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Home My WebLink About2004 - Fireworks Ban OFFICIAL RETURNS of the General Election Held In Kitsap County November 2, 2004 STATE OF WASHINGTON t OATH OF COUNTY AUDITOR STATE of WASHINGTON ) SS. COUNTY of KITSAP ) I, KAREN FLYNN, Auditor of Kitsap County Washington, attest to the authenticity of the returns presented to the canvassing board of the General Election held on November 2, 2004 in Kitsap County, State of Washington. Kitsap County Auditor Subscribed and sworn before me this 17 day of November 2004. Chair, rwo nty Board of Commissioners CERTIFICATION OF THE CANVASSING BOARD STATE of WASHINGTON) ) SS. COUNTY of KITSAP ) The undersigned officers designated by law as constituting the Canvassing Board for the County of Kitsap, State of Washington, hereby certify that this is a full, true and correct copy of the Abstract of Votes cast at the General election held on November 2, 2004 in Kitsap County, State of Washington; that the total number of active registered voters in all precincts was 138,956; the total number of inactive registered voters in all precincts was 18,136; the total number of all registered voters in all precincts was 157,092; and that the total number of votes cast in such precincts was rj$ WITNESS our hands and official seal this 17 day November 2004. Kitsap County Auditor Chair, ap County Board of Commissioners 4 Kit7s#4C"n Prosecuting &horney r OFFICIAL FINAL Kitsap County General Election November 2 2004 RUN DATE 11/17/04 01 20 PM VOTES PERCENT VOTES PERCENT Commissioner of Public Lands State Representative District 35 Position 1 Mike Cooper (D ) 51,970 46 87 Kathy Haigh (D ) 15,722 96 35 Doug Sutherland (R ) 54,819 49 44 WRITE -IN 595 3 65 Steve Layman (L ) 3,982 3 59 WRITE -IN 99 09 State Representative District 35 Position 2 William 'Ike' Eickmeyer (D ) 11,803 56 86 Superintendent of Public Instruction Bob Benze (R ) 8,917 42 95 Teresa (Terry) Bergeson 56,818 55 71 WRITE -IN 39 19 Judith Billings 44,465 43 59 WRITE -IN 714 70 County Commissioner District 1 Christene "Chris" Endresen (D ) 58,152 52 19 Insurance Commissioner Scott Henden (R ) 53,123 47 68 Mike Kreidler (A ) 57,996 53 18 WRITE -IN 142 13 John Adams (R ) 46,221 42 38 Stephen D Steele (L ) 4,717 4 32 WRITE -IN 132 12 County Commissioner District 2 Charlotte Garrido (D ) 51,221 46 41 Jan Angel (R ) 58,932 53 40 State Senator District 23 WRITE -IN 203 18 Phil Rockefeller (D ) 36,150 58 28 Doug Kitchens (R ) 25,814 Ift 61 WRITE -IN 69 it State Supreme Court Justice Position 1 Jim Johnson 53,402 53 87 Mary Kay Becker 45,372 45 77 State Representative District 23 Position 1 WRITE -Ik 360 36 Sherry Appleton (D ) 34,323 55 59 Frank Mahaffay (R ) 25,878 41 91 Dan Goebel (L ) 1,502 2 43 State Supreme Court Justice Position 5 WRITE -IN 38 06 Barbara Madsen 86,103 98 42 WRITE -IN 1,381 1 58 State Representative District 23 Position 2 Terry Ducheane (D ) 26,144 42 79 State Supreme Court Justice Position 6 Beverly Woods (R ) 34,883 57 10 Richard B Sanders 59,335 62 33 WRITE -IN 66 11 Terry Sebring 35,378 37 17 WRITE -IN 476 50 State Representative District 26 Position 1 Patricia Lantz (D ) 15,296 52 03 Public Utility District 1 Comm Dist 2 Matt Rice (R ) 13,027 44 32 John Armstrong 85,616 98 76 Ted Haley (L ) 1,038 3 53 WRITE -IN 1,072 1 24 WRITE -IN 35 12 Bremerton City Charter Amendment State Representative District 26 Position 2 Approved 5,815 50 40 Derek Kilmer (D ) 15,275 51 78 Rejected A Ql��D 5,722 49 60 Lois McMahan (R ) 13,447 45 58 Ed Jurkovskis (L ) 747 2 53 WRITE -IN 32 11 Kitsap County Fire Protection District 7 Tax Levy Yes 14,015 42 92 No FAILED 18,635 57 08 S OFFICIAL FINAL Kitsap County General Election OFFICIAL FINAL November 2 2004 RUN DATE 11/17/04 01 20 PM VOTES PERCENT VOTES PERCENT PRECINCTS COUNTED (OF 185) 185 100 00 U S Representative Congressional District 1 REGISTERED VOTERS - TOTAL 138,956 Jay Inslee (D ) 36,766 61 45 BALLOTS CAST - TOTAL 119,458 Randy Eastwood (R ) 22,004 36 78 VOTER TURNOUT - TOTAL 85 97 Charles Moore (L ) 1,017 1 70 WRITE -IN 41 07 Initiative to the People 872 Yes 68,267 59 34 No 46,779 40 66 U S Representative Congressional District 6 Norm Dicks (D ) 39,300 70 30 Doug Cloud (R ) 16,506 29 52 Initiative to the People 884 WRITE -IN 100 18 Yes 42,966 37 02 No 73,091 62 98 Governor Christine Gregoire (D ) 56,149 47 93 initiative to the People 892 Dino Rossi (R ) 57,712 49 27 Yes 46,131 39 50 Ruth Bennett (L ) 3,097 2 64 No 70,647 60 50 WRITE -IN 178 15 Referendum Measure 55 Lieutenant Governor A ppYOYe d. 49,403 43 32 Brad Owen (D ) 63,476 56 57 Rejected 64,635 56 68 Jim Wiest (R ) 41,531 37 01 Jocelyn A Langlois (L ) 4,905 4 37 Bern Haggerty (G ) 2,177 1 94 Initiative to the Legislature 297 WRITE -IN 127 11 Yes 73,330 65 23 N 39,087 34 77 Secretary of State Laura Ruderman (D ) 51,532 46 01 Kitsap County Advisory Vote on Fireworks Ban Sam Reed (R ) 56,828 50 74 Yes 48,008 42 69 Jacqueline Passey (L ) 3,557 3 18 No 64,445 57 31 WRITE -IN 86 08 President and Vice President of the United States State Treasurer Kerry - Edwards (D ) 60,796 51 23 Mike Murphy (D ) 65,132 58 97 Bush - Cheney (R ) 55,608 46 86 Oscar S Lewis (R ) 40,981 37 10 Badnarik - Campagna (L ) 573 48 John Sample (L ) 4,238 3 84 Parker - Gutierrez (WW ) 45 04 WRITE -IN 103 09 Cobb - LaMarche (G ) 107 09 Harris - Trowe (SW ) 12 01 Peroutka - Baldwin (C ) 156 13 State Auditor van Auken - Lawrence (SE ) 9 01 Brian Sonntag (D ) 69,496 62 81 Nader - Came]o (I ) 1,147 97 Will Baker (R ) 36,774 33 24 WRITE -IN 217 18 Jason G Bush (L ) 4,230 3 82 WRITE -IN 146 13 U S Senator Patty Murray (D ) 63,684 54 29 Attorney General George R Nethercutt, Jr (R ) 50,574 43 11 Deborah Senn (D ) 48,133 42 51 J Mills (L ) 1,725 1 47 Rob McKenna (R ) 60,644 53 56 Mark B Wilson (G ) 1,249 1 06 J Bradley Gibson (L ) 2,625 2 32 WRITE -IN 74 06 Paul Richmond (G ) 1,722 1 52 WRITE -IN 99 09 i OFFICIAL FINAL Kitsap County General Election November 2, 2004 RUN DATE 11/19/04 08 39 AM Bremerton City Charter Amendment VOTES PERCENT VOTES PERCENT O1 = Approved 5,815 50 40 02 Rejected 5,722 49 60 O1 02 0001 BREMERTON 001 411 432 0005 BREMERTON 005 434 437 0007 BREMERTON 007 6 11 0013 BREMERTON 013 345 316 0015 BREMERTON 015 589 639 0022 BREMERTON 022 238 244 0029 BREMERTON 029 249 293 0031 BREMERTON 031 376 340 0032 BREMERTON 032 85 71 0037 BREMERTON 037 415 448 0040 BREMERTON 040 520 527 0046 BREMERTON 046 294 310 0051 BREMERTON 051 19 25 0052 BREMERTON 052 681 622 0054 BREMERTON 054 334 263 0056 BREMERTON 056 314 319 0058 BREMERTON 058 165 151 0088 BREMERTON 088 51 49 0107 BREMERTON 107 0 0 0109 BREMERTON 109 125 80 0114 BREMERTON 114 0 0 0159 BREMERTON 159 160 142 0290 BREMERTON 290 0 0 0293 BREMERTON 293 2 2 0294 BREMERTON 294 0 0 0296 BREMERTON 296 2 1 f . RESOLUTION NO. o114 _ A RESOLUTION of the City Council of the City of Bremerton, Washington, in support of a proposed ballot measure calling for an advisory vote regarding banning fireworks in Kitsap County and each incorporated city of Kitsap County WHEREAS, in accordance with RCW 36 32 120(7), the Kitsap County Board of County Commissioners has authority to hold, at its discretion, an advisory election for the purpose of allowing voters within its jurisdiction to voice their opinions on substantive issues affecting the residents of the County, and WHEREAS, local fire officials have expressed concern over the widespread use of both legal and illegal fire works throughout Kitsap County, and the dangers such fireworks pose to personal safety, property loss and negative impacts to domestic animals and wildlife, and WHEREAS, each year some