02/11/1985 - Regular - MinutesOn motion by Councilman Grable, seconded by Councilman Grosso,
Council approved the minutes of the January 28, 1985 meeting
as circulated:
Council addressed letter from Orval and Mary Lou. -Bray regarding
1976 easement agreement.
Council addressed letter from James S. Hall requesting informa-
tion on building and fire code requirements to build on his
property located at the Southeast corner of Sroufe & Harrison
Streets.
City Engineer reported on bid opening of January 31, 1985;
9:30 A.M., at which time City Clerk opened and read aloud the
following two bids received in response to Call for Bids for
Compaction Unit. Bids read as follows:
Unit Cost
1. Case Power & Equipment HED SS-6000 $4,840
2. Aukland Tool Stanley HS-6000 $6,750
City Engineer recommended Council accept low bid.
Councilwoman Miller moved to accept and award bid for purchase .
of Compaction Unit to Case Power and Equipment ($4,840)
seconded by Councilman Geiger and carried.
Councilman Grosso moved to adopt Ordinance No. 1302 providing
for administrative variances to the City of Port Orchard
Comprehensive Zoning Ordinance; seconded by Councilwoman Miller
and carried.
Esther Sicks, of the Port Orchard Chamber of Commerce requested
City representation at a welcoming ceremony, February 12, 1985,
for the men of the USS Pargo, a naval submarine being adopted
by the Port Orchard Chamber of Commerce.. Esther Sicks also
invited City officials to a reception honoring officers and
crew members of the submarine, February 22, 1985.
Councilman Grosso moved to adopt Resolution No. 1380 requesting
the U.S. Post Office Department relocate its southern security
fence and to provide a public footpath between Mitchell and
Bethel Avenues; seconded by Councilwoman Miller and carried.
Mayor Weatherill announced that FAUS funds in theamountof
$149,000.00 have been allocated to the City of Port Orchard
for installation of a signal at the intersection of Sidney &
Tremont and for redesigning the Westbay intersection.
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City Engineer reported on bid opening of January 28_, 1985;
4:30 P.M., at which time City Clerk opened and read aloud the
following six bids received in response to Call for Bids for
Bay Street Light Retrofit. Bids read as follows:'
Net Bid Price
1.
Commercial Electric
$3,585.00
+bid
bond
2.
Pacific Electric
3,923.00
+bid
bond
3.
Signal Electric
4,200.00
no bid bond
4.
Deno Electric
4,638.22
+bid
bond
5.
Lucky's Electric
4,675.00
+bid
bond
6.
Breaker Construction
4,892.00
+bid
bond
The low bid of $3,585.00 plus tax, submitted by Commercial
Electric of Bremerton, is recommended by the City Engineer as
the bidder -to be awarded. Puget Power has indicated that they
will reimburse the City for approximately 700 of the cost of
the low bid plus tax, as part of their energy conservation
program, bringing the cost down to $1,100 payable from the City.
Councilwoman Miller moved to accept low bid and to authorize
Mayor to sign the contracts with both Commercial Electric and
Puget Power, for Bay Street Retrofit.
Councilwoman Miller moved to authorize installation of phone
lines as needed for the new Municipal Court at 736 Prospect;
seconded by Councilman Geiger and carried.
Councilman Geiger moved to remove Resolution No. 1378 from the
table; seconded by Councilman Grossoand carried.
Councilman Geiger moved to adopt Resolution No. 1378 establish_
ing certain benefits for Port Orchard management employees;
seconded by Councilman Grosso and carried.'
Councilman Geiger moved to amend article 15 of the Teamsters
Section 5 - ate Laws Applicable. Nottr::g contained ,in this
chapter shall be construed as an attempt to modify, in any way the
;laws of the State of Washington relating to firemen's relief and
pensions and police relief and pension and/or the.existing rules
and regulations of the Civil Service Commission pertaining to
vacation and sick leave of .the police department and the fire
department.
ARTICLE 15 - HEALTH AND WELFARE
The City will provide health insurance coverage through
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