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Port Angeles, washington
June 15, 1982
I CALL TO ORDER
Mayor Duncan called the meeting to order at 7:00 P.M.
II roLL CALL
Members Present: Mayor Duncan, Councilmn Gerberding, Haguewood, Hordyk,
Polhamus, Quast, Whidden
Members Absent: None
Staff Present: Manager Flodstran, Attorney Miller, Deputy Clerk Lannoye, P.
carr, M. Cleland, L. Cosens, D. Frizzell, L. Glenn, J.
pittis, R. Orton, M. Campbell
Public Present: G. Snell, M. Machle, G. ThC1lrpson, J. McDonald, C. Coble, E.
Hoelscher, B. Norris, J. Anderson. D. MCWilliams, M.
Buchanan, J. Key, J. Hulett, C. McManis, W. cargin, C.
Holmn, C. <Mens, N. DeScala, G. Andaleon, H. Berglund, S.
Ward, H, Lavin, K. Erickson, K. Spencer, J. Pressley, D.
Price, R. H. & F. Keeler, J. Hegseth, A. MCWilliams, L.
Smith
III MINUTES
Councilman Hordyk moved the Council accept and place on file as received the
minutes of the June 1, 1982, meeting. Councilmn Gerberding seconded and
noted an arrendrrent to Register Page 287, 2. Peddler's License Noise
Regulation; Councilman Quast, not Council1llan Polhamus abstained fran voting on
the motion to adopt the Ordinance. On call for the question the rrotion to
accept the arrended minutes carried.
IV CONSENT AGENDA
Councilman Hordykmoved the Council accept the items listed under the Consent
Agenda, including: 1) Payment to Carothers & Associates for Shoreline
Rehabilitation Study, 2) pennission to call for bids for 69 IW switches, 3)
pennission to sell surplus recorder, 4) vouchers of $9l5, 958.67 and payroll of
$196,948.92. Councilmn Gerberding seconded and ccmrended Eng. & Operations
Manager French for the cost saving neasures taken with regard to the
replacement of two 69 IW switches damaged in February of 1980. on call for
the question the rrotion carried.
V FINANCE
None.
VI ITEMS FRa>1 THE AUDIENcE Nor ON THE AGENDA
Hattie Berglund, Port Angeles, requested the Council review the designation of
"M" Street as a truck haul route due to noise and traffic problems created by
heavy utilization. Council1llan Hordyk suggested trucks not be allowed to haul
on "M" Street, and after further discussion of the issue Councillllan Quast
moved the Council instruct staff to research this item further, contact the
haulers involved, and to report back to the Council at the July 6th meeting.
Councillllan Whidden seconded and the IIDtion carried with Councillllan Hordyk
voting "No".
John Anderson, 704 Searrount, Port Angeles, requested the Council attempt to
discover the source of the blasts/sonic booms affecting the Port Angeles area
and request they be discontinued.
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ITEMS FRCM THE COUNCIL Nor ON THE AGENDA
Councilman Gerberding requested the Council recognize the extraordinary
efforts of the participants in the Special Olyrrpics.
Mayor Duncan and CouncilnEn Quast welcaned new businesses in the Port Angeles
area and wished them every success.
VII LEGISlATION
l. Public Hearings
A. Interpretation - Foster Family Hcrres for Adults
Mayor Duncan opened the public hearing on the Plarming Ccrrrnission' s
interpretation that State licensed foster hares for adults with no more than
four unrelated persons are appropriate in all residential zones in the City
and are consistent with the Canprehensive Plan and Zoning Regulations, and
requested carments or questions fran the audience and staff.
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During the course of the public hearing Jay Pressley, owner of an adult foster
hare, indicated that such a hare would create no disturbances in a residential
setting. Those speaking in opposition to the interpretation, Nick DeScala,
804 Searrount Drive, John Anderson, 704 Searrount Drive, Darol MCWilliams, 818
Searrount Drive, Ardis McWilliams, 904 Searrount Drive, and Ella Hoelscher, 213l
West 7th, Port Angeles, objected to the allowance of a State licensed adult
foster hare in a residential zone as they felt this constituted a ccmnercial
venture. Mr. McWilliams also submitted a petition with 100 signatures in
opposition to the interpretation. Carol eMens, County HUllI3Il Se:rvices
Departrrent, and Irene Smith, peninsula Counseling, both addressed the need for
these types of facilities in a residential setting in this carmunity. Jean
McDonald, who had placed her sister-in-law in the Pressley foster hare, also
spoke of the need for this type of health care for senior citizens. After no I
further ccmrents were received, Mayor Duncan closed the public hearing.
Councilman Hordyk then moved the Council concur with the Planning Cam1ission
interpretation that State licensed foster family hcrres for adults with no more
than four unrelated persons are appropriate in all residential zones in the
City, and are consistent with the Canprehensive Plan and Zoning Regulations;
and as its stated findings of fact, the public input received and the
information fran other cormnmi ties presented by staff. Councilman Polhamus
seconded. During discussion of the motion CouncilnEn Quast noted the need for
additional information. On call for the question the motion was denied, with
Councilmen Hordyk and Polhamus voting "Yes". CouncilnEn Quast then rroved the
COuncil remand this item to the Planning Cam1ission with instructions to
obtain additional testirrony fran representatives of DSHS and Carol eMens of
the County HUllI3Il Services Departrrent. CouncilnEn Whidden seconded and the
motion carried, with Councilmen Hordyk and Polhamus voting "No".
B. Revenue Sharing Allocation
At their June 1, 1982, meeting the City COuncil set June 15th as a public
hearing date for allocation of additional revenue sharing funds. Mayor Duncan
reviewed funding requests as outlined in Manager Flodstrem 's rrerrorandum and
opened the public hearing requesting carments or questions frem the audience
and staff. Additional infonnation regarding fundings requests was presented
by: 1) Bertha Norris of the Clallarn County HllIlIane Society; 2) Irene Smith,
Peninsula COunseling for transitional housing for the rrentally ill; 3) Mary I
Lou Machle, Safehcrre operations for victims of dorrestic abuse; 4) Woody Jones,
226 Dogwood Place spoke in favor of the Old Mill Road ilrproverrent project and
submitted a petition of local residents in support of this project; 5) Lois
Soderquist, 1323 Samara Drive, for overnight emergency shelter facilities for
intoxicated individuals; and 6) Tan Schiedennayer, Local Firefighters Union
for funds for renovation and rerrodeling of the Fire Station. After no further
carments were received Mayor Duncan closed the public hearing. COuncil
discussed allocation of the funds at length and regretted the lack of funds to
meet all requests. Manager Flodstrem reviewed staff's request for monies for
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roadway inprovements and addressed the attractiveness of leveraging the
revenue sharing funds 8 - 1 with federal monies and proposed addressing the
needs of the human services agencies in the 1983 budget process. Councilman
Haguewood then moved the Council allocate funding for the 8th and "C" Street
Intersection Inprovement ($2,700): Old Mill Road, Ahlvers Road to Rhodes Road
Improvement ($10,200): and $5,000 to purchase additional asphalt for general
street maintenance and resurfacing on 8th Street, between Pine Hill and Cedar
Street, with the remaining $4,100 to be held in reserve for any cost over-runs
on the projects (rerrodeling of the Fire Station to be considered at a later
date if funds are available). Councilman Quast seconded and after further
discussion the rnotion carried.
C. and D. Vacation of Chase Street and 4th Street - Convention Center
Mayor Duncan opened the public hearing on the City of Port Angeles' request to
vacate the south 12 feet of the 4th Street right-of-way abutting Lots 5 - 9
inclusive, Block 170, ToWnsite of Port Angeles, and to vacate all of that
portion of Chase Street abutting Blocks 169 and 170, TcMnsite of Port Angeles,
together with all of that portion of Chase Street abutting alleys in Blocks
169 and 170, Townsite of Port Angeles, and requested caments or questions
from the audience and staff. Manager Flodstrom advised the Council of a
petition with 18 signatures received protesting the vacation of 4th and Chase
Streets which did not include a reason for opposition. No further comnents
were received and Mayor Duncan closed the public hearing. Councilman
Haguewood then requested the vacations be made conditional upon callJletion of
the Convention Center and Attorney Miller suggested an arrendment to the
vacation ordinances inplementing this condition. Mayor Duncan then read
Ordinance No. 2216 by title, entitled
ORDINANCE NO. 2216
AN ORDINANCE of the City of Port Angeles
vacating the south 12 feet of the Fourth
Street right-of-way abutting Lots 5
through 9 inclusive, Block 170, Townsite
of Port Angeles.
Councilman Hordyk lOOVed for adoption of the foregoing arrended ordinance as
read by title: Councilman Polhamus seconded and the rnotion carried.
Mayor Duncan then read Ordinance No. 2217 by title, entitled
ORDINANCE NO. 2217
AN ORDINANCE of the City of Port Angeles
vacating all of that portion of Chase
Street abutting Block 169 and 170,
Townsite of Port Angeles, together with
all of that portion of Chase Street
abutting alleys in Blocks 169 and l70,
Townsite of Port Angeles.
Councilman Whidden then rroved the Council adopt the rorended ordinance as read
by title: Councilman Polhamus seconded and after further discussion the rnotion
carried.
E. Vacation of Valley Street Alley
Mayor Duncan opened the public hearing on the City of Port Angeles' request to
vacate that portion of the alley in Block 85, ToWnsite of Port Angeles,
abutting Lots 1 - 4 and Lots 17 - 20 and requested caments or questions from
the audience or staff. No carments were received and Mayor Duncan then closed
the public hearing. She then read Ordinance No. 22lB by title, entitled
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ORDINANCE NO. 2218
AN ORDINANCE of the City of Port Angeles
vacating that portion of the alley in
Block 85, T<J..insite of Port Angeles,
abutting Lots 1 - 4 and Lots l7 - 20.
CounciJnan Gerberding moved the Council adopt the foregoing ordinance as read
by title; Councilman Hordyk seconded and the rotion carried.
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2. Planning Carmission Minutes of June 9, 1982
Mayor Duncan reviewed the Planning Carmission minutes of June 9, 1982, with
the following action being taken by the Council:
Craker - Conditional Use Permit
CounciJnan Hordyk moved the Council concur with the Planning Ccmnission 's
recomrendation to approve the Craker application for a Conditional Use Permit
to operate a part-time beauty salon as a HCIlE Occupation at 2525 West 10th
Street, subject to there being no IlDre than 12 custaners per day, with no IlDre
than three on the premises at anyone time; that there be only one operator;
and that this permit be issued for an initial one-year period. He cited the
following findings of fact: 1) the equiprent involved in the HCIlE Occupation
will not introduce noise, SIrOke, vibrations or odor in excess of those
nonrally found in residential areas; 2) the site has adequate off-street
parking for a HCIlE Occupation and the beauty shop will not significantly
increase local vehicular or pedestrian traffic; 3) because of the size of the
lot, the Hare Occupation will not be detrimental to adjoining and nearby
residential properties; and 4) the Harre Occupation will not endanger the
public health, safety and welfare, and it is in the public interest.
Councilman Quast seconded and the rotion carried.
Shoreline Permit Hearing - Port of Port Angeles
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CounciJnan Quast moved the Council schedule July 6th as a public hearing on
the Port of Port Angeles application for a Shoreline Managerrent Substantial
Develq:mant Permit for the construction of a 40' x 100 I building at the south
side of Marine Drive, imrediately west of "e" Street. Councilroan Hordyk
seconded and the rrotion carried.
Rezone Hearing - Adamson, et al
CounciJnan Gerberding moved the Council schedule July 6th as a public hearing
on the Adamson, et aI, application to rezone approximately 7/8th acre fran
RS-7 to CSD-1:2 at the southeast, southwest, northeast and northwest comers of
Ninth and Lincoln Streets. Councilman Polhamus seconded and the IlDtion carried.
Councilman Gerberding then moved the Council accept and place on file as
received the Planning Ccmnission minutes of June 9, 1982. Councilman Quast
seconded and the motion carried.
3. Key - Planned Residential Developrent
Councilman po1hamus moved the Council schedule July 6th as a public hearing on
the Key request to consider a proposed Planned Residential Developrent on
approximately 25 acres, located south of Carrpbell Avenue, east of Mt. Angeles
Road, bordering White Creek on the east. Councilman Whidden seconded and the I
motion carried. Councilman Quast requested a special rreeting of the Council
and Planning Ccmnission be scheduled for June 29th at 5: 30 PM to conduct a
view trip of the area.
4. Olympic National Park - World Heritage Park
Mayor Duncan noted the Council's invitation to participate in the dedication
cererronies of Olympic National Park as one of the lOO United National World
Heritage Sites in the world. She then proclairred. the week of June 26 - July 2
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as Olyrcpic National Park World Heritage Site Week in the City of Port Angeles
and encouraged all citizens to take part in the various events.
5. Clallarn County Fair - Special Tax for concessions and gambling activities
Mayor Duncan introduced and read by title Ordinance No. 2219, entitlErl
ORDINANCE NO. 2219
AN ORDImNCE of the City of Port Angeles
anending Ordinance No. 2164 and Section
3.52.020 of the Port Angeles Municipal
COde, relating to gambling, and levying
a tax upon the incorre derived fran the
conduct of certain activities by autho-
rizing agricultural fairs.
Councilroan Hordyk moved, the . Council adopt the foregoing ordinance as read by
title; Councilroan Quast seconded and after further discussion the rrotion
carriErl.
6. Morse Creek Hydroelectric Project - FERC Application
Councilroan Hordyk reported for the Utility Advisory Ccmni ttee and reccxrrrended
the Council authorize the Mayor to file a preliminary permit application with
the Federal Energy Regulatory Ccmnission in order to establish a priority on
the project site. Mayor Duncan then read Resolution No. 21-82 by title, entitled
RESOLUrrON NO. 21-82
A RESQIDrION of the City of Port Angeles
authorizing the Mayor to execute and
file a preliminary pennit application
for the developnant of an electrical
generation facility at the Morse
Creek Project.
Councilroan Gerberding moved .the Council adopt the foregoing resolution as read
by title; councilroan Polhamus seconded and the rrotion carried.
7. Pea Patch Lease - 1982, '
Councilroan Quast moved the council authorize the Mayor to execute the Pea
Patch Lease for 1982 with the CaImunity Action Council; councilroan Whidden
seconded and the rrotion carried.
8. Procedures for Handling Bad Checks and
9. Amendment to Criminal COde
Mayor Duncan read Police O1ief Cleland's rnenorandum regarding procedures for
handling NSF and Closed Account checks and read Ordinance No. 2220 by title,
entitled
ORDINANCE NO. 2220
AN ORDINANCE of the City of Port Angeles
providing penalties for certain crirres,
and arrending Section 9.01.070 of
Ordinance 2129 and the Port Angeles
Municipal Code, and Section 12 of
Ordinance 2188 and Section 9.16.900
of the Port Angeles Municipal COde.
Councilroan Polhamus moved the Council adopt the foregoing ordinance as read by
title and councilman Whidden seconded. Council discussed with staff the
procedures to be used for handling bad checks and on call for the question the
rrotion carried.
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lO. Business License Ordinance - New Fireworks Legislation
Mayor Duncan read Ordinance No. 2221 by title, entitled
ORDINANCE NO. 2221
-AN ORDINANCE of the City of Port Angeles
relating to and regulating the sale of
fireworks within the City of Port Angeles,
emending Sections 4, 5, 6 and 7 of
Chapter 8 of Ordinance 2050, Section 1 of
Ordinance 2136, and Sections 5.32.040,
5.32.050, 5.32.060 and 5.32.070 of the Port
Angeles Municipal Code, and repealing Sec-
tions 2 and 3 of Chapter 8 or Ordinance 2050,
and Sections 5.32.020 and 5.32.030 of the
Port Angeles Bunicipal Code.
