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CITY COMMISSIONERS' MEETING MINUTES
October 10, 1978
7APE #142 Regular meeting of the City Commissioners of the City of Bremerton, Washington,
(A) was heldin the City Council Chambers at City Hall, 239 Fourth Street, with
Mayor Jarstad presiding. Also present were Commissioner Stewart, Commiss'ioner
Swanson, City Clerk Mandio, Asst. City Attorney Haberly and representatives of
the press and radio.
Meeting was ?pened with the Pledge of Allegiance.
MINUTES OF OCTOBER 3, 1978
Motion by Cormmissloners Stewart and Swanson to approve minutes as circulated,
carried unanimously.
SEPARATIONS
Connie Griffith, Accounting/Treasurer, Extra Help, 10/9/78.
John B. Whalen, Conunissioner of Finance, Extra'Help, 10/9/78.
Kirby L. Smith, Commissioner of Finance, Extra Help, 10/9/78.
Sheree Crosier, Parks & Recreation, Lifeguard, 10/9/78.
Steven Hayes, Serviceman I, CETA #4559, Parks & Recreation, 10/6/78.
Helen Sutton, Police Dept., Extra Help, ~O/5/78~
Terry Dickey, Police Dept., Extra Help, 10/5/78.
Kim Kvistad, Police Dept., Extra Help, 10/5/78.
Motion by Commissioners Stewart and Swanson to approve separations, carried
unanimously.
NOTICES OF EMPLOYMENT
Kathy Anne Martell, Parks & Recreation, Part-Time Playleader, $3.50 per hr.,
10/2/78.
Ronald G. Powers, Wastewater, Extra Help, $4.00 per hr., 10/10/78.
DuWane Williams, Engineering, Extra Help, $3.00 per hr., 10/4/78.
Thomas Leonard, Water Distribution, Extra Help, $3.50 per hr., 10/6/78~
Michael E.'Smith, Water Office (Ou[side), Engineer Aide I 8A, $5.63 per hr.,
10/16/78.
Randy D. Stolz, Wastewater, Extra Help, $4.00 per hr., 10/10/78.
Motion by Commissioners Stewart and Swanson to approve notices of employment,
carried unanimously.
CHANGES OF PAY STATUS
Thomas Flanagan, Police Dept., 1st yr. to 2nd yr. Patrolman, $6.94 to $7.23
per hr., 10/17/78, CETA #4612.
Gregory ~teele, Police Dept., 4th yr. Patrolman'- 5 yrs., $7.93 to $8.O1 per
hr., 10/15/78.
Lawrence Foster, Police Dept., 4th Yr. Patrolman - 5 yrs., $7.93 to $8.O1 per
hr., 10/15/78.
Joe Stadler, Parking System Revenue, Extra Help, $5.00 to $5.50 per hr.., 10/2/78.
Charles .Monell, Engineering, Engr. Aide 2-1OA to lOB, $6.33 to $6.53 per hr.,
10/3/78.
Motion by Commissioners Swanson and Stewart to approve changes of pay status,
carried unanimously.
PAYR6LL VOUCHERS
Claim Fund, FICA and Bank Service Fees for payroll period Sept. 18 thru Oct. 1,
1978, $6,675.24; and Salary Fund, Gross Payroll for same period, $189,397.60,'
audited by John Ross.
Motion by Commissioner Stewart and Mayor Jarstad to approve payroll vouchers,
carried unanimously.
CLAIM FOR DAMAGES
Clerk presented claim from Mrs. Maciukiewfcz, 919 Cogean Ave. for $24.33. The
claim stated her basement was flooded due to a partially blocked city line in
the sewer. Clerk stated the claim had been sent to the insurance company and
the Water Dept. for a report.
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TAXICAB DRIVER'S LICENSE APPL]CATI()N
Paul Albert Carriere, approved by Capt. dohnson for Chief of Police.
Motion by Commissioners Stewart and Swanson to approve taxicab drfver's license
application, carried unanimously.
CALL FOR BIDS - 24 In. Water Supply blain
Clerk read memo from Water Superirlt(:ndent, dated Oct. 9, 1~78, requesting that
call for bids be apvroved to replace 200 ft. of 2a in. concrete pipe with 200
it. of 2a 5n/Class '~52" ducti!e iron pipe and two 1rans5t]on couplings and
authorize C~ty Water Department Lo do the work.
