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HomeMy WebLinkAbout05/25/77 UNAPPROVED MINUTES CITY COUNCIL MINUTES May 25, 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, May 25, 1977 at 9:00 A.M., PDST, with Mayor Jarstad presiding. Also present were Commissioner Stewart, Commissioner Schoneman, Deputy City Clerk Ross, Asst. City Attorney McCluskey, and representatives from the press and radio. City Clerk Yeadon was absent, in Seattle to sign the library refunding bonds and handle the transaction for the City's finance department. Meeting was opened with the Pledge of Allegiance and invocation was given by Mayor Jarstad. MINUTES OF MAY 18, 1977 Deputy Clerk read minutes of May 18, 1977. Mayor Jarstad ordered the minutes to stand approved as read. SEPARATION Bruce Alan Berkimer, Parks & Recreation Dept., Extra Labor, Resigned, 5/23/77. Motion by Mayor Jarstad and Commissioner Schoneman to approve separation, carried unanimously. NOTICE OF EMPLOYMENT Dianne L. Bruder, Water Distribution Dept., Engineering Aide I, $5.26 per hr., 5/25/77. Motion by Commissioners Sehoneman and Stewart to approve notice of employment, carried unanimously. CHANGES OF PAY STATUS Riley Thompson, Street Dept., Serviceman St., $6.72 per hr. to $6.93 per hr., 5/25/77. Kenneth Heweft, Street Dept., Serviceman St., $6.79 per hr. to $7.00 per hr., 5/25/77. John Lentz, Street Dept., Serviceman St., $6.79 per hr. to $7.00 per hr., 5/25/77. George Lawter, Street Dept., Serviceman Sr., $6.85 per hr. to $7.06 per hr., 5/25/77. Samuel N. Corey, Street Dept., Serviceman St., $6.85 per hr. to $7.07 per hr., 5/25/77. Daniel J. Siegner, Fire Dept., 2nd yr. Firefighter to 2nd yr. equip. mtce., $4.69 to $4.78 per hr., 5/i6/77. Kenneth D. Holmes, F'ire Dept., 1st yr. firefighter to 1st yr. equip. mtce., $4.51 per hr. to $4.60 per hr., 5/16/77. Carl R. Jackson, Fire Dept., 4th yr. firefighter/equip. mice. to 4th yr. firefighter, $5.29 per hr. to $5.20 per hr., 5/i6/77. Motion by Commissioners Schoneman and Stewart to approve changes of pay status, carried unanimously. PAYROLL VOUCHERS Claims Fund, FICA and Bank Service Eees, payroll period 5/2/77 through 5/15/77, $5,353.94; Salary Fund, Gross Payroll for same period, $183,541.02, audited by John Ross. Motion by Commissioners Schoneman and Stewart to approval Payroll Vouchers, carried unanimously. CETA CONTRACTS - STATE B&O TAX Deputy Clerk read memo from City Attorney's office, dated May 24, 1977, which stated the City of Bremerton as a CETA subcontractor and has received communiques which presented recent interpretations rendered by the State Dept. of Revenue. It stated further that the City should set aside a fund for potential liability for payment of the Washington State B&O Tax on CETA contracts and any forms CITY COUNCIL MINUTES May 25, 1977 Page two and payments required should contain the following language: "THIS PAID UNDER PROTEST -- PETITION FOR REFUND UNDER RCW 82.32.170". Deputy Clerk stated that he had not seen any of the letters which have come from the County or the State. Mr. McCluskey stated he would check on this and report back to the commissioners. CETA CONTRACT MODIFICATION Deputy Clerk presented CETA Contract Modification. He stated that Contract No. 76-002 is increased to $103,572.00 and the time of performance is extended to Sept. 30, 1977. Motion by Mayor Jarstad and Commissioner Stewart to approve CETA Contract Modification and authorize mayor and city clerk to sign for the City, carried unanimously. TAXICAB DRIVERS LICENSE APPLICATIONS Don Helm, approved by Asst. Police Chief Kvistad for Chief of Police. James Lee White, approved by Capt. Brown for Chief of Police. Kenneth Anthony Neubauer, approved by Capt. Cundifi' for Chief of Police. Brenda Elma Gray, approved by Capt. Cundiff for Chief of Police. Stephen Douglas Correia, approved by Capt. Cundiff for Chief of Police. Donald E. Elwell, approved by Capt. Cundiff for Chief of Police. Motion by Mayor Jarstad and Commissioner Stewart to approve applications for taxicab drivers licenses, carried unanimously. APPLICATION FOR ONE TEMPORARY TAXICAB LICENSE - Arrow Cab Co. Deputy Clerk presented application for one temporary taxicab license from Arrow Cab Co. Motion by Commissioners Stewart and Schoneman to approve application for one temporary taxicab license, carried unanimously. CLAIM FOR DAMAGES Terrell L. Liehmann, 3309 Pine Rd., $256.44, gate at Lions Field caught front of hood and continued to dent and scrape. A copy of the claim was sent to insurance company 5/19/77. ADDITIONAL REIMBURSEMENTS OF