09/27/1982 - Regular - MinutesPort Orchard, Washington
September 27, 1982
Council of the City of Port Orchard, Washington called to regular
session by Mayor Paul D. Powers,; Jr. Councilmen present: Childress,
Wilson, Caldwell, Geiger, Miller, Grosso and Clark. Also present:.
Chief Trotter, Engineer Curles and Fire Chief Snow.
Mayor Powers led the Council and audience in 'the Pledge of Allegiance.
On motion by Councilman Caldwell, seconded and carried, Council approved
the minutes of the September , 13, 198.2 <meeti ng as'`ci rcul,ated
Mr. Roy Rio, 2443 S. E. Lori Linda,`Port Orchard, Washington, addressed
the Council relative to the pro ;posed;roller rfnk�:in the'01d Thompson
Building at the corner of Frederick and Bay"Streets,'spoke on'the
design of the building as to size, video, safety of participants,
noise factor and parking. He "also stated he had °°suet'with the'Police
Chief, City Engineer and Street/Alley Commi.ttee'and'felt that they
were favorable toward the venture: On''motion by Councilman Wilson,
seconded and carried, Council approved 'that'`a`variance.be,;aranted
relative to the required number of parking spaces.
Mayor Powers at this time opened 'hearing ::on. :the petition presented
by citizens in the following described area Property,.lying contiguous
to the east side of Bethel Road and southerly from the ``Port Orchard
City limits to the north side of Lincoln Avenue. More than seventy:
five per cent (75%) of the property value was represented by twelve .(12).
petitioners. Victor Barsay, J. D..Realty,' spoke at length on the
merits of the annexation which was presented. On motion by Councilman
Grosso, seconded and carried, Council accepted the 'petition which
in part stated that the City Council does require the assumption of
all or portion of any City indebtedness and requires the adoption of
a comprehensive plan for the area. The City`Clerk instructed them to
forward the request to the County Boundary.Review Board for their
consideration. The Council suggested thatMr. Barsay contact others
in the adjacent area as to annexing to".the-City.'`Mayor Powers
closed the hearing.
Mayor Powers opened hearing on the proposed LI.D for the improvement
of the west side of West Avenue with''sidewal.ks and"gutters from
Tremont to South Street.Engineer Curles informed`the`Council and
audience that due to notice to public Aid`'not conform with the R.C.14.9
he would like to set another hearing for October..25, 1982, at 8 : 0 0
P.M. On motion by Councilman Grosso, seconded.and carried,.Co.uncil.
approved October 25, 1982,at..3:00 P.M
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Mayor declared recess at 8;30 P.M.'to reconvene. at>8;40'P. .
Mayor Powers opened the hearing on Block Grant for ti.L.I.D Asssessment
Assistance Program. As there were no citizens present to speak for .
or against the Grant, Engineer Curles spoke to both the Council and:
the audience on the procedures relative to acquiring the Funds (seven
hundred fifty thousand dollars - $750,000.00) which funds would be
tendered to those who qualify to pay for the assessments relative
to Secondary Treatment Plant which is`being considered. On motion
by Councilman Clark, seconded and carried, Councilapproved the.
submission of the application for the Block:.Grant.,
Councilman Miller informed Council that the :firm of Kasprisin-
Pettinari was chosen to design the waterfront revitalization. Engineer
will negotiate a contract within the next -thirty (30) days.
Councilman Clark informed Council that the Water/Sewer/Health/Animal
Control Co;�mittee will present a recommendation relative to animal
control at the next regular meeting. Mayor Powers stated that some
investigation has been done relative to the procedures for animal
control in Shelton and that maybe the.City should explore going
on our own and dropping ,from the. 'Humane Society.
On motion by Councilman Grosso, :seconded
the use of a portion of garbage property
the existing pistol range) lying in the
and carried, Council'approved
(area hying northeast from
ravine for live ammunition
practice and training. County forces will''supply the 'material
and labor for use of the course.
On motion by Councilman Wilson,seconded a"nd'..c.arried,'Counc l approved
that Chief Trotter hire two of the Police 'Reserves'to serve on'`the
regular police force from October 4, 1982 through December`.221,.1982,
to replace Policemen Payne and Payers while they are '`at the State
Academy Training School. The cost of the two replacements will be
reimbursed to the City by the.State ';Training =System.
On motion by Councilman Caldwell, "seconded and carried, Council`.
approved Ordinance No. 1212 designating:City of Port`Orchard Fire
Department as the Hazardous Materials Incident'Command Aqency.
On Motion by Councilman Caldwell,' seconded and",carried, Council approved
Ordinance No. 1213 fixing.the amount of the Ad'Valorem'taxes for the
City for 1983.
On motion by Councilman Caldwell, seconded 'and carried,' Council approved.
Ordinance No. 1214 amending.Ordinance.:No.:.1163 (yard 'setbacks)
Council set date of hearing on proposed uses:of Federal Shared Revenues
for 1983, October 11 1982 at 8:00:p..
Letter was read from. Mr. & Mrs. Maynard Marty appealing Planning
Commission Resolution No. 017-.82 relative to.the`variance'oranted'.
to the Leightons at 555 Tracy. They s"tated they `had -not `'been notified
and that they were adversely affected Date of hearing'on appeal will
be at 8:00 P.M., October 25 1982
Mayor Powers informed Council''of meetinq with the Commissioners and
their financial consultant relative'to By -Pass Funds County will
contribute two-thirds ( 2/3 ) and "the City on.e-third '(1/3)•for, a total
of three million dollars ($3,000,000.00). The funds:will`'"be`raised.
by selling G.O. Bonds. Kitsap County will."s..ell the bonds and the
City will enter into a contract for the life`'of;'the`bonds (twenty
20) years and pay annually to the County the""amount'ofapproximately
one hundred fifteen thousand.do.11ars'($1.15,000.00)'`i=or bond redemption.
Matter continued to the next,Counc.il meeting Some, questions' were
raised by Councilman Geiger as'to "ratio of two' thirds '`(2/3)' -`' one
third (1/3) as to how it was determined and,if it is. fair., Mayor
.appointed Councilman Geiger and Engineer" Curles to"meet with Nor.
Mahan to clear this item.
On motion by Councilman Caldwell, seconded and carried, Council approved
the Mayor's appointment of Ruth,.Strube, 1411"Garrison Street, and
Alan Barger, 217 Tracy Street, to the Port�Orchard Planninq Commission.
On motion by Councilman Caldwell, seconded `and carried; Council approved
the Mayor's appointment of Arthur Mikelsen,'`2358 Garden Grove, to the
Port Orchard Civil. Service Commissi,on'with%four (4) yeas and three (3)
nays.
Councilman Geiger brought to the attention `o:f'the'Council` that the
per capita cost being assessed to the Cities'in the `incorporated
area and the County in the unincorporated-area`'ar.e all. different;
and that perhaps the formula now being used should'be'reviewed.
Also that there are funds collected 'by the County for tuberculosis
use in the amount of sixty five thousand dollars (65,000.00), that
could be transferred to the Health"Department. Councilman Geiger
moved that the Council direct the Mayor to investigate the above
and see if the costs could be balanced"out. Seconded and carried.
Councilman Geiger moved that the City look into thepossibility of
City participation in the installation of sidewalks `gutters acid
streets. Matter referred to Finance Committee for consideration.
On motion by Councilman Miller,` seconded and carried,.Council
authorized payment of the bills (Voucher No s 85.4 and 868 - 908)`in
the amount of $10,924.55 and the September payroll (Warrant Nos.
100904 - 101009) in the amount'of $76,489.70.'
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