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CITY COUNCIL MEETING
Port Angeles, Washington
October 13, 1977
T CALL TO ORDER
The purpose of this special meeting is a joint-meeting with the Port of Port
Angeles Commissioners to discuss the future development of the waterfront.
The City Council will also consider a request to call for bids on Phase I
of the Civic Field Renovation Project.
The meeting started at 7:30 P.M., and as this was also a special meeting for
the Port Commissioners, Mayor Olson and Port Commissioner President James Dick
co-chaired the meeting.
II ROLL CALL
Members Present: Mayor Olson, Councilmen Anderson, Buck, Haguewood, Hordyk,
Ross, Wray.
Members Absent: None.
Staff Present: Manager Whorton, Clerk Parrish, Planner Carr.
Guests Present: Port Commissioners Dick, Critchfield and Newsom, Port Manager
T. Neal and his Staff, E. Tinkham, R. Parrish, S. Fahnestock.
III - V SUSPENDED
VI LEGISLATION
1. FUTURE DEVELOPMENT OF THE WATERFRONT
' City Manager Whorton started the proceedings by indicating that it is im-
portant for the City and the Port to cooperate in the planning for the future
development of the waterfront to eliminate a duplication of functions and
facilities thus making the waterfront the best place possible. Referring
to a drawing of the downtown harbor area, Manager Whorton pointed out the
property which is owned or being acquired by both the City and the Port.
The City properties are the CPR Dock and the General Construction Company
Dock, also known as the Owens Brothers Dock located at the foot of Oak
Street. The Port owns the Ferry Terminal property and is acquiring the
Angeles Gravel and Supply Company property.
Manager Whorton then reviewed and explained the City's goals for the future
development of the waterfront. The City's interests include a marine aquarium,
fishing dock, public access, street trees, trails, overnight boat mooring,
and a civic pier. Possibilities under a Civic Pier include fishing, boating,
park, Coast Guard, shops, parking, sightseeing, beach, picnics, seaplanes,
rest area, and sailing.
Following Manager Whorton's presentation, Port Manager Neal briefly outlined
the Port's short and long range plans for future development of the water-
front. The Port's concerns include a ferry traffic assembly area and traffic
flow, a fish receiving area, a public access and viewing area, transient
small boat moorage, a seaplane dock, commercial use of existing buildings,
and water oriented commercial.
During the general discussion which followed, both agencies agreed that the
need does exist for joint planning in this effort. The proposed projects
of both the City and the Port were discussed at some length. Suggestions
were made for additional uses of the facilities such as a central location
for the U.S. Customs Service to check inbound small craft and the feasibility
of providing moorage sgace for cruise ships and other small craft during
the time the Coast Guard Cutter is on patrol. Also brought out was the
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October 13, 1977
VI LEGISLATION
1. Cont.
availability of grant monies fora seaplane facility and a fishing dock
if certain requirements are met. The discussion concluded with the City
Council and the Port Commissioners agreeing to meet again after the Novem-
ber B, 1977 General Election at which time the City voters will decide
whether the City should issue two million dollars in bonds £or a Civic
Pier.
2. CIVIC FIELD RENOVATION PROJECT
Councilman Hordyk moved the Council authorize the call for bids on Phase
I, Demolition of some existing facilities, Civic Field Renovation Project.
The motion was seconded by Councilman Haguewood and passed by the Council.
VII ADJOURNMENT
The meeting adjourned at 8:50 P.M.
City Clerk
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NOTICE OF CALL
FOR BIDS
NOTICE is hereby given that
sealed bids far the sale of
surplus equipment will be
'received by the City Clerk, City
of Port Angeles, 140 W.. Front
Street, P.O. Box 711, Porf
~ Angeles, Washington, 98362,
`until 2:OO p,m. October 21, 1977. I
The following equipment fs
offered for sale:
One {7) '71 Dotlge 4-door
Polara; 76,833 mites
One !1) '71 Dodge 4-door ,
Polara; 100,732 miles
Orte (U '72 Plymouth 4-door
Fury; 95,811 miles
One (1) Front End Loader
Bucket Attachment to fit either
an 8 or 9N Ford Tractor; ~/. yd.
bucket
Vehicles may be inspected at I
the City Service Garage located ill
at 17th and "B" streets between
~ 8:00 a.m. and. 4:30 p.m. i
weekdays.
' Vehicfesaretobesol0"asis"
to the highest bidder.
The City of Port Angeles will
make no warranty about the
I operating condition of any of I
~ these equipment. I
All bids are to be in the form
of a sealed letter to the City
Manager, Kenneth S. Whorton,
140 w, Frortt Street, P,o. Box
711, Port Angeles, Washington,
98362. Letters are To include
name of bidder, equipment }
being bid, and amount of bid. ,
Bitls will be opened and
tabulated by the City Manager. '
The City reservesthe right fo
,accept or to reject any or all
+bids or any part thereof.
Pub.: Sept, 23, 26, 27, 28, 29, 30, J
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