Kitsap County residents have experienced property loss and personal injuries associated with the use of both legal and illegal fireworks, and WHEREAS, a ban on the sale and use of fireworks within Kitsap County would potentially alleviate problems associated with the widespread use of legal and illegal fireworks within the County, and WHEREAS, it is within the best interest of Kitsap County to allow its citizens to voice their opinions as to whether fireworks should be banned in Kitsap County, with the exception of professional displays, and WHEREAS, the Cities of Bremerton, Port Orchard, Poulsbo, Bainbridge Island have all adopted similar resolutions supporting an advisory vote on the possibility of a local ban on fireworks within their respective jurisdictions, and WHEREAS, the Kitsap County Fire Chiefs Association supports an advisory vote on a potential local ban on fireworks throughout Kitsap County, NOW THEREFORE, THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF BREMERTON, WASHINGTON, DOES HEREBY RESOLVE AS FOLLOWS SECTION 1. The City Council hereby supports an advisory ballot on Tuesday, November 2, 2004 in Kitsap County for the purpose of allowing voters to voice their opinion on the advisory measure set forth in Section 2 herein, which measure affects the residents of Kitsap County and the City of Bremerton SECTION 2. The City Council is in support that the Kitsap County Auditor place upon the ballot for the general election to be held on Tuesday, November 2, 2004, the advisory measure substantially as follows l' ADVISORY VOTE ONLY Shall Kitsap County and each incorporated city within Kitsap County enact a local ordinance, consistent with state law, that would ban the sale and use of consumer fireworks as defined in RCW 70 77 136 by anyone other than a licensed pyrotechnic operator? Yes ❑ No ❑ SECTION 3. Severabilyy If any one or more sections, subsections, or sentences of this Resolution are held to be unconstitutional or invalid, such decision shall not affect the validity of the remaining portion of this Resolution and the same shall remain in full force and effect SECTION 4. Effective Date This Resolution shall take effect and be in force immediately upon its passage PASSED by the City Council of the City of Bremerton, Washington this /S W— day of f& , 2004 7 DAREN NYGREN, Cou it President APPROVED AS TO FORM ATTEST R ER LUBOVICH, City Att AULA TON, City Clerk R \LEGAL \Resoluhons\Fire\Fueworks Ban Resolution doc l - P Karen Flynn Kitsap County Auditor - Elections & Voter Registration wgs HINGT�N 1026 Sidney Avenue, Suite 175 • Port Orchard, Washington 98366 -4678 Telephone (360) 337 -7128 • Facsimile (360) 337 -5769 Add Ariwoola Financial Services Manager Winnie Flores - Logan Chief Deputy Auditor December 27, 2004 City of Bremerton Attn. Paula Johnston 239 Fourth Street Bremerton WA 98337 Dear Paula Johnston: Pursuant to RCW 29A 04 410, enclosed is the itemized billing for your jurisdiction's share of the November 2, 2004 General Election costs Please remit payment to Kitsap County Auditor Elections Division 1026 Sidney Avenue Suite 175 Port Orchard WA 98366 Questions concerning this billing should be directed to the Kitsap County Elections Division at 360 337 -7128 Sincerely, KAREN FLYNN Kitsap County Auditor B f �� a � Dolores Gilmore, Elections Manager Enclosure Administration Accounts Payable Payroll Vehicle Licensing Public Records (360) 337 -7129 (360) 337 -7122 (360) 337 -7123 (360) 3374440 (360) 337 -4935 Fax 337.4645 Fax 337 -7016 Fax 337.7016 Fax 337 -4645 Fax 337 -4645 Toll Free from Walla 851 -4147 • Bainbridge Island 842 -2061 Kitsap County TOTAL COST November 2, 2004 General Election ALLOCATED $ 432,018.89 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Jurisdiction Registered Issues & Issue and Weighted