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CITY OOUNCIL M:E:ill'ING
Port Angeles, Washington
May 4, 1982
I CALL TO ORDER
Mayor Duncan called the meeting to order at 7: 00 P.M.
II ROLL CALL
Members Present:
Mayor Dw1can, Councilmen Gerberding, HaguewOJd, Hordyk,
Quast and Whidden.
Staff Present:
Manager F1odstran, Attorney Miller, Deputy Clerk
Lannoye, P. Carr, M. Cleland, L. Cosens, D. Frizzell,
L. GleIm, J. Pi ttis, R. Orton
Public Present:
C. Coble, K. & 1. Bauneult, S. Adamson, D. Bragg,
D. Smith
IIIMINlJI'ES
Councilman Hordyk moved the Council accept and place on file as received
the Minutes of the April 20, 1982, meeting, and Councilman Whidden
seconded. Councilman Gerberding requested the minutes be arrended to
reflect his vote against adoption of Ordinance No. 2212, Administrative
Group, Register Page No. 272. The motion to approve the amended minutes
carried.
IV FINANCE
None.
V ITEMS :E'R(N THE AUDIENCE Nor ON THE AGENDA
None.
VI ITEMS FRCJvl THE CITY COUNCIL Nor ON THE AGENDA
Councilman Haguewood requested additional information regarding
the "bad check" senate bill.
Mayor Du(l.can read a letter fran the Jet Set Soroptcmist Club in Port
Angeles offering their services as the official hostesses for the City of
Port Angeles. The Council concurred to designate hostesses on an ad hoc
basis and will keep the Jet Set I s offer for services in mind.
Mayor Duncan also appointed the following Chairmen: Councilman Hordyk
the Utility Advisory Canui tteei Councilman Quast for the Real Estate
Carrnitteei and Councilman Polhamus for the Convention/Conference Center
Canmittee .
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NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN!
Ihat the Port Angeles City I
Council will hold a publiC.~
hearing on May 4, 1982, at.,
7:00 p.m. or 'as., soon':J
: there-ofter as P.OSSibre,..ln the 'r'
Council Chambers, 13. Wesl
Front Street. to consider an'
',cpplicotion 10 rezone 7,000...
. th squareleet Tram RS.7 (Single. J'
Mayor Duncan opened the public heanng on e Adamson request to ! Family Residential) 10 CSD,C~
7,000 square feet from RS-7 to CSD-C2, at the southwest corner of.(~o!"munity Shopping~.
L" In S d ed t 'f th ~Dlstroct). ~.
meo treets, an request carrren s or questlons ran e au Locution: Southwesl carner~i.
staff. Sharon Adamson applicant for the rezone requestecl the ,01 Ninth and Lincoln Streels, !~
, .. ' ,Legol Descr"lp1Ion: lot t, 0(1'
approve the rezone as the exlstlllg structure on the property lS Black 291, Tmynsite 01 pO'lf
sui table for residential use. No further ca:rrrents were received AnAgelesl: S hR' "
1 ed the publ' h' ., ed' pp Icont: oron .
Duncan c os lC earmg. Conncll dlSCUSS the lssue a Ado m son 0 n dC, C ,~
with staff and Ms. Adamson, noting that the rezoning of this sin I VanWinkle :
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could be classlfled as spot zomng, but suggested the applicant Myers,
eo-applying with surrounding property owners for a rezone of a 1 All interested p~rties may
appecr ot the heanng and ex.
i press their opinion on this
proposal.
Dote: April 23, 1982
Marion C. Por.-isl-'l,
City Clerk~
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VII LEGISIATION
1.
Public Hearings
a.
Adamson Rezone Request
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CITY COUNCIL MEl'TI'ING
Port Angeles, Washington
May 4, 1982
I CALL TO ORDER
Mayor Duncan called the meeting to order at 7: 00 P.M.
II ROIL CALL
Merubers Present:
Mayor Duncan, Councilmen Gerberding, Haguewcxx1, Hordyk,
Quast and Whidden.
Staff Present:
Manager Flodstran, Attorney Miller, Deputy Clerk
Lannoye, P. Carr, M. Cleland, L. Cosens, D. Frizzell,
L. Glenn, J. Pittis, R. Orton
Public Present:
C. Coble, K. & 1. Bauneult, S. Adamson, D. Bragg,
D. Smith
IIIMINUl'ES
Councilman Hordyk rroved the Council accept and place on file as received
the Minutes of the April 20, 1982, meeting, and Councilman Whidden
seconded. Councilman Gerberding requested the minutes be amended to
reflect his vote against adoption of Ordinance No. 2212, Administrative
Group, Register Page No. 272. The notion to approve the amended minutes
carried.
IV FINANCE
None.
V ITEMS FRCM THE AUDIENCE Nor ON THE AGENDA
None.
VI ITEMS FROM THE CITY COUNCIL Nor ON THE AGENDA
Councilman Haguewood requested additional inforrration regarding
the "bad check" senate bill.
Mayor ~can read a letter fran the Jet Set Soroptomist Club in Port
Angeles offering their services as the official hostesses for the ~ 'c1:>~61':>)I'HS''o'M
Port Angeles. The Council concurred to designate hostesses on an ~;~~~~6u 'dl4sUDW>fJO)M
basis and will keep the Jet Set I s offer for services in mind.;"oI1:>nll~s~6~;s)I~k;;~~1I
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Mayor Duncan also appointed the following Chairmen: Councilman HOs:'!::::',:""~~,::~ '~UDld
the Utility Advisory Ccmnittee; Councilman Quast for the Real ESufewwo, 146!,' 'olepo~~~
Carrnittee; and Councilman Polhamus for the Convention/Conference e,eUO!l!PPD 'oewoH WOlsn:>
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VII LEGISIATION
1. Public Hearings
a. Adamson Rezone Request
Mayor Duncan opened the public hearing on the Adamson request ~o rezone
7,000 square feet fran RS-7 to CSD-C2, at the southwest corner of Ninth and
Lincoln Streets, and requested CCK'llTents or questions fran the audience and
staff. Sharon Adamson, applicant for the rezone, requested' the Council
approve the rezone as the existing structure on the property is not
suitable for residential use. No further corrrrents were received and Mayor
Duncan closed the public hearing. Council discussed the issue at length
with staff and Ms. Adamson, noting that the rezoning of this single lot
could be classified as spot zoning, but suggested the applicant consider
co-applying with surrounding property owners for a rezone of a larger area.
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Councilman Hordyk then rroved the Council con= with the Planning
Ccmnission recamrendation to deny the Adamson request to rezone 7,000
square feet fran R$- 7 to CSD-C2 at the southwest corner of Ninth and
Lincoln Streets, citing the following findings of fact: (1) The site is
too small and too close to the ccmnercial "T" to result in a cluster
develoIXfeIlt, or adequately provide a buffer for adjacent residential
developnent. Therefore, the rezone does not carply with ConIrercial
Policies Nos. 2 and 3; (2) The rezone may prOll'Ote the creation of a strip I
comrercial area adjacent to South Lincoln Street, which is contrary to
Ccmnercial Policy No.4, (3) Such develoIXfeIlt may cause the division of an
established residential neighborhood, contrary to Social Objective No.2;
(4) it may weaken the econcxnic vitality of the Lincoln Street ccmnercial
area and the Ccmrercial "T"; and noted that the rezone request constituted
spot zoning. Councilman Gerberding seconded. During discussion of the
motion, the Council reiterated their hope that the applicant would pursue
other available courses of action to seek permission to use this structure
for a com:nercial purpose. On call for the question, the motion to deny
the rezone request carried.
2. Planninq Ccmnission Minutes of April 28, 1982.
Mayor Duncan reviewed the Planning Corrmission Minutes of 'the April 28,
1982, meeting with the following action being taken by the Council:
a. Conditional Use Permit - Smith
Councilroan Gerberding rroved the Council con= with the reccmrendation of
the Planning Corrmission to extend the Conditional Use Permit for a roller
skating rink as a recreational use in a residential zone at 703-707 SOuth
Chase Street for an additional two-year period, subject to all of the prior
conditions. Councilman Whidden seconded, and Councilman Quast requested
. staff contact the rink operator regarding installating a public
telephone outside the premises or allowing children to use the I
inside telephone to phone their parents. On call for the question, the
motion carried.
Councilroan Hordyk moved the Council accept and place on file as received
the Planning Ccmnission Minutes of April 28, 1982; COuncilroan Gerberding
seconded, and the motion carried.
3. Convention Center - Vacation of Chase Street - Public Hearing Set
Mayor Duncan read a merrorandum from the Planning Depart:rrent advising the
Council that as portions of the 4th Street and Chase Street rights-of-way
are a central feature in the proposed Convention Center design, that it
would be appropriate to initiate proceedings for vacation of these areas.
The Resolutions would set June 15, 1982, as the public hearing date for
consideration of these issues.
..Mayor Duncan then read Resolution lO-82 by title, entitled:
j/PSOlUTrON NO, 10-82
A RESOLUTION 01 the City
of Port Angeles setting a
hearing date for 0 petition to
vacate aU of that portion of
Chase Street abutting Blocks
169 and 170, TPA, and lying
between Fourth and Fifth
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WHEREAS, the owner of in4
feres' in lots '9 cnd 10, Block
170, cnd in Lots 1 and la,
Block 169. Townsite of Port
Angeles, hos filed a petition
with the Gty Clerk to make
I vacation of that portion of
Chase Street abutting said
lots; and
WHEREAS, said petition op-
t pears to Itave been signed by
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. thirds of the property obut~
Hng upon the rigf1t~of-way
sought to be vacated:
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT
RESOlVED BY THE COUNCIL
OF THE CITY OF PORT
ANGELES as follows:
Section 1. The petition to
make such vacation sholl be
heord and determined by t:his
Counci I on the 15th day 0-1
June, 1982, which is not more
than sixty (60) days nor less
than twenty {20} days
hereafter_
Section 2. The City Clerk is
hereby directed to give twen-
ty (20) days notice of the
pelldency of said petition ac-
CQrding to the provisions of
RCW 35,79,020,
PASSED by the C,,?uncil of
the City of Port Angeles this
4th day of May, 1962.
Dorothy Duncan
MAYOR
ATTEST:
Marian C. Parrish, CitY' Clerk
APPROVED AS TO FORM:
Croig L. Miller', City Attorney
Pub.: May 16, 23, 30, June 6,
1962.
RESOLUTION NO. lO-82
A RESOLUTION of the City of Port Angeles
setting a hearing date for a petition
to vacate all of that portion of Chase
Street abutting Blocks 169 and l70, TPA,
and lying between Fourth and Fifth Streets.
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cilroan Whidden seconded and the rotion carried.
n Center - vacation of Fourth Street - Public' Hearing Set
:ead Resolution No. 11-82 by title, entitled:
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Councilman Hordyk then rroved the Council concur with the P1arming
Carrmission recc.mrendation to deny the Adamson request to rezone 7,000
square feet fran RS-7 to CSD-C2 at the southwest corner of Ninth and
Lincoln Streets, citing the following findings of fact: (1) The site is
too small and too close to the c:armercia1 "T" to result in a cluster
developrent, or adequately provide a buffer for adjacent residential
developrent. Therefore, the rezone does not crnply with Comuercial
Policies Nos. 2 and 3; (2) The rezone nay prorrote the creation of a strip I
ccxrmercial area adjacent to South Lincoln Street, which is contrary to
Ccrnrercial Policy No.4; (3) Such developnent nay cause the division of an
established residential neighborhood, contrary to Social Objective No.2;
(4) it nay weaken the econanic vitality of the Lincoln Street ccrnrercial
area and the Camercial "T"; and noted that the rezone request constituted
spot zoning. Councilman Gerberding seconded. During discussion of the
m::>tion, the Council reiterated their hope that the applicant would pursue
other available courses of action to seek permission to use this structure
for a COIlIIlercial purpose. On call for the question, the m::>tion to deny
the rezone request carried.
2. Planning Ccmuission Minutes of April 28, 1982.
Mayor Dtmcan reviewed the Planning Conrnission Minutes of the April 28,
1982, rreeting with the following action being taken by the Council:
a. Conditional Use Permit - Smith
Councilman Gerberding m::>ved the COuncil concur with the recamrendation of
the Planning Ccmnission to extend the Conditional Use Permit for a roller
skating rink as a recreational use in a residential zone at 703-707 South
Chase Street for an additional two-year perioCl, subject to all of the prior
conditions. Councilman Whidden seconded, and Councilman Quast requested
'staff contact the rink operator regarding installating a public
telephone outside the premises or allowing children to use the I
inside telephone to phone their parents. On call for the question, the
rrotion carried.
Councilman Hordyk rroved the Council accept and place on file as received
the Planning Camnission Minutes of April 28, 1982; Councilman Gerberding
seconded, and the motion carried.
3. Convention Center - Vacation of Chase Street - Public Hearing Set
U 'l ,"'01 a.!OJ a.!^aJ \ read a rrerrorandum from the Planning Department advising the
'pam> II!: ,~~~~,,~t:~~~ I as portions of the 4th Street and Chase Street rights-of-way
~J::'p:!~O '4>n. ,.pi'UO> 11\'" tl feature in the proposed Convention Center design, that it
pUD' HOe' lu,,~.~~;'Dlr~;~~ !ropriate to initiate proceedings for vacation of these areas.
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entitled:
A RESOLUTION of the City of Port Angeles
setting a hearing date for a petition
to vacate all of that portion of Chase
Street abutting Blocks 169 and 170, TPA,
and lying between Fourth and Fifth Streets.
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COuncilman Hordyk m::>ved the Council adopt the foregoing Resolution as read
by title; COuncilman Whidden seconded and the notion carried.
4. Convention Center - Vacation of Fourth Street - Public' Hearing Set
Mayor Duncan read Resolution No. 11-82 by title, entitled:
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RESOLUTION NO. 11-82
RESOLUTION NO. 11.82
A RESOIUllON QI Ihe .Cily
ot Pqfl ,.-An9@le~ setting IJ
hearin,g do1e for ,0 peti-tion to
vacale a POrl;Q" ill FQurth
Street abutting Lots 5 through
9, 81Qck 170. TPA.
WHEREAS, Ihe owne, 01 in.
leresl i" lals 5 through 9,
BIQck 170, Tow"sile 01 Pori
Angeles. has filed 0 petr'Jon
wilh Ihe City Clerk 10 make
vocation 01 c portion of'
Fourth Street abutting said
lots; and
WHEREAS, said pelilion ap.
pears 10 have been signed by
the owners. of more thon two-
thirds of Ihe properly abut,
ling upon Ihe right.of,way
sought 10 be vacoted;
NOW, THEREFORE, 8E IT
RESOLVED BY THE COUNCIL
OF lHE CITY OF PORT
ANGELES as lallows:
Section 1. The petition to
make such ....acotion sl'1ol1 be
heard and delermined by this
Council 0" the 15th day 01
June. 1982. which is not more
tho" sixty (60) days nor less
than twe"ty (20) days
hereefter.
; Seetio" 2, The City Clerk is
hereby directed to give twen-
Iy (20) days notice of the
pr:nd"3ncy of soid petrtion Qt;-
cording to the provtsions of
RCW 35.79.020.
PASSED by Ihe Council 01 .
II,e Ci", 01 Pari A"Reles this!
41h day 01 May, 1982.
Dorothy Duncan
MAYOR
A RESOLUTION of the City of Port Angeles
setting a hearing date for a petition to
vacate a portion of Fourth Street abutting
Lots 5 through 9, Block 170, TPA.
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COuncilman Hordyk rroved the COuncil adopt the foregoing Resolu(
by title; Councilman Gerberding seconded and the rrotion carrie!
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Swimning Pool Fee Adjustments
Council approved a 30% increase in swinaning ]?CX)1
1982, rreeting. Mayor Duncan read Resolution No.
RESOLUTION NO. l2-82
A RESOLUTION of the City COuncil of the
City of Port Angeles establishing user
fees at William Shore Menorial Pool.
Councilman Whidden rroved the COuncil adopt the foregoing Resoll
by title; Councilman Quast seconded, and the rrotion carried. ~
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6. Criminal Code Arrendment I
Mayor Duncan read a merrorandurn fran Attorney Miller introducin
changes to the Criminal and Motor Vehicle Code, and read Ordm
by title, entiUed:
ATTEST:
Marian C. Porrish, City Clerk
APPROVED AS TO FQRM:
C,aig L. Miller, City Attorney'
Pub,: May 16, 23, 3D, June 6,
1982,
ORDINANCE NO. 2213
AN ORDINANCE of the City of Port Angeles
amending Chapters 9.01 and 9.30 of
Ordinance No. 2129 and the Port Angeles
Municipal Code; and repealing Section
10.04.020 of Ordinance No. 2133 and the
Port Angeles Municipal Code.
Councilman Quast rroved the Council adopt the foregoing Ordinance as read by
title; Councilman Whidden seconded. Attorney Miller explained the
arrendment to the Code makes it a specific violation to give incorrect
infonnation to an officer. After further discussion, the rrotion carried.
7. Cost COntairutent - Health and Welfare Self-Insurance Plan
Mayor Duncan SllIllffiYized R. Orton's status report regarding the City's
health and welfare self-insurance plan and his request to retain a
consultant to assist the City in drafting specifications and marketing a
contract for phan'naceuticals and prescription drugs. Councilnan Quast
rroved the Council authorize Finance Director Orton to retain M. Smith as a
consultant to assist in designing a contract for phan'naceuticals and
prescription drugs, the fee not to exceed. $400. COuncilman Whidden
seconded and the rrotion carried.
8. City's Disaster Plan - Port Angeles Fire Depart.Irent
Fire Chief Glenn addressed the proposed Incident Response Plan and answered
Council's questions regarding specifics of the proposal. The proposed
Incident Response Plan was designed to be utilized as a guide for handling
first responses to disasters that might occur in or adjacent to the City.
The Council requested the City continue to work with all the local
goverrunental agencies to develop a coordinated plan for first response to
disasters in our area. Councilman Hordyk rroved the City adopt the proposed
Incident Response Plan as presented. COuncilman Gerberding seconded, and
after further discussion, the rrotion carried.
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A RESOLUTION of the City of Port Angeles
setting a hearing date for a petition to
vacate a portion of Fourth Street abutting
Lots 5 through 9, Block 170, TPA.
Councilman Hordyk rroved the Council adopt the foregoing Resolution as read
by title; Council.man Gerberding seconded and the rrotion carried.
5. SW:i1rrni.ng Pool Fee AdjuSbnents
Council approved a 30% increase in swimming pool fees at their April 20,
1982, meeting. Mayor Duncan read Resolution No. 12-82 by title, entitled:
RESOLUTION NO. 12-82
A RESOLUTION of the City Council of the
City of Port Angeles establishing user
fees at William Shore Mem::>rial Pool.
Councilman Whidden rroved the Council adopt the foregoing Resolution as read
by title; Councilman Quast seconded, and the rrotion ca=ied.
6. Criminal Code An'endrrent
Mayor Duncan read a merrorandum fran Attorney Miller introducing proposed
changes to the Criminal and Motor Vehicle Code, and read Ordinance No. 2213
by title, entitled:
ORDINANCE NO. 2213
AN ORDINANCE of the City of Port Angeles
amending Chapters 9.01 and 9.30 of
Ordinance No. 2129 and the Port Angeles
Municipal Code; and repealing Section
10.04.020 of Ordinance No. 2133 and the
Port Angeles Municipal Code.
Councilman Quast rroved the Council adopt the foregoing Ordinance as read by
title; Council.man Whidden seconded. Attorney Miller explained the
arrendrrent to the Code makes it a specific violation to give mcorrect
infornation to an officer. After further discussion, the motion carried.
7. Cost Containrrent - Health and Welfare Self-Insurance Plan
Mayor Duncan surrrnarized R. Orton's status report regarding the City's
health and welfare self-insurance plan and his request to retain a
consultant to assist the City in drafting specifications and marketing a
contract for pharrraceuticals and prescription drugs. Councilman Quast
rroved the Council authorize Finance Director Orton to retain M. Smith as a
consultant to assist in designing a contract for phannaceuticals and
prescription drugs, the fee not to exceed $400. Councilman Whidden
seconded and the rrotion ca=ied.
8. City's Disaster Plan - Port Angeles Fire Depart:nEnt
Fire Chief Glerm addressed the proposed Incident Response Plan and answered
Council's questions regarding specifics of the proposal. The proposed
Incident Response Plan was designed to be utilized as a guide for handling
first responses to disasters that might occur in or adjacent to the City.
The Council requested the City continue to work with all the local
governrrental agencies to develop a coordinated plan for first response to
disasters in our area. Councilman Hordyk lTOVed the City adopt the proposed
Incident Response Plan as presented. Councilman Gerberding seconded, and
after further discussion, the rrotion carried.
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[COuncilman Quast excused himself fran the Council Chambers prior to
Council consideration of the next legislative item, citing the
"appearance of fairness" doctrine.]
9. Merrie Quast - Request for Variance and Exclusive Franchise to Operate
lce-Cream Wagon
The Council considered a request fran Merrie Quast for a variance and I
exclusive franchise to operate an ice cream wagon in the City of Port
Angeles. Ordinance 2050, Chapter l4, prohibits peddlers fran using any
sound device to attract the attention of the public. Mrs. Quast proposed
use of a bell - 2 or 3 strikes per stop. The Council discussed the matter
at length and detennined that a specific maximum decible level could
possibly be established for sound devices to be used by peddlers; and
requested staff arrange a noise derronstration inurediately prior to the
May 18, 1982, rreeting. Manager Flodstrom indieated he would advise Mrs.
Quast that her request for an exclusive franchise had been denied; however,
that the Council was currently considering arrendrrent of the ordinance with
respect to the prohibition against noise. .
[Councilman Quast returned to the Council Chambers.]
10. Appoin1::rrent of Counci1rrernber to Alcohol/Drug Abuse, Deve10pnental
Disabilities, and Mental Health Advisory Boards
The Council concurred with Manager Flcx:lstran's suggestion to invite Carol
OWens, of the Clallam County Health and Human Services Depart:Irent, to a
Council rreeting to make a presentation regarding the County I s Hmnan
Services Boards. The Council concurred to reappoint those individuals
presently serving on matching boards and to reassess those appoin1::rrents
following Ms. Ow"ens' presentation.
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Utility Advisory Carmittee Report - areas Island Meeting re: WPPSS
Projects 4 and 5
Manager Flodstran indieated COuncilman Gerberding had been "uninvited" to
the TuIrMater rreeting the Irate Ratepayers Association had requested he
attend at the April 13th public hearing; therefore, the Utility Advisory
Crnmittee could only report on the areas Island rreeting. Councilrren Hordyk
and Quast ccmrented on the areas Island meeting and recoomended the Council
at this time continue to pursue both sides of the WPPSS 4 and 5 litigation
issue. Councilman Quast then !roVed the Council authorize Attorney Miller
to attend the fact finding sessions with regard to both sides of the issues
surrounding the termination of WPPSS 4 and 5; i.e., the Orcas Island
Steering Cannittee and WPPSS legal ccmnittees, etc. Councilman Gerberding
seconded and the motion carried.
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Manager Flcx:lstran advised the Council of a Public Power COuncil rreeting
scheduled for May 12th at which elections will be held for rrembers to the
WPPSS Participants' Review Board. Councilman Quast then moved the Council
designate Councilman Hordyk as representative of the City of Port Angeles,
with Light Director Cosens as alternate, to attend the May 12th Public
Power Council rreeting. Councilman Whidden seconded and the motion carried.
Manager Flcx:lstran also directed the Council's attention to a lawsuit in
which the City of Port Angeles is named a defendant by twelve cooperative
utilities that have filed suit against the WPPSS participants.
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12. PlCO Fourth Street Vacation - Canpensation
Manager Flodstran surrmarized his rnem::>randum to the Council recarrnending
$1,848 as the compensation to be received for the portion of the Fourth
Street right-of-way being vacated, and incidated PlCO had agreed to that
price. Councilman Quast noved the COuncil approve the canpensation amount
of $1,848 for the PlCO Fourth Street vacation; Councilman Whidden seconded,
and the motion carried.
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13. Reports fran Real Estate Cam1i ttee:
a. Pearce Property Request
Councilman Quast moved the Council accept Mr. Pearce I s counteroffer of
$2,000 for that portion of Lot 15, Block 129, Townsite of Port Angeles,
they had requested to purchase fran the City of Port Angeles in Novenber,
1981. Councilman Whidden seconded and the motion carried.
b. vincent I s Offer to Sell Property
Councilman Quast reported that the Real Estate Corrmittee concurred with the
Parks Recreation and Beautification Ccmnission's reccmrendation that at
this time the City does not have the funds available to purchase the
property offered for sale on Valley Street; hwever, that offered greenbelt
properties should be acquired if and when funds becorre available.
Councilman Haguewood then moved the Council turn down the offered property
on Valley Street due to a current lack of funds; Councilman Whidden
seconded, and after further discussion, the motion carried.
c. Requested Foreclosure - Porsch Property
Councilman Quast reported the Real Estate Canmittee recorrrnended no action
be taken at this time regarding Mr. Knebes I letter with respect to
non-paynent of L.I.D. and taxes on Lot 16, Block 338. Staff indicated
foreclosure action on this property would begin in October should payrrents
not be made.
l4. 1982 Lease Rate Adjustment for Ediz Hook lands leased fran
U. S. Coast Guard
Mayor Duncan s=ized a letter fran the U. S. Coast Guard increasing the
annual rental rate fran $500 to $804 for a 20.G8-acre portion of Coast
Guard awned land on Ediz Hook which the City subleases to IT!' Rayonier and
Crown Zellerbach. Councilman Whidden moved the Council approve the revised
annual rental rate of $804; Councilman Quast seconded and the motion
carried.
l5. Civic Pride Foundation
Councilman Quast moved Council renove this item fran the table; Councilman
Gerberding seconded and the motion carried. Councilman HagueW<XJd then
moved the Council disapprove the suggested creation of a Civic Pride
Foundation and Councilman Hordyk seconded. During discussion of the
motion, Councilman Quast supported the creation of a Civic Pride Foundation
as a means by which individuals and groups could make donations to a fund
in which the moneys would be used for civic hospitality and appreciation
functions, maintenance of mini-parks, and other such events, instilling
civic pride in the citizens of the City of Port Angeles. Also, in-kind
donations given to the Foundation would be tax-deductible. Mayor Duncan
noted that unexpended funds raised for the Coast Guard Appreciation Day
required disposition and could possibly be donated to this fund. After
further discussion, Councilman Hagu~ withdrew his motion to deny the
creation of a Civic Pride Foundation. Councilman Hordyk had no objections
and withdrew his second. Councilman Whidden then moved the Council approve
the est.ablishrrent of a Civic Price Foundation and instructed staff to draw
up the necessary legal instnnnents establishing. the fund and to hold the
check representing the unexpended funds for the Coast Guard Appreciation
Day for deposit into this fund. Councilman Quast seconded, and after
further discussion the motion carried.
15. National Small Business Week - May 9 - 15, 1982
Mayor Duncan joined with President Reagan and elected officials across the
country and proclained the week of May 9 - 15, 1982, as Small Business Week
in Port Angeles.
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16. Port Angeles School District request for Roosevelt Gym Bleachers
Mayor Duncan sunmarized a letter from Superintendent Serrette requesting
the City donate the bleachers in the Roosevelt Gym to the Port Angeles
School District for use at both middle schools - Roosevelt and Stevens.
Councilman Quast moved the Council donate the bleachers to the School
District for use in the middle school gymnasiums, conditioned upon the
Council's approval of the final design of the Convention Facility, when the I
bleachers would no longer be needed. CouncilImn Whidden seconded, and
CouncilImn Hordyk opposed the motion, referring to the City's purchase of
the gym from the School District and his understanding regarding a new roof
to be furnished by the School District. After further discussion, the
motion carried, with Councilman Hordyk voting "No".
17. Local Option Sales Tax Plan and Early Retirement Legislation
Manager Flodstrom briefly reviewed the major elerrents of SB 4972, the local
option sales tax plan, and noted that the City's ilTlplementation of this
taxing authority could not be made effective until October 1, 1982. The
Council concurred with his recorrmendation to schedule a workshop for
Tuesday, May 25, 1982, at 7:00 P.M. for review of this new piece of
legislation. CounciJman Quast requested Mayor Duncan dispatch a letter of
thanks to our legislators for their support of this bill.
Manager Flodstrem also reviewed SSHB 124, Early Retirement/ and SSB 5007 -
Vacation Payout Billl and noted that as many as 20 employees are affected
and may elect to retire frem the City of Port Angeles in 1982 as a result
of the passage of these two bills. Vacation and sick-leave payouts for
these employees could range fran $150,000 to $200,000 of unbudgeted funds.
The Council discussed the matter and Manager Flodstrom indicated he would
bring this item back before the Council at their next meeting, as he would
have more infonnation at that tine.
VIII LATE ITEMS
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1. Engine Five Storage
Fire Chief Glenn reviewed his ITEllDrandum requesting Council pennission to
store Engine Five in an enclosed structure at the Coast Guard base, as the
City has no available storage facilities for it, and the Coast Guard has no
equipment on base to battle structure fires. Councilman Quast m:JVed the
Council authorize Fire Chief Glenn to negotiate an arrangement with the
Coast Guard for storage of Engine Five. Councilman Whidden seconded, and
after further discussion, the motion carried.
2. WSU - Small Business Developnent Center Office Space
Manager Flodstrom noted that office space at City Hall would no longer be
needed by project Infonnation, and of WSU' s Small Business DevelofireI1t
Center's reqqest for use of that space. The Council had no objections.
3. Infonnation Agenda
Councilman Quast directed the Council's attention to several items included
in the infonnation agenda.
IX ITEMS FRCM AUDIENCE AND/OR CITY COUNCIL Nor ON AGENDA
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1. WPPSS Policy Stat.enent
.J Councilman Gerberding moved the Council remove item 5, Bond Sales Before
^ the Effective Date of Initiative 394, from the WPPSS Policy Staterrent;
Councilman Quast seconded, and after further discussion, tlie motion
carried.
