HomeMy WebLinkAbout03/12/69 March 12, 1969
A reg~lar meeting of the City Council of thc City of Bremerton was held in tile Council
C~lambers of the City llal] at 10:00 o'clock A.M., P.S.T., on ~{arch 12, 1969, with Mayor Jarstad
presiding. Also present ~ere the following: Commissioner Clark, Comissioner Schoneman, Deputy
City Attorney Sexton, City Clerk McGowan, Fire Chie£ Tillett, City Engineer McCullough, l{ater
Superintendent l~mble, Acting Planning Director llofmann, and Representatives of the Press and
Radio.
The meeting was called to order by Mayor Jarstad and the Invocation was given by Rev-
erend Glenn Soule of the 5ianette Co~nunity Church.
Tile minutes of the previous meeting were read and approved as amended.
The City Clerk announced that it ~as the time and place set for a bid opening on one (1)
4-door Sedan for the Fire Department.
Motion by Mr. Clark and Mr. Jarstad to open the bids, carried unanimously.
The City Clerk opened the following bid on the Fire Department Vehicle:
KLIIGE ~IEV][OLF. r CO., Bremerton, lqashington, Certified Check for $127.70 enclosed,
Bid - $2,922.47; Plus State Sales Tax - $151.51; Less Trade-in on one (1) 1968 Buick
LeSabre Sedan (as is) - $500.00; GRAND TOTAL - $2,555.98.
Motion by Mr. Jarstad and ~Ir. Clark to refer the bid to the con~nittee as a whole for study,
carried unanimously.
The City Clerk had the following Notices o£ Employment:
EI)tVARD A. SIIND, Extra llelp in the Off-Street Parking Department, at $2.00 per hour,
effective March 11, 1969, Temporary Fmployee.
ROY J. CI]~ISTERSON, Fxtra Labor in the Street Department, at $2.25 per hour,
effective March 12 1969, Temporary E~nployee.
I)AVII) J. ~)NROE, Extra Labor in the Street Department, at $2.25 per hour,
effective ~larch 12 1969, Temporary Fztployee.
[)AYFON L. I,~NG, t".xtra Labor in the l{ater-Supply Department, at $2.25 per hour,
effective March 17 1969, Temporary F~nployee.
RICIIARD SPENCER, Extra Labor in the Street Department, at $2.25 per hour,
effective ~tarch 12 1969, Temporary Employee.
.lACK 11. STOl)DEN, Firefighter 1st Year in the Fire Department, at $395.00 per month,
effective March 10 1969, Civil Serv.iCe Eligible.
CII~RLL'NE R. WAI~), Playleaeder in tile Parks ~, Recreation Department, at $2.00 per hour,
effective March 1 1969, Temporary F~ployee.
JANICE P. tVlI.BiIR, Playleader in the Parks 6 Recreation Department, at $1.60 per hour,
effective March 1, 1969, Temporary F~uployee.
I)IANE YOUN(;, Extra llelp in the tVater-Office, at $2.10 per hour, effective March 4, 1969, Temporary Employee.
~lotion by Mr. Schoneman and Mr. Jarstad to approve the Notices of F:~ployment, carried
~nanimously.
Tile City Clerk had tile following Change of Pay Status Report:
K~ISTINE A. Od, G, Part-time Playleader in the Parks ~ Recreation Department, from $1.60 to $1.75
per hour, effective March 1, 1969, Temporary Employee.
~lotion by Mr. Jarstad and Mr. Schoneman to approve the Change of Pay Status Report,
carried unanimously.
The City Clerk read a letter addressed to Acting Planning Director }to£mann from Ernest
IL Campbell which advised the City of the legal process by which public hearings are to be held.
The information was requested by Acting Planning Director l[ofmann in regards to the proposed
Zoning Ordinance of the City of Bremerton.
The letter also attached copies of several opinions given by the Attorney General's Office.
The Council members agreed that this information would be help£ul in holding hearings
necessary for the passage of the new zoning ordinance.
The City Clerk read a letter from Schultheis, Maddock 6 ~ox, Attorneys for Kitsap County
Fire Protection l)istrict No. 8 which requested that a clause be added to the ~iutual Aid Fire
Fighting Agreement between the City and District No. 8 whereby each party silall have the right to
use without charge, for direct fire-fighting purposes only, the hydrants located adjacent to the
comon geographic boundaries of the parties.
~]otion by Mr. Clark and .~fr. Jarstad to refer the letter to the comittee as a whole for
study, carried unanimously.
The City Clerk read AN ORDINANCE ,amending the use and area maps of Ordinance No. 1792 and
rezoning property located at 4303 Kitsap lqay (Westgate Motel) from R-1 and R-2 to B-2.
~,~otion by Mr. Clark and ~ir. Schoneman to approve the ORDINANCE on first reading, carried
unanimous ly.
