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CITY COUNCIL MEETING
Port Angeles, Washington
April 18, 1978
2 CALL TO ORDER
The meeting was called to order by Mayor Haguewood at 7:30 P.M. _
II ROLL CALL
Members Present: ~ Mayor Haguewood, Councilmen Anderson, Boardman, Buck, Duncan,
Hordyk, Wray.
Members Absent: None.
Staff Present: Manager Whorton, Attorney Walrath, Deputy Clerk Caso.
D. Frizzell, P. Carr, D. Flodstrom, R. Orton, J. Honnold,
R. Morgan, K. Cameron.
Guests Present: J. Key, L. Sunny, C. Norwood, M. Norwood, C. Shillington,
K. Williams, W. Bieber, P. Wilden, P. Brady, J. Drain, D.
Kreider, G. Velie, R. Howe, T. Tinkham, R. & E. Sybil, D.
Stephens, D. Smith, J. Tangedahl, H. Smedley, 0. Vigoren,
B. Veltkamp, E. Thompson, N. Turner, G. Heller, R. Erdmann,
B. Philpott.
III MINUTES
Councilman Hordyk moved the Council accept and place on file as received the
minutes of the April 4, 1978 meeting. The motion was seconded by Councilman
Wray and carried.
IV LEGISLATION
1. PUBLIC HEARING - HUD SMALL COMMUNITIES BLOCK GRANT PROGRAM
Mayor Haguewood opened the public hearing on proposed projects to be sub-
mitted under the HUD Small Communities Block Grant Program, and announced
to the audience that this will be a joint public hearing between the City
and Clallam County.
The Covncil then heard a brief summary of the grant program by Planner Carr,
who is working with Randy Tyler on the pre-application. This application,
Mr. Carr explained, will be a joint application between Port Angeles, Clallam
County, Port Townsend, and Jefferson County. The application will also be
for a "Single Purpose" grant; one or more projects designed to meet a
specific community development need, which, in this case, will be housing
for low and moderate income families. Each application, Mr. Carr continued,
must include a Citizen Participation Plan, a Citizen Advisory Committee,
and a Housing Assistance Plan. The Citizen Advisory Committee must be
appointed by the elected officials and will work in conjunction with the
Citizen Participation Group.
Following Planner Carr's presentation there was a general discussion between
the Council, Manager Whorton, and County Commissioners Ron Richards and Dick
Lotzgesell. Subjects discussed included the pre-application and full ap-
plication fees, the advantages of a joint application, and whether Jefferson
County should remain the lead agency in the program. The discussion con-
cluded with Commissioner Lotzgesell stating that the Clallam County Com-
missioners would join with Port Angeles, Port Townsend, and Jefferson
County to authorize this pre-application to obtain the HUD grant funds.
There was no further comments from the audience or staff on the HUD Block
Grant Program and Mayor Haguewood closed the joint public hearing and ap-
pointed Councilmen Anderson and Buck to work with the interested parties
to finish the pre-application to HUD.
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April is, 197e
IV LEGISLATION
2. PLANNING COMMISSION
485
Mayor Haguewood read the minutes of the Planning Commission's April 12, 1978
meeting with the following action being taken by the Council:
A. Street Vacation: Norwood: Public Hearing
' Mayor Haguewood read that portion of the Planning Commission minutes
dealing with a request by Mr. Clark Norwood to vacate the east half of
"A" Street between Third/Fourth alley and Fourth Street. Councilman
Hordyk then moved the Council not concur with the recommendation of
the Planning Commission and deny Mr. Norwood's request. The motion was
seconded by Councilman Wray. Mayor Haguewood then noted that a public
hearing was scheduled later on in the agenda for this vacation request,
and opened the public hearing to be held in conjunction with the dis-
cussion on Councilman Hordyk's motion.
Councilman Hordyk then explained his reasons for requesting denial of
the vacation request, stating that there remains very few areas on the
bluff to observe the Straits and the City should protect these available
properties for the majority of the citizens.
The Council then discussed this matter at length with Mr. Smedley of the
Planning Commission, Attorney Walfath and Ms. Cynthia Shillington, who
spoke in behalf of the Norwoods. During the discussion Ms. Shillington
pointed out that the only reason the Norwoods are petitioning for this
vacation is so they can obtain clear title to their property so that it
can be sold; at present they cannot obtain clear title as long as their
garage encroaches upon the property line. The Council also discussed
the possibility of moving the garage, the maintenance of the area by
the Norwoods, the possibility of an annual lease of the property to
' the Norwoods, and the problem of obtaining clear title to the property.
The discussion concluded with Mayor Haguewood suggesting the Council table
this matter until Council members can inspect the property in question and
Attorney Walrath can submit a legal opinion.
There were no further comments from the audience on the vacation request,
and Mayor Haguewood closed the public hearing. Councilman Buck then moved
the Council table this agenda item. The motion was seconded by Council-
man Hordyk and carried.
B. Conditional Use Permit: J. Key
Councilman Wray moved the Council concur with the recommendation of the
Planning Commission and approve Mr. Key's request to construct a duplex
on the south side of Hazel Street west of the "C" Street extension be-
cause the area is undergoing a change in character and a duplex would
not appear to have a negative impact. The motion was seconded by Council-
man Buck and carried.
C. Conditional Use Permit: Thompson
Councilman Anderson moved the Council concur with the recommendation of
the Planning Commission and approve Mrs. Thompson's request to build a
duplex on the north side of Ninth Street between "K" and "L" Streets
subject to the parking arrangement being redesigned to eliminate backing
into the alley. The motion was seconded by Councilman Boardman and
carried.
D. Conditional Use Permit: Stephens
Councilman Hordyk moved the Council concur with the recommendation of
the Planning Commission and approve D. Stephen's request to supply
floral decorations as a home occupation located at 805 East Second Street
for a period of six months because it falls within the scope of the
home occupation guidelines and will have no impact on the neighborhood.
The motion was seconded by Councilman Anderson and carried.
't C1 C) CITY COUNCIL MEETING
April 18, 1978
IV LEGISLATION
2. Cont.
E. Conditional Use Permit: Smith
Councilman Buck moved the Council concur with the recommendation of
the Planning Commission and approve Mr. Smith's request for a roller
skating rink as a commercial recreation use in a multi-family zone
located at 703-707 South Chase Street, subject to the following con- ,
ditions: (1) lighting be directed toward the parking area and away from
the residential area, (2) hours of operation be restricted to start at
normal hours with closing at midnight unless a special permit is obtained,
(3) patrons not be allowed to re-enter premises after once leaving, (4)
signs meet code requirements limiting the size to ten square feet, and
(5) 74 parking spaces be allowed with 8 counted as a drop-off zone; sub-
ject to review for compliance with these conditions in two years. The
motion was seconded by Councilman Hordyk and carried.
F. Zoning Ordinance Amendment: Liquified Natural Gas & Liquified Petroleum Gas:
Councilman Hordyk moved the Council refer this matter to a public hearing
at the May 2, 1978 regular Council meeting. The motion was seconded by
Councilman Buck and carried.
G. Conditional Use Permit: Bethany Pentecostal Church
Councilman Buck moved the Council concur with the recommendation of
the Planning Commission and approve Bethany Pentecostal Church's re-
quest to expand the existing church located at 805 South Francis sub-
ject to the following conditions: (1) if the parking lot is lighted,
such lights shall be shielded so that no glare extends to surrounding
residential properties; (2) excavated material to be disposed of at a
site approved by the Public Works Department; (3) building height shall '
not exceed 30 feet; (4) signing to meet code requirements; and (5) the
entrance on 5th•and Francis Streets be closed subject to approval by the
Public Works Director. The motion was seconded by Councilman Hordyk
and carried.
H. Boy Scout Clubhouse
Mayor Haguewood read the "Staff Reports" portion of the Planning Commission
minutes in which the Mount Olympus District, Boy Scouts of America re-
quested a determination by the Commission as to whether a clubhouse would
be a permitted use in residential zones. Councilman Hordyk then sug-
gested Attorney Walrath look into the possibility of leasing City prop-
erty in the green belt area south of Valley Street to the Soy Scouts
for a clubhouse. Attorney Walrath will look into the matter and report
his findings to the Planning Commission and the Boy Scout representatives.
I. Councilman Hordyk moved the Council accept and place on file the Planning
Commission minutes of April 12, 1978. The motion was seconded by Council-
man Duncan and carried.
3. PUBLIC HEARINGS
A. Johnie Key Annexation
Councilman Buck. moved the Council take this agenda item from the table.
The motion was seconded by Councilman Hordyk and carried.
Mayor Haguewood then opened the public hearing on Mr. Key's request to
annex approximately 60 acres of Beacon Hill and Fredericks Additions
TPA to the City, and requested comments from the audience.
The Council then heard from several members of the audience which voiced
both pro and con feelings towards the proposed annexation. During this
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April 18, 1978
IV LEGISLATION
3. Cont.
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discussion, Attorney Ken Williams addressed the Council on behalf of
fourteen residents in the proposed annexation area. After presenting
the Council with letters of protest from his clients, Mr. Williams
pointed out several arguements against the annexation. Three primary
arguements were that the proposed annexation appears to be contrary to
the City's Comprehensive Plan, the annexation is opposed by the majority
of the residents in the area, and the annexation could damage the environ-
ment of the area.
Following Mr. William's presentation there were several other comments
from residents of the area and also from non-residents. Planner Carr
also commented on several of Mr. William's arguements. The discussion
concluded with Councilman Hordyk apologizing for missing the first
public hearing and stating he felt he was not qualified to vote on this
subject until he could review the tapes on the previous public hearing.
Mayor Haguewood then closed the public hearing and read the proposed
Ordinance annexing portions of Beacon Hill and Fredericks Addition to
the Mount Angeles Road area of the City. Councilman Anderson then
moved the Council table this agenda item until the next regular Council
meeting in order to give the Council members who were absent during
the first public hearing time to review the tapes. The motion was
seconded by Councilman Wray and carried with Councilman Boardman
voting "NO."
B. Amendments to Subdivision Regulations
Councilman Hordyk moved the Council take this agenda item from the table.
The motion was seconded by Councilman Anderson and carried.
Mayor Haguewood read a memorandum from the Planning Department outlining
the proposed changes in the subdivisionregulations and then opened the
public hearing. During the discussion on the proposed changes, Attorney
Walrath made reference to Item 10, Section 6, and advised it be amended
as follows: deletion of the word "approximate" and all of the words
following the word "platted" up to the next comma. This should be done,
Attorney Walrath explained, to protect the City against challenges due
to improper notices. There were no further comments on the proposed
amendments and Mayor Haguewood closed the public hearing.
Mayor Haguewood then introduced and read by title Ordinance No. 1966
entitled,
Ordinance No. 1966
AN ORDINANCE amending Ordinance No. 1631, the Port Angeles
Subdivision Regulations, adding a new Section 10 regulating
the occupancy of houses in new subdivisions, and amending
Section 6, requiring data for approval of preliminary and .
final plats, and requiring improvements.
Councilman Hordyk then moved the Council adopt the foregoing Ordinance
as revised by Attorney Walrath. The motion was seconded by Councilman
Wray. During discussion on the motion, Councilman Anderson questioned
Public Works Director Flodstrom and Planner Carr concerning the deletion
of the sewer requirement. On call for the question the motion was passed
by the Council.
C. Amendment to 1978 Revenue Sharing Funds
Mayor Haguewood announced that this is the second public hearing for the
purpose of changing the expenditure categories of the 1978 Revenue Sharing
Funds, and opened the public hearing for comments from the audience. There
were no comments and the public hearing was closed.
" ~ CITY COUNCIL MEETING
April 18,-1978
IV LEGISLATION
3. Cont.
Mayor Haguewood then introduced and read by title Ordinance No. 1967
entitled,
Ordinance No. 1967
AN ORDINANCE amending the 1978 Revenue Sharing Budget
to re-allocate funds to the Municipal Civic Field Project.
Councilman Hordyk moved the Council adopt the foregoing Ordinance as
read by title by Mayor Haguewood. The motion was seconded by Council-
man Boardman and carried.
4. RESOLUTION RE STREET VACATION: POLLARD/CLALLAM COUNTY
Mayor Haguewood introduced and read by title Resolution No. 22-78 entitled,
RESOLUTION NO, 22-78
A RESOLUTION of the City Resolution No. 22-78
j of Port Angeles set}(ng a '
!hearing date for a petition to
vacate a portion of Nineteenth A RESOLUTION of the Cit of Port An ales settin a
I Street and a portion of the alley Y q 4
in Block asa, PTA. - hearing date for a petition to vacate a portion of
WHEREAS, the owners df
interests in real estate abutting Nineteenth Street and a portion of the alley in
t upon Nineteenth Street and ' Block 454, TPA.
alley In Block a54, TPA have
filed a petition with the City
clerk ro make vacation or the ~lman Buck moved the Council ado t the fore oin Resolution as read
following described portion of p g g
said street and alley: ~le by Mayor Haguewood, setting a .public hearing date of May 16, 1978
That portion of Nineteenth ~
Street abutting Lot 1, Block 457 le Street vacation request. The motion WdS seconded by Councilman Wray
TPA antl Lots 16, 17, and 18, ~rried.
Block ESd, TPA and lying north
of the northerly margin of
Lavridsen BoUleva rd; and
That portion of the alley in ,DICE REGULATING PRIVATE SECURITY BUSINESSES
Block 454 abutting Lots 3, d, 5,
16, 17 and 19; and
WHEREAS, said petition :lman Wray moved the Council take this agenda item from the table.
appears to have been signed DY >tion was seconded b Councilman Buck and carried.
the owners of more than two- Y
thirtls of the property abutting
Upon the parrs of said street '
and alley sought to be vacated; Haguewood then introduced and read by title Ordinance No. 1968 entitled,
NOW, THEREFORE, BE 5'.
RESOLVED BY THE
COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF Ordinance No. 1968
PORT ANGELES as follows:
Section 1. The petition to
make such vacation shall be ~7 ORDINANCE of the Cit Council of the Cit of
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council nor more than sixty cii0) Port Angeles establishing rules and regulations
days nor less than twenty (20) for the overnin
days hereafter, to wit: on the I 4 g of private security firms with-
tbin day or May, t97e. in the City.
Section 2. The City Clerk is {
hereby directed to give twenty 4
(20) days notice of the a Walrath then outlined the chan es made in the ro osed Ordinance as
pendency of said petition ', Y 5 P P
according to the provisions of ,1t of a meeting between himself, Attorney Gary Velie, and Mr. John
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day of April, 197e. proposed
5amuelJ.Haguewootl nce, pointing out several areas which they felt may contain potential
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ATTEST: ms. Some of these areas included Section 10, which deals with re-
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effective for the needs of the City and pointed out that the Ordinance not
only regulated the applicant but also makes the applicant responsible for
his employees. Councilman Hordyk also suggested that Section 2, which
regulates the time limit for businesses presently operating to obtain a
license, be changed from six months to three months.
The Council then discussed adequate license fees for the applicant, and
registration fees for his employees with Manager Whorton, Attorney Walrath,
and Finance Director Orton. After several suggestions, the Council agreed
upon the following fees: Class A License - $200 per year; Class B License -
five or more registrants - $150 per year -four or less registrants - $75
per year; Class C License - $300 per year. Registration of employees -
$25 per year and $15 per year for renewals. The Council also agreed to
amend Section 2 to read three months instead of six months.
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.~ a3NM0 w9 A RESOLUTION of the City of Port Angeles setting a
el~,ossaWON QL l hearing date for a petition to vacate a portion of
I Nineteenth Street and a portion of the alley in
_uaneH+eO-aaq+;tl--" Block 454, TPA.
Councilman Buck moved the Council adopt the foregoing Resolution as read
by title by Mayor Haguewood, setting a public hearing date of May 16, 1978
for the street vacation request. The motion was seconded by Councilman Wray
and carried.
5. ORDINANCE REGULATING PRIVATE SECURITY BUSINESSES -
Councilman Wray moved the Council take this agenda item from the table. '
The motion was seconded by Councilman Buck and carried.
Mayor Haguewood then introduced and read by title Ordinance No. 1968 entitled,
Ordinance No. 1968
AN ORDINANCE of the City Council of the City of
Port Angeles establishing rules and regulations
for the governing of private security firms with-
in the City.
Attorney Walrath then outlined the changes made in the proposed Ordinance as
a result of a meeting between himself, Attorney Gary Velie, and Mr. John
Tangedahl, representing Peninsula Security. Following Attorney Walrath's
presentation, Mr. Velie and Mr. Tangedahl both commented on the proposed
Ordinance, pointing out several areas which they felt may contain potential
problems. Some of these areas included Section 10, which deals with re-
vocation of licenses, the firearm qualifications, the requirements for ob-
taining a license, and the required insurance coverage. During this dis-
cussion Councilman Hordyk stated he felt the proposed Ordinance was very
effective for the needs of the City and pointed out that the Ordinance not
only regulated the applicant but also makes the applicant responsible for
his employees. Councilman Hordyk also suggested that Section 2, which
regulates the time limit for businesses presently operating to obtain a
license, be changed from six months to three months. -
The Council then discussed adequate license fees for the applicant, and
registration fees for his employees with Manager Whorton, Attorney Walrath,
and Finance Director Orton. After several suggestions, the Council agreed
upon the following fees: Class A License - $200 per year; Class B License -
five or more registrants - $150 per year - four or less registrants - $75
per year; Class C License - $300 per year. Registration of employees -
$25 per year and $15 per year for renewals. The Council also agreed to
amend Section 2 to read three months instead of six months.
CITY COUNCIL MEETING
April 18, 1978
IV LEGISLATION
5. Cont.
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Councilman Hordyk then moved the Council adopt the Ordinance as amended and
read by title by Mayor Haguewood. The motion was seconded by Councilman Buck
and carried.
6. ORDINANCE INCREASING BUDGET FOR GENERAL ADMINISTRATION
Mayor Haguewood introduced and read in full Ordinance No. 1969 entitled,
Ordinance No. 1969
AN ORDINANCE of the City of Port Angeles amending
the 1978 City budget and increasing appropriations
for the acquisition of certain park related property.
Councilman Hordyk moved the Council adopt the foregoing Ordinance as read in
full by Mayor Haguewood. The motion was se conded by Councilman Buck and
carried with Councilman Wray voting "NO."
7. ORDINANCE RE NSF ACCOUNTS
Mayor Haguewood read a memorandum from Attorney Walrath explaining that the
proposed Ordinance is proposed for adoption as a "housekeeping" measure.
Mayor Haguewood then introduced and read in full Ordinance No. 1970 entitled,
Ordinance No. 1970
AN ORDINANCE of the City of Port Angeles prohibiting
the issuance of checks or drafts against accounts
containing insufficient funds.
' Councilman Hordyk then moved the Council adopt the foregoing Ordinance as
read in full by Mayor Haguewood. The motion was seconded by Councilman
Boardman. During discussion on the motion, Attorney Walrath explained that
the Ordinance language is identical to the language in Ordinance No. 1734,
with the exception of the last line in the first sentence which will now
read "shall be guilty of unlawful issuance of a bank check, a misdemeanor;"
Ordinance No. 1734 read "shall be guilty of petit larceny" which, in the
Municipal Code, is described as the taking of any property of a value of
$25 or less. On call for the question, the motion was passed by the Council.
8. RESOLUTION RE RENEWAL CONTRACT FOR CITY HEALTH AND WELFARE PLAN
Director of Finance Orton briefly outlined the Blue Cross rate increase and
suggested that, since the City's contract with Blue Cross expired April 1,
1978, the City write a Minimum/Maximum contract with Blue Cross and an
interim measure. Under the Minimum/Maximum plan, Mr. Orton explained, the
28.2$ increase will be reduced to I8.2~ and guaranteed for twelve months.
If, at the end of the rating year our plan were to show a loss, Blue Cross
would reserve the right to adjust rates and retroactivly collect the loss up
to the amount of the original 28.2 rate increase.
The Council discussed this matter briefly with Mr. Orton and then Mayor
Haguewood introduced and read by title Resolution No. 23-78 entitled,
Resolution No. 23-78
A RESOLUTION of the City Council of the City of
Port Angeles authorizing the City Manager to exe-
cute a renewal contract for City health and wel-
fare plans.
Councilman Buck moved the Council adopt the foregoing Resolution as read by
title by Mayor Haguewood. The motion was seconded by Councilman Hordyk and
carried.
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April 18, 1978
IV LEGISLATION
9. RESOLUTION RE AGREEMENT FOR "SCAN" TELEPHONE LINES
Mayor Haguewood read a memorandum from Finance Director Orton summarizing
the cost savings potential through use of the "SCAN" long distance telephone
network. The present "SCAN" rates are $. 07 per minute anywhere in the State
and $. 15 to $.28 outside Washington, as compared to $.41 per minute as the
lowest weekday rate for a long distance call between Port Angeles and Seattle
This agreement, Mr. Orton continued, may cut the City's long distance
charges by 40~.
Mayor Haguewood then introduced and read by title Resolution No. 24-78 entitled,
Resolution No. 24-78
A RESOLUTION of the City Council of the City of
Port Angeles authorizing the City Manager to sign
an agreement for "SCAN" telephone service.
Councilman Buck moved the Council adopt the foregoing Resolution as read by
title by Mayor Haguewood. The motion was seconded by Councilman Hordyk and
carried.
10. PROJECT TO UPDATE CITY TELEPHONE SYSTEM
Manager Whorton informed the Council that the Pacific Northwest Bell rate
increase deadline has been scheduled for May 10, 1978, and suggested the
Council table this agenda item in order to give the Council members more
time in which to consider the information submitted by Finance Director
Orton on the upgrading of the City's telephone communication system.
Councilman Buck then moved this agenda item be table. The motion was
seconded by Councilman Wray and carried with Councilman _Hordyk voting "NO."
11. SHORELINE PERMIT APPLICATION: PENINSULA PLYWOOD '
Mayor Haguewood read a memorandum from the Planning Department concerning
Peninsula Plywood's application for a Shoreline Permit to do work within the
shoreline area consisting of construction of a rail spur and paving 48,000
square feet of the sawmill site. The proposed rail spur would enable Pen
Ply to load lumber flatcars on site, and the paving of 'the sawmill site
would reduce dust emissions.
Councilman Buck then moved the Council concur with the recommendation of the
Planning Department and approve Peninsula Plywood's application for a shore-
line permit subject to compliance with XVII F 16. c and d of the Shoreline
Master Program. The motion was seconded by Councilman Wray. During dis-
cussion on the motion, Councilman Anderson questioned Planner Carr and Mr.
Gene Heller, Manager of Pen Ply, regarding run-off from the paved sawmill
site which will be directed into the city storm drainage system. Mr. Heller
assurred the Council that Pen Ply will initiate some kind of straining system
for this run-off. Councilman Boardman also questioned Mr. Heller concerning
the possibility of a viewing area for tourists to observe the lumber loaders
at the Pen Ply log yard. On call for the question, the motion was passed by
the Council.
12. FIRE DISTRICT NO. 2 DISPATCHING AGREEMENT
Councilman Wray moved the Council approve the dispatching agreement between
Clallam County Fire District No. 2 and the City. The motion was seconded
by Councilman Buck. During discussion on the motion, Councilman Anderson
questioned Fire Chief Cameron concerning the boundaries of Fire District
No. 2 and whether they would respond to a call from Monroe School upon
request. On call for the question, the motion was then passed by the
Council.
CITY COUNCIL MEETING ~~°
April 18', 1978
IV LEGISLATION
13. REQUEST FROM WASHINGTON TRUCKING ASSOCIATION RE TRUCK ROUTE
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Mayor Haguewood read a letter from Mr. Wayne Wilhelm, Chairman of the
Washington Trucking Association, requesting the Council consider a third
lane on the Truck Route for safety reasons. Following a brief discussion
with Public Works Director Flodstrom regarding what portion of the Truck
Route would have a third lane, Councilman Anderson moved the Council refer
this matter to the City's Traffic Engineer. The motion was seconded by
Councilman Buck and carried.
14. BOARD APPOINTMENTS
A. Community Action Council Board
Mayor Haguewood appointed Councilman Buck to the Community Action
Council Board in response to a request by Helen Athow, Chairperson
of the Clallam-Jefferson Community Action Council.
B. Mental Health Developmental Disability Board
Manager Whorton will inquire as to the function of this Board and it's
meeting schedule and will report back to the Council.
15. AWC CONFERENCE DELEGATES
Councilman Buck moved the Council appoint Councilmen Anderson and Wray and
Manager Whorton as voting delegates to the 1978 AWC Annual Convention to
be held June 16, 1978 in the Yakima Convention Center. The motion was
seconded by Councilman Hordyk and carried. •
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16. COAST GUARD PUBLIC HEARINGS ON TANKER REGULATIONS FOR PUGET SOUND
A. Authorization for City Manager to Testify
Councilman Duncan moved the Council authorize Manager Whorton to testify
at the Coast Guard Public Hearings on proposed regulations to govern
the operation of tankers in Puget Sound, to be held April 20 and 21,
1978 in Seattle. The motion was seconded by Councilman Anderson and
carried.
B. Consideration of Proposed Testimony
Councilman Duncan stated she felt Manager Whorton's statement on the
proposed regulations to govern tankers in Puget Sound was excellent,
and pointed out very well the City's concern over the lack of vessel
traffic safety regulations as they apply to the Straits of Juan de
Fuca. There was no Council action on this agenda item.
17. REQUEST RE CLASS "A" DANCE LICENSE: WAGON WHEEL TAVERN
1
Councilman Anderson moved the Council approve willaim J. Hoy dba wagon
Wheel Tavern's request for a Class "A" dance license. The motion was
seconded by Cou ncilman Hordyk. During discussion on the motion, Mayor
Haguewood suggested Attorney Walrath review Ordinance No. 1365, which
governs public dance halls and which was adopted in 1956, to see if it
needs updating. On call for the question, the motion was passed by the
Council.
V ITEMS FROM THE AUDIENCE NOT ON THE AGENDA
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" ? CITY COUNCIL MEETING
April 18, 1978
VI FINANCE
1. CONSIDERATION OF SIDS
A. Light Department - Distribution Transformers
Councilman Wray moved the Council award the bid for 7200-120/240 volt
pole type transformer to the low bidder, Utility Supply, with a total
bid price of $9,368.61 including tax; award the bid for dual voltage
pole type transformer to the low bidder, Utility Supply, with a total
bid price of $66,673.34 including tax; and award the bid for dual voltage
pad mounted transformer to the low bidder, Standard Transformer, with
a total bid price of $7,349.64 including tax. The motion was seconded
by Councilman Anderson and carried.
B. City/Port Joint Sanitary Sewer Project
Mayor Haguewood read a memorandum from the Public works Department which
briefly summarized the joint sewer project between the City and the Port
for construction of a sewer line for the new Airport Industrial Park.
The.-Port has opened the bids on this portion of the Industrial Park
Development and have accepted the low bid of Del Guzzi Construction,
which amounts to $396,277.44, subject to confirmation and approval by
the City Council. The City's portion of the project involves the con-
struction of a twelve inch sanitary sewer along Milwaukee Drive from
Tenth Street to Sixth Street. The original estimate and budgeted amount
was $35,000. However, Public Works Director Flodstrom has been informed
by the Port`s engineer that the City's share may be as much as $42,000.
The Council then discussed this matter briefly with Public Works Director
Flodstrom, who stated he felt the $42,000 was high but could make no
comments on it until he was able to review an itemized breakdown of the
bid amount. Mr. Flodstrom did, however, recommend 'the Council approve
Del Guzzi Construction's low bid so that work on the project could
proceed.
Councilman Wray then moved the Council approve Del Guzzi Construction's
low bid and enter into the joint sanitary sewer project for the Airport
Industrial Park, with the City's share of the project not to exceed
$42,000. The motion was seconded by Councilman Hordyk and carried.
2. SALE OF MUNICIPAL PIER BONDS
Mayor Haguewood read a memorandum from Finance Director Orton outlining the
bids recieved for the sale of the Municipal Pier bonds and recommending
acceptance of the low bid of United California Bank of 5.434$.
Councilman Wray then moved the Council award the bid for the sale of the
Municipal Pier bonds to United California Bank with a net interest rate
of 5.434$. The motion was seconded by Councilman Buck and carried. Other
bidders included Rainier Bank - 5.550257; Seattle First National Bank -
5.520245$; Continential Bank - 5.503332; Foster and Marshall - 5.4870118;
and Seattle Northwest Securities - 5.463770.
3. STOP-WORK ORDER BILLING - F. DALTON
Mayor Haguewood informed the Council that this bill for an improper stop
work order had been submitted by Mr. Dalton at the April 4, 1978 Council
meeting. Mr. Dalton stated at that time that he felt he was not responsible ,
for the bill since the stop-work order was given without sufficient reason.
Mayor Haguewood then requested recommendations from Manager Whorton and
Public Works Director Flodstrom on this matter. Both Mr. Whorton and Mr.
Flodstrom recommended denial of the claim.
4. CALL FOR BIDS - LIGHT DEPARTMENT
Councilman Hordyk moved the Council authorize the Light Department to call
for bids on an additional 300 KVA padmounted transformer for a 27 unit apart-
ment complex at Second and Penn Streets. The motion was seconded by Council-
man Wray and carried.
CITY COUNCIL MEETING ~?^~
April I8, 1978
VII CONSENT AGENDA
Councilman Buck moved the Council accept the items under the Consent Agenda
including Vouchers Payable of $232,704.20 and Payroll of $116,056.41. The
motion was seconded by Councilman Hordyk and carried. Items approved under
the Consent Agenda are as follows:
1. Approved payment of $109,387,35 to Del Guzzi Construction Company as the
' first progress payment on the Civic Field Project.
2. Approve payment of $1,854.15 to Cronauer Construction as the retained per-
centage on Fhase I, Demohta.on, of the Civic Field Project.
3. Authorize the Light Department to call for bids on two 300 KVA pad mounted
transformers.
4. Notification has been received from the Washington State Liquor Control Board
of a Class C liquor license application for the Kitchen Loft, House of Health,
511 East First Street.
5. Approved the April 3, 1978 Board of Adjustment minutes.
VIII LATE ITEMS
1. BURROWES AND FOX EASEMENT - RESOLUTION
Manager Whorton informed the Council that two major conditions have been
added to the Resolution authorizing the Burrowes and Fox easement: (A)
Condition No. 2 - the term of the easement shall be for a period of twenty-
five (25) years, with an option to renew for a term to be agreed upon by
the parties; and (B) Condition No. 11 - easement shall be exclusively used
to provide access to the Burrowes and Fox timber lands referred to above for
logging purposes. During discussion on the proposed Resolution, Councilman
Wray suggested the work "only" be inserted at the end of Condition No. 11
to keep out any and all private parties which are interested in this area.
Councilman Wray then moved the Council adopt the Resolution authorizing the
Mayor to sign an easement across City property for the Burrowes and Fox
Logging Company to log and market timber owned by them. The motion was
.seconded by Councilman Duncan and carried with Councilman Hordyk voting
"NO.
Resolution No. 25-78
A RESOLUTION of the City Council of the City of
Port Angeles, Washington, amending Resolution No.
3-78 authorizing the Mayor to sign an easement
across City property to permit Burrowes and Fox
Logging Company to log and market timber owned
by them.
2. ORDINANCE RE SETTLEMENT OF SPRAGUES VS CITY OF PORT ANGELES
Ordinance No. 1971 was introduced and read by title.
Ordinance No. 1971
AN ORDINANCE of the City of Port Angeles authorizing
the payment of funds in settlement of Claliam County
Superior Court Cause No. 23774, Spragues, inc, vs
the City of Port Angeles.
Councilman Anderson then moved the Council adopt the foregoing Ordinance
as read by title. The motion was seconded by Councilman Bu ck and carried
unanimously. - ~.~. T ~.. :~-~-s -~ ..-_ : _ : , , ._ ~
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April 18, 1978
VIX STAFF REPORTS
1. Councilman Boardman: Questioned Manager Whorton concerning letters to
Bert Cole and Governor Ray regarding the DNR leasing proposals in the
harbor. Requested the Council look over the home occupation guidelines
during a work session.
2. Councilman Hordyk: Announced that Bert Cole will be the speaker at a meeting
of the Clallam County Democratic Club on Wednesday, April 19, 1978 at 8:00
P.M. in the Women's Literary Clubhouse in Port Angeles.
3. Councilman Wray: Commented on a newspaper article on a hugh "mountain" of
compacted trash in California.
4. Councilman Duncan: Informed the Council that Northern Tier has typed up
the questions she raised at the April 4, 1978 meeting and they will have
answers for her soon.
5. Manager Whorton: Reminded the Council of the Executive Session to be held
after the meeting. Announced that either he or Attorney Walrath will be
attending the next meeting of the BLM Coordinating Committee to be held
Tuesday, May 2, 1978 in Portland.
X ADJOURNMENT
The meeting adjourned at 10:35 P.M. to an Executive Session.
City Clerk " ' -
Washington.
Bids will be opened and ~~
fobulated for the City Council y~
consideration by said I~
Council in session Tuesday, 11184
May 2, 1978. •--
The Council . reserves the 1 •l Alr~j
right to consider delivery time ~MSp
and to acceptor to reiecf any or ---
~ ~' "°41478.6 ~^~-~,~ ail bids or any part there
NOTICE OF The unit price shall pr
f CALL FOR BIDS ~ tone orrectt ang extension
City of port Angeles, Light improper sa~+s~taxes.
Oepartment, Pub.: April 04. hl, 1978.
' NOTICE is hereby given that ~/
~ sealed bids will be received by -
ihe Ctty Clerk, City of Port'
Angeles, 140 West Front Street,
P.O. Box 711, Port Angeles,
Washington 98362, until 2:Opi
P.M. Thursday, April 27, 1978,
and that the Cify will reject all '
bids received, after the
scheduled closing time and
date, The bids will be opened I
jpublicly of that time for ~
(furnishing the following
equipment and-or inateriaC
PAOMOUNTED 300KVA II}
TRANSFORMER: f
12,470 Ground Y-7200 - fff
2087-120 Radial Feed
4,160 Ground 7.2400 x
12,470 Ground Y-7200 -
480Y•277V
+ Dual Voltage Loop Feed
Bid specifications may be '
Obtained from the Light
Department Office at 240 West
Front Street, Port Angeles,
Washington, 98362.
I A certified check or bid bond
or 5 percent of the amount of ,
the bid shla! accompany each
>id. All bids are to include
lelivery F.O.B. Port Angeles, _ !~
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NOTICE OF BOND SALE
CITY OF PORTANGELES, WASHINGTON
GENERAL OBLIGATION BONDS
NOTICE IS H ER EBY GI V ENO ha00 he City Manager of the City
~~of Port Angeles, Washington, will receive sealed bids at his office
in the City Hall in Port Angeles, Washington, on APRIL 18, 1978
until 11:00 o'clock a.m., Pacific Standard Time, et which time
bids will be publicly opened, for the purchase of The general
obligation bonds of the City in the principal amount of 52,000,000.
Said bids will be considered and acted upon at a meeting of the
' City Coundt to beheld at 7:30 o'clock p.m. on the same date.
BONb OETAlLS: The bonds will be dated Mav 1, 1978, will be
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494 CITY COUNCIL MEETING
April 18, 1978
"{'/'1"'Lega otfces
ego ~7zBf_,FT_
VTX STAFF REPORTS in the eenomination of 55,000 each, will be numbered 1-400,
inclusive, and will matureserially in the order of their number an ~
- the first dayof May of each of the years and in principal amounts
1. Councilman Boardman: Questi< each year as follows:
Bond Nos. Years
Bert Cole and Governor Ray rE L12 1980 Amounts
13-25 1981 £ 60,000
harbor. Requested the Counci 2e-a9 ss,ooo
46.53 1982 70,000
during a Work SE!SSlOn. 54-58 1983 70,000 I
69.84 1984 75,000
1985
80,000
85-101
2. Councilman Hordyk: Announce2 lot-n9 1986 es,ooo
=eting
of the Clallam County Democr~ 12o-13e 1988 ~ 90.000
139-158 95,000 : 00
P.M. in the Women's Literary 159-179 1990 100,000
180-202 1991 105,000
2o3.4za 1 u,ooo '
3. Councilman Wray: Commented o 227-251 j99j 120,000
~ ]25,000
252278 of
1994
compacted trash in California 279-706 7995 135,000
307-336 140,000
337-367 X997 150,000
4. Councilman Duncan: Informed' 368-400 155,000
The bonds will bear interest payable semian
ll
rs~
nua
y on the fl
the questions She raised at j days of May and November of each year from date of iss
( e
ue
commencing May 1, 1979).
answers for her soon. I
PAYING AGENT: The principal of and interest
n th
o
e bonds
will be payable ai the office of the Treasurer of the City of Pori
~ Angeles, Washington
o
i t
,
r, a
he option of the holder, at either of
5. Manager Whorton: Reminded t the fiscal agencies of~th
St
t eld
e
a
e of Washington in the Cities of
after the meeting. Announce Sea Trye, Washington, or New York, New York
e
.
PRIOR REDEMPTION: Bonds maturing on or after May 1,
attending the next meeting O 7989 are subject to redemption at
r
i
pa
pr
or to maturity at the
Tuesda , Ma 2 1978 in Port option of the City in whole, or in part in inverse numerical order
y y ~ on
,
any interest payment date on or after May 1, 1988.
SECURITY: The bonds will be general obligati
b
on
onds. The
City, as authorized by law, vote of ifs qualified electors, and
X ADJOURNMENT ordinances of its City Council dul
y and regularly passed, has
irrevocably pledged that, unless the principal of and interest on
e the bonds of this issue are paid fr
th
om o
er sources, iT will make
The meeting adjourned at 10:35 F annual levies of taxes without limitation as to rate or amount
upon all of the property in the CiTy subject to taxation in amounts
sufficient to pay such princi
al
I '
p
and
nterest as the same shall
become due.
INTEREST RATE AND BIDDING DETAILS: Each bid shall
be enclosed in a sealed envelo
Th
pe.
ere is no official bid form.
I Each bid submitted shallprovtdeforpaymentofaccruedinterest
~ iq date of delivery and shall specify either (a) the lowest rate Or
rates of Interest and premi
i
um,
f any, above par, ai which }he
bidder will purchase the bonds; or (D} the lowest rate or rates of
i
nterest at which the bidder will purchase the bonds aT par, No
bid will be accepted for the purchase of l
t
ess
han all of the bonds
or for a price less than 100 percent of the principal amount of The
I bonds.
One or more rates Of interest maybe fixed for the bonds, which
~ rate or rates must be in a multiple of 'ie or 1-2D of 1 percent. No
~
/
tl
;~
?JrL-~[_J C~ . /J QGIGLC~
_ 6e the Same on al
l bonds matu ring in an
on
r
h
T-
City Clerk y
e year
the same
or
•--~'- `
" each year on any bond, and represented by one coupon for each
Washington, ~ ~ installment. There shall not be a difference-of m
th
ore
an 2
Bids will be opened an( Percent between the Eowesi and highest rates bid
.
tabulated for the City Counci It's requested that each bid state the total interest cost over the
for consideration D life of the bonds
less the premi
i
,
um,
f any, and the net effective
Council in session Tuesda
interest rate of such bid. Such sTa tam eni shall not b
d
y
e
eemed to
May 2, 1978, be a part of such bid.
- The Council . reserves ihr The City reserves the right to reieci any and all bids received
and to waive any irregularities ther
right to consider deli
i
e
n.
very timt
and Toaccepior}oreiectanyor DEPOSIT: All bids, except that of the State of Washington,
r - ~ ~ -_- __ ~~ all bads Or any part th
shall be accompanied by a deposit of 5
`
ereof,
percent of the amount 0(
414786
~ -~+--J The unit price shall r the bonds either in cash or by cashier's or certified check made
~ NOTICE OF and the P evar Payable unconditionally to the Cit
City reserv
hi
h
t
~
y, w
es
c
he righ
amount or check will
CALL FOR BIDS fo
be returned to the bidder if the bid is not accepted. If the
correct any extensions of 1
City of Port An
el
su
s
i
Li
g
e
,
ght
mproper sajgs~taxes.
ccessful bidder shall fail or neglect to complete the purchase of
Department, pub : April
sAitl bonds within shirty.five da
I4 1 19
s fr
th
~
~
y
om
78
e a[cepia nce of his bid,
NOTICE is hereby given that the amount so deposited shall be forfeited to the Cit
No int
I sealed bi
y.
erest
ds will be received by ~- _ ~ -- --,., Shall De allowed On Such deposit,
the Cit
Cl
k
y
er
, City of Porf ~ AWARD: The bonds will be awarded To the bidder whose bid
Angeles, 740 West Front Street
' produces the low
t
t
,
es
ne
interest cost f0 the City to be determined
P.O. Box 711, port Angeles, by computing the total dollar interest cost f
rom the date of the
Washington 98362, until 2:00; I bonds to the respective maturity dates and deducting therefrom
P.M. Thursday
'any premi
April 27
f9
,
,
um.
78, I
and that the City will reject all ' DELI VERY: Printed bonds wilt be furnished by the CiTy and
I
bids re
i
ce
ved. after the .
will be delivered to the purchasers in Seattle, Washington, at the
scheduled closing Time and expense of the City, or elsewhere at the
urchas
'
p
er
s option and
date. The bids will be opened I expense. Accrued interest to the date of delivery of the bonds
;publicly of that lime fort Shall be paid by the purchaser at th
Ti
(
e
me of delivery,Bafflement
furnishing the following + for the bonds shall be made in Federal Funds available on Th
e
W
t
q
e
pmen
and•or material: date and at the time and pia [e of delivery.
1 EACH 300KVA ~ The approving legal opinion of the taw firm of PresTOn,
,PADMOUNTED + Thorgrimson, Ellis, Holman & Fletcher to the effect th
t
:TR
a
(a} the
ANSFORMER: M3 I bonds are valid and legally binding general obligations of the
12,470 Ground Y-7200 - 'City, (b} unless paid from other sources
th
b
,
e
onds are payable
208Y-120 Radial Feed ~ I from ad valorem Taxes levied upon all the taxable properly
4
160 Gro
d
ith
,
un
Y-2400 x ~ 1 w
in The City without limitation as to rate or amount and (c)
12,470 Ground Y-7400 - interest on the bonds is exempt from federal i
ncome taxes, will
480Y-277V be printed on the bonds and will be furnished, without cost, to The
I Dual Voltage Loop Feed ~ I successful bidder ai the tim
f
e o
delivery. The obligations
Bid specifications may be ' hereunder t0 deliver Or aCtept.}he bonds shall be conditioned on
Obtained from th
~ th
Li
i '~
e
eava
ght
labilityand delivery at the time of delivery of the bonds
Department office at 240 West of said approving opinion, and of a certificate, in form and tenor
Front Street
Po
t
~
,
r
Angeles,
satisfactory to said law firm and dated as of the date of such
Nashington, 98362. ~ delivery, t0 the effect that there i5 n0 liti
ati
n
A
g
o
pending Or (to the
certified check or Did bond knowledge of The signer or signers thereof) threatened affecting
~r s percent of the
'th
amount of
e validity of the bonds.
he bid shlal accompany each CUSIP NUMBERS: It is anticipated that CUSIP identification
lid
All bid
.
s are to include numbers will be pri nTed on said bonds, but neither the failure t0
teiivery F.O.B. Port Angeles, ~
~ print such number on any bond nor any error with r
r
-
espect thereto
~ shall constitute cause for a failure or refusal by the pur.haser
246788[ thereof to accept delivery of and payfor said bonds in accordance
NOTICEOF BONDSALE with the terms of the purchase contract. Ali expenses in relation -
CITY OF PORT ANGELES, WASHINGTON to the printing of CUSIP numbers an sa itl bonds shall be paid for
GENERAL OBLIGATION BONDS by the City; provided, however, that the CUSIP Service Bureau
52000000 charge tar the assignment of said numbers shalt be the
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVENihaiThe[ityManagerofiheCii responsibility of and shall be paid for by the purchaser.
F
URTHER INFORMATION: Further informattgn regarding
i of Port Angeles,Washington, will receive sealed bids at his office
These bond
i
th
n
s may be obtained upon request made to Seatile-
e City Hall in Port Angeles, Washington, on APRIL 18, 1978
5ecurities Corporation, 500 Union Street, Seattle,
until 17:00 o'clock a.m., Pacific Standard Time, ai which time
~o
n
Wash ng
bids will be publicly opened, for the purchase of The general DATED ar Port Angeles, Washington, this 21st day of
obligation bonds of the City to the principal amount of 54
000
000
,
,
. February, 1978,
;Said bids will be considered and acted upon at a meeting of the
'
Marian C. Parrish
City Council to be held at 7:30 O'clock p.m. On the same date
.
BOND OETAlLS: The bonds will be dated Mav 1, 7978, will be Pub.: Feb. 26, March 6, 73. 20, 1918. City clerk