M I N U T E S KITSAP COUNTY BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS November 19, 2001 The Board of Commissioners met on the above-stated date. Present were Chair 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: 10:00) Meeting Called to Order with the Pledge of Allegiance. 10:00) A Environmental Protection Agency Award presentation (presentation by Montel Livingston). Montel Livingston, Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) Region X Solid Waste Programs Manager, presented the National Waste Wise Award to the County and gave a brief overview of the program. She said this is a free voluntary program sponsored for the purpose or reducing municipal solid waste. Livingston said Kitsap County not only reduced its paper use, it also purchased duplicating machines that copies both sides of the paper, revised many of its forms, uses re-filtered oil for county fleet, uses of recycled paper and used the straw and wood chips taken from the Kitsap County Fair and Rodeo and made it into a composting program. She said Kitsap County is a model for many cities in the association and that the county's ordinance is an umbrella for the multi-media. NOTE: The following Open Space Applications were heard jointly via telephone with the Board of County Commissioners and the Bainbridge Island City Council members Lois Curtis, Liz Murray and Norm Woolridge. Anne Holt and Nate Thomas were also present in the Bainbridge Island audience. 10:00) B Public hearing to consider an application filed by Kirk Andreasen for Current Use Assessment Open Space-General on 7.32 acres of two parcels with a combined acreage of 10.32 acres located at 13522 Sunrise Drive NE on Bainbridge Island in North Kitsap, Commissioner District No. 1. Net Fiscal Impact: N/A. Source of Funds: N/A. Steve Morse, Bainbridge Island Planning Department, said this was a request to transfer property into Open Space General plus add an additional 0.77 acres into the program. He said the property qualifies for open space in that it has a wildlife corridor, a permanent year around stream and a significant amount of wetland on a portion of the site. Morse said the applicant was willing to provide public access for organized groups and is planning to negotiate with the Bainbridge Island Land Trust for a conservation easement for that portion of the property. He said the site currently qualifies for a 60% reduction and would go to 90% upon execution of the conservation easement Comments were called for and hearing no objection, a motion was made by Lois Curtis and seconded by Norm Woolridge that the Board of Commissioner and the Bainbridge Island City Council approve the application filed by Kirk Andreasen for Current Use Assessment Open Space-General, further that an Order be executed so stipulating. Motion carried unanimously. 10:00) C Public hearing to consider an application filed by Paul Brainerd for Current Use Assessment Open Space-General on 6.9 acres of an 8.9-acre parcel located on Halls Hills Road, the southeastern portion of Bainbridge Island in North Kitsap, Commissioner District No. 1. Net Fiscal Impact: N/A. Source of Funds: N/A. Steve Morse, Bainbridge Island Planning Department, said this property is located on the north entrance to Blakely Harbor, was previously a part of Port Blakely and is completely undeveloped. He said there is a great deal of shoreline involved with this property. He said there is a conservation easement for the property and it qualifies for open space in that it has a small wetland and stream and visual quality. Morse said the applicant is allowing public access to schoolchildren and is involved with the Puget Sound Environmental Learning Center. He said the Planning Commission recommended including language relative to no fencing allowed in the conservation area but he suggested that the language be modified to read no fencing allowed that is contrary to conservation values. Morse said the site qualifies for 90% reduction on the conservation easement portion of the property. Discussion was held regarding priority resources for placing this property into open space, the class III wetland on the site, conservation easement as requirement for 90% reduction, the limited public access to the site and the visual aspects of the property. Nate Thomas, representing the applicant, said he has walked the property several times and has viewed it from the water and the shore and reinforces