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Home My WebLink About06/11/69 JU;tE 11, 1969 'E.H.T. HCGO~,'/Ai'I, cITY CLER'K' A REGULAR MEETIIIG OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF BREMERTON WAS HELD IN THE COUNCIL CHAHBERS Of THE EITY HALL AT 10:00 OICLOCK ~.~J.i 0.S.T.~ o~ Ju~E 11~ ~969~ ~ITH ~AYOR JARSTAD PRESIDING. ~LSO PRESENT WERE THE FOLLOWING: C0tlHISSIONER CLARKs COHHISSIONER SCHONEHANs ACTING CITY CLERK VAAs FIRE CHIEF TILLETTs ACTING CITY ENGINEER HALEYs HR. ED ADAHSs REPRE- SENTATIVES OF ~OSE~OOD ~REAs AND ~EPRESENTATIVES OF THE PRESS AND THE HEETI~ZG ~IAS CALLED TO ORDER AND THE INVOCATION ~AS GIVEH ~Y ~AYOR JARSTAD. TIlE HINUTES OF THE PREVIOUS HEETING ~EEE READ AND APPROVED AS AHENDED. THE ACTIHC CITY CLERK HAD THE FOLLOWING NOTICES OF EHPLOYHENT= JOHH H. SHEPA2Ds EXTRA-HELP IN FINANCE DEPARTHENT (OFF-STREET PAR~ING)s AT ~2.00 PER HOURs EFFECTIVE HAY 29~ 1969s TEHPORARy K[ITH ~,~. C~00VERs EXTRA-HELP IN FI~A~CE ~EPARTHENT (OFF-STREET PARKING)~ AT ~2.00 PER HOUR~ EFFECTIV~ JUNE 9~ 1969~ TEMPORARY EHPLOYEEe THOt~S A. HAYFIELDs BOOKKEEPER-PARTSHAN IN THE CITY GARAGEs AT $2.67 PER HOURs EFFECTIVE JUHE 16s 1969~ CIVIL SERVICE ELIGIBLE. (THE FOLL~,IIN~ A~E FOE SUHHER EHPLOYHE~T IN THE STREET DEPA~TH[NT AT $2.25 P~R HOURs AND ALL EFFECTIVE ON JUNE ]5~ l~69--TE~PORA~y EHPLOYEES--): RODEET ~. BROIJSSA~ HICHAEL S. HA~LIr~ R0~ERT H. VANDE~KLEED~ JOS~PH C. BRbHAUGII, J~. (~E ~0LL0~ING ARE F0~ SUHHE~ EH- PLOYH[~T IH THE ¥[ATE~ DIST~. DEPA~T/4E~T ~T ~2.25 PE~ HOUR (~XC~PT I(ENNETH LEADER)S AND ALL EFFECTIVE ON ,JUNE 15, 1969'--TEHPORARY E~L0~E~S--)= CHARLES E. FAUVER: TE~RY ~. SCHA~P; KENNETH B, LEADER - HELPER AT ~.~9 PER HOUR~ ~K H. DIEFENDORF A~o TEE~ENCE J. SH0~4HAN. (~E FOLL0¥11NG ~,~E FOE SU~t~[ER EtlPLOYHENT I~ THE ¥1,%TE~ SUPPLY DEPARTHEHT AT ~2.25 P~ ~OU~ A.~ ALL EFFECTIVE O~ JUHE ~5~ ]'~)~--TEHPORARY EHPLOYEES--): ~ICHAEL ~. DOTS~U; D0~ALD A. JE~;JIN~S; EOG[~ P. ~I~HT A~ JOHN 0~NI~L AUSTIN. ~.JOTION ~y ~R. JA~STAD AND ~. ~CHONEHAN T0 APPROVE THE ~OTICES OF [HPLOYHENT~ CARRIED W~LTED ALL(~AY, PUMP OPERATOR IN ¥IATEn SUPPLY DEPARTMERTs FROM ~.00/HRe TO ~5~0.00/HO. EFFECTIVE JUNE 2s l~s CIVIL SERVICE ELIGIBLE. GE[~R(iE HOE~ FROH CIVIL EN~R. II TO ACTING ASST. CITY ENGR. IN THE ENGINEERING TO "~LY2.