Notion by Commissioners Swanson and Stewart to approve call for bids for 200
it. ol 24 in./Class "52" ductile iron pipe a~,d two (2) transition couplings
and authorize Water Dept. to do the work. Dnder discussion: Commissioner
Swanson stated the County will reimburse the City for the work done; that this
is a no-expense item. Motion carried unanimously.
B]D AWARU - 12 INCH WELL CASING
C erk read mer::o f:om Wa~er Superir, tertdent~ dated Oct. 1(:, ~q78, which recommet,dec
that bid be auarded to Tsubota Steel & Pipe (o. for S]3.]O"L.F., as low bfdde~ .
Motion by (]cmmissioner Swanson and Mayor J. ars[ad to follow recommendation
Water Superintendent and award b~d to Tsubota Steel & Pipe Co., carried
~URPJ,US tt~U~ENI - W~J~r Dept.
Clerk r(dd n~ernc [rom Water SuDeriltti:(](il[. dLltud Oct. 10, 1978, requesting that
a 1905 Chevrolet van be declared surp]us and disposed of 5n the best ~nterest
of the City.
Hot&o~ by Commissioners Swanson and Stewart to declare 1965 Chevrolet van surp!u:.
and dispose ol in the best interest o~ ~he City, carried unanimously.
SURPLUS EQU]PblENT - Street Dept.
Clerk read memo from Street Superintendent, dated Oct. 9, 1978, ~hich requesled
that 1969 TD15 Bulldozer and 1976 Ecolotec Sweeper be deelared surplus
and disposed of in the best interest of the City.
Notion by Commissioners Swanson and Stewart to declare 1967 TD15 Bulldozer and
1976 Ecolotec: Sweeper surplus and dispose of Jn the best interest of the City.
carried unanimously.
SURPLUS EQI!lPNEN] - Street Dept.. Comn~un/(ations & Water Dept.
Clerk presented memos from Street Superintendent, dated Oct. 9, 1978~ Communica-
tions Supervisor, dated Oct. 9, 1978 and Water Superintendent~ dated Oct. 5,
requesting that the following items be declared surplus and disposed of in
best interest to the Clty: Nodel 6kE Addo-X lO-key adding machine, godel CI¥1
Harchant Calculator, ten (10) each GE Lube/vibrator mobile two-way radios
models), Serial #RA16543~ RA1655~, RAi6545, RA165~6, RA16547, RA16553~
RA16555, RA10729 and RA16880 and one (1) each GE portable two-way radio, Node]
PN~6LCS66, Serial #7~90~12 (2968 model), and two (2) old, worn cutoff saws
and Pouian).
~otion by Commissioners Stewart and Swanson to declare above items surplus a~
dispose of in Ihe best interest of the City. carried unan/mously.
ACCEPTANCE O? KIlSAP WAY SUPPLY L1NE
Clerk read memo lrom Water Superintendent, dated Oct. 4, 1978, which stated that
Crant Construction Co. has completed Lhe Kitsap Way supply line ~hich runs a]o?g
KJtsap ~ay lrom i.akehurst to the freeway.
Notion by Commissioners Svanson and Stewart to accept the Kitsap Way supply
as completed~ carried unanimously.
NAT1ONAL LEAGUE OF CITIES ANNUAL I)DES & PURCIIASE OF HEADQUARTERS BUILDING
Clerk presented a letter from National League ot Cities, dated Sept. 27, 1978.
~hlch stated that the Board of Directors has approved an assessment equal to
17% of the annual dues of each direct member city over the next 15 years for
the purpose of purchasing a headquarters building for the National League ot
Cities. Clerk stated the letter had been distributed to the Commissioners.
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She stated the City's share for 1979 is $1,O23.75 and the letter provided foum
plans for payment. Commissioner Stewart suggested us{ng Plan A - 15 equal
payment.s each equal to 17% of the membership dues.
Motion by Commissioner Stewart and Mayor Jarstad to approve payment as suggested
by Commissioner Stewart, carried unanimously.
KITSAP LAKE NEIGHBORHOOD ASSOCIATION RESOLUTION IN SUPPORT OF 1978-1983 PARKS &
RECREATION IMPROVEMENT PROGRAM
Clerk read letter from Kitsap Lake Neighborhood Association, dated Sept. 22, 1978,
which stated their neighborhood adopted the Kitsap Lake Neighborhood Association
Resolution In Support of the City of Bremerton 1978-1983 Parks and Recreation
Improvement Program On Sept. 21, 1978. Attached to the letter was a copy of the
resolution and these are both on file in the City Clerk's office. Mayor Jarstad
stated he appreciated their interest.
