08/02/1994 City CouncilTHESE MINUTES APPROVED AT THE
AUGUST 16, 1994 CITY COUNCIL MEETING
EDMONDS CITY COUNCIL APPROVED MINUTES
AUGUST 2, 1994
Prior to the start of the regular City Council Meeting, the Council held an Executive Session on a
Real Estate Matter. The Executive Session began at 6:30 p.m. and finished at 7:30 p.m.
The City Council meeting was called to order at 7:45 p.m. by Mayor Laura Hall in the Library
Plaza Room, 650 Main Street. The meeting was preceded by a flag salute.
ELECTED OFFICIALS
Laura Hall, Mayor
John Nordquist, Council President
Steve Dwyer, Councilmember
Michael Hall, Councilmember
William J. Kasper, Councilmember
Dave Earling, Councilmember
Barbara Fahey, Councilmember
Tom Petruzzi, Councilmember
STAFF
Paul Mar, Community Services Director
Tom Miller, Police Chief
Jeff Wilson, Planning Supervisor
Bob Alberts, City Engineer
Mike Springer, Asst. Fire Chief
Brent Hunter, Personnel Manager
Noel Miller, Public Works Supt.
Rhonda March, City Clerk
Barb Mehlert, Recorder
Scott Snyder, City Attorney
Mayor Hall said due to a medical emergency, Item #5 will be postponed. Mayor Hall explained
PQS�P the applicant in this matter has suffered a medical emergency and is presently being treated by
<-e medical personnel.
City Attorney Scott Snyder said the City Clerk will re -advertise for the hearing.
OBSERVANCE OF "NATIONAL NIGHT OUT':
Mayor Hall read a proclamation into the record proclaiming this day as "National Night Out in
Edmonds". Police Chief Tom Miller spoke to the subject and said on this yearly event,
burglaries have been reduced by 50% over the past five years. Chief Miller applauded the
citizens of Edmonds for their active participation. Mayor Hall concurred.
UPDATE ON FIRES IN EASTERN WASHINGTON.
Mayor Hall interjected this subject into the agenda so everyone present could be updated on the
status of the fires in Eastern Washington.
Acting Fire Chief Mike Springer updated the Council on the city's involvement in fighting the
fires in Eastern Washington. Fire Captain Tim Whitman was present and reported on his fire
fighting participation, as he recently returned from Eastern Washington. An overhead view foil
was shown indicating where the fires currently are and where Edmonds fire fighters currently are
stationed. It was noted Bob Schmidt Fire Captain is stationed indefinitely in Eastern
Washington and is in a command position,overseeing 14 - 100 people.
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Acting Fire Chief Springer said as FEMA is in charge of this fire, the City will get reimbursed
for fire fighting services. He noted 90% of the nation's fire fighting personnel are now at this
fire trying to contain it, along' with 80% of the nation's arterial support.
Mayor Hall and City Council; applauded the efforts of Edmonds Fire Fighters and the medical
personnel involved in tonight's incident.
Councilmember Fahey said as she recently returned from Chelan, she saw first hand the
magnitude of the fire and the excellent support the Edmonds Fire Department has provided.
Councilmember Fahey applauded the fire fighters for their work.
The City Council and audience members gave the fire fighters a round of applause.
APPROVAL OF THE AGENDA.
(A) ROLL CALL
16&0 uj5 (C) APPROVAL OF CLAIMS WARRANT #941084 THROUGH 943966 IN THE AMOUNT OF
V�l�t�� C eS $430048.19 FOR WEEK OF JULY 25, 1994
' rr a) ACKNOWLEDGE RECEIPT OF CLAIM FOR DAMAGES FROM JOHN R. CAMERON ($85.00)
Ulm (E) REPORT ON BIDS OPENED JULY 20, 1994 FOR TWO-YEAR PUBLIC WORKS UNIFORM
d 5 CONTRACT AND AWARD OF CONTRACT TO AMERICAN LINEN ($25,434.24)
(F) AUTHORIZATION TO ADVERTISE FOR BIDS FOR PURCHASE OF SHELVING FOR THE NEW
PUBLIC WORKS OPERATION & MAINTENANCE CENTER FOR THE CENTRAL STORES FOR
WATER, SEWER, EQUIPMENT RENTAL AND STREET SECTIONS
(G) REPORT ON BID OPENING TO SELL THE 1987 AID CAR AND AUTHORIZATION TO SELL AT
JAMES G. MURPHY AUCTION COMPANY
Cl (I) APPROVAL OF FINDINGS OF FACT AND CONCLUSIONS OF LAW ON THE PUBLIC HEARING
HELD ON JULY 19, 1994 ON THE RECOMMENDATION OF HEARING EXAMINER ON AN
APPEAL BY MARGARET DOYLE OF CITY OF EDMONDS SEPA RESPONSIBLE OFFICIAL'S
ENVIRONMENTAL DETERMINATION (DNS - DETERMINATION OF NONSIGNIFICANCE)
ISSUED TO CITY OF EDMONDS ENGINEERING DIVISION FOR CONSTRUCTION WORK
ASSOCIATED WITH PROPOSED LID 214 IN THE 88TH AVENUE WEST RIGHT OF WAY
BETWEEN APPROXIMATELY 207TH PLACE SOUTHWEST AND 204TH STREET SOUTHWEST
(APPELLANT: MARGARET DOYLE / APPLICANT: CITY OF EDMONDS ENGINEERING
DIVISION / FILE NO; AP-94-92)
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(J) AUTHORIZATION TO CALL FOR BIDS FOR THE REPLACEMENT OF THE ANDERSON
CENTER STEAM BOILER
(K) AUTHORIZATION TO CALL FOR BIDS FOR THE 88TH AVENUE WEST STORM DRAINAGE
IMPROVEMENTS PROJECT
(L) ORDINANCE 2990 -AMENDING CHAPTER 4.12 RELATING TO PEDDLERS AND SOLICITORS
-(from July 26, 1994)
(B) APPROVAL OFMINUTES OF JULY 26,1994)
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(H) APPROVAL OF FINDINGS OF FACT AND CONCLUSIONS OF LA WON THE
PUBLIC HEARING HELD ON JULY 5, 1994 AND CONTINUED ON JUL.Y 19,
1994 ONANAPPEAL OF THE HEARING EXAMINER'S DECISION TO
OVERTURNA STAFF INTERPRETATION REGARDING COMBINATIONOF
"NONCONFORMING LOTS" AT 20710 82ND.AVENUE WEST ONANAPPEAL
FILED BY GARYALSTONAND LARRY WAX UNDER FILE NO. AP-94-56
(APPELLANTS: DANAND JANIS MCLAINI FILE NO. AP-94-106)
Scott Snvder said Mr. Eustis, representative for the applicant/appellant has sent an ex-parte
communication to the City Council regarding the Findings of Fact listed under Item (H) this
evening. Mr. Snyder suggested postponing this item until the Appellants also receive a copy of
Mr. Eustis's correspondence.
It was noted the motion authorizes staff to forward the document to the other parties for their
review prior to August 16.
AUDIENCE
Jack' Merrill 845 Brookmere Drive, said he has tried for six years to get the City to provide
1 5 badly needed street improvements on Brookmere Drive. Mr. Merrill said he has been promised
f e U ICLIVLA by city staff, but so far no work has been done. He requested the City repair the streets as they
CPA V are in terrible shape.
Mel Critchely, member of "Citizens for Waterfront Safety" addressed the City Council on train
safety related issues. Mr. Critchley .urged the city to not allow nuclear waste travel through the
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city on rail. Mr. Critchley cited recent train derailments in which dangerous contents were on
board, but were not marked.
Council President Nordquist said the City Council previously extended an invitation to Mr.
Critchley to make a presentation to the City Council. The invitation was once again extended.
Mr. Critchley said he would be in touch to schedule some time.
Herb Sprute, resident of Edmonds, introduced two members of the "16 and under Fast Pitch".
The softball team, which consist of some Edmonds residents are trying to raise some money so
the team can travel to the Nationals in Illinois next week. Mr. Sprute remarked on the high level
of success the team has had and now has an opportunity to advance to the finals. Mr. Sprute
introduced two members of the fast pitch team. The Mayor and City congratulated the girls on
their success and wished them luck in the finals. It was noted the team can be reached at 778-
3678 if anyone wishes to donate funds.
Robert Albeck, 731 Brookmere Drive, said he is past president of the Edmonds Kiwanas Club
and outlined many community projects the Kiwanas are involved in including crime watch. Mr.
Albeck said he is here in support of Jack Merrill In asking that road improvements be made
immediately to Brookmere Drive. Mr. Albeck said the road is badly deteriorating and in much
need of immediate repair.
With no other member of the public coming forward, Mayor Hall closed the audience portion of
the meeting.
