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BOARD OF JEFFERSON COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
District No. 1
Oistri cl. No. 2
DisLri('L No.3
Commissioner
commissioner
commissioner
A. M. O'Meara, Chairman
B. G. Brown, Member
Carroll M. Mercer, Member
Clerk of the Board
Enginc"r
Secrct"ry
Betty J. Anderson, Auditor
Milt Sanstrom, P.E.
Jerdine C. Bragg
M I NUT E S
Week of
October 20, 1980
10:00 ',a.m. Meeting called to order by Chairman A. H. O'~1eara with all
members present.
Richard Thomas, owner of the Hastings Building in downtown Port
Townsend, appeared to request the lease of county owned land behind his
building. Mr. Thompson explained that he would like to have control of that
property in order to prevent the frequent crimes. He also explained that the
designated fire lane is not always clear and proposes to keep it clear. The
Board advised that they will get in contact with the police chief and the
City Council to clear up any problems.
Letter of confirmation from Allied Sheet Metal Fabricators, Inc.
on purchasing the County's NCR equipment. The Board will check into when
the equipment will be available.
David Johnston, Architect, appeared to discuss the proposed
plan to expand the Tri-Area Community Center. They discussed the most
feasible way to construct a handicap ramp to the basement to enable public
use.
Mr. Johnston also discussed with the Board possible plans and steps for
updating or building a jail. He attended a seminar on the subject.
Alan S. Carman appeared to request an exemption of the Subdivision
Ordinance under Section 3.40, Subsection 10 or 11, or both, to allow a pro-
posed property transfer for Worthington and Morris. The Planning Department
has determined that compliance with the platting provisions of Jefferson
County Subdivision Ordinance is required. After review, the Board agreed to
the Planning Departments determination.
Resolution No. 131-80 re: Hearing Notice of Proposed Budget
Extension for transportation facilities and systems. The amount of $15,700.
is needed for the Development of Transportation Facilities & Systems which
is rellruxrrsable through the Washington State Department of Transportation.
Hearing will be held November 3, 1980 at 10:30 a.m. in the Commissioners'
Chamber. The Board approved and signed the resolution.
Resolution No. 132-80 re: Intent to Vacate portions of the
Beaver Valley Road. Hearing will be December 8, 1980 at 11:30 a.m. in the
Commissioners' Chamber. The Board approved and signed the resolution.
BUSINESS FROM COUNTY DEPARTMENTS:
Building
Department re:
1. Refund of permit fee. :Refund of $56.00 is needed to correct
an error in the calculation of square footage. The Board
approved and signed the refund.
Housing
Authority re:
1. The Board accepted the resignation of Wally Pederson. A
replacement will be appointed at a later date.
Planning re:
1. S.E.P.A. Threshold Determination:
a) G. R. Webb, K. H. Webb, and Chris Ditlefsen propose to
construct a Product Distribution Warehouse for Standard
oil Jobber located in the Kearney sub-division. The Board
reviewed the environmental check list and mitigative
measures. Commissioner Mercer moved to sign the declaration
of non-significance, Commissioner Brown seconded the motion.
Unanimous.
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2. Shoreline Management Development Permit Application:
a) No. 11-80; Jack Morris. The project is to construct
a private dock for moorage located on the southwest shore
of Mats Mats Bay. The Shoreline Management Commission
recommends approval subject to 1 condition (the facility
shall not be used for commercial purposes.) Commissioner
Brown moved to approve the permit, Commissioner Mercer
seconded the motion. Unanimous.
3. Regional Council:
a) South Sound Chum Genetic Marking Project by Washington
State Department of Fisheries. Commissioner Brown moved
to declare no conflict, Commissioner Mercer seconded the
motion. Unanimous.
4. Copies of letters:
a) To George Bulley re: Evaluation of Exisitng and Proposed
Airport Facilities and Land Use Compatibility
b) Duane Hardie re: Ellis Short Plat
c) Jim Coombs re: Pleasant Harbor Condominiums, Inc.
5. Amendment #2 to Grant #G80-016 between the State of
Washington Department of Ecology and Jefferson County.
The Board approved to have Chairman O'Meara sign the
amendment.
The Board recessed and reconvened Tuesday, October 21, 1980 to
continue regular business. All members were present.
Resolution No. 133-80 re: Disbursement of Federal Forest Reserve
Monies (75%). Jefferson County is in receipt of $3,623,816.08 which repre-
sents 75% of this County's share for the calendar year 1980. Commissioner
Brown moved to approve and sign the resolution, Commissioner Mercer seconded
the motion. Unanimous.
Resolution No. 134-80 re: Hearing Notice; Proposed Budget
Extension for Bayshore Enterprises. Because Bayshore added four certified
clients to their program in July, the amount of $6,859.00 is needed which ~",
will be reimbursed by the State. Hearing will be held November 3, 1980 at
10:00 a.m. in the Commissioners' Chamber. Commissioner Mercer moved to
approve and sign the resolution, Commissioner Brown seconded the motion.
Unanimous.
Resolution No. 135-80 re: Budget Transfer for the County Commis-
sioners' Budget. This resolution covers the need for additional monies in
the communication and office supplies catagories. The total amount transfered
is $1,700.00. Commissioner Brown moved to approve the resolution, Commissioner
Mercer seconded the motion. Unanimous.
Resolution No. 136-80 re:. Budget Transfer from Commissioners'
Budget to the Sheriff's Budget the amount of $720.00 for Jefferson County's
contribution to Clallam County for the Federal LEAA Planning Grant. This
was paid from the Commissioners' Budget to speed procedures and now should
be transfered to the Sheriff's. The Board approved and signed the resolution.
Contract Amendment 1060-AGG-24592(1) re: Special Terms and
Conditions, Exhibit "A", Transporting Involuntary Committed Individuals. Com-
missioner Mercer moved to approve and sign the contract amendment, Commissioner
Brown seconded the motion. Unanimous.
Treasurer re: 1. Petition for property tax refund. Refund $19.23 to Roy A.
Eldred, paid in error as a result of clerical error in
extending tax rolls. Certified by the Assessor and Treas-
urer. Commissioner Brown moved to allow refund, Commis-
sioner Mercer seconded the motion. Unanimous.
2. The Board reviewed and signed the Treasurers Report from
July through September, 1980.
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