STREETS & APARTMENTS WITH SAME OR SIMILAR NAMES
Clerk read letter from Deputy Fire Marshall, dated Oct. 4, 1978, listing streets
and apartments with the same or similar names that could be misunderstood. She
stated Bill Meigs has asked the City AttOrney for an opinion on this. Commissioner
Swanson suggested referring the letter to the Planning Dept. so they can make new
developers aware of the problem of naming streets and apartments similar names.
LID PETITION - Edgewood Drive
Clerk presented an LID Petition for the construction of curbs, gutters and asphalt
surfacing along with necessary drainage structures on Edgewood Dr.
Motion by Commissioners Swanson and Stewart to accept LID Petition and refer to
Engineering Dept., carried unanimously.
GRANGE ORDER NO. i - Boat Shed
Clerk read memo from Asst. Fire Chief, dated Oct. 3, 1978, whlch recon~nended
approval of Change Order No. 1.
Motion by Mayor Jarstad and Commissioner Stewart to approve Change Order No. 1
for installation of footings under slab of new boat shed in the amount of $390.00,
carried unanimously.
RIGHT-OF-WAY AGREEMENT - Construction of County Road from Sherman Heights to
Roosevelt Blvd.
Clerk presented a Right-of-Way Agreement between the City and the County to allow
the County to construct a County Road from Sherman Heights to Roosevelt Blvd.
Commissioner Swanson stated the County will repave and make other improvements
on Union Street to Werner Road.
Motion by approve Agreement and Right-of-Way Deed, carried unanimously.
ACQUISITION OF PARCEL NO. 6 FOR NEW WASTEWATER FACILITIES
Clerk read memo from Wastewater Supervisor, dated Oct. 9, 1978, which stated
only Parcel No. 6 involves relocation of any person regarding acquisition of
land to expand the Charleston Treatment Plant Site for the new Wastewater
Facilities. The memo stated the owner wishes to relocate in Utah and recommended
that,the City provide her with a cash amount of $350.00 to allow her to make a
trip to Utah to find suitable housing; that she has indicated a willingness to
sell her property at the appraised value. Discussion followed and City Clerk
suggested entering into an agreement with her to purchase her property before'
providing this amount. Mayor Jarstad stated that before any action is taken,
the City should get an option on her property and it should be approved by the
City Attorney's office.
Motion by Commissioners Swanson and Stewart to provide Mrs. Jones with a cash
amount of $350.00 to make arrangements for housing, contingent upon an option
to purchase her property and subject to approval from the City Attorney, carried
unanimously.
SEWER EASEMENT OVER PARK PROPERTY, SIXTH AND AUTO CENTER WAY
Clerk read memo from Parks Superintendent, dated'Oct. 9~ 1978, which stated that
James Robinson Co., Inc. has requested an easement for a sewer lateral over park
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property at 6th and Auto Center Way. Mayor Jarstad stated that this is
pyoperty that was received from the Federal Government and approval is needed
from GSA before any action can be taken. Commissioner Swanson suggested that
the City Engineer determine the type of pipe material that is used.
Motion by Mayor Jarstad and Commissioner Swanson to approve, sewer easement
subject .to approval by GSA and that City Engineer approve pipe material that
is used, carried unanimously.
ORDINANCE NO. 3469 - Municipal Taxes
Clerk read, second reading, "AN ORDINANCE of the City of Bremerton levying
municipal taxes against all the taxable property within the city limits of
Bremerton for the year 1978 and approving the assessment roll made by the
Assessor of Kitsap County, therefore, to be collected in the year 1979"~
Motion by Commissioners Stewart and Swanson to pass Ordinance No. 3469 on
second reading, by title only, carried as follows: Mayor Jarstad, Yes;
Commissioner .Stewart, Yes; Conmaissioner Swanson, Yes.
ORDINANCE NO. 3470 - Navy Yard Metal Trades Credit Union
Clerk read, second reading, "AN ORDINANCE amending the use and area maps of
Ordinance No. 1792 as amended and granting a variance of Section 718 of Ordinance
No. 1792 (Navy Yard Metal Trades Credit Union)".
