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Home My WebLink AboutMinutes 02/16/1982 242 _CITY COUNCII, MEETING Fort Angeles, Washington February 16, 1982 .....: I CALL TO ORDER Mayor Duncan called the meeting to order at 7:00 P.M. II ROLL CALL Members Present: Mayor Duncan, Councilmen Gerberding, Haguewood, Hordyk, Polhamus, Quast and Whidden. Members Absent: None. Staff Present: Manager Flodstrom, Attorney Miller, Deputy Clerk Lannoye, P. Carr, M. Cleland, D. Frizzell, L. Glenn, J. Pittis,R. Orton, M. Campbell, R. French and G. Booth. Public Present: C. Hulse, K. Sweeney, C. & P. Carlson, J. Johnson, G. Mattson, N. & B. Kennedy, J. & J. Russell, K. Maike, Mr. & Mrs. Wilson, J. wilson, D. Neal, D. Feeley, P. Olson, W. Schilke, M. McQuown, P. Downie, S. Dick, D. Bragg, T. Fraser, H. Ratzman and D. Zanon. III Nl.NlITES VIII IV Councilman Hordyk moved the Council accept and place on' file as received the minutes of the February 2, 1982 meeting, February 4, 1982 special meeting and February 9., 1982 special meeting. Councilman Polhamus seconded and the motion carried. CONSENT AGENDA Councilman Polhamus moved the Council accept the items listed under the Consent Agenda including Vouchers of $901,037.20 and payrolls of $182,828.47 and $180,171.l3~ Councilman Hordyk seconded and the motion carried. ....., v , RE~~~ST \ FOR PROPOSALS The City 01 Port Angele. reques1sproposols iQr the I acquisition of o. Used Am~ " bulance JCQb...... -c~a'$Sis ol'l_d body) 10, u.e in tho Munklpal Mayor Duncan reviewed R. Orton's memorandum to the C Fi,e Deportment. acceptance , Bid propo.ol wo,k .heet. of Northwest Emergency Equipment Company's proposal I and .pecificotion. ore Ford E350 h . 'h d 1 130 ' 1 available I,om Mo,ion , 1 c aSS1S W1t a Type I Me u ance GA . COunC1 man ~ Parrish. Personnel Director. C1 approve the recommendation to purchase the 1973 Ford from No City HolI. P.O. Bo~ 1150. Pori uipment f $6 000 C '1 Wh'dd d d C '1 \ Angoles. WA9B362. or , 1 OunC1 man 1 en secon e. OunC1 men Propo.ol. will be occepled d opposed the purchase, objecting to the Fire Department provil until 2:00 p.m. on Wed. ce service . '. f ne.doy February 10. 1982. . 1 and Counc1lman Hordyk quest10ned the whereabouts 0 . P'opo.~I. .hould be 0<1- prev10us y purchased with taxpayer funds for use in the communi d,essed to M,. David T. t endorsed , . . Flodstrom, City Manager, . the reserve ambulance purchase as prov1d1ng the co P.O. Bo~ 1150, Pori Angele.. serV1ce. After further discussion the motion to purchase the 'Woshington 9B362. and uncilmen '. .hould be clearly ma,ked I Hordyk and Haguewood vot1ng "No". "Ambulance Bid Opening. 2 , p.m.. Februory 10,1982."- , P,opo.ol. .holl be opened I on Februory 10, 1982 ond 0 recommendation mode to the ~ City Council at i1S regular . ~~~~ing held on Feb,uory 19, I David T. Flod.trom I Cily Manager 1 . ::,ub.:!~b.l. 1982......... _ --< Councilman Quast requested staff prepare a resolution designating the Marine Lab- oratory as the Arthur D. Feiro Marine Laboratory. FINANCE 1. Bids for Back-up Ambulance Vehicle VI ITEMS FROM THE AUDIENCE NOT ON THE AGENDA None. VII ITEMS FROM THE COUNCIL NOT ON THE AGENDA LEGISLATION 1. Presentation of EMT Training Certificates of Achievement Fire Chief Glenn explained the Fire Department's "duty company concept" which in part requires EMT training of the city's volunteer firemen. Those individuals completing the EMT training are: J. Abram, M. Boardman, R. Thompson, J. Cline, C. Rushton, M. Fitzpatrick. J. Ley and J. Wear. Mayor Duncan presented certificates of achievement to those in attendance and thanked all the volunteers for giving so freely of their time. 2. Public Hearings: A. P.I.C.O.. Fourth Street Vacation and Rezone Request Mayor Duncan opened the public hearing on the P.I.C.O. petition to vacate Fourth Street, between Peabody and Vine Streets, and the P.I.C.O. application to rezone 62,637 square feet from RMF and PBP to OC, located on the East side of peabOdy, both sides of Fourth Street and requested comments or questions from the audience or staff. I I I 242 ~ITY COUNCIL MEETING port Angeles, Washington February l6, 1982 I CALL TO ORDER Mayor Duncan called the meeting to order at 7:00 P.M. II ROLL CALL Members Present: Mayor Duncan, Councilmen Gerberding, Haguewood, Hordyk, Polhamus, Quast and Whidden. Members Absent: None. Staff Present: Manager Flodstrom, Attorney Miller, Deputy Clerk Lannoye, P. Carr, M. Cleland, D. Frizzell, L. Glenn, J. Pittis, R. Orton, M. Campbell, R. French and G. Booth. I v Public Present: C. Hulse, K. Sweeney, C. & P. Carlson, J. Johnson, G. Mattson, N. & B. Kennedy, J. & J. Russell, K. ~~;xe~.Mr~ & Mrs. Wilson, J. Wilson, D. Neal, D. Feeley, P. OlS~~.::,~a~ Or:lu SljjUOUCM3j"V1CQuown, . . k -,., I o,uaIil.laqMaamOAl P. Downl.e, S. D~c , D. Bragg, T. FraS1I.UllJjwarnp""I'M ' .0. Zanon. :.. ... -.. ......llQUOlj SU, ,...edsMau a:led-nnI OMJ sso.d IIOJB ~UJliOO[ aUIlM A[luaail}J . lapow luuorssaIOJd usus 1M aqs su AlIJIOl . . Councilman Hordyk moved the Council accept and place QqM 'aJ!AI AI\! :^:~nt/aq PU\:ne minutes of the February 2, 1982 meeting, February 4, 1 UV:!la and February 9, 1982 special meeting. Councilman -POlhamu:!