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CITY COUNCIL MEETING
Port Angeles, Washington
July 7, 1981
I CALL TO ORDER
The meeting was called to order by Mayor Haguewood at 7:00 P.M.
I
II
ROLL CALL
Members Present: Mayor Haguewood, Councilmen Boardman, Buck, Duncan, Hordyk,
Polhamus.
Members Absent: Councilman Quast.
Staff Present: Manager Flodstrom, Attorney Miller, Deputy Clerk Headrick.
A. Rose, J. Pittis, M. Cleland, P. Carr, R. Orton, M.
Campbell, K. Rodocker, D. Frizzell, B. Myers, L. Cosens.
Public Present: K. williams, R. Grice, J. Grice, W. Hatch, J. Swordmaker,
D. Bragg, L. Torres, A. Lang,J. VanDerSys.
III MINUTES
Councilman Buck moved the Council accept and place on file as received the
minutes of the June 16, 1981 meeting. The motion was seconded by Councilman
Boardman and carried.
IV ITEMS FROM THE AUDIENCE NOT ON THE AGENDA
During the June 16, 1981 regular Council meeting, Mr. George Crawford spoke to I
the Council in regard to large trucks parked at 5th and Francis Streets, block-
ing the view for motorists. At this meeting, Mr. Crawford announced that one
truck had been removed, with two remaining, and suggested the Council consider
adoption of an ordinance which would prohibit the parking of commercial vehicles
in a residential district. The Council discussed this and other options briefly
with Attorney Miller, Manager Flodstrom, and Mr. Crawford. Councilman Hordyk
then moved the Council turn this matter over to staff for a recommendation.
The motion was seconded by Councilman Buck and carried.
V ITEMS FROM THE COUNCIL NOT ON THE AGENDA
Councilman Buck informed the Council that certain groups concerned with the
development of the Port Angeles area, have raised the question of the City
annexing. areas suitable for commercial and/or industrial development. In view
of this, Councilman Buck moved the Council authorize staff to develop a growth
impact assessment and management model to aid in this matter. The motion was
seconded by Councilman Duncan and carried.
VI
FINANCE
None.
VII CONSENT AGENDA
Councilman Hordyk moved the Council approve the items listed under the Consent I
Agenda including Vouchers of $141,439.87 and Payroll of $169,613.60. The
motion was seconded by Councilman Boardman and carried.
VIII LEGISLATION
1. PUBLIC HEARINGS
A. Rezone Request: Grice
Mayor Haguewood opened the public hearing on Mr. Grice's request to
rezone 11,525 square feet from RS-7 to RMF, located on the south side
of Lauridsen Boulevard, west of Pine Street, and requested comments or
questions from the audience or staff. There were no comments and the
public hearing was closed.
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July 7, 1981
127
VIII LEGISLATION
1. Cont.
I
Mayor Haguewood then introduced and read by title Ordinance NQ._2~~4
entitled, ORDINANCE NO. 215(
AN ORDINANCE of Ih.. Cily
at Pori Angel..s redos.ifylng
Ordinance No. 2154 properly localed ot ,he
southwest corner at
lauridse" eO.,~.vard and eine
AN ORDINANCE of the City of Port Angeles SIreol tram Rs-71o RMF'it'
WHEREAS, the PI<:Inning
reclassifying ~roperty located at the Cammis.lon ot the 'City 0','
southwest corner of Lauridsen Boulevard Port Angele. has held 0
public hearing and recorded
and Pine Street from RS-7 to RMF. it. recommendalion to Ihe
City Council in Ihe Planning
CommissLon Minutes of June
Councilman Buck moved the council adopt the foregoing i 10v.:~8~~~n~s. the
by title by Mayor Haguewood because the rezone would b requiremenl. ot Iho sIole
Comprehensive Residential policies 15, 16, 17 and 18.' i Environmental Policy Acl
I have been met: and
facilities are available; the site is functionally clol WHEREAS Ihe City Council.
alte' 0 public hearing, fjn~.
the area could not be primarily a buffer between land Ihol said rezone woula be.,"
location provides aesthetic amenities. The motion was ~hn~ b~;I i:~Ie~i~::e~~ t~~Pl~
Councilman Duncan and carried with Councilman Hordyk v keeping wilh the Cam-
~eh~n5iYe Plan: now,
~rEe rrORDAINED 8Y THE
B. Rezone Request: Neuropsychiatric Assoc. CITY COUNCIL OF THECITV
OF PORT ANGELES as
Mayor Haguewood opened the pUblic hearing on Dr. Lang' lo~:~~~~ 1. The Official
Zoning Map and Ordinance
rezone 22,500 square feet from RS-7 to OC, located at No. 1709 ore hereby
Georgiana, and requested comments or questions from th amended to change Ihe.
zoning at Ihe following
staff" Dr. Lang then addressed the Council to comment described properly I.om RS-7,
associates had searched for property east of Race Stree Single:Fomily Re.idential, I~
\ RMF Resident,al Mult,.
available. There were no further comments and the publ Family:
closed. I Lots 1 to 4. 1l10ck 2, and the
narlh one. hall of Lol 4, 1l10ck
. 3 Fogarty and Dolan's Ad-
Mayor Haguewood then introduced and read by title Ordin. dilion to the Townsile of Port
. Angeles. ToGETHER WITH
entitled, va co led portions 01 "
Washington Avenue and 'Pine
Street abutting: all in Clallam \
Ordinance No. 2155 Counly, washinglon. ._
Section 2. The City Clerk IS
. hereby dire<t.o to attach a
AN ORDINANCE of the City of Port Angeles . copy of This Ordinance to Ihel
reclassify;ng property on the north s;de Official Zoning Mop and t.o
..I.. .... file a certifi&cl copy of thiS
of Georgiana Street, between Race and Ordinance with ltie Cia 110m
County Auditor.
Francis streets, from RS-7 to OC. PASSED by the City Council
of Ihe City of Port Angeles at .
Q regular meeting of said
Councilman Buck moved the Council adopt. the foregoing. Council held on the 7th day 01
by title by Mayor Haguewood because: (1) the area i " July, 19t~muol J, Haguewood
to the Hospital and therefore it is in the communit Mayor,
, ATTEST: '
devote it to Hospital related medical commercial us I Marion C, Porrish, City Clerk
Hospital and community increase in size, Office Co APPROVED AS TO FORM:
3 ' Craig L. Miller, City Allorney
to the Hospital would be the most appropriate use o. Pub. July 14, 198\
medical-commercial use of the proposed site would blClH e"oW un" ,~~u.. ,"U'''UT
lated to the Hospital. The motion was seconded bYJ 'L09&.Z;~~'
per u'OY' "'1oy
and carried with Councilmen Boardman. and Hordyk vo ~I~:> 'ipJeilday's uaWJe~.
