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HomeMy WebLinkAbout09/29/81 Tape 230 S/do 1 ~ ' 0005 CITY COMMISSIONERS' MEETING SEPTEMBER 29, 1981 Regular meeting of the City Commissioners of the City of Bremerton, Washington, was held in the Council Chambers at City Hall, 239 Fourth Street, on Tuesday, September 29, 1981 at 9:05 P.M. with Mayor Glen Jarstad presiding. Also present were Commissioners Tom Swanson and Bob Stewart, City Clerk Kathleen Mandio and City Attorney Terry McCluskey. Also present were members of the press and radio. The meeting was opened with the Pledge of Allegiance and the Invocation was given by Pastor Kenneth Hegtvedt of First Church. MINUTES OF SEPTEMBER~'22,'1981 Motion by Mayor Jarstad and Commissioner Swanson to approve the minutes of September 22, 1981 as presented, carried unanimously. NOTICE OF EMPLOYMENT Patricia R. Cinco, Extra Help , Municipal Court, $4.40 per hr., effective 9-28-81 ~REPORT OF SEPARATIONS Darlene Roozen, Extra Help, terminated 9-25-81, transferred to Police Department Allan D. Ellis, Data Processing, Resigned effective 10-2-81 to accept other employment Dennis Peterson, Extra Help, Terminated 9-11-81, General Facilities 'MOtion by Commissioners Stewart and Swanson to approve the Notice of Employment and Reports of Separations as presented, carried unanimously. CLAIMS FOR DAMAGES C~ presented Claim for Damages on behalf of John S. Turley in the amount of $161.44 for water damages in basement. Commissioner Swanson stated engineering had gone out and looked at the situation and felt the water would go out and flood the alley rather than backing up into their basement. It was felt that Engineering would send a representative out to disucss the situation with Mr. & Mrs. Turley before making a recommendation. Clerk presented Claim for Damages on behalf of Wm. A. Chrisinger in the amount of $92.64 for water heater repairs. This will be sent for department report and forwarded to the insurance company. LETTER FROM FRANK OMAITS RE STREET HAZARDS ON FORD AVENUE Clerk read letter from Mr. Frank Omaits regarding the street conditions on Ford Avenue caused by the contractor working in that area. Commissiom Swanson stated that the Engineering Department has issued a stop work order and have asked the developer to bring in some plans before they do any more work on the street. He has also been in contact with Mr. Omaits and will continue to keep i~ touch with him. LETTER FROM BOB HINDS, FULMER & CO., RE EXCESS WORKMEN COMPENSATION (0177) COVERAGE FOR 1981-1982 Clerk read letter from Bob Hinds regarding insurance quote for City Excess Workmen Compensation coverage for the coming year. $1,000,000 Specific Excess and $1,000,000 Stop Loss Aggregate coverage for $15,884; last year's premium was $14,726. Due to increase in amount of payroll, man hours worked, the City has now moved into a different classification. It was the recommendation of Mr. Hinds to go into the unlimited Specific Excess coverage. Discussion followed. Motion by Commissioners Stewart and Swanson to buy the unlimited Specific Excess coverage as recommended, carried unanimously. COUNCIL APPROVED OCT 6 198!. City Commissioners Meeting September 29, 1981 Page Two LETTER FROM EVERGREEN LEGAL SERVICES RE LEYDE CLAIMS Clerk read letter from Mr. John Tracy of Evergreen Legal Services regarding ambulance billing problems of Mr. Leyde. The concern at this time related to three billings involving the issue of the no- transport charge, and indicated the city may be the party obligated to pay for these claims which total $101.95. Discussion followed and Fire Chief Bill Meigs stated he would bring back to council information relating to this. BUSINESS LICENSE REPORT FOR THE MONTH~ OF SEPTEMBER1981 ~'i'~r~'~'~a'~memo from Business License Inspect6r with attached list of new business licenses issued for the month of September 1981. This will be on file in the clerk's office. REPORT RE CEMENT BEING DUMPED IN KITSAP LAKE ~~d~emo from Building Official, Am Costello, stating that he and the compliance officer had investigated the site in question and had obtained samples of the material which would require lab testing. Mr.'Jim Strait, 6530 Harlowe Drive, stated he felt the parties who dumped this matter into the Lake should be