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CITY COUNCIL MEETING
Port Angeles, Washington
April 20, 1982
I CALL '.00 ORDER
Mayor Duncan called the meeting to order at 7:00 P.M.
II roLL CALL
Members Present: Mayor Duncan, COuncilmen Gerberding, Haguewood, Hordyk,
Quast, Whidden and Polhann1s.
~1ernbers Absent: None.
Staff Present: Manager Flodstran, City Attorney Miller, Deupty Clerk
Lannoye, L. Cosens, D. Frizzell, L. Glenn, J. Pittis,
R. orton, D. VanHerrert, R. MJrgan, R. French, G. Booth,
M. CanlJbell.
Public Present: B. MacCully, K. & L. Rose, L. Sunny, H. Hussy, G.
Alexander, H. & W. Thanheiser, Mr. & Mrs. L. Beil,
M. & S. Wilhelm, M. & M. Payne, B. Kirschner, M. R.
Wilson, M. Miller, D. Feeley, C. Friedman, N. Johnson.
III MINUTES
councilman Quast moved the Council accept and place on file as received the
Minutes of the April 6, 1982, meeting. Councilman Gerberding seconded and
the rrotion carried. Councilman Quast then" moved the COuncil accept and place
on file as received the Minutes of the April 13, 1982, special meeting.
Councilrnan Whidden seconded and the rrotion carried.
IV FINANCE
1. Equir:rnent Bids
Councilman Quast moved to rerrove consideration of the bid award for the lO
yd. dunp truck from the table; Councilrnan Whidden seconded and the rrotion
carried. Council questioned Finance Director Orton regarding his
recOl111'eI1dations for the bid awards and Councilman Quast then moved the
Council concur with Finance Director Orton 's recorrmendation to reverse their
action of 4/6/82 awarding the bid for the 5 yd. dump truck and body to
Birdwell Ford for a used 1979 canplete unit; reject all of the bids received
for the 5 yd. dump unit, and authorize staff to rebid this unit, specifically
inviting proposals for new and alternate used units (the original bid
specifications had not solicited alternate bids). COuncilman Haguewood
seconded and after further discussion, the rrotion carried.
Finance Director Orton also advised the Council that the lowest responsible
bid received for the lO yd. dunp body was that fran Lynnwood TruckEquipnent
of $10,171. LTE took no exceptions to the bid specifications; hcwever, the
stock unit as bid will need to be ITOdified by LTE to meet all of the
specifications. After further discussion, Councilman Quast moved the Council
approve Finance Director Orton 's recomnendation to accept LTE's bid as the
lowest proposal meeting all specifications, provided that the carpany
guarantees compliance with all specifications. Should LTE be unable to meet
the bid specifications, the bid would then be awarded to Mobile Equipnent for
$lO,332 as the next lowest responsible bidder meeting the bid specifications.
Financing of this unit will be through a Conditional Sales Agreerrent.
Councilman. Gerberding seconded, and during discussion of the motion,
COuncilman Hordyk'"took exception to "negotiating" with Lynnwood Truck
Equipnent regarding their corrpliance with the bid specifications. Finance
Director Orton indicated confirmation with LTE would only be "irade that their
unit corrplies with the bid specifications. After further discussion, the
rrotion carried with Councilrnan Hordyk voting "No".
Councilrnan Quast then moved the Council accept the lcw bid of $36,600
received from Birdwell Ford for the cab and chassis of the 10 yd. dtmlp unit,
as per the bid specifications, and authorize financing through a Conditional
Sales Agreerrent. Councilman Polhamus seconded and the rrotion carried.
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Councilman Haguewood then discussed with Finance Director Orton the
conditional sales agreement. financing currently being used by the Equiprent
Rental FUnd to purchase "large ticket" items.
2. Phase II DowntcMn Irrproverrent Project
A rrerrorandurn fran Public Works Director pittis st.nrrnarized the results of the
bid opening for the DowntoNn Irrproverrents Phase II bids. Councilrran Polhamus
m:wed the Council concur with the reconmendation to award the bid to United ,"I
Western Construction Co., Inc., the apparent low bidder at a total project
cost of $623,705.93. Councilrran Quast seconded, and after further discussion
regarding the scope of the project, the rrotion carried. Council then
requested staff look into the best available means to utilize the difference
in funds between the project bid award and EDA's grant for the project.
3. Peabody Heights Pump Station Equiprent
CouncilnEn Quast, referring to Public Works Director Pittis' rrerrorandum
. regarding the bids received for nodification of the Peabody Heights Water
Pump Station, rroved the Council award purchase contracts to the low bidders
for: 1) nodif ication of pump to Industrial Pump Sales for $ 2 , 11 0 . i 2)
fumishrrent of 100 HP rrotor, including trade-in for existing 15 HP rotor, to
Central Electric, Inc., for $2,877.47; 3) Furnishment of electrical controls
and equiprent to All Phase Electric for $3,590. CouncilnEn Whidden seconded,
and the rrotion carried.
