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Home My WebLink About09/26/73 CITY COUNCIL M~L'fING MINUTES' SE~q'LMBER 26, 1973 The ~egular meeting of the City Council of the City of BpemezWcon, Washington, was heed in the Councili Chambers of City Hall at 9:00 a.m., PDST, Wednesday, September 26, 1973. Attending were: Mayor Ja~stad, presidinK; C~,,~dssioner Clark (arriving at 9:20 a.m. ); Co~,,gssione~ Schon~man, City ~lerk Yeadon, Asst. City Attorney Sexton, and representatives of the press ar~ radio. Meeting opened with the Pledge of Allegiance and Invocation by John Ruper~c of the Free Methodist Church. MINUFES ~utes of September 19, 1973, were read and appmoved as amended. SEPARATIDMS Roy T. Mosely, Captain, Police Depa,'.b,,ent, October 1, 1973, Retirement. I)avid Frost, Helper, Water Supply, September 24, 1973, Resigned. Michael Carrigan, ~ Help, Water Supplv, Septe~ 21, 1973, Resigned, End of Job. Ronald qicha~dson, Exi-~a Help, Water Supply, September 21, 1973, Resigned, End of Job. Motion bv Mavor Ja~stad and Cu,,~dssioner Cla~k to approve the separations, carried unanimously. NOTICES OF EMPLOYMENT Patricia Iarsen, Clerk-Typist, Treastur~r's Office, $500 month, September 26, 1973.* Lvris Marie Ball, Clerk-Secretary, Co~missioner of Finance, $500 month, September 25, 1973.* Joan Marie Allen, Clerk-Typist, Cil7 Attorney, $375 month, September 10, 1973. Kenneth G. Brees, Engineering Aide II, $715 month, October 1, 197~.* (*Certified by Civil Service Examination) Motion bv O~gssloner Schoneman and Con*nissioner Clark to approve the employments, carried uhanimous lv. CHANGES IN PAY STATUS Daniel L. White, Patrolman ~nd Yr. to 3~d Yr., $781.75 to $819.50, October 4, 1973. T~nothy Gebhardt, Patrolman ~nd Yr. to 3~d Yr., $781.75 to $819.50, October 4, 1973. Mike E. Fuller, Pal-~olman ~nd Yr. to 3~d Yr., ~781.75 to $819.50, October 4, 1973. Donald Cundiff, Sergeant to C~ptain, Police Department, $954.50 + $5 to $1,0S~ + $$, October 1, 1973. Richard Forrester, Juv. Officer to Juv. Sgt., Police, $914.~5 + $5 to $95~.50 + $5, October 1, 1973. i Motion by Mayor Jarstad and Cu~,,~ssioner Clark to approve the Changes in Pay Status, carTied unanimously. ACCEPTANCE OF COMPLnTU3 CONTRACT ~135S ~OVERHEAD DOORS/MUNICIPAL REPAIR GARAGE) Clerk read letter dated Septen%ber 14, 1973, frc~ Ba~.~/ Branch, A~chitect, to City Clerk stating that Co~merolal Builders has co~leted subject pmojeet in accord with the contract plans and specifications. Motion bv Con*nissioner Schoneman and Co~ssloner Clark to accept the pro~ect as complete, carTied unanimously. BID AWARD - tqCMCING (EAST PARK NATURE AREA) Clerk stated that bid should be made to low bidder, San Jose Steel Ccmpany, as recc~nended by Max MapanMi, APA, and Pa~ks Superintendent. Motion bv Co~tissioner Clark and Mayor Jarstad to award bid to San Jose Steel Company, as pecc~mended, car~"ied unaniraousl¥. BID AWARD - REPAIR g PAINTING OF LIBRARY BUILDING Clerk stated that rec~,,~ndation of Cc*,,,.