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CITY COMMISSIONERS' MEETING MINUTES COt iL
July 15, 1980 &INN O D
JUL 2 % 1980
TAPE #191 Regular meeting of the City Commissioners of the City o¢ Bremerton, Washington,
(B) was held in the Council Chambers at City Hall, 239 Fourth Street, on Tuesday,
July 15, 1980 at 9:05 A.M., with Mayor Jarstad presiding. Also present were
Commissioner Stewart, Commissioner Swanson, City Clerk Mandio, Asst. City Attorney
Conoley and representatives of the press and radio.
Meeting was opened with the Pledge of Allegiance and invocation was given by
Rev. John Kain of Calvary Baptist Church.
MINUTES OF JULY 8, 1980
Motion by Mayor Jarstad and Commissioner Stewart to approve minutes as circulated,
carried unanimously.
SEPARATIONS, NOTICES OF EMPLOYMENT, CHANGES OF PAY STATUS
Separations:
Raymond Carpenter, Parks & Recreation, Seasonal-Ballfield Maintenance, 6/6/80.
Keith Dodge, Data Processing Manager, Data Processing, 7/11/80.
Joel Bennett, Water Supply, Extra Help, 7/10/80.
Notices of Employment:
Kelly L. Mares, Municipal Court, Temporary Position, $4.00 per hr., 7/21/80,
terminate 7/20/81.
Cathleen Clayton, Accounting/Treasurer, Temporary Office Assistant, $4.45 per hr.,
7/14/80, terminate 7/13/81.
Jay Allen Beahm, Water Supply, Temporary Help, $4.00 per hr., 7/14/80, terminate
7/13/81.
Changes of PaS Status:
Richard A. Stallman, Wastewater Facilities, Operator I to Serviceman II, $6.30 to
$7.10 per hr., Promotion, 7/21/80.
Robert Ellis, Wastewater Facilities, Serviceman I to Serviceman II, $6.30 to $7.10
per hr., Promotion, 7/21/80.
Lawrence Barker, Wastewater Facilities, Serviceman I to Serviceman II, $6.30 to
$7.10 per hr., Promotion, 7/21/80.
Clareen Hansen, Accounting/Treasurer, Office Asst. II 3A to 3B, $4.99 to $5.13 per
hr., 6/25/80.
Brent E. Turner, Equipment Rental & Repair, Auto Serviceman I 7B to 7C, $6.51 to
$6.69 per hr., 7/10/80.
Roseanne M. Cassels, Parks & Recreation, Recreation Specialist, Provisional to
Permanent Appointment, no change in pay, 6/6/80.
Barbara J. Corradi, Data Processing, Staff Programmer to Analyst Programmer I,
8A to IOA, $6.69 to $7.52 per hr., Promotion, 7/9/80.
Kenneth J. Lewis, Municipal Court, Judge, $12.75 (65% City) per hr., 7/1/80.
Dennis Northcraft, Police Dept., 4th Yr. Motor Patrolman to Detective Training,
$10.07 to $10.55 per hr., 7/21/80.
Mary Roy Wilson, Engineering, Traffic Engineer, 15B to 15C, $10.73 per hr. +
longevity, 7/10/80.
Todd Gillies, Engineering, Seasonal Engineering Assistant General, Temporary Help,
no change in pay, termination date 9/19/80.
Motion by Mayor Jarstad and Commissioner Swanson to approve pay slips as stated
above, carried unanimously.
MASSEUSE LICENSE APPLICATION
Young H. Thompson, recommended for approval by Asst. Chief of Police Cundiff.
Clerk stated she has her health certificate and State license as required by the
City ordinance.
Motion by Mayor Jarstad and Commissioner Stewart to approve masseuse license applica-
~ for Young H. Thompson, carried unanimously.
CLAIM FOR DAMAGES
Clerk presented Claim for Damages from John H. Dunbar in the amount of $129.05. The
claim stated the step b~side the curb on 5th Ave. between Washington and Pacific
nearly punctured his right front tire and gauged his M~g wheel. She stated a copy
has been referred to the Street Dept. for report and it will be forwarded to the
City's insurance company.