'rile City Clerk read AN ORDINANCE defining food, potentially hazardous food, adulterated,
misbranded, food-service establishment, temporary food-service establishment, health authority,
utensils, equipment, etc.; providing for the sale of only unadulterated, wholesome, properly
branded food; regulating the sources of food; establishing sanitation standards for food, food
protection, food-service personnel, food-service operations, food equipment and utensils, sanitary
facilities and controls, and other facilities; the inspection, grading, regrading and placarding
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of such establis}~nents; providing for the examination and condemnation of food; providing for
incorporation by reference of the 1962 Edition of the "United States Public Health Service Food
Service Sanitation Ordinances and Code"; and providing for the enforcement of this Ordinance and
fixing of penalties.
Motion by ~lr. Clark and 5{r. Schoneman to approve the ORDINANCE on first reading, carried
iinanimous ly.
Motion by Mr. Clark and Mr. Jarstad to pay all bills approved by a majority of the Com-
missioners, carried unanimously.
Commissioner Clark gave the following financial report for the period ending February 28,
1969:
Cash on |land ........................... $201,410.14 (Representing Cash Decrease
of $13,366.50 from 1-1-69)
Receipts ............................... $412,804.90 = 13.99% (of anticipated)
Expenditures ........................... $426,]71.40 = 13.42% (of anticipated)
Co~nissioner Clark then cited indivifual receipts which have exceeded their estimates for
this time of year on an average basis as follows: Business ~ Occupation Taxes; Power & Light
Excist Tax; Parking Meter Revenue; Police Court Fines; and Off-Street Parking Revenue.
Commissioner Schoneman reported the following:
l) Tomorrow, blarch 13th, the Puget Sound Governmental Conference, Board, will meet in Seattle
to discuss the City of Edmond's request to join the Conference.
2) ~e ]ow bidder for the TV Pipeline Inspection System, has been requested to bring its equip-
ment to the City of Bremerton for inspection before an award is made.
3) All projects throughout tile City are progressing rapidly because of the warm weather.
~) %~en excavation was done on Burwell Street and the 4th & Park intersection, three sewer lines
were found that the City did not know existed.
5) The Almira Drive sewer L.I.D. is approximately 60% complete.
6) The soil test has been completed by George E. Lamb P.E. & Associates on the 4th & Washington
Avenue parking site and the results will soon be made known.
7) The City has received three (3) proposals from various consulting engineering firms who have
]earned of the proposed study of the |{aroma }lamina River and Jefferson Creek area for future po-
tent|al water supplies. These proposals will be considered by the Council in the near future·
8) (:o,~nissioner Schoneman then commented on a citizen of Bremerton, Tom }lorton, who has picked
up discarded bottles throughout the County since 1955. }lc commended him for this service· ~r.
Schoncman also suggested that an boner be given b{r. llorton during Clean-up Week.
blayor 3arstad read a letter from the Puget Sound Naval Shipyard Golf Association which
expressed wishes to reserve Saturday mornings throughout the summer for their organization at
the proposed Municipal (iolf Course. They also indicated their enthusiasm by offering their help
if needed, in the construction of the course.
Commissioner Schoneman stated that the Council met with Mr. Tyson and he expressed |lis
approval of tile grid layout at the site of the proposed golf course. Mr. Schoneman further
stated that the person who will be developing the fairways will be in Bromerton next we~k.
blotion by blt. Jarstad and Mr. Schoneman to engage a Technician to perform layout work
on the proposed golf course and to instruct the City Attorney to draft a contract accomplishing
same, carried unanimously.
blayor Jarstad reported on meetings he attended as follows: Washington State Law Enforce-
ment Commission when a curriculum for the basic training of tile police officers, which will be
a 400-bohr program, was authorized. Also authorized at that meeting was the establishraent of 6
seminars throughout tile State of lVasbington which will be directed toward top-level Administrators
in the l)epar~ents.
Another meeting was on Friday with ~{r. Clark, the Projects Director for the Interagency
Committee, at which time discussion was held on the city's application for funding assistance
for Lions Field and the Municipal Golf (:ourse. Mr. Clark stated that the golf course applica-
tion was excellent. At this time the Interagency Conmittee is writing gui&lines that would fit
the al]ocation of money for tile development of golf courses. Mayor Jarstad stated that he had
suggested to ,~{r. Clark that, in writinl~ guidelines for the recipients of funds from the Inter-
agency Committee, he con~ider making it a requirement that, after a project such as a golf course
has paid off it's bonded indebtedness, revenue from the project equal to the amount allocated
by the co~ittee be earmarked for other capital improvements in the Park ~, Recreation Department.
Mayor Jarstad met with Dr. Slavin who is the Director of the State Department of Plan-
ning and Cecum,unity Affairs, and discussed the possible construction of multiple use facilities
between the college wbich is State-owned and the City.
~layor Jarstad stated that he testified at the annexation bill hearing in Olympia also
tile bill that will create parking co,missions, lie stated that be also testified at a Senate
hearin~ on the tlover Craft which is proposed to experiment in taking the place of the lVashington
State Ferries across the Puget Sound waters.
There being no further business, the meeting was ~JkJOlJRNkq).
· : blcGOI~AW, CITY CLERK GLENN K. JARgrAD,~_~YOR