~ttee including the Architect is to award bid to low bidder, James Tucker Company. Motion by Cc,~,issioner Clark and Mayor Jarstad to award bid to James Tucker C~npany, ca~ied unanimously. CALL POR BIDS - NEW SLUDGE PUMP (CHARLESTON TREATMENT PLANT) Clerk read memo dated September 25, 1973, from A. O. He~,~ann to Cu~,~issioner Schoneman requesting authorization to call for bids for a new sludge recirculation pump at Charleston Treatment Plant; that the new pump will be a vane flo type with a much higher capacity of volume than the old piston type now in use (money provided in 1973 budget). Motion bV Cc~nissioner Sehoneman and Cc~ssioner Clark to authorize the Call for Bids, cai-pied unanimouslv. BID AWARD - REPAIRS TO FURNACE AT FIRE STATION #2 City Clerk recu,,~,ended awal-d be made to Service Fuel Company, low bidder, as directed in motion last Council Meeting; that he spoke with Assistant Fire Chief and Service Fuel meets all specifica- tions and a brief State boiler inspection showed the furnace to be satisfactory. Motion by Con~nissioner Schoneman and Mayor Ja~stad to a~i-d the bid to Service Fuel Co,~pany, low ~, as oreviouslv authorized, carried unanimously. ! CnUNCIL ~e~L'l'I}~ MINUTES - SEFt'LMBER 26~ 1973 (CONTINUED) ii REOUEST FOR BID WAIVER - NEW PUMPS AT LIFT STATION 3A . Citv Clerk recommended bid waiver be approved due to the emergency that exists and one source of ': SUpD1V. Clerk stated that he spoke with A1 Hm.~nn regarding this matter and the equipment is [ over 25 old and only this one company can build these pumps to fit the existing pipe. Clerk vets ~i stated he also spoke with Ciw Engineer who agreed that this is a unique situation. Commissioner Schoneman stated that in order to install any other pump, it would mean complete breakdown of the wall chambers and that the pump purchased f~om this one company (Western Hvdraulic Cmrporation) would fit all the connections that exist. Motion by C~issioner Schoneman and C~issioner Clark to approve the bid waiver, carried unani- ~u-----~v. . S~i~ONS TO SUPERIOR COURT - PUYALLUP TRACTORS; INC.~ PLAINTIFF Clerk reported that a suntans was served to Blair Wagner and Jane Wagner d/b/a Wagner Excavating, ' City of Bre3nerton, and United States Fidelity and Guarantee Company, by Puvallup Tractors, Inc., re~ardinK a comDlalnt for monevs due and enfol~2ement of lien. Clerk repol-ted that a coDY of the summons has been forwarded to the City Attorney's 0ffJce. SET ~IPING DATE - L. D. WORI;~) REZ0~ (R-1 TO B-3/SIX%7! STRFJ~T g ROOSEVELT) i [J'lerk stated that subject rm~tter has been before the Planning Con~issioneand that a Council HearinK Date should be set; suggested October 10, 1973. Motion bv Co,~nissioner Clark and Mav~r Jarstad to set Hearing Date October 10, 1973, at 10:00 a.m., c--~d unanimously. i i CSET HFTU~ING DATE - S'FR~LT VACATION (BREMERTON HOUSI~/q AL~]ORITY) '. lerk stated that subject matter has been Defore the Planning Commission and that a Council Hearing !Date s~ould be set by resolution. ;! Motion bv Commissioner Clark and Ce, missioner Schoneman to authorize the City Attorney to prepare [ t e-~eessarv resolution setting date of hearing at least four weeks fro~ today (october 24, 1973) I at 10:00 a.m., carried unanimously. ; L~'i'l'Et~ - ASSOCIATION OF WASHINGTON CITIES RE: ARRANGEMENTS FOR REGIONAL MELTINGS ~lerk mead letter fmom AWC To City Clerk asking him to check with the officials of the Cil~; to determine how many persons will be in attendance at the 1973 AWC Regional Meeting. The Commissioners encouraged as manv as possible to make arrangements to attend and directed the City Clemk to contact the City Deparb,~nts to notify them of the meeting. (Date of Meeting., October 16, 1973) Ii;l'i'E,~ - W. C. BRUDE~ RE: RESTRICTING USE OF CITY