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HomeMy WebLinkAbout05/08/74 CITY COUNCIL ~tAY 8, 1974 The regular meeting of the City Council of the City of Br~me~ton, Washington, was held in the Council Chambers of City Hall at 9:00 a.m., POST, Wednesday, May 8, 197~. Attending were: Mayor Ja~stad, p~esiding; Cc~,t,.{ssioner Stewart, Co~missioner Sehoneman, City Clerk (Deputy) John Ross, Asst. City Attorney Jackson, and representatives of the pmess and radio. City Clerk Yeadon at · ,~ vacation. Meeting, opened with the Pledge of Allegiance and Invocation bv Father Dennis ?x~et of Holy Trinity Catholic Church. ~INUTES ~ of Way 1, 197~, were read and approved as amended. SEPARATIONS Etta Fr~zier, PT Playleadep, Parks and Recreation, April 29, 1974. Helen Maroldo, PT Plavleader, Parks and Recreation, April 29, 197~. Bernard L. Shaw, Asst. Supt., Street Depa~.t~,Lent, May 31, 1974, Retired. Motion bv Cu,,,Lissioner Schoneman and Mayor Janstad to approve the separations, carTied unanimouslV. NOTICES OF EMPLOYMENT Kelly Pierce, Ext-pa Labor, Parks and Recreation, $2.00 hr., April 29, 1974. Thomas Ellison, Jr., ExtD~a labor, Parks and Recreation, $2.10 hr., June 3, 197~. Michael Anderson, Extra iaboP, Parks and Recreation, $2.20 hr., June 3, 1974. Steve Russell, Exi-pa l=~bor, Parks and Reeducation, $1.90 hr., June 3, 1974. Mu/-Pay Mal~tin, Groundskeeper~',Panks Dept., $3.89 hr., May 15, 1974. Carl Lindbergh, Jr., Extra labor, Parks and Recreation, $3.30 hr., June 3, 1974. Michael Dotson, Fxtpa labor, Parks and Recreation, $2.65 hr., June 3, 1974. Michael Porch, Extra labor, Parks and Recreation, $2.25 hr., June 3, 1974. James Nelson, Extra labor, Parks and Recreation, $1.90 hr., June 3, 1974. ~tL,~T Spitzes, Extra Labor, Parks and Recreation, $2.00 hr., June 3, 1974.' James C~lson, Extra labor, Parks and Recreation, $2.00 hr., June 3, 197~. William E. Scheep, Helper, WAter Supply Division, $3.97 hr., May 6, 1974. Michael Phelps, PT Programmer, Water Office, $~.0~ hr., MaY S, 197~. Donald Cpalg, Helper, Water Distribution, $3.97 hr., May S, 197~. Leonard ~ruse, Judge Pro t~,po~e, Mur~iDal Court, $7.5~4 hz.., May 1, 197~. ~otion bV Mayor Jar~tad and Co~missioner Stewal~t to approve ~,ploym~nts, carried unanimously. f~A~I~E IN DEPARTMENTAL STA/~3S Sandra K. Peters, Account-Clerk Machine Operatom, Clerk's Office to Co~missioner of Finance Department, $3.18 hr., (same rate of pay), Effective May 19, 197~. F~eda Davis, Account-Clerk Machine ~r~pp., From Clerk's Office to C~,,,Jssioner of Finance, $3.18 hr., (same rate of pay), Effective May 19, 1974. Motion by Con~nlssioneP Stewart and Mayor Jarstad to approve the Change in Departments, carried unanimous lv. APPLICATION FOR P~3SIC MACHINE LICENSE De. Duty Clerk omesented Application for Music Machine License for Papa Brown's Pool Hall which was approved by the Chief of Police. Motion bV Co~missioner Stewar~c and Mayor Janstad to approve the application, carried unanimously. C~AIM FOR DA~GES - CREST BUILDERS~ I~C. g CLINTON SMITH Deputy Clerk p~esented Claim ~or Damages from Crest Builders, Inc., in the' amount of $399.50, which was refer~ed to City's insurance e~panv. Deputy Clerk p~esented Claim for Damages from Clinton A. Smith in the amount of $162.23 which will be l~efer~ed to City'S insurance company. APPLICATION FOR TAXICAB DRIVER LICENSE ~eputy Clerk presented Application for Taxicab