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HomeMy WebLinkAbout06/19/74 CITY COUNCIL ~4ELTING ~37~ 19, 1974 7~]e regular meeting, of the City Council of the City of Bremerton, Washington, was held in the . Council Chambers of City Hall at 9:00 a.m., PDST, Wednesday, June 19, 1974. Attending were: ~avor Jarstad, presidinE; Co~,~ssioner Stewart, Cc~missioner Schoneman, City Clerk Yeadon, City Attorney Wal~ren, and representatives of the press and radio. ~eeting opened with the Pledge of Allegiance and Invocation by Pastor John Rupert of Free Methodist Church. MINUTES ~ of June 11, 1974, were approved as read. SEPAF~ITIONS Margaret Perkins, Police Clerk Police Dept., Resigned, June 30, 1974. Michael Porch, Extra Labor, Parks and Recreation, Resigned, June 17, 1974. William Martin, Clerk-Dispatcher, Street Department, June 13, 1974. :Gary Ormiston, Hvy. Eqd~p. Opt., Street Department, Resigned, July 2~, 1974. Nancy Carter, Lifeguard, Parks and Recreation, Resigned, June 14, 1974. I.~otion bV C~mmissioner Schone~an and Cc~missioner Stewart to appreve the separations, carmied unanimously. D~LOY~"E;NTS James Johnson, PT Playleader, Parks Dept., $2.50 hr., June 19, 1974. Sheree C~osler, Lifeguard, Parks and Recreation, $2.25 hr., June 17, 1974. Robert Bright, Extra Labor, Water Supply, $2.75 hr., June 17, 1974. Phillip Scheer, Fxtra Help, Water Distribution, $2.75 hr., June 17, 1974. William Asbury, Extra Help, Engineering Depaz.h,ent, $2.62 hr., June i4, 1974. William Truemper, Extra Help, Street Depar~nent, $2.75 hr., June 17, 1974. Bernard Karlovich, Extra Help, Water Supply, $2.75 hr., June 17, 1974. ~4otion by Mayor Jarstad and Con~nissioner Stewart to approve the ~ployments, carried unanimously. CI~NGES IN PAY STA~3S John A. Wilk[~, Firefighter, 3rd to 4th Year, $868.75 to $909 month, June 3, 1974. ~otion by Mayor Jarstad and Cor~nissioner Stewart to approve the Change in Pay Status, carried ~manimouslv. EMPLOYEES ' RETIR~4ENT FUND Clerk presented ~lnployees' Retirement Fund list for June, 1974, in the gross amount of $2,571.03. ~otion by Co~missioner Schoneman and CDnmissioner Stewart to approve the Retirement Fund list for June, carried unanimously. APPLICATION FOR TAXICAB DRIVER LICENSE Clerk presented Application for Taxicab D~ivers License from Kenneth Hansen which was approved by Captain Cundiff for the Chief of Police. !btion bv Co~mlssioner Stewart and Mayor Jarstad to approve the application, carried unanimously. APPLICATION FOR ~3SIC MACHINE LICENSE (MICHAEL~) Clerk presented Application for Music Machine License at Michael's Restaurant and Lounge which was approved ~; Captain Kvistad for the Chief of Police. Motion bv Commissioner Stewart and Co~,',~issioner Sehoneman to approve the application, carmied ~manimously. APPLICATION FOR DANCING 8 ENTERTAINMENT LICENSE (CLOVERLEAF) Clerk presented Application for Dancing $ EnterTainment License at the Cloverleaf Tavern which was appreved bv Captain Kvistad for the Chief of Police. Motion bv Cu,.,~issioner Stewart and Co,~m~[ssioner Schonaman to approve the application, carried unan~us ly. CLAIM FOR DAMAGES Clerk presented Claim for Damages filed By Leona Jorgenson in the amount of $33.08, and Clerk advised that this claim would be referred to the City's insurance co~any along with a copy of the Water Department Peport. S!~PI3JS PHOTO DRYER Clerk ~ead m~o dated June 14, 1974, from Sgt. Minger to Chief of Police requesting that one old Pako Photo Dryer be declared surplus and transferred to the Fire Dep~rb~ent at no charge. ~otion by Commissioner Stewart and Mayor Jarstad to declame the item surplus to be transferred ito-~ Fire Depa~'.b,ent as reCu,,;,ended, carried unanimously. S[JRPLUS BUSES City Clerk adivsed that the City has had Communication from Bmemerton Charleston Transport&~ion Company offering to purchase bus #143 ar~ ~13g. Clerk stated that these two buses are different than the balance of the buses, and it would appear to be in the best interest of the City to surplus the buses by public bid. ~otion bv C~,,,issionem St~eart and Mayor Jarstad to declare the buses surplus to be disposed of ~ best interest of the City. Cc~missioner Stewart c~,ented that these are 41-passenger buses instead of 34, and not as feasible for the bus runs in the City of Bremerton, Carried unanimous lV. [CALL FOR BIDS - TRAFFIC lANE BUTTONS ' ~lerk read memo dated 18 June 1974 from Street Supt. to Cc~missioner Schoneman requesting.. authoriz~ation to call for bids for plastic or ceramic traffic lane buttons. Motion by Con~n[ssioner Schoneman and Cc~missioner Stewart to authorize the bid call, carried ~manimous lV. SPRI~.