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HomeMy WebLinkAboutCity Council Meeting - Council - Minutes - 04/07/1987 Kent, Washington April 7 , 1987 Regular meeting of the Kent City Council was called to order at 7 : 00 o' clock p.m. by Mayor Kelleher. Present: Councilmembers Biteman, Dowll , Houser, Johnson, White and Woods, City Administrator McFall , City Attorney Driscoll , Planning Director Harris, Public Works Director Wickstrom and Finance Director McCarthy. Council- member Bailey was not in attendance. Also present: Parks Director Wilson and Personnel Director Webby. Approximately 120 people were at the meeting. PRESENTATIONS Drinking Driver Task Force Design Contest. Mayor Kelleher not that the Kent Drinking Driver Task Force had conducted a l Keep A Friend Alive" poster and slogan contest forKent, Federal Way and High- line K-12 students . He introduced Diane Lewis of the Task Force, who presented certificates to the winners of the contest . Kelleher thanked the Boeing Company for their contribution toward the cost of having the winning artwork printed on bookcovers, coloring sheets and posters. Tot Lot Clean-Up. Parks Director Wilson noted that several youngsters from the North Park area had recently cleaned up the Kiwanis Tot Lot in their neighborhood. The Mayor awarded certificates of appreciation to Tanya Tuttle , David Tuttle, Le Ann Wright, Michelle Wright and De Dee Ankar- berg. Employee of the Month. Planning Director Harris introduced Lin Ball of the Planning Department , who has been chosen Employee of the Month for April . He noted that Ms . Ball had begun her career as the Planning Department secretary in 1968 and had recently been promoted to the posi- tion of Associate Planner. He commended her for her outstanding attitude and meticulous work. The Mayor presented Ms. Ball with the Employee of the Month plaque. PROCLAMATIONS National Volunteers Week. Mayor Kelleher read a proclamation in appreciation for the time con- tributed by the volunteers who staff the Informa- tion Desk in the City Hall Lobby. He declared April 27 as Emma Thurston Day, April 28 as Jo Car- son Day, April 29 as Jo Kruize Day, April 30 as June Herschleb Day and jj,")jtij 1 as Helen E. Barber Day in the City of Kent. - 1 April 7 , 1987 PROCLAMATIONS National Community Development Week. Mayor Kelleher read a proclamation declaring the week of April 11 through 18 , 1987 as National Community Development Week in the City of Kent. CONSENT WOODS MOVED that Consent Calendar Item A through CALENDAR Y, with the exception of Item J which was removed by Councilmember Biteman, be approved. White seconded and the motion carried. MINUTES (CONSENT CALENDAR ITEM 3A) Approval of Minutes. APPROVAL of the minutes of the regular Council meeting of March 17 , 1987 . WATER (CONSENT CALENDAR ITEM 3Y) LID 316 - 94th Avenue Water Main. AUTHORIZATION to set May 5 as the date for a hearing on confirm- ation of the final assessment roll for LID 316 . SEWER (CONSENT CALENDAR ITEM 3P) 1987 Sanitary Sewer Rebuild. AUTHORIZATION for staff to proceed with condemnation for appropri- ate easements from the Burlington Northern Rail- road for the alignment of the sanitary sewer rebuild and directing the City Attorney to pre- pare the necessary ordinance, as recommended by the Public Works Committee. STORM DRAINAGE ( CONSENT CALENDAR ITEM 30) UTILITY Storm Drainage Utility ..- Digital Mapping Protect. AUTHORIZATION for the Mayor to sign an agreement with Northwest Cartography for creation of an addi- tional quarter section, adding the recently annexed areas on the East Hill , as recommended by the Public Works Committee. HEALTH & ( CONSENT CALENDAR ITEM 3R) SANITATION Hoagy' s Corner. ACCEPTANCE of the bill of sale and warranty agreement for continuous operation and maintenance of approximately 133 feet of sani- tary sewer extension in the vicinity of 132nd Avenue S. E. and Kent-Kangley Road, and release of the cash bond after expiration of the maintenance period. (CONSENT CALENDAR ITEM 3S ) Wurster Short Plat. ACCEPTANCE of the bill of sale and warranty agreement for continuous operation and maintenance of approximately 122 feet of sanitary sewer extension in the vicinity of 109th Avenue S.E. and S.E. 248th Street , and release of the cash bond after expiration of the maintenance period. - 2 - April 7, 1987 HEALTH & (CONSENT CALENDAR ITEM 3T) SANITATION Hill Investment Company-Building 187C. ACCEPTANCE of the bill of sale and warranty agreement for continuous operation and maintenance of approxi- mately 649. 5 feet of water main extension and 589 feet of sanitary sewer extension in the vicinity of East Valley and South 190th Street and release of the cash bond after expiration of the mainten- ance period. ( CONSENT CALENDAR ITEM 3U) Hill Investment Company—Building 190B. ACCEPTANCE of the bill of sale and warranty agreement for continuous operation and maintenance of approximately 609 feet of water main extension in the vicinity of East Valley and South 192nd Street, and release of the cash bond after expiration of the mainten- ance period. LID 319 - 38th Avenue Sanitary Sewer. This date has been set for the public hearing on the confirm- ation of the final assessment roll for LID 319. The City Clerk has given the proper legal notifi- cation to the property owners. Public Works Director Wickstrom described the project as install- ation of sanitary sewers on 38th Avenue South from S. 253rd to the S. 251st block. He pointed out that the projct was estimated to cost $113, 000 , but an error was discovered and creation of the LID was delayed to allow property owners to consider the new dollar amount. $1600 in City funds will be used for design expense and $1600 in right of way credit has resulted in a total of $115 , 400 to be assessed to those in the district benefitted by the sewer project. Wickstrom described the methods of assesment and stated that the payments are spread over a ten year period. No applications for financial assistance were filed during the required time frame at the time of the formation of this LID. Letters from Don Knapp and Norman Campbell were distributed with the packet and have been filed for the record. Wickstrom noted that Campbell (Assessment No. 10 ) was in the pro- cess of selling his property to Seattle and felt that the assessment should be paid by the pur- chaser of the property. Wickstrom noted that this was a matter to be resolved between the seller and the buyer. Mr. Knapp (Assessment No. 20 ) ob- jected to being assessed for two residential lots, 3 - April 7 , 1987 HEALTH & inasmuch as they do not intend to build on the SANITATION extra lot and were willing to sign a covenant so indicating. Wickstrom noted that a letter had been received today from Helen Patterson regard- (LID 319) ing the work of the contractor and that this would be investigated and handled by staff . The public hearing was opened by Mayor Kelleher. Norman Call explained his situation and filed another letter, plus two appraisals of the pro- perty. Mrs. Knapp filed a sketch of their property. When all who wished to speak had done so, WOODS MOVED to close the public hearing, Biteman seconded and the motion carried. BITEMAN MOVED to refer this matter to the Public Works Committee. Johnson seconded and the motion carried. (This committee will meet on April 15 at 4: 15 p.m. in the Public Works building i Following the hearing a letter was filed by Joyce Mann noting that she had sold her residence to the City of Seattle and therefore should not be assessed for the sewer . This letter, and the written material referred to have been filed as part of the record. STREETS James Street Storm Overlay, 1986 Asphalt Overlay, 1987 Asphalt Overlay, LID 319 Asphalt Overla Kent Springs Transmission Main 104th Avenue Overlay. Bid opening was March 24 , with two bids received The low bid was submitted by M. A. Segale for (Bids ) Schedules I , II , IV, V, VI , in the amount of $574 , 012 . 50 . The Public Works Director recom- mended that this bid be accepted. The improve- ments included in the projct are budgeted in several different funds. For accounting efficiency, Wickstrom recommended that $19, 560 be transferred from the unencumbered Sewer Utility Fund; $19. 470 be transferred from the unencumbered Water Utility Fund; $25 , 000 be transferred from the completed Street Fund; $133 , 656 be transferred from Street Operating Budget ( 0100-530 ) , and the remaining monies of Fund 3415 be transferred to the James Street Storm Projct Fund ( Fund 3181 ) . JOHNSON MOVED that the bid submitted by M. A. Segale in the amount of $574 , 012 . 