HomeMy WebLinkAbout01/22/75 cITY C0UNCIL MEETING
JANUARY 22, 1975
The ~eg. ulaP meeting of the City Council of the City of B~ene~ton, W~shlngton, was held in the
Council Chambers of City Hall at 9:00 a.m., PST, Wednesday, Januar~y 22, 1975. Attending w~r~:
Mayor Jar~tad, p~esiding; C~,,~issione~ Stew~i-t, C~,,~issioner Schor~man, City Clerk Yeadon,
Assr. City Attorney Pinekney, and representatives of the ppess and radio.
Meeting opened with the Pledge of Allegiance and Invocation by Rev. Nesse, Pastor of Our
Saviour's Lutheran Church.
~ of Januar~y 15, 1975, were read and app~-uved as ~nended.
Gordon Shibsted, Gour~ Administmtom, 83.83 hour, Effective January 13, 1975.
Motion by Mayor Ja~stad and C~,,,uisstone~ Stews/~ t~ al~e the ~mplo~ment, carried unanimously.
(MANGES IN PAY STATUS
Ruth C~leman, 'Extr~ Help, 82.~7 %xJ 82.7~, Treasurer's Office, January 12, 1975.
Betty Love, Office Asst. I, City Treasurer's Office, $2.~7 to $2.7~, Civil Service F~igible,
EffectiVe Jan,,a~y 12, 1975.
Motion by Co~mlssionem Stewart and Mayor Ja~stad to approve the Changes in Pay Status, carried
~anlmously.
Mt~40 RE: UL'I'A POSITIONS
Clerk ~ead memo fr~m Kitsap County ~ploj~nent g Tmatning Planning Office for~ing Participant
Allocation Plan fop ecmpletion, and r~_f~.~,lng to their letter of Jan,~m~yllSth. City Clerk
explained that M~. Southe~land advised that a January 15th lette~ has not been ~eceived by the
City. Clerk noted positions must be f~l~ed by Januar~y 31st, 1975.
PAYROLL VOUCHERS
Clerk presented Payroll Vouche~ fop period De~mlbeP 30 through January 12, 1975, gross payroll,
$130,~32.05; also, presented vouche~ fora O0 FICA and Bank Service Fees in amount of 8~,555.~1.
(Both audited by John Ross)
Motion- by Mayo~ Jar~tad and C~sslone~ Stewar~ to app,-ore lhe payroll vouchers, carried
unan~mouslv.
Clemk p~esented Employees' Ret~ent Fund List for January, 1975, in gross ~mount of $3,070.10.
Motion by Cc~nissione~ Stewar~ and Mayor JaPstad to approve the list, carried unanimously.
CLAIM - JOYCE SKINNtR
Clerk p~esented Claim for Personal Injul-ies filed by Joyoe M. Skinner in ~*Junt of 85~000 plus
$16~. 20 fop special damages and oosts. Refer~ed to I~e Company and Ben Rust of the
Municipal T~ansit.
CLAIMS FOR DriES
Clerk presented Claim fol- Da~es frc~ Ervin F~/me in a~xJunt of 868.00 plus tax, which was
refer,red to Insurance Ccmpany; also, presented Claim fop Dsr~ages f£u,~ Dorothy Folgez~ in ar~ount
of 899.5~ which was Pefe~ to Insurance Company.
CALL FOR BIDS - STRk~r SW~
-Clerk read me,no dated 21 Janual~y 1975 from Street Dupt. to Commissione~ Schoneman l~questing
autherization to call for bids fop one new street sweeper. Hopefully funds will be available
in May ol~ June, 1975.
Molion by Cc~ssioneP Slewa~-t and Mayor Ja~slad to aut~Pize bid call, carried unanimously.
~EqUEST FOR ~D~ET ADOUSTMENT - .POLICE DEFr.
Clerk read memo dated 22 Januar~ 1975 fr~m Chief of Police to City Council requesting
to restore 813,000.00 cut from the Police Depa~.h,~ant 1975 machinery and equilJ~ent budget
subnlssion due to the fact that 819,538.00 was r~ceived f~cm the State as a reimbu~s~nent for
expenditures on installation of a po~tlon of Communications Central.
Motion by Mayor Jars/ad and Cc~mis~one~ Stewal~t to approve the budget ad~us~nent as ~ecc~mended,
t-~included in the next ol~dinance ~nending the budget, car%~ied unanimously.
