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Home My WebLink About0616 494 COMMISSIONER'S PROCEEDINGS YOL. 0 ~ := ~ = > JEFFERSON COUNTY WASHINGTON TaICK . IIURUT Ie. rll...." . September 16, 1968 Meeting called to order by Chairman George Huntingtord with all members present. Howard Riddell ot C\\pe Geo1:ge Development appeared regarding cape George Village 'I Diviaion No.7, to ask the Commissioners to approve the plat tor recording. Auditor as~ed Mr. Riddell it hca could recall the name of tte Dian who accompanied Mr. Allan Tonnen ot: the Real Bstate Division on his trip to Cape George in rE/9ard to water situation. Mr. Riddell said two men (not one a8 intimated on Sept. 3rd) accompanied Mr. Tonnon to cape Gao~ge on August 31at. This time ha ~aid they were not there on the water system or the Village as mantioned on the earlier date. Mr. Riddell said the t'~m ot Hill and Bngman reportl'was sent to the Real Bstate Division. (Mr. Riddell's statement was not clear here). I Jim Meehan, cape George Colong, asked Mr. Riddell to explain why he is platting additional divisions, when the developer8 had promised the homeowners they would do no more sUbdividing at Cape George at.ter Division 5... Mr. Meehan requested that the County COh~issioners hold ott;on any otticial action until the Cape George difticulties are settled. Commit~ee ~rom cape George expressed grave concern to the commissioners that the Colony and Village developments were overextended tor the tacilities ~vailable and promised. Mr. Ridd~ll felt none of this was pertinent to the acceptance of Cape Gaorge Village, Division No. 7. ~Ie said he promised separate water system ~or this Division. Water pipes must be of adequate size to furnish water to the entire Division. Mr. Meehan objected to this being made ~ part of the Development known as Cape George Village and Colong for road and water system upkeep. Mr. Andrews of Cape George expressed the view that Cape George water system transcript trom cape George engineer to Health Department (State ot Washington); to Real Estate Division was recommendation and confidential and not for public release at this time. Mr. Meehan gave the Board ox Commissioners the Rules and Regulations of State Board of Health relating to public water 5uppliQS and aoked tor compliance before commissioners approve ~ision No.7. COMmissioners advised Mr. Riddell that permission would be held in abeyance until compliance is met. ds Representatives ~rom the Quilcene Community Club appeared to ask the Commissioners for financial assistance in acquiring twostreet lights. Bob DeSkins, Port Ludlow appeared with Fire District No. 3's 1969 Budget and a supplemental to the 1968 Budget to show Pope .and Talbot donation for new fire engine. I Owne~s of the ~~istling Oyster Tavern and the Valley Tavern again appeared regarding amusement machine licneses Ior their own privately owned establishments. Commissioners felt it should be held in abeyance until 1969. Requested the Clarks and Yackulics to check with Mr. Daly on technicalities. Bid opening for Thorndyke Road Construction was held with the following results: I Strong & MacDonald Bass C08struction J. W. Presley J. D. Dutton P. J. Hopkins ExcavatXRgors, Inc. J. P. Anderson, ,Inc Hilltop Construction Co. Commercial Excavating J. P Surace Scaxsella Bros., Inc. 94,42; .50 100,319.30 97,363.80 99,614.00 80,887.00 84,362.80 77,976.50 78,289.60 88,185.70 63,567.40 119,253.50 . M~. Becker reviewed the bids and upon his recommendation Commissioner Arey moved and Commissioner Kelly seconded motion to award bid to Surace. Bennstt Gale And S. T. Carlson of. Olympic National Park appear.ed to request a moeting with the Commiasioners torFriday, October 11, 1968 in regard to wilderness area in the Olyillpic National Park. Thb being a 111Atii!ltactory date with the commissioners, it was so ar~anged with a public hearing to be held in the Court Room later in the day, so the public would be intormed ot thair plan. Motion m~de by Commisoioner Krey, seconded by Commissioner Kelly to go out for bid tor a tront-end loader. John Doubek appeared before commissioners in regard to purchasing a lOKW emorgency power generator through governmant surplus and using civil Detenso tunds tor that purpoGo.. Ken Brown will do tho i~atallation work for setting it up in the boiler room at tho courthousG. Eotimate cost ot 9onerator $200.00; cost ot installAtion $250.00. Him proposal met with tho ftppzov&l ot the commiB~ionors. B~in9 no further bumine80 bAioro theGoard, the meeting waD ~djournmd until the 23rd 8PQ~~ia.l m~'QtinQl I I N#~N"#fI#ilfI(I1##tJ####fI#IIIi#II##H##flH# Special Meeting Soptomber 23, 1968 Special mOf,llt:ing Wl\D called to ordor' by Chairman George Huntingtord with All i member. presont. Matter ot Emer~~ncy Rosolution No. 26-68 in rec&rd to additional II Appropriation tor COUT.bhoUUQ ropAir in ~mount ot $9,545.24 WAS ro~d and reviewed. ThorJ bQing no public objgotiono to tho a~pcndituro And it being a necessary and untore3Qen oxpanB~ tor 1968, the cxpenditur0 w~o approved and t.he order signed as tollowsl .