Motion by Mayor Jarstad and Commissioner Swanson to pass Ordinance No. 3470,
on second reading, by title only, carried as follows: Mayor Jarstad, Yes;
Commissioner Stewart, Abstain; Commissioner Swanson, Yes.
ORDINANCE NO. 3471 - Brandt
Clerk read, second reading, "AN ORDINANCE amending the use and area maps of
Ordinance No. 1792, as amended, (B~andt)".
Motion by Commissioners Stewart and Swanson to pass Ordinance No. 3471, on
second reading, by title only, carlied as follows: Mayor Jarstad, Yes; Commis-
sioner Stewart, Yes; Commissioner Swanson, Yes.
RESOLUTION NO. 1784 - Bremerton Sewerage System Improvements
Clerk read, "A RESOLUTION authorizing the filing of a joint application with the
Environmental Protection Agency of the United States of America, and the State
of Washington for a Construction Grant under the Federal Water Pollution Control
Act of 1972, as amended, to aid in the financing of the proposed Bremerton Sewerage
System Improvements".
Motion by Commissioners Stewart and Swanson to pass Resolution No. 1784, carried
as follows: Mayor Jarstad, Yes; Commissioner Stewart, Yes; Commissioner Swanson,
Yes.
ORDINANCE, FIRST READING - Taxi Fares
Clerk read, first reading, "AN ORDINANCE amending Section 2t of Ordinance No.
2888 as amended by Ordinance No. 3100 and Ordinance No. 3138 and Ordinance No.
3378; relating to taxi fares".
Motion by Commissioner Stewart and Mayor Jarstad to approve ordinance on first
reading, by title only, carried as follows: Mayor Jarstad, Yes; Commissioner
Stewart, Yes; Commissioner Swanson, Yes.
BILLS
Motion by Mayor Jarstad and Commissioner Swanson to give blanket approval to
vouchers 06700 thru 06806 inclusive in the amount of $88,492.99 and vouchers
6694 and 6695 inclusive in the amount of $11,410.54, checked by Darlene Herrmann,
carried as follows: Mayor Jarstad, Yes; Commissioner Stewart, Abstain due to
a minute interest in ITT Grinnell; Commissioner Swanson, Yes.
Meeting recessed from 9:45 ~.M. until 10:00 A.M.
PUBLIC RECOGNITION
Karen Schmidt commended the City Commissioners for adopting Resolution No. 1778
and their participation in trying to save the taxpayers money and make the bus
system more efficient.
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COMMISSIONERS' REPORTS
Commissioner Stewart:
He stated there are 787 people on the automatic payment system at this time.
Commissioner Swanson:
Presented Prospectus and Municipal Agreement for placement of guard rails at
various locations within the City.
Motion by Commissioner Swanson and Mayor Jarstad to accept Municipal Agreement
and Prospectus and authorize Mayor and City Clerk tosign for the City, carried
unanimously.
Mayor Jarstad:
1. Police Report for September - 1,O87 arrests.
2. Discussed the committee that has been set up to look a~ cost formulas on
funding various activities with outside governmental entities; that they will be
meeting sometime in the next two weeks and they hope to come up with a better
rationale for funding these activities, such as CENCOM. He stated he is working
on several formulas now. Commissioner Stewart stated the CPA who has been
retained to look at the Health Dept. should talk to the Mayor regarding this
joint funding. Mayor Jarstad stated they are looking at the fairness of any
funding.
Meeting recessed from 10:20 A.M. until 10:30 A.M.
HEARINGS - Harkins Place Rezone and R/W Vacation Continuance and Islam Rezone and
Change in Land Use Restrictions
Motion by Mayor Jarstad and Commissioner Swanson to hold hearings in orde~ listed
above, carried unanimously.
HARKINS PLACE REZONE AND R/W VACATION CONTINUANCE
Clerk stated this hearing has been~continued and she has received nonew cor-
respondence. Dorothy Smith, Admiqistrative Assistant, explained the proposal
and stated the site is located at the corner of Sylvan Way andWheaton Way.
Bill Denend, attorney for the applicants, distribhted copies of the site plan
and stated it will be a concrete steel building and the only entrance and exit
for traffic is from Sylvan Way. He stated there are pedestrian entrances from
Wheaton Way. He stated the design emphasizes buffering between the proposal
and the adjoining property; that there will be an 8-ft. wall on the west and
south with a hedge on the inside. He stated further that all shops will be
contained in the building and it is a mall-type structure.
