HomeMy WebLinkAbout05/22/74 CO[~CIL MI~r~ES - CITY COUNCIL M~3£ING
MAY 22, 197~
The regular meeting of the City Council of the Cji7 of B~eme~ton, Washington, was held in the
Council Chambers of City Hall at 9:00 a.m., PDST, Wednesday, May 22~ 197~. Attending were:
Mayor Japstad, presid{ng; Conmissioner Stewar~, Cc~mtissioner $chon~man~ City Clerk Yeadon, Asst.
Cil~; Attornnev Jackson, and ~eppesentative of the Dress and radio.
MeetJnq oDened with the Pledge of Allegiance and Invocation by Pastor Dopsey McCullough, of
Ebenezer A.M.E. Church.
MINU~.S
~[{-~s of May 15, 197~, were mead and approved as amended.
SEPARATIONS
David L. ~eorge, Jr., Helper, WAter Distribution, Resigned, May lB, 197~.
leslie SMith, Groundskeeper, Pa~ks and Reemeation, Resigned, May 2g, 197g.
Motion by Mavor Janstad and Cu,u~ssioner STewart to approve the sepa~ations, carried unanimously.
~-~']~h-{te, PT Plavleader, Pa~ks De~t., $2.S0 hr., F£fective May 29, 197g.
0za Langston, Extra Labom, Pa~s and Recreation, $1.90 hr., Effective June lB, 197~.
Farl Haves, Helper, Water Supply, $8.97 hr., Effective MaV 21~ 197g.
Motion by C~u~dssionep $choneman and Mayor Jar~tad to approve the employments, ear,led unanimously.
APPLICATIONS FOR TAXICAB DRIVER LICEnSeE
~ler~ presented Apolications for Taxicab Drivers Licenses from the following: Tho~ DeRosa,
approved by Asst. Chief Henry; D~niel Leighton, Approved bv Captain Johnson; Eddie Spatz, Approved
by Asst. Chief Uen~. (Approvals made for Chief of Police)
Motion bv Mavor Jarstad and Co~.~ssioner Stewart to approve the apolications, carried unanimously.
APPLICATION FOR MUSIC M~CHINE LICENSE
Cler~ presented Application for Music Machine License for Pizza Pats, and stated approval should
be made subject to approval of Chief of Police.
Motion bv MaVO~ Jarstad and C~,~ssioner Stewar~ to approve the license application subject
to approval of Chief of Police, carried un~nimouslv.
C17%IM FOR DA~AC~E$ - JAMES/GLORIA SHANK
Clerk prmsented Claim for Damages from James and Gloria Shank in the amount of $52,500, and stated
the Claim has been mefer~ed to the City's insurance companV.
~PiO~EES' RETIREMENT FUND
Cler~ presented }Implovees' Retipe3nent Fund list for May, 197U, for approval, in the gross ~nount
of $2,571.03.
Motion by Cu,,,,issioner Schoneman and Mayor Jarstad to approve the Retimenent Fund List for May,
carried unanimously.
CALL FOR BIDS - FARE BOXES (BUSSES)
Clep~ mead me3no dated May 21, 197g, from City Clerk to City Council r~questing permission to prepare
the bid documents, obtain UMTA approval~ and finally call for bids for seven new megistering fame.
boxes; theft these amc a budget line item in the UMTA Grant, 10.02.0g. City Clerk stated that this
request is ~3de with concurrence with City Tr~asu~er and Conmissioner Stewart.
Motion by Con~dssioner Stewart and Mayor Jarstad to authorize the City Clerk to follow these
ppoc-------e--~umes. Under discussion: C~,i~,issioner Stewart stated this will give the City the amount
each bus is bringing in on its particular route. Motion carried unanimously.
('AIL FOR BIDS - S~RIDAN ROAD IMPROVEMFNT (LEBO-PI~E)
Cle~ read memo dated May 21, 197~%, from City Engineer to City Council requesting authorization
to call for bids for that portion of the improvements to be accomplished by Contract, which would
pp]ncipallv include curbs, Eutters~ and sidewalk.
Motion by C~,,k[~sioner Schon~nan and Mayor Jarstad to authorize the bid call, with an eal~lv
~-~en~n~ date, card, ed unanlmouslv.
