HomeMy WebLinkAbout02/20/74 CITY COUNCIL M~EI'IN~ MINUTES
FEB~JARY 20, 1974
The regular meeting of the City Council of the City of hremerton, Washington, was held in the Coun-
cil Chambers of City Ha]] at 9:00 a.m., PDST, Wednesday, February 20, i97g. Attending were:
. Mayor Jarstad, presiding; Conm~ssioner Stewart, Commissioner Sehoneman, City Clerk Yeadon, City
Attorney Walgren, Asst. City Attorney Sexton, and representatives of the press and radio.
MeetinK opened with the Pledge of Allegiance and Invoeatlon by Rev. Soule of Mannette Co~smmlity
Church.
MIN~r~
~utes of Februar~ 1~, 197~, were ~ead and approved as amended.
CHANGES IN PAY STATUS
G. Louise Powers, Accountant to Utility Accountant, Water Office, f;-om $715.00 ~ $5.00 to $860.00 +
~5.00~ Effective April ], I974. Thomas Pratt, ~-~tz.. Patzulman, 3rd. - gth Yr., $888.75 to $929.25,
iohn1, 197g. Arthur Fiearna, Patrolman 3rd Yr. to ,th Yr., $868.75 to $909.00, 3-8-74.
by Mayor Jarstad and C~,,~.;ssloner Stewa/-t to approve the Changes in Pay Status. Under
s~sion, C~,,,,{ssioner Stewart explained that Mrs. Powers did very well on test for the job she
will be taking in place of retiring Edna Johnson; further explained that the investment and super-
visory responsibilities have been removed f~ this position and the salary has been adjusted.
Motion carTied unanimously.
LOFTHUS OIL BID
City Clerk explained that some time ago he asked the City Attorney's Office for an opinion of
whether Lofthus 0il could be relieved of their contract with the City; that they did not bid with
an escalation clause and have been delivering oil at a loss due to current energy situation. Clerk
read letter dated February ~, 1974, from Asst. City Attorney McCluskey statin~ that the City is
under no legal obligation to give any relief to Lofthus Oil, Inc.; however, the Council could grant
some type of relief if desired due to the circumstances involved; also stated that one thing of
concern is the fact that Bl-enerton 0il bid at the same price, and bid was awarded to Lofthus due to
the fact they had been the City's supplier for many years. Clerk explained that Bremerton 0il had
bid the same figure on the PS-300 oil; however, their bid was subject to posted price and they were
awarded the PS-200 contract with the escalator clause included. City Clerk suggested that the City
Council authorize the inclusion of the escalator clause in the Lofthus Oil Company contract effect-
ive inm~diately rather than call for bids again and take the chance of not having a supplier.
Motion by Mayor Jarstad and Conm/ssioner Stewart to accept City Clerks rec~,~endation and on
remaining deliveries before June, ~, to allow an escalator clause on the contract to allow T~hem
(Lofthus) to get hack their wholesale price, carried unanimously.
Gi~NGE IN PAY STATUS - PARKING GARAGE A'ITENDANTS
Clerk read memo dated February I5~ 1974 fncm City Treasurer to 00mmissloner Stewart stating that
Ron Scott and Terry Duggins, employed at Parking Garage Facility have performed jobs in satisfac-
tory manner and rec~,,,ended their pay be increased fr~¥~ $2.10 to $2.25 hour, effective February ]0,
197g.
Motion by Commissioner Stewart and Mayor Jarstad to approve the Changes in Pay Status, carTied
unanJ3nous ly.
PAYROLL VOUCHER
Clerk presented Payroll Voucher for the pay period January 27 to Feb~,~y 9, 1974, in amount of
$122,110.21 which was audited by Harold Fitzwater and approved by Cc~mlssioner Stewart.
Motion by Mayor Jarstad and Con~nissioner Stewar~ to approve the payroll ~oucher, carried unanimously.
