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HomeMy WebLinkAbout06/14/76 ;~APPROVED MINUTES CITY COUNCIL JUNE 14, 1976 The regular meeting of the City Council of the City of Bremerton, Washington, was held in the Council Chambers, City Ilall at 9:00 A.M., PDST, Monday, June 14, 1976. Present were: Mayor Jarstad, presiding; Commissioner Stewart, Commissioner Schoneman, City Clerk Yeadon, City Attorney Walgren; and representative of press and radio. Meeting opened with the Pledge of Allegiance and Invocation by the City Clerk, MINUTES: Minutes of June 7, 1976, were read. Motion by Commissioners Schoneman and Stewart to approve the minutes of June 7, 1976, as read, carried unanimously. SEPARATIONS: Randy Marler, 6/25/76, Garage. Margaret Keenan, 6/18/76, Accounting. Motion by Commissioner Stewart and Mayor Jarstad to approve the Separations, carried unanimously. EMPLOYMENTS: Following for Park & Recreation Dept.: Cynthia Borton, Extra Labor, eff. 6/14/76, $2.30 P/H Jane M. Shiers, PT Playleader, eff. 6/14/76, $2.40 P/H Robert M. Hoyt, Jr., PT Lifeguard, eff. 6/14/76, $2.50 P/H Laurie A. Spinelli, PT Playleader, eff. 6/14/76, $2.70 P/H Ronatd J. Anderson, PT Playleader, eff. 6/14/76, $2.30 P/H Bruce T. Clark, PT Lifeguard, eff. 6/14/76, $2.50 P/H Bruce Fingarson, Pool Maint. Man, eff. 6/14/76, $2.45 P/H Gordon J. Jackson, PT Playleader, eff. 6/14/76, $2.35 P/H John K. Gillespie, PT Playleader, eff. 6/14/76, $5.00 P/H Richard E. Norton, PT Rec. Leader (Band), eff 6/14/76, $15U.OD per mo. Michi Yamashita, Ex. Labor, eff. 6/14/76, $2.30 P/H Lillian 0. Robinson, PT Playleader, eff 6/7/76, ~2.50 P/tt William S. Sturgeon, Ex. Labor, eff. 6/t4/76, $3.30 P/H Cathy J. Monroe, PT Playleader, eff. 6/14/76, $2.40 P/H Karen E. Thorsen, Lifeguard, eff. 6/12/76, $2.50 P/It Joe D. Knight, Lifeguard, eff. 6/12/76, $2,75 P/H Ann M. Johnson, Swim Pool Manager, eff. 6/12/76, $4.50 P/H David L. Pyles, Extra Labor, eff. 6/14/76, $3.30 P/H. Kurt Spitzer, Ex. Labor, eff. 6/14/76, $2.50 P/H Karl W. Jensen, Lifeguard, eff. 6/12/76, $2.75 P/H Employments for other departments: Bruce E. Clark, Extra, Street, $3.00 P/H, eff. 6/14/76 James M. Coombe, Extra, Water Supply, $3.00 P/N, eff. 6/9/76 Thomas K. Mora, Extra, Water Distribution, $3.00 P/H , eff. 6/28/76 Mark K. Passinetti, Extra, Water Distribution, $3.00 P/H, eff. 6/14/76 Don Curtis McGill, Extra, Street, $3.00 P/H, eff. 6/14/76 Kevin J. Dumont, Extra, Water Distribution, $3.D0 per hour, eff. 6/10/76 Robert A. Bright, Water Supply, $3,00 per hour, eff. 6/14/76 (Ex. Help) Bruce F. Yeadon, Extra, Street, $3.00 per hour, eff. 6/21/76 Jean Wheeler, Extra, Dept, Secty., $3.68 P/H, City Clerk, eff, 6/21/76 Timothy V. Bellville, Drafting Aide, Temp. Extra Belp, eff 6/7/76, $3.00 P/H Motion by Commissioners Stewart and Schoneman to approve the employments, carried unanimously. CHANGE OF PAY STATUS Martin J. Krafcik, Extra Labor, Parks & Rec., eff. 6/14/76, $4.00 P/H James M. Carlson, Extra Labor, Parks & Rec,, eff. 6/14/76, $2.50 P/H Motion by Commissioner Schoneman and Mayor Jarstad to approve the changes in pay status, carried unanimously. APPLICATIONS Dancing & Entertaimment, Bull & Bash, 218 - 1st St., Transfer, No Fee, approved by Chief of Police, Fire Inspector and Building Inspector; -1- PAGE TWO CITY COUNCIL MINUTES JUNE 14, 1976 LICENSE APPLICATIONS (CONT.) Music Machine, Red Rooster Tavern, 312 Naval, Transfer, No Fee, approved by Chief of Police. Amusement Rides, Value Giant Parking Lot, Ralph Meeker, approved by Chief of Police, Fire Inspector, Building Inspector; and he has obtained permits from Health Dept. Motion by Mayor Jarstad and Co~nissioner Stewart to approve the applications, carried unanimously. DENY CLAIM - JOHN HAVENS Claim filed by John Havens April 6, 1976, has been recommended for denial by the insurance adjusters; concurred in by Asst. City Attorney McCluskey. Motion by Mayor Jarstad and Commissioner Stewart to follow the recommenda- tion of the City Attorney and deny the claim and send a letter to the claimant, carried unanimously, HEATING OILS BID AWARD Clerk recommended awarding to low bidders: For PS 300, Service Fuel; for PS 100, Dane. MOTION by Commissioner Stewart and Mayor Jarstad to approve the bid award as recommended, carried unanimously. PAYROLL VOUCHERS Salary Fund, to Pacific Nat. Bank of Wa., gross payroll $146,377,74, audited by John Ross; Claims Fund, to Pac. Nat. Dank of Wa., botil for payroll period May 17 through ~ay 30, 1976; company FICA, Bank Service Fees, Stop Payment Fee of ~2.00, total $4,992.69. Melno attached dated June 7, 1976, from City Auditor calling attention to the $2.00 charge for lost check. Clerk stated the reason for the memo was to have the City