required to clean it up. Commissioner Swanson discussed his feelings regarding a possible ordinance to cover offenses of this nature and felt we need some provision to enforce the protection of the future of the Lake. He further stated that correspondence had been received by his office that the party responsible for this had indicated their intention of cleaning up the dumped matter. He stated this letter had been received back in August and would check into why this had not been enforced. REPAIR AT DENNY'S - 3621 WHEATON WAY C'~r'~d memo from Engineer re charges for damages done to the sprinkler system at Denny's on Wheaton Way, in addition to landscaping charges. This was occured by the contractor doing construction from Wheaton Way from Sylvan to Broad avenues. ~MotiOn by Commissioners Stewart and Swanson to authorize payment for the damages in the amount of $825.56, carried unanimously. 9:30 A.M.'- PUBLIC' RECOGNITION Mr. W.'E'~dt, 1118 Scott, stated he felt that the parking meters on ~th sides ~f 6th Street should be removed to make a safer traffic flow along that area. He stated he has had several close calls of near accidents~ Mr. Tom Wel~h, of Alexis Locksmith Key Shop, 830 1/2 6th Street,stated he haS been in business there for three years and has not seen any accidents there. He questioned the council regarding a requirement to keep parking meters on due to a bonding company stipulation until the parking garage was paid for. It was explained that the city could remove some meters for safety purposes. He also stated that the 4-6 P.M. Tow Away Zone was not being enforced. Commissioner Stewart stated that revenue was low in that area. Mayor Jarstad stated he felt we should have an up to date recommendation from the Police Department regarding the parking, tow-away zone, add accidents on Sixth Street between Pacific to Warren. Mr. Tom Welch,stating he was President of the Puget Apartment 0wners Asso~t'~, distributed to council copies of a fundraiser letter he claims was sent along with City Hall mail and expressed his concern over the use of city funds for campaign purposes. Ms. Mandio stated that it was virtually-impOssible to have used the .city mai~ng and ~xpressed her concern'about the manner in which this was brought forward. She stated this matter will be thoroughly investi- gated~ City Commissioners Meeting September 29, 1981 Page Three PUBLIC RECOGNITION CONTINUED: mayor Jarstad expressed his concern over the delay by Mr. Welch in not reporting this sooner. Mr. Jim Lamb, part owner of Kitsap Time Sharing, 1411 Wheaton Way s'~oke to council about his concern over the traffic-accident situation on Wheaton Way and Marlowe Avenue area. He read letters of concern from Mrs. Paul Dority, S.K. Sollom; Evelyn Buell; Nancy Hollis and ' (1160) Mr. James Elkins. The necessity of regulating the speed of traffic in that area was discussed in great detail. Mr. Bob Truit, State Department of Tranffic Engineer, stated he would be happy to work with the city to determine what would be best for that area. He stated their budget also has funding to cover this type of study. Four-way traffic signals were discussed and various locations were mentioned. Mr. James Elkins stated his concern over the bank of the curve on Wheaton Way, stating he feels it is going the wrong way. Mayor Jarstad expressed his concern over the situatfon and requested a statement of recommendation from the Engineering Department regarding the road, traffic status of Wheaton Way in the Marlowe area. Mr. Neils Nels6n, stated on behalf of all scandinavian people, that October 9 is Leif Erickson Day and would like-to ask city council proclaim this as Leif Erickson Day and that a celebration would be held that evening at the Sons of Norway Hall. Shirley VanHOover, expressed her concern over the need for the city to have a master plan outlining clearly defined goals and objectives, with much needed community input. She also expressed concern over the adjustments made in various department budgets. Commissioner Stewart stated these changes were required to compensate for a decline in revenue. Shirley VanHoover stated that when a department is required to provide a specific service to the city and their revenue is cutback or they are not faced with a consistent 