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CITY COUNCIL MEETING
Port Angeles, Washington
August 16, 1983
I CALL TO ORDER
Mayor Duncan called the meeting to order at 7:00 P.M.
II ROLL CALL
I
Members Present: Mayor Duncan, Councilmen Gerberding, Haguewood, Hordyk,
Polhamus, Quast, Whidden.
Members Absent:
None.
Staff Present:
Manager Flodstrom, Attorney Knutson, Deputy Clerk
Anderson, P. Carr, M. Cleland, L. Glenn, J. Pittis,
R. Orton, B. Myers.
pubiic Present:
J. Miller, Sr., J. Miller, III, D. Miller, G. Dickinson,
L. Lee, J. Noonan, L. Crumpacker, P. Cofer, S. Fahnestock,
L. Ross, K, Schermer, J. Bost.
III MINUTES
Councilman Gerberding moved the Council accept and
received the minutes of the August 2, 1983 meeting.
seconded, and the motion carried.
place on file as
Councilman Whidden
IV CONSENT AGENDA
Councilman Polhamus moved the Council accept the items listed under the
Consent Agenda, including (l) Correspondencence from Washington State
Liquor Control Board, including application for Special Occasion at Elks .I~
Naval Lodge; (2) Vouchers of $167,806.88. Councilman Hordyk seconded and
the motion carried.
V FINANCE
Councilman Gerberding moved to authorize payment to Peninsula Landscaping
and United Western Construction Company for Downtown Phase II in the amount
of $4,064.25. Councilman Quast seconded and the motion carried.
Councilman Quast moved to authorize payment to Tyee Construction for the
street light retrofit in the amount of $4,524.04. Councilman Whidden
seconded and the motion carried.
Councilman Quast moved to authorize payment to Riddell, Williams for
Utility Defense Group representation, in the amount of $4,982.16, with
Councilman Whidden seconding. Councilman Quast then amended the motion:
payment to be mailed upon the City's receipt of a written response to a
letter from the City Attorney voicing the Council's questions and concerns.
Councilman Polhamus seconded the motion. On call for the question, the
amended motion carried.
VI ITEMS FROM THE AUDIENCE TO BE PLACED ON THE AGENDA
Bob Levin of the Economic Development Council reported that a Class "H"
liquor license has been issued to Marino's Restaurant. He also reported on I.
a letter he received August 11, 1983 from a development group interested in
developing a facility in Port Angeles.
Councilman Quast moved to authorize the extension of the time limit for the
convention center development project until September 6th, noting that.a
portion of the original hotel/motel tax funds may be committed to other
projects, and suggested a joint meeting of the Convention Committee and
development group in the interim to prepare a recommendation for the
September 6th Council meeting. Councilman Gerberding seconded and the
motion carried.
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CITY COUNCIL MEETING
August 16, 1983
Louise Colby addressed the Council. She recorrunended adoption of the
blanket speed limit ordinance. She also mentioned establishing crosswalks
and voiced concern over "Yield" signs.
ITEMS FROM THE CITY COUNCIL TO BE PLACED ON THE AGENDA
None.
VII LEGISLATION
1. Presentation of Certificate of Appreciation to Lt. Bill Myers
Mayor Duncan presented a plaque to Lt. Myers for outstanding service and
contributions to the greater Port Angeles area for reorganizing the
emergency radio communications system. Manager Flodstrom corrunended Bill
and the Police and Fire Departments for their dedication, stating that
their efforts have saved the City between $80,000 and $100,000.
2. Planning Commission Minutes of August 10, 1983
a. Conditional Use Permit - Noonan
Application was for extension of a Conditional Use Permit to operate a day
nursery as a Home Occupation located at 217 West Tenth Street. Councilman
Hordyk moved to concur with the Planning Commission's recommendation to
grant the extension for two years, subject to the original conditions.