what Morse said relative to the visual value of the site. He said relative the use of the property through the Environmental Learning Center, believes it will not be as restrictive in use as Norm Woolridge suggested. He said classrooms through out the Puget Sound area and possibly other public venues would use the center. Relative to fencing the property, Thomas said he believes the amended language added by the Planning Commission was unnecessary and perhaps inappropriate. He believes there can be a real need on a conservation easement for fencing when there's adjacent property owners who feels no reservation about pushing into that property with their own lawn moving, brush cutting or waste dumping. In such cases, he believes there is a need to construct a fence to protect the conservation value. Thomas further said there was already language in the Brainerd conservation easement that prohibits construction of a fence on the property without conferring with the City of Bainbridge that holds the conservation easement. Discussion was held regarding whether the wetland on the site was really a high priority resource, whether the wildlife habitat was significant and tree density on the site. A motion was made by Lois Curtis and seconded by Liz Murray that the Board of Commissioners and the Bainbridge Island City Council approve the application filed by Paul Brainerd for Current Use Assessment Open Space-General, subject to adding a condition that states: that there be no fencing contrary to conservation values. Motion carried unanimously. 10:00) D Public hearing to consider an application filed by Bob Ferguson and Catherine Micaud for Current Use Assessment Open Space-General on 9.48 acres of a 10.48-acre parcel located on Island Center Road on Bainbridge Island in North Kitsap, Commissioner District No. 1. Net Fiscal Impact: N/A. Source of Funds: N/A. Steve Morse, Bainbridge Island Planning Department, said there was a conservation easement for a portion of the property, there is a stream corridor that runs down one side of the site and there are two different wildlife corridors crossing this property. He said the applicant felt they could provide public access to the site at some point in the future but not currently due to them having young children and they didn't want the public wandering the site. Morse said the property qualifies for 80% reduction on the 2.5-acre conservation easement portion of the site and a 50% reduction on the remainder of the open space area. Comments were called for and hearing no objection, a motion was made by Norm Woolridge and seconded by Liz Murray that the Board of Commissioners and the Bainbridge Island City Council approve the application filed by Bob Ferguson and Catherine Micaud for Current Use Assessment Open Space-General, further that an Order be executed so stipulating. Motion carried unanimously. 10:00) E Public hearing to consider an application filed by Anne Holt for Current Use Assessment Open Space-General on 5.24 acres of a 6.24-acre parcel located at Agate Point on Bainbridge Island in North Kitsap, Commissioner District No. 1. Net Fiscal Impact: N/A. Source of Funds: N/A. Steve Morse, Bainbridge Island Planning Department, said the property is located on the north side of Agate Pass and there is a conservation easement for the site. He said the Department of Fish and Wildlife viewed the property and determined that it has significant wildlife habitat value. Morse also said the property provides visual quality and the applicant agrees to public access to the property. He said the site qualifies for 90% reduction. Comments were called for and hearing no objection, a motion was made by Liz Murray and seconded by Norm Woolridge that the Board of Commissioners and the Bainbridge Island City Council approves the application filed by Anne Holt for Current Use Assessment Open Space-General, further that an Order be executed so stipulating. Motion carried unanimously. 