~q~EP SYSTL%~ - COMMUNIC~tTIONS ROOM (CHANGE ORDER/CO~]IACT 1422) Clerk read memo dated 17 June 1974 from Cu,~,~nications Supervisor requesting approval of Change Order to lower two sprinkler heads to project below new suspended ceiling of Communication Room. Estimated cost, $47.20, plus Architectural Fees. [~otion by Mayor Jarstad and Commissioner Stewart to allow the Change Order, carried unanimously. REALLOC3iTION OF BUDGDFED }]JNDS -' STREET DEPARTMENT Clerk read memo datedl7 June 1974 from Street Supt. to City Council explaining that the total r]epartmental budget for Street Traffic Control Devices is $53,885, which includes $11,000 for professional services; that them is no need for professional services for the remainder of 1974, but is an additional need for funds for repair and maintenance supplies; recommended Council authorize reallocation of the $11,000 in Acount 54264~1 to ~ocount 5426423. Uotion hV Commissioner Schoneman and Co,missioner Stewart to allow the reallocation of funds. U-~--~r~r discussion it was brought out that if funds should be needed for professional services, funds would either have to be t~ansfermed back or appropiration made through ordinance. Carried unanimous iv. CtFINGE IN BARS NUMBERS Clerk read memo dated 13 June 1974 from Chief Accountant and Asst. Auditor stating that the BARS Manual provides for recording Garage Repair Service Revenue under Account 39510 and unless otherwise directed, it is planned to consolidate under this account the 10 present revenue accounts used to record C~rage Services revenue; that the change will be reflected in reports issued after June 1, 1974. SIGFIATI~PE AIrl]IORIZ~TIONS - PACIFIC NATIONAL BANK OF WASH. Clerk presented forms for signature authorizations at the Pacific National Bank of Washington; recommended the Mayor, Comnissioner of finance, and City Treasurer be authorized to sign for the city. Motion by Mayor Jarstad and Commissioner Stewart to authorize the signatures as reco~nended, c---~d unanimous lv. AU!~[ORI%~TION TO PICK UP PAYROLL MA'fE~IALS (PNB) Clerk presented fores to authorize Freda L. Davis, Sandra K. Peters~ R. C. Burns, and G. C. Yeadon Sr., to pick up payroll materials from the Pacific National Bank of Washington; als6, read memo from Chief Accountant rec~ending approval of the fora and authorization of signatures . Motion bv Co~nissioner Stewart and Mayor Jarstad to approve the fom, and authorize necessary ~res, carried unanimously. BOI~NDARY REVIEW BOARD - NOTICES OF INTENTION Clerk presented the following Notices of Intention f~om the Boundary Review Board regarding proposed water main extensions: Bridle Vale Park Extension to City of Br~merton; Cantershire Extension to ~orth Per~ District; Bridlridge II, III, and IV Extension to City of Bremerton; %bodmere Extension to North Per~7 District. Motion bv Co, missioner Schoneman and Mayor Jsrstad that a letter be sent to the Boundary Review ~adkising that the City of Br~merton does not demand a public heaming and does not wish to invoke jurisdiction on the proposed water main extensions, carried unanimously. IL'I'fE9 - MOBIL OIL RE: EPA RDSUiATIONS Clerk read letter dated June 197~ frem Mobil Oil Corporation advising that the Environmental Protection Agency )~s p~cmulgated regulations concerning the prevention ofoil spills into the waters of the United States, and suggesting the City of Bremerton obtain and examine~ a copy of the regulations. Cu~,,~issioner Sehoneman directed the matter be referred to the City Engineer and Citv Street Superintendent. ~LTFER - 1974 LIPT YOUTh{ OPPORTUNITY PROGRAM Cl~rk read letter from Department of Transportation asking for support of the DOT Youth Opportunity Program to provide jobs, training and recreational opportunities for the disadvantaged'~;outh of the nation. City Clerk stated he believed there will be six youths working part of the time for the City Treasurer under this program. Further discussion was held and it was brought out that other City departments were also participating in the program. It was the consensus of the Council that the matter be referred to the Civil Service Depaz:~ent. I¥]NWO~I][ PROPOSAL FOR RETAINER SERVICES Clerk read letter dated 6 June 1974 from C. C. Donworth g Associates, Inc., to Mayor Jarstad stating they ~.~uld like to proceed to establish a retainer account with the City of Bremerton co,mencing July 1, 1974, in accordance with the provisions contained within the proposal su]~nitted to the City during the month of March. Motion by ~4avor Jarstad and Commissioner Schoneman to follow through with this and accept the letter w-~stated they will provide this service and to designate Dor~orth 7k~soclates to provide a retainer service to the City of Bremerton for $550.00 per month related to negotiation of employee contract s. COUNCIl, MINUTES - JU~ 19; 197, (CONT.) Cor~nissioner Stewamt stated he could not vote for this service until further discussion with Donv~rth; that he would like to know exactly what services the CitV will be getting; also, stated be has not ~men pleased with the job they are doing on the Classification Study. Mavor Jarstad pointed out that Donworth has been hired on an hourly basis, and the month rate will be a savings to the City. It was brought out that Donworth received about $7,000 during last year, and Cm,,,~issioner Stewart stated this $550 per month would come ver~ close to $7,000. Co~nissioner Schoneman and Mayor Jarstad concurred that the City could better utilize the services of this firm on a retainer service. Mavor Jarstad c~,~,ented that cost for this service on an hourly basis could become quite expensive for long, extended negotiations that could be necessary. Motion carpled as follows: Mayor Jarstad, yes; C~'~,missioner Stewart, Abstain; Cc~ssioner Schoneman, yes. NOTIFICATION - DOE (SHSRELINE MANAGEMENT APPLICATION/ADDITIONAL PUMP STATION) Clerk read letter dated 18 June 1974 from Depa~.b,ent of Ecology to City of Bremerton ad~sing that the ~5-dav review period for the City of Bremerton Sh~z~line Management Permit will be complete on June 16, 1974; that the laws regulating the proposed construction havecbeen'followed. Commissioner Schoneman stated the City will now try to obtain funding for proceeding with this project. LETTERS - ~F~AD START PROGRAM Clerk presented letters f~om Jann Vernon~ Peggy Callahan, and Irene Chambers supporting drive for City of Bremerton to acquire Smith School, and supporting the Head Start P~ogram being operated at the school. Letters placed on file in City Clerk's Office. ARCHITECTURAL SERVICES - LIONS FIELD FISHING P~R Clerk presented Architectural ~t for development of a fishing pier and boat moorage float at the Coal Dock Area of the Lions Community Playfield. Motion by Mayor Jarstad to enter into the Architectural Agreement sutmitted by Bar~ Branch, AIA. ~sioner Schoneman asked City Clerk if proposals were received fr~m other Architects in the area. Mavor Jarstad stated that other Architects have been in contact with the Parks and Recreation C~,,,dssion relating to an Overall Plan. Pat Carey confirmed that other Architects had been present regarding the Overall Comprehensive Park Development Plan. Cu,,,Assioner Stewart stated that Jack Green, Architect specializing in this type of service, was goin~ to do this for the Chl~y, and he would like to know whether Mr. Green refused an offer before engaging in the contract with somebody else. Mayor Jarstad stated that the proposal submitted is for retaining the firm of Ricb~ Carothers and Associates which is very knowledgeable in workinK~ on projects with IAC Funds involved. Mayor Jarstad directed the matter set aside until such time the Park Superintendent was able to make a presentation to the Council. Motion died for lack of second. 