Councilman Whidden seconded and the motion caxrried.
b. Shoreline Management Hearing - Port Angeles Waterfront Associates
Port Angeles Waterfront Associates has applied for a substantial development
permit for a mixed use conunercial complex - restaurant, office retail
complex, located on the Port Angeles waterfront between Lincoln and Laurel
Streets. For the sake of discussion, Councilman Hordyk moved to concur
with the Planning Commission's recommendation to grant the permit subject
to the following conditions: (1) The public access boardwalk, vista areas
and riprap be provided and connect with the existing sidewalk and City Pier
generally as submitted and described by the applicants; (2) the proposed
buildings not exceed 35 feet in height, have a general north-south orienta-
tion, and be evocative of buildings traditionally found on the Port Angeles
waterfront; (3) any excavated materials be disposed of in an upland site
approved by the City; (4) a final site plan be submitted to the City for
review by appropriate City departments to assure compliance with applicable
regulations and the conditions of approval, and to assure a design that is
compatible with the City Pier, provision of public access, maximizes views
with regard to trees, vista and park landscaping areas on the east and
northeast sides, and general consistency with the proposal presented during
the public hearing. He cited the following findings of fact: (A) The
proposal substantially complies with the Clallam County Shoreline Master
Program; specifically Regulations C.2 - C.7, D.l.b, D.2, D.4.a, D.6, E.l.a,
F.l.a, F.1.b, F.9, F.17 and F.19.a; (B) the proposal substantially complies
with the Shoreline Management Act, specifically: (1) Compliance with C.l,
C.4, C.5, D.l.b, F.l.a, F.l.b, F.9.3, F.17.a, F.17.b, F.19.a, recognizes
and protects the statewide interest; (2) compliance with C.l, C.4, C.5,
C.7, D.1.b, F.9.a, F.9.d, F.9.3, and F.17.a preserves the natural character
of the shoreline in the Urban Environment; (3) compliance with C.2, C.4,
C.6 and F.l.c will result in long-term over short-term benefit for the
shorelines in Port Angeles Harbor and for the City of Port Angeles; (4)
compliance with Regulations C.4, C.5, C.6, D.1.b, D.6, E.1.a, F.1.b, F.9.a,
F.9.b, F.9.e, F.17.b, F.17.c protects the resources and ecology of the
shoreline; (5) construction of the riprap and boardwalk as presented would
comply with F.9.c and increase access to publicly owned shorelines; (6)
compliance with C.!, C.3; C.6, D.2, D.4.a, F.I.a, F.l.c, F.l.d, F.17.a,
F.17.c and F.19.a would increase recreational opportunities for the public
in the shoreline; (C) the proposal complies with the Comprehensive Plan and
Zoning Ordinance; (D) the proposal complies with the Urban Waterfront Trail
Plan. Councilman Whidden seconded.
Councilman Hordyk questioned the location of the proposed boardwalk and the
accessibility to the public. Pat Downie of Port Angeles Waterfront Asso-
ciates informed Council that there will be 24-hour public accessibility.
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August 16, 1983
Councilman Polhamus commended the Waterfront Associates for their efforts.
Council q~estioned staff and applicants in regard to a proposed bridge,
par~ing',. excavation, and site preparation. On call for the question, the
motion carried with Councilman Haguewood abstaining.
City Attorney Knutson stated that the current site plan satisfies the
stipulation that buildings be similar to those found traditionally on the
Port Angeles waterfront and that the final plan should be similar to the
one already proposed. J~m Going commented on the pleasant reception he and
the project have received from all who have been involved. He stated. that 1-
this is a fun community to corne to.
c. Final Plat Hearing - Miller
Council considered the request for approval of the final plat of the
Uplands 4A, consisting of seven lots on approximately 1.5 acres, located on
the north side of Melody Lane and west of Golf Course Road. Councilman
Hordyk moved to concur with the Planning Commission recommendation to
approve the final plat because it complies with the preliminary plat.
Councilman Whidden seconded. Councilman Quast questioned staff on whether
the sewer was private or city, and on the difficult accessibility to the
sewer system for maintenance. Jack Miller then addressed the Council. He
stated that the sewer is the City 's, and explained his request for
approval. After considerable discussion and on call for the question, the
motion carried.