Percentage Allocation of Total Direct Adjusted Voters Office # Office Factor Registration Cost Factor Election Costs Min Costs TOTAL Factor Fee COST Kitsap County 138,956 26 6 833,736 0 810041 $ 349,953 22 $ 50 14,217 70 $ 364,220 92 Kitsap Co Public Utility Dist 1 138,956 1 1 138,956 0135007 $ 58,325 54 $ 50 $ 58,375 54 City of Bremerton 16,537 1 1 16,537 0016067 $ 6,941 26 $ 50 ,991 26 Kitsap County Fire Dist 7 40,022 1 1 40,022 0038885 16,798 88 $ 50 $ 16,848 88 TOTALS 334,471 1,029,251 1 10000001$ 432,018 89 $2001S 14,218 1 $ 446,436 59 DATE SUBMITTED August 31, 2004 BILL # 0 4 AGENDA BILL CITY OF BREMERTON CITY COUNCIL ■■ m eseeeaeeeememseeeeemmeeeeeemeeeeeeeeeememeeeeeeeemeeeeeeeemeeemmmemeeemmeeeemsemmee m . SUBJECT: Public Hearing on Resolution Committee Meeting Date September 8, 2005 regarding submission of proposed ban on COUNCIL MEETING Date September 15, 2004 fireworks to the qualified voters of the City Department Fire of Bremerton Presenter Chief Al Duke Phone 473 -5381 SUMMARY: The proposed resolution supports a proposed resolution of the county seeking an advisory vote of county residents of whether Kitsap County and each incorporated city enact an ordinance to ban the sale and use of fireworks ATTACHMENTS: Proposed Resolution A o. 2q FISCAL IMPACTS (Include Budgeted Amount) APPROVALS: DEPARTMENT DIRECTOR CITY ATTORNEY — FINANCE DIRECTOR MAYOR FISCAL/BUDGET OPERATIONS �' r -`^ CONSENT AGENDA E] COUNCIL PRESIDENT RECOMMENDED MOTION: I move to pass Resolution No to submit to the qualified voters of the City of Bremerton a proposal to ban fireworks. COUNCIL ACTION: / Approve ❑ Deny ❑ Table ❑ Continue ❑ No Action r K�1s k COUNTY Karen Flynn ® Kitsap County Auditor -Elections & Voter Registration 1026 Sidney Avenue, Suite 175 • Port Orchard, Washington 98366 -4678 l ' t 'ASMNG7p N Telephone (360) 337 -7128 • Facsinule (360) 337 -5769 A& Ariwoola Financial Services Manager Winme Flores -Logan January 9, 2004 Chief Deputy Auditor City of Bremerton Attn Ms Paula Johnston 239 Fourth Street Bremerton, WA 98337 Dear Ms Johnston The following list shows the expense of voter registration services for 2003 Please pay the amount indicated for yourjunsdiction or municipality, per RCW 29 07 030 Make your check payable to Kitsap County Auditor "x. z� h,Jurisdiction or` nRe " ed`= s Percent o F Pry =Rated 's Maniciali `Hf Voters x ;`<<TotauCosts ` M Billin k f Ki tsap County 88,811 0713949226 $ 150,100 17 City of Bainbridge Island 14,402 0115777288 $ 24 340 93 City of Bremerton 14,137 0113646960 23,893 06 City of Port Orchard 3,090 0024840426 $ 5,22243 City of Poulsbo 3,954 0031786099 $ 6,68269 Total (Note total does not include 124,394 100% $ 210,239 28 17,359 inactive voters For additional information, please call (360) 337 -7128 Sincerely, Suzanne Bo Assistant Kitsap County Elections Manager Administration Accounts Payable Payroll Vehicle Licensing Public Records (360) 337 -7129 (360) 337 -7122 (360) 337 -7123 (360) 337 -4440 (360) 337 -4935 Fax 337 -4645 Fax 337 -7016 Fax 337 -7016 Fax 337 -4645 Fax 337 -4645 Toll Free from Olalla 8514147 • Bainbridge Island 842 -2061 CITY OF BREMERTON GENERAL CLAIM January 9, 2004 1/13/2004 CHECK# INVOICE DATE TODAY'S DATE VENDOR FUNDIDEPARTMENT KITSAP COUNTY AUDITOR ELECTIONS DIVISION 1026 SIDNEY AVE SUITE 175 PORT ORCHARD WA 98366 DESCRIPTION TOTAL Voter Registration Expense (2003) City of Bremerton $ 23,893 06 TAX FREIGHT VENDOR # BASUB ELE OBJ PROJECT INVOICE # INVOICE DATE AMOUNT 511JW2 55100 $ 23,893 06 073 CERTIFICATION 11, the undersigned, do hereby certify under penalty of perjury, that the materials have been furnished, the services rendered or the labor performe s described herein, and that the claim is just, due and an unpaid obligation against the City of Bremerto , d that I m ut zed to authenticate