W0~K FORCE ACCOUNT - SHERIDAN ROAD I~g~ROVEME~rF (LEBO-PINE)
Clerk read memo dated May 21, 197g, from City Engineer to City Council submittin~ a cost estimate
for the work to be accomplished by City For~es on the Sheridan Road Improvement, and reco,~nending
the Dro~ect and cost estimate be adver~tised as mequimed by Washin~ton State
Motion bv Cu,.~issionep Schoneman and Mavol~ Jarstad to authorize the work to be done bv City Forces
hv-~ Force Acco~mt~ and to advertise~ acco~diRqlv, carried unanimously.
ACCEETANCE OF Co~]~ACT - LID #313 8 #31~% SCHEDULE "B"
Clerk read memo dated May 20, 197~, from City Engineer to City Council stating that the Contractor
for this Schedule has only to install an extension on one of the pump station ladders and to
renalr a motor {n Pump Station #32% that the total cost of the ladder installations which were
added h~cause of OS[~ menu]resents in both stations is $1,270.25, and is 90% complete, and the
cost of the motor peoalr is estimated at .~5~.00; mecon~nended that the contract be accented and
that if these %~o ~tems ape not completed within the 30 days wa{tinz~ Deriod that .~1,800 be held
bac~ on the r~taJned nepcenta~.e until tbev ar~ completed.
~otion by ~c~missloner Sc~oneman and Co,,~[ssloner Stewart to follow recommendation of City
COUNCIL MINUTES - MAY 22, 197~ - CONTINUED
of City Engineer. Cu,u,JSsioner Schoneman commented that the motor repair will be at no cost to
the City. Motion carried unanimously.
CHANGE ORDER ~7 - LID ~313/314 SCHEDULE "B" (EDMONDS-STEVENS;INC.)
Clerk read memo dated May 21, 197q, from City Engineer to City Council sutmtitting Change Order No
7 for a total increase of 390.00 for 12 flar~ges which were needed to make it easier for the
residents to connect their laterals to the new lines.
Motion bv Ccmmlssioner Schoneman and Cc~missioner Stewart to approve the Cb~nge O~der, carried
unanimously.
BID OPENING DATE - SELF-PARKING FACILITT
City Clerk repol~ted that bid specifications have been prepared, and the bid opening date has
been scheduled Wednesday, June 5, 197~, at 11:00 a.m.
SET HEARING DATE - SIX-YEAR CON~I'~OCTION PROGRAM
Clerk read ~ dated May 22, 1974~ fr~m City Engineer to City Council requesting that the annual
hearing on the Six-Year Construction Program be held on Wednesday, June 19, 197~.
Motion b~ Cu,,~,issioner Scboneman and Mayor Jarstad to set the hearing date June 19, 1974, at
1-~a.m. Cu,,,,issloner Schon~nan noted that the Six Year Plan is presently available for those
who wish to review it prior to the hearing. Motion carried unanimously.
SET DATE - FINAL HEARING - LID #313/314
Clerk read memo dated May 22~ 197~, fr~m City Engineer to City C~unoil requesting final hearing for
LID #313/314 be scheduled July 3, 1974.
Motion bv Cu~,~Jssloner Schoneman and Mayor Jarstad to set hearing date July 3, 197~, at 10:00 a.m.,
carried unanimously.
SET HFARING DATE - APPLICATION FOR VARIANCE - FIR g MAGNUSON
Clerk advised that this application comes to the City Council on letter of appeal of Planning
C~,~ission Denial received by the applicant May 20, 1974, and a Council hearing date should now be
set.
Motion by Mayor Jarstad and Cu,m.;ssioner Schoneman to hold hearing June 19~ 197~, at 10:00 a.m.,
c--~nr--l--ed unanimously.
SET HFARING DATE - FEEKS SERVICE REZONE - WHEATON WAY/SHERIDAN ROAD
City Clerk explained that this application comes to the Council based on Planning C~,mu[ssion
Resolution No. 257 rec~,,,,ending approval of the rezone based on Land Use Restrictions.