~aJPOOu.ll10AlLl1lu.UP(Doqsption carried. fIOOqJalllolU PIB8 ApoqON '100" .~ nOA JOj dmpaqa JUalSAqd V OJ lJQ3 a'll JO.!llDOA JOI JfDJIali1lllo; 1U03aJ slq JOI liS\, 'am Ol ri Councilman Polhamus moved the Council accept the itenUOIl1!.QSlLII.Il1oAilQIJ3S3PuiqJ:onsent Agenda including Vouchers of $901,037.20 and payroll,:~aqABUJJBIjJAllJlI(llJfa.u' $180,171.13; Councilman Hordyk seconded and the motion carried. ~~ a,,~Ill,~ ~:: :ri~1 FINANCE . (lQOJd SJ1l I WV 'peq os [aaJI , 1. Bids for Back-up Ambulance Vehicle i _ ~ _J MJ:llUTES III IV CONSENT AGENDA Mayor Duncan reviewed R. Orton's memorandum to the Council recommending acceptance I of Northwest Emergency Equipment Company's proposal of $6,000 for a 1973 Ford E350 chassis .with a Type I Modulance GA 130. Councilman Quast moved the Council approve the recommendation to purchase the 1973 Ford frOm Northwest Emergency Equipment for $6,000; Councilman Whidden seconded. Councilmen Hordyk and Haguewood opposed the purchase, objecting to the Fire Department providing reserve ambulance service and Councilman Hordyk questioned the whereabouts of a reserve ambulance previously purchased with taxpayer funds for use in the community. Councilman Quast endorsed the reserve ~mbulance purchase as providing the community with a needed service. After further discussion the motion to purchase the unit carried with Councilmen Hordyk and Haguewood voting. "No". VI ITEMS FROM THE AUDIENCE NOT ON THE AGENDA None. VII ITEMS FROM THE COUNCIL NOT ON THE AGENDA Councilman Quast requested staff prepare a resolution deSignating the Marine Lab- oratory as the Arthur D. Feiro Marine Laboratory. VIII LEGISLATION 1. Presentation of EMT Training Certificates of Achievement Fire Chief Glenn explained the Fire Department's "duty company concept" which in part requires EMT training of the City's volunteer firemen. Those individuals completing the EMT training are: J. Abram, M. Boardman, R. Thompson, J. Cline, C. Rushton, M. Fitzpatrick, J. Ley and J. Wear. Mayor Duncan presented certificates of achievement to those in attendance and thanked all the volunteers for giving so freely of their time. I 2. Public Hearings: A. P.I.C.O.. Fourth Street Vacation and Rezone Request Mayor Duncan opened the public hearing on the P.I.C.O. petition to vacate Fourth Street, between Peabody and Vine Streets, and the P.I.C.O. application to rezone 62,537 square feet from RMF and PBP to OC, located on the East side of Peabody, both sides of Fourth Street and requested comments or questions from the audience or staff. I I I .~ \. -, ',~' <Ji.71'"!#-" 243 CITY COUNCIL MEETING February 16, 1982 VIII '~A ! NOTICE ISH!REllYGIVEN Ihal ' 12.16A Ih. Part ........CiIy Cauncil ) NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN will hold 0 ~'Moring on Ilhol Ihe Port' Ang.le. City February 16, 1992, 01 1:00 Council will hold 0 public P.M.. 0' oj loon Ih"reaft., 01 hEtOring on January S. 1982, po..lbI., In Ihe Coundl! 01 1:00 PM, or as soon Chambers, ,~ W.II Front ( ! Ihe,.alt..r as possibl.., in Ih.. Street, to consider an ap. r Council Chambers, 13.4 West plication to rezone 62,637 Front Street, to consider a square feet (1..4 acres) from I petitto" to vacate Fourth RMF (R...ld..nllol Multi'1 Slr..., belw..en Peobady A. P.LC.O. Fourth Street Vacation and' Family) and PIlP (Public"lt.) SlreelandVineSI,eel. Ilulldlngs and Po,ks) 10 OC - localion: Fourth Slreel, (OIfic..Cammerclol). ' I, belween P..abady and Vine Frank platt member of the P.I.C.O. law fi~ localion: Easl -side afimc.l SI,eels , .,,-, P..obo<ly, balh sides of Fourth I : their questions regarding P. I .C.O. I S rezone SI,eel. r-eet l..gal De.c,iptian: That L I I portion of Fourth Sfreet tion He proposed an amended .street vacati<< ego O..scriptlan: All of lal thE abulling lals 1e-18. Block 66. . . 