BID AWARD - COMPo'£bR
Clel~k ~ead m~mo dated 20 Janual-y 1975 f~u~ Computer Bid Review C~m',%ittee to City Council
mec~,,,,ending award ~o low bidder, Bul~roughs Coz.poration~ on a seven-yea~ pulx/hase plan they
have proposed.
Motion by Cu,,,,issioneP Stewsr~c and Ma~P Jar~tad to purchase the Bupro~ghs CcmputeP Machine on
the seven-yea~ pul~.hase plan, as recommended by the Bid Review Cu~,,~ttee, carried unanimously.
Co~missioner Schoneman thanked representatives of Bu£.~ughs and I~M fop thei~ p~esentations made
yesterday on the computer~.
CITY COUNCIL MEETING - JANUARY 22, 3975 (Co.nt..)
ACCEPna2qCE OF CONCR~£E CONTRACT
~lerk read memo '~{ated 21 January 1975 frc~ City Engineer to City Council recommending acceptance
of Ed H~on Concrete Contract for Sheridan Road frcm Lebo to Pine with the deletion of the
extruded curb at Pine and Sheridan Road which can be done later with City forces or in connection
with the eontraot for the next section of Sheridan Road.
Motion by Commissioner Schoneman and Mayor Jarstad to follow reoommendation of City Engineer
and accept the contract deleting extruded curb at Pine and Sheridan, carried unanimously.
CALL FOR BIDS - Mrl%k BOXES
Clerk ~ead memo dated iS January7 1975 frcm E.R. Weller to Cu~,~ssione~ Schone~an requesting
authorization to call for bids for 300 mete~ boxes to be used for new installations and
r~placement of b~oken boxes.
Motion by Mayor Jarstad and Cc~missioner Schoneman to authomize bid call, ear, led unanimously.
FJR~HASE OF PIPE/ACC0~DIN~ TO CONTRACT
~lerk explained that the '~ity had o~der~d pipe ur~e~ Contract #1398, and U.$. Pipe g Foun~
had filled the o~de~ and billed the City for a highe~ amount due to inc~ease~ in prices;
however, he (City Clerk) had eonfe~ with Mm. McCluskey, Asst. City Attorney, who
advised him how ~o o~der pipe and p~otect the City on contract p~ices; the_~efo~e, City Clerk
~ended City Council approve payment at eontmact p~ice which is approximately nine tbous~nd
dollar~ less than pmice claimed by the Ccmpany; also, noted that M~. MeCluskey concurred in this
r~c~,,,~endat ion.
Motion by Cu,,,~issione~ Stewart and C~m~nissionem Sehoneman to approve payment on contract p~ice
as reeu,,~ended, ear, led unanimously.
SURPLUS COUNi~ - POLICE DEPARTM~
Clerk read memo dated 15 January 'i975 from Captain Johnson to City Couacil nequestlng mahogany
counter with formica top be d~lar~d surplus as it is no longem needed in the Poliae
~otion by Mayor Jarstad and Co,missioner Stewart to declar~ the Countem surplus to be disposed
o-- ~I~--best inter~st of City, carried unanimously.
SET NEARIN~ DATES - SHOR~LINE MANAGD~T P~MIT APPLICATIONS
~ler~k ~eaJ mem).~f~cm Planning ~'ept. to Ci't~ '~lerk advising that Cour~il Heaming Dates ~hould he
set on the following applioations for Shoreline Management Substantial Development Permits:
Cascade Natural ~as (3 applleatlons); Quarterdeck Restaurant; Gordon Solie. City Clerk ~ecommend~
heapin~s on these applications be held February7 19~ 1975, which ~ould be between 30 and S0 days
after the last date of publioation of the Notice of A~plication.
Motion by Mayor Jamstad and Commissioner Stewapt to set the hearing dates February7 19, 1975,
at-~.'00 a.m., carried unanimously.
Sn'f HEARING DATE - REZONE HEARINGS (WALGR~, SEXTON; McCLUSKEY/OLYMPIC INV. )
~%erk ~ead m~mo dated ~1 January 1975 from Pl~m%{ng DireCtor to "City Council ~ecc~mending beaming
of WalKren, Sexton, McCluskey Applieaiion for Rezone and hea~ing of 01~mpic Investors Applioation
For Rezone be set for the same meeting, and whatever action is taken must apply to bothh~ezones.
Molion by Ma~or Ja~stad and C~ssioner Stewart to set the hea~ing dates February 5, 1975~ at
1-~a.m0, carried unanimously.