WATER POLLUTION CONTROL ACT OF 1972 Deputy Clerk read memo from Grants Administrator, dated May 24, 1977, which stated that the City of Bremerton has been awarded an additional amount of retroactive funds for the Sewage Treatment Plant Modifications and Kitsap Lake Interceptor in the amount of $11,200.00. DESIGNATING KITSAP REGIONAL LIBRARY BUILDING tlISTORICAL Deputy Clerk read letter from Kitsap Regional Library, dated May 20, 1977, which suggested that the present building used for the Kitsap Regional Library be designated an "historical" building to assure its survival in the future. Mayor Jarstad requested that copies be given to each of the commissioners for study. INJURIES ON CITY PROPERTY Deputy Clerk read letter from William Zimsen, dated May 6, 1977, which stated that in the past six months two of his children had been injured on City property; that his youngest daughter, age 4, lost her balance and fell off the bulkhead at the site of the old Second Street Dock, which is now a pumping station; that the bulkhead is not protected by a guard rail. It stated further that his son was hit by a swing at Sheridan Park while his wife was inside the Community Center voting for the park bonds. The letter stated further that installation of a guard rail at the foot of Second St. to prevent future accidents and at least a study of the feasibility of making the swings safer in some way, would be the action of a responsible City official. A lengthy discussion followed and Mr. McCluskey stated he would take a look at the Second St. pump station and give an opinion. He stated it would have to be inherently dangerous or a public nuisance to make it mandatory to install a guard rail. -2- CITY COUNCIL MINUTES May 25, 1977 Page three GENERAL OBLIGATION REFUNDING BONDS, 1977 (Letter from Bond Counsel) Deputy Clerk read letter signed by William Appel, dated May18, 1977, which stated that there is no material disadvantage to the City in proceeding with the advance refunding of part of the City's outstanding "General Obligation Bonds, 1976". CALL FOR BIDS - HEATING OILS ~ MOTOR DIESEL FUELS FOR 7/1/77 - 6/30/78 Deputy Clerk presented requisition from Asst. Purchasing Agent, dated May 24, 1977, which requested Council approval to call for bids for PS 100 & PS 200 Heating 0ils & Motor Diesel Fuels for year July 1, 1977 through June 30, 1978. Motion by Mayor Jarstad and Commissioner Schoneman to call For bids for heating oils and motor diesel fuels, carried unanimously. CITY OF BREMERTON "A-1" RATING Deputy Clerk read letter from Eirst Washington Corp., dated May 19, 1977, which stated that Moody's Investors Service has awarded an "A-1" rating to the City of Bremerton on its general obligation bonds. BI-MONTHLY ACTIVITY REPORTS, DOWNTOWN BREMERTON REDEVELOPMENT PROJECT Deputy Clerk presented bi-monthly activity reports, dated May 2, 1977 and May 16, 1977, which gave details of what has been done the 2nd half of April and the 1st half of May. Mayor Jarstad requested that copies of the reports be distributed to the commissioners for study. SKIRVING WATER PERMIT Deputy Clerk read letter from Andrew W. Olsen, Asst. City Attorney, dated May 18, 1977, which presented a copy of letter received from DOE and also letter from DOE to Mr. Skitying in regard to the Skirving Water Permit. The letter from DOE to Mr. Skitying, dated May 3, 1977, stated water use will be limited to an instantaneous diversion rate of 200 gallons per minute with an estimated total withdrawal of 15 acre feet until Sept. 30, 1977. The letter from DOE to Mr. Olsen, dated May 3, 1977, stated that if the entire 15 acre feet were withdrawn directly from the lake, it would result in a drop in lake level of slightly over one-half inch. Commissioner Stewart commented that the thing to do is to monitor the lake and make sure the level of the lake does not go down any Further. Commissioner Schoneman commented that the permit is good only until Sept. 30, 1977 and the amount of water drawn from the lake has been cut down from 500 gallons to 200 gallons per minute. CHANGE ORDERS N0.4 & 5 (Wheaton and Sylvan) Deputy Clerk presented Change Order #4 to relocate existing Light and Sign Structures at an estimated cost of $6,600.00 and Change Order #5 to provide and place ncw sprinkler system at an estimated cost of $800.00. Motion by Commissioners Schoneman and Stewart to approve Change Orders No. 4 and 5 and authorize mayor and city clerk to sign for the City, carried unanimously. BID REJECTION - PNEUMATIC BORING TOOL Deputy Clerk read memo From Water Superintendent, dated