Discussion followed between Commissioner Swanson and Mr. Denend regarding the
proposal and Mr. Denend stated they will meet all criteria of the City in
developing this property. Mr. Harris, architect, stated they want to conform
in every way with the City code.
PROPONENTS:
Elizabeth Buell, 1722 High Ave., stated they have tried to do everything that
was requested to protect the neighbors. She presented a petition with signatures
of the majority of the property owners that approved removal of the covenants.
OPPONENTS:
David Warham, 1111Dibb, presented a petition opposing the rezone and removal
of the covenants. He stated he feels if HarkiDs Place is rezoned, it will open
up the whole area for rezone and he wants it to remain residential. He stated
he does not want any more business in Olympic Manor because it would create more
traffic and noise.
William F. Lewis, 1120 E. 33rd, stated he is opposed to the rezone and he thinks
it is still a pretty nice place in which to live.
Mrs. Brownhill, 1109 Dibb, stated that people closest to the proposed rezone are
against it; that Harkins Place is part of Olympic Manor.
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Evelyn Hill, 3230 Herren Ave.~ stated she is against any more commercial
development in this area; tha't there is enough traffic in the area already.
Mrs. Buell read from the covenants and stated the signatures she obtained were
in favor of removing the covenants and also in favor of the fezone. She stated
the neighbors would be better off because the building itself would be a sound
barrier. She spoke of the green belt being removed and stated the residents of
Harkins Place have no sound barrier at all. Mrs. Brownhill stated there are
trees and shrubs all along that highway from Dibb to Harkins Place and it is a
good place to live.
Mrs. Hanson, 3308 Harkins Place, stated that when the highway was extended, the
City took their green belt to widen the street. She stated 25,000 cars come
over the bridge and 80% come by her place; that there is no buffer zone and the
traffic and noise continues day and night.
Kathy Pruitt, 3305 Harkins Place~ spoke of the danger to children due to the
traffic and stated someone has to accompany her daughter to the school bus to
make sure she doesn't get hurt. She also spoke of the difficulty in getting
out of Harkins Place because of the traffic.
Mr. Denend stated this proposal is the best utilization of the property and
it will provide the City and the area with another facility to house some of
the commercial business that is coming into the area; that the noise generated
by the businesses will be confined in the building. He stated they have met
the criteria that was established and he urged the City Council to approve the
rezone.
Ralph Hanson, 3308 Harkins Place, stated they want to beautify this corner and
he thinks this proposal will be beneficial to the community. He stated they
have already lost part of their p~operty and he thinks they should be allowed
to get out of there.
Chuck Denend stated they have a letter from the Sheridan Neighborhood which
supports this rezone. He stated that most of the complaints have been against
the traffic that is already there and their businesses will use the existing
traffic.
Mayor Jarstad spoke of the difficulty in making a decision; that there is a
very strong feeling from the neighborhood that they do not want any further
rezoning in this area and at the same time there are three corners that are
already zoned business. He stated the Planning Commission has denied this
rezone request on a policy decision.
Commissioner Swanson stated that one of the problems is projecting wh~t will
happen if this rezone is denied and what will happen to the residences in that
area. He stated he does not feel those residences have any viable value unless
there is a sound barrier built.
Commissioner Stewart stated he would like to see something done, but the thing
that bothers him is that the applicants did not bring in the plan until 10
minutes before the hearing and he thinks it is unfair to have these people cQme
down to so many hearings. He stated the applicants had plenty of time to submit
their plans before today and for that reason he will vote no.
Discussion followed and Mayor Jarstad stated it comes down to either sustaining
the decision of the Planning Commission or not sustaining it.
Motion by Coramissioner Stewart and Mayor Jarstad'to sustain the decision of the
Planning Commission and deny the rezone request. Under discussion: Commissioner
Swanson stated there are two things that should be noted: (l) The Planning Staff
reluctantly thought this should be rezoned with the proper restrictions, and (2)
At the time the Wheaton/Sylvan intersection was ~esigned, it was assumed that
this would go commercial. He stated he thinks the City ha~ a moral obligation
to replant along that strip if the rezone is not approved. Mayor Jarstad asked
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if it was the Council's policy or the Engineer's policy that this would go
commercial and Commissioner Swanson stated it was the concept and understanding
of the Engineering Dept. Question was called and motion carried unanimously.
Meeting recessed from 11:45 A.M. until 11:55 A.M.