~ - BONDS
Clerk read memo fr~m himself to City Council asking if the Council wishes to maise bond fora
Asst. City Treasur~m, and stating consideration might also be given to raising bond for Police
Judge and City Engineer; also, stated he felt the blanket bond fo~ city employees is adequate
because of the small ~s of money which amc handled by other employees. City Clerk advised
that any changes desired should be z~ferpad to City Attomney's Office fora prepapation of
emending Ordinance.
Pbtion by Cu~,,~issioner $chone~an and Mayor Jarstad that Ore-missioner Stewar~ and City Clemk
Yeadon womk together and make ~ee~,~,,endation to the Council on this matter, carried
unanimously.
~ - VTN TRANSIT $%UDY
Clerk read m~mo dated ~1 January 1975 from Asst. Tmeaaurar to City Council advising tha~ Council
acceptance of the VTN study is r~qui~ed in order for Puget S~und G0ve~.~'~¥~ental Conference to
finalize payment to VTN. It was the consensus of the 0ouneil that Ben Rust of the %%-ansit
System give his r~cc~mendation next Council Meeting. It was pointed out that the City will
not be requi~ed to follow the study afte~ acceptance.
FAM ~o~ect - Wheaton/Sylvan
Clemk 'r~ad m~mo' dat~d"29-January 1975 f~u,~ City Engineer to City Council foxing City/County
Agreement to be signed by the Mayor and City Clerk and the One-half Cent Gas Tax Prospectus to be
signed by Cc~mis$ionem of Public Works in connection with this
Motion by Co.missioner Stewart and O~ssione~ Sehonenan to authorize C~,,,issioner of Public
Works to sign the One-half Cent Gas Tax Prospectus and to authorize Mayom and City Clerk to
sign CilT/county Agreement, carried unanimously.
CITY COUNCIL PUdL'I'ING - JANUARY 22~ 1975 (Cont.)
AGREtMENT/FASD~q~T - F~ESTONE STORE
Clerk read m~mo dated ~0 'January 1975 from City Enginee~ to City Council advising that on
Dec~be~ 28, 1973, City Council approved an Outside Utility Agreement for Robert C. Mathwig
to provide a sewe/, connection for his P~Oper~y at the northwest o~Pnem of %~neaton Way and Buoad
Street for a new Firestone Store and he now plans to construct a connection to Almlma Sanitary
Sewer in the north-south easement for sanitary and storm sewer~ and is buildlnK a manhole
on the sanitary sewer and will construct 310 feet of sewer on an'eas~nent to the west of the
propek-ly llne of the- Firestone ProperTy. Also stated Mm. Mathwig is desirous of having a
relmbuPs~nent agreement as the~e ar~ a n~nbe~ of properties which abut this new llne.
Rec~,,ended that Easement be accepted and Relmbumse~-nt ~ent be appzoved.
Me, ion by C~,,A/ssione~ Schonen~n and Ma3~r Jal-stad to accept the easement and refen to
tt~-~-~ey's Office for checking as to fern% and to City Clerk for r~oording AND to accept the
Reimbursement Ag~e~nent for a pe~iod of ten yeal-s whleh has already been apD~3ved by
Attorney's Office and to have this recorded also; carried unanimously.
DEED/EASD~T - ARSENAL WAY SANITARY SEWER (BJORK)
Clerk read memo dated 16 January 1975 from City Engineer to City Council subnitting deed and
eas~ent transferring the old West Pa~k Housin~ Sanitary Sewer to the Citv.
Motion by Cc~missioner Sehon~nan and Cors~issionem Stewal~ to accept the deed and easement and
~---f~-to City Attorney's 0ffiee for checking as to form and to City Clerk fop recording, carried
unanimously.
10:O0 - REPORTS
C0~ISSIONER ~rhWART:
1. ReporTed that the County has a time limit on rezones, and if the p~oper~ is no~ developed
within a certain a~ount of time, the pr~pe~ reverts hack to original zoning. Feel the City
should look into this type of requirement to make sure development takes place and that it
wasn't zoned for speculation purposes.
2. Bus Routes in East R~emer~on will be changed 'February 1st to allow buses to go to hospital
without going to Value Giant Store among othe~ changes. Reported on funds available fop bus
stops and markinz~s.
3. Gave n~nthly Papking Gamage Repor~ showi~lg a low loss figure in Decembep of $5,202. Also
reviewed annual reporT which showed 30.9 percent increase ove~ anticipated revenue. (On file,
Treasurer' s Office)
~. ~buld like opinion fr~m City Attorney as to whethe~ Sewe~ Disl-eict No. 1 Agreement is in
foree.