PAYROLL VOUCHERS
Motion by Com~nissioner Stewart and Mayor Jarstad to approve payroll vouchers: Salary
Fund, ADP Gross for payroll period 6/23/80 thru 7/6/80, $237,971.19; Claim Fund, FICA
for same period, $8,505.60, audited by John Ross, carried unanimously.
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VENDING MACHINE LICENSES FOR PARKS DEPT.
Clerk stated that Mr. Ross is asking for direction regarding payment for vending
machine licenses for the Parks Dept. She stated that in the past the Parks Dept.
has paid for vending machine licenses, but it seems like a waste of time and pa~er-
work to transfer funds from the Park Dept. (General Fund) back to the General Fund.
Ms. Mandio stated the vending machines can still be licensed but that is is not
necessary to transfer the money.
BCT AGREEMENT
Clerk presented Agreement with BCT for public transit.
Motion by Commissioner Stewart and Mayor Jarstad to approve Agreement with BCT
and authorize Mayor and Cit~ Clerk to sign for the City, carried unanimously.
STEVENSON CANYON PARK AREA
Clerk read letter from Philip David Kirschner, dated June 26, 1980, regarding the
Stevenson Canyon Park Area and its misuse by motor bikes, cars and trucks. Tom
Pratt of Police/Traffic Division stated the Police Dept. has been in contact with
the Parks Dept. and they are working together to come up with a solution for this
preblem. He requested more time for further study. Commissioner Stewart asked
what the penalties are for people dumping garbage, drinking, etc. Officer Pratt
stated he could not answer for the Court; that he does not know what the penalties
are. Mayor Jarstad stated that Stevenson Canyon has supplied thousands of hours of
enjoyment for many people and he thinks it is very unfortunate that measures have to
be taken to keep people out because of these problems. He stated it is usually only
a few individuals who ruin it for the entire community, but they can consider
screening that area off if necessary.
W~TER & SEWER RATE INCREASES FOR NAVY
Clerk presented Modification of Contract for water rates for the Navy. Commissioner
Stewart stated he felt the Navy was being very fair regarding the water rates;
that they will pay the same rates as everyone else. He stated the estimated annual
increase amounts to $261,813.00. He stated further he would like to continue
negotiations regarding the sewer rates.
Motion by Commissioners Stewart and Swanson to accept water rates and continue
to negetiate on the sewer rates, carried unanimously.
CHANGE ORDER NO. I - Truckweld Equipment Co.
Clerk read memo from Equipment Rental Supervisor, dated July 14, 1980, attached to
which was Change Order No. i for addition of Hinged Aluminum Asphalt Chute and
Holland T-lO0 Spring Loaded Hitch in A-frame to be mounted on three cab and chassis
for use in the Street Dept. These additions total $1,968.00.
Motion by Commissioners Stewart and Swanson to approve Change Order No. I a~ stated
above, carried unanimously.
CHANGE ORDER NO. 2 - General Services Electric
Clerk read memo from City Engineer, dated July 9, 1980, attached to which was Change
Order No. 2 for a change in signal light mast location at the southeast corner of
4th St. and Pacific Ave.. The change order was in the amount of $1,110.00.
Motion by Commissioners Swanson and Stewart to approve Change Order No. 2 as stated
above, carried unanimously.
CITY/COUNTY SUPPLEMENT NO. i - Burwell/Mont~omery Project
Clerk read memo from City Engineer, dated July 10, 1980, attached to which was
City/County Supplement #1 for the Burwell/Montgomery Project. The memo stated
this supplement adjusts the project costs to agree with the actual figure as shown
by the contract award to Signal Electric.
Motion by Commissioner Swanson and Mayor Jarstad to accept Supplement No. I as
stated above, carried unanimously.
