M I N U T E S KITSAP COUNTY BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS April 29, 2002 The Board of Commissioners met on the above-stated date. Present were Chair Tim Botkin, Commissioner Chris Endresen, Commissioner Jan Angel, County Administrator Malcolm Fleming, Clerk of the Board, Holly Anderson and Deputy Clerk of the Board, Opal Robertson. (THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS' PUBLIC MEETINGS AND PUBLIC HEARINGS ARE AUDIO AND VIDEO TAPED). ITEMS SET FOR TIME CERTAIN: 6:00) Call to Order 6:00 PM) Public hearing to consider the Kitsap County Planning Commission's recommendation that the Commissioners adopt an Ordinance amending Kitsap County's Comprehensive Plan and to receive oral and written testimony and possibly make a decision on Draft Comprehensive Plan Amendments which includes proposals for: 1) Textual revisions to the Kitsap County Comprehensive Land Use Plan, dated May 7, 1998; 2) Site-specific amendments to the Comprehensive Plan Land Use Map and Zoning Map; and 3) Map corrections to the Comprehensive Plan Land Use Map and Zoning Map. NOTE: This hearing is held at the Presidents Hall at the Kitsap County Fairgrounds, 1200 NW Fairgrounds Road, Bremerton, WA. Chair Botkin explained that this is the first annual comprehensive plan amendment review process as noted in the State statute. He said the Board would be considering amendments in three categories; sites specific, textual and map corrections. Chair Botkin also explained that relative to sites specific, the Board would take testimony on each individual site and then close the public hearing on each request. He said it is the Board's intent not to discuss or deliberate on the individual request until after the public hearing is closed. Darryl Piercy, Department of Community Development, read each request into the record: #1 - Dennis Wardwell Application – request from current designation of Urban Low Residential to Highway Tourist Commercial on .5 acres. The site is bounded by Bethel Road on the west and Mitchell Road on the east in South Kitsap. Staff and Planning Commission recommended approval of the application. No testimony received. #2 – Brian Ferguson Application – request to rezone from current designation of Urban Median to Highway Tourist Commercial on 5.34 acres. The site is located in East Bremerton and directly behind Fred Meyer and across the road from the IllaheeDNR property recently acquired by the County. Staff recommended denial and the Planning Commission recommended approval of the application. Becky Ferguson said this proposal is for a family fun entertainment center that would be handicapped accessible. She said Kitsap County needed a recreation facility and their desire was to open a fun entertainment center that could meet the needs of individuals with and without disabilities. She believes the site behind Fred Meyer would be the perfect location in that most of the properties in the vicinity were already zoned commercial, that it would not add any more congestion to Wheaton Way, all utilities were either on or very close to the site, Kitsap Transit has agree to put it on the bus lines and it would be centrally located. She reiterated that Kitsap County needed a family fun entertainment center and asked the Board to rezone the site. Chair Botkin cautioned that there were certain criteria that the County could use in order to support a change in designation but they could not use a proposed specific use because if the County were to rezone or re-designate the site, it could not re-designate a family fun center because it did not yet exist. Generally, he said a proposed use is not a basis for recommendation of approval. Brian Ferguson said this proposal was for a rezone of property located behind Fred Meyer from Medium Urban to Highway Tourist Commercial. He said two other parcels in the area, a storage facility and gas station had been constructed and he failed understand why his property could not be re-designated as commercial. Ferguson said relative to the comprehensive plan goals and policies, he felt this area would be a good fit because of the good access to the site and there were other existing commercial businesses. He said the reason he wanted to build the family fun entertainment center is to promote business in Kitsap County as well as provide a facility that would benefit individuals with disabilities. He felt his proposal supports the comprehensive plan in that it encouraged business growth in new locations, recognized a variety of cultural tourism, would provide active recreational programs and would provide well rounded recreational and tourist opportunities. He encouraged the Board to rezone his property for commercial use. Douglas Ferguson said his son has been working on this project for approximately ten years and if this was approved it would be the second such facility of this type on the west coast. He said there would be a combination indoor and outdoor rides, there would be meeting rooms and the noise factor from the park would be relatively minor. He said there are financial supporters of this project already in place. He believes this would be a good project for the County and many people and businesses in the existing area supported