~ 'ow .. 'oeJD SMOpDBW
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Mayor Hague~uod then introduced and read by title
entitled,
Ordinance No. 2156
AN ORDINANCE of the City of Port Angeles
vacating the north one-half of Lee Street
west of pine Street.
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Irq'...nIH . 0009 00 0
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f dinanee wirn ~Vl!i III 'PI of
Clallam County, ·
1 PASSED by the City Council
of the Cily 01 Port Angel... ot
a 1egular meeting of said ~
I Council held on the 7th day;JOf
. July.. 1981.
I Samuel J, Hoguewo,
I ATTEST: MAYOAJ.
I Morian C. Parrish. Cily Clerk
,Aj>PROVED AS TO FORM: .
I Craig l. Miller, Cily Allorn. ey
Pub.: Aug. 10. 1981. ,
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Mayor Haguewood then introduced and read by title Ordi! 'OOS't8$ JOI6uoll,oll,UOM
entitled, 1"01 p"Jn>!UDw lIeM e6JoI 0
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Councilman Buck moved the Council adopt the foregoing r lnance as read
by title by Mayor Haguewood because the rezone would be consistent with
Comprehensive Residential POlicies 15, l6r 17 and lS.'in that pUblic
facilities are available; the site is functionally close to arterials;
the area could not be primarily a buffer between land uses; and the
location provides aesthetic amenities. The motion was seconded by
Councilman Duncan and carried with Councilman Hordyk voting "NO."
LEGISLATION
1.
Cont.
I
AN ORDINANCE of the City of Port Angeles
reclassifying property located at the
southwest corner of Lauridsen Boulevard
and Pine Street from RS-7 to RMF.
B. Rezone Request: Neuropsychiatric Assoc.
Mayor Haguewood opened the public hearing on Dr. Lang's request to
rezone 22,500 square feet from RS-7 to OC, located at 823 and 825 East
Georgiana, and requested comments or questions from the audience or
staff: Dr. Lang then addressed the Council to comment that he and his
associates had searched for property east of Race Street and found none
available. There were no further comments and the public hearing was
closed.
Mayor Haguewood then introduced and read by title
entitled,
ordil
,
I
C.
nce No. 2155
~RDINANCE N;;. 2155"'"
AN ORDINANCE OF THE'
CitY, of Port Angele.:
rec ossIfying property on the
north aide of Georgiana,
Street, between Race and
Francis Stre.t., from RS.7 to
OC.
WHEREAS, the Planning
Commls.lon of the City of
Port Angelita hOB h"':d Q
public hearing and ro<orded
its recommendation to the
City Council In the Planning
Commiuion Minutes of June
10, 1981, and
WHER€AS, the
requirements 01 the State
En,,'ronmental Policy Act
ha"e been met; <lnd
WHEREAS, the City Counc!l,
~~~~r $:,l~~~i~n~.:~~rct ::1~
the best interests of the City
and of itl citizens and In
by . keeping with the Com,
voJ prehensiv. Plan:... now,
~. therelore,
{ 8E IT ORDAINED 8Y THE i
CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY
: S3~' gflo:'?RT ANGELES os
lS .., s"'tion 1 The Official
Mayor Haguewood opened the public hearing on thiS~ \\_ Zoning Mop and Ordinance
. No, 1709 ore hereby
the north one half of Lee Street, abutting Block amended to change thi>
. . . zoning 01 the lollowmg
Addl tlon, and requested comments or questlons frorr. described property Iro":, RS,T,
staff. There were no comments and the public hear ~g~~t,~:g~mR'::~~cr~I~'ol, to
Lot. 1~, IS and 16, Block 37,
Mayor Haguewood then introduced and read by title ~i~~~:~ ot'heS'V~~sit:u~i
entitled, Port Angeles, Cia 110m
County, Wo.hlngton.
Section 2. The City Clerk i.
hereby directed to attach 0
Ordinance No. 2156 copy 01 this Ordinance to the
'- Of II cia I Zoning Mop and to
file 0 certified copy 01 this
Port Angeles Ordinance wllh the Clollam
f L St t COUnty Audita,.
o ee ree 1'''~'''nlO. PASSED by the City Council
L(<JQ "". of the City 01 Port Angele. at
. dlnarICl <I regular m_ing 01 sold
. Clallon Coundl held on the 7th day 01
PASl July. 198!.
01 the j Samuel J. Hoguewood
o re-g~ Moyor
, Council ATTEST:
. July 19 Marion C. Parrl.h, City Clerk
. '. APPROVED AS TO FoIlM:
Craig L. Miller, City Attorney
I ATTEST Pub. July 1~, 1981
I Moriort
IA~PRq
. Craig W
'Pub.: Aug. 10, 1981.
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Ordinance No. 2155
AN ORDINANCE of the City of Port Angeles
reclassifying property on the north side
of Georgiana Street, between Race and
Francis Streets, from RS-7 to OC.
Councilman Buck moved the Council adopt the foregoing 0
by title by Mayor Haguewood because: (1) the area i~
to the Hospital and therefore it is in the communitl'-.l
devote it to Hospital related medical commercial us
Hospital and community increase in size, Office Co
to the Hospital would be the most appropriate use 0;311
medical-commercial use of the proposed site would ~'"
lated to the Hospital. The motion was seconded
and carried with Councilmen Boardman and Hordyk
Street Vacation: Adams
AN ORDINANCE
vacating the
west of Pine
of the City of
north one-half
Street.
J
CITY COUNCIL MEETING
July 7, 1981
127
VIII LEGISLATION
1. Cont.
Mayor Haguewood then introduced and read by title
entitled,
B.