May 20, 1977, which stated the Model 2000 Hole Mog bid price is more than was budgeted and the street dept. air compressor is not large enough to efficiently operate this tool. It recommended that City Council reject the bid on the Allied Model 200 Hole Hog and call for bids For a Model 1000 or equal. Motion by Commissioners Schoneman and Stewart to reject bid for Pneumatic Boring Tool, carried unanimously. Motion by Commissioners Schoneman and Stewart to call For bids for a Model 1000 or equal as indicated on the specifications, carried unanimously. RIGHT-OF-WAY DEEDS - Sheridan Rd. Deputy Clerk presented right-of-way deeds on the north side of Sheridan Rd. from Robin to Wheaten from the following: Chester V. & Lela M. Fox; Maxine Fischler; Dorothy E. Dougherty; Collis g Marina McGraw; Lawrence E. & Jeanette L. Foster (2 deeds); John G. Doll, Jr. & Mary G. Doll; and Western Washington Corporation of Seventh-Day Adventists. -3- CITY COUNCIL MINUTES May 25, 1977 Page four Motion by Commissioner Schoneman and Mayor Jarstad to accept right-of-way deeds, refer to City Attorney's office for approval as to form and to City Clerk for recording, carried unanimously. ORDINANCE N0. 3565 - SEWER CONSTRUCTION CHARGES Deputy Clerk read, second reading, "AN ORDINANCE amending Ordinance No. 3147, Section IV, subsection H(4), which is codified in the Bremerton Municipal Code as BMC 15.04.550(d) and which relates to sewer construction charges". Motion by Commissioners Stewart and Schoneman to pass Ordinance No. 5563, by title only, carried as Follows: Mayor Jarstad, Yes; Commissioner Stewart, Yes; Commissioner Schoneman, Yes. ORDINANCE N0. 3364 - AMERICAN MARINE BANK ANNEXATION Deputy Clerk read, second reading, "AN ORDINANCE AND RESOLUTION adopting a comprehensive land use plan and zoning plan for certain real property reasonably expected to be annexed to the City of Bremerton at a future time, such planning and zoning to become effective upon annexation and, in part, amending the use and area maps according to Ordinance No. 1792 (American Marine Bank)". Motion by Commissioner Stewart and Mayor Jarstad to pass Ordinance No. 3364, by title only, carried as follows: Mayor Jarstad, Yes; Commissioner Stewart, Yes; Commissioner Schoneman, Yes. RESOLUTION NO. 1726 - REWARD FOR APPREHENDING VANDALS Deputy Clerk read Resolution No.' 1726, "A RESOLUTION authorizing the payment of rewards for persons furnishing information leading to the apprehension and conviction of persons violating certain municipal ordinances". Motion by Commissioner Schoneman and Mayor Jarstad to pass Resolution No. 1726. Under discussion: Commissioner Stewart stated something should be done to protect private property from vandals and asked if this reward could include private property as well as City property. Mr. McCluskey stated that public funds cannot be expended for private property. Commissioner Stewart asked Mr. McCluskey to check into it further because it costs a lot more to apprehend vandals than it would for the $200.00 reward. Mr. McCluskey stated he would look into it further. Commissioner Schoneman stated he has pictures of damage done by vandals last week at Meadowdale Pump Station. He gave details of the destruction and stated a resolution of this type is needed. Motion carried unanimously. VOUCHER 6951 - COMPASS MANAGEMENT Deputy Clerk read memo from City Clerk, dated May 24, 1977, which requested approval of voucher 6951 in the amount of $477.45 to Compass Management, which was released last week through an oversight. Motion by Commissioner Stewart and Mayor Jarstad to approve payment of voucher 6951 for $477.45, as audited by John Ross. Commissioner Stewart stated he did not want to pay them any more money until they get the job done; that they are behind schedule now, Motion carried unanimously. PUBLIC RECOGNITION Mayor Jarstad introduced the delegates from East High who will be attending Girls' State in Ellensberg this year. They are: Christy Knight, Laurie Martin and Judy Redenbaugh. Stan Satvet, 4409 Brentridge Place, spoke about the construction of the new Elks' Lodge to be built in East Bremerton behind Holy Trinity Catholic Church. Stated an 8,000 gallon septic tank would have to be installed to accommodate the building; that they would like to hook up to the Bremerton sewer system as they would like to annex to the City of Bremerton. Mayor Jarstad stated there is a petition being circulated to bring that whole area in the David addition i~to the City and Commissioner Schoneman explained that did not include the