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HomeMy WebLinkAbout06/20/77 CITY COUNCIL MINUTES June 20, 1977 Regular meeting of' the City Council of the City of Bremerton, Washington, was held in the City Council Chambers, City Hall, 239 Fourth Street, on Wednesday, June 20, 1977, at 9:05 A.M., PDST, with Mayor Jarstad presiding. Also present were Commissioner Stewart, Commissioner Schoneman, City Clerk Yeadon, Asst. City Attorney McCluskey, and members of the press and radio. Meeting was opened with the Pledge of Allegiance and invocation was given by City Clerk Yeadon. MINUTES 0F JUNE 15, 1977 Clerk read minutes of June 15, 1977. Mayor Jarstad ordered the minutes to stand approved as read. SEPARATIONS Greg Reppa, Planning Dept., Extra Help (intern), End of temporary employment, 6/16/77. Connie Sue Crooks, Public Works Dept., Extra Help, End of temporay employment, 3/11/77. Jack H. Stodden, Fire Dept., Firefighter, Resigned, 6/25/77. Motion by Commissioners Stewart and Schoneman to approve separations, carried unanimously. PAYROLL VOUCHERS Salary Fund, Gross Payroll for period 5/30/77 thru 6/12/77, $157,805.11; and Claims Fund, EICA and Bank Service Fees for same period, $5,383.60, beth audited by John R. Ross. Motion by Commissioners Stewart and Schoncman to approve Payroll Vouchers, carried unanimously. TAXICAB DRIVERS LICENSE APPLICATION Terry Gene Matson, approved by Capt. Stratton for Chief of Police. Motion by Mayor Jarstad and Commissioner Stewart to approve taxicab drivers license application, carried unanimously. CALL FOR BIDS - DAY CARE CENTER Clerk read memo from Grants Administrator, dated June 17, 1977, which recom- mended approval for call for bids, subject to receiving approval From DSHS for the Day Care Center. Motion by Commissioner Schoneman and Mayor Jarstad to approve call for bids for Day Care Center, carried unanimously. SURPLUS CHAIR Clerk read memo from Ray Foley, Parks Dept., dated June 16, 1977, requesting one chair worth about $10.00 be declared surplus and disposed of in the best interest of the City. Motion by Commissioner Stewart and Mayor Jarstad to declare the chair surplus and dispose of in the best interest of the City, carried unanimously. BID AWARD - PNEUMATIC, REVERSIBLE BORING TOOL Clerk read memo from Water Superintendent, dated June 17, i977, which recom- mended awarding bid for pneumatic, reversible boring tool to Fray Equipment Co. for $4,084.25. Motion by Commissioners Schoneman and Stewart to award bid to Fray Equipment Co., carried unanimously. VENA AVE./SARDRA LANE TRANSMISSION LINE Clerk read memo From Water Superintendent, dated June 17, 1977, which recom- mended that City Council accept the project as complete and start the 30-day acceptance period for tax and labor reports to be filed; that this project underran the bid cost by $1,087.00. Motion by Commissioners Schoneman and Stewart to follow recommendations of Water Superintendent and accept the project as complete and start the 30-day acceptance period, carried unanimously. CITY COUNCIL MINUTES June 20, 1977 Page two #3 TRANSMISSION LINE Clerk read memo from Water Superintendent, dated June 17, 1977, which stated the 18" D.I. water transmission pipe has been installed, tested, disinfected, Flushed and the r/w cleaned up; and recommended the City Council accept this project as complete and start the 50-day acceptance period for tax and labor reports to be Filed. Motion by Commissioners Schoneman and Stewart to Fellow recommendation of Water Superintendent and accept project as complete and start the 30-day acceptance period, carried unanimously. R/W SHERIDAN ROAD Clerk read memo from City Engineer, dated June 17, 1977, with deeds of two parcels of right-of-way attached which have been acquired For the Sheridan Road project from McClain to Wheaton from George Colouris and David Butcher. Motion by Commissioner Schoneman and Mayor Jarstad to accept right-of-way deeds, refer to City Attorney's office to be checked and City Clerk to be recorded, carried unanimously. RIGHT-OF-WAY WMEATON Clerk read memo from City Engineer, dated June 17, 1977, which stated that a deed was originally accepted and recorded from David and Marlene Jewell, but had omitted Verna ,Jewell because of an erroneous title report; that the attached deed is necessary to correct the original deed. Motion by Commissioner Schoneman and Mayor Jarstad to accept right-of-way deed, refer to City Attorney's office to be checked and to City Clerk to be recorded, carried unanimously. RADIO