GAS TAX AND LIQUOR TAX AND PROFIT FORECAST ADJUSTMENT
Clerk read memo from City Treasurer, dated July 14, 1980, which stated Municipal
Research Center has sent a letter with a revised forecast of what the cities will
receive on a per capita basis from gas tax and liquor tax and profit. The memo
stated that the reduction in anticipated revenue for Bremerton is as follows:
Gas Tax-Unrestricted (Street Fund) - $23,000.00; Gas Tax-Restricted (Arterial Street
Fund) - $15,500.00; and Liquor Profits & Tax (General Fund) - $15,000.00. Commis-
sioner Stewart stated this is an impact that will affect the City; that costs are
going up and revenue is coming down. Commissioner Swanson stated he thinks there
will be a continuation of people buying less gas.
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ARCADIA ASSOCIATES - 2nd Phase Records Management Program
Clerk stated Arcadia Associates has completed the 1st phase of the Records Manage-
ment Program. She stated the 2nd phase of the program would be to develop a files
classification scheme; develop alphabetical cross-index; develop files procedures
manual; develop retention schedules; and present files training workshop. She
stated the 2nd phase would cost approximately $5,700.00. She stated further that
Arcadia Associates will not physically implement the program; that City staff will
implement it. Commissioner Stewart stated that this should be implemented; that
if it is not implemented, the first $5,000.00 will be wasted. He suggested that
the Clerk's office implement the system. Ms. Mandio stated it could be implemented
with each department's help.
Motion by Commissioner Stewart and Mayor Jarstad to approve 2nd phase of Records
Management Program and to authorize City Clerk to implement the system, carried
unanimously.
SUGGESTED AMENDMENT TO DRUG PARAPHERNALIA ORDINANCE
Clerk read letter from Robert W. Dent, President of Bremerton Budget Tapes #92,
dated July 9, 1980, which requested that an amendment to the City's drug para-
phernalia ordinance be considered which would allow businesses to employ persons
under the age of 18 in and around paraphernalia providing his/her legal guardian
has given written permission. Commissioner Swanson stated he felt this would
totally defeat the purpose of the ordinance. Mayor Jarstad requested that the
request be referred to the Police Dept. for evaluation and recommendation.
BARRICADE AT EVERGREEN PARK
Clerk read memo from Capt. Greg Brown, dated July 8, 1980, which recommended that
the barricade at Evergreen Park be moved from the south entrance of the park to
the north entrance of Park Dr. and place another gate next to the cooking area in
the middle of Evergreen Park. The memo also requested that a dead-end sign be
placed at the e~trance of Park Dr., off Park Ave. and a new street light be placed
in the middle of the block on Park Dr.
Motion by Mayor Jarstad and Commissioner Swanson to approve change of barricade
as stated above, carried unanimously.
THREE-MONTH EXTENSION FOR WAYNE COWLEY CONTRACT
Clerk read letter from Wayne Cowley, dated July 10, 1980, which requested a three-
month extension to his contract at no additional cost. The memo stated the most
important reason for his requesting an extension is to allow enough flow time to
fully communicate with managers and to allow complete discussion and implementation
of study results. This letter is on file in the City Clerk's office. Discussion
was held and Commissioner Stewart stated he had no objection to the extension.
Commissioner Swanson agreed that an extension should be approved.
Motion by Commissioners Swanson and Stewart to grant extension to Dec. 15, 1980,
carried unanimously.
LEASE OF TEMPORARY MODULAR BUILDING NEAR KITSAP RESOURCES CONSOLIDATED
Clerk read letter frem Kitsap County Department of Community Development, dated
July 9, 1980, which requested permission to lease a parcel of property either
adjacent to or west of the Kitsap Resources Consolidated facility at Union and
Werner to locate a temporary modular during construction period to expand their
current facility. Discussion was held and Jim Root, City Engineer, stated the
City gravel pit is across Union Ave. and would nct be a good place to put an office
building. He stated there is an easement problem up the hill and a sewer line would
have to be put in. Commissioner Swanson stated they should decide exactly where
they would like to locate the modular building and then request a lease from the
City. He stated he would be happy to work with them in determining where it should
be located,
ESCROW AGREEMENT - Reliable Steel Fabricators, Inc.