OrdinanC_/LBo_.~2.1~..4
[ORDINANCE NO. 21~
AN ORDINANCE of tne City
01 Pori Angele. redaullylng
properly 1"",led at the
southwest cotner of
Laurid.en Boulevard anlll1;ne
Street from RS. 7to RM~j
WHEReAS, the ,:laFlnlng
Cammlulon of Ine CIty 0'
Port Angeleo ha. ht-1iI O'
public heoring and recorded
its recommenda1ion to the
City Council in the Plonnlng
Commission M.nu1es of June
10, \981; and _I \
WHEREAS, Ihe
requirements of the Stote
Environmental Polley Act
hove been met; and
WHEREAS the City Council,
after a ublic hearong, fln~o
tha' . zone woura be. III
Ihe ~ .e~'o" uaIBu!~'oM Ii' 3
[ORDINANCE - - '10'
AN 0 NO. 2156 lSC
of P rt ROINANCE of 'he City .LSt
" norlh o~~::jOf~coting Ihe 10/1
I West of Pine St, ee S'r"", 0 I 9
M H d d th ubI ' h' D L I I WHEREAS eel, 150
ayor aguewoo opene e p ~c ear~ng on r. ang file w.'h ,0 ~t1t1an I. on _
rezone 22,500 square feet from RS-7 to DC, located at Angel:.lolhe City of POri ..
o. vacole Ihe nOrlh "
Georgiana, and requested comments or questions from the po~e."oJf of l.. Street Wes, of
- . I In. Stree,- and LSt'
staff. Dr. Lang then addressed the Counc~l to comment WHEREAS .op
associates had searched for property east of Race Strel ~3e'l,ulremen's' of Chopl~. 0
, , .~IC RCW 'h S e, ~St
avaJ.lable. There were no further comments and the pub vlronmenlor Poli e to,,, En. 3
1 d been cy Act, have
C ose . f h mel and 0 public
c~aring ha~ been held by Ihe
ty Council fOllow/ng p bl.
Mayor Haguewood then introduced and read by title ordj 35"017/cge, "unuon' to Choup,~~ .m
t . RCW: and w,,,
entitled, a WHEREAS, Sold varo'lon '.in
a~r:'rs ,~o ~e of b.n.'I, 10 'S$
publlc~ no': ,':!leref'IS of Ih.. 'dSS
I BE' . fiBre Ore - S
CITY IT ORDAINEO 8Y THE 110
OF COUNCIL OF THE CiTY
I fOlla~ORT ANGelES o.
Section I. ThaI rtl , ~
~~e nOrlh on..hoft" otnl..':, I
r.., abutting l
Ihrough 28, 8lock 3 0:: 24
o"d DOlon's Addlt/o~ to g~rty
Councilman Buck moved the Council adopt the foregoin :"bg,.,.... is hereby vaco,.:drt
tuec"othe d'
by title by Mayor Haguewood because: (1) the area is. "'ated. In.,. <onltlon.
to the Hospital and therefore it is in the communit{ :~D35 79030 ~ an-:
d. . 1 1 d d . 1 ' 1 :j " I". c.ty
evote l.t to .Hosp~ta re ate me 1ca commerc~a us r.taln. an "-..m.,,1 aVer
Hospi tal and community increase in size, Office C ;:~ ::,bove de.crlb.c! pa.ul
· con.tructlon r.palr
to the Hospital would be the most appropriate use 0;' d - I '
medical-commercial use of the proposed site would bl ~~/IItJ:'~ ntenance of public
lated to the Hospital. The motion was seconded by ( Sect/an 2, Sold vacolion
.., . I .hall become effectlv. uF'On
and carrJ.ed w1th Counc~lmen Boardman and Hordyk vot:'he payment 01 $0 os
'compensCltion tor laid
vocated street.
Section 3. The holders of
Inlere.' in loto 24 Ihrough 28,
Block 3, fogorty and Dolan'.
Mayor Haguewood opened the public hearing on this PE Addlllon, shall rededicate to
the north one half of Lee Street abutting Block 3 I 'he Clly, by worronly deed, OJ
, , Ih. west 30 fee' of Ihe right-
Addition, and requested comments or questions from tof.woy m.osured I,om the
staff. There were no comments and the public hearinc c.nlerllne 01 810~k Diamond
. Road obulling th." property.
r Section 4. AIt.r compliance
Mayor Haguewood then introduced and read by title 0' wllh Ih" 'erm. of this Or-
. dlnonce, and upon Ihe
entitled, requeot lor ond furnishing 01
a quft claim d.ed by ony
l own..r of property abutting
uF'O" th. vacated .tre..t, 'he.
.~~ndd~~::~:b:)(:~~~:r~~~
quit claim deed.
Section 5, The City Clark II
h.reby di,.cted to III.. a
cerlilled copy 01 ,hio Or.
,dlnanc. wl'h th. Auditor 01
Clallam County. .
I PASSED by the City Council t
of 'he Cily at Port Ang..l..s at
a regulor meeting of said ~
I Council keld on the 7th doy of I
July, 1981.
I Samu,,1 J. Hagu.wo""?
I ATTEST: . MA~OIt
I Marlon C_ Porrloh, Clly CI.rk
I ApPROVED AS TO FORM:
. Craig L Mille,. City Attorney
Pub.: Aug, 10. 1981. ..
-. - .'.
ordinance No. 2154
I
AN ORDINANCE of the City of Port Angeles
reclassifying property located at the
southwest corner of Lauridsen Boulevard
and pine Street from RS-7 to RMF.
Councilman Buck moved-the Council adopt the foregoing
by title by Mayor Haguewood because the rezone. would b
Comprehensive Residential policies 15, 16, 17 and ls'i
facilities are available; the site is functionally cl~
the area could not be primarily a buffer between land ;
location provides aesthetic amenities. The motion was
Councilman Duncan and carried with Councilman Hordyk v
Rezone Request: Neuropsychiatric Assoc.
I
Ordinance No. 2155
AN ORDINANCE of the City of Port Angeles
reclassifying property on the north side
of Georgiana Street, between Race and
Francis Streets, from RS-7 to oc.
c.
Street Vacation: Adams
I
Ordinance No. 2156
AN ORDINANCE
vacating the
west of pine
of the city of
north one-half
Street.
Port Angeles
of Lee Street
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CITY COUNCIL MEETING
July 7, 1981
VIII LEGISLATION
1. Cant.
I
Mayor Haguewood then introduced and read by title Ordinanc~~_.~1~4
entitled, r-;;RDINANCE NO, 2154
I AN ORDINANCE of the City
of Pori Angeles redossifylng
property located 01 the
southwest corne.. of
Lauridsen SOlllevard ond ~ine .
Slreet !rom RS.7 10 RMF..\!\;i
WHEREAS, the. elSl\nlng
Commission of Ihe CIty 01 ~
Pori Angeles hos h~1fI 0'
public hearing and reCorded ,
Its fe-commendation to the
City Council in the .plonnlng
Comminlon M;n\lles of June
10w~8Jk~nts, ....'he \
requtrQments of ttle- Stale
Environmenlol Pol icy Acl
hove been met~ ond
WHEREAS the Cily Council.
aller a oublic heanng, linds
Ihot ,.., ,,,r; ezone wouro ~I;~
the II 'BA. ,t,
and I ' '" uOj8Ui4ooM 'B ~
keel: e.""419 DeJ'" '"oror., 'JOloO
~:,; UOI 60p BlOW flOWS 'lSO
11"1 ' 'OO9S-LS'
Clt;, "X38" '0601 AellOA
01 ,,6o~S 'JOlloo ~oo
101; 'elnw"loW/A~onH :ISIOI
Mayor Haguewood opened the public hearing on Dr. Lang'
rezone 22,500 square feet from RS-7 to OC, located at Ze'
N:,
Georgiana, and requested comments or questions from th a.
staff: Dr. Lang then addressed the Council to comment zi' 'oel"6uv
d 'OJ9WO:t
associates had searched for property east of Race stree ,
available. There were no further comments and the Pub!J~
closed. I i
J
~
Mayor Haguewood then introduced and read by title Ordi I
entitled, ;
L
Ordinance No. 2155 l~s
AN ORDINANCE of the City of Port Angeles ~_l
reclassifying property on the north side L
of Georgiana Street, between Race and
Francis Streets, from RS-7 to oc.
Ordinance No. 2154
AN ORDINANCE of the City of Port Angeles
reclassifying property located at the
southwest corner of Lauridsen Boulevard
and pine Street from RS-7 to RMF.
Councilman Buck moved-the Council adopt the foregoing I
by title by Mayor Haguewood because the rezone would b
Comprehensive Residential policies 15, 16, 17 and lS.i
facilities are available; the site is functionally cl~
the area could not be primarily a buffer between land I
location provides aesthetic amenities. The motion was
Councilman Duncan and carried with Councilman Hordyk v
B.
Rezone Request: Neuropsychiatric Assoc.
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Councilman Buck moved the Council adopt the foregoing Ordinance as read
by title by Mayor Haguewood because: (1) the area is functionally close
to the Hospital and therefore it is in the community's interest to
devote it to Hospital related medical commercial uses; (2) as the
Hospital and community increase in size, Office Commerc~al use related
to the Hospital would be the most appropriate use of th~s land; and (3)
medical-commercial use of the proposed site would be functionally re-
lated to the Hospital. The motion was seconded by Councilman Polhamus
and carried with Councilmen Boardman. and Hordyk voting "NO."
C. Street Vacation: Adams
Mayor Haguewood opened the public hearing on this petit10n to vacate
the north one half of Lee Street, abutting Block 3, Fogarty and Dolan's
Addition, and requested comments or questions from the audience or
staff. There were no comments and the public hearing was closed.
I
Mayor Haguewood then introduced and read by title Ordinance No. 2156
entitled.
~JOAn~
lllWo;) llS{8 .{lIl/1 lnq I 'pll,
liS <ll/1 aJll AiUO lON OlUlOl
~l!1g4\(ll!..UIO~~l\;)~
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Ordinance No. 2156
AN ORDINANCE
vacating the
west of pine
of the City of
north one-half
street.
Port Angeles
of Lee Street
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CITY COUNCIL MEETING
July 7, 1981
VIII LEGISLATION
1. Cont.
Councilman Buck moved the Council adopt the foregoing Ordinance as read
by title by Mayor Haguewood, because: (1) the Lee Street right-of-way
is presently unused for street, above ground or below ground utility
purposes, therefore local circulation and utilities services will be
unaffected; (2) vacation will clear the property title; and (3) vaca-
tion is in the best interests of the community. The motion was I
seconded by Councilman Hordyk and carried unanimously.
2. PLANNING COMMISSION MINUTES
Councilman Hordyk moved ~he Council accept and place on file as received
the Planning Commission minutes of June 24, 1981. The motion was seconded
by Councilman Boardman and carried.
3. FINAL ASSESSMENT ROLL: L.I.D. NO. 203
A. Letter from GSA
Mayor Haguewood read a letter from the General Services Administration
(GSA) regarding their assessment for Lots 8, 9 and 10, Block 32 (the
old Post Office building) in the amount of $14,888.50. The letter
stated in part that "GSA is not required to, and in general may not,
participate in Local Improvement Districts." Manager Flodstrom then
explained that GSA's assessment must either be paid by the City or
spread among the remaining LID No. 203 property owners. Also, this is
not a protest from GSA, only a denial of payment, therefore GSA will be
removed from the list of protesters. Councilman Hordyk then moved the
City pay the GSA assessment for L.I.D. No. 203 in the amount of $14,888.50.
The motion was seconded by Councilman Buck. During discussion on the
motion, the Council and Manager Flodstrom briefly discussed the im-
provements proposed by GSA for this property in 1982 and the exclusion
of the GSA property in the second phase of the Downtown Improvement
project. On call for the question, the motion was passed unanimously.
I
B. L.I.D. Protests
The next area to be considered by the Council was the protests filed
against L.I.D. No. 203. It is noted for the record that protests from
eight property owners were filed with the City Clerk totalling $54,977.49
and representing 6.67% of the total amount spread on the assessment
roll. Councilman Hordyk moved the Council deny all protests against
L.I.D. No. 203 and let the assessment roll stand as stated. The motion
was seconded by Councilman Boardman. During discussion on the motion,
'Councilman Buck expressed his concern regarding Time Oil's assessment,
and attorney Ken Williams, representing Time Oil in this matter, re-
quested the public hearing be reopened in order to submit additional
information and comments. His request was denied. On call for the
question, the motion was passed unanimously.
C. Ordinance
Mayor Haguewood introduced and read by title Ordinance No. 2157 entitled,
Ordinance No. 2157
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AN ORDINANCE of the City of Port Angeles, Washington,
approving and confirming the assessments and the
assessment roll in Local Improvement District No.
203 for the construction of certain improvements
within the city and levying and assessing the
amounts thereof against certain property as ~hown
on said assessment roll.
I
councilman Buck moved the Council adopt the foregoing Ordinance as read
by title by Mayor Haguewood. The motion was seconded by Councilman
Polhamus and carried with Councilman Duncan abstaining and CounciLman
Hordyk voting "NO" because of his opposition to the City's responsibility
for maintenance of the downtown planters.
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ORDINANCE NO. 21S7
AN ORDINANCE olth.. City
of Port Ang.I.... Wa.hington,
Opproving and confirming fhe
o.....m.nt. and', the
aueum.nt roU In local
Improvement Di.trict No. 203
for t"e cons-true' ion of certain
improvement. within the city
and I.vying and O.....lng Ihe
amounts fllereof agojns.
c.rtoin property o. ,h.own on
.oid o's.ument roU.
WHEREAS. notice 01 the:
time and pJo<e of hecring On
the ossessm.nt roll lor tocolj
Improvement Dislricl No. 203
was duly and regularly given
to on property owners within
laid diot,ict by publ i callan..
Ihereol and by mailing to all 1
property owners whose
names appeared on soid
O.....ment roll In the
mc2nner provided by low, and
WHEREAS, ot the time and
place fixed for Sc2id hearing '\
the Council me' and duly.
considered -said Q.5ses:men-t
roll _o"d the \lariolJ$ protests
.mod against said roll and
alter consideratio.... thereof,
determined to order Ihe roll
confirmed os presented;
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT
ORDAINED by the Council 01
the City of Port Angeles,
Woshi nglon, as lollows:
SectiQ/1 t_ That the
assessments and D5S&nmOnt
roll lor Local Improvement
District No. 203 lor Ihe
c.o"structlon and instarlotion
of the improvements
d.scrib..d in Ordinance No.
2049 01 the city, passed and
opproved December 18, 1979,
as p,esentecl 10 the Council at
the heorlng Ihe,eon, in ,he
tOlal Omount 01 $824,831.43
be and the some hereby are
in 011 thing, approved ond
confirmed.
Seclion 2. Each 01 'he lots.
tracts. porcels 01 land ond
01 her property shown upon
sold foil Is: hereby decl.....d to
~e specially beneflled by said
omounl chargBd against the
10m., and th. ass.essment
apP9aring against .t,. SOme
is in proportion '0 the leverel
a-ssessments appearing upon
said rol,. There is hereby
I.vied and o'Ssesse-d ogornst
&IIch such lot, tract. parcel of
land and olher property
c2ppeoring upon said roll Ihe
amount finally charged
against tne Soma 'hereon.
Sold amount or any portion
thereol may be paid at any
time within H'irty (30) doys
Irom Ihe date 01 the first
publication 01 the Cily
Treasurer's notice thot the
aue!nmenf rolt hos been
placed in her hands lor
COIlKlion without penalty,
inter.st or costs and
Ihereofter the sum remaining
unpaid. if any. moy be paid in
ten onnual installments with
int.,est on the whale unpaid
Sum ot a rate not to .xceed
13% per annum. Com~
mendng one yeor aft.r 0
date. thirty (30) days after Ihe
lirst publicotion 01 said
nOlice, and eoch year
ther.a11..r. one 01 said in.
stallments togelher with the
interest du-e thereon and on
all installm..nts therealter 10
become .duo! sholl b.
collected as provided by low
ond the ordinance. 01 the City
01 Port Angeles. Washington.
SKtian 3. Thi. ordinance
shall become effective liv.. (S)
days alter its passog", ap'
provol and publicotion.
PASSED by the City Council
01 Ine City 01 Port Angeles 01
a regular meeting 01 the
Council held On the 7th day of
July. 1981.
CITY OF PORT
ANGELES, WASHINGTON
By: Samuel J. Haguewood
Mayor
ATTEST:
Marion C. Parrish, City Clerk
APPROVED AS TO FORM;
Craig L. Miller. City Attorney
Pub.; July IS, 1981
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CITY COUNCIL MEETING
July 7, 1981
129
VIII LEGISLATION
4.
EDA GRANT FOR DOWNTOWN IMPROVEMENT
I
Mayor Haguewood read a letter from H. W. Williams, Acting Assistant Secre-
tary for EDA, containing an Offer of Grant in the amount not to exceed
$800,000, pursuant to the City's application for federal assistance to
construct or equip sidewalks, street resurfacing and other related im-
provements to the downtown central business district. Councilman Buck then
moved the Council authorize Mayor Haguewood to sign the appropriate papers
and accept the Offer of Grant from EDA. The motion was seconded by Council-
man Hordyk. During discussion on the.motion, the Council and Manager
Flodstrom discussed any conditions attached to the grant, and the forth-
coming discussions between the City and the Downtown Improvement Group as
to how the grant monies will be expended. On call for the question, the
motion was passed with Councilman Duncan abstaining.
5.
RESOLUTION: PUBLIC HEARING ON FRANCHISE REQUEST FROM PUD
Mayor Haguewood read a letter from Mike McInnes, Superintendent of.Clallam
County PUD, informing the Council that Mr. E. Lackman and Mr. R. Green have
requested an extension of electrical service to property.off old Mill Road
in Section 22, Township 30 North, Range 6 West W.M. Since it would be im-
practical for the POD to serve this property, Mr. McInnis has requested the
City issue a franchise for the purpose of installing, operating and main-
taining a 7.2/12:5 KV underground primary electric distribution line along
Scribner Road.
I
Mayor Haguewood then introduced and read by title Resolution No. 22-81
entitled, r RESOLUTION NO. 22.81
A RESOLUTION ot Ih.. City
o-f Port Ange'es c;alling 'or Q
public heori"g on the request
of Ihe Clallam County Public
Utility Ois.ttict No. 1 for a
htmchlse tor electric-ol
distribution line on Scrivner-
Road wilhin the City 01 PorI I
Angeles. and setting 0 date
lor thaI hearing,
WHEREAS, Ih.. Clallam
County Public LJt,lity District :
No. 1 has requesled a t
franchls.e for construction of
an electrical distribution line
along Scri'll'ner Road within I
Ihe City at PorI Angeles; and
WHEREAS. purs~anllo RCW
3SA. 47,Q.40. Ihe City of Pori ,
Angeles is empowered to
grant 5>lJch 'ran'this-e; and
WHEREAS, 'he Cily Council
01 Ihe Cily 01 Pari Angele.
determines it appropriate to
receive publh: comment on
tnis franchise request: now,
tnerefore,
BE IT RESOL VEO BY THE
CITY COUNCIL Of THE CITY
Of PORT ANGELES thaI a
r.ublic: nee ring on the request
or a 'ronc:nise by ClcHom
Counly Public Utilily Dislricl
No. 1 for electrical tran-
smission lines on Scrivner
Raad wilhin Ihe City 01 ParI
Angeles will be held by Ihe
Clly Council on Ihe 21s1 day 01
July 19B1. commencing al
7:00 p.m. 0'- as _ soon
thereafter as the matter may
be heard, 01 Ihe Cily Council
Chambers. 140 Wesl Fronl
'Slreet. ParI Angeles,
WcshinQton. at whic::h heor,ing
1, all .,.rson. may spROk lo~ ar ,
. agoinS' SQid .ran,hLse.