BID AWARD - REPOWER FIRE ENGINE
Clerk read letter dated Febz~a~y 15, 1974, f;-~,~ Fire Chief Holtine to City Council recum~.nding
contract be awarded to D~erson Diesel for the following ~easons: (1) t~rson Diesel has specified
engine in stock and can give immediate service; other bidder needs 20 days for delivery after
receipt of purchase order; (2) Motor has higher H.P. than that available from other bidder;
(3) Would allow city to retain only one brand of Diesel engine and save on stocking of filters, ere&
(4) Satisfactory service in the past; (5) Bid only $24.22 higher than other bidder. City Clerk
explained that specifications called for a Detroit Engine o~ better, and it was felt that the other
engine did not meet this specification; also, stated that there may be additional charges for cer-
tain items on the other bid.
Motion by Ccmmissioner Schoneman and Mayor Jarstad to accept rec~,~ndation and award bid to Emerson
b-~, carried unanim0uslF.
BID AWARD - DOG ~ CAT LICENSE TAGS
Clerk stated that it is rec~,,,~ndation of Co, tree that bid be awaked to Puget Sound Stamp Works,
only bidder.
Motion by C~,,tissioner Stewart and Commissioner Sohoneman to award bid to only bidder~ Puget Sound
Stamp Works, carried unanimously.
CALL FOR BIDS - Ff~CING (LIONS COMM3NITY PLAYFIELD
Clerk read memo dated February 19, 1974, f~om Park Supt. to Mayor Jarstad requesting authorization
to ca]] for bids for installation of chain llnk fencing on Lion's C~m,unlty Playfield; that funds
for this project are budgeted.
Motion by Mayor Jarstad and Conmissioner Stewal~t to authorize the Call for Bids, carried unanlm~usly.
CITY ODUNCIL MINUTES (CONTINU~D) FEBRUARY 20, 1974
~JRCHASE UNDER STATE OONTRACT
Clerk p~esented ~equisition signed by Street Supt. and inlt~a]]ed by Dave 'Pa~non for the purchase of
two 2-way radios and deeoder~ unde~ State Contmact from Motorola C~E, inc., for the Street Depart-
ment; total amount being
Motion by Co~mlssione~ Schoneman and C~,~',issione~ Stewart to approve the purchase unde~ state con-
tract, carried unanimously.
TRADE OF ~GIN~ CAR FOR SURPLUSSED POLICE CAR
Clerk read memo dated February 19 ~ 197% f~m City Englneep to City Council ~equesting tDansfer of
City tlngineer Ca~ #73 fo~ Su~plussed Police Ca~ #1405, which is eurTently scheduled for t~ade-in
by the Police Depax.5~nt in conjunction with current bid call for new police vehicles. City
Clerk stated that he could send an addendum to blddems substituting Engineering Ca~ ~7~ for t~ade-
in instead of Police Ca~ ~1405~ which would allow the tnansfe/-.
Motion by C~,~ssione~ Schormman and Mayor Jaz~tad to approve the transfer as mequested, carried
unanimously.
PROPOSAL FOR TAXI STANDS
Clerk ~ead lette~ dated February 20, 1974, f£om Tmaffio Captain Stmatton to Chief of Police stating.
that no action should be taken at this time on proposal of rm~l M. King for three additional taxi-
cab stands, and pointing out that the~e ~Duld be substantial loss in meter revenue due to l~.~oval
of three meters; also, spoke of possible alternative taxicab space in fro~t of Payless D~ug Store;
in fron~ of movie theatres between 1:00 and 5:00 p.m. weekdays; a~d utilization of bus zones, which
may be changed due to survey to be conduc~ted. Clerk r~ad memo of Chief of Police dated February 20~
197~, concurring in Pec~,,,~ndation of T~afflc Captain. Co~missioner ~tewa~t stated that he agreed
no action should be taken at the present time. Mayor JaPstad stated that the City should follow up
on the alternatives suggested by the Tl~affic ~aptain. City Clerk stated he would r~tify the Police
Department to follow up on alternative plans.
