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City Council Meeting
Port Angeles, Washington
December 21, 1982
I SPECIAL MEETING
Mayor Duncan called the special meeting to
meeting is to conduct an "Agenda Review".
The meeting is open to the public.
order at 6:30 P.M. The purpose of
All councilmembers were present.
II CALL TO ORDER
Mayor Duncan called the regular meeting of the Council to order at 7:00 P.M.
II I ROLL CALL
Members Present:
Mayor Duncan, Councilmen Gerberding, Haguewood, Hordyk,
Polhamus and Quast.
Membe rs Absent:
Councilman Whidden.
Staff Present:
Manager Flodstrom, Attorney Miller, Deputy Clerk Lannoye,
P. Carr, M. Cleland, L.Cosens, D. Frizzell, L. Glenn, J.
Pittis, R. Orton, R. Morgan, M. Campbell and G. Booth.
Public Present:
S. Fahnestock, D. Price, D. Zanon, P. Simpson, R. Levin, D.
Bragg, L. Sunny. R. Wright and J. Drain.
IV MINUTES
Councilman Hordyk moved
minutes of the December
1982 regular meeting.
the Council accept and place on file as received the
3 & 4, 1982 special budget meetings and the December 7,
Councilman Gerberding seconded and the motion carried.
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CONSENT AGENDA
VI
Councilman Hordyk moved the Council accept the items listed under the Consent
Agenda including Washington State Liquor Control Board correspondence, vouchers
of $1,011,273.59 and Payroll of $176,547.39. Councilman Polhamus seconded and
the motion carried. NOTICE OF
CALL FOR BIDS
. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
I that sealed bids will be
received at the Office of the
. City Manager, 140 West
1. Permission to Call for Bids for 1983 Petroleum Fuel Products. . Front Slreet, Post Office Box
: 1150. Port An-geles, Wash.
,ington 98362, until 2:00 P.M.
Orton I on February 17, 1983, for
H d ,I furnoshing J>I"oleum prod.
or YK ucts for public Qgen('Les
within CloHam (ollntY'.
Washington, during ihe year I
~~~~O(t documents. indoo- ~
ing -Notice and Inslructio~s 2
, to Bidders, Proposat, S.peerl-
Mayor Duncan summarized Light Director Cosens memorandum recornmenc icolions, ond ConlrOCl, ore'
gotiate an agreement with Schuchart and Associates to perform a feal ~~~il~~~~ko~+'~:eO~ii;~eoif:~::-1
on the Morse Creek Hydro Proj ect. Councilman Hordyk reported on bE Angeles, 140 Wesl Fronl
Utility Advisory Committee and moved the Council authorize staff t~ Street, Port Angeles,
Washington,
agreement with Schuchart and Associates to perform the Feasibilit] 8ids will be opened and,
Mors Cr k H d P . t for a a 0 t ot t ed $49 300 COI tabulated at 2:00 P.M. on
e ee y ro rOJec n m un n 0 exce ,. February 17, 1983, lor con.
Gerberding seconded. Councilmen Haguewood and Polhamus qUestioned1 siderotion by the City Co~n' (.
conducting the feasibility study at this time. Council discussed cil 01 ils regular meellng
I March I, 1983. '
at length and on call for the question, the motion carried with Co~ The City reserveS 1he right '
Haguewood and Polhamus voting "No". , 10 accept or rejec1 any or 011 !
bids or any port tl1ereof.
David T. FlodSotrom
City Manoger
Pub" Feb, 9. lqB3
FINANCE
Councilman Quast moved the Council approve Finance Director
call for bids for 1983 petroleum fuel products. Councilman
the motion carried.
2.
Proposals for Feasibility Study of Morse Creek Hydro Project.
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3.
Bid for Official City Printing.
Councilman Quast moved the Council award the bid for the City's 1983 official
printing to the Daily News,. the sole bid r-eceived. Councilman Gerberding
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City Council Meeting
Port Angeles, Washington
December 21, 1982
I SPECIAL MEETING
Mayor Duncan called the special meeting to
meeting is to conduct an "Agenda Review".
The meeting is open to the public.
order at 6:30 P.M. The purpose of
All councilmembers were present.
II CALL TO ORDER
Mayor Duncan called the regular meeting of the Council to order at 7:00 P.M.
I II ROLL CALL
Memb ers Present:
Mayor Duncan, Councilmen Gerberding, Haguewood, Hordyk,
Polhamus and Quast.
Members Absent:
Councilman Whidden.
Staff Present:
Manager Flodstrom, Attorney Miller, Deputy Clerk Lannoye,
P. Carr, M. Cleland, L.Cosens, D. Frizzell, L. Glenn, J.
Pittis, R. Orton, R. Morgan, M. Campbell and G. Booth.
Public Present:
S. Fahnestock, D. Price, D. Zanon, P. Simpson,
Bragg, L. Sunny. R. Wright and J. Drain.
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MINUTES
Councilman Hordyk moved
minutes of the December
1982 regular meeting.
the Council accept and place on file as re
3 & 4, 1982 special budget meetings and t!
Councilman Gerberding seconded and the mot;
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CONSENT AGENDA
VI
Councilman Hordyk moved the Council accept the items listed under
Agenda including Washington State Liquor Control Board correspondel
of $1,011,273.59 and Payroll of $176,547.39. Councilman Polhamus I
the motion carried. r. .
FINANCE ,_
1. Permission to Call for Bids for 1983 Petroleum Fuel Products. tL:!~~~~S .~~~o,~.n~i~v '__:).~~
Councilman Quast moved the Council approve Finance Director Orton's request to
call for bids for 1983 petroleum fuel products. Councilman Hordyk seconded and
the motion carried.
2. Proposals for Feasibility Study of Morse Creek Hydro Proiect.
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Mayor Duncan summarized Light Director Cosens' memorandum recommending Council ne-
gotiate an agreement with Schuchart and Associates to perform a feasibility study
on the Morse Creek Hydro Project. Councilman Hordyk reported on behalf of the
Utility Advisory Committee and moved the Council authorize staff to negotiate an
agreement with Schuchart and Associates to perform the Feasibility Study on the
Morse Creek Hydro Project for an amount not to exceed $49,300. Councilman
Gerberding seconded. Councilmen Haguewood and Polhamus questioned the need for
conducting the feasibility study at this time. Council discussed the motion
at length and on call for the question, the motion carried with Councilmen
Haguewood and Polhamus voting "No". ~-~0127}l;>" ,h_~
NOTICE OF CALL',,' )
fOR BIOS .
PU8UC PRINTING . 1
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
. ,,' thot seoled bid. will be
Councilman Quast moved the Council award the bJ.d for the CJ.ty s 196 received by the PorI Angele.
printing to the Daily News" the sole bid received. Councilman Ger CityClerk,CityH"II,l~OWe.t
Front Street, Port Angeles,
I'/".hington, un!il 2:00 P.M,
December 16,1992 for lhe of-
ficial printing for ttle City of
Port Angele, for 1983.
Publicotion, to be publi.hO<l
in regvl(lr iss'lJOS of the
IUtws.poper owarded :said
contract. Bids to be submitted
on (I "charge per column
inc;h" bos.is.
