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July 13, 1966
Regul~.r meeting of the City Council of the City of Bremerton, Washington
was held in the Council Chambers of the City Hall'at 10:O0 o'clock A.M.D.S.T.
on Wednesday, July 13, 1966 with Mayor Jarstadpresiding. Also prem~,nt were the
follo~ rig: Comm ssionersClark and ScMoneman, City Attorney Fisher, City Cleric
McGowan, Fire Chief Tillett, Water Supt. Humble, Assistant Police Chief Wes
Henry, and m~nbersof the press and radio.
Meeting was called to order by the Mayor and the invocation was given by
the Reverend Glen Soule, Manette Community 6~nurCh.
City Clerk read the minutes of the previous meeting and they were approved
City Clerk stated that the Cormmittee to whom the bids on the painting of
two steel water tanks at the NAD had been referred consulted together and
reco~aend the award be made to Joe Kinney Painting Company of '~llverdale with
the low bid of $2,013.14 with tax.
Motion by Mr. Schoneman andMr. Clark the award be made as recommended,
carried unanimously.
City Clerk explained a bid call was authorized in January for radios in the
Water Peet. and Police Dept. and request is now being made to d~clare surplus
two mobile r~dios in the W~.ter Dept. and one in the Police Dept., to be used
as tradeins.
Motion by Mr. Schcneman and Mr. Jarstsd the radios be declared surplus~
carri ed unanimously,
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City Clerk read a report of separation for Donna Ma. rie Bl~ott~ Learn to Swim
Instructor and Asst. Cashier at the swimming pool~ effective July 5~ ,1986 and she
had resigned to [,eke a full time position°
Motion by Mr. Jars bad and Mr. Clark the report of s~paration be approved~
carried unanimously.
City Clerk read notices of employment for Joil Co Csstle~ extra labor in the
Cemetery, at ~1.90 per hour, effective July 8, 19~8 temporary employee~; -Kare~
An~erson, part time cashie-r and swim instructor in the Park Dept., at ~1.50
hour~ effective July 8, 1966~ temporary employee.
Motion by J4r. Cl~rk and Mr. Jsrstad the notices of employment be approved~
carried unanimously.
City Clerk had a claim for damages signed by Carrie Alice Thomas~ claiming
she fell on sidewalk near the cad of First Street by the dock. The claim was
reported to the ~nsurance company.
City Clerk had easements from the following for the constznction of a ~ewer
line from Sylvan Way to Clare ts Marsh for a sewer for the newMerit ~art:
o{~ don E. and ~m~dred Ryder, Robert J. and Vmda H. ~rmstrong, Cia fence G. and Edna
Be_Lc, George W. Ooutts, Cliffo~,d andOharlotte Burll'_ngame~ Charles E. ¥~right, Dorthe~
Wright, H. I)uane ~klght~ Jean Wright.
Notion by Mr. ~choneman an~ Mr. C1 rk the easementsbe accepted and recorded~
carried unanimously.
in the discussion, Nr. Sc',-~oneman explained that another easement will be obtaim ~d,
and the last easement will have to be obtained through c~n demnation procedures.
City Clerk explained that a rezone a'.peal torezone from R-1 to R-~ Lots 1,
~, Block .2,1, Town of Decanter had been tabled for consideration at the end of June~
1988, at which time it was decided to await the adoption of the Comprehensive Plan.
At this time the City Cler~ read an ordinance providing for the rezone for
informat-~ onal purposes.
Nr. Jarsta~ explained thut the reason it w~ s brought up at t~mis ti~e was to
inform the rr~sidents of the area that the matter will be coming before the next
Council meeting for a decision. Nr. Jarstad invited those interested to attend.
~r. Cl~rk sta.ted that the proposed rezone property is at the intersection
of 9th and Haywar~ andthe rezone would peri, it an apartment house which was inittall
objected to in the ar a becuase of the impression that it would block the view.
~ity Clerk e~?lain ~ that some ti~e ago the City signed an agreement with the
State ~igh¥.,ay Dep.':rtment for them to build a culvert under the new highway to
csrry a water main to the N,~',D prop~rty. Since then, there has been a supplementazy
age'cement submitted. City Clerkr cad the letterfrom the State Highway Dept. with
the Supplementary agreement attached. The supplement involves the installation
of an 18" c~:lvert pipe ab s?proximate station ~l14B5 on the contract to s,=rve as a
conduit for a City of Br merton water main. This conduit is to be o"nstructed
instead of the one at st~t.ton 188 ~ 80 as conl~empl~ ted in agree~ent GC 178~. The
agrement involved a cost of
Notion by ?~r. Schoeneman and ~r. Clark the agreement supplement be approved,
carried unanimously.
City Clerk presented ~esolt]tions with agreements attached for the furnishing
of power to the four lift stations on the sewer project.
City Clerk read i~ solutions Nos. 1,~01, 1502, 1505, lO0& provi~] ng for
Nunicipat Sewage Pumping Power.
~otion by Nr. Clark and Mr. Schoneman the Re~ltztions be approved for
passage, and the ~ayor and City Clerk be authorized to sign the contracts, carried
un an imous ly.
~r. ~choneman ex~lained that the jobs on the lift stations have not yet been
accepted but there is a need for power to operate the pumps.