ANTENNA AGREEMENT Clerk read memo from Water Superintendent, dated June 17, 1977, which stated the original agreement was executed on April 11, 1962 with a five-year renewable clause; that For some unknown reason the agreement was not acted upon in 1967 or later; that the Grantee wants the agreement reactivated. Motion by Commissioner Schoneman and Mayor Jarstad to approve Radio Antenna Agreement and authorize mayor and city clerk to sign for the City, carried unanimously. AMBULANCE COMMITTEE Clerk read letter from Robert Mussman, Chairman, Ambulance Committee, dated June 16, 1977, which stated that the Ambulance Committee has been working on problems pertaining to the ambulance service and emergency medical aid being provided the citizens of Bremerton; that after contacting most of the people involved and discussing some of the problems, they feel much could be accomplished toward solving some of the problems if the following were implemented: (l) That the City pay Leyde Enterprises a flat rate of $2,000.00 per month rather than using the present payment schedule; (2) That the automatic or simultaneous call-out of Leyde Enterprises Ambulance be discontinued; and (3) That compliance with Bremerton City Ordinance, Chapter 5.50.170, paragraph c be enforced. Mayor .Jarstad stated he had talked to Wes Henry of CENCOM and they are in complete agreement on how the dispatches should be handled; that it will be simultaneous alerting and ambulances will run normal unless notified they are needed quicker; in areas not inside the City limits, Leyde Enterprises will be dispatched under Code 5. Stated it is in the best interests of the general public to have emergency vehicles going through on Code 5. On the other request regarding a flat fee, the contract calls to pay on each dis- patch; stated he felt at this time the contract should remaln the same and not pay a flat rate of $2,000.00 per month. Mr. Mussman stated the consensus of all the persons who were in the meeting was that the best means of control was not to have simultaneous call-out. In order to maintain ambulance service the City would like to have, Mr. Leyde has to be subsidized about $2,000.00 per month and he has to respond to every call in order to make this amount. Commissioner Stewart commented that if Mr. Leyde did not have to run on each call, then there should be room for negotiations for the payment of the subsidy. Mr. Mussman stated there should be a savings for Mr. Leyde as well -2- CITY COUNCIL MINUTES June 20, 1977 Page three as the City and it should be looked into. Mayor Jarstad complimented the drivers of the ambulances and the equipment used in the operation in the City. Stated their safety record has been exemplary. Suggested getting together with the Ambulance Committee, Wes Henry and Mr. Leyde. KITSAP COUNTY COMPREHENSIVE PLAN Clerk read letter from Western Environmental Trade Association, dated June 13, 1977, which stated that Kitsap County, in its proposed Comprehensive Plan, has designated Bremerton as an "Urban Center"; that the plan will have a significant impact on the growth of Bremerton. The letter listed six ways the plan will have a significant impact on the growth of the City and requested that a formal position against the plan be taken until the plan is modified to benefit and serve the best interest of all of Kitsap County's citizens. Commissioner Stewart stated he would like to hear both sides of it; that he can see some detrimental effects to the County but not to the City. Mayor Jarstad stated it would be proper not to take any action on the letter because not enough is known about this plan at the present time. Commissioner Stewart stated he would not vote for or against the plan until he hears both sides. AMERICAN POWER BOAT ASSOCIATION RACE - KITSAP LAKE Clerk read letter from Chamber of Commerce, dated June 14, 1977, which stated the American Power Boat Association would like to schedule their races for July 10, 1977 at Kitsap Lake. Motion by Mayor Jarstad and Commissioner Schoneman to allow the race to be held on July 10, 1977 with the concurrence of the Police Dept., carried unanimously. GENERAL FACILITIES FEE - PORT 0F BREMERTON Clerk read a letter from The Port of Bremerton, dated ,June 14, 1977, which requested that the City waive the requirement for paying the general facilities fee for water services to Port properties. The letter listed several reasons for requesting a waiver. A lengthy discussion followed with Commissioner Stewart stating he is opposed