Council consider the check charge. Clerk suggested charging the person who lost his check under certain circumstances, particularly where the check was lost in the mail and not the fault of the individual. Motion by Commissioner Stewart and Mayor Jarstad to approve the vouchers ~the future charge the person the $2.00 for loss of check, under certain circumstances, where their is a stop payment charge, carried unanimously. SURPLUS HOUSE FOR SALE Clerk read memo dated June 14, 1976, from Commissioner Schoneman recommending the Council surplus house at 14th and Sheldon and sell it in place, to be removed by successful bidder; that the space occupied by the house is needed for Street Dept. operations; and not required for someone to live in for security purposes. Motion by Commissioners Schoneman and Stewart to declare the house surplus to the city's needs and dispose of in the best interests of the city, carried unanimously. BRANCH ANNEXATION PETITION - Ken Attebery, Asst. Planner, stated the 10% petition hearing had previously been held and now have developed 75% petition and has been signed by the property and now just a presentation of the petition and next step is for the Planning Department and applicant to approach the Boundary Review Board and the Planning Dept, would work with Mr. Branch in proper procedures. Motion by Mayor Jarstad and Commissioner Stewart that the City Council concur in the statutory requirements and advise the Planning Department to work with Mr. Branch in preparing the necessary papers to go before the Boundary Review Board. Note: Barry Branch was present but did not participate. Motion carried unanimously. OBIE SIGN REQUEST Clerk read letter from Obie Outdoor Advertising dated June 7, 1976, accepting city's offer to allow the sign at Park & Burwell for $300.00 per year. Motion by Commissioner Stewart and Mayor Jarstad to approve the amount of $300.00 for lease. Under discussion: Mr. Schoneman stated he is opposed -2- Page Three City Council Minutes June 14, 1976 to billboards and signs all over the city but this is approved by the Beautifi- cation Committee so in this case he approved. Motion carried unanimously. POLICE PENSION ELECTION Clerk read letter signed by Asst. Chief of Police and City Clerk certifying the results of election for one board member for Police Pension Board; Donald Cundiff elected for three-year term. SINCLAIR INLET SEWERAGE FACILITIES PLAN Clerk read letter dated June 8, 1976, from William H. Mahan, Chairman, Kitsap County Board of Commissioners, which stated that public meeting will be held on June 29, 1976, 7:30 P.M., Courtroom, City Hall, Bremerton; topic will be "Interlocal Agreement". JOHNSON ANNEXATION Maxine Johnson discussed proposed annexation of area near Sheridan Road and Perry Avenue; stated the developers do not believe they can obtain signatures of enough assessed valuation from other property owners to succeed in their annexation efforts. Considerable discussion was held. Ken Attebery, Asst. Planner, showed the area he had understood was to be contacted; however, it was more than the City Council had been considering. The area desired was outlined to the annexation parties and finally it was suggested by the mayor that city staff could make some contact in the area to see if there was enough interest to enlarge the annexation area, Mr, Attebery stated the area could be enlarged during the waiting period, Motion by Commissioners Stewart and Schoneman to give approvel on their original proposal today; Under discussion: Commissioner Scboneman stated this approval should be subject to possibly enlarging the area during the waiting period. Motion carried unanimously. PTSA LETTER (Jean Donelson, Secretary) Clerk read letter dated June 9, 1976, thanking the City Council for favorable action on the zoning by West High School and asking that action be taken at this time to assure the zoning immediately surrounding school property which would help to improve rather than deteriorate the school's education environment. Mayor Jarstad directed the City Clerk to inform the secretary that the Council appreciates their interest in the problems that arise around school areas and in the update of the comprehensive plan, which is a guide to decision- making, all recomnendations to date have been to preserve current R-1 status around school areas. CENCOM INSTALLATION & MAINTENANCE AGREEMENT Clerk presented a final draft, submitted by Wes Henry and approved by Dave Patmon, for approval of the City Council. Motion by Mayor Jarstad and Commissioner Stewart to approve, as long as approved by Dave Patmon, subject to Attorney's review and evaluation, carried unanimously. CENCOM - COMMUNICATIONS