Motion bv Mayor Jarstad and Cu~,,Jssioner Stewar~c to hold hearing June
carried unanimouslv.
HFARINGS - VIEW RIDGE COMPREHENSIVE PLAN - PROCEI~RAL ADVICE
Clerk read memo dated May 21,.197~, fr~ml Planning Director to City Clerk recu,m~nding the Council
obtain an opinion from the City Attorney as to the prospect of following p~ocedures outlined in
RCW 35.13.178 (Cities and Towns--Annexation) in holding the hearings on the proposed View Ridge
Neighborhood Co,,~rehensive Plan; that if this procedure w~re followed it may be that the plan
could be utilized in connection with future annexations and could alleviate the prOblems concerning
the zoning of the annexed property. Mayor Jarstad directed this matter set aside until a written
opinion is received from the City Attorney's Office concerning proper procedures to follow.
FINAL PLAT OF VUE WEST THIRD ADDN.
Clerk read memo dated May 17, 1974, from Planning Department~D City Clerk sutmtitting final plat of
Vue West Third Addition (file £ Map), and stating that the preliminary plat of Vue West was
approved bv the Planning Cu,,~ssion and City Council in spring of 1971; also, noted the final
plat has been approved by the local Health Department in regard to sewage disposal and water supply,
has been approved by the Planning C~,,~ssion in regard to the e~npliance with the terms of the
preliminary plat, and has been approved by the Cit~ Engineer in regard to ~he survey data, layout
of riMhts-of-way and design of sewage and water syst~ns.
Mot{on by Cc~missioner Stewart and Co~missioner Schoneman to accept the Plat and authorize
signatures on the proper docuf~ents, carried unanimously.
L~-r~'~ - DEPT. OF NAVY RE: USS BR~MFRTOM BELL
Clerk read letter dated May 17, 1974, from Depa~.b,~nt of Navy tO Mayor Jarstad submitting receipt
to be signed by the City of Bremerton for USS BREMERTON BELL, which was transferred to the City
of Bremerton on an indefinite loan basis.
Motion by Mayor Jarstad and Cu,,,~ssoner Schoneman to authorize the Mayor to sign the documents of
t~ ~O complete transfer of the bell. The Cc~miSsioner~ cu,~nended the USN for an excellent
~ob done in p~eparing the bell and frame, and for thei~ excellent presentation at City Hall for
the dedication. Motion carried unanimously.
NOTICE OF HFARING - COUNTY ADOPTION OF PLUMBING CODE
Clerk Dresented Notice of Hearing to be held by the Kitsap County Cu,,,,issioners Mav ~7, 1974, at 10:
30 , to consider the adoDtion of the Unifom Plumbing C~de and an Ordinance relating to the Cede;
also, enclosing cody of proDosed ordinance.
TAXI FARE. INCREASE REOUEST - SENIOR CITIZEN SPECIAL RATE
Clerk advised that the request for Taxi Fare Increase has now fulfilled the 30-da¥ filinK
requirement and the ordlnanee may now be amended; also, stated the matter of Senior Citizen
se/vice and fares should be considered as a temDorary experiment with a retort back to the City
Council in 90 or 120 days in the event the ordinance should be amended for this type of service.
COUNCIL MINUTES - MAY 22, 197~ - CONTINUED
Discussion ~as held concerning the request for increased fames, and Commissioner Stewart stated
he would not vote for an increase without first havin~ seen some sort of profit and loss statement
for the Cab Company. Mayor Jarstad stated he did not feel the Council should require such a
statement from a private operation; also, commented that this is a public service provided and
nobody is required to use it.
Motion by Mayor Jarstad and C~,,,,~ssioner Schoneman to allow the requested increase, and to direct
t-~ty Attorney to prepare the necessary amendln~ ordinance, car%~ied as follows: Mayor Jarstad,
yes; Commissioner Stewart, ~D, C~m~nissioner Sehoneman, yes. '
Citv Clerk read proDosal from Michlo Corporation for A Senior Citizen Transportation Program on
a trial basis, in order to ascertain the feasibility and practicability of providin~ door-to-door
transpuk, latlon of qualified Senior Citizens at a reduced rate.