Councilman Quast made a second motion to declare that the sewers in the
Upland Project as they were designed in 1973 and 1976 by the City be a part
of the City sewer system, and the City's responsibility to maintain,
whether or not there be an easement. On call for the question, the motion
carried.
d. Rezone Hearing - City Planning Commission - Public Hearing set
The City Planning Commission has recommended the rezone from RS-7 (Single-
Family Residential), to DC (Office Commercial) of an approximate 7-block I
area surrounding Olympic Memorial Hospital, generally bounded by Francis
Street on the west, the Georgiana/Front Street alley on the south, Jones
Street on the east, Caroline Street between Jones and Chambers on the
north, and Chambers on the east, north of Caroline. Councilman Whidden
moved to set September 6, 1983 as the date for public hearing on the
request. Councilman Quast seconded and the motion carried.
Councilman Gerberding moved to remove the proposed Home Occupations
Ordinance amendments from the table, with Councilman Quast seconding. The
motion carried.
~. _ ~ouncilman Gerberding then moved to concur with the recommendations to
~~ ~ aadopt the amendments with changes in the wording of Section 7, Development
~~~ Standards, and Section 7-G. Councilman Whidden seconded. After consider-
able discussion, and with suggested changes in wording, on call for the
question, the motion carried, with Councilman Polhamus voting "No".
Councilman Whidden moved to
minutes of August 10, 1983.
carried.
adopt and place on file the Planning Commission
Councilman Gerberding seconded and the motion
3. Ordinance Correcting Legal Description of the Hartman Rezone
Mayor Duncan reviewed a summary memo and then read the ordinance by title
entitled
ORDINANCE NO. 2264
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AN ORDINANCE of the City of Port Angeles
amending Section 1 of Ordinance 2259.
Councilman Whidden moved to adopt the ordinance as read by title, wit~
Councilman Hordyk second;i.rur_~no m~,:' ~n~,..-"Y-'" --' ..
and Polhamus abstaining.oJ .~ ~~ ~o :i;~ VI ~ ci ~ E'i t!'; ~~ ~.~ ~ g ~ ~ ~.!~.g ~
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ORD!NANCE NO. 226.S
AN ORDINANG ollh" Cily oi Port An9~1~. omandlng the
Home Oo:upa'ion loning ~09l!lolion$: "mending Ar~icle 11
01 Ordinonce No, 1709: ond om91l<tmgSecHoM 4 "r\d 5 of
O,dlncnce No. 110:l.
THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY Of pon ANGElH DOES
OROAIN 0' follow.
Secrion :. Artidl.' II 01 O,diMnce No 1709, i~ hereby
atn"ndadlorecdo.lollowoc.
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P.UlES ,",'NDDtF1NHlONS
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.pe{:d or pml,",u],,' meanings 0.< Ihey Ofa u."d '" th~.e
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Qlld ('pplied, ""cept when tn" conlo"l dearly i"dicot"5
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ond ,1;"l'lorrol ~hClII include lho $ingulor
b, 'n..~ work uSh"W' i, mMdoto.-y n"eJ nol diKrellonory.
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b. i5 .ubordlnole in "reo. e"I"fll'o~ p"rpo~o '<> !~~ prr".
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10 obul""9 property.
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with oil, p~ion."af ..;~s:a, Z';,..,lng :<*!;ul,.~i"n' :_r ," '. r
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d....;;.,C1nd5<l~otel<>Ot"91!05;pedHcd,nliwlofll,.." ~
in whlch.ll"lotii.itua1"d.
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In<inerolion. ,eduction or dumpi,,~ of a,h~.. g~'"~9'''
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place "I bU$ln..ssloc"tad Oil 11l...om" zoni~910t
E>ci.ling (pre....wl.llng)." u.... 101 '" bulldin~ Iholl!wi.ted 01 ~
thGtlm"aflhep""119"oftl1..sereguIClilons
Fence- thol whkh i. buill, cons.lructOO or grown. 01 com
posed of parts iolnedlogelhtlroFmaleriol in.om..definlle
monnorln which Ih" pritTUI purpose ,.10 seporole and di.
vlde.portllion.encloporscr....noporcelorpa'celso!,
land.
Goroge.,Pri"ote. o b\lilding or a1rU<lure oll1or 111(10 0 por.
tianolllle main building, ......do.adon nollo.. 1hon lhree
,ides and de.ignad or ulied only lor theshefler orstorolJ('
ot"sl1ide., primorily only those....hlci... b$longing10 1he
occupontsollhemoinbulldlng.
Garoge. Public. " building or Itruo;tvreothar II10n a privale
goruge, uoed for Ihe oore. repoir or .tol"og..of aUlomo-
biles, or where molorvehicles or.. ke.pl lor remvnerQllon,
hire Or tole.
Heighl' 10'01 dislance in teel IromrwerollSllround "I""a.
1100 01 perlmete<waU. 1<;> topof.lgno..-.'ruclur...
Horn.. OlXupol;.,n. i. an occupollon or bu.in...s ocli~i'V
which re.ults In a prod..", or s..",ics ond Is cor\ducted in
whofeorlnpar1lnth..dwellln9unll.endl.cleariy.ubor-
dlnoteto Ihere.ldentlolu.eollhe property.
Ho.pltal. on inslilullon SJ>fICiall~ing In giving diniooL lem-
poraryand,,",ergeney se",kesafemedkole,.urglcolno.
t:.:"ohum,mpollenlsondlievnsedbYWo.h;ngtonS1o,e
Hospnel, Men'al. llncluding treolmentof o!co.t.olks). on in.
~:~~~\~I= 1~~':.09~iWl~~, ~~.. O:;r~~II~~~~:~
c"....ol m..ntal ond nervous di5Ol"den ond "koholll;S-.
Junk Yard. "nopan oreawoorewasleor.cr"pmal..rlols
dr:..::~t,~ os;'~~ndi:d~~~ing''b~~'o, t'~~~ r:~e:p
Iron and ott..rmlllaJ., pOpGr. rogl, rubbe< tire, "od bol-
~:';~l~~k u~~e~~~~lt.h..dnw~lhll~ ;:I~ 6~~I~~~.dOOl'
=n1~~~t~~t~:r::~~~:E:~:;~~E~{:~
compenwtien or no', Pl"O'Ilded -rhot thl. sholl 001 includ4t
hoUHpeIS.
hgolBuUding, S1nKlure.lar>dU... any building. .'ru~ure
lor use of Ihe land Ih,,1 compll... with ell zoning
requirement5,
lOI."loll.010nlnlllot..."C..pl".thecontewtsI101Iindi.
0;01.0101 at record. In whiCh CaS,," 10' I. a "101,01
record".
LoI...I Recard-"p"rcel"f land that i.regislorud asa 101
orprm:el of land in the recordo "I th...County Auditor.
Lot. Zonlng-osingletrac:lof lond localedwllhln Ol,ng\a
block. whlth ..I the lime 01 filing for a building permit. i.
~:;r==..I:~~ :rw~:~II"~;~~~P: u~~.. 0 u~o:. :fn~:
"..........hip ar con.ral. A lonlng lot may ar may nol
COlncldew'lhalataireco.-d,
Lo', Com..r. a lot .ilualed al the intlln<<tlon 01 two or
mor..".....I..
tot. R...e.... Corn..r. a corner 101 In which Ihtl.eorprop.....
Iy line ooln~id'" with the .ide property I1ne of on obuHlnsI
lot. .
LoI.Through.ololhavlngtwooppo.lteloIHnlil'!iabutting
P\lbllc streets which "re uwolly more or Ie,," ""rolllll 10
each other: nOI a ~"rner lot. Bolh lot line. obul1lng SlreOIl
.h-all be ooemudfronl 101 line.
Lotlin., Fronl_thalboundaryotolotwhlchobu""S1'eo;r1.
loIUn... Re"r_ thai boundory otalal whl~h Is ml;l.1 dlstont
~~i::.' ~id:,:;e~rx~a~~I~~o~~~~~II~o~~n~;"'1 nor
o.eo,IOlllne.
=~~.dO:t%:~~I~Y-p~y~i~:~~~ga~d j;~~~,::"''d~~~~~:
..ngaged prollt$slon"llyln such heoflng or15 for human, 01
ar.'lICO{Inlled by the 10wI 01 thtl Sloleotwoshlnglon.