V CONSENT AGENDA
Councilman Hordyk moved the Council accept the items listed under the Consent
Agenda, including permission to call for bids for electrical transfonrers,
Vouchers of $965,939.46 and Payroll of $182,844.58. Councilman Whidden
seconded, and Council questioned staff regarding vouchers and the bid for the
transfonners. On call for the question, the rrotion carried.
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VI ITEMS FROM THE AUDIENCE Nor ON THE AGENDA
None.
VII lTE1>lS FROM THE CITY COUNCIL Nor ON THE AGENDA
Mayor Duncan questioned if chainnen had been selected by the ROC and UAC and
was asked by Council to appoint them.
CouncilnEn Polhamus requested staff look into the possibility of taxing
video game revenues.
councilmen Quast and Gerberding requested an update regarding State
legislation recently passed or to be passed and the inpacts of such on the
City of Port Angeles.
VIII LEX;ISIl\TION
1. Planning Corrmission Minutes
Mayor Duncan reviewed the Planning Carmission Minutes of April 14, 1982, with
the following action being taken by the Council:
a. Conditional Use Pennit - Thanheiser & Alexander (Weenie Wagon)
Councilman Quast rroved the Council concur with the reconmendation of the
Planning Corrmission to approve the Thanheiser & Alexander request for a
Conditional Use Permit to operate a Retail Stand situated at the ,northeast
comer of First and Lincoln Streets for the maximum 8-rronth period, subject
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ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS
City 01 Port Angel...
DATE OF BID OPENING -
March 3\,1982
, Sealed bids will be
I r&<:9ived by th$ office of the
City Manager, I~O West Front
Street, 1'.0, Box 11!O, Port
Angeles, Washington 911362,
until 2:00 pm Wednesday,"
March 31,1982, and notloler, !
and will be opened publicly at 'I
thaI lime in Ihe City Council '
Chambers. .
The major prolecl eJemenls
are: Resurlaclng street wilh
asphall conerele pavements:
improvements and land-
scaping to Ihe Laurel Slreel
Fountain oreo: Att"' im-
provemenls Including pole
painting, banners and Itree'
nl.lmb.r signs: street and
open .pace land.coplng; two
, IIghled pylons: kiosk; Irofflc
~ ct.annelizotion; repoir of f
sidewalks and curbs. 1
Delalled plans and
speciflcallons may be ob,
!ained from Ihe office of the
Clly Engineer, City 01 Port
Angele., upon paymenl of 0
non-refundable fee of $35.00
Dollars,
Plans ore 01.0 available at
Peninsula Plan Cente-r,
S""t1le, A.G.C. Plan Cenler,
Seatlle, Dodge Plan Cenler,
Seattle, and Tacoma
Minorities and Women
Business Enterprise.,
Tacoma.
Bidders shall be qualified
f 0' the Iype of work
proposed, A Bidder'. Con-
struction E)(perlence form 15
Included In Contract
Document..
All PraposaJs or Bids shall
b. submi"ed on the
prescribed form and in the
monner CIS indicated in the
Ptoposal Requirements c:md
Conditions and sold Proposals
or Bid sholl be accompanied
by 0 certllied or cashiers
check or 0 bid bond In Ihe
amount of five p.rcent (5%)
01 Ihe lotal omounl of the
Proposal or Bid, .aid bid band 1
.holl be issued by a surety'
oulharized and licensed 10
Issue .aid bond. In the Stole"
of Wa.hington.
Th. City of Port Angel..
r...rv.s the right 10 accept
Ihe Proposals or Bid. and
award c:ontrocts to
responsible bidders which
are in the bestlntere" of the
City: 10' poslpone Ihe ac-
ceplance of Propasals or Bids
and the award of Ihe con-
Iracls for 0 period nol 10
exceed Ihirty (30) day.; or 10
,ej.ct onyond all Propo.als
or Bids received and further
adverti.e Ihe project for bids.
When awarded conlract., Ihe
successful bidder shall
promptly .xecut. canlrocts
and shall furnish bonds af
faithful performance of the
contract. In Ihelut/ omaunt of
the contract prices.
Bids must be .""Ieel wllh
Ih. oulside of Ihe .nvelope
marked BID'OpENING DATE
(March 31, 1982) PROJECT
. (Downtown Improv.ments
Pha.e II), Nome and oddre.s
01 Ihe bidder should also
app.ar on the out.ld. of Ih.
env.lop.. Bids should be
oddr....d 10 Ihe City Clerk,
I~O W.st Front S""el, P.O.