Ln'rfE~ - ROBERT GREEN, ARCHITECT RE: CIVIC C~R
Clerk ~epoi~ted that City Council received copy of lette~ from Robei-t Green, A~chitect, to Br~merton
Sun, requesting City Council to rejuvenate proposed 1~70 plans for Civic Cen~er in City of Bremerton.
Ee---tter on file in Clerk's Office.
Lri'i'~ - BRIAN SCHOOL BOARD RE: COONTZ SC~00L SITE
Clerk r~ad letter dated February 15, 1974, from B~wn~ton School Board to ~ity Clerk advising that
the Board will be giving consideration to City's acquisition of Coontz School site on Februai~/ 28,
1974, at 7:30 p.m. and suggesting a city have someone p~esent at this meetin2.~ to review the possi-
ble uses of the property by the City. Mayor Jai-stad dii~cted City Clerk to make sui~ this date was
on City Commissioners' calendars.
ORDINANCE- R. D. KENNEDY REZONE
Olerk read, first reading, An Ordinance anmnding the use and ar~a raps accol~iinK~ to Ordinance No.
1792.
Motion by Co, missioner Schoneman and Mayo~ Jaretad to approve o~dinance on first ~eading, carried
unanimously.
10:00 - RECOGNITION OF MATINS NOT ON AGENDA
No one spoke.
Motion by Mayor Ja~stad and C~missloner Schoneman to hold hea~ings as scheduled on agenda, carried
unanimously.
HEARING - A.H. PARKER SHORELINE MANAGEMENT APPLICATION (RESTAURANT/P.W. NARROWS)
~ity Clerk stated thkt notice of hea~ing was p~,h]isbed in official newspape~ ~th day of Februai-y as
required by law.
Clerk read letter dated Febl~ai~y l~, 1974, from Dept. of Ecology to City ?lanning Director, stating
that depending on design, the project may be inconsistent with the Shoreline Management Act of
1971 as follows: (1) Fill in tidal waters; (2) Buildin~ pi~Ycruding over water; (3) Effect on scenic
view; (4) effect of panking facilities.
Clerk ~ead letter dated February ~, 1974, f,-~,, Dept. of Fisheries to City Planning Director, stating
the tidal elevation on the pro, eot diagrem indicates that the p~oposed bulkhead would not conform
to their criteria.
Clerk read letter dated February 4, 1974, from Department of Scolal and Health Services to
e~o~ge Plescher, stating that approval of this pro, eot is contingent upon the applicant's compliance
with Bremel~ton-Kitsap County Health Dist-~iet requirements.
Clerk read Dep~.t,,mntal Reviews as follows:
Engineering Depa~.b~nt: No objection~that the new sanitai~ sewer line on the beach is about 20 feet
seaward of the toe of the existing Pip ~ap bulkhead.
Police Depai-tment: Pro, eot should create no problem.
~uiiding Depai',b.ent: No objections to the proposed construction.
Water Depa~'.b,,ent: Ample water is aw~]able fo~ domestic and fire requirements.
CITY fDUNCIL MINUTLS FEBRUARY 20~ 197~ (CON~I'INUED)
Fire Depa~'.b,ent: Have no objection. All construction subject to-compliance with Fi~e P~evention
Code and T.~fe Safety (bde.
Sew~p Department: Pressure sewer main is on the beach so pilings cannot be placed without
loeatin~ this line to keep from breaki~ it du~ing construction.
Clerk read letter f~u,z, B~eme~ton-Kitsap County Dept. of Public Health dated February 8, 1974,
stating that they have no adverse con~ent regax~LL-~ proposed p~oject.
Clerk read Envirom~_ntal Impact Assessment Negative DeclaPatlon dated 2/19/74.