MoI..I. all ,"1"bll.hmen1 consi.ling ola group 01 living ar
.leaplng occommodotlons wllh both,oom., wilh or wlthou'
kl.chen laclllll..., locollId on 0 lingle wn;ng 101 or\d
desinedforule I!"~s\enltourl.h.__
Uti
to( 'e<Vl~e.
Vorl",...:e. all odiuolmelll Illlhe appl\ca110n 01 me opacific
~u~~~~=etoolo :;~\~Il~~r:::~~~~:~~;r;c,:~~h I~r~r.:~
dep,lve<! 01 privilege. cammonly "njoyed by o,he'
~:''d.''~:'a~h~;:e ~c~~n~~ lo~:;hlch io ~noCGllpieO
and ~nob.trocled Irom lis lowllSt 1......110 the sky, ""cept
OS "th_iS.. pe,mltle<lln the p",rmilled Intr~.lons In
:"7~~r~~~~~'::~ ,~~~tln~:' ~ r~r~:;~:rs :~n~
specllleclinlher(lrcl~ulation.l"rlhe~Onin9di.t'lctln
wh1ch such Nnlnglal i. located.
Yard. F,cnl' ",,,<<ond, ol0r0g the lull 1ef\91t1<rllhel,ant lot
liM. between the two side lal line' and the clOlIe.t b~;ld.
Ing all Ihe san'ulla1, or ta" d\slonC<l designated In ~nn;ng
n,g~la1i"n&.
Yard, R"ar- e"l"nd. olO<1g the i~1I I..nglh al the rear lot
lin",'oelw<l&lllheiw<l&idelalllnllSandlatl1eclos".tPrln.
C\polbUildln90nlhe$QI"lal,OrIoOdiSIo",edesignllled
In znning rog~lol;nns.
Y<I,d, Side. extends olang 0 old... lot line lrom the I,onl
yord,a Ihe 'e<1,yord.bulween Ihesld... 101 line and Ih..
do..... b~ildin9 or> Ihe .ome Inl, or 10 <I disl<lnce
designaledln Nolng rogulillion. .
lOnll.OnO,&<Id&line<!<I.IOboundariesondloCollon,ond
~;:~i~f,,::.~ha~~~~r~~~:;:. ":d ~~~a~~: ~~~I~~~
Zoning lal. a ,lnglelrad at land loGCllud wllhin 0 .ingle
block, which at Ihe lime 01 til,ngta, a buildin9 pe,mll i.
~;r::el~~S o~"'b:rl! o~;~v~~P:"u~i~. <I":.d",,crt :fn~t
=[d:i~il~r a i:;:t:~c~/onlng lat mayOr may not
;::;:';":10 s:::'~a~ t.lf~w?=,di"onc'" No_ 2103 Is h_by
SBctian~.SBcIlQll17.llb.Ol"2DEfINITIONS
bu.lneSloctivi!y
~:~~3. Se<:lkln to O:rdinonce No. 2013 is h......by
O"'(Indec:llor..ado~owo:o
A~c~~~' ~~~~;~s 'in d~EB~~~P~~~T ~~~N~::s~'
~~~d~:i,:haI14 ",:t:'il:: dli:"'1 following dllW..lopm~
~,:~o:~:~~~~eJli::_ (nal i~~~dl~:~":~~~i'Qi'~':
1~1\'':~lo/c1 from ;h: %s~~!:~ln~~o~;e~u;~":h:
~~lhl:~~~~n;-.:ra~~~;rC:;:'~~~~Q~ O:ndIlC7~
~n~~~b~~ ;;~~~ltsh~l:l~t: 01 vi.itol1on5 per day
;\~~~rp~n~';~ ~ 1a.~:oo ~~,I~~I:~~'~:~~~~:~
ti.fP:,~o,:~~.~~ 1;I:n~Fn~~'~~7d:n~1a;~Z.c:.~n~~id 0'
ld.~~;;~~I~~~~"'~' af~~d;~o~ ~~ J;:i t~~~7~
A t.::j~":t~~~g ~~.~~? p,:",mls... .hall be limited to
I~\,/";.e sp&cifl..d ~ th.~ ;''1',1 ,n.lh... dwalling unit, unl....