EQUIPMENT AGREEMENT Clerk submitted an equipment loan agreement signed by Wes Henry, Director. CENCOM, covering the equipment obtained from the City. Attached was a list of the equipment, marked as Exhibit "A". Motion by Mayor Jarstad and Commissioner Stewart to accept the agreement subject to approval of the City Attorney and all necessary notations be placed on exhibits to satisfy attorney's objections, if any, to that instru- ment, carried unanimously. Recessed at 10:00 A.M. Reconvened at lO:lO A.M, REPORTS: Commissioner Stewart: (1) Good news; sales tax review this year from March and April, $151,675.27 coming to the city; last year received $128,257.83; that there is some carry- over from previous reporting period but hope this is an indication of upswing in sales tax receipts. -3- Page four Council minutes June 14, 1976 (2) Stated Sears is making news release today but they talked to him about their desire to move out of the downtown area; that they are not happy with the present store which has no elevator, escalator or air conditioning and difficulty with merchandising. That they feel they have been held back a long time unnecessarily. There are three areas they are thinking about but would like to be in the city. Discussed financing; they would like free parking. (3) Spoke of need for dog control and suggested three alternatives: (a) city could hire a dog catcher; (b) could have a private operator; (c) or have humane society do it. Stated he would recommend going out for bids for someone to operate the dog catching part of the business; the reason is that the reports of the humane society show 25% of dogs are returned to owners and 75% don't want them back. Suggested there be an incentive for the con- tractor. Motion by Commissioners Stewart and Schoneman to put out a bid call for a contractor to pick up dogs in this area with some incentive for number of dogs picked up, carried unanimously. Mr. Stewart discussed there might be some incentive for dogs by size. Mayor Jarstad stated the attorney should look at both ability and liability. Commissioner Schoneman (1) Building report, first twelve days of this month issued 31 permits, total valuation of new construction $524,344,00. (2) Weather conditions have been good for construction. Moving ahead on Almira Drive construction and, also, Sheridan Road. (3) Third transmission line being delayed because of possible omission in the specifications and because of three condemnations for easements, Hopeful can resolve without going to court. It is necessary that easements be acquired. (4) Have a request to lease a portion of property owned by the city, 6.5 acres at Anderson Creek area, near Gorst; appraised in 1970 at $500,0D per month; have advertised twice without results; Dr. Pettibon has made an offer of $750.00 per month; and Jenks Beard has stated $750.00 is fair amount at present. Value of land $97,500 or $15,000 per acre, Stated he had checked with Jim Ryan of attorney's office and there appears to be no hindrance to a ten-year lease with option to renew for ten years and a provision to make adjustment to the lease payment. Mayor Jarstad stated this should be studied until next meeting and asked what the person meant by adequate fire flow. Commissioner Schoneman stated there had been a 3/4' service there but would need a 4" line. (5) Today is Flag Day. Rotarians have had a project to raise the largest flag in this area on a pole at Trenton and Shore Drive; that they acquired an antenna from Jackson Park at least 50 ft. high; this is a tremendous location at the entrance to Bremerton and would be lighted 24 hours a day. Commended Rotarians for their efforts, Ceremony there at noon today. Warned of continuing radar check in the interest of safety and saving of lives and damage. (2) Discussed contacts made at Miami where he artended annual meeting of National Association of Council of Governments. Commissioner Bill Mahan artended along with representative of PSCG. Talked to a representative of HUD concerning 701 grant program; he is the head of the program in Washington, D.C. Not too optimistic about planning grants and they will be concentrating on being involved in active grants but not planning. tieard from many areas of what is going on in Congress. (3) Discussed the efforts made concerning the Sears decision; that many citizens and private developers have worked on this and talked about the role of the city government in the past and pledged city government support with citizens and developers in behalf of development. Stated he appreciated involvement regarding comprehensive planning in neighborhoods; that Bremerton is one of the leading cities in getting citizen involvement