10:00 - RF. PORTS& PUBLIC RECOGNITION COMMISSIO~EM STL~;ART: 1. Complimented Sexton at cemetery for improvements in beautification; that there has been an increase in lot sales, and this is due to the improved appearance of the cemetery. 2. Gave Transit Reportshowing total subsidies of $13,279 and a net loss of. $10,596.00. 3. C~ve Parking C~arage Report showing total revenue of $2,896; Expenses, $8,103; Loss Figure, $5,207. Total loss this year $27,795.00- 4. Reviewin~ ordinance effective in another City concerming animal control; nm~y propose adoption of this ordinance for the City of Bremerton which would give the Humane Society more control. 5. Have received many excellent ideas from City Employees. Suggestion Box at front of City Hall has been placed for use of employees and other citizens. REPORTS - CO~{ISSIONER SCHONEMAN 1. Pensions should be increased for those persons on Bremerton ~loyees' Retirement System. Stated the pensions thev are receiving are quite inadequate, and should be increased. Co~missioner Stewart concurred and stated that the interest is cover~ 7~ore than the costs, and there is more than sufficient money in the system to ~O~er costs in the future. Z. Connections can now be made to LID #313/314 Sewer System. Seven connections of the 6g on the West Side have been made, and 22 of the 38 on the East Side have OOnnected. Urged those not connected to do so before time liner has expired. 3. Met with Kitsap Sand $ Gravel regarding pavement materials for Sixth ~ War~en. Signal cannot lm activated until re-surfacing is completed. ~. Telephone Company is putting in a conduit on Sixth Street and will be using the sidewalk instead of tearing up the street. Suggested Beautification Committee, Street Department get together in order to Dlace proper blocks for future trees. 5. Hollis Street Storm Sewer will he complete this week. 6. Will be using Helicopter service to aid in patrolling the watershed. CO~CIL ~INlffES - JUNE 19, 1974 (CONT~) 7. Sorianos have filed a plan with the Building Depar. b,ent to reconstruct burned-out buildings on Pacific. This will be a one story building at a valuation of .about $120,000. Plan presently being revievmd by the various deparb¥~ents. 8. Permit has/~n out for construction involved with covering stadiu~n at Memorial Field. Valuation, $$3,000. C~,~nended those who contributed toward this project. 9. Three Con~nissioners attended meeting at IBM Oenter in Seattle yesterday in order to investigate ~lses of Data Processing Equipment. Very impressed with this line of equipment. 10. Read letter from State Board of HEALTH which gave results of Ad-Hoc A~visory Committee in which they rec~nded Statement of Policy be changed so it doesn't require covering of watershed protected reservoirs. C~,{ssioner Schoneman c~,,~ended Senator Walgren and representatives P~mdall ~nd Smith for their efforecs in connection with this matter. STated this will save the City several million dollars. REPORTS - MAYO~ JARSTAD 1. Gave Police Report for the month of May shewing 490 arrests of which 374 were for traffic. Conmented that the Police Department has two or three radar units operating around the clock. 2. Complimented Drug Unit; that this is excellent program and will be continuing. Armest figure has been very encouraging. 