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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1295 . I I .. i . I I . Commissioner:'s Proceedings Vol. P Jefferson County, Washington ,481 . JJU.c.~.."'..MUJ!"A'(.t-UA!JI...I__ '15"~~_ A memo was received from Washington State Association of Counties advising of PUD's contention that counties should pay PUD costs of contracted fire protection with fire districts. Commissioner Brown stated that our county fire districts are thinking of approaching this Board to ask for mUlage for county property for fire pro- tection if the Hospital District is activated, and therefore, this is something that should be contemplated. Business from the Planning Department as follows: , (1) Motion by Commissioner Brown, second by Commissioner O'Meara to set hearing date on the text for the Shoreline Management Master Program for August 27th, at 7:30p.m. in the Commissioner's room. (2) Update of county Overall Economic Development Plan: Planning Director Cunningham stated the update, is no problem, buth the priority list for projects is very important. Board concurs that a new Board and Chairman should be appointed and requests Cunningham to write a letter to E.D.A. regarding the possibility of funding. (3) Planning Department and Planning Commission role in developing County Building Code: Board is uncertain whether to have the Planning Commission work on the county code or to appoint an 'ad hoc' committee specifically for this purpose. The Board v,till review the State Code before making a decision. (4) Copy of letter to Washington State Parks & Recreation Commission rs: Aval.labi1ity of potential recreational property, Dosewallips River. The Planning Department has recently been consulted regarding the disposition of a group of twenty one 6,000 sq. ft. lots l.mmediately north of the Dosewall!,ps River. Cunningham advised that the property is located in a flood prone area and could be better utilized by State Parks than by private owners. Board concurs. Request' from the Navy for a meeting during the week of August 11th re: Proposed Indian Island Reactivation. Meeting date set for Thursday, August 15th. ,9:30a.m., in the Jury Room. Notice will be sent to the School Districts, Mayor, Port, PUD, C.A.C., Puget Sound Power & Light, County Engineer and Planning Director. Board discussed a letter from the State Highway Commission re: Winter Service for Port Townsend-Keystone Ferry. Motion by Commissioner Brown, second by Commissioner O'Meara for a letter to be written stating they would like to see continued year around ferry service on the Port Townsend-Keystone route. \ Board approved and signed Call for Bids, for the furnishing of one wheel loader - backhoe unit', to be opened and read August 26th. .,. The remaining correspondence was reviewed with little or no comment: Letter from Frank D. Cohan, Inc. re: County's order for Playground Equipment. Notice from Parks & Recreation Commission of funding requests for projects located in Jefferson County. Notice from 1974 Reconvened August Board of Equalization re: 1974 Ratio. Fact Sheet, from the Department of Ecology, Industrial Section re: Crown Zellerbach's application for NPDES Permit to discharge to State Waters. (Referred to Planning Department for review and advisement) Notice of new application from the State Liquor Board, for Class EF license for Eivind Hjelvik, Martha Hjelvik and Ethel Hjelvik; Hjelvik Store. Letter from Olympic National Forest, Olympia re: Land Use Planning Team. Notice from the Department of Ecology re: Termination of 45-day review period, Department of Natural Resources, Permit No. 74. Department of Revenue re: Revaluation "rollback" Ii nder HB 186. Rules and regulations for the implementation of the Involuntary Treatment Bill, from the Department of Social and Health Services. Jefferson County PUD, 1974 There being no further business before the Bee. I'd, the meeting was adjourned. #################*################################# August 19,1974 10:00a.m. Meeting called to order by Chairman Walter A. Kelly with all Members present. Sheriff Hansen appeared re: Central Dispatch System. He stated the operation is progressing in a satisfactory manner and he feels the people are rec\9iving better service. However, due to this now operation, the workload has increased for the Dispatchers, and he requests permission to increase their salary $30 a month by granting them a percentage of the service fee from the city. He also requests permiSSion to incorporate a stipulation in the agreement between the county and the city, whereby, when there 1s e need to Increaso the service fee from the city, that a certain percentage be directed to thE) Dispatchers. Commisaim'1ar Brown advised that a percent-. age raise should be left open for negotiation and not included in the agreement. Board concurs. The request for a $30 a month raise will be held in abeyance until Sheriff Hansen is in a pOSition to submit additional figures on the increase in the workload. fa y Hobbs, Clarence Porter, from QuilcenfJ, and Dick Roberts, from Dabob, appeared to register complaints against the county for putting gravel on the Chimacum to Center Road. Mr. Hobbs has three broken windshields ;' and Mr. Porter and Mr. Roberts each have one broken windhie1.d because of flying rocks. The Board advised thati the Road Department is oiling the road and the gl-avEll is neoeasary for sealing. The problem is, people are driving in excess of the speed limit, and the county cannot be helclliable unloss it can be proven that the rook came off of a loaded county truck. However, the Board will check further with the Insurance Company and advise if they receive any additional information. Motion by Commissioner O'Meara, secorld by Commissioner Brown to lIpp,.ovo and adopt Resolution No. 48-74, Cost of living increase for County Employees, as follows. !tesolutlon, includh1g the notice of public hoaring will be published. Hearing date set lor SBptembor 3rd. I I _..t.....__........,...,~_1IIIlIf.