES January 20, 1981 Page Eight QUADRANT CORPORATION HEARING (continued) 10. The development shall provide safe and secure bicycle parking facilities for both customer and employees of the development. The facilities shall be located immediately adjacent to or inside of each of the five buildings. The bicycle parking should total at least !0 spaces for the total development and should be placed in locations under roof overhangs or be otherwise protected from the elements. 11. The applicant shall consider the provision of access to Hollis Street to help relieve congestion on Wheaton Way and provide a means to utilize the signal at Broad Street. 12. The applicant shall effectively direct-all lighting away from residential areas. Low-level lighting is encouraged; high- level lighting will require effective shielding. 13. All utilities serving the site shall be underground by the developer. 14. The applicant shall give consideration to'the incorporation of energy conserving design and construdtion techniques into design of the development. 15. Any changes, revisions or additions which constitute a major departure from the approved site plan submitted by the appli- cant or conditions contained herein shall be approved by the Planning Con~ission and City Council. Susan Brown, 1333 E. Bope, wanted to thank Mr. Ferguson publicl~ for his cooperation. Fape 207 (B) '0369 · DR. GLEN A. GORDON HEARING Clerk stated this hearing had been advertised, posted and letters of notification sent as required by law. Clerk read Bremertcn Planning Commission Resolution 581 whereby Dr. Glen A. Gordon submitted an Application for Rezone from Residential One (R-l) Business Two (B-2). Subject property is located on the southwest cornex of 6th Street and High Avenue. The Bremerton Planning Commission recommended denial of the zoning application because (1) the entire block is residentially used and zoned, and a business use could affect the residential character of the neighbor- hood; (2) the proposed use would increase traffic and safety hazards, and (3) the lot is too small to provide parking. (continued) BID OPENINGS 11:00 A.M. Pump & Accessories: Byron Jackson Pm~p Division, Borg-Warner Corporation, bid bond enclosed, $14,367.13. Motion by Conmissioner Swanson and Mayor Jarstad to forward to appropriate departments for review, carried unanimously. City-Owned tIouse, 821 Pacific Ave.: Don Dietch, ~ check enclosed, ~,013.00. llouse Movers Inc., bid check enclosed~ $].,542.00. Motion by Commissioner Swauson and Mayor Oarstad ~o award bid to h'l_g'l{l]iddor, IIouse Movers Inc., for purchase of house and removal] in accordance w] t ha] ] appl icab!e ordinances, carried unanimously CITY COMI,~i[SSIONI:ll,IS' MIiETING MINUTES January 20, 198]. Page Nine O DR. GLEN A. GORDON IIEARING (corxtinued) Ken Attebery discussed the proposed act'ion, nature of the site, surrounding area, and development standards. Emergency and Police Departments have dropped their initial denial. Mr. Attebery stated the Planning Staff felt the use was appropriate, but that the parking should be somewhere else. There has to be three parking stalls to serve this facility. Commissioner Stewart said he didn't think they would be able to find street parking. Dr. Glen Gordon stated his parking requirements fully meet the code requirements of the City, and three parkjng requirements indicate the use of the basement which he didn't intend to use. He stated all he is asking for is one variance and allow him street parking. With the setback he felt he had adequate parking. Dr. Gordon stated the ~ign would be small and the building would be used by professionals. Attebery stated two stalls could be accommodated, but would be a tight squeeze, and only the upper level would be utilized. The use of the basement was discussed as a storage area, where the copier would be, and an unloading place. Dr. Gordon stated he was not at the meeting to represent himself when the Planning Commission denied his request for a fezone. Mayor Jarstad referenced the comprehensive plan. Mayor Jarstad said this was a small development and would not be djsruptive to the residents and would support recommendation of the Planning Department that the requested rezone from R--1 to B-2 be approved with the following conditions: 1. This application is subject to the various requirements contained in the Bremerton Area P.lan, the Bremerton Zoning Ordinance, the Uniform Building Code and. other applicable regulations. It is the responsibility of the applicant to assure compliance with' the various provisions contained in these ordinances arid in particular those noted in the Development Standards section of the Staff Review dated November 14, 1980. 2. The use of the property shall be limited to the remodeling and rouse of the existing structure for professional office space. Retail sales or other uses normally permitted in a B-2 zone shall not be allowed. Only the upper or main floor of the existing structure shall be used for office uses. Use of the basement area shall be limited to storage and non-customer related functions. 3. The applicant shall provide two parking stalls on the subject property or in accordance with Section '712 of the Zoning Ordinance, which provides for the joint use of parking facilities. 11o protect the public safety, the existing garage and drive shall not be used for parking, and such use shall be blocked. 4. Any changes, revisions or additions which constitute a major departure from the approved site plan submitted by the applicant shall be fully processed by the Planning Commission and City Council in the same manner as a new application for zone reclassification. Motion by Mayor Jarstad and Com~nissioner Swanson to approve Rezone from R-1 to D-2, with the above conditions, for Dr. Glen A. Gordon, carried unanjmously~ ['aJfx: 207 (B) ] 182 a.m. Adjourned 11: 45 Approved: