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Home My WebLink About01/02/69 / kiI,I:NN K..J/kR.,NI/tD,x..DI/~YtJI4 January 2, 1969 e. r~. ~, ~tamaa,' Bxx~ ~nn~ A re~lar meeting of the City Council of the City of Bre~rton ~s held in the Co~cil ~bers of the City Hall at 10:00 o'cl~k A,M., P.S.T., on Janua~ 2, 1969, with Mayor Jarstad pre- isiding. Also present were the roll.lng: C~issioner Clark, C~issioner ~hon~an, City Attorn~ ilValgren, .City'- Clerk ~G~an, Fire ~ief Tillett, Acting Planning Director Hofmann, Police ~h~e' f ~Plmf, C~ty Engineer M~llough, Representatives of World Wide Advertising, and Representatives oF lthe Press and Radio. ~e meeting was call~ to order by Mayor Jarstad and the Invocation was given by Reverend ;Hevenor of the St. Paul's Episc~al ~urch. ~e minutes o~ the previous meeting were read and a~rov~ as ~ended. ~e City Clerk had a license application ~or dancing and entertai~ent ~or the Copper Kettle Restaurant. ~e appllcation was appr~ed by Police Chie~ PlouF. ~tion by Mr. Jarstad and Mr. Clark to approve the license, carried unanimously. ~e City Clerk ~d the ~oll~in~ Notices o~ E~lo~ent: TIb~ ~A~H gERI~, Extra Help - Parkin~ Lot Attendant, at $2.00 per hour, effective ~c~ber 30, 1968, T~ora~ E~l~ee. CiMRLES V. KI~gB~Y, Firefighter First Year, at $595.00 per month, effective Janua~ 1, 1969, Civil Se~ice Eligible. Motion by Mr. gl.ark and Mr. Jarstad to appr~e the Notices of E~lo~nt, carried unani- mously. ~e City Clerk had the roll.lng ~ange o~ Pay Status Reports: ~. H. T. b~C~AN, City Clerk, fr~ $817.00 to $9S8.53 ~er ~nth, effective December 1, 1968, Hlectlve. P, H. T. ~C~lq~, City Clerk fr~ $958.3~ to $1,016.66 per month, effective Janua~ 1, 1968, Elective. ~'~ P. CLODIIIS, Fgtra Help in Tra~fi.c Violations Department, from $2,10 to $2.24 per hour, effective .lam~a~ l, 1969, T~ora~ F~l~ee. :lq~A ZINK, F~tra Help in Traffic Violations ~partment, fr~ ,$2.10 to $2.24 per h~r, effective Jantm~ l, 1969, T~ora~ P~l~ee. ~GA~ ~. ~I,I,~, Pxtra ltelp in Traffic Violations, ~r~ $2.10 to $2.24 per hour, e~fectlve Jam~a~ 1, 1969, Te~ora~ ~l~ee. :AVIS L. R~I~, F~tra tlelp in Civil Se~ice ~ Retir~ent, fr~ $2,10 to $2,24 per hour, effective Janua~ 1, 1969, Te~ora~ F~l~ee, LILIA~ LIP.S, Hxtra Help in the ~ater (Office), fr~ $2.10 to $2,24 per h~r, effective Janua~ 1, 1969, Te~ora~ E~l~ee. ~tion by Mr. Clark and bk. Jarstad to a~r~e the ~an~e of Pay Status R~orts, carri~ unani~usly. Mayor Jarstad and Co~issioner Clark congratulat~ City Clerk ~G~n on his sala~ in- crease which was due to the passage of H~se Joint Resolution No. 115 which entitles elected of- ficials, who have no voice in the setting of their salad, to an increase in cu.,pensation. ~e City Clerk had ~o sl~e easements for the northeast corner o~ I~ Road and ;~eaton l¥ay, necessa~ to all~ better vision for vehicles tu~ing onto ~eaton ~ay. ~e sl~e easements were signed by Dean E. Gehring. ~tion by Mr. Clark and Mr. ~hoen~n to accept the easements and refer them to the City Atto~ey for checking, carried unan~sly. The City Clerk had a Contract From L~is-R~ord-Engineers for engineering se~ices on all Five phases of t~e ~ell Street Project. b~tion by ~k. ~honeman and ~. Clark to ack.ledge receipt of the Contract and to refer to the cc,~m,ittee as a whole and the City Attorn~ for checking, carri~ unanimously. ~e City Clerk read ~RGF~ ORDIN~CE ~. 2827 adopting the provisions oF Initiative Measure 242 by re~erence and providing for penalties ~or the violation thereo~. Motion by Mr. Clark anti ~. Jarstad to vass ~RGE~ O~IN~CE ~. 2827 on First reading, carri~l unanimm]sly. .lammry 2, 1969- -Con't. The City Clerk read ORDINANCE NO. 2828 amending the use and area maps of Ordinance No. 1792 and rezoning property located at 900 Pacitqc Avenue from Res'idential-Two (R-2) to Business- Three (B-3). Motion by Mr. Clark and Mr. Jars;ad to pass ORDINANCE NO. 2828 on second reading, carried unanimously. The City Clerk read ORDINANCE NO. 2829 amending the use and area ma, s of Ordinance No. 1792 anti rezoning ,roperty located at the corner of Burwell & Naval from Residential-One (R-l) to ~siness-Three Motion by Mr. ,larstad and Mr. Clark to pass ORDINANCE NO. 2829 on second reading, carried unanimeusly. The City Clerk read a letter from the tlrban Arterial Board which enclosed notices of the llrban Arterial Board's intention to consider rules for adoption at its meeting scheduled for Jan- usry 16, 1969. The letter also enclosed a text of the proposed rules. Copies of the notice and letter had been distributed to the Council members prior to the meet inA. The City Clerk read a letter from the International Association of Fire Fighters Local No. ~57 which expressed their appreciation for the salary increase for 1969. The letter further requested a meeting in the near future with the Council members to discuss negotiations for a written Agreement between the City and the Firefigbters' Local No. ~7. ~ayor Jars;ad stated that a meeting will be arranged with the Firefighters' Local No. as reauested. The City Clerk read a letter from the Naval Shin Research ~, Develor~nent Center signed by John IV. Knox which requested that action be taken to extend the termination date of Contract No. NOOO24-6?-IDO21 covering the loan of Exhibition Ship Models. The termination date is January 20, 1969. Motion by Mr. Jars;ad and Mr. Clark to instruct the City Clerk to draft a letter to the Commandina Officer and Director informing them of the City's desire to extend Contract No. NOOO24-67-LOO21, to January 20, 1970, carried unanimously. Motion by Mr. Clark and Mr. Scheneman to pay all bills armroved by a majority of the Co,~issioners, carried unanimously. Commissioner Clark reported that the City received $15,~11.72 more than originally expec- ted for the year from the Liquor Profits. tie added that a complete financial report-for the year 1968 would be given after January 20th, which is the date the hooks are officially closed. Cm~aissioner Clark stated that the City has kept the expenditures for the year am~roxi- ma;ely 2% under the receipts. Co,~nissioner Schoneman informed the Representatives from World ;Vide Advertising Co,many, who were present, of the Council's decision to approve their proposal to locate armroximately 200 benches with advertising on them throughout the City at bus stops. After discussion, the Representatives thanked the Council members for their decision. Cormissioner ,C~:honeman reported on the problems which occurred the past week because of the cold weather conditions. Cv.,.issioner Schoneman then outlined the ten (10) most significant accomplishments for the Public Works Departments for the year 1968 as follc~¢s: 1) Completion of Burwell Street, Phase #1 Project. 2} Ct~npletion of 4th Street between Naval Avenue and Park Avenue. 3) The placement of 3 1/2 miles of water main, making total of 153 miles with 10,7.36 services presently in use. 4) Placement of additional fire hydrants to make a total of 775 in use includlng sev- eral locations ca~tside the City limits, 5) The harvesting of 398,570 board feet of logs making gross income of $24,649. and gross income from brush lease of $1,700. 6) The demolition of Craven Center and the construction of parking facilities both on that location and at 4th ~ Washington. 7) Water Supply Department treat~t and sent to the Water Distribution Department 2,215,000,000 gallons of water during the year. 8) The construction of a new bridge across l/nion River. 9) The preliminary survey and grid system was started in preparation for a M~nicipal Golf Course. 10) Sewer Projects were cmq~leted as follows: Valle-Hi, Rickey Road, Ititsap Way, and Shorewood Drive. Sewer Projects presently under construction are as follows: L.I.D.#304 Aimira Drive Area: L.I.D. #302 .lacobson Boulevard; and L.I.D. #30.3 Lebo Boulevard. Mayor Jarstad reported that .January 3rd and ath he will be attending a Conference of the Womens' Hip. hway Safety Co~nittee representing the Cities of the State of Washington. blayor Jars;ad ct~,.vlimented Cu,missioner Schoneman for the Public Works Departments' work during the weather conditions in the vast week. January 2, 1969-*Con ~t. Terry Smith, of Radio Station KBRO c~ended the Council for the decrease in traffic fatal- ities by 50% during the year. There being no further business, the meeting was AlllC/IRNED. /ff, l,FlqN K. ,IARSTAD~YOR ~ H. T, bk:G(~X~AN, CTTY CLERK ]r~c~l unanimous .