08/09/1993 - Regular - MinutesPort Orchard, Washington
August 9, 1993
Council of the City of Port Orchard, Washington, called to regular session at 7:30 PM by
Mayor Leslie J. Weatherill. Councilmembers present: Childress, Morrison, Geiger, Powers,
and Grable. Staff present: Police Chief Mathews, Deputy Clerk Hager, City Planner Brown,
Fire Chief Snow, City Attorney McCloskey, and City Clerk Hower. Councilman Smith absent
due to illness, Councilman Clauson excused (page 1, para 3).
City Planner Brown led the audience and Council in the Pledge of Allegiance.
On motion by Councilwoman Powers, seconded by Councilman Grable, Council excused
Councilman Clauson from this Council meeting.
Councilman Grable moved to approve consent agenda items as follows, seconded by
Councilwoman Powers and carried with 4 ayes. Councilman Childress stepped down from
Council table and abstained from participation due to a conflict of interest on item #3-e
3.a. July 26, 1993 Council meeting minutes.
3.b. Payment vouchers as follows: Claims Warrant No. 19158-19224 in the
amount of $57,008.63 and July 1993 Payroll Warrant No. 117949-118192 in
the amount of $231,757.97.
3.0. Resolution No. 1642 setting forth facts, findings and conclusions relevant to
the appeal to the mitigated determination of non -significance issued on
Olympic Terrace Apartments Project, William Palmer and Guy Spencer,
representing Primark Corporation, Applicant.
3.d. Resolution No. 1643 relating to parking, stopping or standing in certain
areas of the City. Addition: Parking prohibited at all times on Bethel
Avenue on the west side, from DeKalb Street to South Street (Kendall
Street) .
3.e. Resolution No. 1644 approving the Final Plat for Lilac Hills Subdivision.
3.f. Ordinance No. 1588 amending Ordinance No. 1496 and ordinance No.
1035 to include an assisted living apartment building within Ridgemont
Terrace - 2051 Pottery Avenue.
Pat Vurmaz, representing Designer image and Bruce Irwin, Northwest Grant Service,
presented a video highlighting a Stream Profile Chamber/Visitor Center located in Nevada and
proposed a similar educational interpretive center be constructed on Blackjack Creek.
After some discussion, Mayor Weatherill placed into Public Property Committee, review of the
proposed Blackjack Creek Interpretive Project.
Steve Dixon, attorney representing Kevin Tweten, et al, approached Council concerning the
pending vacation of a portion of Grant Street which was approved in February, 1993
conditioned upon compliance of four conditions. Mr. Dixon reported his clients have executed
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an easement agreement and presented it to the neighboring property owner. As of this time,
the neighbor has not signed or recorded the easement agreement as required. Mr. Dixon
requested that considering his clients have proceeded, in good faith, to satisfy conditions for
approval, the City Council authorize the City Clerk to prepare ordinance which would complete
the Vacation process.
Alice Baer, property owner adjacent to pending Tweten Vacation, informed Council she has
not signed proposed easement document because she does not feel vacation proponents
have satisfactorily responded to her questions nor have they complied with other conditions
for approval.
After much discussion, Mayor Weatherill referred the pending Tweten Vacation to the
Street/Alley Committee to allow thorough review of proposed easement document and
compliance with required conditions of approval.
Berva Luce, South Kitsap Parks and Recreation District, presented the Phase II expansion
documents for South Kitsap Community Park, as requested by the City. Ms Luce welcomed
any support from the City for maintenance and further development of the park, which is
located at the intersection of Jackson and Lund Avenue.
On motion by Councilwoman Powers, seconded by Councilman Geiger, Council authorized
the City Engineer to advertise a Call for Proposals for usage of 560 Bay Street. This building
will be available for approximately two years.
On motion by Councilman Morrison, seconded by Councilman Childress, Council declared as
surplus miscellaneous firearms as listed in Attachment "A" and authorized the Police Chief to
dispose of listed items in the best interest of the City.
On motion by Councilman Morrison, seconded by Councilman Grable, Council authorized
expenditure of approximately $80.00 to fund the input of Fire Department runcards in the
CENCOM CAD system.
Meeting adjourned at 8:55 PM.
CETY CLERK
MAYOR
ATTACHMENT "A"
August 8, 1993
TO:CHIEF MATHEWS
FROM:SGT. DUNCAN
INRE:DISPOSAL OF FIREARMS
DEAR CHIEF,
BELOW IS A LIST OF FIREARMS TO BE DECLARED SURPLUS. AS PER THE
STATE LAW AND ATTORNEY GENERALS OPINION, IF THEY ARE DECLARED
SURPLUS I WILL ARRANGE TO TRADE THEM FOR EQUIPMENT, AMMUNITION OR
FIREARMS THAT OUR AGENCY CAN USE.
ITEM
SERIAL
EVIDENCE TAG
S&W 1006 10MM PISTOL
TEV5085
INVENTORY
ASTRA A80 9MM PISTOL
N4766
INVENTORY
FREEDOM ARMS .22 PISTOL
A74343
INVENTORY
RUGER BLACKHAWK .45 PISTOL
46-79914
4024
LLAMA 9MM PISTOL
B16823
7364
MANURHIN PP 32 PISTOL
LPN30037
8841
HIGH STD .22 PISTOL
S36822
2442
IVER JOHNSON TP-22 PISTOL
AE14248
8815
RUGER .22 PISTOL
223860
6701
BERETTA 950 .25 PISTOL
B53905
3493
SAVAGE 99 .300 RIFLE
527437
7305
MASTERMAG 12 GA SHOTGUN
E359129
4776
RANGER 101 20 GA SHOTGUN
5100
7534
STEVENS 12 GA.
D186978
FOUND
CHARTER ARMS AR-7 .22 RIFLE
A123789
9072
MARLIN MOD 60 .22 RIFLE
12538517
8872
GLENFIELD MOD 60 .22 RIFLE
23328032
FOUND
REMINGTON 511 .22 RIFLE
NONE
FOUND
H&R TOPPER 12 GA. SHOTGUN
AT221905
3942
CHINESE SKS .308 RIFLE
902792
08537
RESPECTFULLY,
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SERGEANT