, Written cQmm.nts on tke
During the June 16, 1981 regular Council meeting, Finance Dj. I,anchise may be sub'mit~r,d
gave a brief presentation on the feasibility of self-insurir until.'he close at Ihe pu 1<
general liability policy. At this meeting, Mr. Orton submit he~~~~EO by Ihe City Count"il
, .. .. If" b h h . ,. I the City 01 porI Ange eS
lnformatlon and statlstlcs on se -lnsurlng ot t e Clty s I 0 d t'J Iy 19B1
bility policy and the present City-paid health plans. Estin this' ala~u~IJ'.Hag~ewoadl
Moyar \
experience statistics for the City's present health plans wEST:
Mr. Orton, in addition to a proposed self-insurance health ~~ianC,parrish,CiIyClerk \
. I APPROVED AS TO fORM:
~ Craig L. Mill..r, City Allarney
~ Pub::July~j, 1:~~ _
Samuel J. Hag~ewaod
Mayor
Resolution No. 22-81
A RESOLUTION of the City of Port Angeles calling
for a public hearing on the request of the Clallam
County Public Utility District No. 1 for a franchise
for electrical distribution line on Scribner Road
within the City of Port Angeles, and setting a date
for that hearing.
Councilman Buck moved the
title by Mayor Haguewood,
for consideration of this
Hordyk and carried.
Council
setting
matter.
adopt the foregoing Resol;
a public hearing date of
The motioniwas seconded
6.
RESOLUTION: PUBLIC HEARING ON SIX YEAR
COMPREHENSIVE STREE~
. I
Resolutlon NO'1
Mayor Haguewood introduced and read by title
Resolution No. 23-81
A RESOLUTION of the City of Port
a public hearing date for review
Comprehensive Street Program.
Angeles setting
of its Six Year
I
Councilman Buck moved the Council adopt the foregoing ReSOlj
title by Mayor Haguewood, setting a public hearing date of
for consideration of the City's Six Year Comprehensive Stre.
motion was seconded by Councilman Hordyk and carried.
7.
SELF-INSURANCE: HEALTH PLAN AND LIABILITY POLICIES
ATTEST;
Marian C. Parrish, City Clerk
Appf"oved as to form:
, Craig Miller, City Allorney
Pub. July 15. 1981
I
I
EDA GRANT FOR DOWNTOWN IMPROVEMENT 1
Mayor Haguewood read a letter from H. W. Williams, Acting A
tary for EDA, containing an offer of Grant in the amount no~
$800,000, pursuant to the City's application for federal as!
construct or equip sidewalks, street resurfacing and other 4
provements to the downtown central business district. Coun,
moved the Council authorize Mayor Haguewood to sign the app
and accept the Offer of Grant from EDA. The motion was sec
man Hordyk. During discussion on the motion, the Council a,
Flodstrom discussed any conditions attached to the grant, ailSlllg.:HO~
coming discussions between the City and the Downtown Improv'
to how the grant monies will be expended. On call for the
motion was passed with Councilman Duncan abstaining.
e1seN,VJal
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Mayor Haguewood read a letter from Mike McInnes, Superinten;' NJHOll8 'lNj~N,^ l)~M~a
County PUD, informing the Council that Mr. E. Lackman and MIJ1nw.OBi.WJW .ceJ.
requested an extension of electrical service to property of
... .. 's-wJa~OO!;'l9,.~OI.,6JOl
~n Sect~on 22, Townshlp 30 North, Range 6 West W.M. Slnce I woo'paq E-INYS"nd 'lW
practical for the PUD to serve this property, Mr. McInnis h
" f 'f h f' 11 ' Id "ap,oq 101 p6do>SPUOI 66,01
C~ty lssue a ranchlse or t e purpose 0 lnsta lng, opera.E 6Aal.P1-JOCII NOANY:)
taining a 7.2/12:5 KV underground primary electric distribu I
. ' 'M9U .SOWIV 'D&JC 6unpcd
ScrJ.bner Road. '!PI!nq 10P"..wWOJ 'II 'bSOO9I
.:)lB"" ''''B1snON' iBOdB'"
Mayor Haguewood then introduced and read by title Resolutio' ~'S~'
entitled, . iNOB.BUYM )lNY.H~IH
CITY COUNCIL MEETING
July 7, 1981
VIII
LEGISLATION
4.
I
5.
RESOLUTION: PUBLIC HEARING ON FRANCHISE REQUEST FROM PUD
Resolution No. 22-81
A RESOLUTION of the City of Port Angeles calling
for a public hearing on the request of the Clallam
County Public Utility District No. 1 for a franchise
for electrical distribution line on Scribner Road
within the City of Port Angeles, and setting a date
for that hearing.
Councilman Buck moved the Council
title by Mayor Haguewood, setting
for consideration of this matter.
Hordyk and carried.
129
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adopt the foregoing Resolution as read by
a public hearing date of July 21, 1981
The motion/was seconded by Councilman
Mayor Haguewood introduced and read by title Resolution No. 23-81 entitled,
[ - - RESOLliTiON NO. 23.81
A RESOLUTION of 'he Ci'y
. of Port Angeles ..'ting a
I public h.oring dot. for
t r.eview of its Six Year
A RESOLUTION of the City of Port Angeles setting I Comprehensive Street
a public h~aring date for review of its Six Year ! ~o~.:,O and RCW 36.81.121.
Comprehenslve Street Program. I'h" City at Port Angel... I.
required to reVlew its Six
. . . Yeor Comprehen-sive S'reef
Counc~lman Buck moved the Councll adopt the foregolng. ResolU Program annually, AND
title by Mayor Haguewood, setting a public hearing date of d NOW, THEREFORE. 8E IT
,. . , . .' RESOLVED by the City Council
for conslderatJ.on of the C~ty s SlX Year Comprehenslve Stree of the City of Por' Angele..
motion was seconded by Councilman Hordyk and carried. Washington that .ha City
Council will hold 0 public
I- hearing on the review and
revision of said coma
~-pr..hen.ive plan on Ihe 21st
day of July. 1'181, com-
mencing o. 7:00 p.m. at 140
We.' Fron' Slreet, Par'
Angeles, Washington.