Driver License fop Ei~ zabeth Kistler which was aDupoved by C~ptain DevePv fop the Chief of Police. wotlon by Mayor Jarstad and C~issionem Stewar~ to monpove the application, carried unanimously.. BID AWARD - cr~NICATIONS C~BLE Deputy Clerk read memo dated ~V 3, 197~, fr~m C~',~,~nications Supervisor to City Council recu,,,end~ng bid be awamded to low bidder, Clifford of Vermont, Inc., who met all City soecifica- t~ons:at~o, read note fr~m Max MapanKi,APA, ~ee~,,~nding Itam 1 of the Bid be acceoted as nearest even pack; approximately 4100 feet versus 4000 feet which was omiginal bid call ~eQuir~ment. .F~.puty Clerk read note frc~ City Clerk r~e~,,,endin~ Cou.neil Waive the informality of the low b. ldd. er. (Clifford of Vermont) not s'_l~nlng the non-~olluBlon AfflSh~i~; that this is proper because · t ~s ~n the best interest of the C~ty due to a savings of about $500.00. Mo~ion by Mayor Jarstad and C~,,,~ssioner Stewar~c to follow the ~ec~,,,mndations and award bid to ~o~d of Vermont, Inc., carried unanimously. ~RCHASES UNDE~ STATE CONTRACT - TWO-WAY RADIOS Deputy Clerk presented ~e~uisition in ~unt of $1,898.00 and ~equisitlon in amount of $2,511.41 fop the purchase of ~wo-w~y radios and equipment under State Cx)ni-~act.fr~m Motorola, C ~ E, Inc. Motion bv Mavor Jarstad and C~,,,,iss~onep Stewar~ to authorize the purchases under State Contract, carried unanimously. COUNCIL MINbTES - MAY 8, 1974 (CONT.) ACCEPTANCE OF CONTRACT - LID #311 SCHEDULE "B" Deputy Clerk read ~ dated May 7, 1974, fi-~ Ci%7 Engineer to 'City Council stating that the Sewer ~ump Stations on LID #311 Schedule "B" have been completed by the 'Contractor, LDL Land Develo~nant C~mpany, and it is rec(mz~nded that the City Council accept this contract. Motion by Cu,,,,issloner Sehoneman and C~,~ssioner Stewart to accept .the completed contmact, ~3r~ied unanlm~us ly. HOLLIS ST~EHi' STOW SEWER - CONSTRUCTION BY WORK FORCE ACCOUNT Deputy Clerk read memo dated Way 6, 1974, fr~ml Asst. City Eng~ineer Root to Citv Council submitting~ cost estimate for the Hollis Storm Sewer, Wheaton Way to MaDle Street, and stating this project is to be done by City forces; also, stated material for the project was contained in the contract ~ecentlv awarded to [~ndberK of Tacoma, and requested the job be advertised bV CitV Clerk for the resulted time. W orion by C~,~ss~oner Schoneman and C~,.issioner Stewart to proceed with the construction by Work o~ACcount, and to advertise accomdingly~ carried unanimously. !CHk~GE O~DE~ ~3 - SIX/~{ ~ WARREN (CONCURRENCE/STATE & Fk~)E~AL AGENCIES) iDeD. utv Clerk read me~ dated May S, 1974, £z~ Asst. City En~ineer Root to City C~uncil Change ~er No. 3 for the TO~ICS Pmoject at Sixth £ Warren which was approved by City Council 10 iADril 1974 subject to concurrence of the State Highway Depa~.b,ent and Federal Highway Bdministra- ~tlon~ also, stated the endorsement of Signal Electric, Inc., and the ooncma'zence of the State and Federal officials have now been obtained;the Change Order now being in force. ' .MODIFICATION OF CO~rRACT - SEWER SERVICES: PSNS . DeDutv Clerk Dresented Modification of Contract Mo. NS2~7~-70-C-14~2 providin~ additional sewer !services to the Puget Sound Naval Shipyard at USS MISSO[~I location. !Motion by ~avor Jarstad and Co~mlssioner STewart to apumove the Modification of Contmact~ i carried unanimous 1V. i~3rl'E~ - TELECABLE OF BREME.