1/12 budget per month, it is very difficult to maintain a high level of service. Mayor Jarstad stated he felt we are going to be faced with a strict bread and butter budget for the coming year. Some incomes of the city have not been up to what we estimated and we must immediately move to make those adjustments to keep our budget in line. There will not be any extra funding available for various projects of the kind we were used to having. He stated there will have to be a very close job of monitoring done of these funds to make sure we can keep on an even keel. He stated the preliminary 1982 budget will be out this week. Ruth Severensen, Alta Pets Service, expressed the desire of her company to work with the community on the problem of animal control, she urged anyone with problems or questions to call at any time as there is some- one on call 24 hours a day. City Commissioners Meeting September 29, 1981 Page Four PUBLIC RECOGNITION CONTINUED: City Attorney Terry McCluskey stated that he had talked to Mr. Welch who stated that the secretary of the association,. Eileen McKinne~'opens all the mail., She holds it from~eeting to meeting, one month. When contacted, she stated she opens the mail as it comes into her office. On this particular letter she did not open it because she had received two notices, one here and the other to her home rental office and i~ did not contain a fundraiser notice. The envelope in question was opened by Donna Ross on the Board, at the meeting. Attorney McCluskey stated he called Donna Ross who stated she did not open the envelope, but just took out the contentS, that the letter was open when she got it. She also stated she had received the same notice at her residence and it did not contain any fund raiser notice. She stated the secretary openes the mail ahead of time prior to the board meeting. Myrna Green, 3702 Cartier Drive, NW, stated she had been in the process of typing transcripts from Planning Commission hearing, and she told the council how important it was to speak into the microphone and also to have the attorney's identify themselves when they come in to replace anotherL 10:45 A.M. - BID OPENINGS LIONS PLAYFIELDDEVELOPMENT ~.C. B~ow['Construction, Bid Bond, bid price,.$93,549.77 Commercial Builders Bremerton, Inc. - Bid Bond, bid price $128.731.58 Ryan Built, Inc., Bid Bond, Bid price $119,253.67 Yamamoto Hydroseeding & Landscaping, Inc., Bid Bond, Bid Price $113,033.19 OHNO-M.R. Co., Bid Bond, Bid price, $127,729.50 Cromwell Commercial Inc., Bid Bond, Bid price, $138,256.00 Active Construction, Inc., Bid Bond, $166,351.59 MotiOn by Mayor Jarstad and Commissioner Stewart to refer these bids to the Engineering Department for their determination end recommendation, carried unanimously. LEASE OF PROPERTY 929 NO. WYCOFF' No bids were received. Commissioner Swanson recommended that someone check into the property, as someone is apparently using it without authorization. 11:00 A.M. - HEARING - RICHARD B. WESLEY Shoreline SubstantialDevelopment Permit Clerk stated that this hearing had been advertised and posted according to all legal requirements. Mr. Ken Attebery, Planning Director, stated the site is zoned B-2 and designated in the Shoreline Plan for Urban Commercial use. The proposed use mee~ the requirements of both designa- tions. The purpose is to construct a medical office building for the specialized use of four physician specialists, on the south side of Campbell Way between Wheaton Way and Lebo Blvd. Commissioner Stewart stated he owned property on Wheaton Way in the close proximity of this property, and asked if anyone in the council objected to him sitting in on this hearing. There were no objections. Mr. Attebery stated that this would be a two-story structure with the second level being at ground level and the first story on the waterfront side below street level. It was the recommendation of the Planning Commission to approve this request with conditions. Dr. Richard Wesley, Internal Medicine, specializing in lung diseases, s"~'~ he was the applicant and that he wanted to develop a clinic office building of his own with other h~art, lung and vascular specialists He showed a model of the proposed clinic structure. The parking situation was discussed as well as the number of employees. City Commissioners Meeting Septenter 29, 198% Page Five RICIIARD WESLEY HE~-RING CONTINUED: Doug Weeks, Architect for Dr. Wesley, spoke regarding the existing Da~Pnk~nt and sidewalks requested. He stated they had no objections to any of the sidewalk, storm sewer or sewer requirements. ~ Green, questioned the bicycle requirements, ordinary high water ~ Mr. 