09/22/1974 - Regular - MinutesPort Orchard, Washington
September 22, 1974
City Council of the City of Port Orchard, Washington called to regular
session by Mayor Paul D. Powers. Jr. Council members present: Fulton
Caldwell, Doyle, Libby, Roos and Geiger. Councilman Van Zee absent in
hospital. others present: Attorney Terry McCluskey, Engineer Knobbs
and Chief Dow. Chief Weatherill excused while at Fire Chief's Con-
ference.
On motion by Councilman Roos and seconded, Council approved the min-
utes of September 9, 1974 as corrected.
Mr. Jim Rosendale, teacher for education in Transcendental Meditation
requested the use of the Active Building for one or two meetings to
inform the public of the technique of Transcendental Meditatio Lit-&* 2X
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Those so desiring may sign up for the seven meeting coursex- aTat e
following tuition: high school students, $55.00; college students
$65.00 and adults $125.00. After a brief explanation of the tech-
nique, Council, on motion by Councilman Fulton, seconded and carried
approved the use of the Active Building at those times when youth
groups ar not interfered with. They will pay the regular charge
for clean up of the premises.
Mr. R. Rivas, owner of the property at 1017 Bay Street, Beacon Elect-
ric, presented the Council with plans of his future development of
the property and requested about two months additional time to start
demolition of the building. Council, on motion by Councilman Cald-
well, seconded and carried, allowed Mr. Rivas until December 1, 1974
to get the former tenant to remove the equipment from the building, &
then begin demolition of the building,• y
Mr. Robert Gehring, 751 Mitchell Street informed the Council of City
Planning Commission requesting him to furnish the Commission with
elevations of the area which Mr. Gehring plans to develop and the
Commission informing Mr. Gehring that the application for a Special
Use Permit is the wrong application for his development, further
stating that he have an application for a Planned Unit Development.
Mr. Gehring was informed that there is no section in the existing
zoning ordinance for a P.U.D. Engineer Knobbs asked Mr. Gehring to
contact him Tuesday and he will explain what is needed for elevations.
e.
On motion by Councilman Roos and seconded, Council approved Resolution
#1136, updating the six year comprehensive street plan for the period
1975-1980, Councilwoman Doyle voting no, by reason that there had not
been enough consideration for streets on the east side of the City.
Clerk read letter from the Port Orchard Library Board of Trustees
informing Council of their activities and recommendations. Letter
noted and filed.
Attorney McCluskey informed Council that the letter relative to Horluck
Transportation Company had been written to Attorney William Garland.
Clerk distributed copies of the ordinance relative to registration of
businesses within the City to Council members for their review and
recommendations.
The matter of the Lowry Zoning Plan was presented to the Council.
Councilwoman Doylevstated that now is the time to get planning assist-
ance and that there appears to be sufficient funds in the planning
budget to acquire the part time services of the County Planning Dep-
artment for the balance of this year. Mayor stated that the matter
of part time service will be considered during the budget discussions
for 1975. Councilman Geiger moved that the Lowry plan be broken down
into outline form of the major sections of the plan and studied by
the Council as to its workability. Seconded and carried. Assigned
to the Finance Committee.
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^hepe 8I'6 the only coI'rec pions c,oT`�tiended to the $ .
minu-tes of September 23, 1974. 1 have noted th^ ;i_
ones which I feel can be corrected. ONLY the one, on
pace 2, Para�;raCh 12 oces not see.; rf.ght to re. Please t
review these and report on our next rieeting Oct,obo�r 15, 197!,
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utes oi 9, 1974 as corrected.
Mr. _r RZ:�serldale, teacher for education in Transcendental Meditati-on��
_ d ie use o? the Actzv,a Bui ldinq for one or two me,��c ngs to
info,-s, the .public of the technique of Transcendental Moditati_on.
Those s:1 a-esiring may sicin ur, for the seven meeting course at the
followi',g tuition: High school students, $55.00; collec;e students`
$65.00 and a(i,Ilts $125.00. After a brief explanation of the tech-
?11OUe, `.' 'lt'li`1.1, On m0'tZG:� try COunCllrilclri Fulton, SeCC?;ICied and carried
appros. :i,, t IP use of the Act-i-re Building at those times when youth O 1�
groups ark not .interfered with. They wi11.. pay the r,Jular charge: F
for "'_earl 114p of the premises.,
Mr. R. Rivas, owner of the property at 1017 Bay Street--, Beacon Elect-
ric, presented the Council with plans of his future development of
the prcy.erty and requested about two months additional time to start
demolition of the building. Council, on motion by Councilman Cald-
well, seconded and carried, allowed Mr. Rivas until December 1, 1974
to get the former tenant to remove the/equipment from the building, &
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then begin demolition of the buildinc /wh�rtxs-
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Mr. Robert Gehring,,751 Mitchell Street rA.infor•med the Council of City
Planning Commission -requesting him to furnish the Commission with
elevations of the area which Mr. Gehring plans to develop and the
Commission informing Mr. Gehring that the application for a Special
Use Permit is the wrong application for his development, further
stating that he have an application for a Planned Unit Development.
Mr. Gehring was informed that there is no section in the existing
zoning ordinance for a P.U.D. Engineer Knobbs asked Mr. Gehring to
contact him Tuesday and he will explain what is needed for elevations.
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on motion by Councilman Roos and seconded, Council approved Resolution
#1136, updating the six year comprehensive street plan for L.he period
1975-1980, Councilwoman Doyle voting no, by reason that there had not
been enough consideration for streets on the east side of the City.
Clerk read letter from the Port Orchard Library Board of Trustees
informing Council of their activities and recommendations. Letter
noted and filed.
Attorney McCluskey informed Council that the letter relative to Horluck
Transportation Company had been written to Attorney William Garland.
Clerk distributed copies of the ordinance relative to registration of
businesses within the City to Council members for their review and
recommendations.
The matter of the LowryZoning Plan was resented to the Council.
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Councilwoman Doyle.11\ta•ted that now is the time to get planning assist-
ance and that there appear4 to be sufficient funds in the planning
budget to acquire the part time services of the County Planning Dep-
.ar'tment for the balance of this year. Mayor stated that the matter
of part time service will be considered during the budget discussions
for 1975.';''Councilman Geiger moved that the Lowry plan be broken down
into oull- iInt form of the major sections of the plan and stti.'ai.ed ay
the C'ounc_ as to its workability. Seconded and carried. Assiqned
to tht F ; I,Iance Committee.
September 22, 1974
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i_orme} l the. CDune i l that he had letters f rc rrl t`,;() f i ,"TM a who arc in
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o-f $2, 500! (D would normally (,fjver the entire T?E � Jt-t.afilRi; ), 5"lied,
Motion carried with one no vate. "Mayor a=;s-i.qned .. 'ie to the
Finance Committee.
Council.m;-:r: Roos requested a copy of the betw, L�r tiie Fort
of bretoerton and the City on thr, conditions cif t,ie of the
Marina. Cuun�-ilman Libby also needs a ccq y
Councilman Roos requested that a review hc•lna:c- of the Animal Control
Regulation, Chapters 7.04, 7.08 and 7.12, Porgy Orchard Municipal Code
and cf the regulations on residential_ businesses in the Zoning Ord-
inance. Mayor assigned the Animal Control review to the ire and
Light Committee and assigned the Home Business review to the Planning
Committee.
Councilman Libby moved that the 1968 police patrol_ vehicle be declared
surplus. Motion lost with no second. EncTineer will inspect the vehicle
and see if it can be used in some other department.
Councilman Caldwell moved that the two 1958 Royal typewriters in the
police department be declared as salvage value and that they be sold
as such. Seconded and carried.
Meeting adjourned at 10:35 P.M.
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