3. Appreciated oppomtunitV to attend dedication of Trail designed for the Blind at NAD Park. F~ncouraged all people to make use of this trail. Stated this was supported by the P~rks Dept. throngh Junior Women's Club. Ccrmnended th~n on their efforts. U. Participated in Wild Cow Milking Contest due to the Little Britches Rodeo Court advising that this was a challenge of Mayor of P~ulsbo. Presented Trophy ~n by his team. ~tP~ING - APPLICATION FOR VARII~CE - FIR g F~GNUSON Motion by Mayor Jarstad and C~,,~ssioner Stewart to hold hearing on Variance Application, carried unanimous ly. Cit~ Clerk stated that Notice of Hearing was published in ne~paper, proper posting of the property was made, and letters were sent to property ~ners all at the proper time as required by law. City Clerk r~ad Planning Commission Resolution No. 256 reconmending denial of the Application, and advising that a letter of appeal was received by the Applicants on May 20, 1974. Clerk read excerpt of Planning Cc~mission Minutes dated May 15, 197~, which time a motion was [~ssed unanimously to deny the request. Clerk read Envipor~nental In~act Assessment and Staff Review stating that the granting of the variance v~uld be a minor action and no significant effects to the enviror~ent would result. George Pleseher, City Planner, gave prese~ntation to the Counoil, showing the details of the Variance Request on a map. Stated this would involve two duplexes. PROPONENTS George Price, Applicant, gave presentation to the Council and explained that the neighborhood residents are in favor of the variance. Stated he does not want to block the view of his neighbors by building a two-story building. City Clerk read letter dated June $, 197~, signed by five property owners in the area, petitioning tbs Council to grant the variance; that this would be in the best interest of the neighborhood. No on spoke in opposition to the request. Motion by Conmissioner Schon~nan and Co~issioner Stewart to grant the variance as requested, c-~d unanimously. Terry Curmingham, Attorney, explained that he is representing some of the apartment and eon~_reial water users of the City of Bremerton; that they are protesting the recently passed ordinance and feel ~t is discriminatory against them. Austin Clark, 44 0 Washington Avenue, gave presentation to the Council and sulmlitted figures he had calculated which did not agree with those figures calculated by the C~,~,~ssioner of Finance. C.o~s~ioner Stewart stated that depreciation had to be included in determining the City's f~nanc~al condition, and Mr. Clark did not agl~ee. Further discussion was held concerning the figures Mr. Clark presented. Mr. Clark stated that he realizes increases are necessary; however, the costs should be distributed evenly to the homeowner and ap~ent and c~mroial water user. Mr. Clark stated that the ordinance is d~scriminatory against the apartment owner, and urged the Council to rescind the Amena~n= c~a~pa~ce recently passed and to work out another or~]inance involving~ more citizen input and studV. (COUNCIL MEETING - JUNE 19, 1974 - CONTINUED) C~m~issioner Schoneman spoke of the need for increases in rates.. Mr. Clark stated he was aware of the need; however, further study should be made concerning the increases. Bob Bradley, President of Hsrrison Memorial Hospital; Field Ryan of the Bremerton School District; Mr. Redmond, Director of YMCA; spoke in opposition to the ordinance due to the tremendous increase at such short notice; that this would be difficult to incorporate into the budgets. Merlin Frohardt asked why some business places with air-cor~itioning would be paying as though ~]is water went into the sewer. C~'~,,~ssioner Stewart stated that the ordinance provides that if water is being eonst~ed and is not going into the sewer system, this can be certified to the Commissioner of Public Works and an adjus~ent will be made. Cc~missioner Schoneman suggested the City Council review the information given today, and amend the ordinance if necessary. Motion by Havor Jarstad to rescind the ordinance (No. 3134) at this time. Motion died for lack o-~ second. Citv Clerk advised that letter was received from John Bishop, Attorney~ stating he hoped this could be resolved on the Council level to avoid any future necessity of litigating the validity of the Ordinance. Citv Attorney Walgren stated he would like to see the Council resolve the problem without a law suit beinq filed; that he would advise rescinding the Amending Ordinance (HO. 3134) at this time~ and working toward another ordinance. ~otion by Mavor 'Jarstad and Commissioner Schone~n to rescind the Amending Ordinance (No. 3134) ~ hold hearings