$. Met with City of Por~ 0~chard regarding sale of wate~ yesterday.
REPORTS - CO~ISSIONER SCHON~:
1. E.R. Wellem, WRtem Supt., attended public beaming on petition for Kitsap County Sewer
Feasibility Study for the Gorst a~ea, and repo~ted that Chairman Randall indicated that the
County was interested in serving the amea, but had to have a mo~e favorable petition before the
{'muntv could finance the study.
2. Received call yesterday regarding wate~ ~onditions at 0yste~ Bay. S~ple test by Health
Dept. indicated ther~ was no oil detected, and cause for discoloration must have been organic.
Also, a number of ducks have been repo~ted dead, and sewer plant opemation checked to be
operating perfectly, so this is ati-eibuted to s~eone possibly feeding the ducks.
3. Received lette~ from Puget Sound Powe~ g Light advising that notices should not be posted
on light Doles, and ~equesting that ail signs be r~noved.
g. Water at Casad Dam, 630 million gallons, is almost at ovemflow ma~k which is 5~9.g. Still
have some water run-off fr~m the snow. The annual one million gallons of water to be sold
PorT Or~hard is surplus to our needs, and they will have to make thei~ own ~onneotion at Anderson
C~eek Pump Station and ca~.~.y this wate~ to thei~ own reservoir.
REPORTS - MAYOR
1. Attended Optcmist Club Banquet honoPinK local school safety patrol, and presented awards to
patrol members. Cc,meqted that the safety pah-ul pro~ has been in operation about 25 yea~s,
and has held an excellent safety record.
2. Housing Meeting on USS CONS~i'ELLATION will be held 11:30 today. If rentals a~e available,
should call Constellation Housing N~nber or Mayor's Office.
~. Will be meeting with T~ident Coordinator and County Co~missioners to discuss application for
funding due to federal ~mpact p~ojected in this ar~a.
CITY COUNCIL Mr~I'ING - JANUARY 22, 1.9.75 (Cont.)
4. Traffic flows across bridges 20 percent higher than comparable count last year. Manette
Bridge Inkound ~7,80~; Outbound ~4,068. ~ Avenue B~idge/In~ound, 113,3119; Outbound~
112,965. Traffic counts taken at Kitsap Way and Corbet and on Navy Yard Highway also show
increase.
5. Will not be at Council Meeting next week; plan to make trip to San Diego and r~turn to
Bremerton with CON~rELLATION crew aboard ship. Will show films of the Mo~thwest, and speak on
driving safety in connection with weathem conditions in Br~mel~ton.
NON-UNIFO~M EMPLOYEES' CONTRACT (COST OF LIVING WAGE INCRFASE)
Mayor Jarstad stated that the Council has not ~eeeived a formal letter advising the Union
has accepted the City's offer; however, the curr~nt offer ~s accepted and should be impl~nented
as soon as possible. Stated this would include a 12-pe~ent cost-of-living pay increase for
non-uniformed ~nployees covered by this contract.
Motion by Mayor Ja~stad and Cu,,,%issloner Stew~ that if the Union Accepts the Contract, Chief
7%-~untant be authorized to make necessary changes for the current pay ~eriod, carmied
unanimously.
PUBLIC RECOGNITION
Law~ence Stein, 1'51~ N. W~ff, ec~mended the Council on purchase of ~ith School; also~ spoke of
probl~n he is haveing with delivery trucks driving on his lawn while making deliveries to
wa~ebouse building at lSth g Wyeoff; that the Street is ver~/ naz,~ow on the side of the building
and it is a problem when ~0-foot trucks ape delivering at this entrance. (To be reported to
Police Depa~.b,emt/Traffic Division)
CENSUS CCONT
Mayor Jarstad stated a census count should be taken in 1975 which is a good year because
Br~mer~on's vacancy factor will be low and population is basis fora State Funding allocations.
Cu'~,~ented this census ~uld last five years, and cost would be minimal.
Motion by Mayor Jarstad and Commissioner Schon~.~an to notify the State that the City of
~rton will take census count in Bremerton this year, carried unan~ously.
PRESENTATION - S~OOL LEVY SUPPORT
Michael Biggs, President of School Board; M~s. Gleysteen, Hoard Member, and Supt. of Schools
Dr. Thornton (Tom) Ford were present at Council r~esting City Council support of the
up-o~ng school levy. Discussion w~s held~ and M~. Biggs answered questions of the Council
and pointed out that the Schools will actually be operating at a lowe~ budget than last year,
and this levy will merely maintain the p~esent level of instruction.