/(j' _ il; PROVIDED lTIo! Ih on'b",g Commission and City
. ,halln"te"cio-odon-e e num_erafnon.!amily emplOy-
(O~~~e~;Sfubrr<lIOil ..ala of' ood. nol "ced
g.~r~~':,,~'OCCUPali~' ,n 'he dwel11n9 unit sh~nol b~
,~ ,"tw,t Wd:~;: dp~~~~8EDn::!~:,,:~ :"f1~~i~~~i7n =~~~~~
u,d,"9 I" which the Ho e wa ,ns unlt<mdo<;C....o
~~~~;~~n tha same .r,:"a1.me O~cup"lIon i. conducted shofj
law. 3. This or Inance .holltake effect o. provided b
~':u~: ~;~~~~i~ ~~dcg"ol t~,e City 01 Port Angeles 01 :
Aug".t, 1963. un~' h..ld on th.. 161h day 01
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4. Resolution setting Public Hearing - Vacation of
Street - Clevenger.
Mayor Duncan read the Resolution by title, entitled
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A RESOLUTION of the. City of Port Angeles
setting a hearing date for a petition
to vacate the north half of Fifth Street
abutting Lots 19 and 20, Block 85, TPA.
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Councilman Quast moved to adopt the Resolution as read by title, and/with
Councilman Whidden seconding, the motion carried.
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5. Public Hearing - Street/Alley vacation - Solledar, et al
Mayor Duncan read the Ordinance by title, entitled
ORDINANCE NO.
AN ORDINANCE of the City of Port Angeles
vacating the alley between Spruce and
Hazel Streets in Block 9, all of Hazel
Street between Blocks 9 and 10, all of
the alley between Hazel and Madrona Streets
in Block 10, all of Madrona Street between
Blocks 10 and 15, and the alley between
Madrona and Glenwood Streets in Block 15,
all in the Pennsylvania Park Addition to
the Townsite of Port Angeles.
Mayor,Duncan'then opened the public hearing and asked for comments. There
were no comments from the public. The public hearing was closed.
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Councilman Hordyk moved to adopt the Ordinance. as. .read by title, with
Councilman Polhamus seconding. After considerable discussion, on call for
the question, the motion failed, with Councilmen Gerberding, Hordyk, Quast
and Whidden voting "No" and Councilmen Haguewood and Polhamus voting "Aye".
6. Animal Trapping - Report
Manager Flodstrom informed Council that representatives of the State
Trapper's Association would like to meet with the City's Animal Control
Officer and other concerned individuals to establish policies and regula-
tions on trapping within the City. These rules would then be presented to
the Council for approval. Councilman Quast moved to authorize the request,
and with Councilman Whidden seconding, the motion carried.
7. Port Angeles Telecable Franchise Renewal
Councilman Gerberding moved to instruct the Finance Director to initiate
the agreement. Councilman Quast seconded, suggesting some additions to the
wording of the agreement, requesting a. 24-hour, answering device to be
monitored for repair service, and requesting that the City have some access
for public service announcements. Councilman Gerberding moved to instruct
the Finance Director to initiat.e. the agreement. with wording suggested by
Councilman Quast. Counqilma~ Quast seGonded and,on call for the question,
the motion carried.
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8.
Councilman Polhamus - Review Composition of Clallam County Transit
Authority
Mayor Duncan referred to a letter from the Clallam Transit System requesting
a Council representative to attend a meeting on August 22, 1983 to review
the composition of the Transit Authority. Councilman Quast moved that
Councilman Polhamus be designated the official participant in the review
process. Councilma~ Whidden seconded and the motion carried.
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CITY COUNCIL MEETING
August 16, 1983
4. Resolution setting Public Hearing - Vacation of a Portion of Fifth
Street - Clevenger.
Mayor Duncan read the Resolution by title, entitled
RESOLUTION NO. 20-83 .
A RESOLUTION 01 the Cill' 011
Port Angeles setting 0 hear-
Ing elate lor 0 petition to "'0'
cote the north hall 01 Filth
Street abutting Lots 19; cinel
20. Block B5. TPA_
I WHEREAS. the owner 01 .n-
I lerest in lots 19 and 20,
I Block B5, Townsite of Pori \
Angel..s, hos liled 0 pelltion .1
' with the City Clerk to make
... lIocation of that portion of
l Filth Street abutting solei
~ lots: and
by. WHEREAS. said petition has
.1 been signed by the owne..
of more than two-thirds 01
I the p,operty obutling upon
et the right-of-way sought to
'. be vacated;
I NOW. THEREFORE, BE IT RE.
SOLVED BY THE COUNCil OF
THE CITY OF PORT ANGelES
os follows:
Section 1. The petftlon to
mok.. such vocolion sholl be I
hearel and determined by
this Council an the 20th day
of Septembe" 1983. which is'
not more than sixty (60)
days nor less thon twenty
(20) days hereafter.
Section 2. The City Clerk is
hereby directed to give
twenty (20) days notice ot
the pendency 01 soiel petition
according to the- provisions
01 RCW 35.79.020.
PASSED by the Council of the
City of Port Angel.s this
16th day l>f August. 1983. .
Dorothy Duncol'1 .
MAYOR
ATTEST:
Merr; A. Lonnoy, City Clerk
APPROVED AS TO FORM:
Craig D. Knuts-on
City Attorney .
Pub.: Aug. 25. 1983
RESOLUTION NO. 20-83
A RESOLUTION of the City of Port Angeles
setting a hearing date for a petition
to vacate the north half of Fifth Street
abutting Lots 19 and 20, Block 85, TPA.
Councilman Quast moved to adopt the Resolution as read
Councilman Whidden seconding, the motion carried.
5.
Public Hearing - Street/Alley Vacation - Solledar,
Mayor Duncan read the Ordinance by title, entitled
ORDINANCE NO.
AN ORDINANCE of the City of Port Angeles
vacating the alley between Spruce and
Hazel Streets in Block 9, all of Hazel
Street between Blocks 9 and 10, all of
the alley between Hazel and Madrona Stree
in Block 10, all of Madrona Street betwe~
Blocks 10 and 15, and the alley between:
Madrona and Glenwood Streets in Block 151
all in the Pennsylvania Park Addition to'
the Townsite of Port Angeles.
Mayor ,Duncan then opened the public hearing and asked for
were no comments from the public. The public hearing was
Councilman Hordyk moved to adopt the _ Ordinance as _read j
Councilman Polhamus seconding. After considerable discusl
the question, the motion failed, with Councilmen Gerberdi,
and Whidden voting "No" and Councilmen Haguewood and polhamub-.vu"~,,,,-
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6. Animal Trapping - Report
Manager Flodstrom informed Council that representatives of the State
Trapper's Association would like to meet with the City's Animal Control
Officer and other concerned individuals to establish policies and regula-
tions on trapping within the City. These rules would then be presented to
the Council for approval. Councilman Quast moved to authorize the request,
and with Councilman Whidden seconding, the motion carried.
7. Port Angeles Telecable Franchise Renewal
Councilman Gerberding moved to instruct the Finance Director to initiate
the agreement. Councilman Quast "seconded, suggesting some additions to the
wording of the agreement, requesting a 24-hour answering device to be
monitored for repair service, and requesting that the City have some access
for public service announcements. Councilman Gerberding moved to instruct
the Finance Director to initiate" the agreement.with wording suggested by
Councilman Quast. Councilman Quast seconded and.on call for the question,
the motion carried.
8.
Councilman Polhamus - Review Composition of C1allam County Transit
Authority
Mayor Duncan referred to a letter from the Clallam Transit System requesting
a Council representative to attend a meeting on August 22, 1983 to review
the composition of the Transit Authority. Councilman Quast moved that
Councilman Polhamus be designated the official participant in the review
process. Councilman Whidden seconded and the motion carried.
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CITY COUNCIL MINUTES..
August 16, 1983
9. Request Approval - Jack Lawson's Travel Expense - Harbor Study
Councilman Quast moved to approve payment of $500 travel expense to Mr.
Lawson. Councilman Whidden seconded and the motion carried.
10. Street Closure - Kiwanis Derby Days Salmon Bake
Mayor Duncan reviewed the request. Councilman Whidden moved to grant the
request, and with Councilman Quast seconding, the motion carried.
