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Commissioner's Proceedings Vol. P
Jefferson County, Washington
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Engineer Becker advised that the Board may need to issue a permit for approach for the clearing of property on II
tha Airport cut-off road. Stated the approach they are now using is dangerous due to curve in highway. Crown I,
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Zellerbach owns adjacent property but refuses permission for any part to be used as approach. Becker will in- 1,
vestigate further and notify the Board of his findings.
Assessor, Jim Sofie appeared to advise that he was able to purchase two cars to be used by his office, from the:;
State for $900 each. Cost was much less than anticipated. County will auction off old cars from Assessor's '
Office, Sheriff's Office and the Road Dept, at a later date.
Board received Minutes of Shoreland Advisory Commission meeting of Febraury 17th which in one portion stated:
it was their decision that the Port of Port Townsend did not need a permit for their two proposed projects at
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Quilcene Boat Haven, due to the construction being in the category of "repairs to existing structures damaged
by the elements". Letters will be sent to the Dept. of Ecology, Attny. General's Offce and Port of Port
Townsend advising of their decision.
Board received the following without comment:
Copy of letter to Pug-et Sr.:lund Exchange Corp., % Dr. Glen Deer, from Randall M. Durant, District Sanitarian,
advising that the proposed site for the construction of a club house is not suitable for drainage sewage dispos- .
al and a holding tan~ system cannot be allowed.
Pre-application notification form for the Port of Port Townsend, from Clallam County Planning Commission.
Request for funds to prepare an Airport Master Plan for Jefferson County International Airport.
letter from Washington Association Soil and Water Conservation Districts regarding proposed legislation
that would have Soil and Water Districts establish soil loss limits and practices that would contain soil losses
within such limits.
Minutes of the Hood Canal Advisory Commission meeting of February 9, 1972.
Notice from Dept. of Revenue of local sales tax distribution.
Questionnaire from Dept. of Health, Education and Welfare re: Policies which w1l1 guide Program IMPACT
(Title 1 of the Higher Education Act of 1965) during the coming year.
There being no further business before the Board, the meeting was adjourned.
Board of Jefferson County Commissioners
Attest:
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A.M. O'Meara, Chairman.
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Walter A. Kelly, MerTlber
Betty J. Temple, County Auditor & Ex-officio
Clerk of Board of County Commissioners
March 6,1972
10:00 a .m. Meeting called to order by Chairman A.M.O'Meara with all members present.
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Motion by Commissioner Huntingford, second by Commissioner Kelly to approve minutes of February 28th meeting.
Mr. Horace Gleason presented proposal for Shoreline Management Survey. Engineer Becker informed Board of
Mr. Gleason's qualifications. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Wojt were present and voiced compliant against Mr.
Gleason's proposal being accepted at this late date. It was explained that sealed bids were not called for
and therefore Mr. Glf3ason's proposal could not be considered late. Motion by Commissioner Huntingford,
second by Commissioner Kelly to accept bid from Horace Gleason due to low bid proposal and knowledge of the
entire county. Unanimous by Board.
Letter froln Mayor of Port Towasend stating the county is to transfer lighting f!.xtures previously discussed to
the City Hall. Board will check with 01 stodian. No objections by the Board at this time.
Auditor, Betty Temple, presented lettm concerning Colonial Life Ins. Co. Letter grants approval for insurance
representativefl to speak to county employees. Board unanimously approved letter. Mrs. Temple also presented:
Notice from Waohington Public Employees' Retirement System re: Changes in retirement benefits.
Engineer Becker preoented maps and letter from Craigen & Rank Co. for proposed cover for Memorial Field
Stadium. Chairman O'Meara contacted firm by phone and was informed all pertinent information will be
available by March 13th.
Becker also discussed proposed floats for Lake Leland. Estimated cost will be $6 to $ 7.per square feet
(6)(8)(26" deep) installed.
Mr. Smithy F. Bedell appeared to present Iloard with preliminary plans for a TraUor Park on Marrowstone Island. ]1
No water or perk tests taken at this time. Splices in park will be rented, not sold. He was advised to contac t 'i
Ilnd wOl'k with the Health Department for all sllnitary facilities. No objections by Board as long as park com-
pHes with all regulations and apecif1cal1\ons of the Health Department.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Mann appe:ued rA: Applil,ation for Soldiers' & SaHors' Relief Fund. Chairman O'Meara ad-
vised them he would chack with the Dept. of Public Assistance & notifY' them of their decision next Monday. ,1
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J..etter from Calmar A. MCCUM roquesting re-appointment of the follOWing for the Mental Health/Menta 1 Retardll-i[
t.ion Board: A.M.O'Meara, Dr. William J. Scheyer, Calmar A. McCune, Robert Johnson & Phyllis Bee. New meT-
bel'S recommended were: Father Walter Truitt, Mr, Jack V. Brown & Marjory Johnson. Motion by Commissioner Ii
Kelly, second by Commfssfonez' HunttnQford to make appointments & re-appointments as recommended. . Unani- 1'1
mOlls by Boord. Fifteenth position. will be filled at later date.
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