~TON: INCP~ASED RATES ~eDutv Clerk ~ead letter dated May 7, 197~, from Teleeable of Bmemerton (Nation Wide Ca~levision) to Mayor Jarstad statin~ they plan to raise the basic monthly rate frcm $6.~0 to $6.90, which is ilar below the U. S. Cos~ of Living Index. iMotion bv Mavor Jarstad and Cc~m,lssioner Stewart to acknowledge receiDt of this letter regarding '.t e-~creased nates, carried unanimously' b~rr~? - DE~. OF ECOLOGY RE: APPROVAL OF SPECIFICATIONS/PUMp STATION #1.1 '~DeDutv Clemk read letter dated AU~il ~9, 197~, from State DeDal~b~,ent of EcolO~ to Ci%7 of Brem~rton iadvising that the Dlans and sDecifications for Auxiliary Power Pump STation No. 13 have been approved. ~0 - CITY ENG~INEE~ RE: 1974 FAM PROJECTS ~JeDutv Clerk read memo dated May 7, 1974, from City Engineer to City Council submitting information on the Drojects for consideration of YAM Fundin~ prior to July 1, 1974~ also, rec~,,~ending the Mayor be authorized to sign the subnlttals for inclusion of maps and other data for mailing. Motion bv Cu,,,issioner Schon~man and Mayor Jarstad to authorize the Mayor to sign, carried unanimously. OFFE? OF GRANT - WAT~ SYSCO'EM IMPROV~qENTS DeDuty Clerk Pearl rm~o dated May 7, 1974, f~ G~ants Administrator to City Co~mcil su~mittinK the official Offer of Grant Notification fr~m the State DeDa~.U~nt of Social and Health Services for Water System Improvements. Deputy Clerk read the Notification dated MaV 1, 197~, stating that Bremerton has received a high priority ratlnK enabling them to offer $118,881.00, which is forty percent of the estimated capital costs fop eligible construction. Lengthy discussion was held and the Council eo~ended those who helDed obtain this funding for the construction of Tracvton ~eser~oir and Tr~nsmission Wains. Motion by Mayor Jarstad and C~,~,~ssioner STewamt to continue to fill out proper applications for ~llng this ~ant, ear, led unanimously. ~RfP/%gATION OF RESOLUTION - $k~rl. iNG HEARING DATE (LID #311) DeDuty Clerk read me~ dated MaY 7, 1974, f~om City Engineer to City Counell requesting authoriza- tion for Dreparatlon of resolution settinK final hearing on the Final Assessment Poll for LID #311 on 5 June 197~. Motion .by Cu~,~Jssloner Schoneman and Cu,,,~ssioner STewart to authorize preparation of a resolution ! scheduling hearing June 5, 1974, at 10:00 a.m., as recon~nended; cs_~Pied unanimously. ]}3rrE~ - LE~L HOLIDAYS iDeDutv Clerk read letter dated April 30, 1974, from Municipal Research & Services Center of Washing- itoh to Citv Officials advising that Thursday, May 30th is to be observed by cities and towns for Memorial Day as a legal holiday, and November llth is to obe~"ved as Veteran's Dav. i~ROCLAMATION - MUNICIPAL CLERK'S WEEK DeDuty Clerk read ~roclamation of th~ Mayor proclaiming May 5 through 11, 197~, as "Municipal Clerk' s Week" (COI~qCIL M~S - MAY 8, 197~ - coNTINUED) REPORTS - COMMISSIONER ~rLWART 1. Still in process of selling bonds; will need to obtain approval of the Pension Boards for release of some bonds. 2. Contacted Mr. Schollmeyer regarding the City's lease, and he accepted offer of the City Council to increase the lease payment based on increased assessed valuation. 