10:00) F Closed Record Appeal hearing to consider the Hearing Examiner's Remand Decision regarding an appeal filed by Paul Bryan to grant subject to conditions a Conditional Use Permit application filed by American Tower Management, Inc for construction of a 135 foot tall steel monopole with antennas extending to 150 feet at a site located at 26273 Twelve Trees Lane NW in North Kitsap, Commissioner District No. 1. The remand issues consist of the following: 1) Finding of Fact No. 8 regarding the Determination of Non-Significance, stated that the proposal would have no more than a moderate impact on the environment. The DNS states "the proposal is not anticipated to result in significant adverse impacts to the environment. However, is has been determined the proposal will create more than moderate visual impacts on the views cape as per Section 470 of the Kitsap County Zoning Ordinance" The Hearing Examiner should resolve this inconsistency; 2) The record includes a site plan that shows future pads for additional towers. The Hearing Examiner's decision does not address the cumulative impacts of additional towers. This issue must be addressed and conclusions should be drawn based upon this issue; 3) The site plan also showed a great percentage of the proposal is located within a no-cut buffer that was a condition of the binding site plan approval for the business park. If this means that the binding site plan cannot be implemented, the Hearing Examiner's conclusions may need to be revised; 4) Finding that the uses of this site for cell towers will not create more than a moderate visual impact does not require a condition to ensure that the trees that screen the tower or additional towers will be required to remain throughout the life of the lease of the cell towers. The Hearing Examiner's conditions of approval should be reviewed to ensure that more than moderate visual impact will not occur in the future; and 5) The record is devoid of evidence that alternative sites were evaluated and compared to determine the benefits of the facility and its impacts. The Hearing Examiner's decision should address this issue. Net Fiscal Impact: Source of Funds: Chair Endresen said that this is a remand decision from the Hearing Examiner in which the Board had sent back for further review of certain items. Relative to issue #1 (DNS/More than a moderate visual impact) Chair Endresen said the Hearing Examiner clarified this issue in the remand by imposing a condition that the tower be camouflaged as a tree as proposed in exhibit 76. She said since the proposal and exhibit were offered late in the Hearing Examiner's process, the Department of Community Development did not have time to address this in the staff report but would support this condition. Chair Endresen further said staff needed to be more diligent on environmental impact statements and on cell towers in the future. She said she wanted the public to understand when mistakes are made the County is capable of acknowledging it and apologizing. Relative to issue #2 (Cumulative impacts) Chair Endresen suggested accepting the Hearing Examiner's decision as clarified. She said any additions to the site would require additional land use review that would include an evaluation of visual impacts. She also said the County's ordinance strongly encourages co-location but it did not mean that the County prefers co- location over and above large visual impacts. Relative to issue #3 (No-Cut buffer) Chair Endresen said the Hearing explained that the record shows testimony that there would be no cutting within the no-cut buffer shown on the building site plan and he imposed a condition of approval that no-cutting take place in that area. She said on remand, the Hearing Examiner suggests an additional condition of a vegetative easement to protect screening trees outside of the buffer. She also said she would like to see an approval or upholding of the Hearing Examiner's decision that includes that condition as well as a tree survey to be conducted and provided to the Department of Community Development prior to the easement being recorded and prior to the permit being issued. Relative to issue #4 (Requiring the screening trees to be retained) Chair Endresen said the in order for the County to ensure that those trees are retained in the future and on a long term basis, the Hearing Examiner suggested that the same condition set forth requiring a vegetative easement to protect the trees be utilized to address the trees outside the no-cut buffer zone. She said there would be two different easements, one for inside the no-cut buffer zone and one for outside to ensure that those trees that are screening the cell tower remains. She also suggested adding a condition that if those trees are removed, the cell tower will be removed as well. Relative to issue #5 (Alternative sites) Chair Endresen said the Hearing Examiner explained in the record