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COMMISSIONER'S PROCEEDINGS VOL. 0
JEf'FERSONCOUNTY WASHINGTON
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Bills were examined and approved with distribution as follows:
I-lAY BILL:
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Current Expense Fund
County Road Fund
Soldiers & Sailors Relief Fund
J. C. Fire District No.l
J. C. Fire District No.2
J. C. Fire District NO.3
School Superintendent ,Special Fund
Law Library
T. B. Hospital
$16,195.89
48,660.27
375.00
413.70
64.78
,116.01
1,180.06
28.66
l,473.lg
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Mr. Harry Sutllllffe,' Washington Association of County Commi ssioners, appeared in
regard to insurance for County Employees through WSACC insurance package (United Pacific
Life Insurance Co.). I~surance discussion will be continued June 19, 1967 maeting.
y~. Jack E. Winn Olympia, appeared and offered to recruise timber land in West
End of County. $1,350.00 allowed. for a three month trial period. This was agreed in
a motion made by Walter A. Kelly and seconded by Lyall Arey. Agreement will be presented
for Commissioners signature when written.
There being no further business meeting was a djourned until June 19th.
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June 19, 1967
The Honorable Boar'd of County Commissioner~ met with all Board members present.
Ydnutes of the February and March meetings were read and approved.
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Engineer Becker presented 'Request for deviant to regulations. governing minimum
lot size' from Donner and Sharon Buchet and Mrs. Claude Buchet, as owners of Government
Lots 1 and 2, Section 23, Township 26, Jefferson County, from the minimum lot size of .
9,000 square feet with water and sewage systems to 5,600 square feet. After due consid.
eration, Commissioner Arey moved and Commissioner Kelly seconded motion that the deviant'
be accepted as corrected - The lots in Government Lots 1 and 2, Section 23, Township 26,
Jefferson County be reduced from 9,000 square feet with water and sewage systems to
6.200 square feet (5,600 sq. ft. requested)with water and sewage systems.
Mr. Jerry, Caldwell from Caldwell Y~chinery Co.,Inc. appeared in regard to the
Asphalt Heating Kettles awarded Caldwell Machinery Co.,Inc. at June 5, 1967 bid opening.
He felt the Tube fired Kettle, as bid is not a safe kettle due to fact that tar cannot
be emptied less than halfway without damger of fire. Stated pot he bid is not available
now at bid price but offered to replace a better bottom fired pot at same price.
Commissioners and Engineers said they would haye to have time to consider but felt if
there was any change, the pot should be put out to bid again.
Clarence Lammers appeared regarding permisslon to clear 60 feet - road right away
acrods from his property on Cape George road. Commissioners were in agreement. Mr.
Lammers will get written permission from his father for Engineer to have trees and
brush cut back on his property where Hastings Avenue swings in to Cape George Road to
eliminate blind corner.
Engineer Becker announced that bids will be opened in Olympan on Wednesday, June
21, 1967, for Center-Dabob road to Center road by Tony Scalzo's property. He estimates
job at approximately $100,000.00 - for bid and contingents.)
11:00 a.m. bid opening for one (1) 1967 automobile was held with re~JUlta as
follows:
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* Buhler Motors
Kruse Car Center
'rhomas /I1otors
Kruse Car Center (opt~on)
~2,599.24
2,690.88
2,708.05
2,808.19
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Motion made by Lrall Arey, seconded by Walter Kelly that Buhler Motors bid be acceptGd.
It was unanimous y agreed.
Jack Heath came before Board to discuss Group Medical Plan for WSACC. Mr. Hoath
will contact WSACC's Harry Sutliffe for a July evening date to come speak to the County
, Employees.
Recess for Lunph.
There was a meeting in the Commissioners Room at 1:00 p.m. ut the l'equaat of the
U. S. Forest Service District Superviaor, Ri chard "Diok" Worthington to answor quallt.iorlO.
offer guidance and point out pitfalls, in answer to tho Commissioners letters to
Jackson, Magnuaon and Meeds regarding DosewulUps Basin and area of Tubal Cuin Mina us I,
aites for fut.ure ski areaa. Attonding with Mr. Worthington was Curt SwanBoll, RecreuUcri ul
Areas Supervisor and Harold Nyberg, District Hanger from Quilcene, all of the U. 3. Foratlt
Servioe. ,Interested Spectators were Calmar McCune I Port 'l'ownsend attorney; Flltijer Robt.il
Burger St. Paul's Epiocopal Church, P. T. who ohowed slides recentlr taken of the ::
'I'ubal Cain areaj Dr. Skerbeck of Port Angeifts; 'fed Simpson Port Ange e3 j both who i'
work with Glen Wiggina who was unllblo to attend but is vitally interested in the devo1o~
ment of ski areaa. .
The U. S. Forost Service is of the opinion it would take approximately 10 years
to dovoJ.op n olei aroa in tho Olympi 06 with the following facto rfl to be taken into
consideration:
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