3. Persons with water turned off have all paid their bills, except for two properties which were vacant. CALL FOR BIDS - OPERATION OF CITY PARKING C~GE C°~missioner Stewart stated he bas spoken with i'i'l~ Grinnel C~Lpany and Nor~chwest Pa~king Company as well as Diamond Pa~king, Inc., regapding "self-pa~king" type opel~ation at the Municipal Papking Gapage, and the City should go out for bids to make this a self-parklng operation. Motion by Comnissioner Stewart and C~',',,gssioner Schoneman to authomize a bid call fo~ the self- ~ operation of the City's pa~king garage, and to dil~t the City Clerk to dpaw up specifica- tions accordingly; carried unanimously. REPORTS - COF~SSIONER S(~ONE~9~ 1. Received repo,.ts frc~ Hanson $ Chalker Engineers and Charles Gilman, A~chitect, regarding the Burwell Hotel Building owned by Sorianos which was ~ecently destroyed by fire. 2. Spoke on behalf of Chaples Lombard end B~;nard Shaw who are retiring; that both of these men are very admirable and have served as excellent employees of the CiTy of BremezWcon. Pmesently pequesting emm~ination fop these positions. Will miss these ~ployees as well as Lee Jones and Nancy Kelf of the T~ea~'s Office. RESOLUTION - SUPPORTING TRIDENT (NO. 1596) Deputy Clerk ~ead A Resolution declaring the support of the City Council of the City of Br~3nerton for the proposed "Tmident" facility at Bangor, Washington. Motion by Cu,,Jssione~ Schoneman and Co~ssione~ Stewar~ to pass Resolution No. 1596, carried as ~'81~: Mavo~ Ja~stad, yes; C~,,Lissioner Schenemam, yes; C~i,,{ssioner Stewart, yes; C~,,dssioner .~choneman complimented City Attorney's Office for doing such a fine job in preparation of the resolution. REPOR~ - MAYOR JARSTAD 1'. last Week attended IAC Meeting in Yakima ~egamding gmant for acquisition of T~acyton Beach Property, and this request was moved up from 2~ to the top 11 category on the p~iority list. Stated that the Papk Superintendent should he authorized to obtain services of a park designem to properly submit applications fo~ funding on the pmoposed pa~k development on Maple Street and the development of Lions Cu,,,~nity Playfield. Motion by Mayor Jarstad and Ccemissioner Schoneman to authorize the Papk Superintendent to make ~n-----~t with recognized Park Designers in o~de~ to draw up prope~ plans for submission of funding applications to the IAC before the August 1st deadline, caz~ied unardmously. 2. Mayor Janstad stated that consideration should be given to acquiring services of an architect- designer for a proposed indoo~ swimming facility which is in great need. Hope to have something preoared in the ar~a of a bond levy to be on the ballot this fall, possibly under a one mill figure. C~,,~issionem Stewart suggested that the City might be able to get plans of already existing facilities in other cities, as well as input f~om the user~ of the facilities. Motion bv Mayor Jarstad and O3,,~issione~ Stewart to get proposals fr~, A~chitects and Consultants to-~er~Line' construction costs of a covered swimming pool and recreational building, carTied unanimously. 3. Reported it is the recu,,.endation of the Parks and Recmeation Co~ssion that consideration be given to dedicating portion of City property at Leho Field (adjacent to Conmunity Theatre site) for park purposes. ~. Will he meetin~ with Judge Danielson regarding action of Superior Cour~ Judge tur~ over Juvenile Traffic Vi6lations to the Municipal Cotmt, and ~ega~ding dismissal of several cases due to the Public Defende~ and City Attorney representative not being present. PROGRA~ - WATER OFFICE C~,,,tissioner Stewart