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BOARD OF JEFFERSON COUNTY CO:~mISSIONERS
Discrict No.1 Cow~issioner
District No.2 COTI@issioner
Distric.:: No.3 Corrnnissioner
A.N.O'Heara
B.G. Brown, Chairman
Carroll N. Nercer
Clerk of the Board
Engineer
Secretary
Betty J. Anderson, Auditor
Edwin A. Becker, P.E.
Jerdine C. Bragg
-NINUTES-
May 3, 1976
10:00a.m. Meeting called to order by Chairman B.G. Brown with all members
present.
Hearing re: Proposed vacation within Plat of Irondale No.7. Daryl Hedman,
property owner, appeared. No one appeared against the proposed vacation.
County Engineer Becker submitted letter recommending vacation of Eugene
street between 8th and 9th avenue and Blocks 60 and 61. It was stated that
the landowner should be aware that a short plat is involved in the total
maneuver. Daryl Hedman's letter was read requesting that only Eugene Street
be vacated, not blocks 60 and 61. Hedman said he has no present use for the
blocks and cannot see one in the future. The Board is concerned with the
possibility of landlocking lots if the blocks are not vacated along with the
road. Chairman Brown suggested the hearing be continued at a later date to
allow time for further investigation. Moved by Commissioner O'Meara, second
by Commissioner Mercer to continue hearing until May 10, 1976. Unanimous
Hedman also discussed his logging and greenbelt concerns. He asked what
could be done about acquiring an independent cruiser. Mr. Hedman feels that
Engineer Becker's cruiser has made an error on some of his timber. Chair-
man Brown mentioned that there are several independent cruisers in the area.
Mr. Hedman is to meet with the county cruiser on the discussed site for
clarification.
Hearing reo Emergency Budget Extension for CETA employees for the purpose
of extending contracts from April 30, 1976 through June 30, 1976. No one
appeared to speak for or against the proposed extension. Resolution No.
28-76 was approved and signed by motion of Commissioner O'Meara and second
by Commissioner Mercer. Unanimous
Bernard Peterson, Eaglemount resident, appeared to register a complaint
against Puget Sound Power & Light Co. for placing poles right next to the
black top on the highway between Eaglemount and Center. The Board will
ckeck on the situation at lunchtime. After checking, the Board informed
that the poles are temporary and will be removed when permanent lines are
installed.
An unsigned Deed for the Duckabush River
the State Highway Commission. The State
Jefferson County. Moved by Commissioner
O'Meara to approve and sign as to form.
execution by the State.
Maintenance 'site was received from
is deeding the property back to
Mercer, second by Commissioner
The Deed will be returned for
Minutes of April 26, 1976, were approved by motion of Commissioner O'Meara
and second of Commissioner Mercer. Unanimous
Jerry Gilbert appeared reo Proposal for Bicentennial Project. Mr. Gilbert
said that assuming the county still has some of the Federal funds available
for the proposal, he would like to create and give a series of walk/talk
lectures in three State Parks in the immediate area. He would wear costumes
depicting the times while he lectures. Mr. Gilbert set the cost as being
$4,570.00 for a four month program. During that time he would work a full
a full eight hour day and give four lectures. Or, he mentioned a half day
program of $2,640.00 from 4:00p.m. to 8:00p.m. The Board explained to Mr.
Gilbert that the money was for a beautification program and it would not be
feasible to use the grant on something other than what it was intended.
The Board concurred that the proposal would not qualify for the Bicentennial
funds.
A progress and financial report for the county's Bicentennial Projects was
received from the county Engineer's office. Report covers work aC90mplished
under Contract No. 7615252709 for the first quarter of 1976 ending March 31.
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The Board received a bill from David Marble in the amount of $700.00 for
tree topping on the courthouse grounds. Mr. Marble noted in his bill that
a sprinkler was damaged while he was working and the county is to deduct
the amount needed to repair it from his bill. Moved by Commissioner O'Meara
seconded by Commissioner Mercer to pay the adjusted amount. Unanimous
Business from the Planning Dept:
1) Army Corps of Engineers Public Notices:
i) 071-0YB-I-003244, Coast Oyster Company; to install mooring buoys
and floats for oyster culture; Quilcene Bay, Hood Canal. On
approval of the Board, Chairman Brown signed notice of "no
objection" to the Corps, and that Shoreline Management Permit
No. 10-76 was issued by the County April 12, 1976.
li) 071-0YB-I-003245, Coast Oyster Company; to install mooring buoys
and floats for oyster culture; Quilcene Bay, Hood Canal. On
approval of the Board, Chairman Brown signed notice of "no
objection" to the Corps, and that Shoreline Management Permit
No. 11-76 was issued by the County April 12, 1976.
2) Planning Director Cunningham discussed employee David Goldsmith's
CETA contract extension. He advised of the possibility that when
CETA funds cease, H.U.D. may sponsor Mr. Goldsmith's services.
3) Final Short Plat,. R. Sexauer. Due to the plat map having all the
required signatures, it was approved by the Board and signed by
Chairman. Brown.
A.C. Dalgleish, Head of the County Civil Service Commission submitted a
request for an emergency budget extension in the amount of $650.00. Res-
olution will be drafted and advertised stating the hearing date on the
proposed extension.
Bruce Loften, NCR, appeared reo Data Processing. Mr. Loften outlined the
rental and purchase policies as follows:
1) Rental with 10% purchase option - a 10% deposit in the amount of
$9,932.00* would be applied toward the purchase price of the equipment
if rental is converted to purchase within twenty-four months, if not,
the full deposit would be forfeited. Conversion within the two year
period would include 100% credit on the purchase option deposit, plus:
75% of rental paid from 1 to 6 months; 60% of total rental paid from
7 to 12 months; 60% of rental paid for first 12 months plus 45% of
rental paid between 13 to 24 months. Total rental price would be
$2,495.00 per month including maintenance. Total purchase price would
be $104,281.62 including state sales tax, payable in three payments.
2) 5 Year Lease - this policy would involve a 3rd party lease at a
cost of $2,153.97 per month, plus maintenance, for sixty months with a
cost of $9,903.29* purchase price at the end of the sixty month period.
Maintenance would be handled under separate contract with NCR directly,
and would run approximately $7,100.00* per year. Under lease contract
county would not build up any equity in the system. Contract would be
cancelable by the county at the end of each year.
* amounts quoted - not firm
Mr. Loften submitted a Purchase Order requesting the Board's signature at
this time to allow the ordering of the hardware. He assured that signed
order was not binding to the county in the purchase of the equipment until
after final definition of the Tax Billing System and software is laid out
and approved by the Board. It was moved by Commissioner O'Meara and
seconded by Commissioner Mercer for Chairman Brown to sign the Purchase
Order. No determination by the Board at this time whether rental or lease
option would be most advantageous to the county.
County Assessor Jeffry Ingman submitted a request for a budget transfer in
the amount of $3,500.00 from the Maintneance account to the Capital Outlay
Office Equipment account. Resolution No. 29-76, budget transfer, was
approved by motion of Commissioner O'Meara and second by Commissioner
Mercer. Unanimous
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Meeting recessed until Tuesday, May 4th at l:OOp.m. The Board will meet
with Tim Haley of BJSS at the Multi-Services Center at that time and will
then return to meet with Engineer Becker in the Chamber at 3:00p.m.
Approved by:
Betty J. Anderson, County Auditor
and Ex-officio Clerk of the
Board
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