in planning and zoning. Page five City Council Minutes June 14, 1976 HOUSING ASSISTANCE PLAN - PRESENTATION Michelle McFadden, Senior Planner for Kitsap County Planning Department, discussed their work in putting together the plan for filing an application with H.U.D. Question to be decided is whether the city wishes to file its own application or jointly with tile county on the 701 grant. Ms, McFadden went through the reports briefly; followed by questions from the city com- missioners, There was considerable discussion about a rehabilitation pro- gram which Mr. Stewart did not believe could be successful without proper incentives. Ms. McFadden stated the report and application could be the starting point and additional information may be developed later. Motion by Mayor Jarstad and Commissioner Schoneman to authorize the sub- mission of a joint application of the staffs of Bremerton and Kitsap County; under discussion: Ms. McFadden stated they would submit only county data not Bremerton data. Commissioners concurred, Motion carried unanimously. SEWERAGE FACILITY PLAN - presentation Mr. Bill Dehn, Project Manager, CH2M Hill discussed contract amendments and used a large chart to show the figures and program involved. He showed a budget breakdown showing line items wherein less had been spent than planned and line items where more had been spent than had planned; however, the net result of making line item adjustments would not affect the $219,300 total already approved. Five tasks now complete and lower on three and higher on one by $11,000 on I/I Analysis. Stated a considerable amount of work has been done with federal agency. Stated the analysis of alternate systems is coming along well. Motion by Commissioners Stewart and Schoneman to approve the budget revision, amendment No. 2, as presented to the City Council, carried unanimously. Mr. Dehn presented Amendment No. 3 and gave details; that it has to do with Sewer System Evaluation Survey Costs (Initial Phase only) previously an optional item. The specific work shall include the performance on the initial tasks required for a sewer system evaluation survey. Additional taks are anticipated but not included in this amendment. The scope of these activitids will be more accurately defined after the work leading to the interim report has been completed, Separate amendment will be submitted once their scope can be identified. Total is $248,000 for all jurisdictions with $151,000 being Bremerton/KCSD No. 1 share. He stated that EPA has asked for a great of study on infiltration and sources of water flowing into the system. He said they would like to go into the first step, smoke testing and examination of manholes and get a feel of how much T.V. work has to be done. 90% is grant. This approval by the city will only be authorizing the county as co-grantee to apply for 90% grant. Short discussion of Kitsap County Sewer District involvement was held. Mr. Dehn stated the third item is a letter which the city should send to Commissioner Mahan stating that the city will supply the local share of 10% of work done in city's area and you will not pay for any other area. Motion by Commissioners Schoneman and Stewart to authorize grant increase to DOE/EPA; authorize increase in scope in present program; and authorize letter be sent to county saying the city will stand behind its local share, the letter being corrected to say $151,000.00, carried unanimously. ZAMPELLA - Shoreline Management Substantial DEVELOPMENT PERMIT Motion by Mayor Jarstad and Commissioner Schoneman to hold the hearing, carried unanimously, Clerk stated Mr. Zampella had advertised the application twice in local newspaper and City Clerk had advertised once as required. Mr. Ken. Attebery, Asst, Planner, stated the area had been rezoned for parking a short time ago and a portion is within 200 feet of shoreline; there have been some slight modifications of the plan that was presented to the Council; and there were some restrictions concerning lighting and fencing. Stated there was no significant impact on the environment. Motion by Mayor Jarstad and Commissioner Schoneman that there is no adverse impact on the environment and no E.I.S, is required, carried unanimously -5- Page six City Council Minutes June 14, 1976 Mr. James Robinson, builder, spoke for Mr. Zampella and explained the proposal, using a pictorial plan. Gave details of the fencing and lighting requirements and stated there would be no affect on the beach. Grace Holland, Marine Drive, spoke as a representative of the bay area; that the people were quite disturbed in having this development come in; they feel that it is going to happen but the concern expressed is that