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MINUTES
WEEK OF DECEMBER 11, 1995
The meeting was called to order by Commissioner Robert Hinton in the absence of
Chairman Glen Huntingford. Commissioner Richard W ojt was present.
COMMISSIONERS' BRIEFING SESSION
Discussion re: Peninsula Regional Transportation Planning Organization
(PRTPO) Representatives and Alternates: Commissioner Hinton moved to reappoint Glen
Huntingford as the County's representative on the RTPO and to appoint Commissioner Wojt as
the alternate representative for this organization. Commissioner W ojt seconded the motion
which carried.
PUBLIC SERVICES BRIEFING: There was no Public Services briefing.
PUBLIC COMMENT PERIOD: The following issues were mentioned: Road
work being done on the East Price Street right-of-way; and the BMP's for water on Marrowstone
Island and a request that the testing for salt water intrusion be done by a certified laboratory.
APPROVAL AND ADOPTION OF THE CONSENT AGENDA: Commis-
sioner W ojt moved to delete item 2 and 9 and to adopt and approve the balance of the items on
the consent agenda as submitted. Commissioner Hinton seconded the motion which carried by a
unanimous vote.
1. RESOLUTION NO. 119-95 re: Creating Emergency Road Project X01247, Install
Bank Stabilization Due to Flooding Under Emergency Resolution #104-95; Dosewallips
River
2. DELETE Resolution re: Creating Emergency Road Project X01248, Install Rip Rap and Rock Barb
Protection Due to Flooding Under Emergency Resolution #104-95; Quinault South Shore Road
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3. RESOLUTION NO. 120-95 re: Adopting A Drug and Alcohol Testing Policy and
Procedures Manual for Employees Who Hold a Commercial Drivers License as a
Condition of Employment
4. AGREEMENT re: Distribution of Duties for Vacant Community Services Position;
Jefferson County Auditor and Board of County Commissioners Office
5. AGREEMENT, Interlocal re: Commitment to Pay Portion of Consultant Fee for
Jefferson County Coordinated Water System Plan (CWSP); City of Port Townsend and
Public Utility District #1 (PUD)
6. CONTRACT re: Superior Court Renovation Phase II, Superior Courtroom and Judge's
Chambers; Little & Little Construction Company
7. CONTRACT re: Standard Work Order for Emergency Social Services for
Timber/Salmon Industry Impacted Individuals; State Department of Social and Health
Services (DSHS)
8. Request for Payment of Fourth Quarter Allocation, $1,000; Teen Resource Center
9. DELETE Approval of Findings, Conclusions and Decision re: Special Use Permit to Operate a Private
Campground at Lake Leland to be known as Edwina Winter's Memorial Park; Association of Retarded Citizens
(ARC), Applicant
BUSINESS FROM COUNTY DEPARTMENTS:
PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT
Information Services and V oiceMail Committee Recommendation re: Voice
Mail RFP for Sheriffs Department and Courthouse (Including Castle Hill and Federal
Building): Public Works Administrative Manager Anne Sears presented and reviewed a memo
regarding the proposals received for a voice mail system for the County Departments. The
Voice Mail Committee recommends that NSN, the current phone system provider, install voice
mail and a new phone system for the Sheriffs Department and the Courthouse.
This system will give the Hadlock Shop and the Sheriffs Office direct access to the County's
mainframe computer. The maintenance of one system for voice mail and telephones is also an
advantage. The V oiceMail Committee recommends that the voice mail be installed in two
phases, with the first phase at the Sheriffs Department for a trial period. The total cost of the
system is estimated to be $170,966. There is $102,873 set aside in the ER&R Fund for
replacement of the phone system. An additional $68,093 would be needed to fund this proposal.
The rental rates for the phones on the system include an amount for replacement in the future.
The approval to proceed with phase one is being requested. The Board advised that they would
review this request during their budget workshop tomorrow.
Klara Fabry. Public Works Director re: Jefferson County Public Works
Organizational Chart: The Public Works Director asked that this item be removed from the
agenda this week.
Treasurer re: Billing for Legal Action on Tax Foreclosures: Commissioner
W ojt moved to approve the payment of the billing for legal action on tax foreclosures from the
Non-Departmental, Professional Services budget. Commissioner Hinton seconded the motion
which carried by a unanimous vote.
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RMH Services Board of Directors re: Continued Funding of RMH Services
From RSN: Representatives from RMH Services came before the Board to discuss their
counseling program for mental health patients of Kitsap County and the funding of their services
through the Peninsula Regional Services Network (PRSN.) The PRSN is governed by a Board
composed of Commissioners from Clallam, Jefferson and Kitsap Counties. The RMH Services
program is for clients that are mentally ill, have a criminal record and have a chemical addiction.
These clients are not being served by the mental health services provider for Kitsap County
which is under contract with the PRSN.
The Board advised the RMH Services representatives that this discussion should take place at
the PRSN meeting.
The meeting was recessed at the end of the scheduled business and reconvened on
Tuesday morning with all three Board members present.
Approval of Findings. Conclusions and Decision re: Special Use Permit to
Operate a Private Campground at Lake Leland to be known as Edwina Winter's Memorial
Park: Association of Retarded Citizens (ARC). Applicant: Dennis Thomason, Associate
Planner, explained that this Special Use Permit is for a campground with 8 campsites which will
be used by members of the ARC from Jefferson and Kitsap counties, only during the summer
months. The Hearing Examiner has recommended approval of the Special Use Permit with
conditions. Commissioner Wojt moved to adopt the Hearing Examiner's recommendation to
approve this Special Use Permit with the conditions as written. Commissioner Hinton seconded
the motion which carried by a unanimous vote.
MEETING ADJOURNED
JEFFERSON COUNTY
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