to excluding one certain group from paying this Fee; that all customers should be treated the same. Commissioner Schoneman stated the Port Commission had paid for the whole system to the Belfair Hwy. and he felt they deserved special consideration for that reason. Commissioner Stewart stated a legal opinion should be given on this issue and it was the consensus of the Council to let Commissioner Schoneman and the City Attorney's office work on it together. BILLS Motion by Mayor Jarstad and Commissioner Schoneman to give blanket approval to vouchers 7376 and 7578 to 7456 inclusive in the amount of $55,322.10, audited by John Ross, carried as Follows: Mayor Jarstad, Yes; Commissioner Stewart, Abstained, due to a minute interest in ITT Grinnell; Commissioner Sohoneman, Yes. CAPITAL IMPROVEMENT GRANT {Activity Center/Swimming Pool) Mayor Jarstad stated that he met with D'r. Ford and Margaret Barry of the School Board and also had Bob Theroux, Grants Administrator, meet with them. Stated a tentative settlement, which will have to be approved by City Council and the School Board, has been reached. The City's share will be $1,000,000.00 and the School Board will receive $742,000.00. Stated a use agreement will be prepared so that the swimming pool could be utilized as a part of their activities in the school system. He recommended proceeding on this priority basis if the School Board agrees so that the City can get the applications started and hire the architect and firm to build the pool and activity center. Motion by Mayor Jarstad and Commissioner Stewart to proceed on that vein at this time. Under discussien: Commissioner Stewart stated he would like to have everyone who uses the pool to pay the operational costs and Mayor Jarstad stated that everyone is in agreement with that. Motion carried unanimously. -3- CITY COUNCIL MINUTES June 20, 1977 Page four PUBLIC RECOGNITION Horton Hackler, 2121 East 19th, requested that City Council refer his applica- tion for rezone from R-1 to R-2 back to the Planning Commission because that meeting was not valid when his rezone was denied because Mr. Branch was not a legal member of the Board. Mayor Jarstad stated that Mr. Sexton said Mr. Branch was sitting as a legal member of the Board; that he had been appointed to serve in the interim. Mr. Hackler asked that his application go back to the Planning Commission with the entire new presentation or that Mr. Branch's vote not be recognized and it be declared a tie and have Mr. Ryan vote as a tie-breaker. Mayor Jarstad again stated that Mr. Branch had been asked to continue in the interim until a policy decision was reached. He stated there are pros and cons both ways that when appointments are made, they should be residents of the City. Mr. McCluskey stated Mr. Hackler should write a letter and File it with the secretary of the Planning Commission if he wants to appeal that decision. Mr. McCluskey recommended to Mr. Hackler to wait until the July 6th hearing and let City Council hear the testimony and a determination can be made at that time whether to send it back to the Planning Commission, whether it should be approved or whether it should be denied. Ken Attebery explained that his letter to Mr. Hacklet only told him what procedure he would have to go through to possibly modify his application in light of the denial of the Planning Commission. COMMISSIONERS' REPORTS Commissioner Stewart: 1. In connection with the leasehold tax with the Community Theatre and the Square Dance Club, he has been checking into it. Spoke about Renton and the cost to the City to run their Theatre Group. Stated he hated to see Bremerton get into that kind of expense. Hopes something can be worked out to keep these groups operating the same as they have operated for the last 50 years. Doesn't want the City to get into the drama business in the City Park Dept. Spending almost $400,000.00 a year on the Parks Dept. now and he doesn't want to see another $100,000.00 going into the drama business. Stated these people are paying their own bills now and all the money that does come in goes back to refurbish and improve the facilities. Feels it would be a disaster to get into the business of running the Community Theatre. Mayor Jarstad stated that the attorneys are researching this and everybody is in agreement. Stated these contracts have previously been worked out to eliminate many of the groups to paying any tax. If it is legally possible in any way, that report will come back from the City Attorney's