Clerk read Staff Review which stated proposed use is fop a restaurant approximately 70 feet long,
35 feet over the w~ter to be located at 201 Shc~e D~ive on Po~t Washington Naz~ow~; also gave
physical conditions of the development, and reoo~z~ended approval of the Shoreline Management
Permit for the restaurant which will provide the public w-lth a pleasant and interesting place to
eat, thus p~ovidin~ sh~ellne use for a relatively large number of people.
George Plescher, City Planner, gave presentation and showed the location of pz~osed development
on map and also presented sketch of plot plan.
Co~ssioner Schoneman stated there are sufficient utilities and that there is a new pressure main.
that takes care of the enti~e ~.
PROPONENTS
~oward Krewson~ desi~ of proposed develo~nt, showed pictures of the completed design,
Mr. Krewson stated that a]] mechanical equipment such as fans, etc., will be eove~ed and will not
be viewed by the publie.
Co~missioner Sehoneman asked how many parkln~ %~paees ar~ provided. Mm. K~ewson stated that there
are 81 spaces. M~. Sehoneman asked how many persons could be seated in the restaurant. M~. Krew-
son stated maxim~n capacity ~uld be about 350 seats.
Mayor Jarstad stated that this is an excellent design facility and will be a great public
attraction.
No one spoke in opposition ~o the S~noreline Management Permit.
Motion by Mayor J~u~tad and Co~ssionem S~honeman to concur in the findings of the Planning
Depa~'~u~ent Staff, and the Shoreline Management Substantial Development Permit be issued~ carried
unanimously.
HEARING - F. A. ABILLE REZONE
Clerk stated he advertised notice of hearin~ in official newspaper, posted and mailed notices at
proper t~me according to the law.
Clerk read Plannln~ Co~ssion Resolution No. 249 reoo~endir~ approval of rezone from R-1 to R-2
at 2026 13th Street in aec~£danee with site plan and lend use restrietlons.
Clerk read excerpt of Planning O~n~mission Minutes of December 12, 1973, at which time M~. Pleseher
su~ested that the hearin~ be continued and an infuL~al meeting be held with the developer and
people in the area. A motion was passed to continue the hearing until fun'thor notice.
Clerk read excerpt of Planni~ C~,..~sslon Minutes dated January IS, 197~, at which time a motion
was made to approve the rezone f~-~, R-1 to R-2 subject to the site plan and the following land
use restrictions he applied: (1) Set hack f~u~ 13th Street to be S0 feet~ (2) Henry Avenue not
to be used for access; (3) Existing vegetation on p~ope~ lines to he retained~ (4) Maximum
number of dwelling units to be 36. Motion was carried unan~usly.
Clerk read Depal-tmental Reviews as follows:
Fime Department: Fi~e Hydrants located on Naval Avenue at llth, lSth, a~d at 13th and Mamquemite.
Police Dep~-b,~ent: No objections.
Engineerin~ Depa~.b~ent: No objections to rezone. Any developer may have problems to dispose of
storm water until such time that storm sewer~ are extended into the area.
Water Depa~t,ent: Six-inch Cast Iron main on 13th Street fed frcm an eight-inch main on Naval
Avenue and a six-inch main on Marquerite which should be ~nple water supply for domestic and fire
flow for the prope~ty.
Clerk read note dated December 8, 1973~ f~om Janette Kelly~ 1~04 Hen~y~ objecting to rezone.
Clerk read message received February 20, 1974, at 9:30 a.m., from Mrs. Zoric, 1306 Naval Avenue
objecting to the rezone. '
Clerk read proposed Declamation of Land Use Restrictions recommended by Planning C~,.~Jssloneand
Planning Depa~.t,~nt.
Ke~ Attebery, Asst. City Planner, gave u~esentation to the Council, showing the location of pro-
posed develo~ent on zonin~ map. Mm. Attebe~y stated that the site plan met approval of the
PlanninK Oc~sslon, and pa~ng requirements a~e met in accordance with zonir~ ordinance.