Box 1150, Port An~les.
Wa.hington 98362
AndrewJ.Ro.e
City Engin.er
Pub,: Mar. 8, 9,14, 1982
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ADVERTISEMENT
fORBID. .'"
City of Port Ange'8s:';.
DATE OF BID OPENING
Aprill~, 1982
Sealed bids will be
received by the .office of the
City Monege-r. 140 West Front
Street, 1'.0, Box 1150, PorI I
Angeles, Washington 98362,
unlil 2:00 p,M. Wednesdoy,
Aprill~, 19B2, ond nOlloter,
and will be opened publicly at.
.hot time in- the -City Council j
CI1~Id.b:';il be token lor I
One (1) one hundred (lOll) !
horsepower pump mofor
Rebuild of existing 3-stoge
pump
Electricol conlrals lor pump
and motor
Detailed specHicction$ mey
be obtained from the oHice of
Ihe City Engineer, City 01 Port
Angeles. .
Bidders sholl be qualified
for the type of work
proposed.
All Proposals or Bids .holl
be s.ubmitted on. the
prescribe form and in the j
manner as indicated in the
Proposal Requirements and
Conditions ond said Proposals
or Bid sholl be accompanied
by a certified or cashier's
chock or 0 bid bond in the,
amount of five percer" (5%) ~
of the total amaunl of th.
Proposal or 8id, said bid bond'
sholl be issued by a su,ety
authorized end licensed 10.
lssu& said bonds. In the State
of Washington.
Th. Clly of PorI Angeles
fe$erves the right '0 accept
the Proposals or Bids and
award contracts to
responsible bfdders whIch
are in the best interest of the
City; 10 poslpone tne ac-
ceptance of Proposals or B1ds
and tne award of the con~
trocts for (I period not ta
exceed thirty (30) days; 0' 10
reiect any and (JII Proposals
or Bids received and furthe,...
adver'ise tne prolect for bids.
Wilen awarded contracts, the
successful bidder sholl
promptly E!')(:ecute contracts
and sholl Ivrnish bonds of
failhful perlormance of 'he
<:ontracts in the full amount of
the contract prices,
Bids must be se-aled with
the outside of tile envelope
marked BID OPENING DATE
(April I~, 1982) PROJECT'
(Peabody Heights P.S.
Modification), Nome and ~
address of the bidder should
Qlso appear on Ihe outs-ide of
Ihe envelope, Bids should be )'
addressed 10 the City Clerk,
140 West Front Street, P.O.
Box 1150. PorI Angeles,
Washinglon 98362.
Andr.w J. Ro.e
City Engineer
Pub.: March 21,26,28, 1982.
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to the following conditions: 1) The pclW'er source approved by the City Fire
Chief shall be as follows: a) One dry chemical fire extinguisher with a 10
B.C. rating; b) all propane tanks must be filled at the bulk plant, or any
other site which has the capability of a bottle-fill site. No L.P. delivery
truck shall stop to fill any L.P. bottle at this location; 2) the applicant
sign a hold-hannless agreement with the City, if deered necessary; 3) If the
retail stand proves to be an impedirrent to pedestrian traffic, the use will
vacate the site on inspection by and order of the City Engineer. Councilman
Quast also cited the following findings of fact for his motion: A) the
proposed stand will not create a pedestrian or vehicular hazard; B) the
location is coopatible with existing businesses; C) it will prarote and
carplement the pedestrian nature of the general area; D) the stand will not
endanger the public health, morals, safety and welfare. Councilman Whidden
seconded, and the motion carried.
b. Conditional Use Pennit - Rose
Councilman Quast moved the Council concur with the recatTl'EIldation of the
Planning COIl1l\i.ssion to approve the Rose request for a Conditional Use Permit
to establish and operate a lumber yard at 724 East First Street, subject to
the following conditions: 1) that a l6-space off-street parking area be
installed in accordance with the requirements of the Public Works Departnent;
2) that provision for fire protection be made in accordance with the
requirements of the Fire Marshall; 3) that a visual screen of wcod slats be
incoIpOrated into the existing chain-link fence; 4) that all rraterials
delivered be unloaded within the property boundaries. Councilman Quast then
cited the following findings of fact for his notion: A) the lumber yard is
generally conpatible with existing coomercial developuent along First and
Front Streets, and cooplies with COllIIErcial Policy No.7; B) the site and
existing structures are suited for a lumber yard; C) the reuse of the
property for this ccmnercial purpose is in the best interest of the
camumity. Councilman Polhamus seconded and the motion carried.
c. Conditional Use Permit - Clallam Transit System
Councilman Haguewcod nnved the Council concur with the reccmrendation of the
Planning Carrmission to approve the Clallarn Transit System request for a
Conditional Use Permit to establish and operate a Public Transportation
Passenger Transfer Site/Terminal in the M-2 Heavy Industrial District
inrnediately west of Oak Street, between Front Street and Railroad Avenue,
subject to the following conditions: 1) the landscaping identified in the
submitted site plan be provided in conjunction with the Do.omtown IIlprovement
project this sumner; 2) the shelters be constructed ircmediately adjacent to
the Oak Street right-of-way; 3) the shelters have clear side and back walls,
constructed of lexan plastic or a similar material. (Councilman Quast
requested Condition 4, rec<::m1EIlded by the Planning Camtission, be
eliminated.) He also cited the following findings of fact for his motion:
A) The proposed use is carpatible with the purpose and intent of the M-2
Heavy Industrial District; B) it caIlplies with Comprehensive Plan Circulation
Policy No. 15 (p. 38); C) it is carpatible with the Waterfront Trail Plan; D)
it will prarote the general health, safety and welfare of the Downtown, the
Transit System users, and the general camnmity; E) it is for the ccmm.mity
good, and will nake a positive contribution to Do.omtown developnent.
Counci1rnan Haguewood seconded. During discussion of the motion, carments
were received from C. Fidler in opposition to this location for the transfer
station; C. Friedman regarding the loss of on-street parking; and Transit
Manager MacCully also answered questions raised by the Council. on call for
the question, the motion carried.
d. Shoreline Management Permit - Clallam Transit System
This item will be considered during a public hearing scheduled under Item 2
of the Legislation agenda.
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e. Conditional Use Permit - Payne
Councilman Hordyk moved the Council concur with the recarrmendation of the
Planning Corrmission to allow beauty shops as a Conditional Use in the OC I
Zone, due to their similarity to other professional uses, and they do not
create additional traffic irrpacts; and to approve the Payne Conditional Use
Permit to operate a beauty shop in the OC District at 408 Fast Boulevard,
citing the following findings of fact: 1) the Corrmission has interpreted
that a beauty shop can be a conditional use in the Office CoII1rercial (OC)
District. He made his notion subject to the following conditions: A) that
the Applicant conply with the City codes regarding off-street parking; B)
that the requirements for a fire extinguisher be met, pursuant to the Fire
Marshall; C) that the operation be limited to three operators; D) that if the
property is sold or leased to a different beauty operator that a new
conditional Use Permit hearing will be required. Councilman Quast seconded
and the motion carried.
f. Conditional Use Permit
Betting
Councilman Whidden rroved the Council concur with the reconmendation of the
Planning Colmlission to approve the Betting application to operate a Marine
CUstans Broker and Vessel Agent business as a hare occupation at 1804 West
Fourth Street, subject to the following conditions: 1) that develOJ:"lTl2l1t
standard "E" of Section l7.86.040 be modified to permit two non-family
rremi:lers Working in the Hare Occupation because the additional non-family
member will not change the basic residential character of the dwelling unit
nor detract in any way from the residential character of the neighOOrhood.; 2)
at least one 2Al0BC dry chemical fire extinguisher be installed in a
conspicuous location, subject to an on-site inspection by the Fire Marshall. I' .
He cited. the following findings of fact for his motion: A) the proposed
office use involving phone and paperwork does not introduce noise, srroke,
dust, fures, vibrations, odors, or other hazards in excess of those normally
found in residential areas; B) it will not significantly increase local
vehicle traffic because most of the work is done by phone; C) the small scale
of the operation will not cause injury nor be detriIrental to the adjoining or
abutting properties; D) marine custans broker and vessel agent office Hare
Occupation will not endanger the public health, morals, safety and welfare,
and it would be in the public interest to enable this service to be provided
in the corrmunity. Councilman Quast seconded, and after further discussion,
the motion carried.
g. Rezone Hearing - Adamson, et al
Councilman Quast moved the Council schedule a public hearing to consider the
Adamson request to rezone 7,000 square feet fran RS-7 to CSO-C2 at the
southwest corner of Ninth and Lincoln Streets for the May 4 t 1982, Council
neeting. Councilman Gerberding seconded and the motion carried.
Councilman Whidden rroved the Council accept and place on file as received the
Planning Conmission Minutes of April 14, 1982. Councilman Quast seconded and
the motion carried.