office. Stated he hopes there is a way For these groups to use City-owned buildings for general public's utilization and will not have to pay that leasehold tax. Commissioner Schoneman: 1.Gave suggestions to help eliminate traffic congestion on Washington and Second Ave. Suggested removing 5 parking spaces on Washington Ave. to 2nd St. to help relieve the traff'ic congestion. Also on 2nd St. where Penney's has their service station and entryway, there are two spaces that should be removed. Traffic movement would be much better in this area if these meters were removed. On 5th St. there are 10 meters by the House of Values parking lot which should be removed. Motion by Commissioners Schoneman and Stewart that these meters be removed. Under discussion: Mayor Jarstad stated that he would hope before action is taken that this be referred to the Traffic Dept. for study. Questioned the meters on 5th St.and stated he felt these were a lot of meters to take out along there. Discussed the package pick-up zone by Penney's. Asked again that it be postponed until the Traffic Safety Division could look at it and give an opinion. Commissioner Schoneman withdrew his motion and Commissioner Stewart withdrew his second. 2. On Friday he went to Dept. of Ecology in Olympia to meet with engineers regarding the facilities study. Had CH2M Hill representative explain their construction management program as it would apply to the City of Bremerton's -4- CITY COUNCIL MINUTES June 20, 1977 Page Five updating of their treatment plants. DOE people were very interested in the program because instead of going for years in having construction done, they lump the construction and the purchase of equipment in about 5 phases that are carried on simultaneously. It can be proven that 18 months of time would be saved by this method. Thinks it is a very good idea. Bremerton would be the First City that would come under this construction management form of construction. Also brought out the fact that the City had not been funded for the Pine Road Interceptor Lines and they said they would look into it today and the City would hear from them shortly. Stated that the fact that there is a method of relieving an overflow situation at Lebo and Sheridan Rd. at a total cost of $115,000.00 -- they do have that type of funding available. All that js needed is their clearance and approval. Told them would like to have this done prior to our Fall rains. 3. Have set of plans now from the schools and the Vocational ttigh School that will be constructed off National Ave. Reviewing those plans now. In order to construct a school which will take in a sizable area of wooded and unoccupied land it will be necessary to vacate the streets that have never been used or opened. 4. Now that tourist season is upon us, it is most necessary to continue with the tourist booth at the Ferry Terminal. Hope that City Council will request that the Chamber of Commerce continue with tourist information booth. Feels it is a most necessary item for the tourist trade. 5. Have been in contact with the Fisheries Dept. regarding the Fish Rearing Pond. Will be meeting with their department heads regarding the permits that will be necessary. They will also help in designing the pool. The City will do the work, but would like to have their input on a Fish rearing pool design. They will also Follow through with instructions on fish rearing plus furnishing the Fish feed. Meeting recessed From 10:35 A.M. until 10:45 A.M. HACKLER REZONE Ken Attebery spoke about the application from Horton Hackler for a rezone From R-1 to R-2 and stated his rezone was denied by Planning Commission. He stated that in the past, applicants have asked for major changes in the site plan and they have been remanded back to the Planning Commission. Motion by Commissioner Stewart and Mayor Jarstad to concur and send application for rezone back to Planning Commission, carried unanimously. HEARINGS - Dewell, Brookside Park Asso., McDonald, Walgren/DeLong, American Marine Bank and Shoreline Management Master Program Motion by Mayor Jarstad and Commissioner Schoneman to hold hearings in the order listed above, carried unanimously. DEAN DEWELL REZONE Clerk stated he had posted, advertised and mailed letters of notification as required by law. He then read Planning Resolution No. 410 recommending approval with restrictions. Clerk presented Staff Review and stated there was no more correspondence. Stated 10 advisory ballots had been sent with 4 returned, 1 agreeing and 