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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1206 ;' 396 Commissioner's Proceedings Vol. P Jefferson County, Washington TRICK -, -lo4un"AT,.U,TTLI- ...81 I'. .... I I' I that balls up herring and in southern Puget Sound, this is the only one th5t does, which is the way 90% of the bait herring is caught. Planning Director, Dave Cunningham, stated in so far as the impact statement is concerned, he does not feel substantial evidence has been presented to indicate that Division 5 should be protected in its entirety and therefore, recommends that Jefferson County be the first to protect the auklets by approving the plat with restrictions recommended by his department and the planning commission. Chairman Kelly stated he feels sufficient evidence has been presented and thinks approval of the plat development should be denied. Board will take all information presented into consideration before making a final decision. Also attending this hearing were R.G .Beers, Gunnar Fagerland and William Bishop. Mr. Melvin Kivley submitted six copies of the final prOp9S(ld plat map of Kivley's Addition to Hadlock to Engineer Becker as required. Hearing regarding the issuance of a Class H liquor license for Quilcene Cafe. Board received letter from the District Sanitarian adviSing that all requirements had been met and he has no objection to the issuance of the license. Letter was also received from the Chairman, Quilcene School Board, stating they have made no de- cision and the matter will be taken into consideration on Monday evening, December 10th. Tex Lockridge said the VFW is not now going to apply for a class H license, as he previously stated, and therefore he feels they are all in favor of the license for Quilcene Cafe. Paul Gahr and Steve Dowen, applicants, presented petitions from the business community of Quilcene in favor of license with 142 signatures. Bill Stratton, Quilcene, also spoke in favor of issuance of license. Don Thacker advised that he is negotiating with the applicants for the sale or lease of his property for parking area. Richard Marshall, School Teacher and Minister, read lengthly statement of disapproval. Also appearing with Mr. Marshall in opposition to the license were Bob Morton, Bertha Higham, Pastor, Quilcene Church, Ed Dobeas, Jean Martin, Michael Zapareski, Don Ward, Lorna Ward, Bert Ericsen, John Siebenbaum, David Whitman and Richard and Rosalie Keishchner. Commissioner O'Meara feels the Board should approve the issuance subject to the actions of the school board and the churches and so moved. 6:0mmissioner Brown requests additional confirmation in writing on parking areas and therefore action will be delayed. Bill Stratton discussed his" short property section" with the Board and Assessor Hansen. No decision made. Mr. Stratton is to discuss the matter further with Mr. Hansen. Auditor, Betty Temple, advised that Judge Chamberlin Signed the Order prohibiting the county to place the DNR timber sales on the tax rolls. All department budgets I except reimbursable budgets and budgets matched by Federal and State funds, wUl have to be reduced to meet the lowered valuation for 1974. Negotiated salaries will also be exempt from the cut-back", Engineer Becker discussed the completion of roads in Lazy C, Division 3. Stated the yare satisfactory to him and recommends releasing of the bond. Motion by Commissioner 0' Meara, second by Commissioner Kelly to release the road bond to John Swift, Developer. The following correspondence was reviewed without comment: Letter from the Senate Committee on Ways and Means re: Open Space Act of 1973. (Referred to the Assessor) Letter from the Department of Social and Health Services re: Federalization Assistance Program. Memorandum from the Department of Social and Health Services re: Request for review of draft of "Proposed Standards for Alcoholism Treatment Facilities." Quarterly Progress Report on the Imprementation of the Uniform Alcoholism and Intoxication Treatment Act. Ill. Preliminary Draft of the Rules and Regulations for the New Involuntary Treatment Act for the Mentally public Notice No. 071-0Y5-l-00l640, James T. Aylesworth, from the Corps of Engineers. (Referred to County Planner.) Memorandum from the Department of Social and Health Services re: Allocation of Alcoholism Funds to Counties. Information from the State Highway Commission 're: Federal Aid Urban Funds, 1973 Federal Aid Highway Act. County trust land fee title land transmittal of funds, from the Department of Natural Resources. ($l,245.89-interest earned from DNR Suspense Fund.) Circulars from tho Executive Off1ce of the President, Office of Management and Budget re: Uniform administration requirements for grantS-in-aid to State and Local governments. Minutes of Hood Canal Advisory Commission meeting of November 14th. Board approved and signed November bills to be paid in December as follows. Current Expense County Roads EqUipment Rental & Revolving County Fair Department of Emergency Servioes Fire Prot. District No. 1 Fire Proto District No.2 Fire Proto Distriot No. 3 Fire Proto District No.4' Fire Proto District No.5 Water District No. 1 Water Distriot No.2 Mental Health 8. Retardation Council on Alooholism $18,437.42 30,4l2 .12 7,446.55 305.25 104 .17 322.49 639.69 5,974.93 1,209.36 1,430.89 497.72 43.49 2,641. 76 1,035.60 ~J__~_...-..J'''''''II!L.o....._''''a ~ ___ .--1lIiIIIiP111111 ........... . I I .. I . I I . ','