Clerk presented Escrow Agreement with Seattle Trust & Savings Bank for Reliable
Steel Fabricators, Inc.
Motion by Mayor Jarstad and Commissioner Stewart to accept Escrow Agreement and
authorize Mayor and City Clerk to sign for the City, carried unanimously.
MEADOWDALE WELL SITE
Clerk stated the Water Dept. has been looking at land to drill a well; that negotiations
and appraisal have taken place on a parcel of property owned by Anne Schmidt. Commis-
sioner Swanson requested that this be held until Mr. Moore can make a presentation to
Council regarding the advantages and needs and how it will add to the overall water
system.
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PROFESSIONAL SERVICES - Jack Motl & Ansell Johnson
Clerk presented claims from Jack Motl and Ansell Johnson for professional services
for participation in Data Processing Ma.nager selection. The claim from Jack Motl
was in the amount of $690.00 and the claim from Ansell Johnson was in the amount of
$220.00. She stated money was not available in the Personnel Director's budget for
these claims; that no provision had been made for this expense.
Motion by Commissioners Swanson and Stewart to approve payment of above claims from
General Miscellaneous. Under discussion: Commissioner Swanson stated that in the
future, a provision should be made for evaluation of potential professional employees.
Commissioner Stewart stated that it is necessary to have a review of qualifications
from professionals; that this will eliminate having unqualified persons on the Civil
Service registers. Mayor Jarstad stated that in the majority of cases, the oral
boards are excellent and there is no need to hire someone tc interview applicants.
Motion carried unanimously.
FIRE STATION GENERAL OBLIGATION BONDS
Clerk read letter from James Gay, Bond Counsel, dated July 10, 1980, which stated
that a single proposition for construction of a new fire station and expansion of
the main fire station could be submitted for the September ballot. This letter is
on file in the City Clerk's office.
ORDINANCE NO. 3595 - $550,000.00 G.O. Bond Levs
Clerk read, seccnd reading, "AN ORDINANCE of the City of Bremerton, Washington,
relating to the authorization of general obligation b<~nds; providing for the
submission to the qualified electors of the City a special election to be held
therein on September 16, 1960, of a proposition authorizing the City to issue
its general obligation bonds in the principal amount of not to exceed $550,000.00
to construct a fire station and to expand the main fire station facility, such
bonds to be payable by annual property tax levies to be made without limitation
as to rate or amount".
Motion by Mayor Jarstad and Commissioner Stewart to pass Ordinance No. 3595 on
second reading, by title only, carried as follows: Mayor Jarstad, Yes; Commis-
sioner Stewart, Yes; Commissioner Swanson, Yes.
PUBLIC RECOGNITION
Horton Hackler, President of Manette P~ninsula Neighborhood Association, discussed
people parking on the sidewalks. He stated he often sees cars parked on the side-
walk on the lower section of Perry and on Fir and Maple. He suggested having no
parking on one side to allow room for cars to park on the other side of Fir and
Maple. He stated there are several unlicensed cars left on the streets, also~ that
one hulk is on Sanders south of Sylvan Way. Mr. Horton stated the shrubs at 614
Washington and 1113 Perry also need to be cut back or removed. Mayor Jarstad stated
his complaints will be turned over to the proper departments for action.
Bob Wright, President of Concerned Citizens Associations stated he is representing
the West Bremerton merchants. He asked what is being done regarding the ordinance
that was passed requiring an Economic Impact Statement for businesses in the City.
He stated the ordinance is of no value whatsoever because there is no application
for the Economic Impact Statement; that the City is not doing the screening that
should be done to determine the impact on the community. Mr. Wright stated he has
received numerous letters and complaints frcm past customers who state they will
not shop in West Bremerton because of the adult book stores in that area; that two
ladies have been propositioned in that area by men leaving these adult stores.
