HomeMy WebLinkAbout4415 ORDINANCE NO. ~
AN ORDINANCE repealing provisions of the Municipal Code establishing Municipal
Utilities Department and Support Service Department, Chapters 2.16 and 2.18 of the
Bremerton Municipal Code, and repeal~g Chapter 2.10 Department of Public Works and
adopting a new Chapter establishing the Department of Public Works and Utilities and
setting forth the assigned functions.
THE CITY OF BREMERTON DOES HEREBY ORDAIN:
Section 1. Repeal. The following Chapters of the Bremerton Municipal Code are hereby
repealed in their entirety:
Chapter 2.16 MUNICIPAL UTILITIES DEPARTMENT
Chapter 2.18 SUPPORT SERVICES DEPARTMENT
Section 2. Repeal/New Chapter. Chapter 2.10 DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS is
hereby repealed and a new Chapter 2.10 DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS AND UTILITIES,
is adopted to read as follows:
2.10.010 DEPARTMENT ESTABLISHED. The Department of Public Works and Utilities
is hereby established.
2.10.020 ASSIGNED FUNCTIONS: The Department of Public Works and Utilities is to
provide for managing engineering, streets, public works, improvements, highways, roads and bridges
belonging to the City or dedicated to public use, solid waste management, the municipal water
system, wastewater treatment and any other utilities owned or acquired by the City as follows:
A. Central Department Administration. Establish and maintain centralized public
works and utilities:
(i) Business operations. Budgeting, clerical support, personnel, purchasing, contract
compliance, inventory control and cost accounting systems.
(ii) Customer Service. Establish and maintain customer billing systems, accounting,
public counter and telephone public utility services.
(iii) Capital Projects Management. Establish, implement and monitor capital
improvement projects management functions including timelines, permit processing, financing,
amendments, inter-departmental and inter-agency coordination, reporting and public information
and manage the development of the Capital Improvements Plan.
(iv) Property Management. Establish, implement and monitor property management functions
including inventories of properties, sales and acquisitions, renovation and major maintenance
programs.
B. Engineering Division. Manage public works and utilities engineering operations
involving:
(i) Public Works Engineering. Development and construction of municipal
engineering projects including field surveys, grant applications, financing, drawings and
specifications, permitting, inspections, construction project and contract management;
(ii) Utilities Engineering. Development and construction of utilities engineering
projects including field surveys, grant applications, financing, drawings and specifications, permitting,
inspections, construction project and contract management;
(iii) Engineering Records. Keep and maintain all maps, surveys and field notes
relative to surveys and plats of the City and of all streets and public places.
C. Public Works Operations Division. Manage public works field operations
involving maintenance of:
(i) Streets. Construction and maintenance of street surfaces and infrastructure;
(ii) Equipment. Acquisition, maintenance and retirement of city-owned equipment
and vehicle fleet;
(iii) Facilities. Maintenance and repair of city-owned buildings and facilities
including major renovations, remodelling and modifications; energy conservation programs; and
signs;
(iv) Communications. Installation, maintenance and repair of electronic
communications equipment, traffic signs and signals and street lighting programs.
D. Utility Field Operations Division. Manage utility field operations including:
(i) Infrastructure. Plan and implement construction and maintenance work on
sanitary, storm, and water infrastructure and systems;
(ii) User services. Schedule and implement meter reading and customer installation
and repair services.
E. Water Quality and Resources Division. Manage all aspects of water sources,
quality, treatment and compliance with applicable regulations including:
(i) Water Quality Control Division. Monitor biosolids application sites, manage
compliance with National Pollutant Discharge Elimination System requirements, assure chemical
and biological testing and reporting of water and wastewater treatment delivery systems.
(ii) Water System Operations. Operate and maintain water delivery systems, storage
and supply resources.
F. Wastewater Division. Manage wastewater pretreatment, treatment, sanitary and
stormwater systems, contracts and services.
G. Forest Management Division. Manage watershed operations involving:
(i) Forest Management. Plan, implement and maintain the sustained yield forest
management resources and programs
(ii) Biosolids Utilization. Plan, implement application and monitor wastewater solids
utilization programs.
Section 3. Effective Date. This ordinance shall become effective thirty (30) days from
passage and publication.
APPROVED by the City Council on the first reading this 5 day of ~qA o,.z-/r ,
!
1993.
PASSED by the City Council of the City of Bremerton this ~- day of ~ t~t~/
1993.
EILEEN FITZ, Cot3dci~resident
APPROVED this ~q dayof '~.~ , 1993:,..~._~ i~~~''' .'
LOUIS MENTOR, Mayor
ATTEST:
KATHLEEN L. McCLUSKEY, City Clerk