~O PER HOTITH~ EFFECTIVE JUNE 'lGs 1969s APPOIHTIVE. JOHH J. HALEYs FROM ~,SST. CITY ENGR. TO ~CTI~IG CITY ENGR. IN THE ENGINEERING DEPARTME~IT~ FROM $~0~;. TO ~6~. PER HOHTH, EFFECTIVE JUNE 15s 1969sAPPOINTIVE. ol_E 0LSOH~ PAINTER II~ THE FIRE 0EPt, RTHENTs FROH ~5.21 TO ~5.70 + .~--FRINGE BENEFITS--PER HOUR EFF~CTIVE J~NE 2s 1969, TEHPORAEY [HPLOYEE. A. G. SETTI_EH[YERs PAINTER IN THE FIRE 0EPARTHENTs FROH ~.2~ TO ~5,70 REUBEH ~IALH~OF)~ PAINTER IN THE FI~E DEPARTHENTs FROM ~5.2L To ~.70 + .~5--FRIHCE BENEFITS--PER HOURs EF~ESTI'JE JUNE ~s ~9~9s TEHPORA~Y [HPLOYEE. ~OTIOfl BY HR. SCHONEMAN AND HR. JARSTAD TO APPROVE THE ~HANGE OF PAY STATUS THE ACTINC CITY CLERK READ A LETTER FROH THE ~]ATER POLLUTION CONTROL COMHISSION ~HICH IN- FORHED THE COUNCIL THAT THE ~ITSAP LAKE SANITARY SEWERAGE ~EPOET HAS BEEt~ R EVlE[4EI) AND I$ APPROVED. TRUSTEE TO THE POLICE PENSION ~OAED. TNE RESULTS SHO~ED FRED JOHrlSON AS THE SUCCESSFUL CANDIDATEe THE ~qCTING CITY CLERK READ A COPY OF A LETTER ADDRESSED TO HOWARD AHD VALID FO~ THE FORHATION 0F A lOCAL ~HPROVEHENT DISTRICT. JUNE 11, Ig69--CON'To THE ACTING CiTY CLEF:( READ A LETTER FROM THE STATE HIGH,lAY COMMISSION WHICH INFORMED THE COUNCIL THAT A FEDERAL DESIGN HEARING ON THE NARROWS BRIDGE TO SINCLAIR INLET HIGHWAY WILL BE fIELD ON ,JULY 9, 19~ AT 7=00 P.H. THE LETTER~ WItICtl WAS SIGNED BY DISTRICT ENGINEER KERSLAKE, INVITED ~IAYOR JARSTAD TO ATTEND. HE STATED FURTHER THAT ~FTER THE HEARING, A DESIGN WILL RE ADOPTED. TIlE ~CTING CITY CLERK NAD A PETITION SIGNED BY ~5 RESIDENTS OF LO,ER SNORE DRIVE TO SOLVE THE SPEED PROBLEM. HUEH DISCUSSION FOLLOWED ON THIS HATTER. ~AYOR JARSTAD STATED THAT SPEEO BUMPS ON PUBLIC STREETS WERE AGAINST STATE LAW; HOWEVER, THE CITY WOULD DO WHATEVER POSSIBLE TO HELP TO DECREASE THIS PROBLEM~ SUCH AS SIGNS~ WARNINGS~ ETC. HAYOR JARSTAD ASKED IF THERE WAS ANYORE IN THE AUDIENCE WHO WISHED TO ADDRESS THE COUNCIL° HRS. ERNEST BLIND OF 50J2 HELM STREET, STATED THAT IT WAS THE RESIDENTS! REQUEST OF ROSE- WOOD ~REA TD ANNEX TO THE CITY OF BREMERTON. SHE THEN CITED THE HANY PROBLEMS THAT THEIR AREA HAS~ SUCll AS SEWAGE~ ETC. TWO OTHER LADIES WHO ACCO~PANIED HER WERE ~RS. [° ~RIEBEL OF ~0J~ HELH AHO HRS. ROY JORDAN OF 502~ ROSEWOOD DNIVE. H^YOR JARSTAO REQUESTED TNEH TO REMAIN AFTER THE MEETING TO DISCUSS THIS. THIS WAS AOREED~ AND NO ACTION WAS TAKEN° EACH COMMISSIONER COMMENDED