All wri"..n and oral ob.
jedions to the comprehensive
plan a. prepared by ,he City
of Port Ang..I.... Washington
relative to the street program
for the ensuing six years
within the City of Port
Angele. will be considered.
PASSED by 'ha Council of
rh.. City 01 Port Angeles this
7th day of July, 1981.
Samu..1 J. Haguewood
Mayor
6. RESOLUTION: PUBLIC HEARING ON SIX YEAR COMPREHENSIVE STREET PLAN
Resolution No. 23-81
7.
SELF-INSURANCE, HEALTH PLAN AND LIABILITY POLICIES
During the June 16, 1981 regular Council meeting, Finance Di
gave a brief presentation on the feasibility of self-insurir
general liability policy. At this meeting, Mr. Orton submi\
information and statistics on self-insuring both the City's'
bility policy and the present City-paid health plans. Esti
experience statistics for the city's present health plans w
Mr. Orton, in addition to a proposed self-insurance health
ATTEST:
Marion C. Parrish. City Clark
Approv~d as to form:
Cro!g Mille" City Attornay
Pub. July 15, 1'181
I
CITY COUNCIL MEETING
July 7, 1981
129
VIII LEGISLATION
4.
EDA GRANT FOR DOWNTOWN IMPROVEMENT
I
Mayor Haguewood read a letter from H. W. Williams, Acting Assistant Secre-
tary for EOA, containing an Offer of Grant in the amount not to exceed
$800,000, pursuant to the City's application for federal assistance to
construct or equip sidewalks, street resurfacing and other related im-
provements to the downtown central business district. Councilman Buck then
moved the Council authorize Mayor Haguewood to sign the appropriate papers
and accept the Offer of Grant from EDA. The motion was seconded by Council-
man Hordyk. During discussion on the motion, the Council and Manager
Flodstrom discussed any conditions attached to the grant, and the forth-
coming discussions .between the City and the Downtown Improvement Group as
to how the grant monies will be expended. On call for the question, the
motion was passed with Councilman Duncan abstaining.
5.
RESOLUTION: PUBLIC HEARING ON FRANCHISE REQUEST FROM PUD
Mayor Haguewood read a letter from Mike McInnes, Superintendent of Clallam
County PUD, informing the Council that Mr. E. Lackman and Mr. R. Green have
requested an extension of electrical service to property.off Old Mill Road
in Section 22, Township 30 North, Range 6 West W.M. Since it would be im-
practical for the PUD to serve this property, Mr. McInnis has requested the
City issue a franchise for the purpose of installing, operating and main-
taining a 7.2/12:5 KV underground primary electric distribution line along
Scribner Road.
Mayor Haguewood then introduced and read by title
entitled,
Resolution No. 22-81
RESOLUTION NO. 22.81
A REsouprilY
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Resolution No. 22-81
I
A RESOLUTION of the City of Port Angeles calling
for a pUblic hearing on the request of the Clallarn \
County Public Utility District No. 1 for a franchis.
for electrical distribution line on Scribner Road \
within the City of Port Angeles, and setting a date:
for that hearing.
Councilman Buck moved the
title by Mayor Haguewood,
for consideration of this
Hordyk and carried.
Council adopt the foregoing ReSQ
setting a public hearing date of
matter. The motion 'was seconded
6.
RESOLUTION: PUBLIC HEARING ON SIX YEAR COMPREHENSIVE STREE1
Mayor Haguewood introduced and read by title Resolution No.
Resolution No. 23-81
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pOd pooil u~ jlu!1']loq 'l'
A RESOLUTION of the City of Port Angeles setting
a public hearing date for review of its Six Year
Comprehensive Street Program.
1 ,~1)11\t
. I
Councilman Buck moved the Council adopt the foregoing Resolution as
title by Mayor Haguewood, setting a public hearing date of July 21,
for consideration of the City's six Year Comprehensive Street Plan.
motion was seconded by Councilman Hordyk and carried.
read by
1981
The
7.
SELF-INSURANCE: HEALTH PLAN AND LIABILITY POLICIES
During the June 16, 1981 regular Council meeting, Finance Director Orton
gave a brief presentation on the feasibility of self-insuring the City's
general liability policy. At this meeting, Mr. Orton submitted additional
information and statistics on self-insuring both the City's general lia-
bility policy and the present City-paid health plans. Estimated 1981 claim
experience statistics for the City's present health plans were presented by
Mr. Orton, in addition to a proposed self-insurance health plan and a
130
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July 7, 1981
VIII LEGISLATION
7. Cant.
"incentive" (stay well) plan for City employees. The maximum costs under a
self insured health plan would be approximately $221,105. When compared to
the present health plan expenses ($280,000), the self-insurance plan shows
a potential savings to the City of approximately $58,000.
Following discussion on the proposed self-insured health plan, Mr. Orton I
presented statistics on self insuring the City's package liability policies.
Mr. Orton explained who and what is covered under the General Liability
policy, Public Officials policy, Personal Injury policy, False Arrest
policy, and Umbrella policy; the advantages and disadvantages of self-
insurance for the City and whether the City is too small to self-insure;
savings potential versus risk of a large "shock" claim; effect of self-
insurance on the City Attorney's office; the City's claim history; and the
possibility of self-insuring all but the False Arrest and Umbrella policies.
The Council discussed this matter at length with Finance Director Orton and
Manager Flodstrom, and concurred that the subject of self-insurance needs
further consideration by the Council, staff, and unions before a decision
is made.
8. CONSOLIDATED POLICE/FIRE DISPATCH
Mayor Haguewood read a memorandum from Manager Flodstrom, Police Chief
Cleland, and Fire Chief Glenn regarding a proposed consolided dispatch for
Police and Fire Departments. The memo outlined the benefits of a combined
dispatch system, as well as the cost of provided those benefits. However,
as Manager Flodstrom pointed out, the proposal will require the addition of
one dispatcher in the Police Department, and the Council may want to proceed
cautiously when considering additional staff.
Police Chief Cleland and Assistant Fire Chief Campbell then addressed the
Council to speak in favor of this proposal, pointing out that a combined
dispatch would provide more prompt handling of emergency calls, since
"double handling" would be eliminated, and 'free one fireman for first alert
responses. Additionally, the cost to modify the existing switchboard and
phone system (approximately $6(000) would be a one-time cost.
I
The Council then agreed that the information submitted needs additional
review and consideration, with a decision made at a later date.
