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HomeMy WebLinkAbout02/07/73 CITY COUNCIL ~Ei'£NG MINUTES FEBRUARY 7, 1973 The regular meeting of the City Council of the City of Bremerton, Washington, was held in the Councii Chambers of the City Hall at 9:00 a.m. , PST, Wednesday~ February 7, 1973. Attending were Mayor Jarstg (presiding), C~,~,'~issioner Clark, Commissioner Schoneman, City Clerk Yeadon, Asst. City Attorney McCluskey, and representatives of the press and radio. Meeting opened with the Pledge of Allegiance and Invocation by O. A. Lilly of Mt. Zion Missionary P~ptist Church. MINUTES OF JANUARY 31, 1973 The Minutes of January 31, 1973, were read and approved as amended. SEPARATIONS Frank L. Shepard, Jr., City Treasurer, Accepting position of Town Administrator at Federal Heights, Colorado, Effective February 28, 1973. Michael P. Fronczak, Patrolman, Police Dept., Effective February 13, 1973 (SEE PAGE 7). Motion by Com,~[ssioner Clark and Co, mlissioner Schoneman to approve the separations, carried unanim- ously. C}L~NGE OF PAY STATUS LaVeme Lewis Meyer, Operator Trainee ($3.750 hr.) to Operator II ($~.21 hr.) Wastewater Treatm~nt~ February 8, 1973. Clerk read letter dated February 5, 1973, to Commissioner Schoneman from Al He~,~,~an Supervisor of Wastewater Treatment, which stated that on February 7, 1973, Mr. Meyer will complete his probationar%~ period and recc~nending him for permanent status; that he is a graduate of the Wastewater Treatment School and is certified Group IV Operator in the State. Also stated the Mr. Meyer passed the trainee examination and that he is an excellent worker and is very interested in his job. Motion by C~m,.~ssioner Schoneman and Conmtissioner Clark to approve the change in pay status. Mr. ~-~neman stated he received a call frcm Representative'Red'Y Beck who stated that a bill was being considered making it mandatory for all those who operate in the treatment plant be licensed and qualified and have a rating. Mr. Sehoneman stated he informed Mr. Beck that this was the current practice of the City of Br~merton, not only in Wastewater Treatment but also in Water Distribution and Water Supply. Motion carried unanimously. CLAIM FOR DAMAGES - JOHN AUG}.~AY Clerk presented Claim for Damages from John Phillip Aughnay in the total a~nount of $33.08 which was referred to the City's insurance cc~pan¥ on February 1, 1973. SECOND CALL FOR BIDS - BACK}{OE LOADER (PARK DEPT. ) Clerk stated that due to no bids being received after the first bid call, Andy Pendergast (Park Supt.!) recu,~.ends another call for bids on new specifications. Motion by Mavor Jarstad and Conmtissioner Schonenan to authorize a second call for bids for the backho~ l-~, carried unanimously. CITY GARAGE - REMODELING (CALL FOR BIDS) Clerk read memo dated March 5, 1973, fr~m Garage Foreman Bob Hensel to Co,mtissioner $chone~n request~ ing permission to call for bids to remove portion of south garage wall and install power overhead door as provided in the 1973 budget; also requesting architects drawings and specifications for the bid call. Motion by Cx~.,~issioner Schon~nan and C~,,,.~ssioner Clark to authorize the call for bids and architect- ural drawings and specifications, carried unanimously. CALL FOR BIDS - FUEL TANKS g PUMP - MUNICIPAL TRANSIT (UMTA GRANT) Clerk explained that in connection with the L~TA Grant, the City has to install four fuel tanks and a pump at the transit area, approximate cost being $5,000.00 and in order to call for bids it will be necessarv to have specifications prepared by an architect so specifications will meet all codes of the City and the City will get a ccmplete and proper job. Further stated that the rules of b~A allow the City to contract for architectural services without following, involved rules and City Clerk rec~,,,ended that Barry Branch be retained for these services. Cu,~,~ssioner Schonaman asked if Mr. Branch would submit a contract for the City Council to approve, and City Clerk stated he would obtain this from Mr. Branch. Motion by Conmissioner Clark and Mayor Jarstad to approve the call for bids and retm{n Barry Branch for architectural services, carried unanimously. BID AWARDS - WATER SERVICE MATERI3%L g WATER MAIN MATERIAL Clerk read memo dated February 6, 1975, from