THE LADIES FOR THEIR INITIATIVE IN THIS HATTER° ~OTION BY ~R. CLARK AND H~. J~RSTAO TO PAY ALL DILLS APPROVED BY THE MAJORITY OF THE COHHI$SIONERS, CARRIED UNANIHOUSLY. COMMISSIONER CLARK REPORTED OH THE FOLLOWING= lie 1) ATTEHDED AN ALL-DAY MEETING OF THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF THE ASSOCIATION OF glASHINGTON CITIES?: AT WHICH TIHE THE FOLLOWING WAS ACCOMPLISHED= (A) SELECTION OF NOMINEES TO FILL THREE (~) DIEFER- ENT POSITIOI:S FOR EXPIRED TERMS ON THE []RBAN ARTERIAL BOARD. ONE WAS FOR AN ENGINEER FROH CITIES 20,000 AND OVER IN POPULATION~ WitlCH POSITION HAS BEEN HELD DY CITY ENGINEER GLENN YAKE OF SPO- KANE. ~LENN YAKE I~AS AGAIN SELECTED AS A NOMINEE ALONG WITH ED HENKIN, THE CITY ~NCINEER OF BELLINGNAM AND I[ARLIN ~REEtI~ CITY ENGINEER OF RICHLAND. THE NOMINEES CHOSEN TO TAKE THE PLACE OF HAYOR t~CKAY OF OLYHPIA FOR CITIES WITH BELOW 20~000 IN POPULATION WERE AS FOLLOWSJ HAYOR ALEX TtlORtlTON OF KENT AUD bJAYOR SCHONEMAN OF ~ENATCHEE. HAYOR ~C~AY IS NO LONGER ELIGIBLE FOR TttlS POSlTIOtJ AS TIlE CITY OF OLYMPIA HAS NOW GROWN IH POPULATION ABOVE 20~000. THE NOMINEES EtIOSEN FOR All ENGINEER FROH CITIES WITH A POPULATION BELOW ~0,000 ARE AS FOLLOWS: JOHN ~ARDNER~ INCUMRENT~ CITY ~NGINEER OF PORT ANGELES, AND CHET HURRAY~ CITY ENGINEER OF bJENATCHEE. FROM THESE NOMINEES~ THE HIGHWAY COMMISSION ~ilLL MAKE AN APPOINTMENT OF ONE FOR EACH POSITION. (BI SELECTION OF TEN NAMES TO SERVE Oil THE LEGISLATURESt INTERIM HUNIClPAL COMMITTEE, REPRESENTING FIRST, SECOND A~ID THIRD CLASS CITIES~ TO BE SUBMITTED TO THE LEGISLATIVE tIEMDERS FOR THEIR COHMISSIONER SCIIONEMAN REPORTED ON TIlE FOLLOWING: 7) J~8~5 TONS OF ASPHALT WAS LAID ON BDRWELL BETWEEN PACIFIC ~VENUE AND ¥1ARREN ~VENUE, BETWEER CALLOW AVEN~E AHD OLYMPIC ~VENUE~ Oil SIXTH STREET BETWEEN CALLOW AND OLYMPIC AND PARK AVENUE TO MAINTENANCE OILING. TODAY RICKEY ROAD~ EAST ~OTH STREET AND EAST ~ST STREET WILL RE ~HOT AND COVERED WITH OIL WHICti ELIMINATE THE NECESSITY OF COtlTINUOUS WETTING-DOWN DURING DRY DUST CON- ~) EXPERIMEUTED YESTERDAY WITH SPECIAL Y/ELL TV CAMERA~ ON THE bJEADOWDALE ~ELL. HE STATED THAT TO RISE AN ADBITIONAL ~0 FEET. ~IE NOW HAVE 500 FEET OF WATER. ~) THE CITY'S OWN SEWER TV WAS RECEIVED AND IT WAS USED ON THE PINE ROAD SEWER. THIS TV RE- VEALED TtiAT A RING WNICIf SEALS PIPES TOGETHER HAD SLIPPED DOWN AND WOULD NOT ALLOW THE PROPER WILL DE INCLUDED: TRENTON AVENUE FROM 1:TH TO STONEWAYj ~4ARINE DRIVE FROH KITSAP ~AY TO THE END~ PERRY ~VE~IUE AND POSSIBLY EAST J~TH ~TREET. 