PROPERTY FOR POLITICAL PURPOSES ~lerk mead letter frc~ W. C. Bruder to City Cour~il requesting that a City ordinance be passed restricting, the use of City propertv for political purposes, including the display of political signs: also, stated that he objected to the placement of political signs on city, owned and main- rained fences, retaining walls, and other types of property. Commissioner Clark stated that this matter could be acted upon more properly after the coming election November 6th; that the matter should not be handled during the campaiKn period now existinK. Commissioner Schoneman stated he concurred that no action should be taken at this time; however, a Political Sign Ordinance should be drafted bv the City Attorney at a later date. Ccn~nissioner Clark stated that the Building ! Depaz.t,ent could be looking into the matter and could subnit their suggestions to the City Council for consideration sometime after the election. PROCIAMATION Cler~ read!proclamation of the Mayor proclaiming October 7 .through October 1~, 1978, as "Fir~ Prevent ~ on Week" ii 0~DIN~NCE NO. ~08_6 - PROVIDIN~ FOR LID IMPROVEMENT (ALLEY BE~I~EEN OLYMPIC 8 NAVAL) ' Clerk read An ~nance .providing for the imF~ovement of the "T" sb~p~d alley which rnns between ii 10th and llth rreet and between Naval Avenue and Olympic Avenue. iMotion bv ex--missioner Schoneman and Co~missioner Clark to pass Ordinance No. 3086, carried as ~: ~avor Jarstad~ yes; Comnissioner Clark, yes; C~,,,issioner Schoneman, yes. i ORDINANCE NO. 308? - ESTABLISHING POSITION IN CIVIL SL~RVICE DEPARTMENT Cler~ read An Ordinance creating a position of Clerk-Secretary in the Civil S~rvice Depa~.O~mnt and appropriating funds not provided for in the 1973 budget, and declaring an emergency. (To be used jointly with the State and Federal Grants A~ntinistrator's Office) Motion by Commissioner Clark and C~m[ssionem Scboneman to pass Ordinance No. 8087. Under discussi~ .o~zssioner Clark explained that beth of these Dep~O,ents are in need of a Seemetar~ and that a Secretary is needed immediately because the Civil Service Examiner will be going on vacation and someone will be needed in the office. City Clerk stated that this request seems well justified with the increase in ~rk load in the Civil Service Depar, O,ent. Motion carried as follows: Mayor 'Jarstad, yes; C~,,.issioner Clark~ yes; Cx~missioner Schoneman, yes. i~;FrE~ - CASCADE NAI~dRAL C~S CORPORATION (COMPLIMENTIN~ ~LIC WORKS DEPARTMENT) Clerk read letter dated September 19, 1973, from Cascade Natumal Gas to Ccnm%issionar Schoneman complimenting the Public Works Departments for the inmediate and efficient response in supplying ~ personnel and e~uJDment during the recent emergency that developed on their eight-inch line that i serves the Br+j,,=~.ton area. C~,~,issioner Schoneman commented that the City has a very efficient . Water Depal.t.ent crew. ~ _-_- . ,~z.~,~.~ ~ezz ~pp,zcarion rom Shoreline Management Substantial Develop- .!~rF%%~n~a~heSChheed~~ la.ss ~oC~n~l~l~H~a~r+l_r~_~o_n ~e~pt~e~.~r ~27,_1.9.73;. however, due to a publication 'this time. ~ -o ............. ~=~' zo, ~u~0; ~:na-c the nearing should be delayed until CITY COUNCII, M~L'rlNG MIN~frES - SE~ER 26; 1973 (CO~I~) ~tion by C~issionep Clark ~ ~ssio~r Sc~n~ to c~e h~ date to Sept~ 28~ 1973, ~00 a.m. ~ c~ied ~usly. 10:00 - REC~KTION 0F ~'rI'E~S N~ ON ~ AG~ ~die Ad~s questioned whether the Co~cil on ~i~ ~ goi~ to utilize the old libr~ buildi~ if a new libr~ buildi~ is established; also, ~ent~ that he feels the Co--il on ~i~ ~uld be self-sup~; h~ver~ ~uld not ~t the e~enses of such a buildi~. ~yor J~stad stated that the lib~ buildi~ ~uld ~blv ~ s~d by other ~ups ~d ~uld se~e the needs of the Senior Citizens of the Ci~. DIS~ISSION ~ O~IN~CE ON OBS~ Clerk ~ad le~er ~t~ ~pt~em 18, 1973~ f~m Je~e B~ck, Pastor of First Chu~h, to Ci~ Council as~ that the Co--il give consideration to the ~ssibili~ of havi~ ~aphic activities closed at the West B~on ~ke ~op. ~avor Ja~tad stated t~i the Ci~ Atto~ey ~s dr~t~ ~ o~i~ce on obsc~i~ which will ~ ~d for info--rich p~ses at w~ch t~ p~ns in the audience ~e enco~ed to e~ss the~ vie~ on the ~tter. Ci~ Clerk ~ad fo~ info~tio~l p~ses only ~ ~in~e ~lati~ to a~ defi~ obscene, ~kin~ it unla~ul ~o sell or dis~ibute obscene ~er or to ~rfo~ ~ e~ibit any obscene live ~uc/; ~d ~ali~ ~i~ce 325, Section 27, ~ ~i~ce 2~4q ~ction 1 and all other o~ces or p~s of o~ces in ~lict her~ith. Assist~t Citv Att~ey ~on stated t~l the o~in~ce is ~iteen as "s~" as ~ssible in light of the recur Sup~ ~u~ ~eision. Mayor J~stad questioned w~i ~uld ~ conside~d the stud,s of the State of Washin~on as defin~ in It~ 7 of Section III. ~. Scion stat~ that these sta~s ~ ~t se~ as of yet ~ ~11 ~ set as a ~sult of n~us ~ ~ses. Co~issloner Cl~k stated that the ~1~ fee of $300 did ~t se~ ve~ s~ict. ~. Scion stated that t~s is the ~x~ ~t that ~ ~ set by Ci~ o~ce. ~i~adier ~ason of the ~lvation ~.,,~ ~ke in op~sition to the ~phlc actlvi~ ~d ask~ when this o~i~e ~uld ~ ~ssed bV the Cou~il. C~issionem C~rk stat~ that action s~uld ~ taken to app~ve on first ~adi~ next ~ek(~s~e ~uld be the foll~i~ ~ek). C~issioner Sc~ stat~ he ~eed t~t no action should ~ t~en t~y, ~d the o~in~ce should ~ p~sented ne~ ~ek. Pastor ~n Quello of ~ ~vio~'s ~tber~ Ch~h s~ke in op~sition to ~p~c activity in the City which he felt is ve~ h~ul to t~ individ~l ~ socie~; also, stat~ t~s acfivitv leads to ~ral ~ illegal acts. Pastor Quello stated that the ~i~ce se~ to lack so~ "teeth" i~ch as it is ~sed t~ut on Con~r~ ~m,~ Stand~s which a~ t~se stud, s of the State t~t have ~t been establish~. Assistant Ci~ A~o~ev stated that these State St~s will ~ decid~ t~h ~ ~ses and that the Ci~ of ~e~on is ve~ l~elv to end up in co~ ~g~i~ this o~i~ce; h~ever, this o~i~ce is as s~ict as ~ssible ~thin the ~idelines of the ~p~e Co~ ~cision. C~issioner Clark su~ested this o~i~e should ~ve a "sevePabili~" clause so t~t if one ~Jon is fo~ un~ns~i~tio~l, just t~t ~ion ~uld ~ affected. ~. ~on stated he ~uld discuss this with ~. Wal~n. Eddie Ad~s questioned the tern "~le~e" in Sections I ~ II; al~, stated t~t f~st con~ m~uld be given to yo~er ~rson w~ is ~ easily ~pted ~ such ~aphic activin. ~Fe~us ~est~e, ~RO Radio Station, asked the ~eil if they we~ willi~ to go to cou~ in [~l~S~ ~h~se S~s of t~ State of ~ash~on. ~yor J~tad stated t~t the o~i~ce ~e~, ~ t~t ~y o~l~nee d~l~ with ~o~aphy ~s ve~ l~ely to go to the co~s. ~A1 ~quist, Kitsap ~dio (~llow Avenue) s~ke in op~sition to the ~o~aphy shop (West ~B~on S~ke Shop) which is also on C~llow Av~ue; that the ~11~ ~venue bus~es~en do not ~[w~t this ~ of establls~t. ?ich~ C~p~ll, B~e~on S~ ~er, ~inted out t~t ~ Section III obsce~ is defined as that ~which la~s s~ious lite~, ~istlc, ~liti~l, or scientific v~ue. ~. C~ll questioned ~who ~uld decide ~ether a ~vle such as "~st T~o in P~is" ~uld have such value. ~ssioner ~Clark. stat~ t~t this ~uld p~blv st~ with the Police ~.b~ent ~ then ~ss~ly go to the ~C~ Atto~ev and then to ~t. ?~in We~r, Pastor of ~ico Alli~ce ~h, ~ended ~e City Council for t~i~ action ~ainst ~this ~oKraphic aetivi~ ~d for ~vi~ t~ ~ obsceni~ o~; s~ke in favor of the ~Co~cil's dete~tlon. Pastor We~r stated t~t ~phy ~s ~ i~luence on p~lic ~rals and is ve~ d~in~ to the ~,,,~; also, stated t~t ~ ~ses have ~ven t~t people have been i~luenced to c~,~,it sex ~es by ~adi~ ~o~aphv. Pastor ~ck of F~st ~u~h stated t~t he appreciates the Co,oil's ~nce~ ~ action on this ~tter; t~t it is ve~ ~t to t~e ~e of the "~ntal" effects ~ap~ ~s on the ~c~ity. CITY C~ICIL MEL'I'.[MG MINUTES - SE~rgMBER 26~ 1973 (CONTIN/IED) John rupert of Free Methodist Church spoke in favor of controlling, pornography and stated all the people he has talked to are in favor of an obscenity ordinance. Mayor Jarstad directed the Obscenity Ordinance drafted by the City Attorney be scheduled on the Agenda for the next Council Meeting for legal reading. OUTSIDE UTILITY AGREt~ - STANLEY CIT~RK Clerk read memo dated September 25, 1973, from City Engineer to City Council submitting, application from Mr. Stanley Clark for an 0ut§ide Utility Agreement at 1760 Sylvan Way; also, stating that the Comprehensive Plan indicates that future extensions of the City system may be from Sanders and Sylvan east to Harbel and north on Harbel. C~,,,Jssioner Clark asked the City Engineer what his reo~,,,endation was. City Engineer stated that he has no recommendation and feels the decision as to approval should be left up to the Council. Motion by Con~nissioner Schoneman and Mayor Jarstad to set the m~tter aside for further study and review and a decision be made at next Council meeting, carried unanimously. RESOLUTION - GRANT-IN-AID ASSISTANCE (NO. 1567) Clerk read memo dated Septem~ 26, 1973, from Bob Theroux to City Council submitting subject resolution which authorizes the City of Bremerton to file a Grant-In-Aid application to aid in financing the consi-~uction of the proposed Bremerton Community Theatre and Recreational Facility. Clerk read Resolution No. 1567 authorizing filing of application with the Fgonomic Development dm~nlstraflOn for a Grant under the terms of Public Law 89-136 as amended. Motion by Mayor Jarstad and Commissioner Clark to pass Resolution No. 1567, carried as follows: ~67~-%Jarstad; yes; Co~missioner Clark, ves; Conmissioner Schoneman, yes[ C}ARES MARSH STOR~ SEWER ~-qPAIR Clerk read letter dated September 25,1973, from Ronald Ross to City Council, agreeing to reimburse ithe City for alllaSor, equiunent and mlscellan~ous material costs; that the City is to buy the .pipe which w~ll be directed for payment to Mr. Ross. [mtter also stated that Mr. Ross does not agree to waive any rights to recover the amount of money paid. City Clerk read letter dated September 26, ]9?3, from City Engineer to Citv Council stating it is very in~ant that action be taken i~nediatelv to repair this line before extensive rain fall hits the area. Discussion was held concerning paragraph two of Mr. Ross's letter where it states that he does not agree they are liable and that the damage resulted from the fact that Brenmrton permitted the storm sewer to float ~out of