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BOARD OF JEFFERSON COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
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District No. 1
District No. 2
DisU'ic.t. No.3
Commissioner
Commissioner
Commissioner
A. M. O'Meara, Chairman
B. G. Brown, Member
Carroll M. Mercer, Member
Clerk nf th~ Board
Enginec't"
Secretary
Betty J. Anderson, Auditor
Milt Sanstrom, P.E.
Jerdine C. Bragg
M I NUT E S
September 24, 1979
10:00 a.m. Meeting called to order by Chairman A. M, O'Meara with all members
present.
Virgil See, representing the Eastern Jefferson County Fire Chiefs
Association, appeared and requested the County appoint a full time fire marshal.
The Board request that the Association make a study to justify the need. Mr.
See also asked the Board, concerning the library district, if it can be recalled
in any way. He said the newly formed library district will hurt all the fire
districts. Commissioner Brown said he is continuing to try and pursuade the
library district to put their budget in a more reasonable perspective. The Board
advised that three years must elapse before the library district can be dissolved.
Mr. See will ask the fire districts to make a report showing how much the
library district will take away from each district.
Mr. & Mrs. George Moyer, residents of the Coyle peninsula representing
the Toandos Peninsula Association appeared to discuss the possibility of the
County acquiring land for a Community Center. Mr. Moyer said the County could
consider, if there is no land available, making a trade with D.N.R. for 1.9
acres. They expressed the interest of having a Community Center in their district
in the very near future.
Imagene Matson appeared before the Board and to'ld them of the number
of children riding bicycles on the road in the Tri-Cities area. She feels they
need some designated place such as a park to ride their bikes.
BUSINESS FROM COUNTY DEPARTMENTS:
Auditor re: 1. P.U.D. Resolution No. 158. The P.U.D. Commissioners request the
following be placed on the next general election ballot: "Shall
Public Utility District #1 of Jefferson County be authorized to
acquire,construct, operate, maintain, and add to sewage systems?"
Commissioner Brown moved to approve and place on the next general
election ballot, Commissioner Mercer seconded the motion.
Unanimous.
Planning re: 1. Final Short Plats:
a) #S26-78; Olsen. Divide approximately 10 acres into 4 resi-
dential lots each being over 2 acres. All required departments
have reviewed and approved the short plat. Commissioner Brown
moved to approve and sign the short plat. Commissioner Mercer
seconded the motion. Unanimous.
b) #S6-78; Caine (amendment) by Resolution No. 91-79. Correcting
aD error in the legal description that was not discovered during
normal administrative review. Commissioner Brown moved to
approve and sign Resolution No. 91-79, Commissioner Mercer
seconded the motion. Unanimous.
2. Forest Practice Permit:
a) #FP-09-04738; Triton Cove Estates. Partial cutting on 22
acres for residential use. Commissioner Brown moved to sign
notice of no objection, Commissioner Mercer seconded the motion.
Unanimous.
3. Shoreline Management Substantial Development Permit.
a) #7-79; Washington State Parks & Recreation Commission. The
Board took action on the July 23, 1979 meetin~approving the
permit with recommended conditions. Due to an administrative
error the Board is required to review and take action once
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again. The Shoreline Commission recommends approval subject to
the 4 conditions. Commissioner Brown moved to approve the
Shoreline Permit as recommended by the Shoreline Commission,
Commissioner Mercer seconded the motion. Unanimous.
4. Commercial/Industrial Handbook, LEAP Contract Agreement.
Resolution No. 92-79 re: Agreement the County will make with
the Washington State Department of Commerce and Economic Devel-
opment to receive technical assistanc~ funds not to exceed
$5,000.00 under the LEAP program to develop the Commercial/
Industrial Development Guide Book.
Contract. For preparation of a development guide book for poten-
tial commercial/industrial projects in Jefferson County. The
Board approved and signed Resolution No. 92-79 and the above
contract.