10, tho.e portions of lolS 11 ' of Fourth Street adj acent to Peabody, with t 12 and 13 lying w9Sl..rly 01 1 2C C. C.lelghton's Subdivision; 1 h 1 h t d 11 the fallowing described line: I and Ihal po,tian 01 Fourth' a ong tete ep one company easemen an a ~ 8eglnning 01 a ~int 17 leel S St,..el abullinglots 1-9, Block . h ~- ubJ 171, Townsite of Pa,t and subsequent dedication to the C~ ty of a } sout of the northw..st corner Ang..les. , , l' of lOI 11; .hence Soulh the rav~ne of the property.. C. Kerr, arch~ 28'15'28" Eo.I, a di.lonce of pJ Applicant: P.I.C.O., A tained by P. I.C. 0.) addressed the appropria! 56'3.~6 feet; thence South hi ~ Washington Co,poratian . .' l4 717" East, 0 distance of " Properly Owner: Sam.. erty to Off~ce COmmerc~al. D. Jacobs, repri 121.84 feet to 0 point on Ih.. p~ All int..rest..d porlie. may favored the proposed development and L. Ru south line of lot 13, sold point oi :~pP':::s ~~..:;~p~~~~i:gn ~~~ 11 . U . being 25 feef, more or le:s-s clean.1.ng 'out of the canyon. D.. Neal, 152 east of the soulhwest corn..; he I proposal Il 13 Dote: December 16, 1981 proposal. P. Downie also commented on his 0'1 01' ; I or Marion C. Parrish -- . .. . h ' 0, n 8 ad< 66 of C, C. I a Plann.1.ng" COrnm.J.ss1on member. The publJ.c lelghlon's Subdivision of the P b' 0 Cily Clerk Townsi.e of Port Angeles. as u. E!<. 16, 19BI r&corded in vorume 1 of. Councilman Hordyk then moved the Council cc Plots, poge 94, records of lll1end",o.:",vu"v..-\:n"" Planning C;:Ommission and approve the rezone' ClallamCau~7so :the following find- ings of fact: 1.) Commercial use of the p The.north 95'1....t of loft 6're appropriate than multi-family; 2.) If rezoned to Office CODll ~~~:~g~ ~ dth;je. portions 01 f \strict potential . . Tl ,n Ylng we..e, Y I. . strJ.p zon~ng on peab.odY Street, and 3.) 01 .he following described 10nSh~p. . of the S.1. te th ' . th Jlne: C . 1 P Ih to e Court House 1.S ~mportant to e tYPE,lleglnnlng ai, .h.. northwest ounC1. man 0 amus seconded and the motion carried. ; corner of lot 5; .h..nce 5aulh 25'35'58" Eas., a distonce 01 175.054 f891 to a poinl on Ihe Councilman Hordyk then moved the Council g:{easlllne of l013, sold point !tition to vacate , . being 50 feet. mo'e or less I '. h Just the west 150 feet of Fourth Street adJ narlh of th.. southeasl corne; lreet subJect. to t e following conditions: 1. ) The City retain ollila! 3; III Long the telephone , 0 In ack 171 of Ih.. I . company easement; 2.) P.I.C.O. ded~cate tCTownsite of Port Angele. J. 20 foot w1.de ease- ment for a public.trail through the propertClall?m County"Washlng'an.' ~nstruct the trail . . IApphcanl: PJ.C.O. " . , on the ded~cated easement over -the1.r prOpelPrap..,ty Owne" Sam. Ll refer th1s ~ tem to the Real Estate Committee for a price deA" inle,ested porti~s may g the following i oppeor at the h&onng and findings of fact: l--.:J Vacation could enh. exp,ess'lheir opinion on Ihis' i an area and 2.) provision of a pedestrian trail easement irP,aposol, M ''a C P 'h ine would implement ~ Qln.arrSj the Comprehensive Parks and Recreation Plat; City Clerk jt seconded and the . . 'Date: February 5 1982 mot1on carr~ed. ,Pub. Feb_ 5, 1982 . - '---. ~- 0205: NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN thai the Port Ang.l.s "Clty Council will hold.. pUblic hea,ing on F.bruary ,16. 1962. ,,--01 7:00 p.m., ,or o. .....oon 1 ' 'her.aftef as pouib1., in the Council Chambers, 134 Wesl front Street, 10 c:on$id.r an opplicaUon to rezone 17.;500 s"uare feet from RMF (Residential Multi.Family~ ~to OC (Office Comm..rcial)"" location: Northeasl corner of Sixth and Peabo<ly .,. legal Description: lOls. 10 , and 11. and the west 25' ofolol 12, 81ack 198, T ownsit. " 01 Port Angeles. , " Application: Carlton " B. Olson, Harpe..-Ridgevlew Mayor Duncan opened the public hearing on the Olson application t Funeral Chopel ,-,' Property Owner; square feet from ~ to OC located on the northeast corner of six UniserviceCo'poratlon Streets and requested comments or questions from the audience and' All interested porties may appeor ot the heoring ond 117 West 4th, requested Council favorably consider his' rezone app .xpr.... .h.ir opinion on Ihi. , Downie commented on his position when considering this item as a proposal. ! . . . , MoOo"'alen:CF.epbarur,a"sry 5, 1982 I member. Counc1l and Staff d~scussed "spot rezon.1.ng' and "strip C( h 1 ment" as relating to this particular rezone application and the p Ci.byCFJ"'bk Pu .: . _ 5, 1982 closed. Councilman Gerberding then moved the Council concur with LU<::-"'C~V"""~""_~._,,, of the Planning commission and deny the Olson rezone application, citing the follow-' ing findings of fact: 1.) The property in question is outside the present commer- cial "Tn and the proposed uses in the Office Commercial District at this location would not comply with Commercial Policies Nos. 2,6 and 18; 2.) A'rezone of this property may expose Peabody Street, in the intermediate term, to strip commercial development, contrary to Commercial policies Nos. 2 and 4; and it may also cause the premature eastward extension of the Lincoln Street leg of the commercial "T"; 3.) Strip commercial development adjacent to Peabody Street would adversely affect the residential development in the immediate vicinity by cutting off a three-square block small residential district; 4.) There is ample land available for the per- mitted commercial uses in the OC District in existing commercial zones in the City; and 5.) The size of the proposed rezone may be considered a spot rezone. LEGISLATION (CONT.) 2. Public Hearings: Mayor Duncan then read by,title Ordinance No. 2197r entitled ORDINANCE NO. 2197 AN ORDINANCE of the City of port Angeles reclassifyi property on the east side of Peabody Street, both sides of .Fourth Street, from RMF and pBP to OC. Councilman Haguewood moved the Council adopt the foregoing ordina title; Councillf1a.n Quast seconded and the motion carried. B. Olson Rezone Request VIII I I I February 16, 1982 I '",,^$ C6ot'~St 'OSS :laM o'/09t 'fMJa^!Iap JII AIIO '911ll'&ll9 ., ,od .,uaf ~IMOJ6 Pia .l 'ONS LEGISLATION (CaNT.) ~ pOQM/IEln~ 6S 2. Public Hearings: A. P.I.C.O. Fourth Street vacation and Rezone Request (cont.) Frank Platt, member of the P.I.C.O. law firm, addressed the Council and answered their questions regarding P.I.C.O.'s rezone application and street vacation peti- tion. He proposed an amended street vacation petition of just the west 150 feet of Fourth Street adjacent to Peabody, with the City retaining a 20 foot strip along the telephone company easement and also proposed P.I.C.O.'s construction and subsequent dedication to the City of a 10 to 20 foot wide public trail through the ravine of the property.' C. Kerr, architect and K. Sweeney, planner,(both re- tained by P.I.C.O.) addressed the appropriateness of rezoning this piece of prop- erty to Office Commercial. D. Jacobs, representing an adjacent property owner, favored the proposed development. and L. Russell, 518 East 4th, objected to the "cleaning out" of the canyon. D., Neal, 1522 S. pine endorsed the public trail proposal. P. Downie also commented on his position when voting on this item as a'Plannin~ Commission member. The public hearing was closed. Councilman Hordyk then moved the Council concur with the recommendation of th~ Planning Commission and approve the rezone application citing the following find- ings of fact: 1.) Commercial use of the property would be more appropriate than multi-family; 2.) If rezoned to Office Commercial, it could restrict potential strip zoning on Peabody Street, and 3.) The functional relationship of the site to the Court House is important to the type of use proposed. i Councilman Polhamus seconded and the motion carried. Councilman Hordyk then moved the Council grant the P.I.C.O. petition to vacate just the west 150 feet of Fourth Street adjacent to Peabody Street subject to the following conditions: 1.), The City retain a 20 foot strip along the telephone company easement; 2.) P.I.C.O. dedicate to the public a 10 to 20 foot wide ease- ment for a public. trail through the property; 3.) P.I.C.O. construct the trail on the dedicated easement over 'their property; and 4.) Council refer this item to the Real Estate Committee for a price determination, citing the following findings of fact: l~) Vacation could enhance development of an area and 2.) provision of a pedestrian trail easement in Peabody Creek Ravine would implement the Comprehensive Parks and Recreation Plan. Councilman Quast seconded and the motion carried. ------~ 0205 t :-~".' NOTICE IS foIEREBY GIVEN 'nol Ine Port' Angalas .'City Council will hold 0, public n""ring on FebruoryJ6. ~982. , 01 7:00 p.m.. .... os ..oon the,..oft.., os possible. in Iha Council Chombars, 1:W WElsI Front Straef. to consider an . application to rezone 17.;500 squora lael from RMF (Rasidentiol Muhi.Fomill'l;Io OC (Olfica Comm..rciol) ~" location: Northeost Corner of Sixth and Peabody , legol Oascription: lot. 10 and 11. ond Iha weSl 25' oHot 12. Block 19B. Tow",iI..- of Port Angela., Applicalion: Corllon B, Olson. Ho,per.Ridgaview Mayor Duncan opened the public hearing on the Olson application t funaral Chapel . . Prope,Iy Owner: square feet from RMF to OC located on the northeast corner of Six Uni.ervic..Corporolion Streets and requested comments or questions from the audience and All int..r.stee! portia. may oppeor 01 ,h.. heoring and 117 West 4th, requested Council favorably consider his' rezone app. expr.s. Ihair opinion on Ihis Downie conunented on his position when considering this item as a pr~:~~ebruOry5, 1982 member. Council and Staff discussed "spot rezoning" and "strip c Mo,ion c. Porri.h ment," as relating to this particular rezone application and the pl ~~I~,~~':.'~, 5,1982 closed. Councilman Gerberding then moved the Council concur with "i'_r""-~n~""""",,,~ .~ of the Planning Commission and deny the Olson rezone application, citing the follow- ing findings of fact; 1.) The property in question is outside the present conuner- cial "T" and the proposed uses in the Office Commercial District at this location would not comply with Conunercial Policies Nos. 2, 6 and 18; 2.) A'rezone of this property may expose peabody Street, in the intermediate term, to strip commercial development, contrary to Commercial policies Nos. 2 and 4; and it may also cause the premature eastward extension of the Lincoln Street leg of the commercial "T"; 3.) Strip commercial development adjacent to Peabody Street would adversely affect the residential development in the immediate vicinity by cutting off a three-square block small residential district; 4.) There is ample land available for the per- mitted conunercial uses in the DC District in existing conunercial zones in the City; and 5.) The size of the proposed rezone may be considered a spot rezone. ~~yor Duncan then read by title Ordinance No. 2197, entitled ORDIN;~CE NO. 2197 AN ORDINANCE of the City of Port Angeles reclassifyi property on the east side of peabody Street, both sides of.Fourth Street, from RMF and PBP to OC. Councilman Haguewood moved t~e Council adopt the foregoing ordina title; Councilman Quast seconded and the motion carried. B. Olson Rezone Request VIII I I I ~, " ''''T ,. .- 24:3. NOTICE!S~:. ~~ ~IVEN that I' NOTICE I~ 2'::~EBY GIVEN the Port A"geltio City Council that the Port' Angeles City will hold a pUbHt:.'h'earlng on Council will halotl' 0 public February 16, 1982, at 7:001 hearing on January 5, 1982; P .M,: or (I" ~oon then,offer as'1 i at 7:00 PM. or 0$ soon possible. In the Council' thereafter 0$ possible. in the Chamber., 134 We,,' Front r Council Chambers, I~ West Street, 10 consider an ap- Front Sh'eet. to consider a plka1ion to reione 62.637 petition to vacate -Fourth .quare feet (1.4 acre.) Irom Street between Peabody RMF (Residential Multi. Street and Vine Street. A. P.I .C.O. Fourth Street Vacation and Family) and PBP (Public'lt Location: Fourth Street, Building. ond Porkl), ti> OC 1'--1 between Peabody and Vine (Olflce CommerCial). i Street. Frank Platt, melllber of the P.I.C.O. law fi Location: Eo.t -.Ide of-me Legal Description: Thot Peabody, both sides of Fourth · ; portion 01 Fourth Street their questions regarding P.I.C.O.'s rezone Street, feE abuttingLotsIO.I8,Block66, tion. He proposed an amended ,street vacatic Legal De.crlption: All 01 Lot. th C, C.Leighton's Subdivision: '. . ' 10: those portion. 01 Lots 11,' - and thaI portion 01 Fourth of Fourth Street adJacent to Peabody, w~th t 12 and-13 iying we.h'rly of ~ 2 StreetobuttingLatsl-9,Block along the telephone company easement and ali the!all~wlngdescr!bed line: 'S 171 Town.ite of Port B-eglnnlng at Q point 17 feet i Ang'ele-s. and subsequent dedication to the City of a l south allhe northwest carner ub Applicant: P,I.C,O.. A th . f th rt. C Ke h't of Lot '1; thence South p W h' C t'on e rav~ne 0 e prope y. . rr, arc ~,28'15'28" Ea.I, 0 di.tance of ~~o;::~no:~~~~~~me tained by P.I.C.O.) addressed the approprial56.826 feet; thence South hil All' t sted parlies moo . . 4'37'17" E d' ,In ere . erty to Office Commercial. D. Jacobs, reprt 121.84 fee~i~ aapo'i~~ncelhol Pl appear 01 the ~~anng and ~ on e 'I" express 1he~r opinion on thIS favored the proposed development - and L. RUI soulhlinealLol13,.aldpalnl 0: r pasal "cleaning out" of the canyon. D.. Neal 152 Ming 25 leet, more or Ie.., he' p ~ate: December 16.1981 , east of the $outhwest corner. Morian C Parrish proposal. P. Downie also COl1lIllented on his allot 13: 01 ci,y Clerk . l' " mb Th ubI' h all In Block 66 of C C ' P b D 16 1981 a P ann~ng- Comm~ss~on me er. e p ~C Leighton's Subdivision oi th~ ' u: ec, , Town$ite of Port Angeles, Os -----",--. record&d in Volume 1 of ~ ... ----;-'--- .