'Weeks ~tated they do not plan to develop on the waterfront Side 2 at all, the bank ~ill be left as it is to facilitate the retention 0007 of the soil. The bank is close to 50' high. She also questioned the building height r~quirement and was assured that the structure meets that requirement. Also questioned was the "wall affect" requirement and it was felt t~at would not apply as this is commercial property. 0220 Motion by Commissioners Stewart and Swanson to accept the recommendation of the Planning C/nmmission and approve the Shoreline Substantial Development Permi~ request with the following additional conditions: easement over tid~ands of subject site and provision applicant be required to provi~ additional off street parking should the city of Bremerton determin~ this to be necessary to meet the full requirement of the variance, ~ich allowed parking'spaces to be cut from 39 to 29, carried unanimousi~. '11:25-'1.1:45 --RECESS HEARING ELWOOD LARSEN - PROPOSED AMENDMENT TO BREMERTON'S SHORELINE PLAN AND SHORELINE SUBSTANTIAL DEVELOPMENT PERMIT REQUEST Clerk sta~edshe had not received any correspondence regarding this hearing. Mr. Ken Attebery stated that Mrs. Green had raised a question regarding the legality of the advertisements done on this hearing. He stated the proposed amendment to SDP required three advertisements, one in each of three weeks prior to scheduled hearing. Advertisements had been ran on Saturday, Sept. 19; Saturday, Sept. 26th; and Monday Sept. 28, 1981, which was in the week of the hearing. Th~'s method of advertis- ing had been used in the past and had not raised any problems. Myrna Green, stated the wording from RCW 90.58.120 and stressed the fact ~a~he wording was "preceeding" and not week of the hearing. City Attorney Terry McCluskey was asked for an opinion on this and he concurred with Mrs. Green that it did mean preceeding~the hearing. Commissioners Swanson and Stewart stated they both felt we should stay within the requirements of the law and stop everything right here and re- advertise according to the requirements. Motion hy Mayor Jarstad and Commissioner Stewart to re-advertise accord- ing to all requirements and reschedule for October 20th, carried unani- mously. Mrs. Green asked if the two proposals would be heard at the same time or be scheduled on separate days. It was stated that the Proposed Amendment to SMP would be heard first with SMP request following. Mr. Ron Templeton, Attorney for JoeMentor , served Notice of Rezone Appeal on the Larson (Hearthstone) rezone application, a Demand for Hearing. City Attorney Terry McCluskey will review this. 12:02 P.M. ~ REHEARING ON BORN'S GROCERY Commissioner Swanson stated that they had not acquired the services of an outside firm to give another survey of the line, but that the Engineer- ing department had rechecked the area and felt that the area where the tanks were to be buried would not be in the ROW. He stated that it would take a minimum of 30 days to have a private survey obtained. Mrs. Born was asked if she was satisfied with the present property markers left by previous surveyors and she stated she was. Motion by Commissioners Stewart and Swanson to approve the site plan (1200) as previously submitted to the c.ouncil and approve the application for change in land use restrictions with the following conditions: City Commissioners Meeting September 29, 1981 Page Six BORNS REHEARING CONTINUED: 1. This rezone 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 developer to assure compliance with the applicable provisions contained therein; 2. The site shall be developed essentially the same as the site plSn labeled Exhibit "B" except as modified herein. 3. Any changes, revisions or'additions which constitute a significant departure from the approved site plan shall require approval of the Planning Commission. 