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District No. 1 Commissioner:
District No. 2 Commissioner:
District No. 3 Commissioner:
Vac nt
B.G Brown, Chairman
Joh L.Pitts, Member
Clerk of the Board:
Public Works Director:
Jer ine C. Bragg
Bri n L. Shelton
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Week of September 17, 1984
The meeting was called to order by Chairm n B.G. Brown, with
Commissioner John L. Pitts in attendance.
Contract No. 3820-38131 Amendment 2, for Mental
amendment replaces the amendment that was signed
August 20, 1984.
Contract No. 2020-37459 Amendment 2, for Develop
This
Board on
CONTRACT re; Community Social Services an
Chairman Brown secon ed omm~SSloner itts motlon
the contract between J'efferson County Community Ser
Enterprises. This is Amendment No.1 to contract #
the allocation to the Baking Company.
Bayshore Enterprises:
o approve an s~gn
ices and Bayshore
4-10-05 to increase
HEARIN
Tnc. : - -ChaJ_rman
PtibITc Works Dir
from Peninsula T
eek of September
Pitts, seconded
Mr. Wasankari ad ised that this franchise is to cov r existing facilities
most of which we e installed ,ten to twenty years ag , and, until recently
were presumed to be covered by a franchise.
The hearing was
chise applicatio
No. 57-84 granti
Telecommunicatio
losed after no one appeared to spe k against this fran-
. Commissioner Pitts moved to app ove and sign Resolution
g franchise on county road rights- f-way to Peninsula
s. Inc. Chairman Brown seconded t emotion.
Warren
Warren Steurer r
Department staff
Contract for use of School D~strict No. 50's pool:
the contract tori the rental ot the pool from SChool
the per~.'od of Settember.1, 19.84 to April 13, 19".85'
A 25% decrease in the fuel costs over last year's
A doubling of he electric costs from a year ago
The total cont act cost witl be approximately $9,
Warren presented
District No. 50 for
oting the following:
contract.
o reflect current rates.
19.00 for seven months.
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Warren ques ione the fuel cost for 16 days in Dece ber when the school
is closed f r Ch istmas vacation and ~fter discussil g the matter with
Margaret Be ry. uperintendent, he advised the Boar on Tuesday that
the contrac was acceptable as writte~.
ved and.Chairman, Brown seconde
t with School District No. 50
ptember.1, 1984 to April 13, 1
Smith and Ralph 1 Anderson re; I ew Jail radio equip-
a ec~s~on nee s
and to be ordered
,000 of equipment
5,000 has been received
net due in 30 days
the motion to approve
or use of the
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inancing contra~t available f r a period of one
% interest, Shetiff Smith con inued. This contract
alty and a non tevenue clause which means that
e equipmentbac~ with no pena ty to the County,
t meet the terms of t e contr ct due to lack of
such a contract i could be made monthly, quarterly
ce the balance of the quipmen is ordered it will
s for delivery,i so a ontractlcould possibly be
la to finance the tot I cost f the equipment after
ipment is recei~ed an instal ed.
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Sheriff to check into
oors, since'that'has b
t financing opttons f
schedule for the
ed and they will
himacum School District:
u c Wor s,
e the agreement with
r reimburseable work
man Brown seconded
for the
Brian
motion
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Commissioner Pitts moved
variance as requested by C
Brown seconded the motion.
ton is '
f a 241
e is dn
propetlt
feet fir
ishin of T
rs: 6mm~ss oner
n ed the mot f. on
se recyclabU~
by PUbliCwofkS .
call for bid will
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ep enbankment anq,
carport is s~tb~~
et rigq.t-of-t<1lY,
equired setb"ck
tant Planner
the setbackl .
dricks. Charman.
eeking a var~anc~
x 361 garage on
existing mob Ie .....
and the pro osed
m the road r ght-
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Public Works
eptember 17~ 1984
Planning
Setback Variance Req~ests: I
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1)Cadian Hendricks:' Due to a dt
an unopened street, Mr. Ue drick~l
only seven feet from theM pIe S~r
on his property in Irondal . ThE:i
is 20 feet, Rachel Nathans Assi
reported.
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2) John Skelton:
to allow the construction
his Brinnonproperty. The
home and drainfield on the
garage would be setback 14
of-way.
The Board requested thatt
the Public Works Departme,n
report back before a dec~s
request.
Rachel Nathanson. reported!'
was made and allowing Mr.!
no site problems in this ~
moved and Chairman Brbwnis
the variance reques t of . Jio
3) John Meyer: Wheni Mr.1
for a two car garage on hJi
the Building Inspector fo~
for the building permit ~a
is actually five feet fro~
fourteen other garages al'lo
imately the same distanc~
Pitts moved and Chairman !B
to approve the setback va!i
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Inspector
inspectio
on this v
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site inspect on
variance wi I cause
issioner Pi ts
he motion to approve
Piccini Sho~t Plat; Exte~s
Pitts move to approve a i
mission of the final shor!t
BettyPiccin,iof Brinnon,j
Planning Department. 'Chait
in the founfation
y at Beckett,Point
he drawing s,jtbm'iJ:ted
r and that tle g~rage
. Since thele are
me roa.d, a. llapp...r.ox-
road, Commis ioner
nded the. mot on
.uested by Mrl....... Meyer.
st: Commiss oner
ension for. tLlle sub-,
posed by Pete and ,
ended by the I'
n seconded 'tfue motion. .
on
sion License .
t emotion t..;...approve
bmitted by tje .
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reconveled
Commission r Pitts
rize the Tre surer
Bond Anticip4tion
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