-----=--- Councilman Hordyk then moved the Council c Plats. page 94, record. of ,mendatJ.on of th~ Planning c;:ommission and approve the rezone ClallamCounty.the following find- ALSO 1 ' h ings of fact: 1.) Commercial use of the P The north 95 feet of lots 6.e approprJ.ate t an multi-family; 2.) If rezoned to Office Co through 9; tho.e, portion. of 'strict potential lals 3, 4 and 5 Iymg westerly I. , strip zoning on Peabody Street, and 3.) 01 ,he following demlbed onsh~p of the s~t~ to the Court House is important to the type ~~~: I h h 1Cq.S;;p:T.;a--os::;ei.;;j7.'~' I . t ~lnn"9 at t e "ort west t' $ '9CXCl: 'ls.DJq seconded and the motion qarr~ed. ,corner of Lot 5: thence South 'It '001, . ""V1c13111~ 25'35'58" Ea.t, 0 distance of I '1,aIQ ueeJ' .... 175.~ leet 10 0 paint on the i".'" '91E9"LSY'OOU 'eI!'l. Councilman .HordYk then moved. t. he Council grea~t IIn. of Lot 3, sold point Jtieqwew D't.I9WV SS3N11~ J'ust the west 150 feet of Fourth Street adJ' being 50 feet, more or le.s, reo " ~'J-"a"J north of the southeast comar i tp9Ol; Z;S... -r- following conditions: 1. ) The City retain allot 3: Onll...a, oepl^ HlIN~Z company easement. 2.) P.I.C.O. dedicate toall in, BI.xk 171 of the 12/ '.eA.'6st!'"t:89 '. "-.. Tawn"'.e 01 Port Angele." '1:1$ "puo, p~ '1UDI ment for a PubllC_ tra~l through the propert, Clall~m Caun!)!, Washington, lnsf,n...'d ~II" dwnd n3M on the dedicated easement over 'their properApphcont,P,I.C.o, .1 1 'S'ello'!:06&-1:Sf'eI!'1$ Property Owner: Same' OJl a~nOHl to the Real Estate Committee for a price deAU intere.ted parties moy J treqwew '1\ '''''11 f' d' f f t 1) V t' ld nh' appear at the hearing and' I 'BBt9'tLl: .. ' . J.n J.ngs 0 ac: ~. aca lon cou e a express-'heir opinion an this an ulllaJl lalllJeWWO' L 't'311V Provision of a pedestrian .trail easement in proposal. lne I 'llol$'SBi: 'uo\oS5u\,np the Comprehensive Parks and Recreation Plan MarlonC; Parri.h -: sell 'ldwAIO 'Iuewluloddo - CIty Clerk' a"." 'luawellouaw ,..JII motion carried. :Date: February 5,1982 ' 'o>u"pllua, lie. ',OJIUO' Pub., Feb, 5,1982 ,51"" Jai AdV1l3HJ. ONdAH Mayor Duncan then read by-title Ordinance No. 2197, entitled \ '~U'l:Sf SI$ M 'aloJ '(ltS ,ui,d. xaq 'II .....~Iaw ~ .LXo '5ulleclJa, Da'lS._)lN1cI CITY COUNCIL MEETING February 16, 1982 LEGISLATION (CONT.) 2. Public Hearings: \ 1 l ORDINANCE NO. 2197 AN ORDINANCE:of the City of Port Angeles reclassifying property on the east side of peabody Street, both sides of.Fourth Street, from RMF and PBP to OC. Councilman Haguewood moved the Council adopt the foregoing ordinance as read by title; Councilman Quast_seconded and the motion carried. B. Olson Rezone Request Mayor Duncan opened the public hearing on the Olson application to rezone 17,500 square feet from ~ to OC located on the northeast corner of Sixth and peabody Streets and requested comments or questions from the audience and staff. C. Olson. 117 West 4th. requested Council favorably consider his 'rezone application and P. Downie commented on his position when considering this item as a Planning Commission member. Council and Staff discussed "spot rezoning" and "strip commercial develop- ment" as relating to this particular rezone application and the public hearing was closed. Councilman Gerberding then moved the Council concur with the recommendation of the Planning Commission and deny the Olson rezone application, citing the follow- ing findings of fact: 1.) The property in question is outside the present commer- cial "T" and the proposed uses in the Office Commercial District at this location wouJ.d not comply with Commercial Policies Nos. 2, 6 and 18; 2.) A rezone of this property may expose Peabody Street, in the intermediate term, to strip commercial development, contrary to Commercial policies Nos. 2 and 4; and it may also cause the premature eastward extension of the Lincoln Street leg of the commercial "T"; 3.) Strip commercial development adjacent to Peabody Street would adversely affect the residential development in the immediate vicinity by cutting off a three-square block small residential district; 4.) There is ample land available for the per- mitted commercial uses in the DC District in existing commercial zones in the City; and 5.) The size of the proposed rezone may be considered a spot rezone. 244 VIII 't.!-< 1~~~~~~ .:-:: CITY COUNCIL MEETING February 16, 1982 LEGISLATION (CONT .) 2: Public Hearings: (cont.) B. Olson Rezone ~equest (cont.) Councilman Quast seconded. Council and staff discussed the item further and on call for the question, Councilmen Quast, Gerberding and Whidden voted "Yes" and Councilmen Polhamus, Haguewood and Hordyk voted "No". Mayor Duncan, voting to break-the tie, voted "Yes" and the motion to deny the rezone request carried. 