3 disagrecing. Ken Attebery, Planning Director, spoke about the proposed fezone using a sketch and site plan. He stated this plan is for the proposed construction of 18 units of apartments. BID OPENINGS - Furnace, Sheridan Park Bldg. and Water Meters, Water Dept. Motion by Commissioners Schoneman and Stewart to open bids at this time, carried unanimously. Furnace: Lent's, Inc.: $3,327.47, bid bond enclosed. Clerk stated this was the only bid received. Motion by Commissioners Schoneman and Stewart to refer bid to proper committee for evaluation and recommendation at a later meeting, carried unanimously. CITY COUNCIL MINUTES June 20, 1977 Page six Water Meters: Fowler g Co.: bid bond enclosed, $54,090.08. Pacific Water Works Supply: bid bond enclosed, $56,617.96. ITT Grinnell: $50.00 cashier's check enclosed, $38,382.52. Hersey Products, Inc: certified check for $50.00 enclosed, $36,871.34. Neptune Water Meter Co: $50.00 certified check enclosed, $33,358.48. Motion by Commissioners Schoneman and Stewart to refer to proper committee for evaluation and award at a later council meeting, carried unanimously. DEAN DEWELL REZONE HEARING (continued) PROPONENT: Dean Dewell, Rt. 5, Box 9530, one of the owners of the property at 3230 Pine Rd., described the property and the slope of the land and described the project they plan to put in. Spoke about ingress and egress and stated all traffic will come in off Pine Rd. Stated the entire center area will be left natural. Described the property around the proposed fezone and stated there will be a full-length fence along the entire length of the property. Stated they had originally planned to build under the 9 dwelling units per acre, but since that ordinance has been rescinded, they have had to come in for a fezone. Commented that the Sheridan Park Neighborhood group has labeled this entire area as low-density rural type living, but stated this is all apartments with a few houses thrown in here and there. Stated all the water and sewer facilities are there, and stated he feels bus service will soon be available. Commissioner Stewart stated buses will not be available that far down on Pine Road. OPPONENTS: Jim Hobart, 5202 Pine Road, spoke in opposition to the rezone because he felt there is no need for any more apartments in this area. Stated there are empty apartments all over town and it is not necessary to build any more apartments in this area. Stated there is no bus transportation on Pine Road and the increase in traffic will be terrible. Commented on the election on the 9 dwelling units per acre and stated this should have given the commissioners a pretty good idea that the people of Bremcrton do now want any more apartments constructed. Ronald Larsen, 3210 Pine Road, spoke in opposition to the fezone and questioned the sewer charge of $3.00 per month that he is paying. Commissioner Stewart expla~ned that they will pay $300.00 per unit or $300.00 for every 1500 sq. ft. under the new ordinance and this ordinance takes effect in about a week. Mr. Larsen stated he understood the sewer system can't handle any more sewage and Conmissioner Schoneman explained that as soon as the Pine Road Interceptor is installed, additional sewage will be able to be handled. Mr. Larsen again stated he is against the fezone because he feels that there is no end to building apartments in the area and it is "do or die" at this point. Commissioner stewart stated he would like to go along with the people in the neighborhood becaase it is their neighborhood, but he felt apartments have to be built for the elderly who have to live in apartments. Mr. Larsen asked how much water' the Sheridan Community Group holds and asked if the neighborhood wants the area kept rural, then the City is defeating its purpose by having these groups. Mayor Jarstad stated the single-family residences that are fin the area are excellent residential homes; that the people have spent a lot of money fixing those homes up. Stated he did not know when was the last time a residential unit was built in that area. Stated it would appear that what was being looked at hcrc is whether the whole area should go R-2; that he can't see sliding in an R-2 here and single-family here and there without looking at the total area. Commissioner Schoneman suggested viewing the site and commented that whatever happens with this rezone will affect the fezones coming up. Motion by Commissioners Stewart and Schoneman to postpone decision until next week so the commissioners can view the