E. G. Humble to Cx~ssioner Schoneman recu,,~ending the following awards: W~l'~ SERVICE MATERI3~ - Schedule I - Award to low bidders on each of respective sizes; Schedule II - H. D. Fowler, iow bidder on all sizes; Schedule III - H. D. Fowler Co. because Western Utilities who was low bidder on several items bid on all or nothing basis; Schedule IV g V - Crane Company, iow bidder on each item. Clerk read memo dated February 6, 1973, f~,~ E. G. Humble to Conntissioner Schoneman reeu~,~end the following, awards on WATERMAIN MATERIALS: Schedule I - U. S. Cast Iron Pipe Cc~pany, low bidder; Schedule II - H. D. Fowler Co. or Grinnell Corporation which bid identically; Schedule III - low bidder on each of the individual items; Schedule IV - Western Utilities CO. because Grinnell Corpora- tion did not meet all specifications; Schedule V - Westem Utilities, low bidder; Schedule VI - Individual items to low bidders; Schedule VII - Western Utilities, low bidder; Schedule VIII - low COUNCIL MEETING MINUTES - FEBRUARY 7, 1973 - continued bidder H. D. Fcwler Company. Commissioner Schoneman flipped a coin for the award of the Identical bids on Schedule II Watermain Materials and Fe~gus Pr~stbye (KBRO Radio Representative) called Heads fop H. D. Fowler Ccmpany. The coin was Heads and the following motion was made. (This method approved by City Attorney) Motion by Con~missione~ Clark and C~,,~issione~ Schon~man to award the bids in accordance to Mr. H~n- ble-~reco~nendations and awa~ the Schedule II indentical bid for watermain materials to H. D. Fowler as a result of ~he coin flip, ca~ried unanimously. CHANGE ORDER - COTE CONSTRUCTION CO. (RESTR00M FACILITY) Clerk read memo dated February 2, 1973, fz~m Asst. City Enginee~ to City Clerk recu~u,%endinK the acceptance of Change O~deP No. 1 to Cote Construction Cu,Lpany for changes in the sewage pt~npi~g station and a new type of pump fop the Restroc~ and concession building Project for a total inc~eas~ $838.95 to the contract price; also stated the Change O~der met with Approval of Andrew Pendergast~ Park Supt. Motion by Cu~,,Jssioner Schoneman and C~,,~ssionar Clark to approve the Change O~der, carried unan- GRANT APPLICATION APPROVAL - POLICE RADAR EQUIPMENT Clerk read memo dated February 2, 1973, fz~n Bob Theroux to City Council stating that final contrac authorization has been received from the Washington State Traffic Safety C~,,,~ssion for purpose of acquiring two additional ~ada~ units; that one unit will be installed on a police ca~ and a new portable unit will be mounted on a motor cycle; that the total value of the grant awarded is Clerk requested authorization to call for bids on the g/ant award. Motion by Mayor Jarstad and C~m,lssioner Clark to authorize the call for bids on the grant award. Mayor Jarstad stated the citizenr~ should be alerted that there will be additional radar units on the Bremerton streets and highways. Motion caz.~.ied unanimously. EASEMENT AC~UISITION - PORT WASH. NARROWS SANITARY SEWERS (LID'S ~313 $ Clerk read memo dated February 1, 1973, fr~m City Engineer to City Council ~equesting pelmlission for the City Attorney to pmoceed with the legal action necessa/7 to obtain the remaining easements on the subject projects. Motion by C~,,,Jssioner Schonenan and C~,,,;ssioner Clark to authorize the City Attu~ey to p~oceed w-~ neeessar~ legal action to acquire subject easements, carried unanimously. C~J%NGE ORDER - WAGNER EXCAVATING (SANITARY SEWER IMPROVEMENTS - ARSENAL TO OYSTER BAY) Clerk read m~no dated January 24, 1973, frc~ City Engineer to City Council forwarding request fr~m Wagner Excavating fop a change ordop to ccmpensate for additional labo~ and equipnent costs. Fur- ther explained that Mr. Wagner contends that the existence of water mains not shown on the plans at the time the oontl%~ct was bid and awarded caused him extra expense in the amount of $$87. The memo stated it was true that two wate~nains were encountered which did not show on the plans but Section 2-18, Existing Utilities which is a section found in all Public Works contracts clearly states: Info~mation regarding other utilities on the plans is fop informational purposes only and not guaranteed to be accurate and that the Contractor shall check this information with the various dep~.b,~nts and utilities