Councilman Whidden rroved the Council adopt the foregoing ordinance as read by
title and Councilman polhamus seconded. During discussion of the rrotion
Councilman Quast indicated he would vote "No" as he objected to the new State
law allewing the sale of Class C camon fireworks. On call for the question
the rrotion carried with Councilman Quast voting "No".
11. City's Disaster Plan Coordinator
Councilman Quast rroved the Council designate Fire Chief Glenn as the City of
Port Angeles Errergency Services Liaison Officer and Councilman Whidden
seconded. Councilman Hordyk expressed his preferences for designating the
City Manager or his designee as the Drergency Services Liaison Officer. After
further discussion the rrotion to designate Fire Chief Glenn carried with
Councilman Hordyk voting "No".
12. Symphony Week Proclamation
Mayor Duncan proclaimed the week of OCtober lO through 16, 1982, as Syrrphony
Week in Port Angeles in honor of the Port Angeles Synphony Orchestra.
13. Uptown Business l\dmini.stration - 1st and Front Street Traffic
Irrprovements
Mayor Duncan reviewed a letter fran the Uptown Business Association requesting
traffic inprovements on First and Front Streets. Public Works Director Pittis
indicated he and staff would be meeting with the DBA regarding their requests
and would keep the Council updated.
14. Employment Contracts with Administrative Ehployees
Mayor Duncan reviewed Manager Flodstrom 's rrenorandum indicating that the
latest Attorney General's Opinion led him to believe the Council did not need
to strike a rrore fornal contract with the Administrative Managerrent Erlployees
and that the existing ordinances and agreerrents are adequate to protect the
rights of the affected employees.
15. Angeles Arts in Action request to use Laurel Street July 17th and 18th
Councilman Hordyk rroved the Council grant permission to Angeles Arts in Action
for the closure of Laurel Street for the 16th Annual Art Shew and instIuct I
staff to locate an alternate site in the event construction on Laurel Street .
would prevent the affair being held on Laurel Street. Councilman Whidden
seconded and the rrotion carried.
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Manager Flodstran indicated the Council had been invited to the grand opening
of the Clallarn County Museum; and that Public Works Director Pittis would be
designated Acting City Manager while Manager Flodstran attended an I>W::.
Conference in Spokane.
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~O~D1NANC:E -'-~
NO, 2221
~ AN O~DINANCE of ,he Ci.y
\ of Port Angeles reloting to
Gild reg\llaHng the sale of
fireworks within the CitV of.
Porl Angelus, amending 5-6C-
l tions.4, 5, 6 and 7 of Chapter 8
of Ordinance 2050, Section 1
of Ordinance 2136. and Sec.
tion' S.32.000. 5,32,OSO,
S.32.060 ond S,32.070 of the
Port Angeles M\Jnici~al Code,
and repealing Sections 2 and
:J of Chapter 8 of Ordinance
2050, and Sections 5.32.020
ond 5,32,030 ot .he Port
Angeles Municipal Code.
BE IT ORDAINED by .he City
CouncU of the City at Port
I Angeles 05 tollow~:
Section l, s'e-ction .. of
Chapter e of Ordinance No.
2050 and Section 5.32,040 -of
r the Po~t _ Angeles Munidpal
Cod. are .0el1 mnended to
} read 0$ fotlows:
5.32.0"0 Sale of Firework,
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- Permit - Required It's
I unlawful tor any perso~, fir:n ,
h corpo!otion to engage in '
t ~ ~etall sole of !irewo..-ks
w.tt'lln the City o' Port..
A.ng~les without fint having ~
~ obtomed 0 permit for such
~,:::~~~.from tne City of Port
~ Section 2, Section 5 o'
Chapter 8 of O..-dinance 2050
end Se-ction 5.32,050 of the
Por't Angeles Munic!polCode
ore each amended to ..-Qod as
follows:
, 5,32,050 Permit - Appico.
tlO~ ..-equirements and reo
q~lred tnformotlon. An ap.
plication . for a permit to
rngage In retail lioles of I
,~r~work$ within the city
hmlt.s sholl be mode to the ci-
ty clerk, and submitted of:
l-east ten days prior to the re-
,quest.ed effective dote o' the
permit. No permit cpplicotion
may be submitted prior to'
Jan,uory ht of the year fOf
whl(:h tne permit is' reo
que$te~. In addition to all in.
,,'a!"matlon ..-equired of on ap.
pllcant for Q bu:;inesslicen5-e
,t.he application for ~
flrewor~sJ'Qrmit must be ac.
compame by:
A. A valid license issued by
the State Fire Marshal pur.
suant to Ch. 70.77 RCW
,authorizing the permittee t~
R~::~~k~~ the retail sole of
~, A. fee of ten dollars.
which IS established os th~
:ee fhr 0 permit issued solely
or t e pu rposc of -a lIowin
tn.e retail sale of fireworks' 9
C. A public liabil1ty a~d
property damage insurance
policy ~rom an insurance com-
pany. licensed to do business
In thiS state. in the sum of at
least three hundred thousond
~o"cr$ for bodily injury or
eath suffered by one 0"1'"
more persons. in Clny occident
or oc<urrence, and at least
fne hundred thousafld dollars.
or property damoge. The in. -
5uron~e policies must name
the City os on additional in.
sured. to indemnify the city
from domoge or injury coused.
bV the operaHon of retoll.
IIrewo..-ks stands'
0, A perfor~ance bond
note or cash deposit in o~ ~
amount not less tl10n one
hundred dollars, conditioned
u~on the prompt removol and
c eQnyp at all debris,
ja'e~lal. ,et.c., fr-om the site
rom which fireworks. ore
sold, which bond or deposit
sholl be ..eturned to the ap Ii.
c.ant by the city if the appli~(J-
I ~~~j~d~ a fireworks permit is
, e, In the event the permit is
Issued, the bond or de sit'
s.hall be returned to the 0:11.
co~! only if the stand from l
~h'ch the fireworks ore sold
IS removed and the site
c1e-:lred ,of 011 debris to the'
Sa!ls'actron. of t~e proper of.
ficlal of the city. In the event l
of tile applicant's failure to do
so, the performance bond or
cos~ deposit shall be
:orfelted to the.city, The pe-r.l
OJ'l'11once bond or 40sh
dgposit !>n.all also be to~feited'
tf thh, city If the requirements
otiS sub'5ection ore not
~~~~~:~r~ith by July 10th of
Section 3. Section 6 a.
Chol?'ter 8 of C..dinonce 2050
Sedd Ion 1 of Ordinance 2136
on Section 5.32.060 o.f the-
Port Angeles Municipal Code
~iio:~:h emended to read as
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ORDiNANCE- O~DINANC~ NO. ?219
NO. 2220 , \..ANORDINANCE of t""City
AN ORDINANCE of the City 0 Porf;a;nglllenrmOlf~r'-
of Porf Angeles providing . dinonce No, 2\6-4 and $9f;1J,bn
penalties for certain crimes. 3,S2:0?0 of the Port Angeles
and amendl"9 Section Munlcl,pol Code, relating to
9.01.070 0.' Ordinance 2129 . gombllMg. and levying a tox
and the Port Angeles upon the income derived
Municipal Code. and Section from the conduct of certain
12 at Ordinance 2188 and ott!vlties by Qut~or~z.ing
Section 9,16,900 of the Port agrlcultu..-ol fairs.
Angeles Municipal Code. BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CI,
BE IT O~DAINED by the City TY COUNCil OF THE CITY OF
Council of the City 01 Port PORT ANGELES as follows:
Angeles, os follows: Section 1. Section \ of Or.
Section 1. S-ection 9.01,070 dfnance 2095, and Section
of Ordinance No. 2129 ond \ 3.S2..0~,.0tr4be_ Pod Angeles
the Port Angeles Municipal MUniCipal coa~ . ere-by
Code are eac:h hereby omellded to read as f-o '
omended to read as fonows: 3.52.020 Persons S.ubJect to.
9,01.070 Classes of crimes, 10)(- 10)( Rate.
An oHense defined by t'h1S There is hereby levied upon I
title constitutes a all persons, os'Sociation'5 aod
misdemeanor of the first, orgcnizatiqns conducting or
doss or 0 misdemeanor of the opero,ing within this iurisdic~
second class. A Class I tion any of the adiviHe-s listed
misdemeanor may be' below, 0 fax in the following
punished by either fine or amounts to be paid to the d.
imprisonment, or both, up to ty; provided that for the year
the maximum sentence" 1982 only any agricultural fair
allowed under ttle jurisdiction authorized under the prav,.
of the- c:ourt in which the I sions of Chapter 15.76 or
ctlorge is filed. A Class II 36.37 RCW- which conducts
misdemeanor may be any o(:tivity governed by the
punished by 0 maximum fine te..-ms of this ordinance and
01 One Thousond ($t,oool "., by Chop.er 9.4b RCW. .holl
Dollars. A sentence of im- pay a talC of One Hundred fit. <
prLsonment st1all not be ty ($150) Dollors, in lieu __of,..
imposed for any Class n any tox assessed against
misdemeoonor. gross receipts from gambling
Section 2. Section '2 of activities by the te-rms of this
Ordinance No, 2188 and ordinance:
Section 9.16,900 of the Port A. Bingo, in the amour" of
Angele~ Municipal Code ore the gross receipts therefrom,
each hereby amended fo read less 1he amount of money
as follows: paid in cosh, and paid for
9,16.900 Clossifi(ation of mer-chandise. octuolly aword- I
Crimes., Any persofl convicted ed os prizes during the to)(-
of violating Sections 9.16,090, able peri-od, rnultiplied by the
9.1 b.nO, 9.1 b.130, 9.16.160, rote of ten p.ercent:
or 9.16,170 of this chapter 6, 'RoHles, in the amount of
-shall be guilty of a Closs I I the gross receipts 1he..-e-from,
misdemeanor, and sentenced less the amount of money
accordlng.y, where: paid in cash, C1nd paid for
(10) The volue of the merchandise, actually oward.
property, S&rVLces or d'l8Cks ed os prizes during the tax.
-'cwn'ltAQ;.J.he basis of ~the I able penod, mu1t1phed by the
charge IS, e~~6."Or greater rate of ten. percent, ,
thgn One U '. C. Amusement gomes, in
Dollars; or eO h the amount of the gross I
(2) The perso'd charp f 't:d receipts therefrom, less the
be~n c?n~ictf~' o(~) o:a~~ 01 t omount of money paid in
ball, wlthm l\le , y cosh, and paid for merchon-
the date of t~e Incten! of dise. actually awarded os
_lMJden~& forrrung the_ 05-IS 0... priz.e:; during the taxable
"---the charge, .of tWO or ~-ote period, multiplied by the rote
previOus, cnmes of ttoie1~ of ten percent,
posseSSion :.f 1 ':wonce 0, A.ny punchboards 0"- ~lJll '
properJ.)'~n~ _l k.nd of tabs. In the amount of five
of bon\<. c.he-ck:5; or any I percent of the gross receipts I
froud under any cay, county. directly from t"e operation of
state ortederol\a:-v" f' the punchboords or puU tobs
(3) All other vlolo'IO.,S 0 I tnemsal\les.
Sectlons 9.16.Q'1O. Q.16.l10, Section 2 This ordinance
q.lb,130, Q,16.16COi ol~ shaU toke e'ffect os provided
Q.lb.110 st1011 be ass by low. ~
misde~eon~rs and ,s-ente-n;=.,e:t PASSED by the City CounciL,
accordingly, prov1.ded . of the City 04 Port Angeles at
the coort 'ShoU l":,pose Q a regular meeting held on tl1e
minimom fine 0' fIVe Hun- 15th day of June 1982
dred ($500) Dol1ors, Of the DOROTHY DUNCAN',
'ine imposed, at I.ost fifty Moyor
($SO) Dollars .hall no' be ATTEST:
suspended or deh:;rit ~t1~~~ Marian C. Parrish, City Clerk \
the c~n~idIO~ l~ t e ~~;lve' Approved os to Form:
conVictiOn WIthIn any t Craig l Miller City Attorney
month period. uponflcon. Pub.: J~ne 22.'1982
vicHon tor 0 second 0 ensG ..'
within ony twelve-month
period of 0 crime of theft,
possession of s.tolerl
property I unlawfu' iSS~Qnce
of bank chec.ks. or ony kInd o'
fraud \Jnder any c;Uy, county,
state or federal iaw. the court
may suspend or d~fer o~ly
that portion of the line w~'nch
ii in e)(ceS5 of Five Hundred
($Soo) Dollars. , .