3. Planning Commission Minutes I A two minute recess was called. Mayor Duncan reviewed the Planning Co~ission minutes of February 10, 1982 with the following action being taken by the Council: A. Conditional Use Hearing - Clallam County The Council considered Clallam County's request for a Conditional Use Permit to establish and operate a day treatment facility for the mentally ill located west of the Veteran's Center on East Third and South Francis of which the Planning commission had found the proposed use incompatible in the RS-7 Zone; therefore. eliminating the need for a Conditional Use hearing. D. Feeley, Clallam County Commissioner, andD. Zanon, peninsula Counseling,' requested a public informational hearing be held before the Council regarding this issue. -Councilman Quast moved an informational hearing he scheduled for the March 2, 1982 Council meeting and Councilman Hordyk seconded. After further discussion, the-motion carried. B. Conditional Use Hearing - Seafarms, Inc. Councilman Polhamus moved the Council concur with the recommendation of the Planning Commission and approve Seafarmsr Inc. application for a Conditional Use Permit to .establish a freezing and cold storage facility for seafood, meats and vegetables in an existing 9,250 square foot warehouse situated at 2020 South Oak Street subject I to the following conditions: 1.) The parking area located on Lots 6, 7 and 8, Bloc 8, he paved and brought up to City standardsi 2.) Modifications of the building to comply with the Fire Codei and 3.) Landsc~ping or other artificial barriers, to he determined at the time of the building permits, to mitigate the impact of the hours of operation on the neighborhood; and citing the following findings of fact: 1.) Such business operation should be encouraged. 2.) Granting the permit will be for the public good; 3.) The operation will increase employment in the citYi and 4.) There appears to be no neighborhood opposition to this proposal. CouncilrnanHordyk seconded. After further discussion, the motion to approve the Conditional Use Permit carried with Councilman Gerberding voting "No". Councilman Hordyk then moved the Council .accept and place on file as received the Planning Commi'ssion-minutes of February 10, 1982; Councilman Whidden seconded and the motion carried. 4. General Service Customer Electrical Rates The Council had previously considered a modification to the general service electrical rates proposed by staff at the January 12, 1982 meeting; a public hearing was held on January 19, 1982 and the matter was tabled at the February 2, 1982 meeting. Mayor Duncan read a letter from C. Hulse, President of the Uptown Businessmen's Association requesting Council lower the demand rate and refund previous demand billings. She also reviewed a memorandum from L. Cosens and R. Orton recommending approval of the rate as proposed with no rate roll back. Power Manager Booth re~ I ported that the previOUS rates were allocated on a fair and equitable basis. Counc' man Gerberding read a statement favoring the approval of the proposed rate but disfavoring a credit roll back or artifically lowered rate. Councilman Quast con- curred with Councilman Gerberding's findings and recommended consideration of modifi- cation to the G rate be removed from the tablei Councilman Hoidyk seconded. Mayor Duncan then read hy title Ordinance No. 2198, entitled, ORDINANCE NO. 2198 AN ORDINANCE of the City of Port Angeles establishing a rate for the sale of electricity to general service customers, amending Section 4 of Ordinance 2137, Section 1 of Ordinance 2173, and Section 13.12.040 of the Port Angeles Municipal Code, and repealing Section 5 of Ordinance 2137 and Section 13.12.050 of the Port Angeles Municipal Code and declaring a public emergency. I ~ '!=.:.: ... --< CITY COUNCIL MEETING February 16, 1982 _ p.. ~~':;::-L. VIII LEGISLATION (CONT.) 4. General Service Customer Electrical Rates (cont.) Councilman Gerberding then moved the Council approve the foregoing ordinance as read by title and Councilman Polhamus seconded. After further discussion, the motion carried. Manager Flodstrom then thanked the Uptown.Businessmen's Associ- ation for their "professional" approach and efforts in working with City Light regarding the demand meter program. I 5.. Resolution Supporting Clallam Bay Prison Site Mayor Duncan then read Resolution 4-82, entitled L RESOLUTION NO. '4-82 A RESOLUTION of the City of Port Angeles endorsing the concept of the