where this information was addressed. A motion was made by Chair Endresen and seconded by Commissioner Angel that the Board uphold the Hearing Examiner's decision and add the following conditions: 1) that there be an easement to protect the screening trees both inside and outside of the no-cut buffer; 2) that the easements be recorded prior to issuance of the building permit; 3) that a tree survey be conducted and provided to DCD prior to issuance of the building permit; 4) that if the screening trees are removed that the cell tower be removed; and 5) that the Hearing Examiner did have adequate information in the record evaluating alternative sites. Chair Endresen directed staff to draft Formal Findings and Conclusions to support these conditions. Discussion was held regarding who actually had access to remove trees on the site, what happens if someone unknown removes the trees and whether a vegetative easement is sufficient. Chair Endresen amended condition #4, relative to screening trees to read - if the owner of the property or the holder of the easement removes the trees the cell tower would be removed. Motion carried. OTHER BUSINESS AND CONSENT ITEMS: 1) MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS: A motion was made by Commissioner Angel and seconded by Chair Endresen that the Board: A. Approve Minutes of November 5, 2001. B. Approve Warrant Nos. 2959090 through 2960344 in the amount of $3,197,466.04. C. Refer the following to the Prosecutor's Office and the Risk Manager: 1) Claim For Damages filed by Gina Landon on behalf of the Estate of David Franklin. Motion carried. 2) DEPARTMENT OF PERSONNEL & HUMAN SERVICES: A. A motion was made by Commissioner Angel and seconded by Chair Endresen that the Board adopt Resolution No. 208-2001* thereby creating a Project Manager position in the Administrative Services Department. Net Fiscal Impact: Approximately $9,232 for 2001. Source of Funds: Construction Bond. Motion carried. B. A motion was made by Commissioner Angel and seconded by Chair Endresen that the Board approve and execute the contract amendment to the Collective Bargaining Agreement with The Teamsters, Local No. 589 for Public Works- Utilities Employees (KC-442-00E) allowing for the implementation of an alternative work schedule for the Solid Waste Facility Attendant position's incumbent. Net Fiscal Impact: None. Source of Funds: General Fund. Motion carried. C. A motion was made by Commissioner Angel and seconded by Chair Endresen that the Board approve and execute the contract amendment with The Department of Social & Health Services (KC-515-00A) funding increase for the 2001 Older Americans Act Interagency agreement. Net Fiscal Impact: $191,784 (funding increase). Source of Funds: Older Americans Act- Federal. Motion carried. 3) DEPARTMENT OF ADMINISTRATIVE SERVICES: A. A motion was made by Commissioner Angel and seconded by Chair Endresen that the Board approve and execute the contract with Vertecs Corporation (KC-431- 01) for fireproofing work for the Kitsap County Jail Expansion and Renovation, Bid Package 4.4. Net Fiscal Impact: $103,900 Source of Funds: Jail Construction Fund. Motion carried. B. A motion was made by Commissioner Angel and seconded by Chair Endresen that the Board approve and execute the contract with Stirrett-Johnsen, Inc (KC-388- 01) for mechanical work for the Kitsap County Jail expansion and renovation, Bid Package 4.1. Net Fiscal Impact: $2,975,500. Source of Funds: Jail Construction Fund. Motion carried. C. Resolution approving the transfer and assignment of the franchise to operate a Cable Television system in the County of Kitsap by Northland Cable Television, Inc to TCI Cable Partners of St. Louis, L.P, known as AT&T Broadband (AT&T). Net Fiscal Impact: N/A. Source of Funds: N/A. (NOTE: THIS MATTER WAS CONTINUED TO NOVEMBER 26, 2001). D. A motion was made by Commissioner Angel and seconded by Chair Endresen that the Board approve and execute the contract with FPH Construction (KC-415-01) for the renovation of the waterfront cabin at Guillemot Cove. Net Fiscal Impact: $28,320. Source of Funds: Parks Capital Improvement Fund. Motion carried. 4) DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS: A. A motion was made by Commissioner Angel and seconded by Chair Endresen that the Board approve and execute the Interlocal agreement with Karcher Creek Sewer District (KC-405-01) for the Jefferson Avenue Stormwater Conveyance Project. Net Fiscal Impact: $54,133.20. Source of Funds: SSWM Retrofit Budget. Motion carried. B. A motion was made by Commissioner Angel and seconded by Chair Endresen that the Board approve the Tax-Title Land Petition submitted by Aaron & Glenda Vio for the sale of tax-title land located east of Lake Shore Drive in the Plat of Island Lake Park Division I in North Kitsap and directing the County Treasurer to offer the subject property for sale at public auction as prescribed by law. Net Fiscal Impact: N/A. Source of Funds: N/A. Motion carried. C. A motion was made by Commissioner Angel and seconded by Chair Endresen that the Board approve and execute the Interlocal agreement amendment with The Suquamish Tribe (KC-349-99B) for the Augusta Avenue Stormwater Improvement Project. Net Fiscal Impact: $97,235. Source of Funds: SSWM Construction Fund. Motion carried. D. A motion was made by Commissioner Angel and seconded by Chair Endresen that the Board approve and execute the contract amendment with The Shea Group (KC-047-01B) engineering services for the Tracyton Traffic Calming Project. Net Fiscal Impact: $44,990. Source of Funds: Road Fund. Motion carried. 5) JUVENILE SERVICES DEPARTMENT: A. A motion was made by Commissioner Angel and seconded by Chair Endresen that the Board approve and execute the Interlocal agreement with Jefferson County (KC-443-01) to provide juvenile detention bed space on an as needed and as available basis. Net Fiscal Impact: $100 per bed per day per service, (revenue generated). Source of Funds: Jefferson County. Motion carried. B. A motion was made by Commissioner Angel and seconded by Chair Endresen that the Board approve and execute the contract amendment with WA State Department of Social & Health Services (KC-533-99B) to provide funding for Parole & Diagnostic Services, costs associated with EHB 3900 and costs related to SSB5214 (firearms on school property). Net Fiscal Impact: $113,479 + fee for service (revenue generated). Source of Funds: Dept. of Social & Health Services. Motion carried. C. A motion was made by Commissioner Angel and seconded by Chair Endresen that the Board approve and execute the contract with Kitsap Mental Health Services (KC-358-99B) providing Multisystemic Therapy to moderate high-risk youth on community supervision utilizing Juvenile Accountability Incentive Block Grant Funds. Net Fiscal Impact: already included in 2001/2002 budget. Source of Funds: J DSHS, Juvenile Rehabilitation Admin & Juvenile Accountability Incentive Block Grant. Motion carried. 6) DEPARTMENT OF COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT: A. A motion was made by Commissioner Angel and seconded by Chair Endresen that the Board approve and execute the grant agreement with WA State Department of Fish and Wildlife (KC-375-01) for the administration of the 2496 Salmon Recovery Grant Program in East WRIA 15 (the part of Kitsap Peninsula that drains to the Puget Sound, including portions of Kitsap, Pierce and Mason counties and associated lands). Net Fiscal Impact: $50,000 +. Source of Funds: WA Dept. of Fish and Wildlife. Motion carried. 7) OPPORTUNITY FOR THE PUBLIC TO ADDRESS THE BOARD: (Please limit comments to 3 to 5 minutes) 8) COMMISSIONERS OFFICE/ELECTED OFFICIALS: A. A motion was made by Commissioner Angel and seconded by Chair Endresen that the Board approve and execute the contract ratification with The Department of Transportation, National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (KC-463-01) for the safety program entitled " Occupant Restraint Community Awareness Increase Seat Belt Usage." Net Fiscal Impact: $50,000. Source of Funds: Nat'l Highway Traffic Safety Admin. Federal Grant. Motion carried. B. Discussion was held, comments called for and hearing no objection a motion was made by Commissioner Angel and seconded by Chair Endresen that the Board adopt Resolution No. 209-2001* thereby appointing Rex Nelson and David Vandenbos to 4-year terms ending October 31, 2005 to the Southworth Ferry Advisory Committee. Net Fiscal Impact: N/A. Source of Funds: N/A. Motion carried. C. Discussion was held, comments called for and hearing no objection a motion was made by Commissioner Angel and seconded by Chair Endresen that the Board adopt Resolution No. 210-2001* thereby appointing Dan Price and reappointing Nick Jewett, Paul Nichol, Cindy Simonsen and Tom Waggoner to the Kingston Citizens Advisory Committee for terms ending August 31, 2004. Motion carried. D. Recess to executive session on Monday, November 19, 2001 at the hour of 1:30 PM to discuss land acquisition. (Executive session cancelled). 