Kitsap Way will not become another Wheaton Way and concerned ab out so much development on the water. The people would like to maintain their style of living. Mayor Jarstad commented that the areas mentioned have been cleaned up from pollution of the water by the city; that this particular area is an area that the city council held a rezone hearing; that there is a real safety problem involved to get cars off the highway; that this is not a generator of more traffic but a solution for better parking; that the neighbors were present at the rezone hearing and did speak; that the beach is not being touched and Mr. Zampella plans to build his residence there, Mr. Holland stated they would like to keep it low density. Mr, Stewart commented tile area will be shielded for lighting. Motion by Mayor Jarstad and Commissioner Schoneman to approve the request for a 'Shoreline development Permit and it then be with same conditions that are in the rezone, carried unanimously. (Tape #1419) HEARINGS - WALKER AND OLSON REZONES Motion by Mayor Jarstad and Commissioner Stewart to hold rezone hearings for Walker and Olson, in that order, carried unanimously. AUDREE WALKER REZONE, From R-1 to R-2, 2828 Hemlock Street Clerk stated he had published a legal notice of the hearing, had mailed notices to adjoining owners and had posted the area and public places as required by law. Clerk then read Planning Resolution ilo. 354; read letter dated June 9, 1976, from Audree V . & Patrick Walker, asking for permission for a limited access on the east end of the property to Wheaton Way in addition to the primary access on Hemlock. Then read minutes dated May 18, 1976, of the Planning Commission meeting. Commissioner Stewart stated he owned property at corner of Wheaton and Cherry and was advised there was no conflict of interest due to distance between his property and rezone request. Clerk read letter from City Engineer, dated June 9, recommending the request for access to Wheaton Way for the four-unit building be denied, due to hazardous conditions. Clerk read memo. from Traffic Division, objecting to granting access on to Wheaton Way due to heavy flow of traffic and limited visibility, dated June 9, 1976. Ken Attebery, Asst. Planner, gave a review of the neighborhood zones using a map. He showed the plan submitted showing no access to Wheaton Way and stated there has been a request to modify that. Some trees on the site and hope the builder can keep as much as possible. Mr. Schoneman discussed parking, in front and underneath. Pat Walker, spoke for his mother, stating they would leave as much natural environment as possible. Open space is between the buildings with landscaping and trees to complement the project. Commissioner Schoneman stated he agreed with the engineer and traffic division on no access to Wheaton Way. Mr,Walker suggested a right- turn only but this was not considered a good idea because people tend to ignore signs when more convenient. Mayor Jarstad also agreed with no access recommendations. After the mayor had made some suggestions, Mr. Walker agreed it would be better to have no through-access across the property. Commissioner Stewart commented he agreed with Mr. Bjork that there was already property zoned R-2 next to this property and it should be used. Mayor Jarstad stated people resist change; however, the traffic division states that Hemlock is not overloaded and he believed it was a good area for high density - also, near shopping centers and schools; that there won't be any R-1 building in there; also, that Mr. Walker may have to work with architect to re-arrange -6- the buildings and parking. Connissioner Schoneman advised the builder should be planning to have buildings look to the south for the beat view. Ken Attebery was questioned how much variation is allowed at the building permit stage, and stated the Council could approve for R-2 with so many units but not necessarily on this site plan. Mayor Jarstad stated it could be approved with access to Hemlock and none to ~heaton Way; and going to have to meet requirements for setbacks and screening. Motion by Commissioner Stewart and Schoneman that there is no significant impact on the environment and no E.I.S. is required, carried unanimously. No one was present in opposition. Motion by Commissioner Schoneman and Stewart that approve the fezone from R-1 to R-2 to include number of units requested, no access to Wheaton Way, with no site plan being required, and any other conditions Planning Commission brought into it, carried unanimously. PAGE Seven City Council Minutes June 14, 1974 the buildings and parking. Commissioner Schoneman advised the builder should be planning to have buildings look to the south for the best view. Ken Atterbery guestioned how much variation is allowed at the building permit stage, and stated the Council could approve for R-2 with so many units but necessarily on this site plan. Mayor Jarstad stated it would be approved with access to Hemlock and none to Wheaton Way; and going to have to meet requirements for setbacks and screening. Motion by Commissioners Stewart and Schoneman that there is no significant impact on the environment and no E.I.S. is required, carried unanimously. no one was present in opposition. Motion by Commissioners Schoneman and Stewart that approve the rezone from R-1 to R-2 to include number of units requested, no access to Wheaton Way and any other conditions Planning commission brought into it, carried unanimously. JOHN & I SU OLSON - R-2 to (Non-conforming use) to Business Two - 402 - llth St. Clerk stated he had advertised, posted and mailed notices as required by law. Then read Planning Res. No. 355, minutes of Planning Commission dated May 18, 1976; followed by reading department reviews. Ken Attebery reviewed the background of the meeting held by tile Planning Commission; that this is a small neighborhood grocery and it is believed appropriate to continue as such. The plan would still continue their concept; single family on the back would be removed and placed on the second floor. The alley there is only six feet wide. Claude Best, 1205 Pacific, stated he lived across the street from the area and asked if he would be involved. He was assured he would not but that he had to be notified because within 250 feet. It had been stated that most of the store trade came from walk-in and there would not be tbe need for an amount of parking. Mr. Attebery stated the Planning Commission had said this site plan does not work but they would agree for tile rezone as long as they comply with ordinances. Mr. Attebery stated parking should be for nine stalls and this could be accomplished by making the building smaller. Commissioner Schoneman stated there is a building operating there and need to be legal and on that basis they should legalize it. Parking was further discussed and Mr. Attebery stated they would have to redesign the building to get required parking. Motion by Commissioner Stewart and Mayor Jarstad that there is no significant impact on tile environment and no E.I.S. will be required, carried unanimously. motion by Commissioner Stewart and Commissioner Schoneman to concur with the Planning Commission recommendation to the City Council and rezone from R-2 to B-2 with same conditions as Planning Commission recommended, carried unanimously. ORDINANCE No. 3297 (Nicklin rezone - Welte Change of Site Plan Clerk presented, second reading, An Ordinance amending Number 1 of Section 1 of Ordinance No. 3236 (Nicklin Rezone), (Welte Change of Site Plan). Motion by Mayor Jarstad and Commissioner Stewart to pass Ordinance No. 3297 on second presentation, by title only, carried, as follows: Mayor Jarstad, Yes; Commissioner Stewart, Yes; Commissioner Schoneman left the meeting prior. ORDINANCE No. 3298 (Simmons Rezone) Clerk presented, second reading, An Ordinance amending the use and area maps according to Ordinance No. 1792 (Simmons). Motion by Commissioner Stewart and Mayor Jarstad to pass Ordinance No. 3298 on second presentation, by title only, carried, as follows: Mayor Jarstad, Yes; Commissioner Stewart, Yes. BIDS - THIRD TRANSMISSION LINE Mayor Jarstad stated necessary to extend the opening date of the line because of certain language felt needed to comply with H.U.D. grant specifications. Motion by Mayor Jarstad and Commissioner Stewart to set new opening date for June 30th and advertise and notify planholders, carried unanimously. -7- Page eight City Council Minutes June 14, 1974 HIGHWAY COMMISSION PROPOSED DEED - SR 3 Clerk stated Commissioner Schoneman had given him a letter from Highway Com- mission, dated June lO, 1976, with accompanying proposed Quit Claim Deed presented for approval as to form and for a check for $21.00 for recording fees. Motion by Commissioner Stewart and Mayor Jarstad to approve the deed as to form but the legal description be gone over by the Engineering Department to be sure it is correct and Commissioner Schoneman to concur in it and his sig- nature be authorized, carried unanimously. ESSER & KITSAP COUNTY BANK VARIANCES - HEARINGS Motion by Commissioner Stewart and Mayor Jarstad to set hearings for July 7, 1976, at 10:30 A.M., carried unanimously. BILLS Motion by Commissioner Stewart and Mayor Jarstad to give blanket approval for vouchers 2864 to 2945 inclusive in the amount of $64,076.13, carried unani- mously. Meeting adjourned at 12:15 Tape 7.