end obtain the locations of the various utilities and improvements within the pre~ect prior to bidding. Mm. Parker therefore recommended that the request for Change Order be denied. Motion by Mayor Ja~stad and C~,~,issioner Schon~nan to deny the l~quest for Change O~der as rec~m- ~ by City Engineer, carried unan~usly. STATE HIGHWAY LAJ~DSCAPING AGRE~]MENT NO. GC-3285 - PORT WASH. NARROWS BRIDGE Clerk reported that a fully executed copy of the subject agreement had been received f~,-~ the Wash- ington State Highway Co~ssion. Mayor Jarstad stated that he is pleased the city can proceed with work on this landscaping project on the north end of the War~en Avenue B~idge and is also pleased to have the involvement of the National Guerd who ape going to clear the existing vegetation in that al~ea. LEITER RE: TRAFFIC PROBLEM - NORTH WYCOFF Clerk r~ad letter dated January 29, 1973, fr~m Lawrence Stine to City Council ccmplaining of a traffic problem existing on No~th Wycoff Avenue i~mediately north of 15th Street due to trucks backing onto Wycoff Avenue to load and unload material at a warehouse at the comer of 15th Street; that these trucks cause the avenue to be completely blocked oocasionally~ and partially quite often The letter furthem stated that the warehouse building is a disg/ace to the neighborhood and is a fire hazard. Mayor Jarstad directed the letter to be mefer~ed to the Traffic Captain and to the Building Inspect~ for their evaluation and recommendations to the City Council. Cu,,~dssioner Schoneman stated that the probl~n will be solved with the proposed widening and im- provements to 15th Street. Lurr~R - BOUNI~RY REVIEW BOARD RE: BOYER ANNEXATION - AREA OF PORT ORCHARD Clerk read letter dated January 31, 1973, from Boundary Review Board to City Clerk stating the City has the right to demand that the Boundary Review Board take jurisdication and a public heaping be held on the memits of the subject proposed annexation, by the City of B~emerton because they have no interest in that area. It was the consensus of the City Council that no '~urisdiction or heaping be demanded. PbTI'£iON - K-WERNER CONNECTION Cler~ presented petition to the City Council regarding the tie-in with the City of Bremerton to the f~eeway through Br~,~%on stating that the undersigned feel that the plan passed by the City COU}]CIL MEKI'ING MINUTES - FEBRUARY 7~ 1973 - continued Council in July of 1972 to tie into the road recently ccmpleted by the county with a direct route to Marine Drive and Kitsap Way to be far superior to any other plan brought forth. The petition had 12 signatures. : Commissioner $choneman stated that the matter of the K-Werner Interceptor has been set aside for stu~~ by the Council and c~nted that this petition should be considered during the study. Brief dis- cussion was held and the following~ mOtion was made. Motion by Cc,~tissioner Schoneman and C~ssioner Clark that the petition be accepted in the next study session of the K-Werner Interchange~ carried unanimously. 15TH STR~L'r UAB IMPROVEMENT Clerk stated that the Minutes of January 3, 1973, showed a motion by the Council to award bid on subject improv~nt to Lice Dickson Company as recc~,~_nded by the City Engineer, withholding signingI of the contract until the necessary easements are acquired. Clerk f~.iher stated that the contract was signed on February 2~ 1973, on the request of the City Engineer and that Mr. Parker was p~esent to explain to the Council why this was done. City Clerk rec~¥~,'~ended an amendment motion be passed today to ratify the action taken by the Mayor and City Clerk in signing the contracts. City Engineer Pa~ke~ explained to the Council that there are only two easements to obtain. Stated that one easement is from Mrs. Knifong, which matter is coming before the Superior Court February 16, 1973, in a eond~%ation suit. Stated the other easement to be obtained is a small parcel at 150g - 15th Street on which there is an agreement to pay $~0. Fur~cher explained that on this piecel. of proper.fy (150g - 15th St.) there is a second mortgage holder~ Mrs. Coltos; that Mr. So~iano is hep attorney and has agreed to accept $150 for Mrs. Coltos and obtain a release because Mrs. Coltos is out of the State and cannot be served with suit papers. M~. Parker stated that