Mayor Jarstad stated the City Attorney has recommended that these adult book stores
be scattered throughout the City and not be allowed in only one area. He stated
further that the ordinance that was passed by the City has not been upheld in Court
and they do not know if it will be upheld. Commissioner Stewart stated the ordinance
was passed by the City Council and it is time that it is tested to see if it will
stand up in court or not. He stated the ordinance should be enforced. Ms. Conoley
stated the City Attorney's office will develop standards and an application to
determine the economic impact; but it is a concern that the City will end up with
an ordinance that cannot be enforced. Ms. Conoley suggested that the City Council
review the Detroit ordinance because this ordinance has been tested in court and
the business community can be guaranteed that it will work. Mayor Jarstad requested
that this ordinance be presented next week.
Bill Littlejohn, Olympic Ambulance, requested that citizens have the option to choose
which ambulance company they want for emergency transport. He asked that the Fire
Dept. ask patients which ambulance company they would like to have make the transport.
Mayor Jarstad stated that patients can request any company they want now; that Leyde
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is called if there is no request. Mr. Littlejohn stated he would like to see
the existing contract ~ith Leyde canceled and let the public choose which ambulance
company to call. A lengthy discussion followed regarding the contract and whether
it can be terminated. Mayor Jarstad stated he would like to discuss it further
with the ambulance committee and public safety; that he will bring back a recom-
mendation next week regarding whether a call for bids for emergency transport
should be approved.
Meeting recessed from 11:00 A.M. until 11:15 A.M.
BID OPENINGS - 1/2-ton Pickup Truck a~d Computer Satellite Equipment
1/2-ton Pickup Truck:
No bids received.
Computer Satellite Equipment:
Delta Data Systems Corp., no bid.
Teltex, Inc., bid check enclosed, $42,445.00 (three items).
Beehive International, bid check enclosed, $28,961.62 (one item).
Burroughs Corporation, bid bond enclosed, $3,643.84 (monthly).
Motion by Commissioners Stewart and Swanson to refer bids to Data Processing
Manager for evaluation and award at a later date, carried unanimously.
PUBLIC RECOGNITION
Elwood Lawrence, 3422 West Division St., Bremerton, complained of motorcycles
and dirt bikes on the watershed property in Gorst. He stated the Sheriff's
Department informed him that it was the City's responsibility to police that
area, but youngsters and adults both continue to race their bikes on that property.
He stated that he was informed by CENCOM that the Bremerton police did not care
that bikes are on the watershed and CENCOM refused to call in his complaints to
the police. Mayor Jarstad stated that the City does not have jurisdiction on those
lands; that the City has jurisdiction only on the property that has been annexed
and that is the property north of the old Belfair Highway. He stated the County
is responsible fer the property south of the Old Belfair Highway. Commissioner
Swanson stated that property has been posted and some areas have been fenced. He
stated he will meet with the Water Superintendent and try to increase patrols in
that area. Mayor Jarstad stated that fences may have to be put up to keep people
out. Mr. Lawrence asked that he be notified and informed of what is happening.
SWIMMING POOL ROOF
Mayor Jarstad announced that the swimming pool will probably be drained after
classes this Saturday so the new roof can be installed. He stated the plans will
be finalized and the exact date given to the press so it can be publicized.
HEARINGS - NW Taco Time, Inc. Change in LUR; Blacksmith Shoreline Development
Variance Permit; and Revised 6-Yr. Transportation Improvement Prcgram
TAPE #191 NW TACO TIME, INC. CHANGE IN LAND USE RESTRICTIONS
(B) 2334 Clerk stated the hearing had been advertised, posted and letters of notification
mailed to residents as required by law. She read Planning Commission Resolution
No. 571 recommending denial. She stated 59 advisory ballots were sent, 28 returned
with 12 agreeing and 16 disagreeing with the proposal. She then read letter from
C. F. Jones, dated July 2, 1980, in cpposition to the proposed rezone and letter
from H.R. Halvorsen, postmarked June 30, 1980, in favor of the proposed rezone.