CITY COUNCIL MINbTb~, FEBMJARY 20, 1974 (CONTINUED)
Mr. At~ebe~y stated that the original site plan called for ~ units, and the site plan reo~nmended
for approval by the Planning Dep~'.b~mnt and Planning Commission calls for a maximum of 36 units.
Stated that an informal meeting was held with develope~ and residents in the area. Stated that one
concern of residents was the use of Henry Street for access to the property, and that the land use
restrictions were revised to indleate that Henry Street ~3uld not be used for access; that it has
been indicated a cir~ula~ clpiveway could be provided for ingress and egress on 13th Street.
PROPONENTS
A1 Johnson, Soriano Realty, stated that the proposed developnent will be a ce~taln improvement to
the a~ea. Co~missioner Stew~-t asked the proposed cost of the project. Mm. Johnson stated that
it is between 260 and 300 thousand dollars.
Motion by Mayor Ja~stad and C~,,,~ssioner Schonaman to concup with the Planning C~u'mission and
approve the proposed rezone with land use restrictions and site plan and covenants on the land as
listed, carried unanimously.
HEARING - COMPRehENSIVE PLAN (SHERIDAN NEIGHBORHOOD)
City Clerk stated that hearing was scheduled today and hearing scheduled Ma~ch 20, 197B, regarding
comprehensive plan fo~ Sheridan neighborhood on which a ten-percent annexation petition was f~led.
Asst. City Attorney Sexton stated that the hearings should have been scheduled 30 days apart and
the Maz~h 20th hearing date should be ~e-set for March 27, 197~. Mm. Sexton c~tlined the purpose
of the hearings which is to adopt a c~,p~ehensive plan for the proposed annexation a~ea. Mm.
Sexton clarified that the Council accepted the ten-percent petition; however, this does not mean
they approved the petition. Stated the Council merely "r~ceived" the petition; that approval of
the petition is contingent on the hearings to be held.
Motion by Mayor Jamstad and Commissioner Stewar~ to schedule the second hearing to be held on
~---~--27, 197~, at 10:00 a.m., instead of Ma~ch 20~h, caz~ied unanimously.
City Planner suggested that this hearing be continued Ma~eh 13th at an evening meeting to allow
participation of residents involved; also, suggested Ma~ch 27th meeting be scheduled in the
evening. (Ma~ch 13 meeting joint m~eting with Planning Commission. )
Discussion followed and it was the consensus of the Council that March 27th date remain as
scheduled end this hearing by continued March 13th in the evening.
Mr. Plescher used area maps showing boundaries of the neighborhood; read f;-om C~nprehensive Plan
and gave detailed explanation of provisions. Read proposed Comprehensive Plan Outline.
Blanche Copely, area resi4ent, spoke in favor of the tmoposed C~.~rehensive Plan Outline.
Barry Branch, initiator of petition, spoke in favor of the Outline and requested the Council give
consideration to allow him to continue his development in the area as presently allowed unde~
County zoning approval.
Lsmbert Scbayler, owner of property in the area, spoke in favor of annexation and proposed Outline;
that this would provide needed water and sewer facilities.
Motion by Mayor Jarstad and Commissioner Stewart to recess meeting until March 13; 197~, at
! T-~5-~.m., carried unanimously.
BID OPENINGS - BRUSH CHIPPER (PARKE DEPT. ) g INSTALLATION LIGHT POLES (MAN~rfE Fr~;.~)
Motion by Mayor J~tad and Ccemzissioner Schonemau to ppen bids as scheduled on the agenda, carried
~ unauimously.
BRUSH CHIPPER: Clerk opened following bids.
Star Machinery Ccmpany, NO BID.
Polson Compant, Seattle, Check Enclosed $115.83 .................... $2,31~.$0 with tax
Demonstmation Model
Motion by Commissioner Schoneman and Mayor Jarstad to refer the bid to committee for study and
~eco~mer~ation of award, carried unanimously.
