09/22/1980 - Regular - MinutesPort Orchard, Washington
Page 1 of 2 September 22, 1980
Council of the City of Port Orchard, Washington called to regular
session by mayor Paul D. Powers, Jr. Council members present:
Wilson, Geiger, Miller, Grosso and Clark. Also present: Attorney
Riehl, Fire Chief Weatherill and Police Chief Mares. Councilman
Caldwell and Engineer Kane excused.
Mayor Powers led the Council and audience in the Pledge of
Allegiance.
On motion by Councilman Clark, seconded and carried, Council
approved the minutes of the September 8, 1980 meeting as circulated.
Mayor Powers administered the Oath of Office to appointed Counc,i,l-
man John Dominguez and seated him at the Council
Fire Chief Weatherill presented Al Bieber, Dan Bowdoin and their
wives to Mayor and Council. Mr. Bieber and Mr. Bowdoin are re-
tiring after 21 and 27 years service to the Port Orchard Volunteer
Fire Dept. Mayor Powers expressed City`s sincere appreciation for
their many years dedicated and faithfull service and thanked
Mrs. Bieber and Mrs. Bowdoin for their cooperation and support of
their husbands service to the City of Port Orchard.
Connie and Raul Gonzalez, who own property on Old Clifton Road
adjacent to the Kitsap County Juvenile Home approached Council
to request they be allowed to obtain water service from the City
of Port Orchard. Mayor Powers referred matter to Water/Sewer
Committee.
Leda Heng informed Council that drain tiles installed under her
driveway by the City of Port Orchard are deteriorating and collaps-
ing. Mayor Powers assured Nos. Heng he would investigate this matter.
Jim Tracy of Dick Tracy & Assoc., representing Iliad, Inc.,
approached Council concerning appeal filed by his clients relative
to Council decision (Sept. 8, 1980) to approve Rezone Application
on property located at 1730 and 1750 SR 160 with the condition that
applicants must obtain domestic water from the City of Port Orchard
and may have fire flow provided by Annapolis Water District.
Mr. Tracy stated adequate water for domestic and fire flow is
presently available from Annapolis Water District and Iliad would
have double expenses if forced to obtain water from the City of
Port Orchard and Annapolis Water District. Mr. Tracy stated a
precedent has been established (Aug. 11, 1980) allowing City of
Port Orchard property owners to obtain domestic water from
Annapolis Water District if the City of Port Orchard does not
have water service available to their property.
After much discussion as to matter, Councilman Grosso moved to
allow Iliad, Inc. to obtain domestic and fire flow water from
Annapolis Water District contingent upon Iliad, Inc. entering
into an Agreement with the City of Port Orchard stating Iliad or
its assigns will hook up to Port Orchard water at such time
adequate fire flow and domestic water is accessible to their
property located at 1730 and 1750 SR 160. Iliad, Inc. will
also agree to pay all applicable fees at time of hooking up to
City of Port Orchard water. Seconded and carried, with 5 ayes
and 1 no. Councilman Miller voting no.
Clerk opened bid submitted by Haselwood-Buick Pontiac as per
specifications as set forth by the City Engineer for 2 pickup
trucks for Public Works in the amount of $14,414.88 (including
State Sales Tax), Bid Bond attached.
On motion by Councilman Geiger, seconded and carried, Council
rejected bid submitted by Haselwood-Buick Pontiac in the amount
of $14,414.88 for 2 each 1981 GMC pickup trucks.
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Fire Chief Weatherill reported to Council, Hazel Simmons has
presented the Port Orchard Fire Department with a $1,000.00
check as a donation to express her appreciation for the clean-up
work done by the Port Orchard Volunteer Firemen.
Mayor Powers declared recess with meeting to,reconvene at 9:00 P.M.
Councilman Clark moved to notify Port Orchard Marina charges which
were assessed due to high flow through their meter will remain on
the account and have to be paid. Seconded and carried with five
ayes and one no. Councilman Wilson voting No. The City's policy
is that water customers have to pay for all water which passes
through their meter unless it is found to be faulty.
On motion by Councilman Clark, seconded and carried, Council
moved to credit Port Orchard United Methodist Church water account
the amount of $12.33 which is late charges assessed against the
account. Port Orchard United Methodist Church has a good payment
record and has stated their payment was apparently lost in the mail.
On motion by Councilman Geiger, seconded and carried, Council
approved Ordinance No. 1142 fixing the amount of $216,565.14
to be raised by ad valorem taxes for Current Expense and Street
purposes for the year 1981.
On motion by Councilman Geiger, seconded and carried, Council set
date of October 13, 1980 as date of Public Wearing on Proposed
Uses of Federal Shared Revenue funds to be received by the City
of Port Orchard in the fiscal year 1981.
On motion by Councilman Clark, seconded and carried, Council set
date of October 13, 1980 as date of Hearing relative to applicat-
ion for Special Use Permit as submitted by Goodman and Guber to
permit the Church of Nazarene and the Church Parsonage to be
converted into a Day Care Center. The property is located at
the corner of Jones Drive and Sidney Avenue (601 Jones Drive).
Mayor Powers at this time appointed Mr. Stan Dunn to the Port
Orchard Civil Service Commission, Mr. Tom Clauson to the Port
Orchard Parks Commission and Mr. Sam Taylor to the Port Orchard
Planning Commission.
On motion by Councilman Grosso, seconded and carried, Council moved
to concur with Mayor Power's appointment of Stan Dunn to the Port
Orchard Civil Service Commission, Tom Clauson to the Parks Comm-
ission and Sam Taylor to the Planning Commission.
On motion by Councilman Miller, seconded and carried, Council moved
to post a three hour parking time limit (8AM-5PM, Monday -Friday)
on DeKalb from the intersection of DeKalb and Tracy Ave. East
to the end of the dead end portion of DeKalb.
Meeting adjourned at 9:25 P.M.
CLERK