regarding future policies~ carried as follows: Mayor Jarstad, yes; Co~issioner Stewart, NO; Co~uissioner Schoneman~ yes. Hayor Jarstad advised that this matter would be scheduled on the City Council A~enda next week in order to obtain citizen input on the matter. i~_~tRING - SIX-YEAR CONSTRUCTION PROGRAM. City Clerk advised that Notice of Hear.Lng~as advertised in the offieial newspaper. William Parker, Citv Engineer, gave presentation to the Council explaining items placed on the Six Year Construction Program for 1975 to 1980. Discussion was held concerning Item #18~ 17th Street (Ohio Ave. to High Ave. ) being placed on the plan. Phillip P~.st, Attorney representing Doctor $ Mrs. Barner, presented a petition signed by 379 persons against extending 17th Street between Ohio and Chester. The foll~iA~ persons spoke against the item being on the Construction Program: Art Anderson, 1712 Ohio; Walt Nordley, 1554 Ohio; Nancy A~k, O.C. Student; Mr. Fossum; Mr. Kenneckaberg; Ken Heathershaw, Instructor at West High and Olympic College; Bud Winderal gave exp%anation of ColleKe position. [~n~thv discussion followed and Cc~ssioner Sehoneman explained that this is only a tentative nlan and this Item ~18 is not even scheduled until1977. Mr. Schoneman advised that the Six-Year ~onstruction Program is reviewed every year through public hearing; that there would be additional public hearings before the scheduled year. Motion by Mayor Jarstad and Co~nissioner Schoneman to approve the Six-Year Construction Program as presented. Cc~missioner Stewart stated he would not vote on this motion; that many citizens have shown g~eat concern, and would like further c~,~unlcation with them and the College. ~a¥or Jarstad concurred with Mr. Stewart and withdrew his motion. Co~missioner Schoneman concurrently withdrew his second. Motion by Mayor Jarstad and Co~nissioner Schoneman that the matter be tabled until the next o~c]l Meeting, carried unanimously. [~FARING - LID #311 - FINAL ASSESSMENT ~"lerk advised that notification of hearing was published in the newspaper through form of resolution. Clerk read letter dated 18 June 1974 from Owen R. Loft~us opposing the assessment a~mangement. Clerk read letter of petition signed by 15 persons opposing the Assessments on E. Phinnev Bay part of LID #311. (Waterfront property owners) - q~[ll Drake~ 2615 E. [~]inney Bay Drive, explained that the Waterfront PropertV Owners are paying more than thev should because the uplanders needed the sewers and the waterfront property did not. Stated that the Waterfront Property Owners have a higher assessment than tJ~e upbraiders. COUt~CIL MI~fFES - ,~E 19, 1974 (C0~rF.) Hr. Parker explained that construction on the beach is much morm expensive and the assessment is hi shem when only serving one side of an area. Hr. Stewart noted t~t the LID was established throush a majori~, petition. Mr. Drake c~,,~,ent~] that the contractor did a poor construction job leaving p~pes showing~ above the ground. Mr. Parker noted that this was at the property owner's option. Con~nissioner Stewart left meeting at 1:30 p.m. ~ due to another appoinJmnent. Motion by Cc~nissioner Schoneman ~] Mayor Jarstad to accept the assessment roll for LID #311 ~ P~V, carried unanimously. (Ordinance No. 3139 read later in meeting). ~eeting recessed at 1:3~.~ p.m. Called to 0ruder a:15 p.m. Present: Mayor Jarstad, presiding; Commissioner Schoneman~ City Clerk Yeadon, representative of the press. AGRIlqM~{I' FOR ARCHII]{CTURAL SERVICES - LIONS FIELD FISHING PIER Discussion was held on the preposed Agreement, and Mayor and City Clerk recu~,~ended Council appDoval. ~'iotion by Mayor Jarstad and Co~missioner Schoneman to enter into the Architectural Agreement, carried unanimouslv. OtfFSIDE lffILITY AGREI~2~T - HAYNES/LIPPERT Clerk presented subject Outside Utility Agreement 8 Application. Discussion was held concerning possibility for annexatiOn of the area, and the matter was set aside for further study through the following motion. ~btion by Cc~missioner Schoneman and Mayor Jarstad to set the matter aside for further study, carried unanimously. 