Ken Attebery, Planning Director, stated the current zoning of the site is B-3;
that it was originally rezoned for use as a car sales lot. He stated the current
proposal is to allow development of the total area for a mexican restaurant with
take-out food facilities and off-street parking area; that 39 parking stalls would
be provided. He discussed the surrounding land uses and stated the 1966 Comprehensive
Plan indicate~ the area as "Traffic Oriented Commercial"
PROPONENTS:
Bruce Buskirk, representing NW Taco Time, stated he feels this is a worthwhile
project; that the plan is consistent with the Comprehensive Plan and the zoning
ordinance. He noted that auto sales are down considerably from when the rezone
was granted and stated a B-3 zone allows restaurant use; that the Interim Arterial
Plan indicates traffic oriented business along 6th St. He stated'another structure
will be bL~ilt where the existing structures are at the present time, so noise will
not be a factor. He stated further that a six-ft, fence will be erected behind
the structure, which will help eliminate noise. He stated that traffic problems
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can be worked out; that people will not use 5th St. to get to this property. He
stated the lighting will be low level and will not bother the neighbors behind
the establishment. He discussed the problem of oder and presented affidavits from
Mary Nobles and Gordon Esser which stated they have never noticed any offensive
odor from the Taco Time on the east side. He urged the City Council to approve
this proposal.
OPPONENTS:
Dave Townsend, 2130 5th St., stated he is representing the neighbors who are
opposed to the proposed land use change. He stated they object to the traffic
congestion this proposal will create; the noise; the economic impact the proposal
will have on their homes and property; and it does not fully comply with the
Comprehensive Plan. He stated the neighbors are against another fast-food
restaurant in the area and recommended several other locations where this restaurant
could be located. He requested that a 9:00 to 5:00 type business be located at
this site instead of a traffic-generating business like Taco Time.
Mr. Buskirk stated thE~ only neighbors wl]o are complaining are the ones who live
on 5th St.; that no one has complained from 4th and 7th. He stated the economic
impact on the owner of the property should be considered also; that there are a
small number of people who are telling the Council what to do.
Mayor Jarstad stated that the City Council would like to see this property cleaned
up; b~t it is very difficult to develop a commercial parcel when it is adjacent to
R-1. He stated he does not want to divert lraffic through a residential area.
Commissioner Swanson stated he does not think this is a proper proposal for this
neighborhood. He stated he would like to see this parcel developed and cleaned
up, but this particular proposal would generate too much t~affic for the area.
M(~tion by Commissioners Stewart and Swanson to follow recommendation of Planning
Commission and deny request for Change in Land Use Restrictions, carried unanimously.
FAPE #192 BLACKSMITH SHORELINE DEVELOPMENT PERMIT VARIANCE
(A) 374 Clerk stated the hearing had been posted and advertised as required by law. She
read letter from H.A. Targen, no date, objecting to the proposal to build a roof
on the sun deck at 317 Shore Dr.
Ken Attebery, Planning Director, presented two aerial photographs of the site
and stated the request is to cover a deck which h~s bE~en built out in front of
the residence at 317 Shore Dr. He stated that shoreline regulations indicate
that there should be a 25-ft. setback with the exception of uncovered or
unenclosed structures. He stated the sun deck is 21 ft. from the high water
mark; that the staff feels theft the request for variance does not hinder the
Shoreline Act itself. He stated the roof would have a low profile and should
enhance the neighborhood.
Commissioner Stewart asked if the next-door neighbor's view would be restricted
if this were approved and Mr. Attebery replied that his view would be restricted
somewhat, but it would be limited.
PROPONENTS:
Stan Blacksmith, 317 Shore Dr., stated Mr. Targen will see only a small portion
of the roof and he does not think it will block his view.
George Hoffman stated the addition will look nice and the r¢of is of a low profile;
that it will enhance the neighborhood. He stated Mr. Blacksmith wants to put the
roof on the sun deck for protection from the south winds; that it ~ill be much more
comfortable and liveable for him if the roof is on.
OPPONENTS:
Horton Hackler, President of the Manette Peninsula Neighborhood Association, asked
how this structure could be built covering 47% of the lot. Commissioner Stewart
explained that it was built before adoption of the Shoreline Master Program.