4. Prior to the issuance of any building permits the developer shall submit and obtain approval of responsible City departments for a site plan which includes: a. Provisions of an on-site parking area for unloading of fuel which meets Fire Department requirements, b. Provision of no less than four on-site parking spaces which meet City minimum parking lot requirements unless variance is applied f~r and approved to reduce this requirement. c. Construction of well defined driveway entrances which meet the approval of the City Engineer. d. Construction of a sidewalk along the portion of Pine Road abutting the subject property which meets the approval of the City Engineer. e. Installation of a simple bicycle rack whicL can secure the frame and wheels of a bicycle. f. Provision of signing consistent with Section 502 of the Zoning Ordinance; and lighting of such signing is to be from a source other than the sign face; it must be directed solely at the sign face and may not illuminate any adjacent use. g, Provision of screening consistent with Section 716 of the Zoning Ordinance. h. The development shall be approved by Police Traffic and Fire Department. i. All improvements approved in site plan (with the exception of the right-of-way improvements such as driveway sections and sidewalks) shall be located on private property, 5. Prior to the issuance of an occupancy permit the developer shall satisfy all above requirements. carried unanimously. Mr. Dave Krick stated he had gotten verbal approval from Captain Brown and that Fire Chief Meigs had given his stamp of approval as well. City Commissioners Meeting September 29, 1981 Page Seven H & K PARKING LOT REPORT Commissioner Stewart stated he felt something had to be done, that the area is just raw land being used for a parking lot. Mr. Ken Attebery stated he had received a letter from Mr. Heydel in August outlining his plans to improve the area with landscaping and asphalting the area in question. He understood he had gone out for bids on this job, but had not obtained a building permit application yet. It was the opinion of the City Attorney that Mr. tleydel be sent a letter stating he was violating the Drdinance and that if the situation is not corrected, he will be {aken into court for that violation. This letter should be sent by the Building Department, or the Compliance Officer. Motion by Mayor Jarstad and Commissioner Swanson that notification be ~'~n.'~o Mr. Heydel, carried unanimously. PROPOSED USE OF WERNER AND UNION PROPERTY C]'~ read memo from Ken Attebery listing three proposed uses for 'the city property at Werner & Union: City Animal Shelter; Kitsap Resources Consolidated and Kitsap Peninsula Housing and Transportation Assoc. It was felt that this was not the best location for KRC and they are in the process of evaluating other sites. The possibility of locating a future bus shed in this area was also discussed. Mayor Jarstad stated we must take a good long range look at our prdperty before leasing it out. BID AWARD-METERsREADING DEVICES ~l~["~Si'~emo from water Superintendent recommending bid award for meter reading devices be awarded to the only bidder, Utility Devices, Inc. of Salt Lake City, Utah, for $19,545 including sales tax. Motion by Commissioner Swanson and Mayor Jarstad to award the bid as recommended, carried unanimously, ACCEPTANCE OF EKSEMENT '- FIRGLADE, DIVISION-3 Cl~'read memo from Water Superintendent stating that Cecil J. Cooley has granted the City of Bremerton a ten foot water easement in the plat of Firglade, Division 3, for the installation and maintenance of a water main. Motion by Commissioners Swanson and Stewart to accept the easement for'~s purpose, carried unanimously. PROFESSIONAL SERVICES CONTRACT - GRAY & OSBORNE C'Y~rk read memo'~rom Water Superintendent stating the Water Department is required by State and County Planning Departments to submit an updated Comprehensive Plan every five years. The DSHS and County Planning have drastically changed the present format and they were requesting a consulting engineering firm to make a new plan. The DSHS will not approve any more of their proposed construction projects until this plan is completed. He was recommended a professional services contract with Gray & Osborne in an amount not to exceed $35,000. Discussion followed. Motion by Commissioners