stated that a Progrm,,,er has been hired pazWc-time in the Watep Office to assist the City in converting its present manual inventory control procedure into a mechanized REQUEST FOR AMENDED ORDINANCE . MOBILE HOME PARK AREA'(HOLGERSON PROPERTY) hill ~Tulse was present at the meeting and questioned whether the "ounc~.lbas made a decision regard- lng individual lot owne~ship for meb{le home residents on the Molgemson Property nea~ Westpark. Mr. Hulse was advised that the City Attorney's Office has been inst"~ucted to p~epare the necessar%; amendin~ on~inance to allow this request. CLOSE-01~F .gALE ORDINANCE Ken Bullet inquired about his ~equest to operate a business in Bremerton to sell Fire Damaged clothinK and merchandise obtained from bankrupt stor~s, etc. Deputv Clerk explained that Mr. Yeadon, City Clerk, has obtained infomation frown other cities regarding their policies on the matter, as directed, and this information bas been forwarded to the City Attorney's Office fo~ reVlew. COUNCIL MI~frES - MAY 8, 197~ - CONTINUED HFARING - BP~-AIR DISPOSAL - SH0~ ~G~ ~. D~. FE~~ ~tion by ~V~ J~stad ~d C~ssioner Se~n~ to hold h~, ~ied ~usly. ~pu~ Clerk stated the Notice of He~i~ was p~lish~ ~ the offie~l n~pa~r as ~u~ed by law. ~pu~ Clerk ~ad Staff Revi~; ~V~nt~ ~ct ~ses~t det~n~ that a detailed EI$ will not ~ ~qu~; ~d letter f~ the ~'b'~'~t of Fishepies stat~ t~y do ~t ~tici~te ~ ~ct on the~ fishi~ ~so~es. Ken A~e~, Assist~t Ci~ Pl~er~ gave p~sentation to the ~cil, s~i~ lo~tion ~d develo~ent on a ~p. Stated this will e~ce the ea~bilities of ~ for p~vid~ their semites to the Ci~ of ~on. ~ one s~ke ~ op~sition to the ~quest. No one s~ke ~ favor of the ~uest. ~ ~tion by Mavor J~stad ~d ~issio~r Sc~n~ to ~nc~ with the Pl~i~ ~,b~ent t~t ~is ~ need fop a detailed ~vi~t~ ~ct State,t, ~ied ~usly. ~tion bv Mawr J~tad ~ C~',,~ssio~r Schon~ to ap~ve the appli~tion for a Sho~line ~nt Subst~tlal ~velo~ent Pe~t for ~-~ Dis~sal C~,,~y, c~i~ ~usly. PR~TION - YO~ WEEK ~pu~ Clerk ~d ~l~tion of the Mayor p~i~ the ~ek ~gi~ May 1st. as "Youth Week". PA~0LL VOUC~R ~pu~ Clerk p~sent~ Pa~ll Vou~er fop the ~y peri~ April 21 t~h ~y ~, 1974, ~ the ~t of $117,064.9~, whi~ was audited ~ H~ld Fit~ater ~d app~ ~ ~,,~ssionem St~. ~tion bv Cu,,~ssioner St~ ~d May~ J~stad ~ app~ve the Pa~ll Vouch~, ~ied ~usly. N~ICE OF UAB [~pu~ Clerk p~s~t~ Noti~ of Meeti~ of the ~ ~erial ~ to ~ held ~day, May 16, 197~, at 9:30 ~., in the H~V A~is~tion ~ildi~, 01~ia, ~ ~enda for s~e; ~so~ ~ted ~s~ence ~s attached ~g~ ~ated U~ Guidelines. HOUSING A~ORI~ ~AL ~pu~ Clerk ~ad le~er ~ted April 30, 197~ fr~w, ~on Hous~ Aut~ri~ to e~ s~i~ t~ ~1 ~ ~v~i~ the o~ations of the Hous~ Authori~ f~ the fisc~ ve~ ended Septet 30, 1973. ~ file in Ci~ Clerk's Office. ~ssioner Sc~n~ advised that the ~us~ Authori~ u~n ~uest of the Ci~ fenced ~ ~a .lo,ted at ~ster ~y Argue to ~n~l d~e ~ ack--ce with question ~is~ ~ ~les Ull~k ~ letter ~ad at p~vious ~cll Meets. BID OPtiCS - PICK-~ ~U~/C~ & ~SSIS (~ D~. ) .~tion ~ Ma~ J~tad ~ Cu~,,issioner S~n~ ~ op~ bids as s~ on the ~en~, ~ied .~uslv. ~pu~ Clerk o~n~ the foll~ bids: ~PICK-~ ~UCK: !~ett Fo~, Inc.~ ~on, Cashier's ~e~ Encl~ed $50.00 ........................ $2,918.19. 'Hasel~ Buick-Pontiac, ~on, Bid ~nd ~c~s~ ...................... 2 92~ 51 ~e ~e~let, ~on~ C~ifi~ ~eck ~clos~d ................... 2 85~ 0~ ~tion ~ ~,,,~ssioner S~n~ ~d May~ J~tad to ~fer bids to the p~p~ ~ee for s~dy ~ ~'~,en~t~on of aw~ at ne~ ~et~g, ~i~ ~usly. .