portion Mr. Sarver was discussing. Commissioner Schoneman explained why it was decided not to let anyone in the county connect with the City sewer and stated if the property were annexed, they could then connect to the City sewer. A lengthy discussion followed and it was the consensus of the Council -4- CITY COUNCIL MINUTES May 25, 1977 Page five that the easiest process for annexation would probably be to try and annex with the other portion over to Wheaton Way. The property where the new Elks' Lodge is to be built is not contiguous with the City limits now. Commis- sioner Stewart asked Mr. Sarver if they would be willing to help with the annexation petition and Mr. Sarver said they would help. Mayor Jarstad suggested that Mr. Sarver talk to the Planning Dept. and get a map showing the city limits and Mr. Sarver stated he would go talk to them today. Robert Green, 2022 Taft, stated that two years ago he obtained a Shoreline Development Permit for a piece of property on Snyder Ave. on which he planned to build four townhouses under the nine units per acre ordinance. He did not get a building permit at that time, and now the Building Dept. won't issue a permit to him. Stated he felt that inasmuch as hearings were held, he should not have to go through more hearings for a rezone. Commissioner Stewart stated this was a legal question, not a Council action. Mr. McCluskey stated that the Building Department's decision not to issue a building permit could be appealed. He stated further that until the building permit has been approved, Mr. Green does not have any "vested rights" in the property under the zoning at that time. Mayor Jarstad stated it would appear that the fastest route would be to apply for a rezone. Mr. McCluskey stated that Mr. Green's only avenue other than applying for a fezone is to appeal the building department's decision not to issue him a building permit. Mr. Green asked who would hear an appeal and Mr. McCluskey told him the City Council would hear Shirley Perry of the View Ridge Neighborhood and representative of the Council of Neighborhoods spoke about a fence that has been erected across a path the children of her neighborhood use to go to and from school. Stated that when the Conifer Apartments were constructed, the View Ridge Neighborhood negotiated with them for a walkway through their property and now a fence has been placed to keep the children and everyone else from using it. Commissioner Stewart stated he had talked to the City Attorney's office and he feels certain that the fence will have to be removed or a gate installed so people can use this path. Mrs. Perry stated she felt the neighborhood needed a definite plan to guarantee a path through the property. Commissioner Schoneman stated the City cannot make plans unless requested by the residents of that street through an LID and an LID has to be initiated by the people. Asked her to get a petition for an LID and the City will then prepare a plan. A lengthy discussion followed in regard to an LID and Mayor Jarstad commented that many of the residents in that area did not want anything to do with an LID because many of them feel the entire area will be zoned commercial and they will sell out. Mrs. Perry agreed that many people will not sign an LID, but stated the children still need protection and something must be done to protect them. Commissioner Stewart stated again that the City Attorney's office is working on this problem and she should give them a few days to settle it. HEARINGS - Arrow Cab Co., American Marine Bank Annexation, a Cronkhite Annexation Motion by Mayor Jarstad and Commissioner Stewart to hold hearings at this time, in the order listed on the agenda, carried unanimously. ARROW CAB CO: Mayor Jarstad stated since Arrow Cab Co. has requested a temporary taxicab license and no one was present for the hearing, that the hearing should be considered closed. Motion by Mayor Jarstad and Commissioner Stewart to consider hearing closed, carried unanimously. BID OPENINGS - Operation of Parking Garage Motion by Commissioners Stewart and Schoneman to open bids at this time, carried unanimously. Apcoa Inc., $400.00 per mo., plus 1% of monthly parking receipts and 28% of daily revenue over $1,500.00 per mo. Jan. thru Nov. and 10% of daily revenue over $S,000.00 for Dec. -5- CITY COUNCIL MINUTES May 25, 1977 Page six Diamond Parking Inc., $400.00 per mo., plus 1% of monthly parking receipts and 8.8% of daily revenue over $1,500.00 per mo. Jan. thru Nov.and 5% of daily revenue over $3,000.00 for mo. of Dec. Motion