the first mortgage holder on this property has waived rights to the property settlement. Mr. Parke~ stated that it was made very clear to the bidders and has been made part of the Pre- construction Conference that these portions of the Improvement may have to be worked around until the ownership is in the hands of the City. Motion by Conmissioner Schoneman and Mayor Jarstad to authorize the Mayor and City Clemk to sign whatever papers necessary so the project can get underway according to City Engineer's rec~,~mnd- ation, carried unanimously. LID ff313 g #31~ - PORT WASHINGTON NARROWS City Clerk stated that on January 3, 1978~ the City Council passed a mO~ion to award contracts on subject project and to withhold Proceed 0rdeP until ~ necessary easements are acquired--One from Puget Sound Power $ Light Company and one from Bremer's Real Estate, Inc. Clerk stated that the City Engineer should be permitted to give the Proceed Order so the contractors may mobilize in getting the improvement started early in the Spring. Citv Engineer Parker stated that the Puget Sound Power ~ Light Company was working on giving the Citv an easement and stated he believed this would be forthco~ without too much delay. Further stated that Breme~'s Real Estate has stated they sent an easement to the City; bmwever; there has been no record of receipt of this easement in the Engineer's Office. Mr. Perker stated that he has had two or three discussions with Merlin Frohardt, Manager of Bremer's Real Estate, who has stated Mr Bremep does not wish to hold anyone up. Further stated that Mr. Frohardt agreed to check his office to see if the easement is still there. Mr. Parker stated there is another easement to be acquired on the north end of the pro~ect from Mr. Vockrodt and that the City Council this morning~ passed a : motion to proceed with legal action to secure that easement. Mr. Parker stated the project was large enough so work could begin without being held up by the ease~ ments, and that the contractors understand the proble~n; also that a portion of the improvement can always be deleted if it is necessary. Mr. Perker rec~,~nded the City Council approve proceeding with the improvements. Asst. City Attorney McCluskey concurred with Mr. Parker's raconmendation and! the roll,inK motion was made. Motion by C~,~ssioner Schoneman and Co~,,~ssioner Clerk to proceed with the contracts and take care o-~ paper work required, carried unanimously. FURTHER DISCUSSION - SECOND STREET DOCK: C~,,~,~ssioner Clark explained that included in the bid call was an item for tea~ing down approximately one-third of the Second Street Dock in order to accomodate a pump station to go in that location. Mr. Clark further explained that included in this bid call was a proposal for tearing down the compl~i dock; that it would be the choice of the City at the time of construction whether it would be best to tear down the entire dock or ~ust a portion. Cu,~,~ssioner Clark stated that the bid fugure was substantially lower f£o,~ proposals of last year; that the low bid last year was $~,000 and the low bid this year was $11~000, of which $G~000 is for!! tearing down the part required for the pump station; an app~oxlmate~l~duction of $19~000 over last year's bid. Co~nissioner Clark reeo~'~nded the dock be eliminated cempletely including the pillng~.. C~,,*issioner Clark also pointed out that the amount required would be slightly in excess than the ' amount in the fund and he wanted the City Council to understand that the Council will have to ceme up with sc~e additional funds if this demolition is approved. 'Motion by C~,,,~ssioner Clark and C~,{ssioner Schon~nan to authorize the tearing down of the remain- ~ the facility, carried unanimously. Mr. Parker stated that Edmonds-Stevens signed the contract for $~11,000.00 which was about $50,000 I/lower than the next bid; ~:tha/ s~nce they have signed the coni-~act, they have sent the City Engineer Ii a letter claiming that the City s inte r~etation of the contract.documents will cost them about ii $26,000 (which 8~nount they were willing to negotiate). City Engineer stated he met with Edmonds- i Stevens Company last Monday and amount of $26,000 was ~edueed to $22,000; however, MI-. McCluskey and . a~e goin~ to develop some other correspondence with Edmonds-Stevens on this matter. Mr. Parke~ stated that if they can come to some kind df agreement, it will be brought to the City Council for approval. Con~nissioner Cla~k stated he hoped the City Council will look favorably on some modest funds (pos- sibly from Revenue Sha~in~) to ~e-install in that a~ea such thin~s as a view area, fishing a~ea~ and possibly a small stl~uctupe with benches. 10:00 - RECOGNITION OF FL~I'i'~RS NOT ON THE TENTATIVE AGENDA No one spoke at this time. ORDINANCE NO. 3058 - C0b~I'~LLO REZON~ Clerk reed, second reading, An O~dinance amendin~ the use and a~ea maps according to O~dinance No. 1792. Motion by Commissioner Clark and Co~ssioner $choneman to pass O~dinance No. 3058, carried as follow Mayor Ja~stad, yes; Con]nissioner Clark, yes; C~,,{ssioner Schoneman, yes. ORDINANCE NO. 3059 - BUSKIRK REZONE Clerk ~ead, second r~ading, An O~dinance smending the use and a~ea maps according to O~dinance No. 1792. Motion by Con]nlssioner Schoneman and Co~mJssioner Cla~k to pass Ordinance No. 3059, earm-ied as fol- lows: Mayor Ja~stad, yes; C~,,,~ssione~ Cla~k, yes; Commissioner Schoneman, yes. LID 4311 - CHANGE ORDER NO. 2 - COU].[~. CONSTRUCTION CO. erk ~ead. me~o. dated February .~e ~r~er is necess .a~. t.o in .c.~.ea. s.e th.e size of the line f~om eight inches to ten inches which will! increase the flow capacity in antlClpatzon of future connections fr~xn the west. Clerk than p~esante~ subject change order which showed a total increase of $~23 to the contmact price. Motion by C~,,~[ssioner Schoneman and Commissioner Cla~k to approve the change order, carried unan- ~s ly. EASE~CNTS - LID 4315 - BURCHFIELD SEWERS Clerk read memo dated Febr~ 7, 1973, from Asst. City Engineer to City Council forwa~dlngthe followin~ easements for acceptance of the Council: Grovel- C. and Myr~cle Maiden, Richard L. and Patricia Miller, Walter and Sally Ann Seh/-eiber. Motion by C~,,,,{ssioner Schoneman and Cu.,,,issioner Cla~k to accep~ the easemants and refer to the City tt~ey's Office for approval as to form and Peco~din~ properly, caru~ied unanimously. L~I'i'ER - DEPT. OF NAVY RE: LICENSE COVERING USE OF NAVY YARD FACILITIES Clerk read letter dated January 31~ 1973, fI~3m Depa~b,~nt of Navy to C~,~ssionep Schoneman formvard- ing for city's execution the proposed llcanse covering use of aocess road to the USS MISSOURI pa~k- inE lot. Motion by C~,,,{ssioner Schoneman and C~,,~Lssioner Cla~k to approve the letter and authorize the Mayo~ t~ and to refer the license to the City Attorney's Office fo~ approval as to form. Commissioner Schoneman cu,,,ented that this access road nnist be maintained and is in the City limits although not owned by the City. Mayor Ja~stad stated that the USS MISSOURI is an attraction in the City of Br~me~ton, and concurred with Co~,'u~,{ssioner Schoneman. MOTION ca~ied unanimously. LEASE - BROWNSVILLE WELL Clerk explained that the City Council o~dered this lease to be ~itten and extended to May 20, 1973, last Fall; however, the City Attorney's Office has just prepared the lease. Clerk stated that the lease is the same as the last lease except for the term and suggested the Council authorize the Mayor and City Clerk to sign the lease for the City. C~,,,issione~ Schoneman gave a back~und of the use of the well and discussed possible need for the well in the future. Motion by ConYnissioner Schoneman and Conmmlssioner Clark to authorize the Mayor a~ City Clerk to si~r r-base a~g~eement fora the City, carried unanimously. PAY BILLS ~ Commissioner Cla~k and Mayor Ja~stad to pay Warrants No. 72276 through No. 72353 inclusive ~ the total a~m~nt of $27,38~.75, caI~ied unanimously. REPOKTS Conmnissioner Cla~k: 1. Repo~ted on progress of trial Sunday bus Cash Ride~s - 76; Total 2~3. Cu~,,,~ssioner Cla~k stated this is the hi~hest total so far and is pleased with additional ridepship. ORDINANCES - CONTROL OF NUDITY IN PUBLIC PLACE - LOITEKING/PEEPING TOMS City Clerk read for info,nation purposes only An O~dinance relatin~ to the control of nudity in i COUNCIL M~L'riNG MINUTES - FEBRUARY 7 ~ 1973 - continued public places; and declaring an emergency. Discussion was held and Asst. City Attorney McCluskey stated that ~he Chief of Police is anxious to get this ordinance passed due to local problems and the generality