9. LETTER RE PARKING REQUIREMENTS FOR DAY CARE CENTERS
Mayor Haguewood read a letter from Ms. Betty Warder concerning parking re-
quirements for Day Care Centers and similar situations. Ms. Warder pointed
out what she felt were several inconsistencies in the requirements and en-
forcement of the off-street parking for Day Care . Centers , and suggested the
parking ordinance be amended as to child care facilitles so that it would
not be as discriminatory.
Councilman Buck then stated that he
founded, and moved that this matter
for analysis and a recommendation.
Hordyk and carried.
felt Ms. Warder's concerns were well
be referred to the Planning Commission
The motion was seconded by Councilman
10. PUBLIC DEFENDER SERVICES
I
This matter was passed over by the Council.
11. INTERLOCAL AGREEMENT: CONVENTION CENTER STUDY
Councilman Buck moved the Council authorize Mayor Haguewood to sign the
Interlocal Agreement between the City and Clallam County, whereby the
County agrees to contribute up to $2,500, or 50%, of the cost of the study
being performed by Event and Facility Consultants Inc. on the proposed
Convention Center. The motion was seconded by Councilman Duncan and
carried.
CITY COUNCIL MEETING
July 7, 1981
131
VIII LEGISLATION
12. DERBY DAYS SALMON BAKE
Councilman Hordyk moved the Council authorize the closure of Laurel Street
between First and Front Street, except for the alley, for the Kiwanis Club
Salmon Bake, August 29, 1981. The motion was seconded by Councilman Duncan
and carried.
,I
13. LETTER RE VALLEY STREET PROPERTY: C. JOHNSTON
Mayor Haguewood read a letter from courtney Johnston regarding five parcels
of land located near Valley Street (Highway 101, West 15th and 16th), which
are zoned PBP. Mr. Johnston, who was writing on behalf of his brother and
sisters, stated that the zoning of this property restricted the purchase
and use of the land to the City itself, and denied them any possibility, as
property owners, to develop and market the land for its best use. Mr.
Johnston was also concerned regarding the recent 131% increase in the
assessed valuation of the property. As a solution, Mr. Johnston suggested
either the City purchase the land for its designated public use at the
current assessed value ($14,500) or rezone the property to its original
residential status.
During discussion on Mr. Johnston's request, Planner Carr pointed out that
Lots 1, 2, 3, 4, 38, 39 and 40 of Block 4 are still zoned RS-7. The Council
and Planner Carr also discussed whether the lots in questions were buildable
and whether the property could be classified as Open space. The Council
then directed Manager Flodstrom to respond to Mr. Johnston's letter, men-
tioning the options for development in a PBP Zone, the correct zoning of
all the parcels, and the Open Space classification.
14. SALE OF PROPERTY TO CITY: R. PORSCH
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Councilman Hordyk reported that the Real Estate Committee has not had an
opportunity to review this offer, and the matter was passed over.
15. COUNCIL POSITION NUMBERING
Mayor Haguewood read a memorandum from City Clerk M. Parrish regarding the
Council position numbering for the municipal primary election. In compli-
ance with the provisions of RCW 29.17.017, positions for nomination of City
Councilmen to be voted upon at the municipal primary election to be held on
September 15, 1981 are hereby designated for the purpose of election as
follows: Position No. 1 - Carole Boardman) position No.2 - John Hordyk;
position No. 3 - Samuel.Haguewood; position No.4 - Dorothy Duncan;,
16. FISHING DERBY ON MUNICIPAL PIER
Mayor Haguewood read a letter from Mr. Jim VanDerSys, of the Independent
.~ible Church, requesting permission to use the Municipal Pier on Saturday,
July 11, 1981 from 7:00 AM to 2;30 PM for the purpose of facilitating the
Church's Annual Fishing Derby. The Church will clean up the pier following
the Derby, and provide a certificate of liability coverage.
Councilman Buck then moved the Council authorize the Independent Bible
Church to use the Municipal Pier for the Annual Fishing Derby on July 11,
1981. The motion was seconded by Councilman Duncan and carried.
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ITEMS FROM THE AUDIENCE NOT ON THE AGENDA
None.
X LATE ITEMS
1. PROPERTY TRADE: DNR
Manager Flodstrom referred to a letter from Mr. Don Miller, Department of
Natural Resources, regarding the possibility of trading DNR property (10
acres west of Cherry Street and south of Park Avenue) for City property of
an equal value in the Morse Creek watershed area. Councilman Buck then
moved the Council authorize the Department of Natural Resources to identify
parcels of City owned property of equal value in the Morse Creek watershed
area which they feel would be appropriate for a trade. The motion was
seconded by Councilman Polhamus and carried.
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July 7, 1981
XI COUNCIL/STAFF REPORTS
Manager Flodstrom: Called the Council's attention to a memorandum in the
Informational Packet regarding Public Development Authorities. Informed the
Council that Dana Siebel, who had recently been granted a street vacation, had
applied for, and received, a variance from the Board of Adjustment. Ms.
Siebel's street vacation was conditioned upon the City retaining a 35 foot
easement for utility purposes; however, the variance would allow Ms. Siebel to
use 28 feet of the 35 foot easement, leaving only a seven foot right-of-way for
the City. One condition of the variance was "that the question of the easement I
be worked out with the City Attorney to assure that the City does not have a
use for the property." The Council discussed this matter briefly with Manager
Flodstrom and planner Carr, and directed Manager Flodstrom to contact Ms.
Siebel to resolve this matter. Passed out a brochure on the Yakima Convention
Center. Commented on the format for enforcement of the new Sign Ordinance.
Councilman Buck: Expressed his concern regarding a recent newspaper quote
attributed to Councilman Quast regarding the Northern Tier Negotiations.
Councilman Buck reminded the Council of the agreement with Northern Tier that
negotiations would not be discussed'with members of the press except in the
presence of the other party during public meetings or joint press contacts, and
suggested that Councilman Quast was out of order in violating this agreement
and should be reminded of its importance.
Councilman Duncan: Requested a tour of the Marine Lab when it is completed.
Questioned Manager Flodstrom as to the status of the ITT Rayonier pool which
has been causing some pollution.
Councilman Polhamus: Questioned what are "jake brakes" and why are they
prohibited.
Attorney Miller: Informed the Council that Trans Mountain Pipe Line Corp.
has requested an indefinite postponement of their application before EFSEC.
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ADJOURN TO EXECUTIVE SESSION
The meeting adjourned at 9:45 P.M. to an Executive Session.
XIII RETURN TO OPEN SESSION/ADJOURNMENT
The meeting returned to open session at 10:20 P.M. and was adjourned.
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