Motion by Cu,~.issioner Schonenan and Mayor Jamstad to endorse the up-eomlng school levy,
tattled unanimously.
Motion by Cu~,,,issioner Stewart and Mayor Jarstad to hold hearings as scheduled on agenda,
ear~ied unanimously.
SYLVESTER SC~£r£' REZONE - OLYMPIC AV~k~fE
Clerk' stated that letters were mailed to prope~ owners, notice was published in newspaper, and
property was posted; all at the proper t~me as rt~quJ_~ed by law.
Clerk read Planning Cu,mission Resolution bb. 278 ~ending appmoval of the rezone from
R-1 to R-2 for construction of a duplex dwelling.
Clerk read excerpt of Plannir~ Commission Minutes dated Decembe~ 18, 1974, at which time a
motion was passed unanimously to r~co~mend aDl~r~val of the rezone from R-1 to R-~ for duplex onl~
Clerk read Envir~ental Asses~ent and Staff Review det~tining that rezoning of this property
would not significantly affect the quali~y of the environment.
Clerk read the following Depal~h,~ental Responses: Engineering depa~h,ent, no objection; Fire
Depar. b,~ent, no objection; Police Traffic, no objection as long as off-~tzeet parking is made
available.
George Plescher, City Planner, gave back, mound of request, and explained that Mm. Schmitt's
prop,.tV is 5600 square feet and 5800 square feet is requiped fop a duplex; that this cannot
be done by variance~ and must go through the rezoning procedure. Mr. Plescher showed propepty
on a map and explained uses in su~.zuunding
PROPONENTS
Sylvester ~c~mitt, applicant, stated he felt a duplex is well suited for the location which is
close to the Navy Yard. Stated one unit would be three be~ and one unit would be two
bedrooms. Fo~plained that six off-street pa~klng spaces would be provided behind the
structure by the alley, and he wsuld not object to this restriction.
CITY COUNCIL M~rING - JANUARY 22; 1975 (Cont.)
OPPONENTS
~rT--~ode~, 119 Olympic, and M~s. Backs, 116 Olympic, stated they did not object to the
duplex; h~wevem, were concerned with pal-king p~oblems. M~. B~cks stated she did not see how
Mr. Scbnitt could p~ovide six spaces; that foum would se~m to be as many as he could p~ovide.
Mm. Sch~itt explained to the Council that he oan p~ovide six spaces; that his propel~tv is 56 feet
wide along the alley.
It was the consensus of the Council that six spaces would be mope than sufficient, and a condition
of four spaces would be quite adequate for one duplex.
Motion by Mayor Jamstad and Cu~m~[ssioner Schoneman that the EnvJ_~onmental Asses~ent be accepted
as total and ccmplete, carried unanimously.
Motion by C~J,,Lissione~ Schoneman and Commissioner Stewar~ to follow the r~co~mendation of the
P'i-~K Cu,m~ission and r~zone this t~opemty from R-1 to R-2 limited for construction of a
duplex and with the condition that fou~ off-st~eet parking spaces will be pi~vided; carried
unanimously.
HEARING - CHANGE OF SITE PLAN - MRS. R.J. ~MITH
Clerk stated that letter were mailed to property owners within 250-feet; notice of hea~ing was
published in official newspaper, and p~ope~ty was posted; all at the pi~pe~ time as Pequi~ed by
law.
Clerk read Planning C~m;~ssion Resolution No. 281 ~c~x~endlng appDoval of the ~equest with the
following oonditions: (1) Scme type of adequate sc~J~g between baildings and Pear1 Street;
(2) Islands within the paPkinK area shall be landscaped with vegetation of va~ylng heights to
include trees, and shall be continually maintained.
Resolution also pointed out diffepences between the new proposed site plan and the cur~nt o~dinan¢
site plan as follows:
1. The new site will be approximately 8.6 ac~es whepeas the 1972 site plan area was p~oposed to k~
approximately 13.8 ae~es.
2. The a~ea coverage is proposed to be approximately 30.7 percent of the site as ccmpa~ed to the
earlier approximation 35.5 percent of the site.
3. The p~oposed site plan shows that the development will not front on Sylvan Way west of HaPkins
Place.