of the creiginal ordinance govern- ing this mattar. City Clerk read for information purposes only An Ordinance ~elating to the Preservation of the Public Order, Peace, and Morality, Amending Section 29 of Or~iinance No. 325 and adding a new section thePeto~ (Pertaining to Loitering or prowling and Window Peepers and Peeping Toms) Discussion was held and it was noted by the Asst. City Attorney that the ordinance on peeping tcms was reCum,ended by the Municipal Judge. Asst. City Attorney also noted that the ~t ordinance is very much the same as Seattle's ordin- ance gove~ning "peeping tc~ns"; that Seattle's o~dinance was held unconstitutional and B~emer~con's ordinance, which is so similar, Should be corrected in scme way. REPORTS - COMMISSIONER SCHONEMAN 1. Outlined dollar value of projects that a~e contracted or will be contracted in 1973. 12. Reported on progress of Domsea Farms, Inc. who are in phase II ~ that they invested a quarter of million dollars the first phase and will be investing another quarter of million dollars. !3. Surprised to see Mr. Yamamoto and his crew filling in and ~eplacing damaged trees on Pacific, Naval, g Washington Avenue; that they placed 44 trees and additional trees will be placed on Pacific Avenue flu, First to Sixth Street. 4. Happy to note Governor Evans c<~,~nts on proposed "Superfer%T;"; stated he felt that the terminal should be built near the new freeway and the Passenge~ Fez~y Teminal should remain at its present location. 5. Thanked B~emerton Broadcasting Company for assisting the Lion's Club Saturday in collecting over 81,100 for the Blind Aid Fund. REPORTS - MAYOR JARSTAD 1. Gave Police Report for January with total arrest figure of 589, of which 467 were traffic arrests. 2. Reviewed Parks Department Winter Recreation Programs and u~ged people to beccme involved with these prognmms. Stated that Bremerton Parks and Recreation Dep~.h~_nt is involved in mo~e p£ograms than any other city in the State. Mayor Jarstad recessed the m~eting at 10:37 until the bid openings at 11:00 A. M. Meeting called to order at 11:07 A. M. BID OPENINGS - LIGHTS FOR POLICE CARS Motion by Mayor Jaz~tad and C~,,~ssioner Schoneman to open bids on the lights for Police cars, car~iec unanimously. Clerk noted that Dave Patmon, CumJ~nications Supervisor, was p~esent and opened the following bid: Motor Parts Service, Cashier's Check Enclosed $50 .................... $ 798.53. Motion by Mayor Jar~tad and Commissioner Clark to award bid to the only bidder~ Motor Parts Service r~ approved by Dave Patroon, carried unanimously. iLh'rr~R - GRINNELL CORPORATION RE: BID ON SERVICE~ MATERIAL, PIPE, ETC. ?lerk .read .letter dated February 6, 1973, f~u7~ I"iT Grinnell Corporation to himself which stated that ithe pF~ce b~d .on Schedule III Item 12" X 2" A/C Tapped Tee was a typographical erro~ and should have ibeen 850.25 which would not qualify them as low bidder on that item and requesting that they be irelieved from supply this item. City Clerk and Water Supt. Humble recommended that Grinnell Corporate( be released on this item because it is an obvious ~Motion by C~,',,~ssioner Schoneman and C~,,,Jssioner Cla~k to eoncu~ with the rec~,,~er[iation of City h~i-~and Water Supt., ca_~ried unanimously. Lh'rr~:K - LIGE DICKSON 00MPANY (15th ST. IMPROVEMENTS) ~Clerk read letter dated February 5, 1973, from Lige Dickson Company to the City of Bremerton request- ing that the retention percentage in connection with 15th Street UAB P~o~ect be deposited in a trust :account with the Puget Sound National Bank in Taccma. Motion by Co~missioner Schoneman and Con~Lissioner Clark to concur with the request, carTied unanimous~ .SEPARATION - MICHAEL FRONCZAK Mayor Jarstad stated that Michael Fronczak will be leaving the Bremez-ton Police For~e to return to Michigan where he was formerly a patrolman. The Mayor reviewed Mm. Fronczak's excellent back~und and c~',~,~ended him for being a fine patrolman ar~ an asset to the Bremen-ton Police Department. Motion by Mayor Jarstad and Commissioner Clark to approve the separation of Mr. Fronczak, carried ' unanimous ly. Meeting adjourned at 11:18 A. M. COUNCIL M~h'riNG MINUTES - FEBRUARY 7, 1973 - continued ........ G. C. YEADO~SR., CITY CLERK APPROVED BY: 'typed: /S Proofmead: KR S TS TAPE 1 0-1085 SIDE B