The City re'e",e. the right
fo reject any or of! bids.
Marian C. Parrish
Ci!y Clerk
I'ub,: Dec, 7, B. 12, 1962
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Bid for Official City Printing.
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seconded and the motion carried.
4. Payment for City's Participation in Utility Defense Group - WPPSS Litigation.
Council discussed at length with Attorney Miller the payment of $6,990.16 to ~
Riddell, Williams, Bullit and Walkinshaw for the City's 9/26/82 to 10/25/82
participation in the Utility Defense Group. Councilman Gerberding then moved
the Council authorize the payment of $6,990.16 to Ridell, Williams, Bullit and
Walkinshaw; Councilman Quast seconded and the motion carried with Councilman
Haguewood voting "No".
VII
1. Items from the Audience not on the Agenda.
Robert Levin, Economic Development Council Director, reported the Small Business
Economic Revitalization Program has received requests for assistance from 15
businesses in the local community.
2. Items from the City Council not on the Agenda.
Councilman Quast noted that of the City's reported budget (I'f $30',000,000,-
$24,000,000 of that reflected throughput passed on t6'~~A for power sales.
This reflects an operating budget for the City of $6,000,000. He also compli-
mented Manager Flodstrom and the leaders of the Downtown Parking Association,
Downtown Merchants' Association and Downtown Development Group for their planned
merger.
LEGISLATION
1. Master Plan/White Creek Park Preliminary Planned Residential Development
Following the July 6th public hearing on the White Creek Park Preliminary Plat
and PRO, the City Council requested a Master Plan for the proposed development
be submitted as required by the original annexation agreement. Consideration
of the Master Plan, submitted November 16, was tabled at the November 16th
meeting and remained on the table at the December 7th, 1982 meeting.
At the request of the developer, Councilman Quast removed himself from consid-
eration of the White Creek Park PRD at the July 6, 1982 public hearing; and,
upon consulting Attorney Miller, again excused himself from consideration of
the issue and left the meeting room for the safety of the record. Mayor Duncan
also noted for the record Councilman Whidden's absence from tonight's meeting.
Councilman Haguewood moved the Council remove consideration of this item from
the table; Councilman Polhamus seconded and the motion carried. Planner Carr
summarized his memorandum of December 17, 1982 which provided background infor-
mation on the White Creek Park PRO application process, and previous Planning
Commission and Council action with respect to the PRO. He noted some amendments
to the proposed Master Plan submitted November l6th and summarized available
options to the Council in considering: 1.) the Master Plan, and 2.) the PRO.
Council then discussed with staff elements of the Master Plan and PRO at length.
Councilman Haguewood suggested the proposal for the public park to be dedicated
to the City should be referred to the Parks Recreation and Beautification Commission
for their review and recommendation. Councilman Gerberding also noted that
provision for public access to White's Creek Ravine as required in the annexation
agreement had been omitted from the Master Plan. Several Councilmembers expressed
concern for the impacts the increased traffic flow created by the PRO would have
on Porter and Campbell Streets; and discussed with staff the proposal for the
sanitary sewer to be installed. Councilmen Gerberding and Polhamus both noted
concerns for a lack of working details to address the mitigating measures identi-
fied in the Master Plan. Councilman Gerberding then moved the Council deny
acceptance of the Master Plan as the Master Plan does not address specific miti-
gations to the identified impacts created by the proposed PRD. There was no
second to Councilman Gerberding's motion. After further discussion, Councilman
Hordyk moved the Council approve the Master Plan as it is in compliance with
the original annexation agreement. Councilman Haguewood seconded and after further
discussion, the question was called for. Councilmen Haguewood and Hordyk voted
"Aye" and Councilmen Gerberding and Polhamus voted "No". Mayor Duncan, voting
to break the tie, voted in favor of approval of the Master Plan.
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Councilman Hordyk then moved the Council concur with the recommendation of the
Planning Commission and approve the White Creek PRD and preliminary plat located
south of Campbell Avenue; east of Mount Angeles Road; bordering White Creek on
the east subject to the following conditions.:
1. The internal dedicated right-of-way, including the southern stub, shall
be constructed to a 34-foot wide paved surface, without sidewalks, in
accordance with the Subdivision Regulations, Ordinance No. 1631. Onsite
sewer, water and storm drainage facilities shall be installed to the re-
quirements of the City Public Works Department. Seven fire hydrants
shall be installed to the requirements of the City Fire Department. A
detailed final utility plan shall be prepared to the satisfaction of the
Public Works and Fire Departments.
2. Th~ applicant shall provide a storm water detention basin of sufficient
size to service the development and the remaining immediate area in the
annexation described in Ordinance No. 1972. To determine the most appro-
priate design of that storm water detention basin or some alternate
method of addressing storm water run-off so that the rate of run-off does
exceed the existing run-off for a 25-year storm, and the run-off remains
in 'the White Creek drainage basin, the applicant shall provide a detailed
storm water drainage study.
3. Porter Street, between the site and Campbell Avenue, shall be dedicated
and constructed to a 40-foot wide asphaltic-concrete paved surface with
curbs and gutters on both sides. Sewer and water lines shall be extended
from the existing City system to the site.
4. Campbell Avenue, between Porter Street and Mount Angeles Road, shall be
improved to a 40-foot wide asphaltic-concrete paved surface with curbs
and gutters on both sides.
5. The applicant shall provide a sanitary sewer line to Eighth and Frances
to the satisfaction of the Public Works Department. The Public Works
Department shall confirm the adequacy of the line at 8th and Frances.
If the applicant proposes alternate improvements, such as the elimination
of point source in-flow in the existing sewer line between the site and
8th and Frances Streets, SO that the municipal sewerage system can accom-
modate the volumes generated by the White Creek PRD and potential devel-
opment in the immediate undeveloped area within the boundaries of the
Master Plan, a detailed sewerage analysis of the proposal shall be pro-
vided by the applicant. The Public Works Department shall determine the
acceptability of such an alternative.
6. Every building shall be accessible by way of access roadway with all-
weather driving surface of no less than 20 feet of unobstructed width,
per Uniform Fire Code, Section lO.207(a).
7. A detailed electrical service plan, including street lights, for the
PRO and connection to the existing system, shall be prepared to the
satisfaction of the City Light Department.
8. All peripheral common areas shall remain in their natural wOOded state
along the north border and within White Creek Ravine. Trees and shrubs
shall be planted along the west boundary and wherever reinforcement of
natural flora is required to provide visual screening.
9. An improved off-street parking area shall be provided for the central
public park under the BPA right-of-way, in accordance with Ordinance
No. 1588. The number of off-street parking spaces shall be determined
by the Planning Commission prior to approval of the final planned resi-
dential development plan and plat.
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15.
All multi-family dwellings of three or more units and two or more floors
must have a fire alarm system as per City of Port Angeles Ordinance No.
2145. This may be either 12 Type AE units of 1 Type BE fire alarm system
with automatic detection with zone enumeration on the entrance of the
six-plex entering the facility.
Premise address identification numbers are required, per the Uniform
Fire Code, Section 10.208.
Prior to filing application for approval of final PRO plan, the developer
shall provide the required detailed studies to the satisfaction of the
appropriate City Departments.
Porter Street between Campbell Avenue and Park Avenue shall be improved
to a 40-foot wide asphaltic-concrete paved surface with curbs and gutters
on both sides.
The applicant and Homeowners Association shall provide an easement for
public access on the trails in the White Creek Ravine.
Upon the recommendation of the Parks Recreation and Beautification Commission,
the applicant shall either dedicate the central open space area including
the tennis court to the City as a public park or retain the central open
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ORDINANCE NO, 2238
AN ORDINANCE of the Clly
of Port Angeles amending Ar.
tide- IX, Ordinance No. 1709.
to tnelude exemption of cer-
I .ain str'Uctures from fot
I coveroge calculations.
IT IS HEREBY ORDAINED by
I the City Council of the City of
Port Angeles as follows:
Section 1. The tirst
paragraph of Arlicle IX, Or-
dinonce No. 1709, is amended
to read os loltows:
"Section 1 - Foregoing
Regulations Subiect 10 this
AMide. The foregoing regula-
tions pertaining to the
severol zones sholl be subject
to the generol provisiol1s,
conditions and exeptions con.
toined in this Article,"
Sedion 2. The second
paragraph 01 Article IX, Or.
I dincnce No. 1709, is amended
to read as follows;
~ "Section 2 - lot A,.eo Not
to be Reduced, ExcepHons.
No lot area sholl be 50 reduc-
ed or dimini.hed thai Ihe 101
oreo. lot width, yards or
other open space! shall be
les5 than prescribed by these
regulations for. tl1e- zone in
which it is located, nor shall
the densily of populalion be
increased in any monnef" ex-
cept in conformity with the
regulations. However. for' the
purpose of encouraging the
construction of offstreet park-
ing space under or within
buildings rather than in rear,
side or front yard!1, the
following exceptions to
. minimum lot oreO$ sholl be
permltted:
For eoch 10 1001 by 20 foot
'area to be permanently
teserved and us-ed for 0 park~
ing space under or witnin 0
building, a 101 area credit of
300 square leel sholl be per.
I mitted. Said lot orea c;redit
can be deducted from t"e reo
quired mInimum lot area, Qr
con be IJsed to increa'Se c pro.
portional number of permit-
ted dwelling units in motels
and multi.family structures.
Said lot areo credit. however.
I sholl not apply to the reduc-
I tion of ony building line
setbacks.
Section 3, The third
paragraph of Article IX, Or-
dinan-ce No. 1709, ~s amended
to read os follows:
"Section 3 - Use of lots or
Parcels (on.tQirting More than
Minimum Required Lot Area.
Wilen a lot contains subston-
tially tWQ or more times the
minimum lot area required
'01" the zone in whic::h it is
located. and the owner
desires to use each unit of
area equl.....alent to the
minimum lot orea os a
separate building site. pro-
vided not more thon four (4)
such units result, and no
dedication of streets, oUeys,
or other public ways. public
eas.ements or public utility
easements ore involved, such
I area units may be so utilized
by resorting to the .sptit rot
g pro(lJedure~ Os prescribed in
the subdivision code. When
such units ore tflus defined,
' then all of tne provisions of
these reglJlations governrng
the use of a lot in the zone in
which such property is:
locoled shall opply therelo,
Eoch resulting unit sholl be
required to have frontage
upon a dedicated public
street or rood,"
Section 4. The fourttl
paragraph of Article IX, 0,-
drnance No. 1709, is amended
to read os. foUews:
"Section -4 - Th~ough.lofs
Legals
May Be Divided in Certoin In-
.tonce., Through.Jols 160 feet
or more in depth may be im.
proved as two separate lots,
with the dividing line midway
between the street frontoge$,
and each resulting half shall
be s-l,lbject 10 the contrQls ap-
plying 'to 1he street upon
which suc;h helf feces. If each
resulting half be below the
minimum lot Qre(l 0$ deter-
mined by these regulations,
then no diviSion moy be
made. II the whole 01 any
through. lot is improved ~s
one building site. the mom
building stloll conform to the
requirements of the zone of
tfle frontoge occupied by !Such
main b:uilding, and no -ac-
cessory building sholl be
located closer to either street
than the distonce constituting
the required front yard on
such stree1. u
Section 5. The fifth
paragraph of Article IX, Or.
dinance No. 1709. is amended
to reod os follows:
"Se-ction 5 - Measure-men1
of Front and Side Yards. Front
yard requirements shal1 be
measured from the tront pro.
perty line. Side yards abut.
ting a street or olley shall be
measlJred from the property
line that abuts the right-of.
way line."
Section 6. The sixth
paragraph 01 Arlicle IX, Or.
dinance No. 1709, ~s amended
to read as follows:
"Section 6 - Irregular
Shaped Lol.., The dislance
across the front building line
of an irregulor shaped 10f
shall be considered 10 be tne
lot widtl, of $oid lots."
Section 7. Tl1e s.eventh
paragraph of Arficle IX, Or-
dinance NO. 1709, is amend-
ed to read os follQws:
"Section 7 - Yard Re-
qlJirements fOf" Property
Abutting Holf-Slreets or
Street Designated by en Of-
ficial Control. A building 001"
structure s~all not be erected
on c lot which abuts a street
having only 0 portion at its re-
quired widlh dedicoled ond
where no part of such dedica-
tion would normarly revert to
said lot H the street were
vacated, unle'Ss the yards
provided and maintained 1n
connection witn such building
Or s.tructure have 0 width or
deplh of that portion 01 Ihe
lot needed to complete the
road width plu. the widlh or
deplh of the yards required
on Ihe lot by these regula-
tions. This section opplies to
all tones.
Where on official control
adopted purusuat to law in-
cludes plans for wfdening af
existing streets, the conne,,-
ting of existing streets, or the
establishment of new streets,
the placement 04 buildings
and the maintenance of
yards, wnere required by
these regulations, shall
relate to the future s1reet
boundaries as determined by
said omdal control:' ~
Section 8. 'The eighth
paragraph of Article IX. 0,.
dinance No. 1709, is amended
to read as fallow5:
"Section 8 - Exception to
Yord Requirements. When
tt,e side lot line of 0 lot in ony
zone adjoins the side lot line
of a lot in a more restrictive
zone, then thoe adjoining side
yard ~or such lot s.hall not be
les-s than the minimum side
yard required in the more
restrictive zone."
Section 9. rile ninth.
paragraph of Art_!~de IX, _9r-
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I dtnonc;e No. 1709, is amended
f to read 'Os follows:
"Section 9 - Yard and
Open Spoce Regulalians, Ex.
eept os provided in this Arfi-
cle. every required yard and
open space sholl be open and
unobstructed from t"e ground
to the sky. No yard or open
space provided around any
building for the purpose of
complying with the provisions
of these Regl,ltoHons shall be
con'Sidered as providing a
yard or open space on on ad.
ioin i""9 lot or percel whereon
a building is to be erected."
Seclion 10, The lenlh
paragl"oph of Article IX, Or-
dinance No. 1709, is- am-ended
to reed as follows:
"Section 10 - VISion
Clearance. In 011 Residential
and Residenlial Buffer
Districts 011 COrrter and
reverse corner lots sholl
maintain, for safety vision
purpo$es. 0 triangular area
within wnic" no tree, fence.
shrvb, woll or other physical
obstruction sholl be permit-
led highe, Ihan thirty (30) in-
ches above the established
grade. Soid frianglJ lor area
.holl be measured as follows:
STREET INTERSECTIONS -
At any intersection o.f two
street rights.of-way two side-s
of sa;d triangular area shall
exlend Iwenty (20) leel along
both righf-of-woy lines.
measured from tl1eir point of
intersection.
STREET AND ALlEY IN-
TERSECTIONS - AI any in-
tersection of street and olley
rights-o'-way two sides of
soid triangular area shall ex~
lend ten (10) feet alang bolh
rights.of.way, measured
from 1heir point of
inter$ec1ion.
STREET AND DRIVEWAY IN-
TEItSECTIONS - at any in.
, ter:section of (l street right.of-
way Gnd Q driveway, the
sides of eoch reqlJi...~d
triangular area shall extend
len (10) leel along Ihe .Ireet
righl.ol.woy line and twenty
(20) leel along Ihe edge of
the driveway measured from
the point of inte:rsection of
each side of the driveway and
the s.treet right-at-way line.
Section 11. The eleventh
paragraph of Article IX. Or-
dil1ance No. 1709. is amended
to read os follows:
"Secfion 11 - Driveways.
Width location and number
of curb-cuts 'or driveways per
lot Sohal! be determined by
.tondords designed by Ihe ci.
ty engineering department:'
Section 12 - The Iwelfth
paragraph of Article IX, Or-
dinance NO, 1709, i. anlend-
ed to read 0$ follows:
"Section 12 - Accessory
Buildings. OetSJ-ched ac-
cessory buildings on the feCI"
one Ihird 01 the 101 only are
permitted not doser tholl 10
feet to rear property or olley
line and three feet to the side
property lines, except obut~
t;ng 0 s.treet."
Section t3,_The_ thirteenlh
paragraph of Article IX, Or-
dinance Nod. 1709, is amend-
ed to read as follows:
"Section 13 - Permitted In-
trusions into Required Yards.
The following intrusions moy
proiect into ony reqvirad
yards:
1. Fireplace structures not
wider Ihan eight (8) feel
measured in the general
direction of the wall of which
it is a port: thirty (30 inches.).
2. Unenclosed, uncovered
porches, terraces or londings,
when not extending above
the first floor of the buildings,
~ may extend not more than six
(6) leel in Ihe fronl, eignt (8)
feel in Ihe rear and three (3)
r feet in the side info any re-
quired yard, provided
however. on open railing or
gri Ilwork not exceeding thirty
(30) inches in height may be
constructed around any s-uch
porch., terrace or lendings:'
3. F-lanHng boxes or
masonry planters not ex-
ceedIng thirty (30) inches in
height may extend a max-
lmum of three (3) feet into
any r~quired ~r.ollt yard.
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Section 11. The following
new paragraph is added to
Atticl. iX, Ord.nonce No.
1709:
"Section 17 - Sl,.Ibs-tondord
Lal, A legal building or struc-
ture may be permitted on 0
lot of record providing it
rheets all front. side and rear
yard requiremants."
Section 18. T~i$ Ordinance
sl,oll be effective os provided
by iaw,
PASSED bV Ihe City Council
of the City 0' Port Angere~ ot
Q regu lar meeting of said
Coundl held on the 21s1 day
of December, 1982.
Dorothy Duncon
MAYOR
ATTEST:
Morian C, Parrish, City Clerk
Approved as to form:
Craig L, Miller, City Allorney
Pub.: Dec. 29, 1983 -
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4. Eaves with 0 maximum
overhang of thirty (30) inches.
5. Detached accessory
building on rear one third of
lot only are permitted not
closer than three feet to side
nor ten feet to rear property
lines or alleys.
Section 1.4. The fourteenth
paragraph of Article IX, Or-
dinance No. 1709, is amended
to read os follows:
"Section 14 - lot Coverage
Exemptions, The following
sholl be exempt from the
maximum lot coverage re-
quirements of any of the
several zones:
1,. Sidewalks, driveways
and uncovered off-street
parking spaces.
2. The first thirty (30) inches
of eaves.
3. Uncovered and unenclos-
ed concrete, brick and stone
patios, wood decks and plat-
forms not more than thirty
(30) inches above grade, pro-
vided however an open rail-
ing or grillwork not ex-
ceeding thirty (30) inches in
height may be constructed
above any such patio, deck or
platform."
Section 15. The fifteenth
paragraph of Article IX, Or-
dinance No. 1709. is amended
to read as follows:
"Section 15 - Walls,
Fences, Shrubs, Hedges. In all
Residential and Residential
Buffer Districts a wall, fence,
shrub or hedge may be main-
tained to 0 maximum height
of six (6) feet on property not
otherwise restricted. All vi-
sion c1ecrance requirements
sholl be maintained."
Section 16. The sixteenth
paragraph of Article IX, Or-
dinance No. 1709, is amended
to read os follows;
"Section 16~Storoge of
Merchandise, Vehicles in
Yards and Rights-af-Way. Sn
Residential and Commercial
Districts the storage of mer.
chandise, appliances or
vehicles in front or side yards
sholl be prohibited.
fn no zoning district shall
the storoge of any orticles or
vehicles be permitted to ex-
tend into public rights-of.
way. "
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space area as private open space. If the Parks Recreation and Beautifi-
cation Commission recommends retention as private open space, the
Homeowners Association charter and covenants shall be revised to provide
for the maintenance of that central open space area.
As findings of fact, the Council cited the following:
1. The White Creek Park Planned Residential Development is located in the
Suburban Residential Environment designated by the Comprehensive Plan,
in which townhouses and planned residential developments could occur;
and the proposed density does not significantly exceed the planned overall
neighborhood density in this environment and complies with criteria A
of 17.70.120 of the Zone Ordinance.
2. The development complies with Residential Policy No.3 which encourages
the application of the PRD concept, rather than total platting into in-
dividual lots and complies with criteria A, B & E, l7.70.l20 of the
Zone Ordinance.
3. The utilities and public facilities proposed comply with Residential
Pollcy No. 5 for the Suburban Residential Environment and criteria A &
D,17.70.l20 of the PRD chapter of the Zone Ordinance.
4. The creation of the central open space area and other common areas further
Residential Policy No.6, encouraging consolidation of open space; cri-
teria A & B of 17.70.120 of the Zone Ordinance; and A & D of 17.70.061
of Zone Ordinance.
5. The preservation of White Creek Ravine, a unique scenic and environmental
characteristic, complies with Residential Policies Nos. 12 and 13 and
with criteria A and B of l7.70.l20 of the Zone Ordinance and with criteria
A of 17.70.061 of the Zone Ordinance.
6. The proposed. landscaped visual screening and buffer areas will increase
the compatibility of the development with adjacent and nearby low-density
development in compliance with criteria C of 17.70.120 of the Zone
Ordinance.
7. The internal and external street, sewer, water, storm drainage and fire
protection systems, as proposed and conditioned, are generally adequate
to accommodate the development; and the proposed street will be connected
to an improved collector and arterial street in compliance with criteria
D & E of 17.70.120 of the Zone Ordinance.
Councilman Haguewood seconded the motion. Councilman Gerberding noted his opposi-
tion to the motion as he felt the PRD and preliminary plan were in non-compliance
with Comprehensive Plan Residential Policies Nos. 3, 9, and ~5, Comprehensive
Circulation Policy No.8, the Zoning Ordinance as respects RS-9, PRD requirements
for municipal utilities, services, facilities, and streets and noted his recom-
mendations for the PRD as outlined in his memorandum submitted at the July 6,
1982 public hearing. On call for the question, Councilmen Haguewood and Hordyk
voted "Aye" and Councilmen Gerberding and Polhamus voted "No". Mayor Duncan,
voting to break the tie, voted in favor of approval of the White Creek Park PRD
and preliminary plat.
Councilman Quast returned to the meeting room.
2. Amendment to Zoning Code.
Council had directed staff to prepare an amending ordinance to the Zoning
Code at the December 7, 1982 Council meeting. Mayor Duncan read Ordinance
No. 2238 by title, entitled
ORDINANCE NO. 2238
AN ORDINANCE of the City of Port Angeles amending Article IX,
Ordinance No. 1709, to include exemption of certain structures
from lot coverage calculations.
Councilman Hordyk moved the Council adopt the foregoing ordinance as read by
title; Councilman Polhamus seconded and the motion carried.
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AN ORDINANCE pr;,oINANCE NO. 2205
wesll50 feel of F~U:lhe s~'ty tOf Pori, ~ngele. vacating the
WHEREAS, 0 petition is on&~lee:~t 0 eo~ody Street.
le$ to vacate the entire Fourth St:~:/h~ ;1.Y of Port Ange.
Peabody Street -end Vine Street; and rig t~of-woy between
WHEREAS, the requi,ements of Cha I .
Slole Environmenlol Policy Acl h per b43,21C RCW, Ihe
public hearing has been held b' OV~ een ~et and 0
public notke purSUQnt '0 ell . t Y t3hse C9"Y Council following
WHEREAS op er ,7 RCW' and
, vocollon of the we.t 150 f....t ~f 'd F h
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Street is of bene-fit to and in the interest of t'h-e public;
now, therefore,
IlE IT ORDAINED IlY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF
PORT ANGELES a. follows:
Section 1. Vocotion. Subject to the terms and conditlofl'$ of
this. Ordinance. the followlng described portion of Fourth
Street is hereby vacated:
That portion of Fourth Street abutting the soute,erly line of
Lot. 10, 11 and 12. Illock 66, C. C. Leighton'. Addition 10
the Townsile of Pori Angeles; AND thai portion of Fourth
Street obutling the northerly line of Lois 7, 8 ond 9, Illock
171, Town.ite of PorI Angeles, Clollom County,
Washington.
Section 2. Compensalion, Pursuant 10 RCW 35.79.030, Ihe
compensation required for thao vacation of this portion of
Faurlh St,eel i. $l,II4Il.00.
Section 3. Easement Reserved. Pursuant to RCW 35,7'9,030,
.he City of Port Angeles hereby reserves on easement over
the north 20 feel of the southerly 32 feel of Ihe vacated
ri9ht~of~wClY, for public acc::eS'S to the Fourth Street righl-of-
way, for fire protection. and lor the construction, repoir
Clnd maintenance of utilities. including utilities belonging
10 the Pacific Northwest Bell Telephone Company.
Sec::tion ..4. Special Terms cnd Conditions,
A. The owners of the property abutting the vocoted portion
of Fourth 5treel shall tronsler to the City of Pori Angeles
on eosement for use by the public as CI public trail at least
ten (10) feet in width, the cenler line of which follows the
following described line:
Beginning at a point in the Northedy line o' Lots 10
through 18. inclusive, in Block b6 of C. C. Leigt11on's Subdi.
vision of tn.e Townsite of Pori Angeles, os recorded in Vol~
ume 1 of Plats, poge 94, re-cords of Cloflom County, Wash.
ington, lying Soyth 56 degree .37' 34" East, a distance of
150.46 feet trom the Northwesterly corner of said Lot 10;
thence So, 29 degree 03'59" West, a distance of 3,75';
Ihence So, 0 degree 59'40" Wesl, 0 di.tonce of 39.SI';
then-ce So, 2 degree 57'51" East, 0 distance of 11.87';
I~ence So.'12 degree 56'30" Ea.t, 0 distance of 20,03';
thence Sa. 18 degree 39'59" East, 0 dislonce of 20.03';
thence 50.15 degree 48'14" Eost. a distance of 7.86';
Ihence So, 29 degree 05'51" East, a dislance of 40,79';
thence So, 52 degree 13'09" Easl, 0 distance 01 39,08';
thence No. 62 degree 04'03" EOSI, a di.lonce of 27.38';
the-nee So. 47 degree 34'02'" East, 0 distance of 18.03':
fhence So. Il degree 41'14" East, 0 distance of 18,03';
thence 50,28 degree 07'38" Easl, 0 di.tance 0112.98';
thence So. 49 degree 55'43" East, 0 di.lance of 10,77';
thence So. 39 degree 26'2S" East, 0 di.lonce of 8,41';
thence So. 62 degree 32'00" East, 0 dislance of 36,82';
thence So. 3 degree 2.4'51" Eo'St. 0 distance of 8.94';
thence So. 44 degree 54'38" East. 0 distance of 15,52';
tnence So. 51 degree 46'50" East, 0 distance of 10,77';
thence So. 14 degree 02'40" Eosl, 0 distance 0114,57';
thence 50.56 degree 37'53" Ea.t, 0 distance of 7.93' 10 the
Easterly line of said Lot 18 and the Eosterly te.minu$ of
said Ifne.
B. The owners of the property abutting the vacated street
sholl construct Q trail over the easement conveyed to the
City pursuan' to Subsection "A'" of this Section at the time
of construdion of any building or structue on any of the
property abutting said "oooted Fourth Street, to the $otis-
faction 01 the Parks and Recreation Department ond the
Public Works Oepartment of the City of Port Angeles.
Section 5. Quit Claim Deed, Upon compliance with the
terms and conditions o' th.is Ordinance, e)((ept Section
4(8), Ihe owner of obutling properly enlilled to Ihe
vacated street, pursuant to RCW 35.79.040, may present a
quit daim deed to the City of Port Angeles for exe-cution
by the Mayor. who is hereby authorized and directed to
execute such quit clolm deed, Such quit c10im deed sholl
include all re$-ervotions,' ,ondi.tions. or other qualifications
upon the title estoblished by this ordinance,
Section 6, Effective Dote. Thi-s Ordinance shall be eHective
upon tne satisfaction of the lerms and conditions of tn,s
Ordinance, except Section 4(1l), and Ihe Clerk is hereby
directed to file, record and publish ttlis Ordinance upon
tnot sotis'odion,
PASSED by Ihe City Council of the Cily of Part Angeles 01 0
reglJ'or meeting of said Council held on the 21st day of De-
cember, 1982.
Cefo,hy Duncan
MAYOR
AlTEST: Modon C. Parrish, City Clerk
APPROVED AS TO FORM:
Craig L. Miller, City Attorney
Pub,: Jon, 12, 1983
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3. PICO Street Vacation Ordinance
The Council passed Ordinance No. 2205 at the April 6, 1982 Council meeting.
The ordinance is not, to date, in effect as all the conditions have not been
met. Mayor Duncan referred to Attorney Miller's memorandum regarding Ordinance
No. 2205 which includes the legal description to define the easement for the
public trail and then read Ordinance No. 2205 by title, entitled
ORDINANCE NO. 2205
AN ORDINANCE of the City of Port Angeles vacating the
west 150 feet of Fourth Street east of Peabody
Street.
Councilman Hordyk moved the Council adopt the foregoing ordinance as read by
title. Councilman Quast seconded and the motion carried.
4. Proposed Annexation Resolution.
Mayor Duncan read Planner Carr's memorandum regarding the Planning Commission's
recommendations for adoption of an annexation resolution incorporating
elements of a Master Plan and the two annexation resolutions passed by the
Council in the 1970's. She then read the following resolution. by title, entitled
A RESOLUTION of the City of Port Angeles establishing
policies for the annexation of property adjacent to
the City into the City, and repealing Resolution No.
18-78.
Councilman Hordyk moved the Council adopt the foregoing resolution as read by
title and Councilman Polhamus seconded. Council discussed the proposed annex-
ation resolution at length with staff. Councilman Gerberding recommended the
motion to adopt the proposed resolution be amended to require a detailed master
plan addressing specifics of the annexation development; require consideration
of modification to the annexation agreement to occur after a public hearing; ~"~
to further define "access" to a development to include roadways and walkways.
Councilman Quast then recommended the proposed annexation resolution be amended
to include specific standards and definitions for streets, improved streets,
arterial streets, collector streets, general specifications for utility corridors,
and general specifications for street corridors. Councilman Hordyk also recom-
mended the resolution address mitigating annexation of an area currently paying
PUD utility rates. Councilman Quast then moved Council table further consider-
ation of the motion to allow staff opportunity to amend the resolution as recom-
mended; Councilman Gerberding seconded and the motion to table carried.
Councilman Quast then moved the Council direct staff to specifically define
the following terms as respects the City street system; unimproved, improved,
improved A, improved B, improved C and improved D and to designate those cir-
cumstances A, B, C and D shall apply; and to refer these to the UAC and Planning
Commission for their consideration and advisement before bringing them to the
Co~ncil. Councilman Gerberding seconded and the motion carried.
5. Planning Commission Minutes - December 8, 1982.
Mayor Duncan reviewed the Planning Commission minutes of December 8, 1982 with
the following action being taken by the Council:
Conditional Use Permit-Master's Baptist Church
The Council considered Master's Baptist Church application for a conditional
use permit. Councilman Hordyk moved the Council concur with the recommendation
of the Planning Commission to approve Master's Baptist Church application for
a Conditional Use Permit, soecifically for Parcels 2 and 3 of Short Plat No.
79-6-8 as recorded in Volume 7 of Short Plats, page 54, Records of Clallam
County, to use an existing single family structure as a church meeting place
and the adjacent lot for parking located at 520 Golf Course Road, Port Angeles,
subject to conditions 1 - 5 as recommended by the Planning Commission and
condition 6 as recommended by the Council; as follows:
1. Because of the change in land use and resulting traffic generation, a
pro-rata contribution be made to the Golf Course Road Improvement Fund.
ORDINANCE NO, 2239
AN ORDINANCE oOhe City
of Port Allgeles relating to
the use of public sf'reets in the
l City of POri Angel.s and
r establishing a speed limit
thereon.
BE iT ORDAINED BY THE CI.
TY COUNCil OF THE CITY OF
PORT ANGelES os lollaws:
Section 1 , It shall be
unlowful 10 operate a motor
vehicle or any other vehicle
at 0 s.peed ir'l excess of the
following speeds in the
fo~lowing locations:
A. 30 miles per hour on
Lauridsen Boulevard from the
eos' margin of Uncol" Street
west to the western City
limits of the City 01 Port
Angeles;
8. 30 miles per hour on lin-
coin Street 'rom the north
margin of Lauridsen
Boulevard to the south
margin of First Street:
C, 2Q miles per hour on Lin.
coin Street fram the north
margin of Front Street to the
south margin of First Street;
o. 35 miles per hour on
First Street from the east
margin 01 Lincoln Street to
the west margin of Goll
Course Rood;
E. 35 miles per hour on
Front Street from the west
margin of Golf Course Road
west 10 the east margln of
Linearn Street; and
F, 2Q miles per hour when
passing any marked school or
playground crosswalk when
such mork&d c.rosswolk is fu1.
Iy posted with standard
I school speed limit signs or
standard playground speed
limit signs. in any location
listed in any al the sub.
paragraph. 01 this .ection,
above. during the times
po'Sted on SQid 5chool and
playground speed Umit signs.
Section 2. The above speed
limits shotl be posted and en-
forced notwithstanding ony
higher or lower speed limits
to the contrary in Ordinances
1 S41, 1374, or 1310, or any Ci-
ty code.
Section 3. This Ordinance
shall-be lorwarded to the
Deportment of Transportation
for approva' by the Secretory
of Trons.portotio" pursuant to
t RCW .6,61,.15(5), along with
such documentatio" as may
exist or reasonably may be
produced which will help in.
sure its opprovor. Provided
that, if the Secretory of
Transportatlon denies QP.,
provol for ony speed limit for .
any location- covered by this
Ordinance, ,ne maximum
l speed. in .thot location wi II be
the lowest maximum speed
accept.abretOtne Secretary of
'\ Transportation but not below
the sp..d limit of this
Ordinonce.
Section 4. This. OrdInance
shall take eHect live days
cher ?ublicotion or after ap.
proval by the Secretary of
Transporta'ion, whichever is
loter.
Section 5. If any provision-
of this Ordinance or its op.
plicotiorl to any person or cir.
c1Jmstance, is held invalid,
the remainder of the Or-
dinance. or the application of
I tne provis.ion to other penons
,or circu-mstances is not of.
I fected, and to this end the
I provis-ions of this Ordinance
are declared to be severable.
PASSED by the City Council
of the City of Port Angeles at
a regular meeting or said
C01Jn<:iI held on 1he 2lst day
of December, 1982.
Dorothy Dvncon
MAYOR
ATTEST:
Mariorl C. Parri~n
City Clerk
Approved 0$ to form:
, C.-oig l. Miller, City Attorney
Pub,: Dec. 2'/, 1982
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2. That the church connect to the City sewer system.
3. A final off-street parking plan, in accordance with Ordinance 1588, be
prepared and submitted to the Public Works Department.
4. Fire exits be designated, fire extinguishers be installed and other
requirements of the UFC and Fire Marshal be followed.
5. A ten foot wide landscape buffer and a corner hedge of shrubs with a
mature height of six feet adjacent to the west and south boundaries of
the property.
6. 'No parking'sign to be put up along declivity abutting Nancy Lane Street
on the north and Golf Course Road on the west.
He cited the following findings of fact:
A. This residential area does not have a church or other institutional
use.
B. The church is generally compatible with the residential character of
the area.
C. With the application of Conditions 1 and 2, street and utility impacts
can be minimized.
D. The Conditional Use Permit is in the general welfare and best interest
of the City.
Councilman Quast seconded and the Council expressed concern that the applicant
be advised of the requirements for off-street parking and lack of on-street
parking in the vicinity. After further discussion, the motion carried.
Conditional Use Permit - Olmstead
.
Councilman Gerberding moved the Council concur with the recommendation of the
Planning Commission to approve the Olmstead application for a conditional use
permit to establish a retail feed store in the CSD-Cl District at 1611 South
"c" Street for a period of one year for the operation as described by the appli-
cant during the Planning Commission public hearing, subject to compliance with
the Fire Code. Councilman Quast seconded and the motion carried.
Final Plat Hearing - Cronauer
Councilman GerberdiJg moved the Council concur with the recommendation of the
Planning Commission to approve the Cronauer final plat consisting of 4 lots on
3.2 acres located north of Milwaukee Drive, between "N" and "0" Streets, because
it complies with the preliminary plat and the requirements of the subdivision
ordinance. Councilman Hordyk seconded. Councilman Polhamus expressed concerns
for a lack of provisions for improving Milwaukee Drive between "N" and "0".
Planner Carr noted that at the time this plat was filed, improvements were not
required of short plats. Since that time, regulations for improvements have
been provided for. They could not be applied to this plat however as the
applicant has met the conditions of the preliminary plat. After further discus-
sion, the motion carried with Councilman Polhamus voting "No".
Councilman Gerberding then moved the Council accept and place on file as re-
ceived the Planning Commission minutes of Decmeber 8, 1982. Councilman Hordyk
seconded and the motion carried.
6. Ordinance Re-establishing Speed Limits for State Highways and Streets in
Port Angeles.
Mayor Duncan referred to Attorney Miller's memorandum regarding the speed limit
ordinance amendment and read Ordinance No. 2239 by title, entitled
ORDINANCE NO. 2239
AN ORDINANCE of the City of Port Angeles relating to
the use of public streets in the City of Port Angeles
and establishing a speed limit thereon.
Councilman Hordyk moved the Council adopt the foregoing ordinance as read by
title. Councilman Polhamus seconded and the motion carried.
ORDINANCE NO, 2240
AN ORDINANCE. app,aving and adapti"g the budget ja, the City aj Port Angeles for the liscol
year 1983. .
THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF PORT ANGELES DO OROAIN a, follows:
! Section 1, That the budget lor the City of Pori Angeles lor the year 1983, a, prepared by the City
j Manager lor said City, and linally amended. li.ed and determined as 10 every item by the City
Council alter Public Hearing having been held an Tuesday, December 7, 1982, and nalice of ,aid
hearing having been given and published in the manner provided by law it is hereby adopted, ap-
proved and confirmed.
Seclion 2, That Ihe fallowing is a summary 01 the totals 01 estimated revenue' and oppropria.
tions lor each separate lund and the aggregate total lor all ,uch lunds combined,
Estimated Expenditure
Revenues Appropriations
Department or Fund
A. General Fund
City Council
City Manager
City A"orney
Planning
GenerClI Admjnistratton
Fire
Police
Parks
Admini$trotive Services
Public Works
'11.478
87,993
98,866
99,322
776,773
642,576
1,416,895
897,513
707,968
377,291
'5,254,398 '5, 116,675
'66,000 '10,000
760,613 758,585
83,425 83 .425
230,141 221.129
'1,140,179 '1.073,139
'92,750 '92,750
128,184 128,184
167,813. 167,813
'388,747 '388,747
'20,516,675 '20,516,675
726.451 708,556
1,588.277 1,588,277
'22.831.403 '22,813,508
'910,484 '733,871
'910,484 '733,871
'685,320 '606,815
'118,714 72 ,000
'804,034 '678,815
'31,329,245 '30,804,755
'3,067,718
2,059,471
24,088,312
842,000
747,244
'30,804,755
TOTAL, GENERAL FUND
8. S~~~~le~~~~n~::t~~ds
Street
Arterial City Street
Fedora I R.aven u-e Sharing
TOTAL, SPECIAL FUNDS REVENUE
C. Debt Service Funds
1977 Water Revenue 80nds
Revenue Bonds. 1960 Water Revenue
1978 G,O, Band Pier
TOTAL, DEBT SERVICE FUNDS
D. Enterprise Funds
light
Solid Waste
Wafer/Sewer
TOTAL, ENTERPRISE FUNDS
E. Intro.Governmental Funds
Eauipment Rental
TOTAL, INTRA-GOVERNMENTAL FUNDS
F, Trust and Aaen(\{ Funds
Self In:S-u(Qnce Fund
Firemen's Pension
TOTAL, TRUST AND AGENCY FUNDS
TOTAL FUNDS
Total Expenditures for Besic Account!>>:
510 Gene-tol Governmen1al Services
520 Securi1y of Persons & Property
530 Pl1ysical Environmen1
5.40 Transportation
590 IntrogovEtrnmel'ltcl Services
Total
Section 3. The budget r'efeaed to in Section 1 above is on file in the oUice of the City Clerk at tile
Cit)' Hall. 140 West Front Street in Port Angeles, Washington, and 1S adopted by reference,
Section 4. The City Clerk is hereby directed to transmit 0 complete copy of the final budget -as
adopted by this Ordinance ta the Division of Municipal Corpof"otions in the office of .he S.o.e
Audttor and to the- Association of Washington Cities.
Section 5, This Ordinance shall be in lull farce and effect alter its passage, approval and publica.
tion os provided by low,
PASSED by the City CQuncil 01 the City 01 Port Angeles at 0 regular meeting of said Council held
on the 21st day 01 December, 1982.
Dorothy Duncan, MA VOR
ATTEST:
Marion C. Parrish, City Clerk
APPROVED AS TO FORM:
Craig l. MiUer, City Attorney
Pub.: Doc&mber 29, 1982
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7. 1983 City of Port Angeles Budget.
Mayor Duncan referred the Council to Manager Flodstrom's memorandum regarding
alternatives and recommendations for consideration and adoption of the 1983
City of Port Angeles Budget. Councilman Quast moved the Council adopt the
following policy statement regarding the preliminary 1983 City of Port Angeles
Budget which, in short, recommended the following:
l. Approve addition of staff positions as requested in the preliminary
budget.
2. Approve 5% cost of living raise for union personnel as required by
union contract.
3. Approve the following cost of living raises for non-union personnel:
5% for employees earning less than $2,000 per month.
$lOO per month flat raise for employees earning more than $2,000 a month
exclusive of department heads. (Provision excluding department heads
deleted during discussion of motion and subsequent amendment.)
4. Approve human services budget with the request for funds for NOCS for
youth alcoholism treatment to be included in'the line item for alcohol re-
ferral; provided, however that approval of the human services budget
is dependent upon the continued receipt of revenue from the local option
sales tax. If the tax is repealed, the funds will be withdrawn.
5. Defer request for funding to Clallam County Humane Society for further
consideration in January of alternatives for housing animals picked
up by the City Animal Control Officer.
6. Approve the Solid Waste Budget; deferring approval of the rate increase
pending comparison of the utility's operating costs for garbage collec-
tion with bids from private contractors to provide this service.