HEARING ON RECOMMENDATION OF HEARING EXAMINER ONANAPPEAL BY
GERALD LOVELL OF CITY OF EDMONDS SEPA RESPONSIBLE OFFICIAL'S
ENVIRONMENTAL DETERMINATION (MDNS-MITIGATED DETERMINATION OF
NONSIGNIFICANCE) ISSUED FOR THE PROPOSED 10-LOT PRELIMINARY
SUBDIVISIONAPPLICATION (File No. P-94-55 submitted by Helleran Development for the
property located at 8511 188th Street Southwest (Rescheduled from July 19, 1994)
As noted on page one of these minutes, this hearing was rescheduled to August 16 due to a
medical emergency on behalf of the applicant.
HEARING ONAPPEAL OF THE HEARING EXAMINER'S DECISION TO DENYAN
APPEAL 9jile no. Ap-94-89) OF THE COMMUNITYSER VICES DIRECTOR'S DECISION
TO DENYA PERMIT REVIEW (FILE NO. PR-93-219) OFANAPPROVED AND BUILT
PROJECT UNDER FILE NO. ADB-15-85 FOR PROPERTYLOCATED AT 8130 212TH
STREET SOUTHWEST (Appellant: Jennifer Markestad/File No. Ap-94-120: Applicant:
Robert Klepinggr/File No. ADB-15-85)
Jeff Wilson, Planning Supervisor provided the staff report.
The appellants are adjacent property owners or adjacent residents of the subject property. In
December of 1993, they made a request for a review of the approved permit issued for a four-
plex on the subject property in 1985 and 1986. Their request is based primarily on their belief
that the owner of the subject property has not complied with all the conditions of the approved
permit as required by the Architectural Design Board and the Engineering Department. In
reviewing the approved permit, the Community Services Director found no substantial evidence
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of violations of conditions of the approved permit. The appellant appealed this decision to the
Hearing Examiner who made many of the same findings and denied the appeal.
Mr. Wilson provided the Mayor and Council with a chronological account of the development of
the subject property for clarity purposes.
In a letter submitted by the appellant, four issues were identified as conditions that should be
resolved by the Permit Review process:
1. The northern parking lot is allegedly not connected to the on -site storm water detention
system;
2. A fence required by the ADB was never constructed;
3. An elevated walkway separating pedestrians from automobiles along the side of the duplex is
blocked by a stairway;
4. The embankment along the west property line is unstable, and according to the appellant, a
rockery was submitted as an element of the approved engineering and ADB approval.
Mr. Wilson provided the staffs analysis on each of these four points.
City Attorney Scott Snyder referred to page seven of the agenda packet in which 51 exhibits are
listed, but were not included. Mr. Snyder asked Councilmembers if they received the exhibits.
Councilmembers said no.
Mr. Snyder suggested the Council may wish to review the documents before the hearing is
opened so as to receive all the pertinent information.
Mr. Wilson said the appellant provided the list of exhibits, however, did not provide the actual
exhibits.
Steve Bullock, Assistant Planner, provided background information on the subject. In the
exhibits, memorandums from Don Fiene, Hydraulics Engineer were referred to. As Mr. Fiene
was not present at the Council Meeting, clarification of those memorandums were made to the
best of Mr. Bullock's knowledge and memory.
Mayor Hall opened up the public hearing.
Jennifer Markestad, appellant, spoke on behalf of property owners in the subject area. Ms.
Markestad presented an overhead view foil depicting a memorandum from Don Feine,
Hydraulics Engineer. The memorandum addressed drainage issues. This was marked as an
exhibit by the City Clerk.
Ms. Markestad addressed the four issues which is the basis for her appeal. The exhibit list was
brought up and Mr. Snyder asked Ms. Markestad if she believed the City Council would receive
a complete packet of the exhibits. Ms. Markestad replied affirmatively. Ms. Markestad said she
was told by a staff members that the Council would be provided with the exhibits.
As there were over 40 exhibits listed, Mr. Snyder reviewed Ms. Markestad's four issues and
attempted to match them to the corresponding exhibits, so the list of 40 exhibits could be
shortened.
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It was the consensus of Ms. Markestad and City Council to continue this hearing in order to
allow Ms. Markestad time to provide the necessary exhibits to city staff for distribution to City
Council.
Councilmember Hall said it was incumbent upon Ms. Markestad to provide those exhibits to
staff before hand and said it may not be fair to the applicant who might be ready to move
forward on this issue. It was noted that Ms. Markestad believed the exhibits were forwarded to
Council based on her discussion with a staff member.