this project. Patrick Boyle, real estate broker representing the seller of this property, said this area was largely overlooked in the comprehensive plan and was probably zoned incorrectly in the beginning. He said the staff report indicated that other than the mini storage facility, all other commercial properties fronted State Route 303, however this was incorrect in that there are three commercial facilities on Riddell Road and three others on Fuson Road around the corner from this property. He said the staff report states that that Almira Drive is characterized by vacant parcels, however there are only two vacant parcels along the entire strip one being the applicant's property and the other was the recently purchased County park property. Boyle said all other sites were developed and mostly commercial even though the area is zoned urban medium. He said this was not strip development but rather regional commercial development. Ron Ross said he was in favor of the project, that it should be allowed and the government was here to benefit the citizens of the County. He said it was unfortunate that citizens have such difficult process to go through when attempting to open a business. He felt the problems lie within the categories of the zones in that very few things are specified that are allowed in the zones. He did not believe that this project would be detrimental to the community but rather a benefit. He said the purpose of this meeting was to correct the mistakes of incorrect designations made in the past. Vivian Henderson encouraged the Board to approve the family fun entertainment center. #3 - D.L Bradley Application- request to rezone from current designation of Urban Median to Highway Tourist Commercial on 6 acres. The site is located at the southeast corner of Lindvog Road and State Route 104. The County is purchasing a significant portion of the property for the extension of Lindvog Road. Staff and the Planning Commission recommended approval of the application. No testimony given. #4 - Gene Ecklund Application – request to rezone from current designation of Urban Reserve to Highway Tourist Commercial on .73 acres. The site is located on the east side of Bielmier Road at the point where Bethel Road crosses over the freeway in South Kitsap. Staff and the Planning Commission recommended denial of the application. William Palmer representing Gene Ecklund said the proposed rezone site is situated adjacent to other commercially zoned areas, it is located within the Annapolis Water District service area, traffic improvements were already in place, it is readily served with police and fire protection, it contains an office style building well suited for commercial uses other than retail and would house other contract service commercial uses if rezoned. He said the proposed amendment is well timed and it made sense to do this now and not wait until later. Discussion was held regarding whether the contractor's warehouse was built as a home occupation facility and when was the facility constructed. Richard Brown said the building is a credit to the community but the problem is Ecklund couldn't do anything with it because it didn't meet the zoning criteria. He encouraged the Board to take a look at the building and to approve the rezone request. Gene Ecklund, applicant, said this is a beautiful building and hoped that the Board would approve the rezone. It said it was difficult to have such a large building and not be able to rent out the additional space. #5 -Ace Paving Application - request to rezone from current designation of Rural Residential to Mineral Resource Overlay on 20 acres. The site is located in Dickey Pit, southeast of Silverdale in Central Kitsap. Staff and the Planning Commission recommended approval of the application. Gary Lindsey representing the applicant said this site is adjacent to mineral resources on two sides and also adjacent to Dickey Pit, a 300-acre asphalt mining operation that's been in existence since 1947. He said this is a recent purchase by Ace Paving, a 40- acre tract with 20 acres being designated as mineral resource and this particular portion wasn't. He said this was simply a comprehensive plan designation and it had nothing to do with the operation itself. #6 - McCormick Land Company Application - request to rezone from current designation of Interim Rural Forest to Highway Tourist Commercial on 20 plus acres. The site is at 4978 SW Lake Flora Road in South Kitsap. It is currently used as a field office, storage yard, caretaker's quarters and headquarters for McCormick Land Company. Staff and the Planning Commission recommended denial of the application. No testimony given. #7 - Eric Kvinsland Application - request to rezone from current designation of Urban Low Residential to Highway Tourist Commercial and Urban High Residential on 0.95 acres. The site is located in the southeast corner of Fircrest Drive and Mill Hill Drive in South Kitsap. Staff and the Planning Commission recommended approval of the application. William Palmer representing the applicant said he did not have that much additional information to add other than there was a request from two or three property owners who did not sign the application and was unsure whether their