2. PUBLIC HEARINGS
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Shoreline Pemit - Clallam Transit relocation to Oak Street
Mayor Duncan opened the public hearing on Clallam Transit System's
application for a Shoreline Management Substantial Devel~:t Permit for
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e. Conditional Use Permit - Payne
Councilman Hordyk IlDVed the Cormcil concur with the reccmrendation of the
Planning Ccmnission to allow beauty shops as a Conditional Use in the OC I
Zone, due to their similarity to other professional uses, and they do not
create additional traffic irrpacts; and to approve the Payne Conditional Use
Permit to operate a beauty shop in the OC District at 408 East Boulevard,
citing the following findings of fact: l) the Ccmnission has interpreted
that a beauty shop can be a conditional use in the Office Corrrrercial (OC)
District. He made his notion subject to the following conditions: A) that
the Applicant carply with the City codes regarding off-street parking; B)
that the requirements for a fire extinguisher be met, pursuant to the Fire
Marshall; C) that the operation be limited to three operators; D) that if the
property is sold or leased to a different beauty operator that a new
Conditional Use Permit hearing will be required. Cormcilman Quast seconded
and the notion carried.
f. Conditional Use Permit - Betting
Councilman Whidden IlDVed the Council concur with the recorrrnendation of the
Planning Camlission to approve the Betting application to operate a Marine
CUstans Broker and Vessel Agent business as a hare occupation at l804 West
Fourth Street, subject to the following conditions: 1) that developrent
standard "E" of Section l7. 86.040 be rrodified to penni.t two non-family
nembers working in the Hare Occupation because the additional non-family
member will not change the basic residential character of the dwelling unit
nor detract in any way from the residential character of the neighborhood; 2)
at least one 2AlOBC dry chemical fire extinguisher be installed in a
conspicuous location, subject to an on-site inspection by the Fire Marshall. I' ~
He cited the following findings of fact for his notion: A) the proposed
office use involving phone and paperwork does not introduce noise, SIlDke,
dust, furres, vibrations, odors, or other hazards in excess of those normally
found in residential areas; B) it will not significantly increase local
vehicle traffic because nost of the work is done by phone; C) the small scale
of the operation will not cause injury nor be detriIrental to the adjoining or
abutting properties; D) marine custans broker and vessel agent office Hare
Occupation will not endanger the public health, norals, safety and welfare,
and it would be in the public interest to enable this se.rvice to be provided
in the corrm.mity. Councilman Quast seconded, and after further discussion,
the motion carried.
g. Rezone Hearing - Adamson, et al
Councilman Quast moved the Council schedule a public hearing to consider the
Adamson request to rezone 7,000 square feet from RS-7 to CSD-C2 at the
southwest comer of Ninth and Lincoln Streets for the May 4, 1982, Council
meeting. Councilman Gerberding seconded and the notion carried.
Councilman Whidden moved the Council aocept and place on file as received the
Planning Comnission Minutes of April 14, 1982. Councilman Quast seconded and
the notion carried.
2. PUBLIC HEARINGS
a.
Shoreline Permit - Clallam Transit relocation to Oak Street
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Mayor Duncan opened the public hearing on Clallam Transit System's
application for a Shoreline Management Substantial Developrent Permit for
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construction of four portable passenger shelters as a part of a DowntcMn
Public Transportation Passenger Site/Terminal situated imrediately west of
Oak Street, between Front Street and Railroad Avenue, and requested caments
or questions fran the audience or staff. C. Friedrra.n indicated the
rreasurerrents of the drawings submitted for the application are inaccurate and
Council discussed alternatives to relieving the loss of on-street parking on
Oak Street. Mayor Duncan closed the public hearing when no further cCll'tU'l'ents
were received; and Councilman Quast moved the Council concur with the
recCJITmendation of the Plarming Camli.ssion to approve the Shoreline
Substantial Developrent Permit because the proposed use complies with the
Shoreline Master Program, specifically the Use Activities, F .16 (a) (p. 61)
and F.16(h) (p. 62). Councilman Polhamus seconded, and after further
discussion, the rrotion carried.
b. Convention Center - Proposed Final Schematic Design
Mayor Duncan opened the public hearing on the proposed final schematic design
of the Convention Center and requested e<:JImeI1ts or questions fran the
audience or staff. She also introduced County Conrnissioner Feeley and County
Administrator Wilson, and invited their participation in the public hearing.
Manager Flodstrom updated the Cormcil regarding events occurring since the
April 6, 1982, meeting; review-ed funding possibilities for the facility; and
reccmrended the Cormcil proceed with final design of the facility and work
closely with the County to resolve funding, facility operation and
rnanagerrent, and camnmi ty involverrent in the facility. County Administrator
Wilson addressed the Council regarding soliciting business and canmmity
support for the facility. L. Sunny requested the Council allow liquor be
sel:Ved on the premises. Councilman Hordyk expressed displeasure with the
architect's basic design for the facility, due to the extension of the
building onto the street right-of-way. L. Beil, Port Angeles, requested the
facility be designed to substantially enhance the ability of Port Angeles to
hold conventions over currently existing facilities. L. Gaydeski, Forks,
indicated west-end support of the convention facility ITE.Y not be favorable,
and Mayor Duncan closed the public hearing when no further ccmnents were
received. Councilman Quast expressed his concems regarding the convention
facility and the need for establishment of a Tourist Visitors Bureau.
Council and Manager F1odstrom discussed the issue further, and Councilman
Quast then moved the Council instruct staff to initiate the proceedings and
permit process on the setback, the variances needed, and other conditional
permits which are needed in order to facilitate the present design structure.
Councilman Hordyk seconded and the notion carried.
Councilman Quast rroved the Council proceed with a limited final design
process. The rrotion died for lack of a second. After further discussion, ,
Councilman Gerberding moved the CO\lllcil work closely with the County to
resolve funding, facility operation, facility managerrent, and corrmunity
involverrent in the Convention Facility. Councilman Whidden seconded, and
after further discussion, the notion carried.
3. City's Back-up Ambulance - Procedures Established
Mayor Duncan read Resolution No. 9-82 by title, entitled
Resolution No. 9-82
A RESOLUTlOO of the City of Port Angeles establishing
procedures for the use of the City's back-up
ambulance .
Manager Flodstrau reccmnended an amended Section 3 to the Resolution; and
Co\lllcilman Whidden rroved the CO\lllcil adopt the foregoing Resolution as read
by title, anending Section 3 as recorrrnended. CO\lllcilman Quast s~conded, and
after further discussion, the rrotion carried.
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4. Municipal pier - Amending Moorage Use Requirements
The Council instructed staff to prepare the following ordinance at their
April 6, 1982, rreeting. Mayor Duncan read Ordinance No. 2209 by title,
entitled
ORDINANCE NO. 2209
AN ORDINANCE of the City of Port Angeles increasing
the length of recreational boats that may use the
floating moorage facilities at the City Pier, and
amending Section 12 of Ordinance 2169 and
Section 12.l2.l10 of the Port Angeles Municipal Code.
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Councilman Hordyk moved the Council adopt the foregoing ordinance as read by
title. Councilman Whidden seconded, and after further discussion, the rrotion
carried.
5. SWinrning Pool Fee Adjustments
Mayor Duncan read a IlIelIDrandum from Parks & Recreation Director Frizzell
advising the Council of the Parks Recreation and Beautification Cannission's
recomrendations for swinrning pool fee adjustments of 30%. Cquncilrnan
Gerberding moved the Council concur with the reccmrendation of the Parks
Ccmnission and adopt the proposed swimning pool fee adjusbIents. COUncilman
Polhamus seconded, and after further discussion, the rrotion carried. Staff
will prepare a resolution i.rrplerrenting the fee schedule and bring it back to
the Council for their consideration for implementation effective June l,
1982.
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6. Draft Policy on Termination of WPPSS Projects Nos. 4 & 5
and Related Issues
Mayor Duncan referred to Manager Flcxistrom's me.Jrorandum regarding the public
hearing held April 13, 1982, on this issue; and COilllcilman Hordyk rroved the
Council adopt the "Policy of the City of Port Angeles Concerning Termination
of WPPSS Projects Nos. 4 and 5 and Related Issues" as presented in draft form
to the Council at their April 6, 1982, rreeting and reviewed by the public on
April 13, 1982, as the City's fonral policy in regard to these issues.
Councilman Gerberding seconded; and Councilman Quast took exception to Policy
#5, Bond Sales Before the Effective Date of. Initiative 394 and requested
clarification of the legal ramifications of the City refusing to pay WPPSS
for termination costs. On call for the question, the rrotion carried, with
Councilman Quast voting "No".
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7 . Electrical Rate Increase Ordinance Relating to
WPPSS Projects Nos. 4 & 5
Council had considered an electrical rate increase to offset the financial
impact of the WPPSS 4 & S termination agreements. Mayor Duncan read
Ordinance No. 2210 by title, entitled
o 01 AI'lCE
NO. 2209
AN ORDINANCE of the City
0' Port Angeles increasing
the length of recreational
boa~s .hat may use the
~loatin9 moorage facilities ot
tl1~ City Pier, and amending
Se(ljon 12 of Ordinance 2'169
ancfSec1ion 12.12.110 of the
Port Angeles Municipal Code.
I .BE IT ORDAINED BY TilE Ci.
TY'COUNCIL OF TilE CITY OF
PORT ANGELES, os follows:
Section 1. Section, 12 of Or.
dinance 2169 and Section i
12.12.110ofthe PQrtAflgeles I
Municipal Code are each
hereby amended to read os
follows;
12.12,110 Regulation of
~Ii~ti~ple~oo~~~e ~~~~t~~~~:
Park.