position. Conmtissioner Schoneman stated that they are definitely liable for repairs; that the line floated before owned bv the City and the City has no liability; also, stated that they iwere advised not to use heavy equl~mmnt during the construction which they did anSn~y. Cu,~gssioner : Clark asked Mr. Sexton if he saw any problem with Mr. Ross not agreeing to waive his rights to recover the amount to be paid to the City. Mr. Sexton stated that he saw no problem as long as the ; City is paid the money and that thevwould have a good ~efense if Mr. Ross was to make such an attempt! City Clerk made it clear that the City was not purchasing the pipe; that it was to be ordered for Mr. Ross and billed to Mr. Ross. Motion bv Conmissioner Schoneman and Mayor Jarstad to accept the letter of Agreement and i,~nediately ~ the pipe necessary for repairing the storm sewer, carried unanimously. C}LRNGE ORDE~ NO. 1 - SIXTH STREL'r 6 WARREN AVEMRIE TOPICS PROJECT Clerk read memo dated September ~6, 1973, fn~n City Engineer to City Council stating that at the t~me subject Droject %4as estimated it was believed that there were 11 cu. yards of structural concrete to be supplied; however, prior to opening the bids an error was found and it was determined that there were 17 cu. yards and the State suggested waiting until after award and correcting this item bv Change Order. Memo stated that the contractor is charging the same price for the 17 cu. yards as for the original 11 cu. yards (936?.50 cu. yd) and that he (Mr. Parker) recu,,~ended approval of the Change Order. :Motion by Co~niss~oner Schoneman and C~mmissioner Clark to approve the Change Order No. 1, carried ~ unanimously. REPORT - AUCTIONING OF CITY CARS ICitv Clerk reported that he had auctioned three Police cars and one Engineering Depa~.t,'~nt car '(1965'Chevrolet) and received $?8.35 over the amount offered bv Kluge Chevrolet whose Bid "with ~trade-ins" was not accepted when the City took delivery of five new cars iron Crawford Motors who was low bidder without trade-ins; also, stated that two police cars were eliminated from the auction sale and the difference gained ~uld even have been more if these other two cars had been ;auctioned. PAY BILLS ~ Conmiss~oner Clark and Mayor Jarstad to give a blanket approval of Vouchers No. 7~,98~ ~ ~[o. 75,059 for payment in the amount of $66,366.§8; carried unanimously. REPORTS - COMMISSIONER CLARK 1. September 16th Sundav Bus Run Total, 748; September 23rd Bus Run Total, 221. 2. Shortlv will he coming to conclusion and entering into action necessary for the sale of Revenue Bonds on Water Se~r Construction Fund for many proposed projects; decision as to exact amount of ithis issue and the projects included yet to be made by Council. (About $1,700,000 in Revenue Bonds) ]~opefullv this will be acccmplished bv November ?th. CITY COI~qCIL M~L'rlNG MIN~fI'ES - SEFfLMBER 2G; 1973 (CONTINUED) REPORTS - COPtMISSIONER SCHONEMAN 1. Water Distribution ecmpleted pelaving of lines where the f~eewav is coming through. 2. Sixth g Warren TOPICS P~oject under construction. 3. Cl~osswalk on Forg~est Avenue has been approved by the State. Re~o~ted that poles have been placed on South side for 20 thousand lumen lights; total signalization should be complete in about one month. 