Motion b,y Mayor Jarstad and Cu~,,~[ssioner Schoneman that this experiment be permitted by the Cab
~y carried unanimously.
REQUEST TO PURCHASE CITY PROPERTY - DALE E. PRITCH~'rr (A/TORNEY'S OPINION)
Clerk mead ~ dated May 20, 197~ from Asst. City Atto~.~,ey McCluskey to City Clerk givin~
legal opinion on procedures to be foll~ed in order fop propg~,iy to be sold to M~. P~itchett.
Mayor Jarstad directed City Clerk to supply copies of the Opinion to the C~,,~ssioners for their
study and evaluation.
ACCEPTANCE OF D~:~:~ - R0N ROSS PROPERTY EXCHANGE
~lerk read memo dated May 17, 197~, frc~ City Clerk ~o City Council stating Deeds were exchanged on
May 13, 197~, and sub~ittln~ deed for acceptance of the Council.
Motion by Co~m~ssioner!?Schoneman and Mayor Jax~tad to accept the deed and refer to the City Attorney
~ fop aDproval as to form, and to the City Clerk for proper recording, n~ried unanimously.
EEA P~0GRAM EXr~NSION
Clerk read ~o dated May 21, 197~, from City Auditor to City Council advising ~hat ~l~ EEA
Program will be ~xtemded t~mough the ~onth of June and possibly through August, on a month to ~onth
basis; also, requesting Council authorize funds to be transferred f~o,~ the Depa~'b,~ents involved
to the EEA ~und Budget, to meet the City's portion of the cost extension.
Motion by Mayor Jar~tad and Co,.,dssioner Sohoneman to authorize the transfer of funds as
r~o~,~r~ed, oarmied unani~ouslv.
hcrr~a - JAMES SCHOLLMEYER (ACCEPTANCE OF CITY'S 0~'~'~)
Olerk read letter dated May 21, 197~, fr~ Jam~s H. Schollme~er to City Clerk stating that he has
accepted City's Offer ooncernir~ increase in their Lease AL~reement with him; also, suggested
J~quar~ 1, 1974, as the effective date for the adjustment.
Motion b~ Co~,,Essibner Stewart and C~ssioner Sohonm~m that the adjustment figure of 8222.85
~---~ow~d for the five ~onths beginning January 1, 1974. Under discussion it was brought out
that the monthly rental figure will now be ~2~.57. Motio~ carmied unardmously.
10:00 - EEPORTS ~ PUBLIC RECOGNITION
CO~4ISSION~ S~T:
1. 7~n Cu~ham, Meter Maintenaneeman, will be retiring June ~0th; hms been very valuable
e~ployee to the City and has initiated many good ideas. City will miss him very much, and wish
him w~tl in futur~ ymar~.
2. Feel it may be necessary to raise the interest rates on tax-free hond~ fop sale by the 'City
in order to keep up with oc~tition of banks.
3. Gave bus report for the month of April which showed decrease in ridermhip probably due to
incmeased gasoline supplies.
q. Plan to put spotlights around USS BRENERTON Bell so appearance will be enhanced by better
llghtin~.
REPORTS - CO~ISSIONER SCHONENAN:
1. Sixth Street will r~ closed today; should be reopened by tonight.
2. Planned to pave 6th ~ ~arr~n intersection for turn-~ovmment lane next Tuesday; however, nc~
'~%11 t>~v~ to wa~t ~o~ Telephone Cc~pan¥ to install a manhole. Proj~t ~rill be delayed until
· anhole has been installed.
3. Sign ~ Posts located at ~ill Dane's Service Station at Oambrlan $ Farragut will be removed due
to traffic hazard.
q. r~ve logc. in~ report, and background of the logging program. Stated the City brought in
approximately $11,000 this year so far in timber sales, and brings about 82,510.00 fop br~sh
picking lease ea'mually.
5. Will ba rec~,~.ending the Council e~gage the services of Jack ~eimer in preparing a layout
cot a nine-~ole golf course.
~. Cc~plimented Chamber of Co~,,erce for f~ne job done during Ar~ed Forces Celebration and
Parade.
REPORTS - MAYOR JA~STAD - next page.