~ ~ ~SSIS: ~ett Fo~, Inc., ~e~, ~s~'s ~eck ~closed $50.00 ........................ $6,991.3S Kl~e ~e~let, ~on, Ce~ifi~ ~e~ Fmclosed 850.00 ........................... 7,011.~7~ *Alt. 1 ~t. 2 S,718.87~ ~tion ~ ~,,,~ssloner Schon~ ~d ~r J~stad ~ ~f~ the bids to the p~r ~ee for ~ ~d ~cu~,,~ation of awed at ne~ meets, c~i~ ~usly. U~ ~'rrERS - SIX ~ ~NS-rRU~ION ~ou~ Clerk ~d le~er f~ the ~ ~erial ~ ~ ~1~ ~py of U~ ~erial '~Ne~s S~dv S~,,,~, ~d le~ f~ U~ ~eg~i~ S~ Ye~ Cons~ion ~ s~tt~ a ~ of ~ ~del~e 16 ~d a suDplv of fo~m f~ s~i~i~ the Ci~'s c~lete Six [Cons~ct~on ~ and a se~te se~ion ~ain[ng to ~ ~erlal ~st f~ds. Clerk advised t~t the Ci~ Clerk has ~ over to the Ci~ E~ineer's Office all the ~terial ~d the Ci~ E~ineer's Office will ~ ~rki~ on th~ for s~ssion to the Ci~ a~ then the State at the p~per t~e. (COUNCIL MIN%~I'ES - MAY 8, 197~ - coNTINuED) AGREEMENT - DEPARTMENT OF NAVY (LOAN OF ANCHOR $ C~%IN) Deputy Clerk read Agreement between Depaz.h,mnt of Navy and City of Brem~rton for the loan of an Anchor and Chain placed at Hal's Corner as a memorial to Hal Fischtem , and certifying receipt of these items. Motion by Mayor Jarstad and Cu,~,issioner Stewart to sign the certification of receipt and to agree ~ guidelines stipulated by the Depa~.b]mnt of Navy, ear~ied unanimously. ORDINANCE - FIRST READING: SEFfIC TANK DISPOSAL Deputy Clerk read, first reading, An Ordinance relating to the sewer system of the City of Bmemerton providing for permits, licenses, fee§, rules and regulations, providing penalties and repealing O~dinance No. 2506. Motion by C~,,kissioner Se~oneman and Cu,,.~ssioner Stewart to approve ordinance on first reading, ~ed as follows: Mayor Jarstad, yes; CuzD,issioner Stewart, yes; C~,~ssioner Schoneman, yes. ORDINANCE N0. 3130 - PARKHUST VACATION Deputy Clerk read, second reading, an O~dinance to vacate portion of that alley on Wheaton Way requested by Donald ParkhurSt. Motion bv Mayor Jarstad and C~m,Jssioner Stewa_wt to pass Ordinance No. 3130~ carried as follows: ~[~-~-~'-Jarstad, yes; C~,,missioner Stewart, yes; C~,'~m[ssionel~ Schoneman~ yes. ORDINANCE NO. 3131 - C0b~UNICATIONS DEPT. POSITION (TECH. II) Deputy Clerk read, second reading, An Ordinance creating a position of C~,,~,anicatlons Technician II in the Co~municatlons Depa~.b~,~_nt, and appropriating funds. Motion by Mayor Jarstad and C~,~ssionem Stewart to pass Ordinance No. 3131, carried as follows: a~Jarstad, yes; Cu~,,cissioner Steam, t, yes; C~,missione_P Sehoneman, yes. ORDINANCE NO. 3132 - DELINQUENT LICENSE r'EES (VENDING/AMUSEMENT DEVICES) Deputy Clerk mead, Seu~nd Reading, An Ordinance amending Section 1 of ODdinance No. 347 as amended by Omdinance No. 1468; and amending Sec. ~ g 5 of Ordinance No. 2177 f~xing penalties for non- payment of license fees on ~nusement and vending machine licenses issued by the City of Br~merton. Motion by C~,,,issioner Stewart and Mayor Jarstad to pass Ordinance No. 3132, carried as follows: a~Jarstad, yes; C~,,.issloner Stewart, yes; Ccmmlissioner Schormman, yes. PAY BILLS Motion by C~,missioner Stewart and C~,,,issioner Schormman to give a blanket appmoval of Vouchers ~-~red 1757 through 18~, for payment in the amount of $52~915.20, carried unanimously. MEL'i'IMG~ AD3OURNED 11:20 AM G. C. ~ SR., C1'1¥ CLERK APPROVED: · JARSTAD, ~YOR PR: CR/LK TAPE NO. ~3 SIDE "B"