Public
works re:
1. Solid Waste Grant with the Department of Ecology. The purpose is
to provide funds to Jefferson County for equipment purchase
pursuant to Ch. 43.83A RCW and to aid in fulfilling the Departments
obligations under said chapter. commissioner Mercer moved to
approve and sign the grant, Commissioner Brown seconded the motion.
Unanimous.
2. Engineer Technician Position. The Board reviewed and approved
the notice for applications.
3. Clearwater Water System. Glen Bagley submitted the cost breakdown
and preliminary plans from the consulting engineer.
4. The Board reviewed the preliminary plans for County Road #18 to
Dabob/Coyle.
John Doubek, Director of Emergency Services, appeared re: (1) Civil
Defense Emergency Service Annual Program Papers stating what the status of the
program is in the County and what is planned for the next year. Moved by Com-
missioner Mercer, seconded by Commissioner Brown to approve and sign the annual
report. (2) The Sheriff is asking the City for a formal contract for use of
the County's jail facilities. Commissioher Brown explained to Mr. Doubek that
a contract is needed for State Jail Funding.
Open Space Application. Mr. Alex U. Bergeson, applicant, did not
appear. The Board discussed with Ed Darden, Planning Department, Mr. Bergeson's
proposal. Commissioner Mercer moved to delay the decision until October 1, 1979
so as Mr. Bergeson or a representative can be present. Commissioner Brown second-
ed the motion. Unanimous.
Contract & Amendment #1 between Jefferson County and Department of
Social & Health Services. Contract #1096-CGG-02888. Commissioner Mercer moved
to have Chairman O'Meara sign the contract and the amendment, Commissioner Brown
seconded the motion. Unanimous.
Lease #S-R & L 4262, Renewal; and Lease #S-R & L 4634. Office Space
in Jefferson County Multi-Service Building to the Department of Social & Health
Services. Commissioner Brown moved to sign the 2 above leases with D.S.H.S.,
Commissioner Mercer seconded the motion. Unanimous.
Resolution No. 93-79 re: Setting of hearing date for the proposed
budget extension; Jefferson County Community Counseling Service & Developmental
Disabilities Program. Mental Health, $10,192.00 and Bayshore & Discretionary D.D.,
$$2,224.00. Hearing will be October 1, 1979 at 10:30 a.m. in the Commissioners'
Chamber. Commissioner Brown moved to approve and sign resolution #93-79, Com-
missioner Mercer seconded the motion. Unanimous.
Approval of Minutes. Commissioner Mercer moved to approve the minutes
of September 10 & 17, 1979. Commissioner Brown seconded the motion. Unanimous.
The Board recessed and reconvened Tuesday, September 25, 1979 to
continue regular business. All members were present.
Architect David Johnston appeared and spoke with the Board regarding
the progress of the Gardiner Community Center since the Contractor received the
notice of cancellation. Johnston reported that there has been a full crew work-
ing full time since they received the notice. He submitted a list of imcomplete
items.
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BUSINESS FROM COUNTY DEPARTMENTS:
Health re: 1. Completion of 6 months probationary status for 2 employees.
The Board approved and signed for the proper salary increase.
Treasurer re: 1. Request permission to hire Western Data to update the tax
program. Chairman O'Meara and Commissioner Mercer approved
the request.
Cadero.
egress.
petition for vacation of County Road received from Patsy & Jerry
The Cadero's submitted the Declaration of Easement for ingress and
The Board set the hearing for November 12, 1979 at 11:00 a.m.
The Board recessed and reconvened Friday, September 28, 1979 to
continue regular business.
Liquor License. Transfer an E & F license from Sandra Mae Stevens
to Gary & Barbara Stimpson for the Center Valley Market. The Board approved
and signed the notice of no objection.
Notice from the Washington Traffic Safety Commission informing the
Board that Jefferson County was selected to participate in the Highway Safety
Program Analysis, conducted by the National Safety Council. Chairman O'Meara
named Gary Rowe of the Engineer's Office as Task Director.
Contract. Between Timberland Regional Library and Jefferson County
for rural library service for Brinnon and Queets. The total contract amount
is $8,773.00. The Board approved and signed the contract.
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