COUNCIL MINUTES - MAY 22, 197N - CONTIN[fED
REPORTS - MAYOR JARSTAD:
1. Met with rep~esentatlve of the State Highway Depez.~u~nt and Architect/Designer who were very
pleased with the way grant money was spent for beautific.ation of East End Warren Avenue Bridge.
Complimented Parks and Recreation Depaz.b,mnt on this project. Cu~,plimented East Side Kiwanis
Club for purchase df flag and pole placed at the North end of the bridge. Thanked Navy League
for their work on memorial at Hal's Corner (Hal Fischler M~morial).
2. Thanked Police Reserve people for their assistance during Anned Forces Day Parade. Stated
that Car Group in the parade this year will not be permitted next year due to the danger of the
speeding vehicles hurting achild or losing control.
3. East ~. West High School performances Friday night were excellent, and was pleased to attend.
CLOSE-OUT SALE ORDINANCE
Ken Buller asked what progress had been made toward preparation of an amending ordinance. Mayor
Jarstad advised that the City A-toz.ney's Office is working on such amendment to allow his request.
DECISION - BOGGESS/RICHARDSON REZONE (SHERIDAN ROAD)
Botion by Mayor Jarstad and C~m,dssioner Schoneman to discuss the Boggess/Richardson rezone matter
at--~s time, carried unanimously.
Clerk mead letter dated May 21, 1974, from Walte~ Hackett, Attorney for some neighborhood
residents, to City Council me9uesting ~he City Council defer action on this application for rezone
until the Sheridan Neighborhood C~,,prehensive Plan has been completed.
Ken Atteber~, Asst. City 'Planner, gave presentation to the Council, and gave background of the
Neighborhood meetings.
Lengthy discussion w~s held and it was brought out that the Iyroperwcy could be developed into
'duplexes under present zoning, with no Land Use Restrictions.
Frank Shier~, Attorney for Applicants, stated that the 52 duplexes that would presently be
allowed will p~obably bring in more children, more noise pollution, etc.; also, stated that the
Applicants have pul~chased this property, and do plan to develoD it. Stated the pPoperd:y should
be developed in such a way the City could have some controls, which would be through this rezone
p~ocess. Stated the Develol~nent Plan is an excellent plan, and one of the best ppesented to the
Council.
OPPONENTS
~--~--~ling, 815 East 31st Street, stated this is an R-1 a~ea and a rezone would be "Spot
?~nlng". Stated 1~6 people have signed a petition against havir~ R-2 in this neighbol*hood. Would
. rather take a chance on duplexes being built and ~ to fight that type of develot~nent at that
time. Stated Sheridan Road is not capable of handling the extn~ traffic that would be generated.
i Stated his main concern was that this development would set a p~ecedent in the area.
,ilJ°seph 0'Brien. . spoke in opposition to the rezone, and stated that MA-. Richardson has threatened
lithe reszdents zn the a~ea that if the rezone doesn't go through, duplexes will be developed.
ii Stated this development would not be p£opeP in the a~ea, end would be located just next to
his backyamd. Stated the City could
i[mequiPed rights-of-way, control the oonstr~ction of duplexes by not g~anting the
ii0wen Tripp, 3030 Pine Road, spoke in opposition to the mezone, and commented that City should
!update its ordinances concerning development of duplexes. Stated he would hot have purchased
Ibis property if an apez'b,~nt development was located theme at that time.
;IMPs. Charles Par~, Sheridan Road, spoke in opposition to the request, and stated that 50 units
?Road.' would be mome acceptable_ than 80 units. Stated this would increase traffic umoblems on Sheridan
iPat Cagey, co,,,,ented that the neighborhood meetings have been a gl~eat oppoz.tdnity, and advised
lithat the next meeting will be held June 3~d.
i
Max Heustis, stated it does not seem like a City can p~operly grow without develo~nent in the
'outlying areas. Stated this development is just parWc of City growth.
~avor Ja~stad stated that the ~esidents in the area should have an oppol-tunity to develop Land
Use Restrictions, and furCcher Neighborhood Meetings should be held,
Co~l.. SlOner .~ehoneman stated whe felt .cez?a~.n ~a~eas .o.f th~e.C.ity should .rems. in s.ingle-f~nilv
r~stdences, and if the rezone as gl~anTe~, The UOUnO1AwoUA(] nave no chomee but to allow other
~evelopments of lhis type in the neighborhood.