Glenn Vockrodt, 1409 Marlow, stated cars are parked on the front yard setback when
they should be parked in the garage. He stated the house is too big for the lot
and requested that the request for variance be denied.
Mr. Blacksmith stated there is ample room to park on the blacktop and he does not
have room for parking in his garage.
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Commissioner Stewart stated he does not see where covering the deck will hurt
anyone; that the roof will shield the property from the southern winds.
Considerable discussion followed regarding whether Mr. Blacksmith's own actions
caused the need for a variance. Mayor Jarstad stated the need for the variance
results from the applicant's building the sun deck. Mr. Attebery stated Mr.
Blacksmith needs protection frcm the southern storms and the roof will provide
this protection. Commissioner Stewart stated that if it legal to grant this
variance, he does not see any harm. Commissioner Swanson stated he thinks Mr.
Blacksmith is entitled to have this type of addition to his home; that he does
not see where it obstructs anyone's view.
Motion by Commissioners Stewart and Swanson to approve variance request based on
satisfaction of four conditions required by the Shorelines Management Act. carried
unanimously.
'APE #192 SIX-YEAR TRANSPORTATION IMPROVEMENT PROGRAM HEARING
(A) 1538 Clerk stated the hearing had been advertised and posted as required by law. She
read memo from City Engineer, dated July 9, 1980, attached to which was a 6-Year
Transportation Improvement Program for the period Jan. 1, 1981 thru DE~c. 31, 1986.
RESOLUTION NO. 1865 - Six-Year Transportation Improvement Program
Clerk read, "A RESOLUTION adopting the Revised and Extended Six-Year Transportation
Improvement Program for the period Jar~uary 1, 1981 to December 31, 1986".
Motion by Mayor Jarstad and Commissioner Swanson to pass Resolution No. 1865, carried
as follows: Mayor Jarstad, Yes; Commissioner Stewart, Yes; Commissioner Swanson, Yes.
BILLS
Motion by Mayor Jarstad and Commissioner Swanson to give blanket approval to vouchers
17617 thru 17807 inclusive in the amount of $472,755.51, audited by John Ross, carried
as follows: Mayor Jarstad, Yes; Commissioner Stewart, Abstain due to a minute interest
in ITT Grinnell; Commissioner Swanson, Yes.
Motion by Mayor Jarstad and Commissioner Stewart to give blanket approval to vouchers
17609, 17610 and 17612 inclusive in the amount of $88.70~ audited by John Ross,
carried unanimouslg.
ORDINANCE NO. 3596 -. Olympic College R/W Vacation
Clerk read, second reading, "AN ORDINANCE granting a right-of-way vacation on portions
of Chester Avenue and Fifteenth Street in the City of Bremerton (Olympic College)".
Motion by Mayor Jarstad and Commissioner Swanson to pass Ordinance No. 3596. Under
discussion: Commissioner Swanson stated the ordinance assures the City of permanent
access and thE~ right to remove cars from that area if n~cessary. Motion carried as
follows: Mayor Jarstad, Yes; Commissioner Stewart, No; Commissioner Swanson, Yes.
ORDINANCE, FIRST READING - Permit Fees
Clerk read, first reading, "AN ORDINANCE establishing certain zoning, land use,
shoreline and other development permit fees and amending Ordinance Nos. 1792, 2334,
3083, 3015 and 3200".
Motion by Commissioner Stewart and Mayor Jarstad to approve ordinance on first
~§, by title only, carried as follows: Mayor Jarstad, Yes; Commissioner StE~wart,
Yes; Commissioner Swanson, Y~s.
COMMISSIONERS' REPORTS
Commissioner Stewart:
1. He stated he has had a request to rent a parking space at Craven Center for one
month for an individual to sell flowers. It was the consensus of the Commissioners
that it should not be allowed.
2. H(~ stated consideration should be given to raising the ~arking fees for Olyml)ic
College.
3. He asked Commissioner Swanson if he should drill a well at the cemetery for
sprinkling.
Meeting adjourned at 1:25 P.M.
Kathleen [. Mandio~ Cit~ C'ler~
Approved:
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