by Commissioner Stewart and Mayor Jarstad to award bid to Diamond Parking, Inc. as the low bidder, carried unanimously. AMERICAN MARINE BANK ANNEXATION - MEETING/PETITIONER Ken Attebery, Planning Director, explained legal procedures to be followed by the Council. Mr. Carl Berg of the American Marine Bank was present at the hearing. Commissioners discussed the procedures and the following motions were made: Motion by Mayor Jarstad and Commissioner Schoneman that the Council will accept the annexation if the petitioners are successful in gaining the signa- tures of the owners of 75% of the assessed valuation, carried unanimously. Motion by Mayor Jarstad and Commissioner Stewart that this be brought in under business zoning as shown on the comprehensive plan, carried unanimously. Motion by Mayor Jarstad and Commissioner Schoneman that the petitioner be required to assume all or any portion of existing City debts, carried unanimously. CRONKHITE ANNEXATION - MEETING/PETITIONER Ken Attebery, Planning Director, gave a brief description of the property using a map and stated there may be some problems with the Boundary Review Board in leaving a small group of lots to the east of the proposed area in the County. Leonard Kruse, attorney representing the petitioners, spoke about the area and stated it was his feeling that the only way this area will be annexed is piece-by-piece because too many residents in the area do not want to be annexed at this time. Deputy Clerk read a memo from the Planning Dept., dated May 25, 1977, which recommended that at a minimum the right-of-way at the intersection of Corbet and 15th should be added to the annexation area; that in regard to the Boundary Review Board criteria for annexation, it further recommended that the entire block and the full 17th Street right-of-way be included in the annexation. It stated further that a simple extension of the city limit line north along Corbet to 19th would be better yet. A discussion was held in regard to the city limit lines and the following motions were made: Motion by Commissioners Schoneman and Stewart that the Council will accept the annexation if the petitioners are successful in gaining the signatures of the owners of 75% of the assessed valuation, carried unanimously. Motion by Commissioners Schoncman and Stewart that in regard to the zoning and land use plan property be annexed under R-1 under the existing comprehen- sive plan, carried unanimously. Motion by Commissioner Schoneman and Mayor Jarstad that the petitioner be required to assume all or any portion of existing City debts, carried unanimously. BILLS Motion by Commissioners Stewart and Schoneman to give blanket approval to vouchers 7032 to 7035 and 7037 to 7135 inclusive in the amount of $59,698.37, audited by John R. Ross, carried unanimously. Meeting recessed from 11:25 A.M. until 11:50 A.M. COMMISSIONERS' REPORTS Commissioner Stewart: i. Very happy about the award on the parking garage. Diamond is charging less money to manage it, which he thinks is great. -6- CITY COUNCIL MINUTES May 25, 1977 Page seven 2. People are calling up about caterpillars. Would like to find a private contractor who could contact people with a caterpillar problem and tell them to take care of it ar he will do it for them and the City will put a lien on their property for payment. Mr. McCluskey read the ordinance which applies to caterpillars and gave the guidelines to follow to eradicate caterpillars. Commissioner Stewart suggested contacting a caterpillar eradicator, designate him as the City's agent and get these caterpillars taken care of. Commissioner Schoneman stated his office has been sending letters out and no one has refused yet to take care of the problem. Commissioner Stewart stated there were caterpillars on City trees also, but Colmmissioner Schoneman explained that the City trees have all been sprayed. 3. Stated sidewalks that are owned by private property as well as public are being taken over by ragweed so people can't walk down the sidewalks. There is a place on Reid and another on Lebo where the ragweed grows all over the side- walk. Wondered if property owners should pay for removal of the ragweed if it is his property. Commissioner Schoneman stated sidewalks are the responsibility of the abutting owners for repairs, broken concrete, etc. If it abuts on City property, the City is responsible. 