11:00 - BID OPENING (FUEL/OIL SUPPLIES) Motion by Mayor Jarstad and C~,missioner Schoneman to open bids as scheduled on the agenda, carried unanimously. City Clerk opened the following bids for Fuel $ 0il Supplies: Atlantic Richfield - No Bid. Taxaco - No Bid. Union - No Bid Service Fuel, $50 Check Enclosed ...................... PS 100 (Stove 0il)..022 Discount (Discount on Current Posted prices) PS 200 ~Furnace) .022 Discount kofthus Oil, Inc. $50 Check Enclosed .................. PS 300 - .005 Discount. Bremerton Oil, Inc., $50 Check Enclosed ............... PS 100 - 98.4 PS 200 38.4 PS ~D 200 38.4 PS 300 37.5 Phillips Petrole~ (Dane, Inc.) Check Enclosed $50 .... PS 100 .0517' PS 200 .0~17~ *Discount on Current Posted Prices PS MD 200 .0~17~ PS 300 .0417' i Hotion by Mayor Jarstad and Ccmmissioner Schoneman to refer bids to proper c~,iuittee for study i~ reco~nendation of award next meeting~ carried unanimously. iCONTRACT - REVISED W/~'~K RATES - US NAVY i Clerk presented Modification N62~-70-C-1431-P00024 which incorporates the revised water mates ! for Puget So,md Naval Shipy~ard, Jackson Park Housing Project~ F~st Park Housing Project~ and 'i Kitsap County Airport to become effective 1 July 197~. 'Motion by Ca-missioner S~honeman and Mayor Jarstad to accept the contract as prepared and presented by the Navy reestablishing these mates, carried unanimously. i CONTRACT - SEWER RATES - EAST PARK HOUSING PROJECT ;Clerk presented Contract N62q74-Tq-C-7206 incorporating sewer rates for East Park Housing Project ias ~stablished by Ordinance No. 2288~ as amended to be effective 1 July 1974. ~btion bv Mayor Jarstad and C~,~.~ssioner Schon~man that the contract be signed by the Council unanimouslv. COUNCIL MI~'ES - JUNE 19, 1974 (CONT.) A~D{ORIZATION - PNB (FILING OF PAYROLL TAX RE~RNS~ ETC.) Clerk presented forms giving a~tborization to Pacific National Bank of Washington for preparation and filing of payroll tax returns and making tax deposits and to represent the City of Bremerton before any office of the Internal Revenue Service with respect to these tax matters. Motion by Co~missioner Schon~n and Mayor Jarstad to give this authorization and authorize t-~Mavor and City Clerk to sign ~te form, carried unanimously. PAY BILL~ Motion by Co,~,issioner Schoneman and Mayor Jarstad to give a blanket approval of Vouchers No. ~rougb 23?2 in the e~nount of $103,094.00~ carried unanimously. PAYROLL VOUCHER Clerk presented Paymoll Voucher for the pay period June 2 t]mough June 15, 1974, in the amount of $1~$,383.29, which was audited by ]~rold Fitzw~ter and approved ty/ C~m~issioner Stewatrt. ~otion by Mayor Jarstad and Co,~ssioner S~oneman to approve the Payroll Voucher, carried unanimously. OP~INANCE - bid #311 - PINAL ASSESSMENT (NO. 3139) Clerk read An Ordinance adopting and confirming the assessment roll for Local Improvement District No. 311, providing for the improvement of the Corbet Drive, East Phinney Bay Area as described in Ordinance 2981, providing for the levying and assessing for the costs and expenses thereof against the parcels and lots of lan(! within the boundaries of said improvement district; providinK for the collection thereof; creating and establilshing a special fund therefor; and fixing the date for the issuance of bonds, warrants, or installment notes in payment thereof. Motion tw Mavor Jarstad and Co~issioner Sehoneman to pass Ordinance No. 3139, carried as t~: Mayor Jarstad, yes; Commissioner Schonaman~ yes, EASD~qTF - EI~qARDS RF~LTY COMPANY ~,,dssioner Schone,~n explained that this c~any is willing to pay the City $1,000 for sanitary sewer easement in fl~e Meadowdale 10-Acre Tract of land owned by the City. Recommended approval of the easement which was prepared bv the City Attorney. Motion bv Commissioner Schoneman and Mayor Jarstad to accept the easement and authorize the ~[~vor and City Clerk to sign for the City, carmied unanimously. MEETING A[IIOURNED 3:50 P.M. G. C. ~eadq~ Sr., City Clerk APPROVED: · arstad, ~r '- ~ TP: KR ~: Ka/h~ TAPE 26 "A" & "B" TAPE 27 "A"