~otion by Cu,,~tissioner Schoneman and C~,~.~ssioneP Stewar~ to deny the rezone request, carried
ar~rtiraously.
COI~CIL MINUTE.q - MAY 22, 1974 - CONTINUED
SECOND RFADING g DISCUSSION - SEWER RATE INCREASE ORDINANCE (NO. 3134)
Clerk read letter received May 21~ 1974, from Albert and Carman Keil to City Co~nissioners
stating that any increase in rents to cover any expenses represents a hardship for retired
peoole and those on fixed incomes.
C~,',,issioner Stewart discussed need for the ordinance, ar~ stated he didn't feel it was fair
to charge homeowners three tim~s as much as Apal. b,~ent owners. Stated that the sewer system
needs improvements, and the ridiculously low rate being charged Apal~tment Owners should be
adjusted to obtain the needed revenue.
The followin~ Dersons spoke in opposition to the ordinance: Max Heustls, Don Rasmussen, Jenks
Beard, Eddie Bjork, Mrs. Archibald, Vivian Sexton, Bill Miles. Main objections to the
o~dinanee were that the increase was too high; that a vacancV factor should be considered
(especially with Bremerton being a Navy town); costs the City less money to service apa~'.b.ents.
Pat Carey spoke in favor of the ordinance, and cc~'~,~ented that the Apsx,hi~nt owners should be
paving their fair share of the load.
Bill D~ake spoke in favor of the ordinance~ and felt the City needs this revenue to help fight
pollution Droblems on the waterfront.
Motion bv Conmiss[oner Stewart and C~,,,tissioner Schonenan to pass O~dinance No. 3134.
Mayor Jarstad stated he would like to include a vacancy factor in the motion for approval, and
made the following motion for the amendment:
Motion by Mayor Jarstad to make an additional amendment to the ordinance that when the vacancy
r~te is over ten peroent~ this be certified by the Apa~'-b~,ent Owner, and the amount could be used
as a credit on the next bill, Motion died for lack of second.
Original motion carried as follows: Mayor Jarstad, yes; Cu,,~Jssioner Stewal~t~ yes; Co~ssioner
Schoneman, ves.
Meeting recessed 1:15 p.m. Called to order 2:05 p.m.
AFFIRMATIVE ACTION PROGRAM
Mayor Jarstad advised that suggestions of Donworth ~ Associates have been incorporated into the
Affirmative Action P~ogl~am for the Citv of Bre3nerton.
Motion bV Mayor Jarstad and Commissioner Schoneman to read the Affirmative Action Pl"ogram at this
t-~., carmied unanimously. Clerk read the proposed City of Bz~m~rton Affirmative Action Program.
Motion bv C~nissioner Schoneman and Cc~mmissioner Stewart to approve the Affirmative Action Program,
carried unanimously.
ORDINANCE - FIRST READING: ADOPTING AFFIRMATIVE ACTION PROGRAM
Clerk read, first reading, An Ordinance providing for equal opportunity employment for ~ployees
fo the City of Br~merton and adopting an Affirmative Action Program for the City of Bremerton.
Motion bv Mavoz. Jarstad and Cu~i,~ssioner Stewart to approve the o~dinance on first reading.
[~-r-r-en~dis~sslon: John Joseph~ EE~ Officer for Naval Supply Center~ was present and asked if
the goals would be included in the ordinance. C~,~Jssioner Stewa/Wc explained that the Program
adopted states that goals will be set. Mayor Jamstad stated that this would be included in the
future bv an amending ordinance. Motion carried as follows: Mayer Jarstad, yes; Cc~mlssioner
Stewart, yes; C~m,issioner Sehoneman, yes.
DRAFT EIS - EAST BREMERTON CEM~'~:~ (WHEATON ~ HOLLIS)
Clerk read memo dated May 20~ 1974, from City Planner to City Council submitting Enviroamental
Assessment prepared for the East Bremerton Center, a c~'~,~ereial shopping center, to be located in
East Bremerton; also, stated this Assessment has been accepted by the Planning Depa~.bt~ent and
~ilding Department as the draft Envirorfnental Impact Statement for the development, and any
crmments should be made prior to June 22, 1974.
