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Commissioner's Proceedings Vol. P
Jefferson County, Washington
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BOARD OF JEFFERSON COUNTY Ca.1MISSIONERS
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April 6, 1970
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10:OOa.m. Meeting called to arder by Chairman Walter A. Kelly with all members present.
Bid Opening: Timber Sale at Mt. Walker garbage dump
Wally H. Pederson - $27.50 per thousand board feet
P. & R. Logging - $12.50 per thousand board feet
Motion made by Commissioner Huntingfcrd and seconded by Commissioner O'Meara to award bid to
Wally H. Pederson for $27.50 per thousand board feet.
Meeting with School District No. 49 Principal and administrators. Commissioner Huntingford
asked if they would consider a trade, ar transfer of part of the property wanted by the School
and owned by the County. He said an agreement coo ld be made on the other property to be
spread over a ten (10) year period for approximately $20,000. Full payment not due until the
end of ten years.
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Mr. Charles A. Meyers said he considered this a fair offer. Plan will be discussed by the
School Administrators and will let the Commissioners know their decision.
People attending the meeting were: Ray Ondracek, Principal, Charles A. Meyers, Guy Rudolph Jr
B. G. Brown and other School District No. 49 administrators.
)\jr. Fr.ank Fuller, ~!:rs. L. Leslie Bailey, Carl Wo:r1Ilnd, A. vJ. Worlund and Forrest Shumaker
appeared to protest the building of a boat ramp by the County between the plat of Fuller's
Acres ani the Marrowstone Resort.
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Commissioners informed them that a ramp could not be built because of lack of space.
. Mr. John Duff of Nordland, appeared concerning filing water rights on his well.
Mr. Jeff Pederson and Mr. Bernard Arthur representing th e Port Townsend JC' s appeared re:
Lease or rental of the VFW Hall for the young people and the JC's functions. Presented letter
to the Commissioners of their intentions of restoration of the building and its use. Mr.
said they did not want to take the place away from the VFW, but this could guarantee the JC's
and young people of a place to hold th eir meetings, dances, dinners etc.
Commissioners informed them they would try to have a definite answer far them by the meeting
on April 20th., and asked them to appear again at that time. Commissioners will consult
Prosecuting Attorney William Daly on the matter.
t-Iotion made by Commissioner O'Meara and seconded by Commissioner Huntingford to accept Ordin-
ance No. 1-70 as written.
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ORDINANCE NO. l-70
AN ORDINANCE
of .Jefferson Calnty, Washington, providing for the regulation of
assemblies; defining the factors and conditions pertaining thereto;
setting forth a procedure for the issuance of a permit and fixing
penalties for the violation, or violations, hereof.
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WHERI.1:AS, it appears necessary for the protection of the health and welfare of the
rgeneral public with regard to entertainments, amusements and assemblies catering to the gen-
.eral public, tha.t certain rules and regulations bE! set forth in ~lriting and thus be establish-
,ed nnd fixadj and
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WHEREAS, there is a danger to the p130ple attending, clr taking part in the gatl"ar..
linos, .if peoper sanitary, poli,ce and other health and slllfety measures are not reasonably
,datermined; now, therefore,
TIm. BOARD OF COUNTY COMt-IISSIONERS DOES ormAIN as folloll,'s:
~ngroN ...L-.-..BASIC q,AU~E:
I It shall blil unlawful for any porson, pOI'sons, curporation, organi:al\tion, llmdowncr,
,'lesHeo or lossor to allo'/I, enc:our<lge, organize, promote, conduct, permit or causo to be adver-
;,tis~d an GntGl'tainmont, amusement, or assembly ot! porsons for. ::I.ny purpose Which sl'\id perRon,
,persons, corporation, .organization, landowner, leseat~ or lossor believes or haa rfi'll..\son to be~
I:lie'le, will attract one thousand (1,000) or more persons for twelve (l2) or morc continuous
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