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COUNTYCOWTS KONERSII'',
Week of
October 4, 1982
A.M. O'Meara, Member
B.G. Brown, Chairman
Carroll M. Mercer, Member
Jerdine C. Bragg
Milt Sanstrom, P.E.
Chairman Brown called the meeting to order at 10:00 a.m.
All members were present.
Approval of Minutes: Commissioner Mercer moved to approve
and sign the minutes for the week of September 27, 1982. Commissioner
O'Meara seconded the motion. Unanimous.
Approval/Signing of Bills: September bills, to be paid in
October, were reviewed and signed by each of the Commissioners.
Hearing; Establishment of Public Transportation Feasibility
Study Budget: Chairman Brown opened the hearing on this matter at
the appointed time. No one appeared to speak for or against. There-
fore, the hearing was closed and Commissioner Mercer made a motion to
approve and sign Resolution No. 121-82 establishing said budget and
authorizing transfer of $13,482.UU—to the account. Commissioner
O'Meara seconded the motion. Unanimous. This amount will be paid to
the Department of Transportation in fulfillment of Contract #GC 6151,
and per the stipulation of Resolution No. 121-82, Chairman Brown
signed an invoice to the Jefferson County Transit Authority for reim-
bursement of this amount.
Agreement; VFW Hall Rental: The agreement with Jean Laskey
for use of the premises for cance—crasses was approved and signed on
the motion by Commissioner O'Meara, seconded by Commissioner Mercer.
Unanimous.
Supplemental Agreement #2; Engineering Services, Queets
River Bridge: This supplement to the agreement of April 26, 1982 with
Alpha Engin—eers Inc. was approved and signed following the motion by
Commissioner O'Meara, seconded by Commissioner Mercer and unanimously
passed.
Contract Amendment; Child Support Collection: Contract
#1507-AGG-29458 with the Department of Social anea th Services was
amended to decrease the reimbursement for indirect costs and URESA
cases. Chairman Brown signed the amendment after Commissioner Mercer
seconded Commissioner O'Meara's motion to do so.
Budget Transfer; Treasurer: Transfer of $1,500.00 was
authorized with the approval and signing of Resolution No. 119-82
on the motion by Commissioner Mercer, seconded by Commissioner
O'Meara. Unanimous.
Deferred Compensation Plan Amendment: Resolution No. 57-81,
establishing this plan, was amended by ResoT—ution No. 120-82, approved
and signed following the motion by Commissioner O'Meara, —seconded by
Commissioner Mercer. Unanimous.
Liquor License Application: A special occasion license for
November 12 and 13, 1982 for tH_e_T1arUormaster Restaurant was approved
by motion of Commissioner Mercer, seconded by Commissioner O'Meara,
unanimously passed.
Minutes, Week of October 4, 1982
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South Bay Lane Cul-de-sac: All the Commissioners signed
a letter to residents on this roa which stated their decision
regarding action to be taken in response to complaints by the residents.
Soldiers' and Sailors' Relief Fund: Commissioner O'Meara
made a motion to approve the application y ames Rodgers for $62.50.
Commissioner Mercer seconded the motion. Unanimous.
Open Space Agriculture Application: Gregg Knowles' request
for reconsideration ot his application, now that rezoning of his prop-
erty has been accomplished, was discussed with the Assessor and the
Planning Director. Commissioner O'Meara moved to approve the open
space agriculture classification with two conditions: 1)The lot the
house is on is exempted from the open space classification; 2)The
assessment will be made on a per lot basis. Commissioner Mercer
seconded the motion. Unanimous. The Assessor's Office will prepare
an agreement.
Proposed Vacation of McKinley Street: Don Bliss reported
to the Board that this petition to vacate a portion of the street
within the City limits has been rejected by the City because vacation
would landlock lots comprising the County park which is bordered by
McKinley Street. The Board advised nim to amend the petition -to include
vacation of lot lines between lots 1 & 2 and 3 & 4 within the park.
Letter of Representation to State Examiner: This letter
regarding procedures during the calendar year 1981 was signed by the
Commissicners and the Auditor following the motion by Commissioner
O'Meara, seconded by Commissioner Mercer. Unanimous.
The meeting was recessed, and reconvened on Tuesday,
October 5, 1982, with all members present.
Building Permit/Inspection on Hoh Indian Reservation: A
request from the Roh Indian Tribe tor an agreement for the Jefterson
County Building Inspector to perform these services will be discussed
with the Building Inspector before a response is made.
Recreation Center Electrical Survey: Warren Steurer, Rec-
reation Director, accompanied Erick re eric_son, of Frederickson
Electric, to report on a lighting survey made at the Center. The
written, room -by -room recommendations for improving energy/cost con-
servation was reviewed. Mr. Frederickson pointed out that each recom-
mendation should be evaluated in terms of cost to install, savings,
and payback period. He also suggested that fixtures which were
replaced could be sold to recoup some of the cost. The Board asked
Mr. Steurer to make a recommendation after he has reviewed the report,
and stated that they will also evaluate Mr. Frederickson's report.
