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November 20, 2001
The regular meeting of the Kent City Council was called to order
at 7 : 00 p .m. by Mayor White Councilmembers present : Brotherton,
Clark, Epperly, Orr, Woods, Worthing, and Yingling. Others
present Chief Administrative Officer Martin, City Attorney
Lubovich, Police Chief Crawford, Interim Fire Chief Hamilton,
Planning Manager Satterstrom, Finance Director Miller and Parks,
Recreation and Community Services Director Hodgson. Approximately
35 people were at the meeting.
CHANGES TO THE AGENDA
Golf Merchandising Plan. Robert O 'Brien and Ted Kogita
requested the addition of the merchandising plan and
Riverbend Golf Course . It was added as Continued
Communications Item 11A. The Mayor pointed out that the
golf merchandising plan is on the Consent Calendar and
that it won' t be heard as a separate item unless a
Council member chooses to remove it from the Consent
Calendar.
PUBLIC COMMUNICATIONS
Chief Administrative Officer. Mayor White noted that
Mike Martin has to leave tonight ' s meeting early and
announced that he has appointed Martin to fill the
Chief Administrative Officer position. He offered his
congratulations; Orr added her thanks . Martin said he is
pleased to work for the Mayor and Council, and the
community.
Police Department Reaccreditation. Lt. Bruce Weissich of
the Police Department announced that the department is
going through a reaccreditation process, which involves a
team of assessors examining the department ' s policies and
procedures and the way they do business . He added that
the department has been nationally accredited since 1996 .
He said a public hearing will be held on December 3rd at
7 : 00 p.m. in the Council Chambers, and that from 1 : 00 to
5 : 00 p.m. that day, citizens can speak with the assessors
by phone at 253 -856-5891 . He encouraged anyone with
input to participate by attending the hearing or calling
the assessors
Kent Food Bank Donation Presentation. Mayor White noted
that City of Kent employees have raised money for the
food bank and presented a check in the amount of $1253 . 29
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to Marilyn McGuire, Food Bank Director. McGuire
thanked the Mayor and employees and noted that over
600 Thanksgiving baskets have been prepared.
CONSENT CALENDAR
ORR MOVED to approve Consent Calendar Items A through M
Woods seconded and the motion carried.
MINUTES
(CONSENT CALENDAR - ITEM 6A)
Approval of Minutes . APPROVAL of the minutes of the
regular Council meeting of November 6, 2001 .
BILLS OF SALE
(CONSENT CALENDAR - ITEM 6M)
Van Doren' s West Hill of Sale. As recommended by the
Public Works Director, accept the Bill of Sale for Van
Doren' s West submitted by Benaroya Capital Company,
L L. C . for continuous operation and maintenance of
135 feet of watermain improvements, and 3 , 152 feet of
sanitary sewer Bonds are to be released after the one-
year maintenance period. This project is located at
22718 Russell Road.
TRAFFIC
(CONSENT CALENDAR - ITEM 6D)
S . 196th/200th Street West Leg, King County Agreement,
Supplement No. 4 . Authorization for the Mayor to
finalize and sign Supplement No. 4 to the King County
Agreement, upon concurrence of the language therein by
the Public Works Director, as recommended by the Public
Works Committee. Supplement No. 4 of this agreement will
increase the allowable costs by King County to the City
for this project, by $700, 000 to $6, 471 , 153 . The County
has budgeted for this increase payable this year.
(CONSENT CALENDAR - ITEM 6C)
Washington Traffic Safety Commission Mini-Grant. Accept
and establish a budget for a Washington Traffic Safety
Commission mini-grant , which the Police Department has
received for two video cameras to be used in conjunction
with ongoing traffic safety activities . The amount of
the grant is $3 , 284 .
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TRAFFIC
(OTHER BUSINESS - ITEM 7A)
94th Avenue South and Canyon Drive Signal. On July 2nd
the Public Works Committee recommended (2-1) to install
the 94th Avenue Signal, which is part of the facilities
improvement for the Canyon Drive contract . The Public
Works Department recommends moving forward with the
signal installation as completion of this project
City Engineer Gill summarized the project, noting that
it provides a safe pedestrian crossing . He pointed out
that there are over 40 , 000 trips a day up and down
Canyon Drive, and reiterated their recommendation to
move forward. CLARK MOVED to adopt the Public Works
Committee ' s recommendation of installation of the 94th
Avenue Signal . Orr seconded. Clark noted that there
were many concerns about this project and that it became
clear after investigation that pedestrian safety, bus
transportation and bicycle use must be addressed. The
motion then carried.