parcels could be included in the overall application. He said Kvinsland had no objection to the property owners being included or excluded pending the decision by the Prosecutor's Office. #8 - North Sound Bank Application – request to rezone from current designation of Rural Residential to Neighborhood Commercial on 4 acres of a 13.74-acre site. The site is located at the southeast corner of State Route 104 and Hansville Road near Kingston in North Kitsap. Staff and the Planning Commission recommended denial of the application. Piercy said this application was a part of an area in the comprehensive plan known as limited areas of more intense rural development (LAMIRD). He said the issue of this being a LAMIRD was not clarified or addressed fully in the staff report when formulating the recommendations. He believes that the Board should be aware that this area has that status within the comprehensive plan and it could be including in a wider planning area for this area of more intense rural development. He said a memorandum was sent to the Board regarding how to deal with LAMIRDs. Gary Lindsey representing the applicant said this proposal was located in Georges Corner in the Kingston area. He said relative to an application of this type, there were two critical elements, one is the ability of the property to support the development and the other is the propriety of the development at that location. He said relative to this property being developed at this site, it has all the components necessary such as water, fire flow and a good transportation system. Lindsey said the site has all the amenities that were made available to Albertson and if Albertson could be there this site could be supported also. Lindsey said this was a request for 4 out of the 13 acres to be rezoned and the 4 acres were delineated based on the constraints of the site wetlands. He said criteria for LAMIRD is that the application should not provide for further sprawl. He said this site is surrounded by wetlands and the only other alternative for expansion would be the opposite corner, which was also highly impacted by wetlands. He believes the parcel could be designated now and at a later date the entire area could be reviewed, since it will be included regardless due to its LAMIRD status. Mike Clements, Director of Frontier Bank, said in July of 2000, North Sound Bank merged with Frontier Bank, a $2 billion bank headquartered in Everett, WA. Clements said he not only represents the Board of Frontier Bank but he also represents some 5000 customers in the Hansville and Kingston area. He urged the Board to approve the rezone and said there was so much the bank could do for the community and the economy. Ron Ross said he supports this application and notes that there has been very little opposition to any of the applications that have been submitted thus far. He said since the communities were not objecting then it is the responsibility of the Board of Commissioners to see that the wishes of the people are adhered to. He feels that most of the requests submitted as well as the ones that he is involved in are really correcting mistakes that were made when the plan was adopted. He said it has taken a long time to get to the comprehensive plan amendment process and believes these are really corrections being sought and not necessarily rezones. #9 - Pat Penaranda Application - request to rezone from current designation of Urban Low to Highway Tourist Commercial on 4.38 acres. The site is located at Mitchell and Bethel Roads in South Kitsap. The site is bounded by Christian Life Center on the north, by Mitchell Road on the west and Walgreens & Staples to the south. Both staff and the Planning Commission recommended approval of the application. William Palmer representing the applicant said both staff and Planning Commission supports this application and he feels it is another one of the rezones that made sense. #10- James Robinson Application – request to rezone from current designation of Urban Low to Highway Tourist Commercial on 7.5 acres of a 9.5 acre site and 7.5 acres of a 24.6 acre site in Central Kitsap. The two-parcel application is for a swap of designations. One parcel is located on the east side of State Route 303, south of the Bremerton Tennis & Swim Club. The second parcel is located on the west side of State Route 303 next to Wal-Mart. Both staff and the Planning Commission recommended approval of the application. Gary Lindsey representing the applicant said Robinson owned both sites and that site #1 adjacent to Wal-Mart has undergone extensive review for critical areas and has been filled. He said site #2 is adjacent to the Plat of Esquire Hills and behind a significant wetlands systems fronting highway # 3. Lindsey believes the trade of the respective zonings is a more appropriate use of the two parcels. #11 –Stetson LLP Application - request to rezone from current designation of Urban Reserve to Urban Low on 105.16 acres in South Kitsap. The site is located on the west side of Glenwood Road adjacent and to the east of the McCormick Woods PUD. Both staff and the Planning Commission recommended denial of the application. William Palmer said he was representing this application but the applicants, the LaMarches, have since lost interest in the property and instructed him to advise the County that they are not pursuing the matter at this time. Palmer clarified for the record that the application was not being withdrawn he was just not representing the applicants in this matter. Jerry Sites said his property borders the north edge of this site and he would be opposed to any zoning change to this area. #12 - Peter Overton Application - request to rezone from current designation of Rural Protection/Interim Forest to Rural Residential on two sites in South Kitsap. Site #1 is located north of Highway 3 and is bordered by the Mason County line, the Belfair UGA, Highway 3 and the South Kitsap Industrial Area UGA. Site #2 is south of Highway 3 and borders Mason County and the Belfair UGA, SKIA, Lake Flora Road and the Bonneville/Cascade Power & Gas easement. Both staff and the Planning Commission recommended denial of the application. Barbara Kitchens submitted a petition to the Board offering a show of support for this application stating that it was in line with Growth Management planning goals 1-6. She said the property was located adjacent to light industrial, industrial and highway tourist commercial. Kitchens said approval of this application would be in direct alignment with Kitsap County's newly adopted memorandum of understanding regarding Smart Growth, planning for housing near existing jobs reducing the distance that people travel to and from work each day and it would also utilize future plans for infrastructure. Laura Overton Johannes said this amendment was unique to the other property that they owned. She said the first site was already zoned one house per 10 acres and was requesting on both sites one house per 5 acres. She said the larger parcel is surrounded by existing structures such as the Lake Flora Road, Belfair UGA, Port of Bremerton UGA and the future boundary around SKIA and the existing Bonneville Power Utility area. She said this area would be a great place for housing and in close proximity to jobs in Belfair and the Port of Bremerton area. She said the proposed site is virtually an island and would be a good place for affordable housing and that the appropriate density for the area has been discussed at length before the Planning Commission. Johannes asked the Board to consider the letter submitted by Elaine Spencer in support of this application and as well as consider her work with County staff to come up with recommendations for the amendment that would meet staff's approval. She said she agrees with the recommendations and encouraged the Board to review them. Discussion was held between the Board and Johanes regarding the recommendations from staff referenced by Johannes and the drainage around Lider Lake. Ron Ross – passed Richard Brown said there is a need for parcels that are blended from the urban growth Belfair/Mason County boundary to serve the people that will work in that area. He supports the application and recommends the area be zoned one unit per acre instead of the one per five. #13 - Bill Schourup Application – request to rezone from current designation of Business Park to Highway Tourist Commercial on 3.06 acres. The site is located on the east side of State Route 303 and north of Fairgrounds Road. Both staff and the Planning Commission recommended denial of the application. William Palmer representing the applicant states that the applicant has been looking for another site to accommodate the mobile homes sales business that is being displaced by the Lowe's Home Improvement Store. He said the proposed amendment represents no significant change in land use between Business Park and Highway Tourist Commercial, is supported by all necessary utility and urban services, is part of property short platted to exclude wetland area to the west and north, the County's and City of Bremerton's goals of limiting commercial development north of Fairgrounds Road is achieved by the physical constraints of the adjacent property to the west and north of the site and commercial access to the site will be the same regardless of the Business Park or Highway Tourist Commercial designations. Discussion was held between the Board and Palmer regarding commercial development being taken out of city of Bremerton and Highway Tourist commercial vs. Business Park designation. Ron Ross said he supports the application and believes that the problems lied in the text of the comprehensive plan. He said the proposed use of a mobile home sales business would not generate excessive traffic and the safety issue had been addressed. Ross urged the Board to move forward with the application. #14 -James Tallman Application - request to rezone from current designation of Urban Reserve to Highway Tourist Commercial on 10.22 acres in South Kitsap. The site is adjacent to West Sound Landscapes Supply and is bounded by Bethel Road on the east and Hwy 16 on the west. Staff recommended denial and the Planning Commission recommended approval of the application. William Palmer submitted handouts to the Board and said the proposed site is in the Annapolis Water Service District, which have agreed to provide water to the site. He said the site lies in a corridor of other commercial uses, is readily served by public services such as fire and police protection, has no major environmental constraints and when rezoned to commercial would allow for expansion of the West Sound Landscape Supply located on commercially zoned property adjacent on the south. Palmer said this is the appropriate time and location for the proposed commercial zoning. Richard Brown questioned what constitutes a commercial area and noted that South Kitsap is made up of small shopping areas. He said this was a good location and urged the Board to approve the request. Charles Cregier, West Sound Landscape Supply, said he has been at this location for approximately 20 years and has received no complaints about from his business from the neighborhood. He considers it a privilege to be located in South Kitsap and feels the small businesses in the area complimented each other. He said he would like the opportunity expand his business but the only way to expand was to move north. He asked the Board to approve this rezone. Dan Jakes said he bought his property in 1971 and welcomed commercial development in the area. He said he did not have water or sewer in the area but any additional development that would cause that to happen would be helpful. He supports the zoning change. Discussion was held between the Board and Brown regarding the location of the water in the area. Vivian Henderson encouraged the Board to do whatever it could to help the local businesses in the area. #15 -Talmo, Inc Application - request to rezone from current designation of Rural Protection to Highway Tourist Commercial on 8.11 acres in South Kitsap. The site is near the Sidney Glenwood intersection and is bounded by Sidney Road to the east and Port Orchard city limits to the north. Staff recommended denial and the Planning Commission recommended approval of the application. William Palmer representing Talmo, Inc said this application had the support of the City of Port Orchard, it abuts the City limits and thus a logical extension of the city boundaries, it meets the County's priority one, two and three of lands qualified for inclusion into the Port Orchard UGA, it is part of a commercial center established in 1994, it is situated close to State Route 16 and thus has ready freeway access, the site has water, sewer, fire and police services available and that approval of the application is needed to create larger site area for development planned on applicant's portion of site now inside the Port Orchard city limits. Rich Rucker said Tallman was his partner and had been involved in this project for a number of years. Rucker said prior to his involvement with this project, he went to the City of Port Orchard to get its support, which he did via a letter. Relative to the staff report under physical characteristics of the site said that approximately 15% of the property is Class III wetlands and there were no streams on the site. He said relative to the wetlands issues, they had acquired a wetlands mitigation site along Blackjack Creek and that one reason they had gone from 7 to 14 acres is that with the environmental constraints and other regulations more land was needed to offset and to do the mitigation correctly. Larry Curles, City of Port Orchard, said the mayor as well as the city council supports this application and hopes that is viewed favorably by the County. He said the City of Port Orchard has been consistent in supporting this application in that it seems to be logical. He said it abuts an existing commercial area, has good access to Hwy 16, has city water and sewer and can be supported with police, fire and utilities. He believes South Kitsap and the City of Port Orchard needs this boost to the economy. James Tracy, Land Use Counsel for Talmo Inc., endorsed and complimented Palmer on the scope and comprehensiveness of his presentation. Tracy then gave a brief explanation of a recent WA State Supreme Court decision regarding the petition method of annexation. He said since this proposed property will hopefully be annexed into the city, questioned the applicable principles of this court decision on this application. Richard Brown – passed William Palmer noted for the record that in his exhibit, he has included a letter dated November 26, 2001 submitted by Ron Perkerewicz, former planning director to the Board of County Commissioners. #16 - Bruce Nilsen Application - request to rezone from current designation of Rural Residential with a Mineral Resource Overlay to Industrial with a Mineral Resource Overlay on 6.57 acres in North Kitsap. The site is located on Pioneer Way adjacent to Kitsap County's Lofall/Breidablick gravel pit across from Twelve Trees Business Park. Both staff and the Planning Commission recommended denial of the application. Gary Lindsey, representing Nilsen Appliances, said this was another of the LAMIRDs and Nilsen owns approximately 7 acres that is totally surrounded by the County's gravel pit and the Twelve Trees Business Park is located across the street. Lindsey said this was more of an industrial parcel rather than residential. He said the applicant owns and operates an appliance business, is operating his business out of multiple locations and is at the point that he needs to consolidate those locations to keep the business functioning. He said the site was served by full utilities and had fire flow. Bruce Nilsen, applicant, said his family came to Kitsap County in 1910 and they owned a store in Port Orchard used for warehouse space and commercial purposes, a warehouse in Bremerton, two commercial locations in Silverdale and a commercial site and warehouse in Poulsbo. He said he is committed to Kitsap County and he spends a lot of time traveling in order to service his various store and warehouse locations. He said he has owned this property since the early 90's and it is economical and efficient to consolidate all of his warehouse space into one area. Ron Ross said he supports the application. He noted that the Parks department had written a letter objecting to this application and later withdrew it. Ross was concerned that the Planning Commission was not aware of this letter when its decision was rendered. He questioned how a warehouse in a gravel pit could affect a County park and questioned why the letter was not included as part of the record. William Palmer said he was not representing the application but he was involved in the site a few years ago. He said this should have been considered a map correction rather that a rezone. He said the site has all the amenities and appearance of the industrial property directly across the street. He did not believe further LAMIRD study needed to be done prior to determining what is already obvious and well protected if other surrounding residential areas were considered. Richard Meyers questioned the location of the project. Commissioner Endresen asked staff to place a copy of the Park's rescinded letter in the record. #17 - Winmar Company Inc Application - request to rezone from its current designation of Urban High Residential to Regional Commercial on 5 acres of a 10.37- acre site in Silverdale area. The site is on Randall Way in Silverdale directly west of Target. Staff recommended approval and the Planning Commission recommended denial of the application. Gary Lindsey, said he and Ron Ross owns the property and that there were two tax parcels, approximately 13 total acres and they were requesting that the front 5 acres behind Target be designated Regional Commercial. He said the property contains wetlands and they have approximately 4 usable acres and would work out a mitigation plan with staff. Lindsey said the reason they changed their application was the need for the residential component in an urban area and that he said he was currently in negotiation with the Housing Authority to do the residential element on this parcel. He said there was a few potential uses for this site and asked the Board to approve the application. Ron Ross –passed. TEXT AMENDMENTS: Chair Botkin asked if comments would specifically refer to the amendment that they would like to see changed it would be helpful to the Board. Barbara Kitchens, representing the Kingston Chamber of Commerce, submitted a written packet addressing all of their textual changes concerns but commented on the revision of Policy CP-2, page 4 of her submittal. She said the Chamber opposes this change as its effect could allow the Commissioners (whether they intend to or not) to eliminate the annual review and delay the review process for as much as seven (7) years. Further, she said it could possibly eliminate the citizen's ability to appeal to the regional hearings board and the citizens of Kitsap County would no longer have assurance that timely review for rezones will happen. She believes this change creates an environment of mistrust of County Government by the community. Kitchens said the policy should be amended to reflect the following: amendments to the Comprehensive Plan Land use Map or polices will be considered once per year (as under the requirements of Ordinance No. 254-2001). Ron Ross addressed the Board with concerns of changing some of the concepts in Zoning Ordinance relative to the various categories such as home businesses and the amount of allowed livestock. William Palmer said portions of his comments are referenced in a memorandum submitted to the Planning Commission on November 27, 2001. He was concerned about some information presented to the Board of Commissioners at its April 3, 2002 work study session but had not been reviewed by the public. He feels that the information that was submitted at that time should have been presented to the public in the summer or fall of last year. He said after speaking with some members of the Planning Commission after the fact, much of the full text material that the Planning Commission considered was presented to the Planning Commission but not to the public. He believes this was an unfair part of the process. Chair Botkin suggested extending the written record in order to allow for individuals to comment in writing on text amendments that have occurred after the Planning Commission recommendations. Piercy said relative to this document, staff responded to directions they had received from the Planning Commission relative to specific areas. He said staff had been asked to develop language that would reflect their position on certain items contained within the text amendments. Commissioner Endresen questioned whether the public had an opportunity to review this information. She also suggested that if the Planning Commission asks staff to draft language that it goes back to the Planning Commission for review as well as for an approval vote prior to being submitted to the Board of Commissioners. Piercy responded that this information was discussed, is indicated in the Planning Commission minutes and to a limited degree the public did have an opportunity to review this as well as other information. Piercy also said that the Planning Commission had reviewed the draft language, took action in a formal meeting and based their findings on the information. Chair Botkin said the record would be left open for written comments on text amendments until the close of business, Friday May 10, 2002. MAP CORRECTIONS: Gary Lindsey - pass Evonne Posten said her property is located on Liberty Bay and believes their rezone from commercial to residential is a map error uncorrected since 1994. Richard Meyers said he has lived on this property for approximately 50 years and said his property was zoned industrial and it should be zoned rural residential instead. He said the map correction was taking long time. Ron Ross said the Posten's has owned and operated a full marine service on that property for many years, it was not detrimental to anyone in the County to grant this zoning and felt this was simply a map correction and it should be done. Chair Botkin said the oral portion of the hearing is closed subject to the record being left open for additional written comments on textual amendments only through the close of business on May 10, 2002. Chair Botkin said the Board will continue this hearing until May 8, 2002 at 10:30 AM in its work-study session for discussion and at the end of that discussion will determine whether there is a need for further discussion or to set the matter for a decision only public hearing on a Monday (possibly June 3, 2002). Public meeting adjourned at 10:00 PM. BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS KITSAP COUNTY WASHINGTON TIM BOTKIN, CHAIR CHRIS ENDRESEN, COMMISSIONER JAN ANGEL, COMMISSIONER ATTEST: HOLLY ANDERSON, DATE APPROVED CLERK OF THE BOARD * See Resolution Journal Volume No. 57 ** See Ordinance Journal Volume No. 11 THE NEXT MONDAY MEETING OF THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS WILL BE MAY 6, 2002. Visit the County's website at www.kitsapgov.com NOTE: KITSAP COUNTY DOES NOT DISCRIMINATE ON THE BASIS OF DISABILITY. INDIVIDUALS WHO REQUIRE ACCOMMODATIONS SHOULD CONTACT THE COMMISSIONER'S OFFICE AT (360) 337-4428 OR TDD (360) 337-7275 OR 1-800-816- 2782. (PLEASE PROVIDE TWO WEEKS NOTICE FOR INTERPRETER SERVICES). UPCOMING TIMED AGENDA ITEMS: (PLEASE NOTE: These dates and times are tentative and subject to change) MAY 6, 2002: 10:00) Employee of the Month Recognition 10:00) A Presentation on the Light Detection and Ranging Project (LiDAR). 10:00) B Public hearing to consider a Resolution approving a Supplemental Appropriation increasing the budget of the General Fund in the amount of $99,744 in order to accept a contract with Jefferson County and a grant from the U.S. Department of Transportation. 10:00) C Public hearing to consider a Petition to Vacate a portion of Albright Avenue SE in the Plat of Curley Creek Villa Tracts filed by Gerald and Sandra Hale. The proposed vacation area is approximately 17,509 square feet (40 foot width x 438 feet length) and located in South Kitsap, Commissioner District No. 2. 10:00) D Public hearing to consider a Resolution temporarily closing NW Anderson Hill Road to all classes of vehicular and pedestrian traffic between Rising Hill Lane NW and Anderson Landing NW for removal of an existing culvert and construction of a concrete bridge. Anticipated time of closure will be from Tuesday, May 7, 2002 to approximately Monday, December 16, 2002. 10:00) E Public hearing to consider a Resolution closing NE Gluds Pond Road causing it to become a dead-end road running easterly from SR 303 (Waaga Way) for a distance of 700 feet. This closure is in conjunction with Washington State Department of Transportation's safety improvements to SR 303. 10:00) F Continuation of a public hearing (for decision only) to consider an Ordinance amending Kitsap County's Shooting ordinance and adding the May Ranch No Shooting Area. MAY 13, 2002: 10:00) A Public hearing to consider an Ordinance relating to the County Budget, providing for biennial budgets rather than annual budgets. MAY 20, 2002: 10:00) A Closed Record Appeal hearing to consider an appeal filed by David A. Roberts on behalf of Eric Cleaver of the Hearing Examiner decision to deny a Conditional Use Permit application (Cleaver Construction Storage Yard) for construction and operation of a contractor's storage yard, including a single-family residence, office/shop facility for administrative functions and minor vehicle and equipment maintenance, parking for up to ten pieces of heavy equipment, bulk material storage yard, contractor supply storage yard, fueling area and employee and customer parking on a 36.23-acre parcel located in North Kitsap, Commissioner District No. 1. MAY 27, 2002: "MEMORIAL DAY" - No Public Meeting KITSAP COUNTY COMMISSIONERS MINUTES, APRIL 29, 2002 Page 140 Page 126