ISLAM & ~SSOCIATES REZONE AND CHANGE IN LAND USE RESTRICTIONS
Commissioner Stewart stepped down due to a possible appearance of fairness.
Clerk read letter from Dr. Islam, dated Oct. 6, 1978, which stated they have
no objection to his participation in the hearing. Commissioner Stewart stated
he felt he should step down anyway and he left the meeting.
Clerk read Planning Commission Resolution No. 4~4 which recommended denial of
the rezone request. She explained that the Change in Land Use Restrict{ons on
Lot #19 had been approved Aug. 29, 1978 and Lot #4 had been held in abeyance
Until the rezone request was heard. She stated the hearing had been advertised,
posted and letters of notification mailed as required by law. She then stated
that 32 advisory ballots were sent, 17 returned with 6 agreeing, 10 disagreeing
and 1 neutral.
Ken Attebery, Planning Director, spoke of the proposal using sketches and site
plans. He stated the designated use is for a restaurant and a parking lot.
Jim Sanchez, attorney, spoke of the fragmentary decisions which have been made
regarding this proposal and stated they hope to clear up some of the confusion.
HeTpointed out that the Bridgeview Medical Center has been constructed and
experience has shown that there is a wealth of parking without using Lots 4 and
19. He stated that Dr. Islam has said he does not need this parking for the
Clinic and he knows that adequate parking isessential. Mr. Sanchez stated
they want to,maintain this area as a health care center but other facilities
must be provided for people visltihg this health care center. He stated the
restaurant which is being proposed is a medium-price, family-type restaurant.
William Richardson stated there is a mad scramble at lunch time with people
driving to a congested area and the majority of the people were overjoyed at
the thought of having a restaurant within walking distance. He stated the
hospital cafeteria is open only for short periods and it seems logical to him
to have an attractive restaurant that is close by.
Jim Harris, architect, went through the sequence of development on these lots
and pointed out the area requested for rezoning to B-2. He stated they will
locate the building at any location on the parcel and requested that City
Council approve rezone to B-2 for construction of a restaurant facility.
Paul Bernie stated he was a representa'tive of Sea Galley Restaurants and he
feels his restaurant will add a lot to that area. He described the type of
restaurant it wilt be and stated it will be open from 11:OO A.M. to 4:00 P.M.
for lunch and 4:00 P.M. to 11:OO P.M. for dinner, with the lounge staying
open one hour later than the dining room; that Saturday will remain open one
hour later and Sunday it will close at 10:OO P.M. and the lounge will not
remain open on Sunday.
Dr. Islam stated a restaurant is needed in this area to help support the health
care center. He also stated that he does not think they will ever need Lot #4
for parking. Commissioner Swanson questioned Mr. Attebery about parking facilities
and Mr. Attebery stated there is adequate parking according to City standards.
OPPONENTS:
Wayne Deitz stated he is re'presenting his mother who lives directly behind the
proposed rezone and he asked that. the building be placed in the southwest
corner of the development, away from his mother's home. H.e stated that a
restaurant probably is needed in the area.
Discussion followed regarding parking and M~. Harris stated there are 122 parking
stalls required by code and the Medical Building has 155 now. Further discus-
sion followed regarding placement of the building and Mayor Jarstad stated he
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felt it should be placed in the southwest corner of the development; that this
would allow beauEification of the parking lot and protect the residential area
on the hill. He stated further that he feels this should be rezoned to B-2 as
Wheaton Way will not sustain R-1 zoning; that this is a medical complex and it
will continue to grow.
Commissiol~er Swansol~ agreed that the buiding should be placed in the southwest
corner and be stated that considerable attention should be paid to parking.
Motion by Commissioner Swanson arid Mayor Jarstad to lift Land Use Restrictions
from Lot #~, carried.
Motion by Commissioner Swanson and Mayor Jarstad to approve fezone to B-2 with
Uhe following conditions: (1) The site to be developed essentially as shown on
the site plan; (2) Access to Wheaton Way to be determined upon approval of the
City Engineer and Police-Traffic Division; (3) Main structure on the site shall
be located in the southwest portion of the site; (4~ No vehicular access shall
be provided to Cherr) Court; and (5) Screening along east and north property
line as required by ordinaf~ce, carried.
Meeting adjourned at t:05 P.M.
Kathleen L. Mandio, City Clerk
Approved:
Glenn K. Jarstad, Mayor
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