Swanson and Stewart to approve entering into a ~rr~{~ssional Services Contract with Gray & Osborne in an amount not to exceed $35,0000, carried unanimously. BURLEY CREEK LOGGING CONTRACT - TIME EXTENSION Clerk read memo from Water Superintendent requesting an extension of time for the contragt with Burley Creek Trucking to finish the clean-up logging contract for blo~nd~ timber. Motion by Commissioners Swanson and Stewart to grant a two week extention to October 15, 1981 as had been requested, carried unanimously. City CoMnissioners Meeting Septenter 29, 1981 Page Eight ORDINANCE NO. 3660 - LEVYING MUNICIPAL TAXES FOR 1982 Clerk presented Ordinance No. 3660 for second reading, levizing municipal taxes against all the taxable property within the city limits of Bremerton for the year 1981 and approving assessment roll made by the the Assessor of Kitsap County, therefore, to be collected in the year 1982. Motion by Commissioners Stewart and Swanson to pass Ordinance No. 3660, carried as follows: Mayor Jarstad, yes; Col~nissioner SteWart, yes; Commissioner Swanson, yes. PROCLA~IATION - "FIRE PREVENTION WEEK" Cle'~'~'~ F~'~c~'ei'~ by Ma~zor Jarstad declaring the week of October 4 through 10, 1981 as "FIRE PREVENTION WEEK". SURPLUS EQUIPMENT Cle'F~'~' memo from Equipment Rental Supervisor requesting the follow- ing equipment be declared surplus and disposed of in the best interests of the City: 1. #30-6 1969 Ford 3/4 Ton Van 2. #17-1 1976 Ford Torino 3. #1112 1964 Ford 1/2 Ton Van 4. #50-26 1970 Chev S/W. Motion by Commissioner Swanson and Mayor Jarstad to accept the above equipment as surplus and to dispose of it in the best interest of the city, carried unanimously. CLAIM FOR DAMAGES - ENID BEAN Clerk stated this claim had been presented to council on September 15, 1981 and referred to the insurance company. This was in regards to a watch being checked at the swimming pool, and had been denied by the insurance company. It was being brought to council at this time to see if the city would reconsider the claim. Mayor Jarstad recommended that Mr. Dan Noel be contacted and all efforts made to personally contact all participants of the swim team who had used the pool that day to see if the watch had been inadvertently handed out. It was also recommended to check the signs posted at the pool for their wording. WARtLANTS ~'[6~m~ by Commissioners Stewart and Swanson to approve Special Vouchers ~S~'~ - ~26532 in the amount of $22,121.66 and Regular Vouchers #26537 - #26624 in the amount of $138,903.81, carried unanimously. Mayor Jarstad displayed a Proclamation received from our Sister City in Alongapo which was a Resolution to establish a zcontfnuing SisteE City relationship with the City. Mayor Jarstad stated the 1980 Fire Report will be given out soon. Shirley VanHoover, stated she was concerned when charges and innuendos were made that departments a~e mis-managing their funds. She spoke in defense of the Street Department and the delay involved in the present billing system and in receipt of government' ~unds. ""' Commissioner Stewart read a letter from the City Treasurer and restated the need to live within the actual revenues, not budgeted amounts on paper. Myrna Green, asked if there was anything mandatory that by city ordinance the councii had to hear each and every case referred by Planning Commission. She discussed in detail alternative methods that could be utilized to save time and money for both the council and the applicant. Discussion followed and everyone felt that it might be possible to make changes and certain department heads. should be allowed input into making a reconm~endation to the council. Motion by Commissioners Stewart and Swanson to have the Mayor contact the department heads for their reco- mendations regarding a possible change, carried unanimously. Meeting recessed until 3:30 P.M. at the Sheridan Park Lounge KATH~EEN L, MANDIO, City Clerk' APPROVED: !R~q~T~ Tape 230-Side 2 ~JA 2548 Tape 230 side 2 2549 · AppROVED CommissioneRs' OCT 198 SE~EMB~ 29~ 1981 Reconvened meeting of the City Commissioners of the City of Bremerton, Washington, was held at the Sheridan Park Lounge, Lebo Blvd., on Tuesday at 3:40 P.M. with Mayor Glen Jarstad presiding. Also present were Commissioners Tom Swanson and Bob