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Home My WebLink About0650 5:10 COMMISSIONER'S PROCEEDINGS VOL. 0 JEFFERSON COUNTY WASHINGTON TRICK' MURRAY .eM ,lInl.n All that 5.38 miles o~ existing subject read beginning at the southerly right of way line of SR 9 (PSH 9) Sta. 0+61.8 situated in the S~ of the NE\, Section 19, Township 29 North, Range 1 West, W. M.; .~~ X thence southerly via Sections 19 and 30, Township 29 North, Range 1 West, W. M.; thence southeasterly via SeBtion 32, Township 29 North, Range 1 West, W. M., and Section 5, Township 28 North, Range 1 West, W. M.; thence east on line between Sect.ions 4 and 9, ,nd' Sections 3 and 10, Township 28 North, Range 1 West. W. M.; thence northeasterly to station Sl~OO on center line of old SR 104 (SSH 9-B) situated in the SB \ o~ the SW \,. Section 3', Township 28 North, Range 1 West, W. M. Preliminary notice of this trans~er o~ highway route was provided you on August 1, 1966. Representatives of both the state Highway Department and Jef~erson County inspected the road s section jointly on October 31, 1968, and agreed that the condition of the Highway is satisfactory and conforms to acceptable standards. All pertinent maps and documents on ~ile in HighwMy Department Headquarters will be ~orwarded to you at an early date. Very truly you~s s/W. A. BULLEY, P. E. Assistant Director for State Aid Engineer Becker expressed disatisfaction of the work to be done by county for the ~ee set by the State, including brush Clearing on roadside. Did 'not ~eel fee by State was adequate. Application from State Liquar Boar.d of Extension of Discovery Bay Lodge H-license from January 1, 1969 to March 31, 1969 was read. There being no objections by Commissioners, application will be filed. Northwest Pacific Telephone Company submitted three ~equests for permits as follows: 1. Buried cable on the south side o~ county road # 18 to provide additional facilities to the Hadlock Housing project. 2. Buried cable along Gilman Road east o~ Oak Bay Road. 3. Buried cable on the south side o~county Road No. 18 to extend service. John Doubek, Civil De~ense Director appe~red with the Civil Defense progrees report for the last six months work. Doubek v9rbally reported that Je~~erson County has picked up three RADEF Monitors and trained an additional 314 persons in the mediaal self help program. Also, mentioned the generator purchased for Civil Defense and housed in the Court House basement is now in working order. The tbreejeeps purchased from surplus for $200.00 (one ~or use and the other two ~or spare parts) will be used by the Sheriff's Department for rescue work. Motion made by Lyall Arey; seconded by Walter Kelly, that Paci~ic Northwest Telephone Company be granted permits ~or work as submitted with the stipulation that road shoulders be left in acceptable condition. Commissioners adjourned for lunch. Afternoon session, January 6, 1969 County Commissioners' Meeting Letter read xrom Wm. F. Pumphrey, Rt. 2, Box 338, sequim, WaShington, expressing ~rs. Pumphrey and his appreciation to Mr. Becker and his crew for the efficient way his drainage problem was handled. Bob Johnson, Chairman of Jefferson County Mental Health (Retardation) Board submitted the following representatives 0.. the Retardation Boardl A. M. O'Meara, County Commissioner Rep.; Dr. William J. Scheyer, Medical Society rep.; Mrs. Phyllis Bee, R. N., Local Health Departluent; Calmar A. McCune, Superior Court appointment; Jane L. campbell, St to Dept. of Public Assistance; Rev. Gordon M. Alford, St. John's Hospital Board; Mrs. Clarabelle Cook, Lay Association (Gael Stu&rt Guild); Robert C. Johnson, School psychologist, Interagency Council;Frank Er.b, Labor-Coordinating Committee; Robert M. Grimm, Businass and Civic Organizations I Robert S. Lockhart, Industry; Rev. Marshall Miller, Ministerial Association; Mrs. Valarie Koschnick, Community Action Council; Mios Ednis Dunbar, Jefferson County Schools. Ralph Thoriault, Theriault Building Supply, introduced Leslie A. Fosmire and Donald Byham from Pacific Commercial Carpet Corporation to demonstrate samples of indoor- outdoor carpeting for. possiblo courthouse installation. Mr. Baird, Vice-President of Pope ~nd Talbot Development Company appeared before the Board r9garding the next division Pope and Talbot will be platting in Port Ludlow. With an amendment to the prosent platting r0gulations, they would be able to have thoir next division ready for approval by May 1, 1969. Revision was Agre~able with Engineer and the Commissioners - *0 amend platting regulations to accept performanc4 bond for projects OVQ~ $100,000.00 to enable Popo and Talbot to take advantage o~ tho selling soa80n'and procede with road construction during seasonable weather. Engineor Becker will rQvise platting regulations and I'end Pope and Talbot a copy of tho rovision, upon commislI)ionolCo approvAl. w.lIoting was adjourned in rogul.ar form. ~ ~ ~ t:::l ;&;;- . I I I . I I .