property, carried unanimously. BROOKSIDE PARK ASSOCIATION. REZONE HEARING (Conifer Development, inc.) Clerk stated he had posted, advertised and mailed letters of notification as required by law. He read Planning Commission Resolution No. 409 recommending CITY COUNCIl, MINUTES June 20, 1977 Page seven approval with 7 restrictions. He then read letter from James Hobart, 5202 Pine Rd., dated June 14, 1977, in opposition to the rezone. Clerk stated that 18 advisory ballots were sent with 9 returned, 1 agreeing, 7 disagreeing and 1 neutral. Ken Attebery, Planning Director, spoke about the proposed rezone using a sketch and site plan. He stated the proposal contains 51 units in 4 buildings with parking for 82 cars; proposed density is approxi- mately 15.7 units per acre. PROPONENTS: William Barrett, an employee of Conifer Development, spoke about the rezone and discussed land development. Stated Conifer manages two successful apart- ment buildings and both are completely full and operating successfully. He felt this area is a perfect area for an apartment. He stated the cost of land development and building has exceeded the ability to build a single family residence; that they do not feel it can be economically developed and sell as single lots; that duplexes are not a great investment but they are adequate. Stated they will try and cluster the buildings on a small piece of ground and parking for cars will be provided on higher ground. This will allow a green belt to be preserved around the building. Commissioner Stewart asked why the developer had not tried to talk to the neighbors and reach a compromise. Harry Barry, architect, spoke about the proposed development and stated they would like to have the units grouped into the center of the property so there will be a green belt around the property to shield the units from the street. Stated the trees will be higher than the buildings. He stated they could build 60 units of duplexes instead of the apartment complex, but they prefer to stay with the apartment and the lower density. OPPONENTS: Jim Hobart, 5202 Pine Rd., stated he is opposed to the proposed rezone and stated the developer cannot plant trees in front of his garage. Commissioner Stewart asked him if he would rather have this apartment complex or duplexes and Mr. Hobart stated he would rather have duplexes; that there would be less traffic with duplexes. Ron Larsen, 3210 Pine Road, asked what will happen in the future and asked if more apartment buildings could go in around the buildings being constructed now. Mayer Jarstad stated there would be a covenant and more buildings would not be allowed. Commissioner Stewart stated that compromises should be made between the developer and the neighbors before it comes before the Planning Commission and City Council for' hearing. Mr. Larsen stated he would like to go on record as being against this rezone. Mayor Jarstad commented that there are two very separate R-2 rezone requests and they will be treated as such. Alex Kravitz, 211 Edgewater Apts., stated he had no objections to apartments going on and he feels apartments should go in this area in a group. Stated he would like to go on record and say he will go along with the developer and see if a good development can go in there. Mr. Larsen asked about the people in the area who have bought expensive homes in an R-1 area and want it to remain an R-1 area. Commissioner Stewart stated this would be taken under consideration before a final decision was made. Motion by Mayor Jarstad and Commissioner Stewart to postpone decision for one week until the commissioners can view the property, carried unanimously. MCDONALD SHORELINE MANAGEMENT PERMIT IIEARING Clerk stated he had posted and published this hearing as required by law. Ken Attebery presenbed the Staff Review and stated the request is for the expansion of the kitchen area of the Boatshed Restaurant and is for approx. 