City Clerk re~d the second re~ding of an ordinance amendin~ the Use and Area
Naps of 0rdinsnce No. 1792, oroviding ~or a rezone of the South v of Lot ~ and all
of Lots ~6, ~f, ~8, and S9, ~31ock 1, Dietz Addition to the Toga gf Br merton
accel, ding to plat recorded in Vol. ~ of ~:lats~ Page 5T~ in Kitsap ~ounty, (On
Warren between 6th and 8th Streets) from R-1 to B-$.
?~otion by ~r. Jarstad and ~r. Schoeneman the orctl hence be approved for pass~6e
an~] ;:~tblica[~don as or~]i~ance No. ~688, carried unanimously.
City Clerk read the secondrea~]inL~ o_~ an ordinance amending the Use and Area
maps of 0 'd'nance No. 179B providing for a rezone of Lots 18 and 17~ Block B Oyster
Bay Addition to Port Orchard Navy Yard~ according to plat recorded in volume ~ of
plats, page 6Z in Kitsap County, Washington (on Adele between 9th and llth Sts.)
from Rtl to
Motion by ~r. Clark and ~r. Sch~_~neman the ordinance be approved for passage
and :~ublication as ordinance No. ~88~, carried unanimously.
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ty, lerkr cad the second readzng of an ordznance amendmng the Use and Area
~aps of Ordinance No. 1792, providing for a rezone of T~x Lot 5 Section 15 Townshl
~4NRiE~fA~, the east 2 acres of the S~,- of the NW~ of the NW~ of t~e SE~ Sestign
Township 24 N R1EWM, except the S 20 feet conveyed to the City of Bremerton by deed
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recorded Oct. 5, 1948, under Auditor's file No. 4772V1 (On 9th St. between
Constitution and Wilvert) from R-1 to B-3.
Motion by Mr. Jarstad and Mr. Schoneman the ord:nance be approved for passage and
publication as ordinance No. 2688, carried unanimously.
Motion by Mr. Clark and Mr. Schoneman to pay allbills that are approved by
a majority of the Commissioners, carried unanimously.
Mr. Cls. rk made the following report of the financial condition as of June 30ti
the cash increase for the first ,6 months is at $213,423.2V, indicating that the
difference between the cash spent and the cash on hand is slightly above last year.
Estimated receipts for the year are 57.98 per cent received and ~7.99 per cent
of the estimated expenditures have been expended.
~r. Clark stated that the Initiative 226 signature campaign wound up with the
submitting of the patitions in Olympia last Friday. Nearly 182,000 signatures
appeared on the petitions, which exceeds the highest number to ever appear in the st
on a state-wide petition. He thanked the public for support in the signature
cama'~ign and expressed the hope that the~ will continue support.
Mr. Schoneman reported that since the City hooked up the Tracyton Water
System they have encountered a problem--silt appeared in the water lines because
with the increased pressure it constitutes the silt to move in the lines.
Consequently, the residents ha~t some trouble with muddy water for a time.
Mr. Schoneman thankedthe men of the WaterDistribution Dept. for ajob well
done and also the residents for their patience with the problem.
Mr. Schoneman reported the Pine Road sewer laterals have been ~amped
properly and the project has now been turned over to the county for the paving
of Pine Road.
Mr. Schoeneman e~lained that with the acceptance of the petition for ann~xati
of the TB&~ store hydrants will be instaled to reSuce the fire insurance rates
of the store and also some re~idences in the area of the ~nexatlon.
Mr. Schonem~ reported the poles are in the proceeds of being removed on ll~
Street. The curbs and sidewalks are being broken out ~d the W~er ~pt. is
extend~ng the laterals am~ relocating the meters. Everything w~ll be ready when
the Contractor comes to place the crubs, gutters, and sidewalks.
Mr. ~c~oneman reported that none of the lift stations have been completed.
~e last one is being painted an~ all lift stations need much work before completi~,n
No~hing can be activated in the area ~til all the stations are 90 to 9~ per cent
complete.
Mr. Schoneman expressed pleasure' with the fact that the Port Co~isston
is getting started on the project of the improvements to the ~tsap Co~ty
airport. (He stated the C~ty is considering installation of lO~000 feet of 8"
pipeline to the area, thus eliminating ~e con~truction of wells for water).
Mr. Schoneman reporte~ that the building at ~918 Robin Street is being
demolished within a week or ten ~ays. The building has been ~occupied an8 of som
concern to the residents ~n the area as a 8angerous structu~.
~r. Jarstad re~orted the follo~ng for the month of J~e: Housing Authority
8~8 units occnped and ~ vacancies; Park Board reappointment of Mr. Char~s Innes
to another five year te~; Toll Bridges J~e 1966, 589,588 c~ss~ng;
(J~e 1965 566,281) The increase indicates the growth on the East side and the
activity in the area~ Fire Department--60 fire calls and 3 first aid calls
(higher than no~al activity for J~e)
Mr. Jarst d stated the anmex~ tion meeting last Wednesday evening for the
Petersvil]e Road area was a good meeting. He expressed the hope of having the
V5 per cent petition comploted in J~y.
},~r. J~rstad reported that long ~cres racing organization has designated
Friday as Br ~merton Day at the race tract ~d the three co~issioners will
attend representing various organizhtions in the City.
~r. J~rstad expressed disappointment with ~e fact that the television
news reporters have stated that the Gove~or will take a s~:and against Initiative
2~6 before the Gove~or has actually anno~ced his position publicly. He felt
the Gowernor should and would speak for himself on the matter ~d his position
should not be presuggested.
Meeting ad joined. ~~~~/
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