A. No boat or other vessel.
ottler than recreationol boats
of less than- forty feet in
length, and seaplanes, shall
use fhe floating moorage
facifities at fhe City Pier and
Woterfrol'tf -Pat-k....., "'ll>..-"lt", i
. 8. .No boat or seaplane shall I
I moor at the Pork for 0 period
of longer thon twenty-four
consecutrve hours. I
Section 2. This ordinance
shall fake effect as provided
. by law, I
PASSED by the Cif)' Council I
of the City of Port Angeles at
o regular meeting of the
Council held On the 20th day
of April. 1982.
Dorothy Duncan
MAYOR
ATTEST:
Marian C, Parrish,
City Clerk
APPROVED AS TO FORM:
Craig L. Miller,
C it)" Attorney
PUl>"--Ap,U27, 1982_
ORDINANCE NO. 2210
. AN ORDINANCE of the City of Port Angeles altering
the rates for the sale of electricity; and
arrending Sections 3, 4, 6, and 9 of Ordinance
2054, Sections 3, 4, 6 and 9 of Ordinance 2l37,
Sections 1 and 2 of Ordinance 2173, Section 1
of Ordinance 2198, and Sections 13.12.020,
l3.l2.040, 13.12.060 and 13.12.090 of the
Port Angeles Municipal Code.
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Councilman Polhamus rroved the Cormcil adopt the foregoing ordinance as read
by title, inserting the effective date of May 1, 1982. Cormcilman Quast
seconded, and after further discussion, the notion carried.
B. Discussion of Establishing "Civic Pride" F01ll1dation
This item was tabled at the April 6, 1982, meeting and the Cormcil concurred
to leave it on the table.
9 . Letter frem Bill Knebes regarding property at
Boulevard and Eunice Street.
Mayor Duncan read a letter frem Bill Knebes regarding LID and taxes on Lot
16, Block 338, and noted this as an infonnational i tern. The Council tcok no
action.
10. Letter frem Darrell Vincent regarding property on
Valley Street
The Carmcil concurred to refer this item to the Real Estate Ccmni.ttee for
their consideration.
VIII rATE lTE1'1S
Manager F10dstran relayed Mr. and Mrs. Pearce I s request for an audience of
the Real Estate Conmittee on the site of the property they had requested to
purchase frem the City. This was scheduled for Thursday, April 22, 1982, at
5:00 P.M.
IX ITEMS FRCM THE AUDIENCE AND/OR CITY COUOCIL Nor ON THE AGENDA
ColU1cilroan Hordyk requested the vacation process of the 4/5 alley west of
Valley Street be initiated.
Councilman Hordyk noved the Council direct the Plarming Ccmnission to review
the Parking Ordinance, as the Cormcil feels the Ordinance is too strict;
COlU1cilman Whidden seconded and the rrotion carried.
Councilman Whidden questioned the status of detennining if the City of Port
Angeles can impose a fee on bunkering and lightering taking place in the
Harbor. and also questioned the .Ci ty' s liability for volunteers working for
the City.
Councilman Quast addressed the reasoning behind his vote concerning the X
Policy of the City of Port Angeles with regard to WPPSS 4 and 5. He also
questioned the progress of groups volunteering to plant annuals in the
I:lcMntoNn planters.
cormcilman Haguewood !rOVed the COlU1cil make available for the use of the
Clallam COlU1ty Museum the mem:>rabilia received from the Coast Guard Cutters
CAMPBELL and WINONA for display use on a loan basis. Councilman Quast
seconded and the notion carried.
councillllan Polhamus and Manager Flodstrom discussed attendance at the NiiC
Convention to be held in Spokane this May.
X ADJOURN TO EXECUTIVE SESSION
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XI REI'URN TO OPEN SESSION
The Council returned to open session at 10:40 P.M.
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l. IBEW Salary Ordinance
ORDINANCE NO. 2211
Mayor Duncan read Ordinance No. 2211 by title, entitled
AN ORDINANCE of the City COuncil of the City
of Port Angeles, providing for an adjustrrent
in the wages of the employees represented by
IBEW IDeal 997 in the Light Departrrent and
the EquiJ:'Xrlel1t Rental Division of the
Administrative Services Departrrent for the
period of April 1, 1982, through March 31, 1983,
and declaring a public emergency.
Councilman Hordyk noved the Cciuncil adopt the foregoing Ordinance as read by
title; COuncilman Whidden seconded and the rrotion carried.
2. Administrative Group
Mayor Duncan read Ordinance No. 2212 by title, entitled
ORDINANCE NO. 2212
AN ORDINANCE of the City of Port Angeles arrending
section 4 of Ordinance 2l9l defining the fringe
benefits for Administrative, Technical and
Clerical (non-union) Personnel employed by the
City of Port Angeles for the year 1982.
