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Home My WebLink AboutM 030777 ~<S<JL';" ; _'~;~'~LL. J ~ , _ ~~-~S ,,;,--,,;', . ..- -. ~~'---"'~~-'-~--~~------~--"~-'---_._-~'~ of" D_Lst.J: ic-t No. 1 Distxict No" 2 District No. 3 Commissioner COllilT'Lissioner Corani s sioner Z\ .N~ 0' 1,-Ieo..ra Bo-G. BrOVJD Car:coll H. r":lerc2:r- t Chairman Clerk of the Board Enqineer Secretary Betty J. Anderson, Auditor Edwin A. Becker, P.E. Jerdine C. Bragg -HI t-T.UT :E-s-- Harch 7, 1977 10:00 a.m. - Meeting called to order by Chairman Carroll M. Mercer, with all members present. Hearing reo Franchise for Water District No.3. Herbert Covert - Chairman of Water District No. 3 appeared. Becker submitted his letter of recommendation, recommending Motion by Commissioner O'Meara second by Commissioner Brown Franchise and approve and sign Resolution No. 13-77. Engineer approval. to grant the Hearing re: Proposed Road Vacation; portions of Bowen Street, Plat of Campbell's Addition to Quilcene, Leif Larsen Petitioner. (con't from February 22, 1977). Eileen and Robert Worthington adjoining property owners appeared against the petition. The Planning commission submitted its recommendation that the vacation be denied due to several factors. Engineer Becker submitted his letter recommendation recommending that part of Bowen Street be vacated as petitioned. Motion by Commissioner Brown second by Commissioner O'Meara to vacate the south 10 feet of Bowen Street abutting Block 11, of Campbell's addition to Quilcene, and sign Resolution No. 14-77; Order of Vacation. Hearing re: Proposed Road Vacation; portions of streets and lots in Plat of Junction City, Richard R. Carroll, Petitioner. Richard Carroll and E.E. Anderson appeared. Engineer Becker recommends denial of the vacation until additional access is constructed. After a brief discussion with the Petitioner, Board agreed to vacate a portion of the road and reque.sted Engineer Becker to revise the description ann then submit it for determination. Hearing re; Corner Pub, Nesses Corner. Greg Benton and Jack Bilan applicants appeared in favor of their proposed tavern. Twenty-four (24) residents of the area appeared to oppose the tavern. Jack Bilan presented and discussed the plans of the tavern with the audience. Several of the residents stated their objections. Objections stated were: lack of law enforcement officers in the area, residents advised that there is only one law enforcement officer in the area, and they feel an additional tavern in the area would cause a considerable increase in work for the patrolman. Noise; was also discussed, residents feel that the noise from the Tavern would keep them up all night, and the screeching of wheels would be very annoying. Traffic; residents also complained that Nesses' Corner was a dangerous corner and feel a tavern would increase the possibility of car accidents. Bus stop; the residents advised that there is a school bus stop near the proposed location of the tavern, and feel that a tavern would endanger the children ooming to and from school. The Board advised that they feel it is apparent that it is the location of the tavern that is being objected too, and further advised that they would make a determination later in the day, in order in allow them sufficient time to consider all possibilities. Soldiers and Sailors relief fund Application, submitted by Michael O'Connor for the amount of $73.57 was approved and signed by motion of commissioner 0' l>!eara, second by Commissioner Brown. Unanimous. Call for Bids for cleaning, patching, painting and refinishing of offices to be opened on the third floor of the Courthouse, to be held on Honday, March 21, 1977 in the County Commissioners Chamber at 10:00 a.m. was approved and signed by motion of Commissioner O'Meara second by Commissioner Brown. Unanimous. ~ ['Io~1 IIDt 0 rAG' C;:) , ,. Minutes of March 7, 1977, Con't. Page 2 Minutes of February 28, 1977 were unanimously approved by motion of Commissioner O'Meara, second by Commissioner Brown. Barbara Morrissey and Ava Mathews, residents within the Plat of South Port Townsend appeared. The ladies submitted a petition with signatures of residents within the Plat requesting that the County improve the roads in the plat. The ladies advised that the existing dirt roads are an extreme dust problem and contain numerous chuck holes. Mrs.- Morr,issey qpke4 the BOard what future help and relief they can expect to receive from the County. The Board advised that there are no immediate plans for blacktopping the roads, and after checking the six-year road program Commissioner B.G. Brown advised that the roads are not among those scheduled to be repaired within the next six years. The Board advised that the County neither has the money or the manpower to blacktop the roads and further advised that they could only promise the road would be graded as necessary. Business from the Planning Department: (1) Army Corp Notice: (a) 07l-0YB-l-001867-R; RussI A. Austin Application is primarily to bring the Corp Notice in line with approved Shoreline Management permit. Moved by Commissioner O'Meara second by Commissioner Brown to approve and sign. Unanimous. (2) Final Short Plat: - Kala Point Division #2: Motion by Commissioner O'Meara second by Commissioner Brown to approve and sign the final plat. Unanimous. (3) Planning Director Cunningham presented a letter he drafted to John Mey regarding moving his barge immediately south of Chimacum Creek on Port Townsend Bay, -temporarily. Motion by Commissioner O'Meara second by Commissioner Brown for Chairman Carroll M. Mercer to sign.. (4) Rezoning of Mats Mats Bay Road: Several persons appeared regarding revising the Shoreline Management designation for the interior of Mats Mats Bay from a Surburban classification to a Conservancy classification. Assistant Planning Director Tom Aumock advised that the Shoreline Management Master Program will be reviewed in the fall, and the date will be published so that all interested persons can attend. Aumock informed that possible amendments will be be made at that time. Business from the Department of Public Works: (1) Resolution No. 15-77; CRP 418 - improvement of streets within Irondale Orchard Tracts. Engineer Becker presented the road project for approval by the Board. Motion by Commissioner O'meara second by Commissioner Brown to approve and sign. Unan. (2) Resolution No. 16-77; CRP 4l8-B improvement of County Road No. 18-16.32 Christney road. Motion by Commissioner O'Meara second by Commissioner Brown to approve and sign. Unanimous. (3) Resolution No. 17-77; Establishment of a County Road, portion of Casselary Road County Road No. 34-1.70, (also known as Ivan Brown Road or CZ 400 Spur Road) quit claimed to Jefferson County by Crown Zellerbach. Motion by Commissioner O'Meara second Commissioner Brown to approve and sign. Unanimous. Action on said road initiated on November 13, 1972. VOL 3 fAGr 252 ,.. Minutes of March 7, 1977, Con't. Page 3 Business from the Public Works Department, Con't; (4) Resolution No. 18-77; Order of Vacation, Portion of Casselary Road County Road No. 34-1.70 (Also known as Ivan Brown Road or CZ 400 Spur Road) in Gov. lot 4 Section 23 T.29N, R2W. Motion by Commissioner O'Meara second by Commissioner Brown to approve and sign. Unan. Labor agreements by and between the County and Teamsters Local 589 for the County Road Department and the Sheriff's Department for 1977 were approved and signed by motion of Commissioner O'Meara and seconded by Commissioner Brown. Unanimous Insurance Carrier is questionable and is to be resolved by the employees at the next Union meeting. Contracts are to reflect any necessary changes. petition for the vacation of a county road was submitted by Morton A. Dingey. Hearing date set for April II, 1977, by motion of Commissioner Brown and second by Commissioner O'Meara. Unanimous Meeting was recessed until 2:30p.m. Tuesday, March 8, 1977. VOL 3 FAGE 253