Councilmember Dwyer said it would be helpful if Mr. Don Fiene, Hydraulics Engineer could be
present at the continued hearing as to provide information on his memorandums. Staff
concurred.
Mayor Hall asked the applicant, Bob Klepinger, Applicant, to come forward.
Mayor Hall asked Mr. Klepinger if he had any concerns with continuing the hearing so the
exhibits could be provided to Council. Mr. Klepinger said he had no objections, other than he is
astounded by the amount of time and effort that has gone into an issues relating to approved
plans from 1985 and 1986. Mr. Klepinger said there are no hazardous conditions that exists and
said Councilmembers should view the property to see for themselves. Mr. Klepinger said the
appellants could very easily have built a fence on their own property and resolved issues. Mr.
Klepinger said no one has ever complained about anything that was approved in 1985 until now.
Rhonda March, City Clerk, said the exhibits should reach her office no later than August 1 Oth.
Staff and Council concurred.
It was noted that if anyone had questions, Steve Bullock, Assistant Planner should be contacted.
At 9:30 p.m., the Council and' Mayor recessed for three minutes. At 9:33 p.m., the meeting was
reconvened in Council Chambers.
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Mayor Hall requested an Executive Session on a personnel matter follow Item 9 on the regular
agenda..
DISCUSSION ON INCENERA TOR
f 9 C -i- - Bob Alberts, City Engineer, provided the staff report.
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In January 1994, staff informed Council of the discovery of a crack in the exterior steel shell of
the incinerator and requested Council declare an emergency for investigation and repair. In
March 1994, staff provided Council with an update on the problem and the need to retain experts
to provide a thorough investigation. The City retained HDR Engineering, Inc., the Treatment
Plant design consultant, to perform the investigation.
Mr. Alberts referred to the investigation report from HDR Engineering, Inc., which was included
in Council packets. The report identified improperly construction of the incinerator refractory
and insulation as the cause of the shell failure problem. The investigation also revealed damage
to the tuyeres and some tubes in the heat exchanger.
Mr. Bud Benje of HDR presented the findings to the City Council and showed an overhead slide
presentation depicting the damage to the incinerator.
Mr. Alberts outlined the recommended repair options which include:
1. Repair damaged areas: estimate cost $150,000;
2. Repair and replace upper 10 feet, including a corrosion resistant shell: estimated cost
$275,000 (includes Option No. 1);
3. Improve the incinerator efficiency by improving the mixing and sludge feed: estimated cost
$105,000;
4. Replace tuyeres.
Mr. Alberts said the manufacturer, Dorr-Oliver, has not formerly responded to the report, but
stated they believe the warranty is over and their company is not liable. The prime contractor on
the treatment plant has said the same thing. Mr. Alberts said Representatives of Dorr-Oliver
have been to the site and are interested in identifying the problem, however, stated they will
�? charge a $5000 fee. Mr. Alberts said Door-Oliver's verbal response to HDR's report is they do
not agree with all of the findings and the recommended repair is very conservative.
Councilmember Petruzzi said he has a difficult time agreeing to pay $5,000 to Dorr-Oliver when
they should find out what the problem is for no fee. Mr. Alberts agrees, however, Dorr-Oliver
stated they will not do any investigation without charging the $5,000 fee.
Mayor Hall said perhaps it is time for her to speak to representatives of Don -Oliver.
Councilmember Fahey expressed dissatisfaction with a written quotation from Dorr-Oliver
which stated `By accepting this quotation the City of Edmonds agrees that this unit is out of
warranty and absolves Dorr-Oliver from any and all claims related to this system". Mr. Alberts
said the City would not accept this as part of the quotation.
Councilmember Petruzzi said he is very uncomfortable with having Dorr-Oliver provide the
inspection for $5,000 when they in fact, may be responsible for the damaged incinerator.
Councilmember Petruzzi said they should be more than willing to take a look at the incinerator
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for no fee. Mr. Alberts agreed, however, Dorr-Oliver has emphatically stated they would not
look at it without collecting the fee.
Mayor Hall asked Bud Benjes if he was to hire a contractor, who would he choose. Mr. Benjes
replied "Zimpro". Mayor Hall said Zimpro was one of the original contractors who bid for the
project, however, due the fact their bid was higher than Dorr-Oliver, they were not chosen.
Mayor Hall said this is a problem with Requests for Proposals, where least expensive bids are
not always the best way to go.
Councilmember Hall said Dorr-Oliver should be notified so they know what is going on and also
so they know they are welcome to also provide an inspection, for no charge to the City. The
Mayor and Council conjured.
UPDATE BY COMMUNITY SER VICES DIRECTOR PA UL MAR REGARDING
TRANSPORTATION ISSUES AND FUNDING FOR THE MULTIMODAL PROJECT.
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1 �l Mr. Mar updated the City Council on project activity during the month of July. Most of the
OW project activity during the month of July focused on bringing the Phase 1 preliminary
engineering efforts to a conclusion by the end of August. An Oversight Committee meeting is
scheduled for August 16, to be followed shortly by a presentation to the City Council.
Mr. Mar referenced Exhibit 1 in the packet which described the monthly summary of project
activity Mr. Mar also referred to a draft report on the June public open houses which was
recently distributed to Council.
Councilmember Kasper said it seems to him we are moving towards dividing the mid -marina
into two spaces. Councilmember Kasper said originally there were four locations which include
the present site, Senior Citizen Center; Breakwater; and Union Oil. Councilmember Kasper a
decision needs to be made on the mid -marina. Mr. Mar said the consultants are looking at the
Mid -Marina. Councilmember Kasper said the original called for the Senior Center. Mr. Paul
said that was in the 1992 feasibility study. Councilmember Kasper concurred. Councilmember
Kasper said the Council has not been brought into the discussion. Mr. Mar said this will be
brought before the City Council on August 16.
DISCUSSION ON INVESTIGATION OF EXISTING ROCKERIES IN CITY RIGHTS -OF -
WAY
City Engineer Bob Alberts said this would have normally appeared on Consent, however it is an
unbudgeted item. Mr. Alberts said many of the city's arterial streets have very large rockeries
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which were installed in the early 1970's. Mr. Alberts said as staff believes changes are occurring
with movement and cracking, staff is recommending an expert be brought into evaluate the
rockeries.
Mr. Alberts said the City has an on -going contract with Landau and Associates, who are very
qualified to perform the evaluation. A proposal for $4,500 has been received from this firm. Mr.
Alberts asked for authorization to allow Laundau and Associates perform the evaluation and
appropriate $4,500 from fund 112 ending cash balance.
MAYOR AND COUNCIL
Mayor Hall said she has been handed a note by Acting Fire Chief Mike Springer reporting the
individual who required medical attention has now been transported to Stevens Hospital and is
awake and talking to his wife.
" yt Council President Nordquist, with the consensus of the City Council, canceled the 5th Tuesday
Council meeting.
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Council President Nordquist said a funding source needs to be identified to pay for the $4,500
appraisal fee for property in which the Council had asked to be evaluated..
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At 10:17 p.m., the Mayor and City Council recessed to the scheduled Executive Session on a
personnel matter. The Mayor adjourned the meeting following the Executive Session which
ended at 11:00 p.m.
THE ORIGINAL SIGNED COPY OF THESE MINUTES, AS WELL AS A PERMANENT
RECORDING OFALL COUNCIL MEETINGS CANBE LOCATED IN THE CITY
CLERK'S OFFICE.
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AGENDA
EDMONDS CITY COUNCIL
PLAZA MEETING ROOM - LIBRARY BUILDING
7:00 - 10:00 p.m.
AUGUST 2, 1994
SPECIAL MEETING
6: 30 P.M. - EXECUTIVE SESSION ON A REAL ESTATE MATTER (60 Min.)
CALL TO ORDER - 7:30 P.M.
FLAG SALUTE
1. OBSERVANCE OF "NATIONAL NIGHT OUT"
2. APPROVAL OF AGENDA
3. CONSENT AGENDA ITEMS
(A) ROLL CALL
(B) APPROVAL OF MINUTES OF JULY 26, 1994
(C) APPROVAL OF CLAIMS WARRANT #941084 THROUGH 943966 FOR WEEK OF JULY 25, 1994
(D) ACKNOWLEDGE RECEIPT OF CLAIM FOR DAMAGES FROM JOHN R. CAMERON ($85.00)
(E) REPORT ON BIDS OPENED JULY 20, 1994 FOR TWO-YEAR PUBLIC WORKS UNIFORM CONTRACT AND AWARD
OF CONTRACT TO AMERICAN LINEN ($25,434.24)
(F) AUTHORIZATION TO ADVERTISE FOR BIDS FOR PURCHASE OF SHELVING FOR THE NEW PUBLIC WORKS
OPERATION !L MAINTENANCE CENTER FOR THE CENTRAL STORES FOR WATER, SEWER, EQUIPMENT RENTAL AND
STREET SECTIONS
(G) REPORT ON BID OPENING TO SELL THE 1987 AID CAR AND AUTHORIZATION TO SELL AT JAMES G. MURPHY
AUCTION COMPANY
(H) APPROVAL OF FINDINGS OF FACT AND CONCLUSIONS OF LAW ON THE PUBLIC HEARING HELD ON JULY 5,
1994 AND CONTINUED ON JULY 19, 1994 ON AN APPEAL OF THE HEARING EXAMINER'S DECISION TO
OVERTURN A STAFF INTERPRETATION REGARDING COMBINATION OF "NONCONFORMING LOTS" AT 20710
82ND AVENUE WEST ON AN APPEAL FILED BY GARY ALSTON AND LARRY WAX UNDER FILE NO. AP-94-56
(APPELLANTS: DAN AND JANIS MCLAIN / FILE NO. AP-94-106)
(1) APPROVAL OF FINDINGS OF FACT AND CONCLUSIONS OF LAW ON THE PUBLIC HEARING HELD ON JULY 19,
1994 ON THE RECOMMENDATION OF HEARING EXAMINER ON AN APPEAL BY MARGARET DOYLE OF CITY OF
EDMONDS SEPA RESPONSIBLE OFFICIAL'S ENVIRONMENTAL DETERMINATION (DNS - DETERMINATION OF
NONSIGNIFICANCE) ISSUED TO CITY OF EDMONDS ENGINEERING DIVISION FOR CONSTRUCTION WORK
ASSOCIATED WITH PROPOSED LID 214 IN THE 88TH AVENUE WEST RIGHT OF WAY BETWEEN APPROXIMATELY
207TH PLACE SOUTHWEST AND 204TH STREET SOUTHWEST (APPELLANT: MARGARET DOYLE / APPLICANT: CITY
OF EDMONDS ENGINEERING DIVISION / FILE NO. AP-94-92)
(J) AUTHORIZATION TO CALL FOR BIDS FOR THE REPLACEMENT OF THE ANDERSON CENTER STEAM BOILER
(K) AUTHORIZATION TO CALL FOR BIDS FOR THE 88TH AVENUE WEST STORM DRAINAGE IMPROVEMENTS PROJECT
(L) PROPOSED ORDINANCE AMENDING CHAPTER 4.12 RELATING TO PEDDLERS AND SOLICITORS (from July 26,
1994)
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AGENDA
EDMONDS CITY COUNCIL
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AUGUST 2, 1994
4. AUDIENCE
S. (60 Min.) HEARING ON RECOMMENDATION OF HEARING EXAMINER ON AN APPEAL BY GERALD LOVELL
OF CITY OF EDMONDS SEPA RESPONSIBLE OFFICIAL'S ENVIRONMENTAL DETERMINATION
(MDNS - MITIGATED DETERMINATION OF NONSIGNIFICANCE) ISSUED FOR THE PROPOSED 10-
LOT PRELIMINARY SUBDIVISION APPLICATION (File No. P-94-55 submitted by Helleran
Development for the property located at 8511 188th Street Southwest [Rescheduled from
July 19, 1994]
6. (30 Min.) HEARING ON AN APPEAL OF THE HEARING EXAMINER'S DECISION TO DENY AN APPEAL (FILE
NO. AP-94-89) OF THE COMMUNITY SERVICES DIRECTOR'S DECISION TO DENY A PERMIT
REVIEW (FILE NO. PR-93-219) OF AN APPROVED AND BUILT PROJECT UNDER FILE NO. ADB-15-
85 FOR PROPERTY LOCATED AT 8130 212TH STREET SOUTHWEST (Appellant: Jennifer Markestad
/ File No. AP-94-120; Applicant: Robert Klepinger / File No. ADB-15-85)
7. (20 Min.) DISCUSSION ON INCINERATOR
8. (10 Mln.) UPDATE BY COMMUNITY SERVICES DIRECTOR PAUL MAR REGARDING TRANSPORTATION ISSUES
AND FUNDING FOR THE MULTIMODAL PROJECT
9. (10 Min.) DISCUSSION ON INVESTIGATION OF EXISTING ROCKERIES IN CITY RIGHTS -OF -WAY
10. (5 Min.) MAYOR
11. (15 Min.) COUNCIL
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