INSTALLATION OF LIGHT POLES - MANKri'E~i COP~MUNA'iy PLAYFIELD:
Pacific Electric, 5memerton, Bid B~nd Enclosed .................... $816.90
Motion by Mayor Jarstad and Commissioner Stewart to award bid to only bidder, Pacific Electric,
carried unanbnously.
PROPOSAL - MJMANE SOCiEtY
Clerk presented proposal of Humane Society related to the licensing of dogs and cats, amending
Sections 2, ~, and 6 of Ordinance No. 279~.
Motion .by Conmlssioner Stewart and Mayor Uarstaddto accept the proposal and direct the City
!tt~y to prepare the necessary City ordinance, carried unanDnously.
CITY COUNCIL MINUTES, FEBRUARY 20, 197~ (fDNTINUED)
RESOLbTION - SETTING HEARING DATE (PROPOSED LAFAYette/FORD AV~/E LID) NO. 1585
Clemk ~ead F~v~ dated February 19, 197N, fi-~q, City ~hgineep to City Clenk sukmitting lette~ of
property value and p~oject estimate, P~elimina~y Assessment Roll, Notices to property ownePs~
Resolution fop Heaping.
ClePk ~ead Resolution No. 1585 setting heaping date on proposed LID fop Ma/~h 13~ 197~ at 10:00 AM.
by Co~missionem Schoneman and Mayop Ja~stad to pass Resolution No. 1S85, cal~r~ed as follows:
ayoP Jamstad, 5~s; Cc~,,,,~ssloner Stewa~t~ yes; C~muissionep Schoneman, yes.
ORDINANCE - POLiTiCAL SIGNS
Clerk r~ad, first ~eading, An O~dinance relating to political signs and amending Chapter 1 of the
Official Code of the City of Rr~mer~on by adding a new section thereto to be designated Section
103-12.
Motion by C~m~issionem Schoneman and C~,~ssionem Stewart to approve ox~tinance on first ~eading,
c~ied as follows: Mayo~ Ja~stad, yes; C~,~,;ssioner Stewart, yes; C~,nissionem Schoneman, yes.
ORDINANCE NO. 3105 - SCMMIDT $ O'DAY REZONE.
Clerk ~ead, second reading, An Or~ii~Dce amending the use and ar~a maps acco~cling to O~dinance No.
1792. (SeamieSt g O'Day Rezone)
Motion by C~,,,,~ssione~ Sehonaman and C~,,,,~ssione~ Stewar~ to pass Ordinance No. 3105, carried as
follows: Mayom Ja~stad, yes; C~,,~ssionem 9reward, yes; Cc~,,~ssioner Sehoneman, yes.
ORDIANCE NO. 310~ - PERPEI~JAL CARE/IVY GREEN C~METERY
Clerk ~ead, second reading, An Orclinanee amending Ordinance Mo. 80~ by changing Sections 2, 3, ~,
and 5 thereof and r~pealing Or--ce No. 2~ ] all relating to Perpetual Care of Ivy Green Cemetery.
Motion by C~,,.~ssioneP Stewart and Co~missionem Schoneman to pass Or~e No. 3108, carried as
i~: Mayo~ Jax~tad, yes; Cc~missionem Stewant, yes; C~,,Jssionem Schoneman, yes.
ORDINANCE NO. 3107 - P~RPETUAL CARE #2/IVy GREEN C~fCRY
Clerk r~ad, second ~eading, An Ordinance amending O~dinance No. 1~75, Section 2 thereof, relating
to perpei~m! care of Ivy Green Cemetery Perpetual Ca~e No. 2, except Block 1 thereof.
Motion by C~m,~ssionem Stewart and Cum~Jssioner Sehoneman to pass Or~e No. 3107, carried as
}~6-~ows: MayoP Jar~tad, yes; C~mmissioneP Stewart, yes; C~,,Jssione~ Sehoneman, yes.