Motion by Mayor Jarstad and Con~nissloner Schoneman to accept the EIS, and allow anyone wishing to
'review it to make any c~ents they may have prior to June ~2, 197% carmied unanimously.
BUDDY
PROCLqMATIONS - MEMORIAL POPPIES
:i Clerk read proclamationscf the Mayor proclaiming May 24 ~ 25~ 197% as B~ddy 8 Memorial Poppies
i days and Memor{al g Buddy Poppies Days.
!ORDINANCE - FIRST READING: SPAEI~ REZONE.
IClerk r~d, first reading, An Ordinance amending the use and area maps according to Ordinance No.
i 1792.
!Motion by C~,,,{ssloner Stewart and C~,,,~ssioner Schon~nan to approve ordinance on first
!~a---'~K, carried as follows: Mayor Jarstad, yes; Cu,~f~ssioner Stewart, yes; C~,,,~issioner
~iRESDIi3TION NO. 1598 - CHARGES FO~ D0fl~q~qT REPRODUCTION
.1' Clerk. read. A Resolution fixing~ the char~es to the public for doe~nent reproduction.
Motion bv C<*~,~,issloner Stewart and Mayor Jarstad to pass Resolution No. 1598, carried as follows:
iI a~-~ Jarstad, yes; Cc,~nissioner Stewal~t, yes: C~,,,,issioner Schoneman, yes.
COUNCIL MINIrfES - MAY ~, 1§74 - CONTI~ED
PAYROLL VOUCHER
Clerk presented Payroll Vouche~ fo~ the Pay Pe~i~ May 5 ~h 18, 197~, in ~he ~o~t of
~1~1,~72.91, which was auditM ~ ~ld Fire, er ~d app~ved by C~ssione~ Stew~.
Motion by Co~,ission~ St~ ~d ~m~ission~ Schon~ to ap~ve the ~11 ~ucher,
c~ied ~uslv.
BIL~9
~n ~ C~,,,~issioner S~ ~d Mayor J~s~ad ?o give a bl~e~ approval of Vouchers
~ 20~0, in ~he ~ of $~2,~8.~2, c~ied ~usly.
PR0~SSI0~L ~GINL~NING S~VI~S - E. G.
Clerk ~ad ~ f~ ~e~ G. H~le ~o C~ssioner Schon~ ~s~ ~ he be re~n~
as ~ec~ E~e~ fo~ ~he ~ac~on ~ach R~d Pipel~e ~jec~, ~ p~s~ ~se~io~ ne~
~iddell R~d. Discu~ml~ foll~ed, ~ the Co~cil ~nc~d %ha~ ~his ~uld be a ~a~ ~v~s
~o ~he Ci~ ~d ~o hiri~ a ~Consul~.
~tion ~ Cu,,nission~ Se~n~ ~d C~m~ssion~ St~ to e~e ~. H~le as ~t
~, c~ied u-~sly.
CONSULT~ - B~R~N
Mavop J~stad stated T~ Weldon ~s si~ ~nt with Ci~ fop ~nsult~t se~ices ~n~
~on Redevelopment. Will give this sign~ ~oV to Ci~ Clerk fop ~peP fil~.
Weldon will ~ in ~on to~ to st~ ~rk~ '
Imu'rgR - SE~IVE S~VICE ~S~
~yor J~stad su~tt~ lett~ to Ci~ Clerk for fili~ ~ssi~ app~ciation for the Mayor's
Office se~i~ ~= a ~giS~tlon off lee for ~tive Se~ice.
ILTrER - U. S. NA~ ~: C~ ~LL ~ FORCES DAY
Mayor su~tt~ le~er dated May ?0~ 197~, f~ ~pt~n M~, USN, giving th~s for
successful ~ Fo~es ~V at Ci~ Hall.
~:l'fMg A~70~D 3: 08 p.m.
G. C. YFADON, S~., CITY CLERK
APPROVED:
TAPE NO. 24 "B"
TAPE, NO. 25 "AB"