Section 3. If ony pro....I$I~n l
ot this Ordinance, or Its
application to any pers.on or
circul'l"lstonce is l1eld in..,olicl,
the rem-air'lder of the Or.
dinance, or the applic.a-Han of
the proviS.on to oth~r persons
or circumstances IS not of. I
tec,ed, ond to this end, the
provisiQns of this Ordinance
ore declared to be severable.
Section 4, 'This Ordinance
s,",011 take effect os provided
by ~M~ED by the Ci.y Council
of the City of Pott Angeles ~t t
o regular meeHng ot said
Countil held on .he ISth doy
oi Jvne. 1962.
Dorothy Dunca"
MAYOR \
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ATTEST'
Morlan C. farrish,
City Clerk
APP~OVED AS TO FORM'
Crolg l, Miner,
City Attorney
p.b,: June23. 1982
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5..32.060 Permit - Number
limited. No person, firm, or
corporation shalt receive
more than one permit for the
sale of (:ommon fireworks
withi n the City of Port
Angeles during anyone
calendar year. A permit
granted pursuant to this title
shall entitle the permittee to
maintain two retail outlets for
tne sale of common fireworks
within the city.
Section 4. Section 7 of
Chapter 8 of Ordina nee 2050
and Section 5.32.070 of the
Port Angetes Municipal Code
are each amended to read as
follows~
5.32.070 Sole of Fireworks
_ Requirements. The sale of
fireworks shall only be per.
mitted in accordance with the
requirements of Chapter
70,77 RCW, as now enacted or
hereafter amended.
Section 5. Sections 2 and 3
of Chapter 8 of Ordinance
2050 and Sections 5.32.020
end 5.32.030 of the Port
Angeles Municipal Code are
each repealed. .
Section 6. This Ordinance is
necessary for the preserva~
1ion of the public health, safe-
ty and welfare, and to meet a
public emergency. and shall
.toke effect upon enactment.
PASSED by the City Council
of the City of Port Ange les at
a regutor meeting of said
Cou nd I held on tne 15th day
of June, 1982.
Dorothy Duncan
MAYOR
A neST:
Marion C. Parrish,
City Clerk
APPROVED AS TO FORM:
Craig l. Miller.
City Attorney
PUB.: June 22~ 1982
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June 15, 1982
Request to participate in suit against SSB 5007 - Early Retirerrent Legislation
Manager Flodstran advised the Council that the City of Port Angeles had been
invited to participate in a suit against SSB 5007 - Early Retirerrent
Legislation. After Council and staff discussion of the lawsuit Councilman
Haguewood roved the City of Port Angeles be bound by any decisions resulting
fran the case and not participate in this lawsuit. COuncilman Whidden
seconded and the rrotion carried.
Manager Flodstrom also requested a volunteer for the restoration of the "All
AIrerican City Log" located at Central Park. The City would provide all
materials.
Councilman Gerberding questioned City ordinances regarding lots with dangerous
uncut grass. Staff explained the City's policy for requesting these lots be
cleared .
Councilman Hordyk requested inforrration OIl the rerroval of the white stop strip
at the Second and washington intersection.
Councilman Whidden requested an update fran Fire Chief Glenn on his recent
neetings with the Coast Guard. '
Councilman Quast made a suggestion for the appliance heap at the garbage dump.
X ADJOURN TO EXEITJTIVE SESSION
Mayor Duncan adjourned the meeting to an executive session at 9: 55 P.M.
XI RETURN TO OPEN SESSION AND ADJOURNMENT
The neeting returned to open session and adjourned at 10: 10 P.M.
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Clerk
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