ORDINANCE NO. 3108 - WATER SUPPLy P~0TECTION (CROSS-CONNECTIONS)
Clerk read, second reading, An 0~dinance r~laTing to the protection of public wateP supply and
amending 0~dinance Mo. 2288, Section 35 thereof.
Motion ..by Co~mlssionem Sehoneman and C~,,,;ssionem Stewar~ to pass Ordinance No. 3108, carried as
i~ Mayo~ Ja~stad, yes; Oo~missionem Stewart, yes; Cc~ssionem Schoneman, yes.
ORDINANCE NO. 3109 - FIXING RATE/WATER g SEWAGE DISPOSAL SERVICES
CYerk explained that subject c~xlinanee was ~ead, fimst z~ading, last week and question was brought
up concerning maintenance charges fora fi~e hydmants. Clerk stated that provision fop this main-
tenance charge is znco~poreted in another City ordinance. Clerk stated that last w~ek it was
suggested that the interest rate not be set in the o~dinance, and that the interest ~ate of six
percent has been s%-mickan from the o~dinance, leaving the interest to be decided upon on a ~nt
basis.
Clerk read, second reading, An Omdinance x~lating to the Municipal Wa~e~ Supply and Sewage Disposal
System of the City of B~ner~on, regulating the use of water therefrom; providing ~o~ the sale of
watem and sewage disposal services; fixing the pPice om rate thereof and p~oviding a method of
collecting rates; providing penalties fo~ the violation of this Omdinance; and ~nending Or~linance
No. 2288, Section 5, as ~end~d by O~dinance No. ~9~$, Section 1.
Motion by C~mmis~ioneP Sehoneman and C~,~.~ssionep Stewar~ to pass 0~dinance No. 3109, carried as
~6iI-6~: Mayom Ja~stad, yes; fbmmissioneP Stewar~, yes; Con~missionem Sehoneman, yes.
Mayor Ja~stad commented that a low interest figure is used because it encour~uges people to make
sewer improvements.
PAY BILLS
~ Co~nissioneP Stewart and Commissionem Schoneman to give a blanket appmoval of VouchePs
No. 8-~1 through 902, fop payment in the smount of $~9,022.~?, carried unanimously.
COMMISSIONER STISVART - No ~e~o~t.
COMMISSIONER SCNON~Pt~M - REPORTS
i. Met with Chief of Police re~arding creation of one-way stmeet south on Yantic between Patton
and RogePs Avenue; this is now being reviewed by Police Depa~.b,mnt.
2. Casad Dam is up to capacity.
3. Ramps will be placed on eumbs at each intereection on Pacific Avenue for wheel-cha~ use.
Met with Telecable representatives Friday, and it is found that site ~equested on Gold Mountain
belongs to Dept. of Natursl Resources so they were refe~ed to them.
CITY COUNCIL MINUTES, FEBRUARY 20, 1974 (CONTINUED)
CITY ATTORNEY WALGPJ~ - REPORTS
1. Thanked Conm~ssioner~ fop theiP p~esence duping legislative session ~ega~ding mattePs signlfi-
cant to the City. C~,,missioneP Schoneman c~m,~nted that Mm. Walgren's presence at heaPings is most
important in gaining City of B~emer~on's objectives.
CITY CT.~RK - RE~ORTS
1. DistPibuted copies of proposed Equipnent Rental Fund Or~e as ~eco~ended by S~ate tl~aminep.
This distributed fop Oo~m~issioneP's study.
REPORTS - MAYOR JARSTAD
1. Repo~ted on outcome of Puget Sound GoveA,,~,ental Conference meeting; that County Oa~m,{ssioners
asked fop a ~ek's delay in making known whether they would pay theip 1973 and 1974 allocation
to the Conference.
2. Enjoyed East High game last night and hope these activities can continue through a successful
school levy.
MEh'rfNG ADJOURNED 12:15 p.m.
G. C. YEADON, SR-~, CI/~f O-IRK
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