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BOARD OF JEFFERSON COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
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District No. 1
District No. 2
District No. 3
Commissioner
Commissioner
Commissioner
A.M. O'Meara
B.G. Brown, Chairman
Carroll M. Mercer
Clerk of the Board
Engineer
Secretary
Betty J. Anderson, Auditor
Edwin A. Becker, P.E.
Jerdine C. Bragg
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OCTO;BER 25, 1976
10:00 A.M. - Meeting called to order by Chairman B.G. Brown with all
members present.
Hearings:
Proposed Vacation of an un-named street in Harvey Campbell's
addition to Quilcene.
Petitioner Frank Hart appeared. No one appeared to speak against the
proposed vacation. Engineer Becker submitted his recommendation that
the road be vacated. The'Planning Commission also recommends the road
be vacated. Therefore it was moved by Commissioner O'Meara second by
Commissioner Mercer to sign Resolution No. 69-76; Order of Vacation.
Unanimous.
Sheriff Bob Hansen appeared to request permission to submit a bid in
order to purchase a boat to be used by his department of official
business within County waters. Hansen stated tha boat he has in mind
is a 16 horsepower outboard and is 17 feet long. Hansen stated he
would submit a bid of $600.00. Motion by Commissioner Mercer second by
Commissioner O'Meara to grant Hansen permission to submit the bid.
Unanimous.
Steve Johnson, Architect from the firm B.J.S.S. appeared re: the proposed
survey for refurbishing the Recreation Center. Johnson submitted a
proposal for the job with a price figure of $23.50 per hour not exceeding
$3,000.00. Johnson stated his firm has done many buildings of this
type and .hey would be very interested in doing the survey. The Board
advised that they would consider the proposal and would decide after
interviewing all intere$ted Architects.
David Johnston, Architect appeared re: the proposed survey for refurbish-
ing the Recreation Center. Johnston submitted his proposal of $25.00
per hour. Johnston stated as of November 10, 1976 his firIll will be
enlarging and he will be very capable of handling the job. Johnston
informed that if he..is hired he would have the E.D.A. grant application
computed within two weeks. The Board advised that they would consider
Johnstons proposal and would deside after all Architects are interviewed.
M'.L. Hunt, Architect appeared re: the proposed survey for refurbishing
the Recreation Center. Hunt stated that he has done previous work of
this type and would be interested in doing the job. Hunt submitted his
proposal and quoted a price figure of $17.50 per hour plus $12.50 per
hour staff time. Staff time would be any time his staff would be
needed ,to perform tasks in regards to the survey. The Board advised that
they would consider the proposal and make a decision after lunch.
The Board concurred after reviewing all submitted proposals for the
survey of refurbishing the Recreation Center and so moved by motion
of Commissioner Mercer second by Commissioner O'Meara that due to the
short time schedule alloted for this project the job be awarded to
David Johnston because he stated he could have the job completed with in
two weeks. Unanimous.
Florence Hicks, Secretary of the Tri-Area Community Center Board of
Directors appeared to discuss purcha$ing a sign for the front of the
building. Mrs. Hicks also aSked if the County could acquire a few
large rocks to be used in thelandscaplng of the building.. The Board
advised r-lrs. Hicks that they would contact someone to construct the sign
and further advised that large rockS could be removed from the County
gravel pit near the center.
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Minutes of October 25, 1976, Con't.
Page 2
Business from the Planning Department:
_~, (1) Shoreline Management Substantial Development Permit Applications:
(a) John Mey;
#32-76 Discovery Bay Mills
Wants to install a pond for log booms. Letters of objection
were received from Mr. Gunstone and Mr. Nowak. A petition
of protest was also recieved from contiguous property owners
District Sanitarian Randy Durant submitted his recommendation
that the permit not be approved. The Shoreline Committee
recommended that the permit be denied. Therefore it was
moved by Commissioner Mercer second by Commissioner O'Meara
to deny the application. Unanimous.
(b) Kala Point Company;
#33-76
To construct tennis courts, within 200' of the lagoon.
Shoreline Advisory Committee recommends that the appl-
ication be approved subject to (2) conditions.
Moved by commissioner Mercer, second by Commissioner O'Meara to
approve the application subject to the (2) conditions
recommended by the Shoreline Committee. Unanimous.
(c) Department of Game;
#34-76
A proposed project for increased knowledge of the Salmon
fish. Shoreline Management Advisory Committee recommends
application be granted subject to (1) condition that the
project be available for public viewing. Therefore it
was moved by Commissioner Mercer second by Commissioner
O'Meara to approve the Application subject to the (1)
condition recommended by the Shoreline Management Committee.
(2) Final Short Plat:
(a) Swanson;
Moved by Commissioner O'Meara second by Commissioner Mercer
to approve for Chairman Brown to sign the original Plat.
Unanimous.
(3) Compensation for vacated roads:
- Planning Director David Cunningham presented a letter from
the Planning Commission recommending that the Board take
steps to initiate a program f~. classifying roads in order
to meet all the criterialand requirements for obtaining
compensation for road vacations. The Board concurred that
they would consult Prosecuting Attorney Bill Howard for a
legal determination.
Resolution No. 67-76; Cancellation of unclaimed warrants was approved
by motion of Commissioner O'Meara second by Commissioner Mercer to be
signed. Unanimous.
Meeting was recessed until Tuesday October 26, 1976 to continue
unfinished business.
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