COuncilman Hordyk noved the COuncil adopt the foregoing Ordinance as read by
title; COuncilman Haguewood seconded and the !lOtion carried, Councilman GerJ::;erding
voted "No".
XII ADJOtlRNMENT
Mayor Duncan adjOUTIled the meeting at 10:50 P.M.
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City Clerk
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ORDINANCE
NO, 2211 ' I
AN ORDINANCE 01 t~e City Council 01 the City of Port
Angeles, providing for an odilJstment in. t~e w~ges of the
i em loyee. repre.ented by ISEW Locol '1'/7 In the Llg~'.Depo't,
I me~t and the Equipment Rental ~h(iston of t~e AdminIstratIVe
~ Services Department for 'the period of April 1, 1982 through
March 31, 1983, ond declaring 0 public emergency. "
WHEREAS under out~ority of RCW 35A.S3.1Q5, the CIty IS
i (luthorized to ma~e on annual adjustment f.o~ ~mployees of
the-Lighf Deportment end Equtpment Rental DIVISion; and
I. WHEREAS. p"rsuonl fo f~e provisions of the 1982.1983 !obor
, Agreement between th~ City of Port Angeles and the CI.ty of
I Port Angeles Employees.' lOCI:d Union No. 997, Internafl~mal
I~ 'Brotherhood of Electrical Worke.rs. Article l. 2., such on adlust.
~ ment is provided for; and, 983' .
WHEREAS, such on adiustment tor the year 1982-1 l!lo In
the best interests 01 the City; 0 NCIL
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED 8Y THE CITY C U
; OF THE CITY OF PORT ANGELES os follows: .
~ Section 1, Ellective April I , 19S2 throug~ March ?1~ 1~1~::
. eluding and retroactive to tl1at ~ate, the wQ~es ~ t e 0
ing designated position$ are adlusted .as fol ows. h
. . PO$ition Percent of Lmemo~ 1B2~~';.ro fer 16~9;
. Ltne FOf"eman 100% 15.08
lineman
,.Apprentice Lin.eman!Meterman
lst.step
2nd step
3rd step
4th step
; 5th step
6t~ sfep
t Eqvipment Operator
~ Head Groundman
i Groun.dman
Inspector
I Meter~Journeyman
, Worehousemon
Wireman
EQUlPMI:NT RENTAL DIVISION Blo/. 12.21
Mec~onic 65.2% 9.83
Maintenance Man fP 't A I sot a
~ASSED by Ihe City. Council 01 the City 0 or nge d 1
~, rogulQr. me~t~ng-o( the City Council he~d o.n the 20th oy 0
'April, 1982. . Dorothy Duncan
Mayor
75% .
78%
81%
84%
90%
95%
1l'l.5%
82,5%'
78%
, 100%
1000/..
87%
100%
ATTEST:
Morif;ln C. Par.risn,
. City Clerk
, APPROVED AS TO FORM:
06--.C.-oigl. Mille-r,
Ot)' Attorney
Pub.: Al'r;t 27,1982
11.31.
11.76
12.21
12.67
13.57
14.SS
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12,4.
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15,OS
IS,12
15.08
ORDINANCE
NO. 2212
AN ORDINANCE of the City of
Port Angeles amending Sec-
tion 4 of Ordinance 2191
defining the fringe benefits.
fo.- Administrative, Technicol
and e'erical (non.union) Per.
sonnel em'played'by .;he, City
of Port Ange]ei~for tne yeor
1982.
SE IT ORDAINED BY THE CI.
TYCOUNCll OF Tlll' CITY O~
PORT ANGELES, as"lollows:
Secnon 1. Section .. of Or.
dinance 2191 is hereby
amended to read as follows:
Tl1at os of January 1, 1982,
the Fringe benefits. for Ad-
ministrative. TechOlcClI and
Clerkat {non-union) perso~-
nql shall be as set for-tl1 10
'I amended Schedule B. dated I
Ap,i1 20, 1982. attached to
t"ls ordinance and made a
part thereof by refere~ce. Fr-
inge benefits shall mclude
mandatory reqlJiremeots of
stote and federal 9overnm~nt
on retirement programs. Sick
leave vocotion, holidays.
o.,d ~edlcal. 1:tental ond op-
tica' insurance.
Se<:tion 2, This. ordinance
s"oll toke effect as provided
by ~~~SED by the City Council
of t~e City 01 Port Angeles 01
o regular meeting of the I
Council ~eld on the 20th day
of April, 1982.
Dorothy Duncan
MAYOR
ATTEST:
Marion C. Parrisl1,
City Clerk
APPROVED AS TO FORM:
Croig L. Miller.
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