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The council noted and discussed citizen complaints regarding garbage
pick-up, litter on the road to the garbage dump', and litter in the alley
behind City Hall.
Councilman Gerberding also indicated the extra driving titre required due to
the ,Black Oiarrond access washout was between 3~ to 4 minutes; and f.fayor
Duncan requested staff investigate a new cut to the west for the access.
X ADJOURN 'IO EXOCUTIVE SESSION
Nayor Duncan adjourned the meeting to an executive session at 9: 40 P.M.
XI REI'URN 'l'O OPEN SESSION
The Council returned to open session at 10: 00 P.M.
COnvention Facility
Manager -Flodstrcrn and Council discussed plans for the Convention Facility;
hCMever, no action was taken.
XII ADJOURNNENT
The meeting adjourned.at 10:40 P.M.
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ORCINANCE NO. 2213
AN ORDINANCE 01 the City
01 Part Ang"r"s amending
Chaplers 9,01 and 9.30 oj Or,
\ din once No. 2129 and the Part
Angeles Municipal Code, and
repealing Seclian 10.04.020 of
Ordinance No. 2133 and Ihe
< Port Angetes Municipal Code,
BE IT ORCAINED BY THE CI,
TY COUNCil OF THE CITY OF
PORT ANGELES, as follows:
Section 1, Section 9,01.070
of Ordinance Na, 2129 and
the Port Angeles MunIcipal
Code are each hereby
emended 10 read Os follows:
9.01,070 Classes of Crimes,
An offense defined by this ti-
tle constitutes 0 misde-
meanor of the fjrst closs or CI
misdemeanor of the second
closs. A etoss I misdeme-anor
may be puni.hed by eilher
fine or Imprisonment, Cf
both, up t~ tl1e moximl,Jm
sentence allowed under the
jurisdiction of 'he (:o\)rt in
which Ihe charge i. lilecl, A
Cfa$s II misdemeanor may be
punished by CIi mo)(imvm fine
~ of Five Hund,ed ($500)
Doflars, A sentence of im4
prisonmeht sholl not be im-
po.ed for any Class 11
misdemeanor,
Section 2, Section 9,30.020
oj Ordinance No. 2129 and
the Pori Angele. Municipal
Code ore each hereby
amended to read as follows;
9.30.020 Obslructing 0
Public Ofilcer. Every person
who (I) .hal1 knowingly
hinder, delay, or ob.true! any
person known to be a public
oUker In the discharge ot his
officiol power or dulies, or (2)
sholl knowingly make any un-
true statement or knowi ngly
give any false or incorrect in.
formatloll, eitner orclly or in
writing, to a person known '0
be a public ol!lce" shall be
guilly of a Clo.s I
misdemeanor.
"Public officer" os used in
this section shaff mecn a -per:.
son holding office under a ci.
ty, county, or state govern-
ment, or the ~eder-Q1 govern~
men.t who performs a public
function and in so doing Is
ves.ted with the exercise of
some sovereign .power of
government, and inclvdes. 011
I assistants, deputies, clerks,
and employees of any public
officer, and also tncludes any
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officer, and also includes any
peace officer.
Section 3.. Section 2 of Or-
dinance 2133 and Section
10.04..020 of the Port Angeles
Muni ci pc I Code,.... regarding
penalties for viol ation of the
Port Angeles Motor Vehicle
Code, are each hereby
repealed.
, Section 4~ If cny provi ~ion
of thi s ordinance I or its ap-
plication to any person or cir..
cu mstance is heid inva I id. 1he
remainder of the, ordi'''Qnce~
or the "OPPlir;~tion of the" tJro-
vision to other" persons .or ci r-
cumstances is not affected,
and to this end, the provi-
sions of th i s ordinance are
decfared to be severable.
Section 5. The immediate
effectiveness of this or-
dinance is necessary to meet
a public emergency, and for
the preservation of the pub I ic
health, $afety~ and welfare.
Th is ordi nonce shall therefore
teke effect, upon enactment.
PASSED by the City Council
of the City of Port Angeles at
c regular meeting held on the
~th day of May, 1982.
Dorothy Duncan
MA YOR
ArrEST;
Marian C t Parrish t City Clerk
APPROVED AS TO FORM:
Craig l. Mi II er, City Attorney
Pub.: May 12, 1982_