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CITY COUNCIL MEETING
Port Angeles, Washington
April 20, 1976
CALL TO ORDER
The meeting was called to order by Mayor Olson at 7:30 P.M.
II ROLL CALL
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Members Present: Councilmen Anderson, Buck, Haguewood, Hordyk, Ross,
Wray.
Members Absent: None
Staff Present: Manager Whorton, Attorney Taylor, Clerk Parrish.
D. Flodstrom, J. Warder, T. Honnold, D. Frizzell, P. Carr,
R. Parrish, P. Rodman, H. Kochanek, J. Sweatt, R. Wait.
Guests Present: J. Abram, J. Dain, N. Folk, F. Dalton, R. Olin, A. McWilliams
V. McLaughlin, L. Hinshaw, J. Hinshaw, L. Stefani, A. Fletcher,
V. Cameron, J. Melton, E. Hauft, P. Cline, Mr. & Mrs. C. V.
Basom, B. Odell, M. Brook, J. Key, Mrs. H. Swenson, D.
Johnson, T. Wilcox, D. Anding, P. Mathers, J. Kearin, J.
Faires, J. Phillips, Mr. & Mrs. Vail, K. Olmstead, D. Price,
Capt. C. W. Swickey, J. Jones, K. Clark, J. Jessup, P.
Wilden, D. Livingston, H. Gray, P. Lieuranne, D. Pilt,
Linda Switzer, W. Smith, M. Mattila.
III MINUTES
Councilman Hordyk moved the minutes of the April 6, 1976 meeting be accepted
and placed on file as received. The motion was seconded by Councilman Wray
and passed by the Council.
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IV FINANCE
1. Bid Call Authorization.
Councilman Hordyk moved the Council authorize the Public Works Department
to call for bids on one (1) wet well mounted lift station for Wastewater
Treatment Plant Pump Station No.5. Councilman Ross seconded the motion
and it carried.
.2. Boulevard and ilL" Intersection Improvement Project.
Councilman Haguewood moved the Council approve payment of $2,420.00 to
James Bruch, Rt. 3 Box 228, Port Angeles, as the first (March) estimate
of work done and material furnished by said contractor on the Boulevard
and ilL" Intersection Improvement Project The motion was seconded by
Councilman Hordyk and passed by the Council.
3. First and Front Street Lights Project.
Councilman Haguewood moved the Council approve payment of $3,969.59 to
Harstad Associates, Inc. as progress payment No.5 for engineering services
on subject project from February 26, 1976 through March 25, 1976. The
motion was seconded by Councilman Ross and carried by the Council.
4. Vouchers Payable and Payroll.
Councilman Hordyk moved the Council approve $403,953.66 Vouchers Payable
and $103,319.88 Payroll Transfers. The motion was seconded by Council-
man Ross and carried.
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V ITEMS FROM THE AUDIENCE NOT ON THE AGENDA
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Val Cameron of the Federal Economic Development Administration addressed the
Council regarding the Public Pier Project. Mr. Cameron stated his agency
will be submitting a "potential projects" list for the next fiscal year
funding. While the public pier project has been on an inactive status, he
brought tothe Council's attention that the Coast Guard has under consideration
the problems associated with the new 200 mile limit law which becomes
effective in July 1976, and, if the City is favored with additional ships
being stationed at Port Angeles, a public pier may become a live issue
again. In two to three weeks time, after the Council have considered this
matter, Mr. Cameron would like some indication from the Council as to whether
the project should be included on the potential projects list or again be
dropped from the list and put in a "hold" category. He also indicated he
appreciates the fact that the City has under consideration the potential
problems associated with its water system and stated he is prepared to assist
in any way that is possible, depending on Congressional funding allocations
for the total EDA Program.
Councilman Ross encouraged the reinitiation of this community wide project and
recommended Manager Whorton look into the background information on this
matter.
Councilman Haguewood commented the need for a public pier has existed since
the 1920's and noted as an item of interest that the City had an offer from
the General Servi'ces Administration for the Swiftshore Light ship to be used
as a nautical museum, whiCh would have been a definite tourist attraction;
the City however, could not accept the offer as'it had no place to accomodate
the vessel.
Mayor 01 son assured Mr. Cameron the Counci 1 wi 11 take thi s~matter under
advisement.
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Mrs. McWilliams of Seamount Estates Subdivision next approached the Council
regarding the four requests made to the Council by the McWilliams on April 6,
1976 and asked for Council action on this matter at this meeting. It is
noted that the McWilliams were provided a revised profile on April 7, 1976
as committed.
After Mrs. McWilliams spoke, Manager Whorton reported concerning City Manage-
ment's meeting with the McWilliams on April 20, 1976 for the purpose of
reviewing the requests. Considerable discussion was devoted to this matter
in an attempt to arrive at a workable solution agreeable to both the McWilliams
and the City. It was the consensus of the Council that a work session on
subdivisions was required before any decisions could'be made. A work session
was then scheduled for Thursday, April 22, 1976 at 7:30 P.M.
VI LEG ISLATION
1.
Mayor Olson introduced Captain Carlton W. Swickley of the U~ S. Coast Guard,
Captain Swickley then presented former Mayor C. Vernon Basom with a
plaque of appreciation for his contributions toward the spirit of
cooperation that has always existed between the City of Port Angeles and
the U. S. Coast Guard.
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Mayor Olson presented a "Certificate of Appreciation" to Edward L. Hauff
in recognition of his painting of a bald eagle which Mr. Hauff presented
to the City of Port Angeles as part of our Bicentenni al celebration. The
Mayor thanked Mr. Hauff on behalf of the citizens of Port Angeles.
Certificates of Competency as water Works Specialist III (Ge~eral
Division), issued by the Board of Certification for Washington State
Water Works Operators, were presented to Donald L. Anding and Terry A.
Wilcox by Mayor Olson. The Mayor extended the Council's congratulations
to the recipients for their interest in the program and their service to
the community.
2.
The minutes of the Planning Commission March 29, 1976 work session and
April 12, 1976 regular meeting were read by Mayor Olson with the
. following action being taken by the Council.
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Councilman Hordyk moved the Council concur with the recommendation of the
Planning Commission and deny the request of Pyramid Builders, Inc., for
the rezone of the N~ of Lot 4, Broadway Addition (approximately 100'xI50')
from RS-7 to RMF. The motion was seconded by Councilman Anderson. On the
Mayor's call for discussion on the motion, P. Mathers of Pyramid Builders
addressed the Council and expressed the firm's dissatisfaction with the
Planning Commission's decision on their rezone request. In the firm's I
opinion, the rezone does not fall in the category of "spot zoning", as
determined by the Planning Commission, and Mr. Mathers indicated the
reasons for the opinion. He also indicated a petition is being circulated
among the adjoining property owners for requesting the rezoning of a larger
area.
Councilman Hordyk then commented that he moved to deny the rezone request as
the lots in question are completely surrounded by an RS-7 zone; if a request
is submitted to the Planning Commission via petition containing signatures of
property Owners contiguous to the RMF zone, it would be proper for the Council
to consider said request. Councilman Ross stated some of the existing zoning
inequities should be corrected by the new Comprehensive Plan. On call for
the question on motion to deny the request as submitted, the motion was
carried by the Council with Councilman Ross abstaining.
Councilman Anderson moved the Council concur with the Planning Commission's
recommendation and authorize a one-year extension to Charles J. and Mary
H. Allen's conditional use permit granted them October 21, 1975 to operate
a craft shop as a home occupation at 336 Whidby in the RS-7 zone. The
motion was seconded by Councilman Hordyk and passed by the Council.
Councilman Buck moved the Council concur with the Planning Commission's
recommendation and deny Peter L. Chase's request for a conditional use
permit to operate an upholstery shop as a home occupation in his double
garage at 1026 E. 5th Street in the RS-7 zone. The motion was seconded by I
Councilman Hordyk. At this point, Mr. Chase addressed the Council and pro-
vided the Council with additional information relating to his request.
Based on the fact that this information was not available to the Planning
Commission in total at the time the CUP request was considered by said
agency, Mr. Chase I'equesteda fe-evaluation of his request for a conditional
use permit. Councilman Buck then withdrew his motion to deny Mr. Chase's
request for a conditional use permit with Councilman Hordyk withdrawing his
second. Councilman Haguewood moved the C Custom Upholstery matter pre-
sented at the Planning Commission April 12, 1976 meeting be referred back
to the Planning Commission. The motion was seconded by Councilman Wray
and passed by the Council.
Councilman Wray moved the Council concur with the Planning Commission's
recommendation and approve the request of Anna A. Fletcher, 108 E. Whidby,
for a conditional use permit to erect a duplex on Lots 5 and 6 of Block 414,
Townsite located on the south side of west 14th Street between liB" and
"C" Streets in the RS-7 zone. The motion was seconded by Councilman
Haguewood and passed by the Council.
Councilman Wray moved the Council concur with the recommendation of the
Planning Commission and disapprove as presented Jon Raymond's "Westend"
preliminary plat. The motion was seconded by Councilman Ross and carried.
The Planning Commission recommended the division be reconsidered if the
property were divided into two 70' lots both of which had frontage on "N" I.
Street and did not rely on access from any possible future dedication of
17th Street right-of-way.
Councilman Anderson moved the minutes of the Planning Commission April 12,
1976 meeting be accepted and placed on file. Councilman Hordyk seconded
the motion and it carried.
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3.
Councilman Haguewood moved Johnie Key's annexation request be taken
from the table. The motion was seconded by Councilman Hordyk and
carried.
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Councilman Haguewood moved the Council deny Johnie Key's existing
request for annexation of Vista Meadows to the City of Port Angeles.
The motion was seconded by Councilman Wray. It is noted a work session
was held on April 8, 1976 on this matter; those opposing and proposing
the annexation were in attendance and expressed their views for Council
consideration. .
Johnie Key addressed the Council at this time and requested the Council
consider his annexation request as originally submitted and exclude con-
sideration of the areas recommended by the Planning Commission to be
included in the proposed annexation as these property owners reject
annexation to the City. Mr. Key spoke at length about his annexation
request and pointed out the benefits that would be derived from the
development of his subdivision. He concluded his presentation by again
requesting the Council to reconsider his annexation request as originally
submitted.
Attendees who spoke in opposition to the proposed annexation were Mr.
and Mrs. Hinshaw, R. Pitt and Attorney R. Richards.
Councilman Ross proposed that perhaps this was a situation whereby the
City might contract for the extension of sewer services to the requestor,
J. Key, contingent upon annexation of the property to the City when
requested. In Councilman Hordyk's view, the major concern regarding
the proposed annexation is the problem of serVicing the area with utilities
because of its distance from the City limits.
On call for the question on the motion before the Council to deny Johnie
Key's existing request to annex Vista Meadows to the City of Port Angeles,
the motion was passed by the Council.
4. The next order of business was consideration of the Final Plat of Block "A"
Seabreeze Estates. Councilman Ross moved the Council approve the Final Plat
of Block "AU Seabreeze Estates subject to the future amendments to the
subdivision regulations regarding payment for utilities. The motion was
seconded by Councilman Wray and passed by the Council.
5. Mayor Olson introduced the next agenda item relating to the acquisition
of right-of~way at the intersection of Front and First Streets for the
purpose of realigning the East city limits entrance to the City.
Public Works Director Flodstrom reported on this proposed project. Stating
that the State Highway Department has money appropriated in their 1977
budget for construction of the realignment subject to the City negotiating
for the required right-of-way, Mr. Flodstrom explained that City Manage-
ment has conferred with the State Highway Department, the owner of the
involved private property, and two potential developers of the private
property on this matter.
Access to Front Street is one of the concerns of the potential developers.
according to Mr. Flodstrom, and while the State's proposed realignment plan
did prbvide' said access, it is the opinion of the Public Works Depart-
ment that access to Front Street not be allowed under the present roadway
realignment improvement plan. He then referred to an engineering drawing
illustrating the proposed realignment of Front Street as recommended
by the Public Works Department and explained the composition of the road-
way realignment and the traffic flow and circulation patterns. He also
pointed out the areas ingress and egress access patterns to Penn, Front,
and First Streets.
Members of the Chamber of Commerce, area business owners and potential
developer representatives were in attendance and discussed with the Council
and City Management cthe' ramifications of the proposed improvement. The
length of the realignment barrier, vehicular traffic flow and hazards,
intersection signalization, access to business establishments and the
possible northerly extension of Penn Street were areas of major concern
and were discussed at length.
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Councilman Haguewood moved the Council adopt Improvement Resolution No.