550 sq. ft. He stated the proposed expansion is for food preparation and will not increase the scaling capacity of the restaurant. Mr. Attebery used a colored map and described the location. Stated it is designated Urban Commercial and the comprehensive plan shows neighborhood shopping. Stated there is sufficient parking on private property. Stated it meets the policy and regulations of the Bremerton Draft Shoreline Management Master Program and the Zoning Ordinance. -7- CITY COUNCIL MINUTES June 20, 1977 Page eight PROPONENTS: Richard McDonald, 101 Shore Drive, spoke about the proposed expansion and stated the expansion would give them a chance to wash dishes, clean up and prepare food while food is being put out during their busy hour; that it will give them more room to cook. He stated it is for an additional 500 sq. Ft. and it will give additional storage and room for a cooler. Stated there is only about 2 ft. over the water. OPPONENTS: Glenn Vockrodt, 1409 Marlow, stated he was speaking for the Manette neighbor- hood and they wanted to ask for a two-month delay so the group can get input into the Bremerton Shoreline Management Master Program. He stated their input covers some of the things about this shoreline permit. Stated this business is not water dependent; that the only reason he is on the water is just for the view; he does not feel it should be allowed to expand. Stated he would like to see this area where it is marked Urban Commercial changed to Urban Residential. Requested that nothing be done on this until the Shorelines Master Plan is adopted. Mr. Stewart ]eft the meeting at this time. Dorothy Martin, 1408 Winfield, stated that this restaurant is appreciated by the people and stated some of the building is over the water. Stated some of it is on pilings already and an extension is the same as a brand new building. She asked if this will bring an increased expansion at a later date. Stated there are problems right now with parking and traffic and feels there will be an even bigger problem if it is expanded. Juanita Hacklet, 2121 East 19th, stated she is opposed until the Bremerton Shorelines Manage- ment Master Program is adopted. Mayor ,Jarstad asked if adoption of the Shorelines Management Master Program is a requirement before a decision is made on this permit and Mr. Attebery stated this is not a requirement. He stated the City has been acting under a Draft Program for approximately 1 1/2 years. Stated that the hearings that were held in the neighborhoods resulted in good positive comments and there are a number of weeks of work yet to do on the master program. He stated the program does indicate that non-water dependent commercial developments over the water should have additional permits, but he does not know what kind of conditional-use permits will be necessary. Mayor Jarstad commented that this is a very delightful restaurant and people like to go down to the water to eat. Mr. Attebery explained that this restaurant is not water dependent but it is water related. He stated the program the City has encourages water related use on the shoreline but it requires additional approval For non-water dependent uses over the water. Stated he does not consider it to be a problem as far as being on the water. Commissioner Schoneman commented that Mr. McDonald has made a big effort to have this permit taken out in the past and he did not have ample room to make the expansion. Stated he had acquired land that did make this possible. He stated he is not exceeding his seating space, there is ample parking and that small portion that is over the water is so insignificant, it should not be considered. Motion by Commissioner Schoneman and Mayor Jarstad to approve granting a substantial development permit, carried. BREMERTON SHORELINE MANAGEMENT MASTER PROGRAM Glenn Vockrodt, 1409 Marlow, asked For a two-month delay so the Manette neighborhood can get their input and give it to Mr. Attebery. Mayer Jarstad asked Mr. Attebery what a delay would do as far as adoption of the program was concerned and Mr. Attebery stated it was not necessary to adopt the plan by the end of June; that a draft was submitted a year ago which has been used in the interim. Stated he would like to get a program adopted and to the state and immediately start a teevaluation program. Recommended postponing the hearing for a week or two. Mr. Vockrodt again stated that if they could get a two-month delay, it would give them time to get their comments and get them to Mr. Attebery. Mr. Attebery stated that after the -8- CITY COUNCIL MINUTES June 20, 1977 Page nine discussions on July 13th, it could be set aside for two or three months if necessary. Motion by Mayor Jarstad and Commissioner Schoneman to continue hearing until july 15th at 10:50 A.M., carried. Meeting recessed from 1:05 P.M. until 5:40 P.M. Recessed City Council Meeting was called to order at S:40 P.M. with Mayor Jarstad presiding. Also present were Commissioner Stewart, Commissioner Schoneman, City Clerk Yeadon and Asst. City Attorney McCluskey. WALGREN/DeLONG SHORELINE MANAGEMENT PERMIT HEARING Clerk stated he had advertised and posted as required by law. He then read Staff Review which recommended approval. Ken Attebery, Planning Director, stated this is a request to construct a duplex on Shorewood Drive. No one was present to speak either for or against the request. Motion by Commissioner Schoncman and Mayor Jarstad to approve substantial development permit request provided that prior to the issuance of building permits that satisfactory access easement and parking on site are provided for review by the Engineering Dept., carried unanimously. AMERICAN MARINE BANK ANNEXATION HEARING Clerk stated he had posted and advertised as required by law. Ken Attebery, Planning Director, stated this annexation has the required 75% required for annexation. No one was present to speak for or against the annexation. Motion by Mayor Jarstad and Commissioner Stewart that this property be annexed into the City of Bremerton and the proper ordinance prepared to accomplish this and it be brought in according to the previous testimony in hearings held on this particular subject as B-3, carried unanimously. SEPARATION Jack H. Stodden, Fire Dept., Firefighter, Resigned, 6/25/77. Motion by Mayor Jarstad and Commissioner Schoneman to approve separation, carried unanimously. SET HEARING DATES - SHORELINE SUBSTANTIAL DEVELOPMENT PERMITS (Weeks a McConkey) Clerk read memo from Planning Dept., dated June 20, 1977, which requested that hearing dates be set For Doug Weeks Const. Inc. for proposed condominiums and Paul McConkey for proposed multifamily residential/marina development. Motion by Mayor Jarstad and Commissioner Stewart to set hearing date for Doug Weeks for July 6, 1977 at 10:30 A.M. and Paul McConkey for July 20, 1977, carried unanimously. COMMISSIONERS ' REPORTS ( continued ) City Clerk Yeadon: Stated he would be attending the Association of Washington Cities Convention at Ocean Shores this week. Mayor Jarstad: 1. Spoke about reading in the papers in California that they are attempting to help the Federal Government to do studies to locate industrial, job-oriented businesses adjacent to or within residential communities to eliminate the need for public transportation and driving cars back and forth. Commented that this is the same thing that has been done in Japan. 2. Looking ahead, if the City comes to the determination of "blight" he feels must look to the next step forward which is the appointment of a Redevelopment Commission, which is five people. This committee would consist of Chris Washington, Gary Sexton of the City Attorney's office, and Eddie Bjork and Merlin Frohardt of the downtown people. Stated the fifth member should be a neutral because he would be a key person and Scott Wetzel has been recom- mended. Commissioner Schoneman stated Mr. Wetzel is one of the top, sharprest businessmen in the country. Mayor Jarstad suggested the City Council give this some thought. 3. Stated Mr. Pendergast of the Parks Dept. has notified 15 of the top Engineer/Architectural firms to show their plans. Wants a visual sight of the pools because this will be the first for Bremerton and he wants it to be the best possible. -9- CITY COUNCIL MINUTES June 20, 1977 Page ten WHEATON WAY NORTH OF RIDDELL ROAD Commissioner Schoneman read memo from City Engineer, dated June 20, 1977, which stated that a meeting was held today on the construction of Wheaton Way north of Riddell Road with Art Waaga, Rich Darnell, Marion Smith and another gentleman from the Highway Dept.; that WSHD anticipated new federal funds to build SR 305 from Riddell north during the 1979 construction season and therefore did not want to put State or Local money into this section. The memo stated further that the City would terminate the project in the south half of Riddell Rd, the State would modify the signal to accommodate left-turn only lanes going north and south and would construct a through lane for southbound traffic on the west side of Riddell within existing right-of-way; that the County will study the State plan for the transitional intersection; and that the State will assist the City to advertise the project as soon as possible. Commissioner Schoneman commented that this was the perfect opportunity to do the whole intersection and then in 1979 continue on with their widening, and they won't do it. Stated this will be a bad bottle-neck with five lanes coming into Riddell and then only two lanes from there. Meeting adjourned at 4:50 P.M. G. C. Yeadon, Sr., City Clerk Approved: Glenn K. Jarstad, Mayor -10-