4. Comorehensive Sewer Plan p~epaped by Kpamem, Chin g Mayo has been received and is here for the City's review and any suggestions; that this was a requirement of the Pollution Control Board~ and copies have been distributed to val~ious agencies. 5. Had Citv Clerk ~ead letter f~om Ken Cox of Puget Sound Powe~ g Light Company concerning power conservation, submitting a copy of Energy Conservation booklet and a list of some suggestions for conserving non-residential energy use. Directed City Clerk to distribute copies of the Suggestion List to the City Hall Departments. REPORTS - MAYOR JARSTAD 1. Recognized Don Payne in the audience and congratulated him on being elected to the School Board. Meetin~ recessed until P~iday at 10:00 a.m. for Shoreline Management Hearing. The ~ecessed Meeting of the City Council wes called to o~dem at 10:10 a.m., P~idav, September 28~ 1973, with Conmissioner Clal~k presiding. Also present were Cu,,,~ssioner Schoneman, City Clerk , Yeadon~ and Bert Snider (repmesentlng Pacific Northwest Bell Company) Mayor Ja_wstad attending Union negotiating meeting. }[FARIN~ - S}{nRELINE MANAGEMENT SUBSTANTIAL DEVELOPMENT PERMIT - PACIFIC NORTISqEST BElL COMPANY !i ~otion bv Commissioner Clark and Commissioner SeluJ,eman to hold subject hearing, ca_wried unanimously. i Clerk read letter dated August 20, 1973~ from Pacific Nor~thwest Bell to City Planning Depar. h,ent i sulinitting subject application and stating that notices of the Application to be published in i! Bremerton Sun on August./17th and 2~th, 1973, for which affidavits will be forwarded; also, i explained that this application is to place an additional Su~narine Telephone cable across Sinclair I Inlet. City Clerk stated that the Affidavits of Publication (August 17th g 24th~ 1973) have been received by the City and that he had published Notice of Hearing on subject application in the B~emer~on Sun September 12~ 1973. - CIerk read City of F~e~ton Environmental Impact Asses,~ment NeEative Declaration KPanting the ShoreIine Management Substantial Deveiopment Permit to Pacific Northwest BelI for the piaeement of an addlt~onal submarine telephone cabIe across Sinclair Inlet (Br~merTon to Port O~chard); proposed cabIe te~minatin~ on the B~emer~on side at the east end of Second Street and also conciudlng that an EnvlrormentaI Impact Statenent for this action will not be re~ui~ed. C~eor~e Piescher, City Planne~, stated that the Plannin~ Depa~,b.ent recc~,ends approval of the Shoreiine HanaKement Permit which in turn wouid aIso appreve the NeEatlve Decla~ation. No persons spoke in favor of the application and no persons spoke in opposition to the application. Notion by Cu,,,J~ssioner CiaPk and C~Lissioner Schoneman to concu~ in the Negative Decla~ation with ~-----~- er~nce to the Envlrormentai Impact Assessment and to approve the SubstantiaI Develol~nent Permit ~ carried unanDnously. !CALL FOR BIDS - G[~RD RAILS i Cierk read m~mo dated Septembe~ g?, lg73~ from Arehie Mottinge~ to Commissione~ Schoneman requesting authorization to caii for bids for 396' lln. ft. (Strait) Std. Flex Guard Raii plus 30% ft. on Ig% , t. nadius Pur~ish w/hdwe ¢ post's 8"xS"x6' Treated (72 totai (6) End pc's-tie down. i Hot~on by Cu,~,,issioner Schoneman and Co~missione~ Cla~k to authorize the Cali fop Bids. ! ~mm~-"-"-ssioner Schoneman stated that Revenue Sharing Funds a~e to be used for this Guard Rail. Carried unanimously. ~ MeetinK adjourned 10:17 a.m. iTP: KR TAPE 10 SIDE ^