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District No. 1 Commissioner: A.M. O'Meara, Chairman
District No. 2 Commissioner: B.G. Brown, Member
District No. 3 Commissioner: John L. Pitts, Member
Clerk of the Board Jerd ne C. Bragg
Public Works Director Bria L. Shelton
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Week of March 12, 1984
Chairman A.M. O]Meara called the meeting 0 order at 10:00 a.m.
with all members present.
Randall Durant,
Buildings
After review of the agreement, Commissioner Brown m ved to approve and
sign the Agreement for management of the on-site se age disposal system
for the condominium units known as "Kala Point Lago n Condominiums".
Commissioner Pitts seconded the motion. Unanimous.
to the
propert y
on the
Unanimous.
Juvenile
Center: A etter
Jefferson Juvenile
After discussion of this request by Juvenile Diversion, the Board
felt they should talk with Harriet Buchmann about t e situation before
taking any action.
Warren Steurer, Director of Park and Recreation re; Pro ress
Report: Warren teurer up ate t e oar on t e status 0 t e Parks
Worklist for the winter season as outlined previously (see Minutes of
January 16, 1984l.
After discussion of the possible wording changes a d review of the
Prosecuting Attorney's suggestion, the Board advised Warren to add word-
ing to the affect that "exceptions must be cleared py the Parks Director"
to the change in Section 5 that the 7 day camping limit ~an be extended
to 10 days if the campground is not full. i
Lake Leland Park: Work will begin this Wednesday a d Thursday on this
Park. After talking with the Department of Game, arren' advised that
the new privies for the Park could be delivered by them this fall, This
would cut cost and be ea~Jer for the County. Any ork o~ the boat ramp
will have to wB:it untilapjrgYCil='l-s. i-e.~~~y~dfi-omte-m~partment of Game.
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A sign will be made for the park advising campers
available for them ~t the Quilcene Park.
Memorial Stadium: The bleachers have been painted
been cleaned up.
the dugouts have
be'
val 10 tAtE r.<O 70 11
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Minutes, Week of March 12, 1984
Page 2:
VFW Hall:
cleanup at the VFW Hall ,since
creased over the past months.
further. .
there is ot en~ugh time for
of rental activ}ty has in-
will look into this matter
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,
Warren also reported th~t he will
intern from Washington State Uni
Washington State Job Corp, to hel
work force during the summer.
be using the ser ices of a student
rsity as well as a worker from the
supplement the arks and Recreation
,
Commissioner Pitts menttoned that he had received a. comPtaint from a
lady at North Beach thati people a e driving their cars on the beach.
Warren advised that there isn't a y way for a car to get'on the beach
from the County Park, b~t they co ld possibly drive down: the public
boat ramp at the end of ithe stree. Warren will ad is€ the City that
this is happening.
Soil conservation
Pitts move to approve ~ e g
Soil Conservation Distrtct for $5
the motion. Unanimous. i
Commissioner
e .erson County
Brown seconded
Ap
Commissioner
appointed to
VFW Hall Rental
of the VFW a y arine
approved on the motion df
Brown, Unanimous.
Advisory Board: On the motion of
mm~ss~oner Brown, Joe Wheeler was
ard. Unanimous.
BUSINESS FROM COUNTY DEPARTMENTS:
3/13/84
ination; Headma's Mobile Home Park:
on 0 on-signi icanceiwas issue on
sioner Brown, secondediby Commissioner
sed long plat for the development of
me Park north of the B,& R Mobile Home
Planning re:
3/12/84
,
Bramhall Road
An agreement or a
and the Prosecuting
Board's cdnsiderati
of the agreement, C
Chairman sign the
in exchange for the
by Mr. Bramhall. C
on Request; Landscapin A reement:
scaping, signe . y ~rence Bram all
Attorney, was presented for the
n. After reviewi g the conditions
mmissioner Brown oved!to have the
reement for planting of the greenbelt
County vacating t e altey as requested
mmissioner Pitts seconded the motion.
proje~t for $46,000
academic and
students in grades
After review,
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Minutes, Week of March 1'2, 1984
Page 3:
Chairman O'Mea~a recess
Tuesday March 13, 1984 a't 10: 00
it was reconvened
HEARING re; Intent to
February 2 , : ei cont~nua
regarding the County's iptent to
by 10 area residents as well as t
of the Public Works Department, B
ively. '
Gary Rowe reported that he had re
His estimate of 6,400 yiear aroun
holds netted an approximate month
to generate the same rev.enues he
figure would include an approxima
istrative costs. Charge's would h
users, as well as adjustments for
that have garbage servie,e.
i
Collecting the househol~ tax, Gar
the property taxes and t~e utilit
the billing for the Counity. Even
tax on the property tax 'statement
property owner and the e~cise tax
There would have to be ai procedur
,
(Continued from
y, ear~ng
ees~as attended
istant Director
ry RJwe, respect-
,
!
earched the e
households a
y tax figure
ad projected ith
e charge of $.75
ve to be ~ork d 0
seasonal hous hol
nousehold tax.
seasonal house-
,00 per household,
userifees. This
o $1~00 for admin-
t for commercial
s and households
ot be done with
t receptive to doing
d bill this ex ise
form,goes to t e
useriof the pr perty.
st due accounts.
Other options for generating reve
1) A levy, which would have to g
ticket sales, which woul~ allow p
,
Further issues discussedi were:
* Hours of operation for land
. . 1 d i
~s ~mp emente. ,
The encouragement 'of recycl
Bayshore Enterpris~s role i
Possibility of a ",fool proo
an attendant. .
Possibility of a p,rivate bu
How salvaging will: be contr
Household hazardous wastes.
Incentive for litt~r contro
Affect of fees on people en
Proposed user fees! are too
for senior citizens and peo
* Possible installation of a
reported, co ld
companies we.e n
if the County cou
the property tax
is charged to the
for collecti g p
ue for the so
to a vote of
eference to b
aste ioperation are:
peopJie, and 2)
en to County r sidents.
MEETING ADJOURNED
~ST:
d;~IViI~.
J~n . ragg . .
Clerk of the Board '
to fltr rtt 704<!.J
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*
*
ng and the mo
the solid wa
" pay system
,
tes.:ilf fee
,
I
,
t sa\f'es.
perat:ions.
woulq not requ.re
,
i
landf;ill.
11.
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*
*
*
*
*
Ie. ,
g business.
nsider reducti
rate !much garb ge.
septic tank wastes.
,
,
The Chairman recessed the hearing until March 2
to allow time for mote r!esearch.
Approval of Minutes: T e minutes of
as written on the motion. of Commi sioner Pitts,
Brown.
at;: 10:00 a. .
5, 1984 were pproved
nded'by Commissioner
!
The Chairman approved two special occasion lice
Restaurant at Port Ludlow. One wls for May 5,
for June 14, 1984.
Vacation of Alley of Bl ck 19, Eisenb
After fina ~z~ng t e Agrieement 0 an scap~ng
Resolution No. 20-84 was approved and signed on
Brown, seconded by Commi,ssioner P tts, to vacat
19, Eisenbeis Bay View Addition. Unanimous.
ers: ThJ transfer of
ved dn the mot'on
~nanimous.
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