5) ATTENDED A FARE~1ELL DINNER FOR CtlARLES PRAHL. ~JAYOB JARSTAD REPORTED ON TIlE FOLLOWING: 1) THANNED ~R. AND HRS. ~EORGE YAMAMOTO FOR THEIR CONTRIBUTION OF 250 GERANIUMS FOR THE CITY HALL PARK. 2) GAVE TttE FOLLOWING HOUSING ~UTHORITY REPORT FOR ~IAY, Jg~: 577 OCCUPIEO UNITS~ 3 VACANT. ~) ~AVE THE FOLLO[¢ING TOLL BRIDGE REPORT FOR HAY~ 1969: TOTAL BRIDGE CROSSINGS - 786,102 FOR BOTH BRIOGES WHICH tS AN INCREASE OVER ~AY~ 19~8 OF 52~0~. ~IAYOR JARSTAD STATED THAT AT THIS ~) GAVE THE FOLLOWING POLICE REPORT FOR THE HONTH OF ~AY~ 1969: ~51 ARRESTS, OF WHICH ~78 WERE TRAFFIC. OF THE TRAFFIC ARRESTS~ ~ WERE FOR SPEEDING. IN DETECTIVE DIVISION - STOLEN PROPERTY - $20,2[I0. or WHICH $12,059, WAS RECOVERED. ~) SPOKE ON THE EVERGREEN PARK DISTURBANCES AND ENCOURAGED CITIZENS TO REPORT ANy SUCH ACTIVITIES TO PARK PEDSOHNEL WHO WILL THEN REPORT SAME TO THE POLICE DEPARTMENT IN AIl EFFORT TO CURB THIS JUNE 11~ 1969--CONITo THE ~,CTING CITY CLERK READ A HEHO FROH ACTING CITY ~NGINEER HALE',' HHICH STATED THAT THE PARK ?,VEfltlE IHPROVEtIENT BETt4EEI,I FOURTH STREET A~'ID ~URIqELL STREET NAD BEEN COMPLETED AND INSPECTED BY THEIR OFFICE. THE MEHO RECOMHENDED THE ~,OUNCIL ACCEPT THE PROJECT. tlOTlOtt DY J'IR. $CHONEMAN AND ~'~R. CLARK TO ACCEPT THE PROJECT AS C0,'tPLETED~ CARRIED VNANI- HOUSLY. ~'~AYOR JANSTAD ANNOUNCED THAT ^ HEETING WITH THE AUDITORIUM TASK FORCE COHMITTEE I/ILL nE HELD TODAY AT SHERIDAN PARK AT 2=.~0 P,H, HAYOR JARSTAD THEN ANNOUNCED THAT A LEASE AGREEMEi'IT IS BEING CONTEMPLATED FOR THE DESlGNINGj SUPERVISIf}B OF CONSTRUCTIOH AND FOR THE OPERATION AND HAINTENANCE OF THE PROPOSED HUNICIPAL GOLF COURSE. THE LEASE IS BEING DRAFTED [~y CITY ATTORNEY ~,'IALGREN~ AND ~IR. KENNETH TYSON I$ BEING CON- SlDERED. ~'[R. TYsor~ IS PRESENTLY MANAGING AND OPERATING TWO PUBLIC GOLF COURSES IN THE TACOMA AREA AND HAS BEEN rOlJriD TO BE VERY CAPABLE. THE ACTING CITY ~,LERK ANNOUNCED THAT THE CITY HAY DE ABLE TO CLOSE OUT THE L.IoD. Nos. 297~ ~,q~.~)~)% AIID .~00 AS THE FINAL CLAIHS ARE BEING PAID AS AUTHORIZED BY CITY ATTORNEY ~,IALGREN. THERE BEING NO FURTHER BUSINESS~ THE HEETING '~IAS ADJOURNED. APPROVED: