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Home My WebLink About04/25/73 APRIL 2S~ stad, p~sidinK; ~ssi~er Cla~k, C~ssione~ ~ne~, City Cle~ Yead~, City Atto~ey ~l~n ~d ~p~sentati~s of the p~ss ~d ~dio. ~et~K opened with the Pledge of AlleKi~ce ~d ~tion by G. C. YeadOn, ~S OF ~RIL 18, 1973 ~e ~nutes of April 18, 1973, we~ ~ad ~d app~ved ~ ~nded. SEP~ONS H. G. ~e, Fo~, Water Distri~tion, Reticent (~7 yea~), J~y 1, 197~. ~ssell L. ~s~ssen, Civil ~M~eep II, ~si~tion, ~ ~, 197~. ~arles William Buell, Pa~-t~ Playleader, P~ks ~d Rec~ation, Ap~l ~0, 197 ~. Claudia ~len I~e, P~-t~ Playleade~, Pa~s ~d Rec~ati~, April 20, 197~. ~u~ Mav ~gb~cht, P~-t~ Playleader, Parks ~d ~c~ation, April 20, 1973. ~tion by ~ssioner ~ne~ ~d Co~ssi~er Ci~ to app~ve t~ ~Rti~s. ~der Discussion~ ~si~er Sch~e~ e~ssed ~t at ~. ~e ~d ~. ~ss~ leav~K ci~ e~lo~nt ~d ' co~nded them for the fine se~ices they ~ p~vided to the Ci~. C~ied ~uslv. BID AWA~ - V~ ~U~ (~I~TIONS D~) Clerk ~ad ~ ~ted April 20, 1973, f~m ~ve ~at~n to City ~cil ~c~n~f bid ~ ~ ~de~ to ~uKe ~e~let as l~st bidder ~eting s~cificati~s for the ~n ~ for the ~)~,~ications ~z'.b,mnt. ~tion by ~r J~tad ~d ~ssi~er CI~ to ~cept the ~n~tion of ~ve Pa~n, ~~s Suoe~sor, ~d ~a~ ~e bid to lo, st bidder ~eting the s~cifi~tions, ~uKe ~e~let, ca~ied ~i~usly. BID AW~ - SE~ ~ BUSES (~ICIP~ T~SIT) ~,~,issioner Ci~ su~ed letter f~m ~n ~s ~s~ation ~is~tion to Ci~ ~asu~r dated Aoril 20, 1973, whi~ stated that ~A conchs ~ ~e ~q~st of April 11 to ~ the con,ct for Du~hase of se~n new buses ~ ~ble ~y. ~ti~ by ~m~ssioner Cl~k ~d ~V~ J~tad ] to awa~ the ~ct to ~x~le C~y as ~e o~y ~ ~d ~o ~t ~1 s~cifications. ~der "Discussion: ~ssi~er Cla~ e~l~ned that the ~ntractor is all~d ~10 davs for ~letion . deli~ but ho~f~ly they ~11 ~ ~cei~d ~fo~ t~s ~ t~ l~t. ~ed ~i~usly. :~-S~T BID ~ - ~L ~ (~ PEPS) Cl~k ~ad ~m dated April 20, 1973, f~m ~st. Fi~ ~ief B~azic to Ci~ Clerk e~l~z that bids ~ceived on s~ject item co~d not ~st~l a s~ler ~g~e th~ 454 c~ic ~ch ~ o~er to ~et ~ Federal ~llution C~i stud,s, p~gated to ~e deale~ ~ut one week ~fo~ bid open~g; ~al~, stated it ap~ that bids should ~ ~jected ~d a new bid c~l initiated ~eting the st~- ~s set do~ by t~ Federal ~llution Contel ~ations. ~ti~ bv ~yor J~tad ~d ~ssionez ~h~e~ to ~ject bid ~cei~d on ~e C~all ~ck ~d au~orize a new bid ~11 ~clud~K the Feder~ ~lluti~ ~n~l ~lations, c~ed ~usly. ~ID WAI~P - q%~~ C~O~ (WA~R ~SERVOIR ~8) Clerk ~ad ~;m~ dated April 2~, 1973, f~m ~ve Pa~on, CD~ications Supe~isor, to Ci~ Co~mcil ~uestinK waiver of bid call for telemeter~K ~nents for new water ~se~oir ~8; that the ~a- son for tb~ ~quest is to m~ntain ~at~ility ~d st~d~ization with ~istlnK ~ui~nt. Clerk then p~sented ~quisition to Sp~linz Envi~te~ ~V ~ Seattle ~ the total ~mt of for subject ~ui~t, whirl] is s~Kle source of supply for the eq~ent o~e~d. ~tion by Mayor J~tad and C~issioner S~on~ to app~ve bid w~ver ~d app~ve the pu~hase due to single souse of suDplv, c~ied ~uslv. ~LL FOR BIDS - ~L Oil, MOOR DIF~EL ~L, ~V Cle~ ~,~,,~ended authorization ~m ~iven to call for bids for Fuel Oils, Motor Diesel Fuel, ~d asphalt for 1973-197~. ~tion bV Co, m~issioner Cl~k ~d Mayor Jarstad to aut~rize the ~1 for bids as ~cu~,,,ended by the ~ Clerk, ca~ied ~m~uslv. ~L FOR BIDS - E~RONIC PRI~NG DISP~ ~TOR (WA~R DEP~) Citv C~erk stated that ~e ~ief Acco~t~t of the Water ~p~ent has asked that the Ci~ ~mcil authorize a bld call for one n~ elect~nic print~M displav calc~ator; f~mds which a~ p~vided in the 1973 1)ud~et. ~k~tion by C~issioner Cl~k ~d Co~ssioner Schon~ to authorize the bid c~l, c~ied ~ous~ ]6. C~}~h--~ dated April 20, 1973, f~ ~be~ H~sel G~ e Fo~m t - . . . , ~ , o ~m~ssioner Schon~ ~quest~ aut~z~tzon to call for bids to mpla~ one ~d overha~ one overhead d~ at the City ,~aPaAe &~ provided zn the 197~ o~rat~nA budget; that ~e lP~ X 12' m~u~ overhead d~r should be rep]aced with a !~er o~rated d~r ~d one i2' X 12' b~v shop d~r be ~erhauled ~d wind. s ~d ~er lift ad~]ed, ~s ~th these d~m am badly worn ~d ~ ~ uns~e rendition. City Clerk ex- plained that the~ is a definite need for this bid c~1 because of the d~emms ~ndition that exists; that the door to be ~placed has f~len d~m ~fo~. ~-~tion bv ~issioner Schonem~ ~d Mayor J~stad to authorize the bid call, ca~ied un~ouslv. BID WAI!~P - EEP~ WOODEN ~ W~II S~EL ~ (~IO EOUI~) Clerk pzmsented ~quJsition for the ~plac~ent of w~en doo~ with steel d~ (t~ each) at CJ~'s radio eq~ent site at East 30th g Ol~us. Ci~ Clerk su~tted m~ on ~age to City pmlmrtV due to the w~en d~ now existi~ having be~ ki~ed in by ~ ~ s~ject. Ci~ Cle~ expla~ed t~t this is ~ e~ ~e; that the build~g houses ~1 basic City C~- ications equi[~nt and d~rs whi~ am mo~ se~ s~uld be inst~led without de]av. Ci~ Clerk p~sented pmi~sAl f~ Co~ercial Builders for ~is ~placement in the ~o~t of $711.90 with t~. ~%tion by ~aVor' J~stad ~d C~issioner Cl~,k to decl~ that ~ ~ergen~ exists ~d bid call be {~[~ For the ~ediate ~pla~ment oF the d~rs, ca~ied un~usly. CITY COld,Cfi, ~'~t;tTI'£NG MI~,RffE. S - APRIl, 25, 1973, continued CALL FI)[~ BIDS - CONST~]~ION OF BOOKING ROOM IN JAIL ~A Co~issJoner Cl~k e~l~ned that the ~o~nK ~ is ~ ~ ~desir~l.e location at the present t~, and ~,mu]d ~ h~ed better in the Jail ~a; ~so, stated the ci~ is ~tici~tinR a feder~ gr~t for c~ications ~p~vements which would necessitate the ~ov~ of the m~bject facilltv to the ~ai] a~a. ~%tion by C~issioner Clark ~d Mayor Ja~tad to authorize a call for bids ~ the subject p~ject. Under d~scuss[on: Mayor Ja~tad stated this will be ~ of the ~w g Justi~Gr~t cu~ntly ~ p~>cess. Ca~ied ~slv. S[~Pll~ ~FO~ - WA~R SIMPLY Clerk ~ad m~o da~ed April 19, 197~, f~ E~ Heath to ~mhas~ ~ent ~quest~g that old tl~tlg~le tp~ls[o~ at Well fi7 ~ decla~d s~lus ~d sold for ~unk; ~a~ thes~ units weigh al~u~ SO0 ~unds each ~d need ~o be moved out so ~r ~ ~d ele~ ~ can ~ finished. t~ion ~V C~ission~p Schon~ ~d Mayor Ja~ad to deel~e ~he ~sfo~e~ s~lus ~o ~ dis- ~sed of in the best inte~st of the City, c~i~d ~'ISDE t~IIf~ Dg~f~ - G~0~ BR~/RU~N ~ - S~RID~ ~I~S A~ Clerk ~resented ~ Out~ide Utility ~ments, on~ fm G~ Bm~ md one f~ ~lon ~ead, for water ~d zewer se~ic~s ~ the Sherid~ Heights ~a. ~ene~ Discussion was held ~d ~ission~ S~onem~ exola~ed that ~ election is to ~ held to demesne w~th~p the She~d~ Heights ~sults~d Cadarof~vethe electionWill be ~exing~ived.t° ~e City, ~d the ~nts should ~ se~ aside ~til the >~otion b~ Co~ission~p Schon~ ~d C~issi~ep ~la to delay the action on the Utilitv ~e- ~nts at t~is t~ until the ~sults of th~ subject ~lection ~ ~, c~ied ~imouslv. ~itv Clerk ~ad m~o f~ G. W. Galla~her, Ci~ ~as~p, suiting extension of ~ntract with the B~erton ~arles~on ~s~ation ~p~y for ~cil app~val ~d p~r si~at~s. sionep Schonem~ asked Mr. G~l~er who w~ p~sen~ a~ ~he meetin~ what adjus~nts we~ made in the ~n~act. Ci~ ~u~r G~l~her e~l~ed ~a~ ~he con~ is idmtic8 to that of last year ~d the only ad]us~en~ f~m ye~ to ye~ is tha% of the per~nt~e fi~ for allocation pup~ses. ~.~'. ~all~hep ~ad ~he foll~in~ fm th~ contract: I~ is m~ally undepst~ tha~ ~he f~r~ntaze used for ~location ~moses ~ Exhibit D, E, 8 F~ ~spectively ~ established t~o~h the use of est~ated ~le~e ~d revenues ~d tha~ at t~e of f~al ve~ ~d bill~ actu~ mile~e ,~d ~venues will be used %o adjust these pe~nt~es. t'~tion t,v o~issionep ~lek ~d ~vop Ja~ad to app~ve the extension of the c~tract for on~ war ~ith t-be minor adj~ents, cgi~d un~uslv. Pf~PA~TION 0F ~ - WAiSteD FI~ PR~ON Clerk ~ad memo dated April 19, 1973, f~m E~ Heath to City Cl~rk ~questin~ that the Citv enter in ~ AZp~ement di~ctly with the ~ent off Na~ Res~es for wa%e~hed fi~ protection; that tim state suggested this ~s ~uld b~ better th~ going thm~h the ~ty as ~ 197~ ~d that Jot~ Kinzsbu~, I~c~ Dis~ict ~r, stated that the State needs ~ly ~nfimation f~ ~he C~tv ~d a lls~ of Ci~ l~ds ~d that ~hey ~uld then m~e up the necess~ ~en~ pa~rs. Motion bV C~issioner Schon~ ~d Mayor J~ad tha~ ~he ~en~ be p~d ~d su~it~ed the Council for app~v~, c~ied ~sly. ': 7~ ~SE OF STA~ ~D - S~AGE T~ P~ Clerk ~ad me~ dated ~ril 24, 1973, f~ City ~g~eer's Office to City Council su~tting applic- ations for lease of State ~ds for the ~]tfalls f~ the ~ette Sewage ~a~nt PI~ ~d for the O]arleston T~a~ent Pl~t; that these applications we~ filed on ~h~f of the City of B~erton by ~er, ~, g Mayo at ~e t~e of the desi~g in 1970 of the S~e ~a~ent Pl~t Modific- ations; also, stated that action w~ delayed by the ~'.b,~ent of Na~r~ Reso~ces u~n the applic- ations ~mtil notification was ~ived that ~1 ~ts had ~ ~ted by ~1 other' in~lved ~encies. Clerk ~so ~ad lette~ a~a~ed to the lease applications f~m ~e ~p~nt of Na~ral Res~]pces stating t~ State is p~d to ieee the ~aots ~ descried ~ the lease applications. Motion by Cr~ssloner Schon~ ~d Mayor J~tad to aut~ze ~e Mawr ~d City Clerk to sign the ~ 30-year leases for the City ~d to aut~rize the ~endi~; also, to ~fer to the Ci~ Atto~ev ' s Office fop ~e~K, ca~i~ ~ouslV. 10:00 A. M. - ~C~NI~0N OF ~EKS N~ ON ~ AGE~ No one s~ke at this ti~. ~J~ BA~R ~ZO~ ~NG (1675 - 1867) t~tion bV Mayor Ja~t~ ~d Co~ssionep Cl~k to o~ the subject he~g at this t~, c~ied tm~imo~slv. Ci~ Clerk stated he adve~ised notice of hear~g ~ the n~pa~r ~d ~sted ~e p~pe~ ~d p~lic places at the p~ t~e; ~so, stated he notified p~ ~e~ with~ 250 feet of the rez~e a~a bV mail of the he~ing ~ing held. Clepk ~ad Plying Co~ssion Resolution No. 235 ~nd~ denial of the ~bject application fop the foll~K ~asons: (1) ~te densi~ of the p~sed develo~ent ~uld not ~ ~patible with the Residential ~a; (2) InK,ss ~d e~ss to site not satisfacto~; (3) ~flc ~lt~ c~ated ~uld ~ t~ ~at; (V) Diffic~ties would be en~te~d ~ ~s~s~ of sto~ water for the site. Ci~ C].epk ~ad letter dated April 20, 1973, f~ ~ill T. Bastik, Atto~ey ~p~sentinK Mr. }1~, ~uestin~ ~ e~ension of the p~sent he~K ~til M~ 9th in o~er to ~rk out p~bl~s ~n~inq envi~nt~ ~pact stat~ent. Mayor Ja~tad suggested that test~Dny be given by the ~sid~ts ~ the audience today ~d that the CITf COUNCIL ~7E'i~[NG MI~RffES -APRIL 25, 197`9, continued hearinff be c~ntinued on MaV 9th as requested and that testimony also be welcome at that time. City Attor~ev WalRre~n stated this would be a proper procedure to follow at this time. Clerk read excerpt from Planning Co~ssion Minutes dated April 18, 1973, at which time a motion was made that the Environmental Impact Statement o.f the Planning Department be accepted as complete and that the PlanninK Co~ssion con~r with the findings of the Planninq Staff re~ardinff the adve~n~e impact of the sumject application; which motion was carried unanimouslv. Citv Clerk read Enviror~ental Impact Statement prepared by the Planning Depa~.O.ent statin~ it is their opinion that the proposed development does have adverse environmental effects. Clerk read letter dated April 10, 1973, from Dep~rtment of Ecology to PlanninR Director stating there would be ~mn environmental impact from this development due to the change in land use and the consequent removal of a tree-covered area that probably should be considered as open space; also, spoke of traffic improvements that w~ld be neeessarv as well as need for i~roved access roads; also, noted that in the brief soil description that there would be severe ].i~itations for stahilitv in heaw building foundations and also restrictions due to slopes; also, noted that storm sewers are not available, and that the handl~nng of stn~face water runoff would be environmental impact. (![~V C]er]~ presented Report from Pacific Testinq I~]~ratories expl~inin~ how the proposed structure may be safelv supperted, and givin~l a complete report of the soil tests performed by them. Q~oted that this reix>rt was done by subject firm for Mr. Baker at Mr. Baker's request). Cl. erk presented letter of protest signed by 18 property ~ners in the area, first signature being that of Harrw L. Pratley. Clerk mead memo dated December 8, 1972, from Citv Engineer to Plannin~ Department stating they have no objection to this rezone~ however, the site plans submitted indicate that the applicant may have serious d[fficulties in developin~ final plans acceptable to their office to adequatelV handle the ineress and e~ress f~om the parking area and disposing of the storm water falling on the roof snd outside parking area. Clerk read memo dated September 1`9, 1972, from Buildin~ Department to Planning Department stating they ~]o not approve of the rezone because of soil conditions, ~et backs and s~de yards which do not conform. Clerk read memo dated December 18, 1972, from Traffic Department to Plannine Department stating the traffic volt,ne created by proposed develo[~nent would be far too great to be handled by existin~ ~oadwavs in this area. Clerk read staff review dated December 20, 197~, statin~ the Planning Department cannot recon~nend the rezone for the followin~ reasons: (1) Density p~eater than on original plan; (2) Soil struct- ur~d~ analysis not submittedl (`9) Unsatisfactory in?,ress and egress; (g) Barely meets minimum ~ark- ine ~mq~ir~ment. Geor~e Pleseher, Citv Planner, made presentation to the Council as follows: ~. Plescher sh~ed the area of the proposed rezone on an area map and a land use map. Gave dimen- sions of the subject area. Stated area is on the corner of South Lafayette and Coontz. Stated the Planning De~r~nent did not rece,mend approval of the rezone for those reasons cited in the Staff review. Stated the area is mostly single f~nilV dwellines, except for some multiple family ~]wellinKs south of RoRers Street. PROPO~{ENTS ~ane Baker, Applicant, stated he wished to withold any statements until the continuation of hear- in~ on May 9, 197,9, when he would be better prepared to make a proper presentation to the C~uncil. OPPONENTS Charles Collins, owning propertv adjacent to Mr. Baker's lot, explained that the alley servin~ the properties is an irregular shape; that it is an unimproved alley with various widths limitin~ access for t~cks. Stated proposed develofment would not have sufficient parkings. Stated that he and other neiehbors would find the proposed facility verv undesirable and don't like the idea of such a large amo~mt of people in the ~avor Jarmtad noted that 12 neighborhood residents were in the audience. Mr. Pratlev, [~favette g Coontz, stated that the facility would block the beautiful view that surr- oundine residents now pay taxes on; also, stated the proposed facility would cause a definite park- inK problem. Mr. Pratlye stated he could see no reason for the continuation of hearing; that Mr. B,~<er, Applicant, has requested delav after delav and he sees no reason for this stall for time. Mavor Jarstad stated that the Council at a previous Council Meeting granted opponents to a rezone a contfm]ed'hearinK and he felt it only fair to'allow Mr. Baker another two weeks if he felt he nee~]ed it before making testimony. Motion by Uavor Jarstad and Commissioner Clark to recess hearin~ until May 9, 197`9, at 10:00 a.m., as requested hV proponents of the rezone at which time further testimony will be welcome, carried ~manimousl¥. PglZASE OF RETAINED PERCLT~TAGE - SELECT CONTRACTORS (PACIFIC AVENIIE PROJECT) Clerk e~<plalned that Select Contractors completed subject project and on May llth are due the re- rained percentage being held at National Bank of Cc~merce, West Seattle Branch; also, stated that CITY COI~CIL }%;EI'iNG MINUTES - APRIL 25, 1973, continued this release would have to be signed by the Mayor and City Clerk. Motion by Mayor Jarstad and Co~nissioner Clark' to follow reoc~mendation of the City Clerk and auth- orize the ~%~r and City Clerk to sign the release of subject funds, carried unanimously. SET HFJ~RING DATE - H. W. LENGEL REZONE, Clerk explained that subject rezone has gone throu?~h the Planning C~ission and should be scheduler for a Council hearing; also, suggested this date of hearing be May 16, 1973. Motion by Oo~missioner Clark and Commissioner Schoneman to set hearing date on subject rezone on May 16, 1973, at 10:O0 a.m., carmied unanimously. SET t[E, ARINC', DATE - BPOE (ELKS CLUB) RE. ZONE Clerk expla~ that subject rezone app~ation has been before the Planning Cc~ssion and shol~ld be scheduled to come before the Council. Motion by M~Vor Jarstad and Co~missioner Clark to set hearing date May 16, 1973, at 10:00 a.m., carried unan~>us ly. PORT WASI{INGTON NARROWS - HIGH PRFSSURE FORCEMAIN (HOWARD GODAT $ ASSOCIATES) Clerk read letter dated April 2g, 1973, fr~n Howard Godat g Associates to City C~ouncil submitting proposal to provide professional engineering service in tb~ design and inspection of a high press- ure sewage forcemain along the beach at Port Washington Nar~rows; also, stated that if the proposal is accepted by the Council they will proceed immediately to take advantage of the upcomine~ Iow tides for construction. After general discussion Conmissioner Schoneman concluded that these ser- vices would be needed for preparation of the bid call and final inspection and would be under the present a~,reement with this firm. Motion bv eog~iss~ioner Schoneman and Mayor Jarstad to approve the proposal of Howard Godat & s~ates and to be included under present city contract that he proceed with preparation of bid call documents, carried ~manlmously. CBJ,L FOR BI[~ - PORT W/ISHINGTON NARROW,rS HIGH PRESSURE FORCY2iAIN 0.itv Clerk exolained that a bid call should be auth0r-~-e~ on subject project. }btion by Commissioner Schoneman and Commissioner Clark to authorize call for bids, carried unani- 0~DIN/~CE - DtTtN GI~]RING REZONE (FIRST f~7~tDING) Clerk read, first reading, An Omdinance amending the use and amea maps according to Ordinance No. 1792. ~otion by Mayor Jarstad and Commissioner Clark to approve Ordinance on first reading, carried as fol]~s: ~ayor Jarstad, yes; C~n]ssJoner Cl~-n~<~ yes; Co~]s.~ioner Schoneman, yes. ffFAR~fIDRY WARRANTY DEED~ - LAND EXL~[ANGE - ALPINE EVERGREt]~ CO. C'lerk presented two statutory warranty deeds providing for land exchange between the City of Bre- mer~ton ~mnd Alpine Evergreen Company. Commissioner Schone~nan explained that the lands have lmen appraised and it was found that the City will gain frc~ this exchange. Motion bv Co~missioner Schoneman and ~4ayor Jarstad to authorize the Mayor and City Clerk to si~n the Statutory Warranty Deed providing for the land exchange, carmied unanimously. RESOI.I~V[ON - ANNFXATION ELECTION (CEDAR GROVE/~fERIDAN HEIGI[FS) NO. 1557 Clerk read A Resolution bv the City Council of the City of Bremer~on approving, pursuant to RCW 35.13.020, petition for annexation by election of that area cc~monly known as Cedar G~ove and Sheridan Heights. Motion bv l'?avor Jax~tad and Co~,,~issioner Clark to pass Resolution No. 1557, carried as follows: Mayor Jar~tad, yes: O~r~missioner Clark, yes; Co~rmissioner Sehoneman, abstained. R~SOIIJTION NO. 1558 - PIPET SOUND [YT~.R 8 LIG~[~ (MUNICIPAL WATER PUMPING POWER) Clerk read Resolution authorizing the execution and delivery of a contract with Puget Sound Power g [,i~,ht Comp~ty for fumishinK municipal water ramping power (at Well #7). l'~otion by Cx~nmissioner Schoneman and Con~nissioner Clark to adopt Resolution No. 1558, carried as follows: Mayor Jarstad, yes; Commissioner Clark, yes; Commissioner Sehoneman, yes. PAY BI LLS ['~t~ by (l~ssioner Clark and Mayor Jarstad to give a blanket approval of Voucher Ho. 73,207 to~,300 inclusive, for payment in the total ~nount $86,764.87; carried unanimously. REPORTS - COMMISSIONER CLARK 1. Able to make adjustment in use of Senior Citizen Bus pass; that bus passes previously could be used be~en 9:00 a.m. and 4:00 p.m. and from 5:09 onward, and now the adjustment made allows the pass to be used between 8:15 a.m. and g:00 p.m. and from 5:00 p.m. onward. 2. Reported on Urban Growth Conference he and Mayor attended Tuesday, and stated it was a very interestin~ conference and he enjoyed it very much. 3. Pleased that school levy passed which is very critical to the needs of school system. REPORTS - COMMISSIONER S(]ION~ 1. Temporary permit has been issued to helicopter service (30 days) and they will have to advertise and possib],v hold hearing for permanent license. 2. Gave pre~fress of Domsea operations and spoke of problems with well which at present gives limited ~upplV of water; that he suggested they use larger equipment to dig deeper in order to get better water supply. 3. Friday, eiKhteen wc~en will be tagging fish for Washington State Fisheries who prove to do this CITY CO~'ICII, ~ETING MI~fFES - APRIl, 25, 1973, continued job quite well. 4. Fi[teenth St~met ~ject has ~en slued d~n due to la~ of m°v~ent of ce~a~ utilities; ho~fullv will be c].ea~d up sho~ly. 5. Plus p~viouslv we~ made to c~ss Eve~en P~k with se~r line; new plus ~ being contem- plated to avoid c~ss~K the ~k'v~ich would dest~V s~bbe~, etc. 6. Ro~ed on ex~inations to be held for ~tblic Works ~Dl~ent ~sitions o~nlnK shortly. 7. Road letter f~ ~par.bnent of Soci~ ~d Health Se~ices which stated they ~ ve~ pleased to hear a ~se~oir feasibili~ s~d~ is be~ne done ~ ~r, ~, & ~a~ for the City. 8. Reigned that the Shipy~ ~11 ~ate installation of ba~fl~ v~ves at the point whe~ Br~e~on water Js distributed to the Na~ Y~. 9. Stated that Fifth St~et is plied to be cut off f~m ~e f~ay ~d that the~ ~ m~v businesses on this steer ~d he r~uested the Hie)]waV C~ission ~end the pl~ for the f~;av to ~clude Fifth St~et. Read letter dated April 20, 1973, f~m V. W. Ko~, Dis~ict FmKineer, Hiqh- way Co~n~ ssion, to Co~issioner Schon~ stat~K theV have no obje~ion to Mr. Schone~'s ~quests that }'[fth Steer be ~ected to the DC3 l~e. PROC~A~ON - YOI~ ~EK Ii Clerk read p~cl~at~ of the Mavor p~l~ng the ~ek begi~i~ May 1, 1973, as Youth Week. ~[ Clerk ~ad p~~n of ~e Mavor p~cla~i~ the month of ~aV, 1973, ss "Senior Citizens Month."[~ ]. Adviser~ that he w~ one of ~e four mem~rs on West Co~t to se~e on Urb~ Tr~s~ation C~ittee. (lt* me~e~ will se~e on Co~ttee Nation.de). 1. Fx~mssed ~ at pass~e of the le~ ~d s~ke of the ina~ase perc~t~e of vote~. ~eetine adjourned at 11:30 a.m. APPP,(~VED [~Y: q~ped nv: TAPE ~lO. 3 SIDE B 1485 - ENTD