Stewart, City Clerk Kathleen Mandio and members from.the community. CLAIM FOR DAMAGES - MRS. JOHN TURLEY M'Ts. Turley ad'~ressed the council regarding her sewer backup problem stating that this had happened again since her last claim she sub- mitted to the City. Her neighbor had also had this backup problem as well. Commissioner Swanson stated he would take care of sending city people out to investigate the problem. Clerk stated that this hearing had been scheduled to receive input regarding General Revenue Sharing Funds. She stated that $29,000 had been allocated this year under federal revenue sharing. Last year funds had been allocated to the ALIVE Program for $12,000; the Senior Home Sharing Program for $5,0000; and the Handicapped Transporta- Tape tion Program for $12,000. Total allocation was $29,000. 231 Side 2 KITSAP COUNCIL ON AGING 0008 Mr. Lofthus spoke giving a brief description of their progra~ He eally stated their council meets in the Professional Building at 4th and irst Pacific Avenues on a daily basis. It is a meeting place for many ide Seniors and the council assists them in various problems, either by direct counselling or referrals. The Council also sponsors some social activities. Their request was for $10,000 for the coming year. YWCA ALIVE SHELTER PROGRAM Ms. Nancy Rocky-Mason, Counsellor for ALIVE, stated their program had received $12,000 from the City last year. The ALIVE program provided shelter for battered women and children, as well as clothing and emergency medical care. She stated the Bremerton shelter was the second largest in the State of Washington, capable of housing approx- imately 32 people. Their program does not duplicate other social services within the community. She pointed out the areas of budget cut- backs they were facing and discussion followed regarding outside areas to pursue for contributions and donations. The ALIVE program was requesting $25,000. KCAP - TEMPORARY REFUGEE PROGRAM Ms. Helen Havens, Refugee Services Coordinator, stated this program was a temporary service founded seven months ago. It offered a net- work of communication to all refugees and sponsors to created a net- work of resources to help those needing language skills, employment and medical care. She stated there are now about 650 Indochinese who are in need of this type of service. They are requesting $2,000. HOSPICE OF KITSAP COUNTY Mr. RogeF'~?ight, President of Hospice of Kitsap County stated that this organization is seeking funding sources so as to begin providing services in the Spring of 1982. The purpose of this group is to assist terminally ill patients and also offer educational programs to the community on how to deal with the problems of the family men~ers of the terminally ill patient. It is their goal to be completely funded by donations from clients, memorials and fund-raiser events. They are requesting $10,000. Mrs. James Huey, member on the Hospice Board, spoke to the council as well. City Commissioners Meeting September 29, 1981 Page Two Revenue Sharing Hearing CAPRI PROGRAM Ms. ~'~frantz, RN, Program Director, stated the Bremerton program is now going into its third year, with over 85 men and women age 24-81 years, having been served. This is a program partially funded through United Way, pay. according to ability, and some insurance coverage payments. The program is an exercise rehabilitation program designed to serve those having a diagnosis of coronary heart disease, pulmonary disease such as emphysema or chronic bronchitis or those at risk of heart disease. They are asking for $10,000. SALARY REVIEW- PRO~RAFLMER ANALYST Clerk read memo fromPersonnel/Civil Service Director with his findings and recommendations relative to the current pay scale for the above position classification. He stated that the City's current salary level for this position is below salaries being paid to comparable t755) positions and it was his recon~endation that it be reclassified to a Wage Grade 12. Motion by Mayor Jarstad and Commissioner Stewart to accept the recommendation of the Personnel Director to reclassify this position to Wage Grade 12 and pursue advertising for this position, carried unanimously. Meeting adjourned at 5:15 P.M. KATHLEEN L. MANDIO, City Clerk APPROVE: GLENN K. Tape 231 Side 1