4. THe p~oposed site plan indicates a 4,000 sq. ft. ~estau~ant and a 17,600 sq. ft. r~taLl
sales building in the northeast co~nep of the site only 10 ft. fi~ll Pearl and Wheaton Way whereas
the earlier plan indicated only the la~ge mall which would have set back fz~m Wheaton Way
340 ft. and f~ Pearl 128 feet.
Clerk r~ad excerpt of Planning C~,m~[sslon Minutes dated Deeenbem 18, 1974, at which time a motion
was made to ~ee~,,,~nd appmoval with conditions as stated in Resolution above.
Clerk r~ad Fnvimormental Assessment and Staff Review stating an EIS has been p~epa~ed fop the
action of issuing a building permit for proposed development.
Clerk read Departmental Responses as follows: Engineez~ing~ no objection; Fipe Depax.b.ent, no
objections; Polioe T~affic, no objection; Building Depa~',l,~nt, no objection.
George Plesche~, City Planner, gave bpief u~esentation, and explained proposed chan~es. Noted
Attorney Bastian has withdi~awn ec~l~t suit on this ppope~.
Lien Tuai, Attorney ~e~esentlng~ developers, stated that all conditions of the Planning Cu,,,ission
will be met. Also, noted that M~s. R.J. ~ith and Attorney Hacker were p~esent.
No one spoke in opposition to the ~equest.
Motion by Mayor Ja~stad and 0o~mlssione~ Schoneman to accept the Envirosmental Assessment as
ccmplete, as r~oo~mended by City Planne~, carried unanimously.
Motion by Mayor Ja~stad and Cu,,,~ssione~ Stewart to approve the Change of Site Plan with
~ecomnended conditions, carried unanimously.
NOTICE HFARING - LAND USE PLANNING
~le~k p~esented Notice of Meeting of House Local Govea'.~,~ C~,,~u[ttee on House Bill 188, the Land
Use Planning Bill, to be held P~iday, January 24, 1975~ 2:00 p.m,, House Office Building in Olympia
To be ~efel~-ed to City Planner.
CITY COUNCIL Mf~'I'ING - JANUARY 22, 1975 (Cont.)
AUTO CENT~{ WAY
Clerk advised that he received copy of County Resolution 5~6 f~ the County Engineem's Office
whleh states the County C~m~lisslonems have re-r~m~ed county ix~.Lion of Amsenal Way to Auto
Center Way. Also~ ~eceived letter frc~ B~emerton Auto Cent~ Dealez~ expressing appreciation
to the City for rheim prcmpt action on this ~equest. Clerk stated a City ordinance will be
pmepa~ed for CouncLl' passage as soon as legal description is worked out.
RESOLUTION NO. 1829 - ~UDGET
Clemk read A Resolution to supplenent 197~ budget it,s to be available during 1975 and
correcting Resolution No. 1828.
Motion by Mayor Jarstad and Cu,,nissioner Stewart to pass Resolution No. 1629, carried as
i~s: Mayor Jarstad, yes; Co~issione~ Stewaz~ yes; Cu,misslone~ Schoneman, yes.
PAY BILLS
~ C~,,,~issioner Stewamt and Mayol- JaPstad to give a blanket approval of Vouchers No. 47~7
~ 4789, in ~mount of 923,903.05, carried unanimously.
LEASE - SEWAGE WASTE REfDYERY
Clerk p~esented eorm~ected lease between City of Breme~ton and Rob~.l Johnson which stated purpose
of lease is to be fora sludge t~ea~nent and ccmpostlng plant fop ma~afactuz~ of fe~tilizem.
Motion by C~,f, issionem Stewart ar~ Cc~nissioneP Schone~an to approve the lease, carried
unani}nously.
RESODUTION NO. 1830 - TRANSFER TIDELANDS (PORT OF 5R~RTON)
Clerk read A Resolution l~egarding tPansfe~ of the i~tepest of City of B~emerton to P~rt of
Bremerton and repealing Resolution No. 1824.
Motion by C~m~is~ionel~ Schon~man and C~,,,~{ssioner Stewart to pass Resolution No. 18~0, carmied
as-~lows: Mayor Jarstad, yes; C~,,~ssioner Stewar~, yes; Cu,,.issloner Sehoneman, yes.
CHANGE OF COUNCIL Miz'~'lN~ DATE
There will be no Council Meeting February 12th which is a legal holiday.
THE M~2JrlNG WILL BE B%J.~ ~EBRUARY 1~, 1975.
G.C. ~, SR., CITY CLERK
APPROVED:
/ GL~I~N K. JARSTAD, MAYOR