11. Speed Limit Ordinance Memo
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This item was informational.. The Ordinance will be presented September 6,
1983. Public Works Director pittis addressed the Council on the need for
revisions in the City's speed limits and explained proposed changes.
Council discussed the proposed revisions at length. Councilman Gerberding
commended Public Works Director Pittis for the effort put forth in
compiling the necessary information.
12. OPTA - Draft of Advertisement in 1984 Directory
Mayor Duncan presented a draft of the City'.s advertisement in the 1984 OPTA
Directory. Council decided that the ad was unacceptable, stating that it
does not contain the City logo, "Where the mountains greet the sea." and
reiterating that points of interest should be activities within the City.
Councilman Whidden, Councilman Gerberding and other volunteers will meet to
make necessary revisions and report back to the Council. The deadline for
the project is approximately October 1, 1983.
13. Waterfront. Vandalism Prevention Program
Councilman Quast described the extensive damage due to increased vandalism
at the City Pier. He also mentioned that the Canadian flag at the Pier is
worn and needs to be replaced, and that broken light fixtures need replac-
ing. After discussion, Councilman Quast moved to hire reserve Police ,-
officers, wearing Port Angeles blue windbreakers bearing the City logo, to
patrol the City Pier. Councilman Polhamus seconded and the motion carried.
14. Utility Advisory Committee Meeting Set
Upon request of Finance Director Orton, the Council set a meeting of the
Utility Advisory Committee to discuss the City's credit policy and future
deregulation of cable television. The meeting is scheduled for Tuesday,
August 23, 1983 at 3:00 PM, in the City Light conference room.
15. Real Estate Committee Report - Behrhorst Property
Councilman Quast announced that after two months.of negotiations, the City
has entered into an earnest money agreement for the purchase of three par-
cels of property from attorney Rex Behrhorst, legally described as Lots 1,
2 and 3, Block 170, Townsite of Port Angeles. The property is located at
Fourth and Peabody Streets and adjoins the Vern Burton Memorial Community
Center property. The City will assume the mortgage against Lot 3 with
monthly payments of $165. Finance Director Orton then presented several
financing options for Lots 1 and 2. After considerable debate regarding
the various options, Councilman Quast moved to acquire financing through
Sea-First Bank at 9~% interest. Councilman Polhamus seconded and the
motion carried with Councilmen Hordyk and Haguewood voting "No".
VIII LATE ITEMS
Manager Flodstrom and the Council set a special meeting for August 30, 1983
at 7:00 P.M. in the City Hall Council Chambers to discuss 1984 Goals and
Objectives and to meet with development representatives to discuss the
facility proposal.
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Manager Flodstrom presented the Council with samples of new stationery
bearing the City logo, to be purchased as present supplies run out.
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CITY COUNCIL MEETING
August 16, 1983
IX ITEMS FROM THE AUDIENCE/CITY COUNCIL NOT ON THE AGENDA
Lorraine Ross addressed the Council, suggesting a bypass on Fifth Street to
intersect Golf Course Road.
Councilman Gerberding mentioned that the flag over City Hall needs replac-
ing. Councilman Hordyk suggested ordering flags in quantity at a reduced
price.
Mayor Duncan presented the completed Port Angeles Chamber of Commerce
brochure for all to see. The Mayor also displayed new Derby Days brochures
which will be on sale at various locations for $1 each.
The Council and staff then discussed the following: The pine Hill slide;
Old Mill Road (seal coating); worn Downtown banners; offering RV campsites
for one night at Lincoln Park in appreciation to the Fair Toll Coalition;
replacing the pump in the City fountain; the Hood Canal Bridge closure: a
possible convention in Port Angeles in 1987, bringing approximately 400
people to the City; the recent baseball tournament held in Port Angeles, in
which the City's team participated. There were 400 to 500 participants.
X ADJOURN TO EXECUTIVE SESSION
Mayor Duncan adjourned the meeting to executive session at 9:40 P.M.
XI RETURN TO OPEN SESSION
Council returned to open session at approximately 10:45 P.M.
XII ADJOURNMENT
Mayor Duncan adjourned the meeting at approximately 11:00 P.M.
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