Agreement; Omega Systems: This agreement for enhancements
to the IFM system was approve a -n -d signed after Commissioner O'Meara
seconded Commissioner Mercer's motion. Unanimous.
Supplemental Agreement #3; Engineering Services, Queets
River Bridge: Commissioner Mercer moved to approve and sign this
supplement to the agreement with Alpha Engineers Inc. dated
April 26, 1982. Commissioner O'Meara seconded and Chairman Brown
made it unanimous.
Public Notice; 1983 Budget Hearings and Adoption: Commis-
sioner Mercer seconded ommissioner O'Meara's motion to sign and
publish this notice establishing dates for review hearings and final
adoption of the 1983 budget. Unanimous.
The meeting was recessed. On Wednesday, October 6, 1982,
all members were present to meet in executive session with the Teamsters
Union representatives regarding contracts for 1983 before continuing
regular business. Commissioner O'Meara was absent in the afternoon,
attending another meeting,.
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EOC Funding for New Jail and Emergency Preparedness Plan:
Hugh Fowler and Jim Thomas, trom the Department ot Emergency Services,
met with the Board and Lee Smith, Bob Hinton, and Ralph Hall. Mr.
Fowler stated that he will be sending a letter to the Board stating
that funding will be forthcoming to use in building the new jail
facility to emergency operation center standards. He went on to say
his Department would like to see the County take a more active role
in an emergency preparedness plan, and noted that the City has no plan
at all. Chairman Brown said funding for development of such a plan
has been limited, and Mr. Fowler stated that if the County became
involved now, 60 percent of the cost could be reimbursed. There was
lengthy discussion regarding various aspects of such a plan. Sheriff
Smith reviewed what has been done toward emergency management for the
County, and Chairman Brown expressed the opinion that the City would
probably be interested in a joint plan rather than duplicating efforts
by developing their own plan.
Discussion returned to funding for the new jail facility, and Chairman
Brown restated the need for an immediate commitment for funding. Mr.
Fowler reaffirmed that written commitment would be forthcoming and
clarified, in response to Sheriff Smith's inquiry, that funding is not
contingent on the City developing or participating in an emergency
plan, but that his Department -would certainly encourage that.' City
Police Chief Hinton said that he would discuss the matter with the
mayor.
BUSINESS FROM COUNTY DEPARTMENTS:
Auditor re: Cash Collection Points: Response will be made to the
10/4/82 Auditor's request tor—a list of collection points.
Employee Status Change: On the motion by Commissioner
O'Meara, seconded y ommissioner Mercer, Chairman Brown
signed approval of changing Karel Robinson from part-
time to full-time.
Cooperative Roadside Vegetation Management Without Herbicides: The
Extension re: tinal draF_t__oF__tSi_s report was reviewed y t e oard and
10/4/82 referred to the Engineer's office for comment.
District Office Electrical Problems: The need for additional
Court re: electrical circuits was discussed, and the Board decided
10/4/82 to contact an electrician to perform the work.
Planning re: SEPA Threshold Determination; SMSDP #19-82: This appli-
10/4/82 cation by rown Z to construct a storage uilding was
reviewed by Peter Friedman. Commissioner O'Meara seconded
Commissioner Mercer's motion for the Chairman to sign the
Final Declaration of Non -Significance. Unanimous.
Committee Regarding Hood Canal Bridge Tolls: David
U_oTTs__m1i_tH_1nquirec1 which ommissioner wouid be attending
this committee meeting and was informed that Commissioner
O'Meara will attend.
Public Proposed Name Change; Leland Valley Road: In response
Works re: to a request Irom John G. Boulton, it was recommended
10/4/82 that the name of this road be changed to Boulton Road,
if unopposed, at the same time other proposed name
changes are considered at a public hearing preceding
final implementation of the uniform addressing system.
The Board agreed with this recommendation.
Resignation of Road Department Superintendant: The
Board received notice from Fred Marggra t at he will
retire effective November 30, 1982.
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Sheriff re: Reimbursement Vouchers: With the approval of the Board,
10/4/82 Chairman Brown signe vouchers to the Department of
Corrections for the period April 1 - June 30, 1982.
Treasurer re: Completion of Probation Period: The Board received
10/4/82 notice t at Donna Hanson has completed the employee
probation period and approved a pay rate increase by
motion of Commissioner O'Meara, seconded by Commissioner
Mercer, as allowed by the Personnel Policy. Unanimous.
ATTEST:
APPROVED:
B.G.rown, Chairman
A. 2Mea a, MeTffber
Carroll M. Mercer, -'Member'
Jex4ifi6 C. Bragg, of the Boar
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