establishment of a medium security corrections facili ty at Clallam Eay, Washington, and the undertaking of all necessary environmental impact assessments relating to the proposed Clallam Bay facility. I COhncilman Hordyk moved the Council adopt the foregoing resolution as read by title; Councilman Quast seconded and the motion carried. I , 6.! Waterfront Shoreline Rehabilitation i I Ma~or Duncan reviewed a memorandum from' the Planning Department recommending the coUncil retain Richard Carothers & Associates to complete the design study for rehabilitation of the Downtown Shoreline. After Council discussed the intent of the study with planner Carr, Councilman Whidden moved the Council authorize the City Manager to execute the necessary documents to employ R. carothers & Associates to:complete the design study.of the Downtown Shoreline. Councilman Quast seconded and the motion carried. . It lwas noted that the time was now beyond 10:00 P.M.; councilman Hordyk moved the Council meet in ~xtraordinary session and complete the agenda. Councilman Polhamus seconded and the motion carried. I 7. I City Fire Alarm Systems Ordinance i Ma10r Duncan read Ordinance No. 2199 by title, entitled ORDINANCE NO. 2199 AN ORDINANCE of the city of Port Angeles establishing '. requirements for installation of automatic fire de-, .-;',' tection systems in certain buildings and amending Section 11 of Ordinance No. .2145 and Section 14.22.110 of the Port Angeles Municipal Code. Councilman Gerberding moved the Council adopt the foregoing ordinance as read by title; Councilman Polhamus seconded and the motion carried. I I 8. . Sick Leave - Social Security Taxation Mayor Duncan read Ordinance No. 2200 by title, entitled i ORDINANCE NO. 2200 I AN ORDINANCE of the City of Port Angeles repealing Ordinance No. 2056 with reference to the exclu- sion of sick leave payments from social security taxation. I C0U11ci1man Councilman Hordyk moved-the Council adopt the foregoing ordinance as read by title, Quast seconded and the motion carried. I 9. I utility Tax on PUD Services Mayor Duncan read Ordinance No. 2201 by title, entitled 245, .1 246 ."~..~~"\ CITY COUNCIL l1EETING"\:'\ February 16, 1982 '-~~-'.4.'t,_ 'i." . ,'/ "Jl~i~:.~""; _.:::' ~~~~~.~~~~ ~~~:<-~;,,;::,..;;" -~ . VItI LEGISLATION (CONT.) 9. Utility Tax on PUD Services (cont.) ORDINANCE NO. 2201 AN ORDINANCE of the City of Port Angeles ~ending the utility tax by extending the tax to the distribution and sale of electricity and water by the Public Utility District, and amending Section 4 of Ordinance No. 2133. I Councilman Gerberding moved the Council adopt the foregoing ordinance as read by title1 Councilman Quast seconded and the motion carried. 10. Funding of 8th Street Bridge Hazard Elimination Mayor Duncan read Resolution No. 5-82 by title, entitled ,RESOLUTION NO. 5-32 A RESOLUTION of the City of Port Angeles authorizing the Mayor and City Clerk to execute an agreement between the City of Port Angeles and the Washington State Department of Transportation for funding of Hazard Eliminations for the 8th Street bridges within the City. Councilman Quast moved the Council adopt the foregoing resolution as read by title1 Councilman Polhamus seconded and the motion carried. , 11. Fire Engine Drive Out Council considered Chief Glenn's proposal to drive the fire engine out from Bonduel, Wisconsin expressing concern for liability for damages to the vehicle 'in transit. Councilman Haguewood moved the Council accept the fire engine at the 5th Street Fire Station; Councilman Hordyk seconded. After further dis- I cussion, the motion carried with Councilmen Gerberding and Quast voting "No". . IX LATE ITEMS Letters to Legislators, Manager Flodstrom reviewed the letter to legislators Conner, Nisbet and Owen, included in the informational packet and Councilman Polhamus requested concerns regarding the transit tax be addressed in the letter. X ITEMS FROM THE AUDIENCE NOT ON THE AGENDA None. XI ITEMS FROM THE COUNCIL Councilman Hordyk questioned Chief Cleland regarding the Police Department's month~y report .for January. Mayor Duncan reported on the Coast Guard Cutter HARRIETT LANE launching attended by herself, Manager Flodstrom and Councilman Whidden. Councilman Quast requested Chief Glenn report on the Fire Department's contingency plans for lightering at a later meeting. I XII ADJOURN TO EXECUTIVE SESSION The Council adjourned to an Executive Session at 10:30 P.M. XIII RETURN TO OPEN SESSION AND ADJOURNMENT The Council returned to Open Session and adjourned at 11:00 P.M. ~&.~ Clerk rJ~~ Mayor