4. Received a copy of the PSNS special bus runs. Stated there is one bus run that only gets 11 bus passengers a week. Talked to the bus company to do some consolidating on their special bus runs because only seven of these runs are making a profit. Commissioner Schoneman: 1. Was at the Wheaton/Sylvan project early this morning and reviewed the progress being made. Congratulated Moss Construction for the work being done. Traffic is slowed down at times, but it is passing through. Do not have to use a lot of by-pass roads to get through. Also, on Sheridan Rd., the water dept. is out of there now and the street dept. is just completing an extension of the sanitary sewer that will be paid for by the developers of the land east of McClain. Should be out of there the latter part of August. 2. Periodic rains have helped quite a bit in not having to use a lot of water. People have taken advantage of the rain and have discontinued their sprinkling, even at the higher rate. S. Tomorrow the State of Washington will be conducting a public hearing to consider wastewater construction projects to be funded 75% federal/25% state during this next fiscal year. This meeting will be held tomorrow at the Olympia City Hall at l:30 P.M. Commissioner Stewart commented that he is taking Norm Dicks' administrative assistant with him so she can speak on it too. Commissioner Schoneman stated they expect to get some information on it. Stated Red Beck had invited him to lunch at the Senate. Asst. City Attorney McCluskey: Stated his office had been requested to come forward with an opinion concerning the Mercer Enterprises suit. Stated some extensive research had been done, but he wanted to request an additional week to continue the research. Commissioner Schoneman: 4. Stated he received a letter from Art Anderson & Associates which stated that the general warranty on the Community Theatre Building was close to expiration and any items requiring contractor's correction should be brought to the contractor's attention as soon as possible. Stated the only significant problems the Community Theatre advisors are aware of is with the spray-on insulation. The insulation bears a five-year warranty by the applicator. Stated the Building Dept. will review the exterior prior to the expiration date. Commissioner Stewart stated he feltit is one of the finest Community Theatres in the northwest. Mayor Jarstad: 1. Thanked Mrs. R. J. Smith, who donated to the memory of her deceased husband a totem pole which has been placed at the entrance of Eastpark on Wheaton. Had the help of the Cub Scouts who painted the totem pole and helped to refurbish it. Certainly appreciated their help. Commissioner Schoneman stated it will be dedicated to R. J. Smith and a placque will be placed at the totem pole commemorating him as a builder. -7- CITY COUNCIL MINUTES May 25, 1977 Page eight 2. Stated the final design on the Coontz School property has been delivered to Mr. Pendergast. Stated the design will be taken to the school board meeting tomorrow night and the school board has on their agenda to take action on the applications that have been submitted for the option to buy the property and also the lease arrangement. If the school board approves the option to purchase, the City will then have under construction immediately the development of this site. Will show the development plans to the school board members to show them what is contemplated being done with the land. Also will take site plan and schedule meetings with some of the neighborhood people who have been before the Council. Gave a description of what will be built on this property. Stated he would get the drawing and show the Council the complete plans as they are proposed. Stated again if the school board approves the agreement, then the City will immediately move for the implementation of this schedule of updating that field. 3. Stated an appraisal has been received on the White blueberry property and that will be made available to the commissioners. Mr. McCluskey commented that Superior Court approval is needed to purchase the Coontz School property and Mayor Jarstad agreed but stated this approval was not needed on a lease arrangement. MENTOR ANNEXATION - Corbet Dr./Kitsap Way Deputy Clerk read memo from Planning Dept., dated May 25, 1977, which stated the Boundary Review Board made their decision to approve the Mentor Annexation and chose not to invoke jurisdiction. It requested that City Council set a date for public hearing on the annexation. Motion by Mayor Jarstad and Commissioner Stewart to set hearing date for June 8, 1977 at 10:30 A.M., carried unanimously. Meeting adjourned at 11:50 A.M. John R. Ross, Deputy City Clerk Approved: Glenn K. Jarstad, Mayor -8-