and certify to said claim X CLAIM OVAL (AUDITIN I R/DEP HEAD) ORDTCEIVED BY r� From: Paula Johnston To: City Council, James Docter, The Mayor Date: 1/14/04 4 11 PM Subject. Fwd IMPORTANT -- Information regarding Annual Personal Financial Affairs Statement -- Due by April 15, 2 Please note the PDC Form F -1 - Annual Personal Financial Affairs Statement is due by April 15, 2004 Forms are available on -line per attached pl Paula Johnston, Interim City Clerk City of Bremerton 239 4th St, Bremerton WA 98337 (360)473 -5323 (360)473 -5200 fax pjohnston @ci bremerton wa us CC. Daren Nygren, Elaine Valencia, Jonna Koehn, Lori Smith, Michael Wilson IMPORTANT -- Information regarding Annual Personal Financial Affairs Statement -- D Page 1 of 2 Paula Johnston - EMPORTANT — Information regarding Annual Personal Financial Affairs Statement — Due by April 15, 2004 From: "PDC Public Outreach" <publicoutreach @pdc wa gov> Date: 1/14/2004 12 53 PM Subject: IMPORTANT -- Information regarding Annual Personal Financial Affairs Statement -- Due by April 15, 2004 TO County Auditors, City Clerks and Agency Administrative Officers FROM Doug Ellis, Director of Public Outreach DATE January 2004 SUBJECT Annual Personal Financial Affairs Statement (Form F -1) Due From State and Local Elected Officials and Many State - Appointed Officials The Commission will no longer be providing paper copies of the Personal Financial Affairs Statement instruction manual and forms The 2004 instruction manual and all updated forms can be accessed on our web site at - - -- ..� .. •, Please promptly forward this e-mail on Personal Financial Affairs Statement instructions and forms to each elected or state - appointed official in your agency or jurisdiction who must submit this annual report. Your assistance is keyl It's through your efforts that each person who must file receives the necessary information and is reminded of his /her legal obligation to carefully complete and submit the Statement According to state law, the following persons must annually file a Personal Financial Affairs Statement by April 15 • state and local elected officials holding office at any time between January 1 and April 15, 2004, • designated state appointed officials holding office in January, 2004, and • local elected officials whose terms of office end by December 31, 2003 In addition, a local elected official who left office during 2003 prior to completion of his /her term must file an F -1 covering that portion of the year served Each individual filling a vacancy must file the F -1 within two weeks of being appointed Although the annual F -1 report must be postmarked or electronically transmitted no later than April 15, 2004, we encourage officials to file the report now The 2004 instruction manual and updated forms can be found on Commission's website at We encourage electronic filing of the F -1 forms However, officials may use the form template to complete and print the report for signature or print blank forms and complete the report by hand file //C \ Documents %20and %20Sethngs\JOHNSTON \Local %20Sethngs \Temp \GW }0000 1/14/2004 I I I IMPORTANT -- Information regarding Annual Personal Financial Affairs Statement -- D Page 2 of 2 F -1A: Officials who filed a full F -1 report in 2001, 2002 or 2003 and have no substantial changes to that report may use the short form, FAA, in 2004 in lieu of completing an entire F- 1 This option is not available for electronic filing, since changes are made directly to a previous report, which is then submitted Thanks for your help and cooperation Please contact the Commission staff for assistance at (360) 753 -1111, toll free 1- 877 -601 -2828 or E-mail- , <maIIM nn tn)nFW- iNr7 Flnlr> file //C \ Documents %20and %20SettmgsVOHNSTON \Local %20Settings \Temp \GW }0000 1/14/2004