50 for Schedules I , II, IV, V and VI be accepted. Woods seconded and the motion carried. JOHNSON MOVED that the transfer of fbfunds as recommended by the Pub lic approved. Woods seconded and the motion carried. 4 - April 7 , 1987 STREETS LID 324 - 72nd Avenue So. Street Improvements. Bid opening was held on March 26 , 1987 with eleven bids received. The low bid was submitted by Gary (Bids ) Merlino Construction in the amount of $129 , 528 . 50 . The Public Works . Director recommended that the bid be accepted. JOHNSON MOVED that the bid sub- mitted by Gary Merlino Construction in the amount of $129, 528. 50 be accepted. White seconded and the motion carried. EQUIPMENT Tractors for Equipment Rental. Bid opening was RENTAL held April 3 , 1987 , for three pieces of equip- ment as follows: 1987 Diesel-Powered Tractor with Heavy Duty Flail Mower. Four bids were received with the lowest (Bids ) responsive bid submitted by Brim Tractor Company for $26 , 853 . The Public Works Director recom- mended that the low bid of Brim Tractor Company in the amount of $26 , 853 be accepted. 1987 Diesel-Powered Tractor with Heavy Duty Flail Mower and Loader Bucket. Four bids were received with the lowest responsive bid submitted by Brim Tractor Company in the amount of $29, 983 . The Public Works Director recommended that the low bid of Brim Tractor Company in the amount of $29, 983 be accepted. High Clearance Off-Set Design Cub-Type Tractor. Three bids were received with the lowest respon- sive bid submitted by Bryant Motors in the amount of $8, 934 . 47. The Public Works Director noted that while the bid submitted for this piece of equipment exceeds the budgeted amounts, bids for the other two pieces are sufficiently below budget to offset this overage. He therefore recommended the bid submitted by Bryant Motors in the amount of $8, 934. 47 be accepted. JOHNSON MOVED that the recommendation of the Public Works Director for award of the bids for Equipment Rental Tractors be accepted. White seconded and the motion carried. TRAFFIC CONTROL (CONSENT CALENDAR ITEM 3F) LID 329 - Traffic Signal at 74th Avenue South and SR 516. ADOPTION of Resolution 1129 setting May 5 , 1987 as the date for a public hearing on the form- ation of LID 329 . I - 5 - April 7 , 1987 TRAFFIC CONTROL (CONSENT CALENDAR ITEM 3V) Pedestrian Signal, S. 196th and S. 200th, West of East Valley Highway. ACCEPTANCE of the bill of sale for continuous operation and maintenance for cross walk improvements in the vicinity of S . 196th Street and west of East Valley Highway and S. 200th Street west of East Valley Highway for the Heath Techna Company. ( CONSENT CALENDAR ITEM 3X) 72nd Avenue Lighted Cross Walk Warning Sign. ACCEPTANCE of the bill of sale for continuous operation and maintenance for push button activated crossing sign and related appurtenances in the vicinity of 72nd Avenue S. , south of S. 204th for the Boeing Company. (CONSENT CALENDAR ITEM 3J) REMOVED BY COUNCILMEMBER BITEMAN Inattentive Driving Ordinance. At its meeting held March 17, 1987 , the Public Safety Committee recommended that the Council approve an ordinance relating to inattentive driving, which would create a lesser included offense to negligent driving. Biteman stated that he feels "inattentive" is too broad a term. HOUSER MOVED to adopt Ordi- nance 2716 relating to inattentive driving creat- ing that as a lesser included offense to negli- gent driving. Woods seconded and the motion carried with Biteman opposing. LIBRARY SITE Library Site Selection. Proper legal notice has SELECTION been given by the City Clerk for this hearing, scheduled for the purpose of gathering public input into the selection of a site for a new downtown public library. The Library Board has recommended to the City Council either of two sites in the downtown area. One site under consideration is the block between 3rd and 4th Avenues , south of Titus Street. The second area under considera- tion is the site of the Kent Cold Storage Facility at 1st and Smith. Mayor Kelleher declared the public hearing open. Dr. Kenneth Johnsen, 314 S. 4th, owner of the Kent Family Dental Center, pointed out that if the location between 3rd and 4th Avenues is chosen, at least eight businesses would have to be reloc- ated. He pointed out that the Kent Cold Storage - 6 - April 7 , 1987 LIBRARY SITE Facility is owned by one person, who is willing SELECTION to sell, and that that location is near the Satur- day Market, the new Senior Center and Kaibara Park. He urged the Council to consider these factors when making a decision. Dr. Mark Walker, 314 S. 4th, also spoke in opposition of building the new library at the 4th Avenue location. Ted Strain asked about a letter from KDA. It was acknowledged that such a letter had been received today, distributed and filed for the record. KDA recommends that the facility be built at the Sea-Kent Cold Storage site, but that further investigation for an alter- nate downtown site be pursued. He noted that it had been suggested that the private property in the parking lot bounded by Harrison and Smith, between 4th and 2nd Avenues could be purchased, the park- ing could be next to Harrison Street and the library built in back of that parking lot. He pointed out that at this site, only the bank building would have to be torn down. He opined that this would be less expensive than either of the other two proposals . Mary Wagner, 25847 186th Place, who is the director of a social service agency, stated that reloca- tion of the agency could result in a decline in services. Judy Edwards, Teeter Tots Day Care Center, noted that this is the only day care center in the downtown area which takes children with the help of State aid. Dr. Nick Johnson, 331 S. 3rd, noted that his practice has been in downtown Kent for twelve years. He noted that he owns the Milwaukee depot which has been moved to its present site at 3rd and Saar, and that he would not like to see this building destroyed. He urged the Council to not choose the site between 3rd and 4th Avenues. There were no further com- ments and WOODS MOVED to close the public hearing. White seconded and the motion carried. McFall suggested that the comments made tonight be taken under advisement and discussed at an execu- tive session and the Council concurred. GREEN RIVER (CONSENT CALENDAR ITEM 3W) LEVEE _Green River Levee Improvement. AUTHORIZATION for the Mayor to sign a letter assuring FEMA that the levee work will be done in accordance with their criteria. - 7 - April 7 , 1987 SOLID WASTE/ (CONSENT CALENDAR ITEM 3L) ENERGY RESOURCE Environmental Review and Community Impact Miti- SITES gation Fund. ADOPTION of Ordinance 2718 creating an environmental review and community impact miti- gation fund and permit and fee to cover the sub- stantial cost to the City for oversight of the clean up of solid waste and hazardous waste dis- posal sites or the siting of solid waste energy resource and recovery or incineration facilities, as recommended by the Public Works Committee. ANNEXATION East Hill Ommunity Well Annexation Area 2. This date has been set for the public hearing on the annexation of approximately 410 acres on the East Hill of Kent. The City Clerk has given the proper legal notice. Wickstrom described the area as approximately 410 acres which would square off the city limit line at 116th Avenue S. E. The public hearing was declared open. John Lam- bert of 6702 34th N.W. , Seattle, stated that he owned five acres at 11008 S.E. 256th and that under the County zoning he could have 18 units per acre, but under City zoning only 12 per acre would be allowed. Janet Hansen of 25308 113th Avenue S.E. noted that she has her own well and asked when she could expect to be connected to City water. Wickstrom notd that, as for developers , she would be required to extend the existing line up to the property and then pay the connection fees. He clarified that the small line in the area is a private line, and too small to be ex- panded. He explained the policies governing exten- sion of lines, and noted that Ms . Hansen lives on a private road. Cathy Kleven noted that she owned 212 acres on S.E. 244th and was in the process of short-platting this parcel with the County, estimating that the process would be completed within about six weeks. Harris noted that upon annexation this would be handled by the City ' s Short Plat Committee, which was a quicker process than the County ' s. He noted that some of the requirements might be different. He recommended that Ms. Kleven bring in her plans and talk to the Planning staff . Ms. Kleven noted that she had already spent considerable money in processing this plat. 8 - April 7 , 1987 ANNEXATION Lou Martin of 9494 S. 248th asked for background on the annexation and Wickstrom noted that in 1985, as a condition of the City taking over the East Hill Community Well, 75% of the shareholders agreed to execute covenants to annex to the City. He painted out that the City has committed to upgrade the mains of the well company and that a contract has already been executed for half of the improvements. He pointed out that if residents want sewers, an LID can be formed as has been done elsewhere in the City. Upon Martin' s ques- tion, Wickstrom noted that if sewer lines were at the property, charges could be made even if the residence was not connected. It was also clarified that burning was permitted within the City through burning permits issued by the Fire Department. James Curran of 24318 94th Avenue S. noted that much of the area was rural and asked about the rules governing animals. Harris briefly explained the zoning as it related to animals. It was clarified for James Orr that the East Hill Community Well did not extend beyond 116th Avenue S. E. , and further, that there was no proposal to annex east of the 116th Avenue S.E. boundary. He opined that the people should have voted on the question of annexation to the City. Upon a question from Burt Jones, Harris and Wick- strom noted that upon annexation an interim zon- ing of R1 -20, 000 is imposed, which is a single family lot of 20 , 000 sq. ft. Within six months of annexation, a zoning classification will be recom- mended in accordance with the Comprehensive Plan. Hearings will be held before the City ' s Hearing Examiner and the residents involved will be notified. Harris noted that the Planning staff would meet with the people to review the Comprehensive Plan for the area, listen to the residents and then the public hearings will be conducted. Upon Dowell ' s question, Wickstrom estimated the improvements to the East Hill Community Well system at $650, 000 . Upon White ' s question, Wick- strom noted that any utility service extended out- side the corporate limits required Boundary Review Board approval , and in general , annexation was required. 9 - April 7 , 1987 ANNEXATION There were no further comments and WHITE MOVED to close the public hearing. Woods seconded and the motion carried. Harris suggested that action on this matter be continued to the next muting to allow time for Staff to meet with Cathy Kleven regarding the short plat. White suggested that Ms. Hansen contact the Public Works Department to have her questions answered. WOODS MOVED to to continue this matter to the April 21 meeting. Houser seconded and the motion carried. WEST HILL PLAN West Hill Plan Map Amendment. On February 24 , 1987 , the Planning Commission recommended that three tax lots on the West Hill be designated for multifamily residential land use on the West Hill Subarea Plan Map. The Commission ' s action was taken pursuant to sections of Ordinance 2670 which implemented West Hill zoning in October 1986 . The City Council had earlier zoned an area known as the Reasey and Woodland Estates properties to a multifamily designation. At the same time, the City Council directed that the West Hill Compre- hensive Plan Map be brought into conformance with their zoning action. The recommendation of the Planning Commission accomplishes this. WOODS MOVED to change the West Hill Plan Map Designation on tax lots 20 , 77 and 162 in Section 22-22-4 to Multi Family (MF12-24 ) Residential . White seconded and the motion carried. REZONE (CONSENT CALENDAR ITEM 3C) Interurban Heights Rezone Ordinance. ADOPTION of Ordinance 2715 approving the rezone of Inter- urban Heights from R1 -7. 2, Single Family Resi- dential , to GC, General Commerical, as directed by the Council on March 17 . ALLEY VACATION Phillips Alley Vacation No. AV-87-1 . John Phillips has petitioned for vacation of a portion of an alley located at 206 S. Naden, and proper legal notice has been given by the City Clerk for a public hearing for this date. The Planning Department has recommended that the request be granted with the condition that the City be com- pensated at one-half the value of the area to be vacated. The public hearing was opened by Mayor Kelleher. There were no comments and WHITE MOVED to close the public hearing. Woods seconded and the motion carried. John Phillips stated that it appeared that the legal description would 10 - April 7, 1987 ALLEY VACATION vacate the entire alley and that he owned only a portion of the adjacent property. Harris sug- gested that action on this item be continued, to allow time for staff to research. WOODS MOVED to continue the matter to the April 21 meeting, to be held at Totem Junior High. White seconded and the motion carried. HOUSING & 1988 Community Development Local Program Policies. COMMUNITY Each year it is necessary to readopt Kent ' s CDBG DEVELOPMENT program policies and a public hearing has been scheduled for this meeting. A copy of the pro- posed 1988 policies has been distributed and they are similar to the 1987 policies. City staff , as well as the Planning Committee, recommend approval. Adopted policies are adopted into the 1988 King County Community Development Block Grant Consortium Policy Plan. The public hearing was opened by Mayor Kelleher. Lin Ball noted that the City will receive approxi- mately $183 , 000 for 1988. She noted that a few changes had been recommended by the committe as follows : Page 1 . City housing values are lowest in this area. Page 2 . Housing. Change first sentence to read: "Projects will be encouraged which help to pre- serve or expand housing that is occupied by low and moderate income persons. " She also noted that Tina Narr of the YWCA was unable to attend this hearing and had phoned her concern about support for emergency shelters. Upon White ' s question, Ms. Ball noted that this concern was covered under the title of Public (Human) Services, without specifically mentioning each service. There were no comments and WHITE MOVED to close the hearing. Woods seconded and the motion carried. WOODS MOVED for approval of the 1988 Community Development Local Program Policies as drafted with the language changes described. White seconded and the motion carried. - 11 - April 7, 1987 HOUSING & Interlocal Cooperation Agreement for King County COMMUNITY Block Grant Consortium. Woods noted that the DEVELOPMENT Planning Committee had met today and at her request, Lin Ball explained that the City had the option to receive pass-through funding (guaranteed amount rather than competing for funds ) . The estimated amount for 1988 pass-through funds will be approx- imately the same amount as we received in 1987. The Committee ' s recommendations are as follows: To authorize the Mayor to sign the interlocal agreement, to approve the pass-through funding option, to approve the percentages for funding for Human Services at 15% and for Administration at 9% (maximum allowances ) . WOODS MOVED to approve the recommendations. Biteman seconded and the motion carried. PLANNING (CONSENT CALENDAR ITEM 3D) COMMISSION Planning Commission Appointment. CONFIRMATION of the Mayor ' s appointment of Gregg Greenstreet to fill the vacant position on the Planning Com- mission. This term will expire 12/31 /89 . ENERGY Energy Modifications for the City Shops and Engi- MODIFICATIOS neering Buildings. Madsen Electric was the sole bidder in the amount of $9 , 250 . 00 plus tax of $749. 25. Puget Power has agreed to reimburse the City $5, 686 . 00 , leaving our net cost at $4 , 313 . 25. The project will include installation of new equipment , shed lights, entry lights and exterior lighting at the City Shops, and exterior lighting, interior lighting and parking lot lights at the Engineering Building. WOODS MOVED to award the bid to Madsen Electric Company and authorize the Mayor to sign Contract and Puget Power Grant requests. Biteman seconded and the motion carried. PUBLIC SAFETY (CONSENT CALENDAR ITEM 3H) FACILITIES Public Safety Facilities. AUTHORIZATION to establish 7: 00 p.m. , April 21 , 1987 , as the time and date to conduct a public hearing on various public public safety facilties. This meeting will be held at Totem Junior High. ANIMAL CONTROL (CONSENT CALENDAR ITEM 31 ) Renewal of Interlocal Service Agreement with King County for Animal Control Services. AUTHORIZA- TION for the City to renew the interlocal service agreement with King County for animal control services pursuant to Section 3 of the current agreement authorizing such. - 12 - April 7 , 1987 TELECOMMUNICA- (CONSENT CALENDAR ITEM 3Q) TIONS CONTRACT Telecommunication Consultant Contract. APPROVAL of increase in the cost of the consultant con- tract in the amount of $3 , 467. 50 , plus tax, due to changes in the scope of the telecommunications project. FINANCE Purchase Agreement and Bond Ordinance. The City' s bond counsel has prepared Ordinance 2719 providing for issuing bonds for LIDS 297 , 310 and 318, combined,and for the sale of same to Shearson/Lehman Brothers , Foster & Marshall Divi- sion. The total of the final assessment rolls is $2 , 091 , 089. 23 and prepayments for the three dis- tricts amount to $73 , 534 . 38. The amount of the bond issue is, therefore, $2 , 017 , 554. 85. Finance Director McCarthy noted that the proceeds of the bonds would be used primarily to retire the $1 , 930, 000 which were issued in Bond Anticipation Notes for LIDs 297 and 318. He pointed out that Shearson/Lehman ' s purchase offer provides for a net interest cost of 7. 29%, and recommended that the ordinance be adopted and the purchase offer be accepted. City Attorney Driscoll noted a correction to be made on line 3 of Page 4: replace the words "last business day of the month" with "fifteenth day of the month" . WHITE MOVED to adopt Ordinance 2719 authorizing the issuance of the bonds including the correction to Page 4 and to accept the purchase offer of Shearson/Lehman. Biteman seconded. Dowell noted that he owned property in LID 318 and would therefore not vote on this issue. The motion carried with Dowell abstaining. ( CONSENT CALENDAR ITEM 3B) Approval of Bills. APPROVAL of payment of the bills received through April 6, after auditing by the Operations Committee at its meeting at 8: 30 a.m. on April 15 , 1987 . PARKS & Golf Course Fund. The Review Committee selected RECREATION John Steidel to design the new Golf Course. A total of five architects were interviewed by the committee made up of Councilmember Steve Dowell, Howard Bogie, Seattle Parks, John VanZonnefeld, Citizen at Large, Barney Wilson, Neil Sullivan - 13 - i April 7, 1987 PARKS & and Norm Reger of the Parks staff. Upon White ' s RECREATION question, Wilson clarified that the Parks Depart- ment had chosen the Review Committee members. Upon the Parks Department recommendation, WOODS MOVED that a contract be signed with John Steidel to prepare preliminary routing studies , working drawings, and other documents necessary to con- struct an 18-hole regulation golf course. White seconded and the motion carried. POLICE (CONSENT CALENDAR ITEM 3K) Dangerous Weapons Ordinance. ADOPTION of Ordinance 2717 amending the City Code relating to dangerous weapons, making it illegal to conceal a dangerous weapon and including "nun-chu-ka sticks" and throwing stars in the definition of dangerous weapons. (CONSENT CALENDAR ITEM 3M) Public Defense Contract. APPROVAL of public defense contract between the City and Kirshenbaum and Combs for the remainder of the 1987 calendar year and for 1988. PERSONNEL (CONSENT CALENDAR ITEM 3E) Classification of Corrections Facility Personnel. AUTHORIZATION to implement the classification of "Corrections Facility Clerical Personnel" as recommended by the Operations Committee, follow- ing review at the Committee ' s meeting held on March 16 , 1987 . COUNCIL (CONSENT CALENDAR ITEM 3G) City Council Meeting Location. AUTHORIZATION to establish the site for the April 21 , 1987 , City Council meeting as the cafeteria at Totem Junior High School. ( CONSENT CALENDAR ITEM 3N) Revised Target Issues. ADOPTION of Resolution 1130 establishing Target Issues for 1987 . COUNCIL Presidents Report. White announced that a work- COMMITTEES shop would be held on Tuesday, April 14, to con- sider the Greater Kent Study, including the City policy on future annexations. He noted also that there would be a report on the discussion with Des Moines regarding the possible change of City boundary lines . 14 - April 7 , 1987 COUNCIL White also called attention to the fact that the COMMITTEES next Council meeting would be held at Totem Junior High on April 21 at 7: 00 p.m. EXECUTIVE At 9: 00 p.m. McFall noted that there would be an SESSION executive session to discuss litigation, land acquisition and personnel. ADJOURNMENT At 9: 27 p.m. the meeting reconvened and then adjourned. Marie Jense , CMC City Cler 15 -