199. The motion was seconded by Councilman Wray and unanimously passed
~ by the Council. The Resolution sets the hearing date on the improvement
ell_JOYP""'''' u; "\ of Glenbrook Circle in the Glenbrook Subdivision for Tuesday, May 18,
~,1976 at 7:30 P.M. in the City Council Chambers at 134 W. Front Street.
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It was the concensus of the Council that a representative from the
State Highway Department, namely, the District Engineer, should be
contacted and asked to attend the next Council meeting to discuss
this matter; Manager Whorton will arrange.
In the interim, the disposition of McDonald's application for a building
permit required clarification. After a brief discussion, Councilman
Buck moved the City commit itself to the realignment of the intersec-
tion at Front and First Streets. Councilman Ross seconded the motion.
The discussion continued and on call for the question the motion was
passed'by the Council. The McDonald's representative also requested
Council assurance that the realignment barrier would not extend west of
Penn Street. The Council made no commitment on this request.
The discussion continued regarding the State's proposed realignment plan
versus the Department of Public Works recommended plan for the roadway
rea 1 i gnment. COlJncilman Anderson moved that thi s subj ect be tabled until
a regular Council m)eting is held with a respresentative from the State
Highway Department. The motion was seconded by Councilman Haguewood
and pas'sed by the Councn.
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In reference to the Plaza annexation, Attorney Taylor reported that the
City has received from the County the Quit Claim Deed to that portion of
Block G lying west of a line extended south between Lots 5 and 6 of
Block E and that everything isin order except the public hearing and the
Ordinance. Current plans are for the public hearing to be held at the
May 4, 1976 Council meeting with Council consideration of the annexation
Ordinance following the hearing.
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Mayor Olson read by title a Resolution entitled,
IMPROVEMENT RESOLUTION NO. 199'
A RESOLUTION of the Council of the City of Port Angeles,
Washington, declaring the intention of the City Council
to improve a certain area within the City by grading
draining, paving, and installing curb and gutter, and
by doing all work necessary in connection therewith,
and fixing a time and date and place for the hearing
on this resolution of intention.
Councilman Haguewood moved K. Folk's request to hook-up to the City's water
system for property located on Spruce Street just west of the City limits
be denied as the property is not located within the city. The motion
was seconded by Councilman Hordyk. On the Mayor's call for discussion
of the motion, Norma Folk spoke in defense of the request. Councilman
Ross stated this is another situation where a contract with agreement
to annex when requested shou1d' be considered. On call for the question,
the motion carried with Councilmen Ross and Buck voting "NO",
Councilman Hordyk moved the Council approve the Port of Port Angeles
application for a shoreline management permit for an addition to the
Northeast corner,of the Port Angeles Boat Haven as recommended by
Manager Whorton. The motion was seconded by Councilman Ross and passed
by the Counci 1,
RES 199
IMAAOVEMENT
.:: F\~SOLUTION
. NO. 199
',A RESOLUTION 01 the
Council 01 the City 01 Port
Mgeles, WaShington,
declaril:'g the intention of
the City Council to improve
a certain area within the
Citl' by grading. draining,
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~o~rn~ctio~et~~~:~rhJ a~~ ,
fixing a time and date- and I
place lor the hearing on th,.
resolution of intention.
BE IT RESOLVED BY I H"
CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITYI
OF PORT ANGELES.
WASHINGTON, as lollows:.
Section 1. That it is the
intention of the City Council of
the City 01 Port Angeles
Washington. to order th~
ImprO'lJemf:!nt of an area within
the City by grading, draining
paving, and installing.curb and
~ gutter on Glenbrook Circle in
r thE Glen brook Subdivision. and
performing all other work
I necessary in connection with
I the improvement described in
~ this resolution.
It is the intention of the City
I Council to form a local~
Improvement district for the
above purposes.
Section 2. It ;s the intention of
the City Council Ihat
assessments shall be- made
against the property within the
Glenbrook Subdivision, and the
adjoining properties, in
accordance with .~the special
b-enefits derived by suCh
property Irom the above.
described improvements.
S~ction "3. The City's
engineers are hereby directed
to submit to the Council at or
prior to the date lixed lor the
~::t~i~~nr~f :~~Ses~~~i~~O~os~ ~
.and expense of slJch I
improvement. the portion of
such cost to be borne by the
property, with in lhe proposed '
improvement district. the locat i
improvement district/
I assessments outstanding and
unpa i,d aga in.t the properly'
therem. and the aggregate
actual valuation of the real
estate, including 25 per cent of
!he actual valuation of the.
'''!lpr~vements 1n the proposed
distrIct according -to the
valuation last placed upon it for
the purposes of general
taxation, together with a
diagram or print showing
thereon the lots, tracts, par!!s
01 ,land and other prop I_
which witl be special y
benefited by said
improvements, .;tnd the
estimated amount of the cost
and expens.e thereof to be borne
by each lot, tract or parcel of
land or other property within
the proposed improvement
district .
Section 4. All person Sf who
may desire to object to the
formation of such imprQvement
district. are hereby notified to
appear and present slJch
objections at a meeting of the
City Council to be held in the
Citv Council Chambers, 134
West Front Street, Port
Angeles. Washington, at 7:30
P.M, on May 18, 1976, which
time and place are hereby fixed
for hearing of matters relating
to said proposed improvements
and all obiections thereto, and
for determining the method of
paying for said improV'ements.
The CilY Clerk and Engineers
are hereby directed to prepare
and give notice of such hearing
in the manner required by law.
PASSED by the Council 01 the
City of Port Angeles.
Washington and approved by
tts Mayor at a regular meeting
of said COllncil this 20th day of
April, 1976.
, CITY OF PORT ANGELES,
WASHINGTON' ...
'!ly Carleton B. Olson
Mayor
ATTEST:
Marian C. Parrish
City Clerk
APPROVED AS TO FORM:
Stanley A. Taylor
City Attorney
I, MARIAN C, PARRISH. the
duly qualified and acting City
Clerk 01 the City of PorI
Angeles, Washington. DO
HEREBY CERTI FY thaI the
fore-going resolution is a true-
and correct copy of Resolution
No, 199 01 said City, dUly
adopted by its Council and
approved. by its Mayor at a
regular meeting of said Council
~:~~, on the 20th day 01 April,
Marian. C. Parrish
L) City Clerk
Pub,: April 23,\C9l.1976.
IMPROVEMENT RESOLUTION NO. 199
A RESOLUTION of the Council of the City of Port Angeles,
Washington, declaring the intention of the City Council
to improve a certain area within the City by grading
draining, paving, and installing curb and gutter, and
by doing all work necessary in connection therewith,
and fixing a time and date and place for the hearing
on this resolution of intention.
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Councilman Haguewood moved the Council adopt Improvement Resolution No.
199. The motion was seconded by Councilman Wray and unanimously passed
by the Council. The Resolution sets the hearing date on the improvement
of Glenbrook Circle in the Glenbrook Subdivision for Tuesday, May 18,
1976 at 7:30 P.M. in the City Council Chambers at 134 W. Front Street.
Councilman Haguewood moved the Spruce Street Water Request subject be
taken from the table. The motion was seconded by Councilman Anderson and
carried.
Councilman Haguewood moved K. Folk's request to hook-up to the City's water
system for property located on Spruce Street just west of the City limits
be denied as the property is not located within the city. The motion
was seconded by Councilman Hordyk. On the Mayor's call for discussion I
of the motion, Norma Folk spoke in defense of the request. Councilman
Ross stated this is another situation where a contract with agreement -
to annex when requested should be considered. On call for the question,
the motion carried with Councilmen Ross and Buck voting "NO".
Councilman Hordyk moved the Council approve the Port of Port Angeles
application for a shoreline management permit for an addition to the
Northeast corner of the Port Angeles Boat Haven as recommended by
Manager Whorton. The motion was seconded by Councilman Ross and passed
by the Counci 1 .
Agenda Item No. 10 "Sale of Morse Creek Gravel Pit" was left on the table.
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11. Councilman Hordyk moved the Council authorize Manager Whorton to
proceed with legal proceedings, if necessary, for the collection of
Mr. J. Willis' delinquent water bill. The motion was seconded by
Councilman Anderson and carried with Councilmen Ross and Haguewood
abstaining. Manager Whorton reported a meeting has been tentatively
scheduled for Monday, April 26, 1976, with Mr. Willis to discuss this
matter,
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12. Manager Whorton reported on the substandard condition of the City owned
rental property located at 808 South Valley and requested Council
authorization for demolition of the house and the garage and to clear the
site. Councilman Ross moved the Council authorize demolition of the
buildings, and the site cleared, at 808 South Valley Street. The motion
was seconded by Councilman Hordyk and passed by the Council. The possi-
bility of demolition with the Fire Department burning the buildings will
be investigated, and, as an alternate, the work experience program will
be explored.
13. Agenda Item No. 13, "Mobile Concessionaires" was left on the table.
14. Councilman Hordyk moved that Councilmen Ross, Wray and Anderson be
designated as voting delegates representing the City of Port Angeles at
the 1976 AWC annual convention June 15-18, 1976 in Spokane, Washington.
The motion was seconded by Councilman Haguewood and carried.
15. Councilman Haguewood moved the minutes of the Park and Beautification
Commission March II, 1976 meeting be accepted and placed on file. The
motion was seconded by Councilman Hordyk and carried.
16. Councilman Haguewood moved the minutes of the Civil Service Commission
March 22, 1976 and April 8, 1976 meetings be accepted and placed on
file. The motion was seconded by Councilman Hordyk and carried.
17. Notification from the Washington State Liquor Control Board of application
for transfer of Class H Liquor license from Ross E. Wait, Michael A. Wait
and George lindell, dba the Cedars, to Charles Elyman and William A.
Branberg, dba The Bushwhacker at 1527 East First'Street, Port Angeles,
Washington is noted for the record.
Manager Whorton reported concerning a letter received by the City from
John A. Beare, M. D., Director of the Washington State Department of
Social and Health Services relating to the City Water supply. The
letter states that in accordancw with WAC 248-54-460 the Department
formally orders the City to commence water system improvements by
either constructing a filtration plant on the City's Morse Creek water
supply or by developing an alternate source of water on the Elwha River
by use of Ranney Collectors, and concurrently develop a time schedule
for implementation of the alternative selected. The City is to commit
to the Department the alternative selected and shall submit in writing
the time schedule no later than May 10, 1976; if the City fails to
comply with the terms of the order, the Department will seek to enforce
the order by legal proceedings. Manager Whorton requested direction
from the Council regarding this order.
18.
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Attorney Taylor reported that the Attorney General has advised the city
that failure to comply with the State order"will initiate legal proceedings
against the City in the form of a court injunction. Mr. Taylor also re-
quested Council direction relating to successfully defending the City
in this matter; the Council did not issue such direction.
19.
After discussing the matter, the Council authorized Manager Whorton to
inform the Washington State Department of Social and Health Services
that the Council is taking no action on the letter and does not anticipate
taking any action. It was the concensus of the Council that they prefer a
Judge direct the City to comply with the State's order.
Mayor Olson read a letter directed to Mr. Jack Graham, Office of the
Secretary of State, authored by James R. McMahon. Mr. McMahon requested
hi s 1 etter be publ i cly read by Mayor Olson and be made a part of the
record of the Council. In his letter, Mr. McMahon insists Mr. Graham's
office and the Governor examine for possible falsification of records the
Annual Report filed in Mr. Graham's Office February 11, 1976 by the
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19. cont.
Northern Tier Pipeline Company, 206 Eklund Building, Great Falls,
Montana. Mr. McMahon stated he intends this to be an official citizen's
complaint and expects to hear from Mr. Graham in the immediate future.
By reference the letter becomes a part of the Council record.
20. Councilman Haguewood moved the Council accept the perpetual easement I
trom Standard Oil Company with said easement used for the sole
purpose of maintaining on the easement premises a guy wile anchor for
securing a guy line in connection with the City's traffic control signal
at Front and Race Streets. The motion was seconded by Councilman
Hordyk and passed by the Council.
VII STAFF REPORTS
1. Councilman Hordyk moved to accept and place on file the following staff
reports: February Financial Reports, Revenues and Expenditures, and
Treasurer's Report; March Reports tor Fire, Municipal Judge, Police and
Utilities; and J. Honnold's Out-ot-Town Report. The motion was seconded
by Councilman Wray and carried.
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2. Councilman Wray: Commented he will report on his attendance at the
Portland Energy meeting at the May 4, 1976 Council meeting.
3. Counc)lman Anderson: Commented on the problem that exists in Shane Park.
VIII ADJOURNMENT
The meeting adjourned to Executive Session relating to the New Finance
Director at 10:30 P.M.
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City Clerk
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RES 199
IMPROVEMENT
RESOLUTION
, " .~'lTO~f-Ih"e'''. ( NO, 199
Q:lu~cil of the CitY,Of Port \' ._~
...An!1ele-s, WaShlngton):p actual 'ValuatJOl'1uof tne reaq
declaring the intention .of estate I including 25 per cent of.
the Cify Council to improve' the actual valuation of thel
a certain area within the Jmprove-ments in the proposedl
City by grading, draining, ,districl according to the
paving, and installing curb valuation last place-d upon it for.
and gulfer, and by doing all Ihe purposes of general
work necessary in taxation, together with a1
connection therewith. and... diagram or print Showing
lixing a lime and dale and Ihereon Ihe lots. tracts, parcels
place for the hearing on Ihis .01 land and other properly
resolution 01 intention. which will be specially
\ BE IT RESOLVEO BY THE:. benefited by said
gl;Y C~~~~L OFA~~~~~:'; i~F,;;~~~m;;;,t~~nl ;Nhe ::.;
WASHINGTON, as f""owS:) and expense thereof to be borne
Sedion 1. That' it is thi by each iot, trael or parcel 01
intention of the City Council 0,1 )and or other property within '.
fhe City of Port Angeles J~he proposed improvement
Washington, to order thli fitiru:.lct. ---' '
improvemenl of an Mea within- SeCfiOri '4. All' perj;ons, wli'5
the City by grading, drainlngl may desire to oblect to the
paving, and installing cL!rb and'.- formation of sLlch improvement
gulfer on GlenbrooK Circle I~. districl, are hereby notified to
the GlenbrooK Subdivision, and, appear and present such
performing all other wO,r obiections at a meefing of the
necessary in connection with. City Council to be held in the
the' improvement des-cribed i,' City Coundl Chambers,' 134
this res.olution. ~. West Front Street, Port
It is the intention of ihe Cily. Angeles, Washington, at 7:30
Council to form a local P.M, on May 18, 1976, WhiCh,
improvement district for the' I time and place are hereby fixed
above purposes. '.. for hearing of matters relating
Seetinn 2. It .!S thli intention Of'l fa said proposed improvements
Ihe - City' - Councn- 'tMI and all objections therelo, and
! assessments shatl be made' for determining the method of
, against fhe Droperty with in the paying for said improvements. I
I GlenbrooK $Ubdivislon, and,lhe The City ClerK and Engineers
adjoining properties, in are hereby directed to prepare
accordance with the special and give notice Of such hearing
benefits (jerived by SUCh'l in the manner required by law.
property jfrom Ihe abo'te. PASSED by the Council 01 the
described improvements. City of Port Angeles,
Section 3, The CifY'$, Washlnglon and approved by
engineerS, are I1ereby direded I its Mayor.at a regular meeting
to submitl to the Council ;at or t of said Council this 20th day Of
prior fa fl>e date fixed lor Ihe April, 1976.
hearing on this resolution a CiTY OF PORT ANGELES,
statement of lhe estimated cost WASHINGTON, . J'
and expense of such . B Carleton B, Oison
~~f;o;:sr~~tl b~h~o~O:t~o; ~~i . O!
property within the proposeii'
Improvement ~istrict, Ihe local
improvement distric~
assessments outstanding and
unpafd against the propert'"
re' a~"1lattl,
~llT~
Mayor
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rAPE" :
~. M8"I~n C. Parr,ish
(;\ily ClerK .
APPROVED AS TO FORM:
Stanley A. Tayior
City Attorney ,
I. MARIAN C. PARRISH, the
duly' quaiified and acting City
ClerK 61 the .City of Port
~~~eiy c~t'~i~~tOt~;al ~~
foregl)ing resolution is a true
and correct copy of Resolution
No. 199 01 said Cily. duly
adopted by its Councii and'
approved by its Mayor at a
Ii ' regular meeting of said Council
held on Ihe 20th day of April,
1976.
Marian C. Parrish
City ClerK
Pub.: April 23, 30, 19'-6"
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