(BIDS - ITEM BA)
Replacement Traffic Signal Cabinet Project. The bid
opening for this project was held on November 9th with
four bids received The low bid was submitted by McCain
Traffic Supply with a bid amount of $95, 635 20 , including
sales tax The Engineer ' s estimate was $114 , 240 00
including sales tax. The Public Works Director recom-
mends awarding this contract to McCain Traffic Supply.
CLARK MOVED that the Traffic Signal Cabinet Replacement
contract be awarded to McCain Traffic Supply for
$95, 635 . 20 including sales tax. Epperly seconded and
the motion carried.
CONTRACTS
(CONSENT CALENDAR - ITEM 6E)
2002 Government Affairs Contract. Authorization for the
Mayor to finalize and sign the 2002 Government Affairs
contract with Doug Levy of Outcomes by Levy, as reviewed
and recommended by the Operations Committee during its
November 6, 2001 meeting. The contract covers Mr. Levy' s
services and expenses for 2002 . These services include
legislative advocacy at the local , state and federal
level on the City' s high priority issues The services
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are detailed further in the contract ' s scope of work. The
high priority issues are detailed further in the City' s
2002 Legislative Agenda.
(CONSENT CALENDAR - ITEM 6F)
2002 Kent Reporter Contract. Authorization for the Mayor
to finalize and sign the 2002 Kent Reporter contract as
recommended by the Operations Committee . The Kent
Reporter is typically distributed to 68, 000 Kent area
addresses . Council and community feedback on the news-
letter has been very positive and staff recommends
continuing the newsletter in 2002 Included is a total
project cost of $51 , 696 in the 2002 Preliminary Budget
(CONSENT CALENDAR - ITEM 6G)
Printing Press and Plate Maker Replacement.
Authorization to purchase an AB Dick 9995 Offset press
and an AB Dick Digital P1ateMaster DPM2340 for a total of
$98, 000, to replace and upgrade the print shop press and
direct-to-plate system, subject to approval of contract
wording by the City Attorney, as recommended by the
Operations Committee on November 6, 2001 .
(CONSENT CALENDAR - ITEM 6H)
Fire Station No. 75 Heating, Ventilating and Air
Conditioning Contract. Authorization to enter into an
agreement with Sieman' s Landis Division to perform the
installation of Direct Digital Controls for the HVAC at
Fire Station #75, as recommended by the Operations
Committee .
In 1998, the City and Sieman' s Landis Division entered
into a sole source agreement to upgrade all City build-
ings with automated heating and ventilation controls
(HVAC) . As funds become available, every City building
will be upgraded.
STREET VACATION
(PUBLIC HEARINGS - ITEM 5A)
Street Vacation, S. 206th and East Valley Highway (STV-
2001-2/KIVA #2012601) . Resolution No 1606 established
November 20 , 2001 as the public hearing date for the
application by Specialty Metals to vacate a portion of S .
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206th Street . A staff report recommends approval with
conditions . Charlene Anderson of the Planning Department
displayed a map and explained the conditions . The Mayor
opened the public hearing. There were no comments from
the audience . ORR MOVED to close the public hearing.
Woods seconded and the motion carried.
BROTHERTON MOVED to approve the staff recommendation of
approval with conditions of the application to vacate a
portion of S . 206th Street, as referenced in Resolution
No. 1606, and to direct the City Attorney to prepare the
necessary ordinance upon compliance with the conditions
of approval . Orr seconded and the motion carried.
REZONE
(OTHER BUSINESS - ITEM 7B)
S. 212t° Street Retail Center Rezone (RZ-2001-1/KIVA
#2012238) . Hartigan Retail Strategies has requested a
rezone of approximately 12 . 9 acres of property from 0,
Professional and Office, to NCC, Neighborhood Convenience
Commercial . The property is located at 9116 S . 212th
Street, and is the current site of the Golf Park driving
range . A public hearing was held before the Hearing
Examiner on October 17, 2001 and the Hearing Examiner
recommended approval of the proposed application on
October 24 , 2001 .
Damien Hooper of the Planning Department explained the
rezone, displayed the location, and outlined the Hearing
Examiner' s recommendation. He then answered questions
from Council members regarding considerations given to
208th, environmental impacts, conditions, funding,
CJ benefits to the city, and future development . Brotherton
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C= expressed concern about the viability of NC going in at
W that location, and Clark expressed concern about the
�j ` potential increase in traffic Woods pointed out that
\ these kinds of issues would be addressed within the
permit process . John Hartigan, 2323 N. 31st, Tacoma,
LLJ O explained that they have been seeking major tenants
UW including a major West Coast grocer, and that they would
W work extensively with staff to comply with all
C= ordinances . He said this business would draw not only
cr- from housing in Kent, but from Renton as well . The
O Z
U motion then carried.
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HEARING EXAMINER APPEAL
(OTHER BUSINESS - ITEM 7C)
(Mike Martin left the meeting at 7 . 55 p .m. , lust prior to
this item. )
Qwest Conditional Use Appeal. This is a closed record
appeal hearing of the decision of the Hearing Examiner,
approving a conditional use permit filed by KDW
Architects on behalf of Qwest for construction of a
second floor on an existing facility located at 206 South
State Street The Hearing Examiner ' s Findings were
issued on October 3 , 2001 Mr Paul Morford, on behalf
of CAP Properties, Inc . , filed a timely appeal of the
Hearing Examiner ' s decision on the conditional use permit
on October 12 , 2001 .
The City Attorney explained the appeal process, the
options available to Council , and the issue .
Paul Morford, P 0. Box 6345, Kent 98064 , noted that one
drawing in the packet provided to the Council was
incomplete; Orr responded that Council has received
corrected copies . He also showed Council members a
picture of the building he built . He then read the
letter which he submitted to the Hearing Examiner
(Exhibit 2 in the notebook) . He said there is proof
that Qwest ' s request will be detrimental and that he
feels the situation should be taken care of by building
in a different location or compensating him for the
devaluation of his property. He added that three people,
as well as the applicant, have said the action would be
detrimental Morford expressed concern about the number
of employees at the facility and about parking problems .
He stated that Planning had said that landscaping would
take care of the negative impact, and that it appears two
of the notices were not timely. Upon Brotherton' s
question, Morford said he feels he has proof that the
requested action would be detrimental, and that it is
less costly for Qwest to build a second floor than to
expand elsewhere.
Brenda Ross, KDW Architects, showed the drawings she used
in the original hearing (which are in the notebook pro-
vided to Council) and noted that the Qwest building is an
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emergency facility and provides a critical utility use to
the city, and as such is essential to the City. She
added that since the building was built in 1955, it has
expanded three times, in 1965 , 1968 and 1984 She
pointed out that Morford' s building was built before the
last addition. She stated that the building has grown
with the City, and that most of it existed prior to
Mr. Morford' s building.
Ross agreed that the addition of a second floor will
block some of his view, but said landscaping will buffer
that . She said Morford had no right to the view to begin
with, therefore there is no detriment to him if the view
is taken away and added he has had positive impacts over
the years in which they have not built in front of his
property. She said that not much of his view will be
blocked, and that none will be blocked from the third
floor. She also noted that the DCE zone allows unlimited
height . She provided pictures of the view for the
Council members to look at . Epperly said she has been in
the 2nd and 3rd floors of the building and that what Ross
presented as the view is not accurate.
Upon questions from Council members, Hooper noted that
the last time the building was changed was a variance
which was granted in 1983 , that the zoning was changed in
1992 , and that in the early 1980 ' s the zoning was
probably general commercial . Epperly opined that the
Number One criteria for a conditional use permit was
ignored by the Hearing Examiner. Brotherton verified
that a building containing different contents would not
require a conditional use permit to make changes to it .
Morford noted that the view ordinance was in place when
his building was built and therefore his view was pro-
tected. He said there is a parking problem and that
doubling the size of the building and number of desks
will add to it .
Ross emphasized that the Qwest building is not a dispatch
facility and that the trucks are not there very long
She added that they appreciate the difficult parking
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issue for Mr. Morford and said they consistently attempt
to get staff to use the parking provided across the
street . She clarified for Orr that there will not be
additional employees in the building, and that the desks
are moved from place to place to monitor equipment .
Morford opined that there will be more trucks and more
people and encouraged the Council to deny the request .
Lubovich clarified that the issues are whether the loss
of view is a detriment to the use of the adjoining
property, and parking. Satterstrom noted for Yingling
that he is not aware of any precedent for this type of
thing with respect to a conditional use permit .
BROTHERTON MOVED to remand the issue back to the Hearing
Examiner for a further hearing in order to obtain
additional evidence, facts, or information for its
reconsideration, to wit four issues identified
1 . The view ordinance protecting Mr. Morford ' s view
when they built the property. Was there a view
ordinance in place and did it protect his property?
2 What is the actual view blockage? There appears to
be some difference of opinion as to what view is
actually blocked and what weather impacts are there .
The view that he saw looked like it was pretty long
distance to Seattle, which you can sometimes not see
very well .
3 The Qwest building was there first, and that ' s an
important issue.
4 . Is the loss of view detrimental if it ' s applied to a
building without a protected view.
Epperly seconded.
Brotherton said he would like to have the Hearing
Examiner look at these issues in light of legal cases
throughout the state and provide a reasoned opinion.
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Lubovich confirmed that this issue would be remanded to
consider those four issues and would be limited to those
four issues
Epperly added an additional amendment that the Number One
criteria for conditional use should be further reviewed,
since it was possibly not given enough importance.
Brotherton said he heard for the first time tonight that
Mr. Morford believed there was a view ordinance in place
protecting his property when he built it . He said he
would like to know if that is true and whether it would
affect the Hearing Examiner' s decision. He said he would
also like to know about the actual view blockage, what
percentage of the view and what percentage of the time .
He questioned whether the Qwest building was there first,
and whether it is really detrimental if it is not a
protected element in that zoning area.
It was clarified that the intent of the motion is to
remand the issue back to the Hearing Examiner for a
further hearing in order to obtain additional evidence,
facts or information for reconsideration, with the
following five criteria for the Hearing Examiner to pay
attention to: the view ordinance when Morford' s building
was built; the actual view blockage; whether the Qwest
building being there first matters; whether the loss of
view is detrimental if not protected; and whether the
Number One criteria for conditional use was given enough
importance
The motion then carried unanimously.
PARKS, RECREATION AND COMMUNITY SERVICES
(CONSENT CALENDAR - ITEM 6I)
Donation From Rotary Auction. Accept the $186 . 00
donation from the Kent Rotary Club and amend the Adopt-A-
Park budget, as recommended by the Parks Committee .
Each year the Kent Rotary Club holds an auction to
support local programs . One half of the proceeds from the
sale of each item sold is donated to a designated charity
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or program. This year Kent parks Planning and Development
received the donation, which will be used for the Adopt-
A-Park program.
(CONSENT CALENDAR - ITEM 6J)
King County Conservation Futures Interlocal Agreement.
Authorization to enter into an agreement with King County
for Conservation Futures Interlocal Funds and amend the
Clark Lake Land budget for $600, 000, as recommended by
the Parks Committee .
In September 2001, Kent Parks Planning and Development
received $600, 000 . 00 from the King County Conservation
Futures Levy Fund for open space acquisition projects .
The funds will be used in the Clark Lake Park Land
budget
(CONSENT CALENDAR - ITEM 6K)
Fee In Lieu Allocation. Accept the $130 , 408 . 37 for fee-
in-lieu-of funds and amend the following budgets, as
recommended by the Parks Committee :
Canterbury Park (P96) $ 53 , 728 . 33
Clark Lake park Acquisition (P21) $ 6, 930 . 04
Service Club Ballfields (P24) $ 69, 750 . 00
$130, 408 .37
The City received a total of $130, 408 . 37 from six
subdivisions who voluntarily paid fee-in-lieu-of funds,
dedicating parkland to mitigate the development of single
family homes
(CONSENT CALENDAR - ITEM 6L)
Riverbend Golf Merchandising. Authorization for staff
to develop a golf merchandising program effective
December 1, and adjust the merchandising golf complex
revenue and expenditure budgets for 2001 and 2002, as
recommended by the Parks Committee
Nevada Bob' s closed all of their golf merchandise stores
in Washington, including the store at the Riverbend Golf
Complex where the space was leased from the City. Staff
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is currently making minor tenant improvements and renova-
tions in preparation of the City Council direction on
merchandising . The Golf Advisory Board recommended the
City operate the golf merchandising at the Riverbend Golf
Complex at their Board meeting in October.
(CONTINUED COMMUNICATIONS - ITEM 11A)
Golf Merchandising. Robert O 'Brien, 1131 Seattle Street,
noted that the pro shop merchandising plan was presented
at a Parks Committee meeting and adopted. He said he
would like to see the pro shop set up as a separate item
including things such as salaries and benefits, taxes,
depreciation, interest debt, and overhead. He disagreed
that $150, 000 is an accurate figure for salaries and
benefits, and said he would like to see balance sheets
and profit and loss statements .
Ted Kogita, 25227 Reith Road, said the golf merchandising
plan does not make sense and that $70, 000 for apparel is
a bogus number He suggested further study.
Parks Director Hodgson said there will be a separate
tracking program for the pro shop and 1800 sq. ft . is
being added to the pro shop at the driving range .
BUDGET
(PUBLIC HEARINGS - ITEM 5B)
2002 Budget and 2001 Tax Levy for the 2002 Budget. This
is the second public hearing on the 2002 Budget and 2001
Tax Levy for the 2002 Budget . This 2002 Preliminary
Budget is on file with the City Clerk, and is in balance
with no new taxes or fees . Public input is desired as
the City prepared for the planned final budget adoption
on December 11, 2001 .
Finance Director Miller explained what the budget
includes, noting that there are no new positions, that
many cuts in things such as supplies were made, and that
many capital items were deferred.
Miller noted that the City must charge citizens a Metro
pass-through rate increase which goes to Metro. She said
$180 , 000 in golf fees which were proposed by the men' s
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and women' s clubs is included, and that the mill rate may
be increased by 3-1/2% . She added that other tax options
are being considered, that the budget will be discussed
by the Operations Committee on December 4th, and that
adoption is scheduled for December llth. WOODS MOVED to
make letters from ACAP and the Kent Historical Society
part of record. Orr seconded and the motion carried
Mayor White opened the public hearing. Bill Young, 1005
E . Guiberson Street, made the following recommendations
to reduce the budget : eliminate or postpone the 21%
increase in the arts program, as it is not a necessity,
and spend that money on public safety or roads; eliminate
or postpone the $3 . 3 million youth soccer field on East
Hill to be funded by Councilmanic bonds ; eliminate or
postpone the Councilmanic bonds for parks to be built and
for campus expansion and renovation; eliminate or
postpone the $1 million for Kent Station Infrastructure
Bob O'Brien, 1131 Seattle Street, disputed figures
regarding the golf course, and asked for clarification on
Kent Station Infrastructure funding. He also suggested
looking at the management span of control , noting a ratio
of 24 .4% management personnel .
There were no further comments and ORR MOVED to close the
public hearing. Woods seconded and the motion carried
Martin noted that the Councilmanic bonds are placeholders
and that such bonds do not increase taxes . Parks
Director Hodgson offered to discuss Mr. O'Brien' s figures
after the meeting and explained that the ball fields will
be used as five or six facilities and will be used year
around. He said some of the funds O' Brien referred to
are for seismic work on City Hall, which is a life safety
issue, and that the arts budget is funded on a $2 . 00 per
capita program by ordinance.
FINANCE
(CONSENT CALENDAR - ITEM 6B)
Approval of Hills . Approval of payment of the bills
received through October 31 and paid on October 31, 2001
after auditing by the Operations Committee on November 6 ,
2001 .
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Approval of checks issued for vouchers :
Date Check Numbers Amount
10/31/01 Wire Transfers 1062-1070 $ 923 , 199 . 52
10/31/01 Prepays 524606-524923 3 , 582 , 300 . 59
10/31/01 Regular 524924-525315 1, 933 , 483 79
10/31/01 Vold 524683 (1, 745, 937 06)
09/15/01 Reissued 524982 1, 745, 937 . 06
$6, 438 , 983 . 90
Approval of checks issued for payroll for October 1
through October 15 and paid on October 19, 2001 :
Date Check Numbers Amount
10/19/01 Checks 255660-255983 $ 286, 685 . 35
10/19/01 Advices 117885-118593 1, 084, 458 . 63
$1, 371, 143 . 98
Approval of checks issued for payroll for October 16
through October 31 and paid on November 5, 2001 :
Date Check Numbers Amount
11/5/01 Checks 255984-256318 $ 275, 112 . 70
11/5/01 Advices 119258-119975 1, 046, 330 . 60
$1, 321 , 443 . 30
REPORTS
Council President. Orr invited the local reporter to
loin the Council at any time while they have dinner
between the workshop and the Council meeting, noting that
the discussion is about personal , not business items .
She thanked Mr Worthing and presented him with a key to
the City. Worthing commended the Council members for
their patience and understanding, and said it has been an
honor and a privilege working with them.
EXECUTIVE SESSION
At 9 : 05 p.m , the City Attorney reminded Council members
of an executive session regarding pending litigation,
property acquisition and a leasing issue He said action
is anticipated on all items after the meeting reconvenes,
and that the executive session will be approximately
twenty minutes .
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EXECUTIVE SESSION
The meeting reconvened at 9 : 30 p.m.
Property Acquisition. WOODS MOVED to authorize the Mayor
to enter into a rent free Rental Agreement with Multi-
Service Center for the Haak House at 11525 SE 240th
Street for a two-year term Yingling seconded and the
motion carried.
Surplus Property. WOODS MOVED to surplus the washer and
dryer located in the Haak House and acquired with the
purchase of the property in February of 2001 , and to
authorize the Mayor to donate the washer and dryer to the
Multi-Service Center for use in the transitional housing
program. Orr seconded and the motion carried.
Property Sale. WOODS MOVED to authorize the Mayor to
enter into a Purchase and Sale Agreement for an amount
not less than $36, 000 cash from a qualified buyer for the
Jean Austin Property, to authorize the Mayor to execute
any and all documents necessary to close the sale, and
amend the Canterbury Park budget with the proceeds
resulting from the sale . Epperly seconded and the motion
carried.
Property Acquisition. WOODS MOVED to authorize the Mayor
to enter into a Purchase and Sale Agreement for an amount
not to exceed $205 , 000 for the James/Grayson Property
adDacent to East Hill Youth Sports Complex, and to
authorize the Mayor to execute any and all documents
necessary to close the purchase upon review by the City
Attorney, and to appropriate $205, 000 plus closing costs
from the Park Land Acquisition account . Orr seconded.
Woods noted that this money is budgeted and that this is
designed to be the location for parking for the East Hill
Youth Sports Complex. The motion then carried.
Property Acquisition. WOODS MOVED to authorize the Mayor
to enter into a Purchase and Sale Agreement for an amount
not to exceed $175, 000 for the Martin Property ad]acent
to East Hill and Morrill Meadows Parks, and to authorize
the Mayor to execute any and all documents necessary to
close the purchase upon review by the City Attorney, and
to appropriate $175, 000 plus closing costs from the Park
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Land Acquisition account . Orr seconded. Woods noted
that this money is available in the acquisition fund and
that this is part of an effort to bring the two parks
together in the future The motion then carried.
DeMarco Annexation. BROTHERTON MOVED to authorize the
City Attorney to enter into any and all stipulations
and/or agreements in the matter of Lotto and Toppano v.
City of Kent, which is presently pending before the
Central Puget Sound Growth Management Hearings Board,
No. 01-3-0024 , and King County Superior Court, Cause
No. 01-2-26006-5 KNT, to remand to the City the DeMarco
Annexation zoning as set forth in Ordinance No. 3572 , to
repeal the same upon remand reverting to interim zoning
at SR2 and to reconsider zoning for the recently annexed
area. woods seconded and the motion carried.
ADJOURNMENT
ORR MOVED to ad3ourn at 9 : 35 p.m. Woods seconded and the
motion carried. �} /
Brenda Jacob CMC
City Clerk
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