Councilman Polhamus seconded and Council discussed the motion at length with
Manager Flodstrom. Councilman Haguewood recommended a $100 flat raise for all
non-union personnel and after further discussion, Councilmen Quast and Polhamus
concurred to amend the motion to include the department heads in the $100 flat
raise for non-union personnel earning over $2,000 a month, but to retain the
5% raise for employees earning less than $2,000 a month. The Council also
discussed allocating a portion of the reserve funds accruing from the local
option sales tax to employ unemployed individuals in City projects. It was
determined this matter could be considered in conjunction with the proposal
for a Community Relief Fund and would require further Council consideration in
. January. On call for the question, the amended motion carried with Councilmen
Haguewood and Hordyk voting "No".
Mayor Duncan then read Ordinance No. 2240 by title, entitled
ORDINANCE NO. 2240
AN ORDINANCE approving and adopting the budget for the City
of Port Angeles for the fiscal year 1983.
Councilman Gerberding moved the Council adopt the foregoing ordinance as read
by title; Councilman Quast seconded and the motion carried with Councilman
Hordyk voting "No".
8. Renewal of City's Janitorial Contract
Mayor Duncan referred to Finance Director Orton's memorandum regarding renewal
of the City's janitorial contract for 1983 and read Resolution No. 42-82 by
title, entitled
RESOLUTION NO. 42-82
A RESOLUTION of the City of Port Angeles authorizing the
City Manager to execute a services contract for janit'orial
servcies during calendar year 1983.
Councilman Hurdyk moved the Council adopt the foregoing resolution as read by
title; Councilman Polhamus seconded and the motion carried.
9. Amendment to Sales Tax Ordinance.
Mayor Duncan reao Attorney Miller's memorandum regarding an amendment to the
initiative procedure on the City's recently enacted Local Option Sales Tax
and then read Oidinance No. 2241 by title, entitled
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ORDINANCE NO. 2W
AN ORDINANCE of t~e City of
Port Angeles esloblis~ing the I
time for commencement of
~ sp~ciol initiative procedures 1
against the sotes. or use tox I
o .t~ori led by RCW i
82,14,030(2) ond omending I
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Port Angeles Municipal Code. I
8E IT ORDAINED by t~e City I
CouncH of t~e City of Port I
Angeles os follows:
Section 1, ~ection 6 o~ Or-
dinonce No. 2225 ond Section
3,14.060 of t~e Port Angeles
Municipal Code ote each
emended to reed as follows:
rl1is ordinance shall be sub.
ject 10 Q special initiative. The
number of registered yo'ers
I needed to sign 0 petition for
Spedollnitiotive .~all be 1 S%
of the total number of nomes
of persons listed os
registered volers within the
City' on t~e doy of t~e last
preceeding municipal generol
election. If a Spec:iallnmativ&
Petition is filed with the City
COLJncU, tl1e operation of this.
ordinonce shall not be
suspended pending 0 final
decision on the d.sposition on
t~e Special Initlotive, The pro-
. cedures for initiative contain-
ed in RCW 35A,l1.IOO s~all
apply to ony such Special In-
itiative Petition.
Section 2. rt'lis ordinance
s~oll toke effect os provided
by low,
PASSED by t~e City Council I
of the City af Port Angeles at .
o regular meeti~g of said i
Council ~eld on t~e 21 st doy
of December, 1962.
Dorothy Duncan
MAYOR
ATTEST:
Marian C. Po(rish
City Clerk
APPROVED
AS TO FORM:
Croig l, Miller
City Attorney
Pub.: Dee, 29. 1982
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ORDINANCE NO. 2241
AN ORDINANCE of the City of Port Angeles establishing the time
for commencement of special initiative procedures against
the sales or use tax a:uthorized."by RCW 82.14.030(2) and
amending Section 6 of Ordinance No. 2225 and Section 3.14.060
of the Port Angeles Municipal Code.
Councilman Quast moved the Council adopt the foregoing ordinance as read by
title; Councilman Gerberding seconded and the motion carried.
10. BPA Wholesale Power Contract Amendment
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recommendation regarding an amend-
delaying the hearing process on
rate increase. She then read
Mayor Duncan summarized Power Manager Booth's
ment to our wholesale power contract with BPA
BPA's rate methodology until after their 1983
Resolution No. 43-82 by title, entitled
RESOLUTION NO. 43-82
A RESOLUTION of the City of Port Angeles authorizing the Mayor
and City Clerk to execute a letter agreement dated November 2,
1982 to contract No. DE-MS79-8lBP90450 between the City of
Port Angeles and the Bonneville Power Administration.
Councilman Quast moved the Council adopt the foregoing resolution as read by
title. Councilman Gerberding seconded and the motion carried.
11. Community Relief Fund
Council and Manager Flodstrom continued their discussion of the formation of
a Community Relief Fund as proposed at the December 7, 1982 meeting and discussed
at tonight's meeting under consideration of the 1983 Budget. Problems associ-
ated with use of the utility billing system as a means of soliciting funds were
addressed as well as consideration given to effectively distributing the funds.
It was determined that more information regarding alternative proposals needed
to be collected and considered at a later date in January.
12. WPPSS Update
Light Director Cosens updated the Council on recent developments with regard ~
to the WPPSS 1983 Budget and the Chemical Bank Lawsuit. The Council concurred
to continue to abstain on approval or disapproval of the WPPSS 1983 Budget.
13. Amending City's Agreement with Downtown Parking Association
Manager Flodstrom reported the merger of the three downtown entities; The Down-
town Parking Association, Downtown Improvement Group and Downtown Merchants'
Association.would require an amendment to the City's current agreement with the
Downtown Parking Association for management of the downtown parking lots, .
Council instructed Manager Flodstrom to negotiate an amended agreement with the
new entity similiar to the current agreement and bring it back to the Council
for their approval.
14. Request from Juan de Fuca Camp Fire Inc. to Remove Trees - Webster Park
Mayor Duncan read a letter from Doris Doyle,Executive Director of the Juan de
Fuca Camp Fire Inc. requesting Council consideration of their request to remove
some of the trees in Jesse Webster Park as the trees drop needles which create
maintenance problems for the clubhouse. Councilman Hordyk moved the Council
refer this item to Parks Director Frizzell to obtain a qualified forester's
assessment of any hazardous conditions of the trees in the park. Councilman
Quast seconded and the motion carried.
IX
LATE ITEMS
Manager Flodstrom noted the police auction held on bicycles today netted
$l,360 in revenue.
X ITEMS FROM THE AUDIENCE/CITY COUNCIL NOT ON THE AGENDA
Councilman Gerberding requested information On the requirements for bicycle
reflectors and questioned what is allowed as a multi-family unit in a Planned
Residential Development.
Councilman Quast requested information on the services proviced by Diversified
Industries included in the human services budget. He also requested an update
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on the status of the tourist brochure for Port Angeles being prepared by
the Chamber of Commerce.
Councilman Polhamus requested information on the recent 8th and C intersection
channelization.
Del Price, Chronicle, requested information on the Council's action on
approval of the 1983 Budget.
IX ADJOURNMENT
Mayor Duncan adjourned the meeting at 10:30 P.M.
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