9) BOARD OF COMMISSIONER'S COMMENTS: A. Chair Endresen gave highlights of the Washington Association of Counties Conference hosted by Kitsap County on last week. Meeting adjourned at 11:05 AM. BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS KITSAP COUNTY WASHINGTON CHRIS ENDRESEN, CHAIR TIM BOTKIN, COMMISSIONER JAN ANGEL, COMMISSIONER ATTEST: HOLLY ANDERSON DATE APPROVED CLERK OF THE BOARD * See BCC Resolution Journal Volume No. 56 ** See BCC Ordinance Journal Volume No. 10 OTHER MEETINGS ATTENDED BY THE BOARD: 11/19/01 12:00 PM Lunch-Twetens 1:30 PM Executive Session – BCC Conference Room 2:00 PM Administrator's Briefing-BCC Conference Room 11/20/01 8:00 AM Housing Authority Meeting- Housing Ofc, Silverdale 1:00 PM ESA Meeting- BCC Conference Room 11/21/01 9:00 AM Work Study Session-PW 3rd Floor Conference Room 11/22/01 THANKSGIVING HOLIDAY 11/23/01 HOLIDAY THE NEXT BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS MEETINGS WILL BE HELD NOVEMBER 26, 2001 AND NOVEMBER 28, 2001. 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) NOVEMBER 26, 2001: 10:00) A Employee Service Awards presentation. 10:00) B United Way presentation. 10:00) C Public hearing to consider a resolution to approve a supplemental appropriation increasing the budget of the Department of Emergency Services Fund in the amount of $25,952 in order to received a U.S. Department of Justice grant, receive reimbursement from FEMA and re- appropriate cash balance; and increase the KPREP Fund by $439,000 in order to receive grants from the U.S. Geological Survey and Washington State Department of Ecology Net Fiscal Impact: Reduction of cash reserves $20,000. Source of Funds: US Dept. of Justice, FEMA, WA DOE & USGS. 10:00) D Public hearing to consider a resolution to approve a supplemental appropriation increasing the budget of the Cumulative Reserve Fund in the amount of $1,375,500 in order to transfer the balance to the General Fund. Net Fiscal Impact: Transfer balance from Cumulative Reserve Fund to General Fund. Source of Funds: Cumulative Reserve Fund Balance. 10:00) E Public hearing to consider a resolution to approve a supplemental appropriation increasing the budget of the Parks Capital Improvement Fund in the amount of $675,000 in order to make park capital expenditures. Net Fiscal Impact: Increases Parks Capital Improvement from $600,000 to $1,275,000. Source of Funds: GMA Park Impact Fees. 10:00) F Public hearing to consider an Ordinance extending the deadline for filing a petition with the County Board of Equalization for change in assessor's valuation of property. Net Fiscal Impact: N/A. Source of Funds: N/A. 10:00) G Continuation of a public hearing to consider a Closed Record Appeal filed by Roy & Kathy Conner, Edward & Kathleen Dorie, Rick Ford and Mary Potter of the Hearing Examiner's Decision to grant a Conditional Use Permit for the Sprint PCS Facility – Crowe's Foot/Cedar Grove Grocery Site to construct and operate with conditions, a 148-foot monopole wireless communication facility (instead of the requested 167-foot monopole) with an antenna array with associated ground equipment that includes a project area of 3,500 square feet at a designated co-location site located at 9218 Hwy 303, Bremerton, WA in North Kitsap, Commissioner District No. 1. Net Fiscal Impact: Source of Funds: (NOTE: SAID MATTER FOR DECISION ONLY). 10:00) H Public hearing to consider an Ordinance adopting the Manchester Community Plan with associated amendments to the Kitsap County Comprehensive Plan, Zoning Ordinance and Chapter 17 of the County Code. Net Fiscal Impact: The additional cost of implementation of this Plan is unknown. Source of Funds: Absorbable under the County's existing budget. NOVEMBER 28, 2001 7:00) PM Joint Public Hearing with the Poulsbo City Council to consider the Poulsbo SubArea Plan and Urban Growth Area (UGA) including specific recommendations from the Kitsap County Planning Commission and from the City of Poulsbo. Net Fiscal Impact: Undetermined at this time. All aspects for future annexation and revenue sharing will be addressed through Kitsap Regional Coordinating Council with direction from the County-Wide Planning Policies. Source of Funds: N/A (NOTE: The meeting will be held at the Poulsbo City Council Chambers, 19050 Jensen Way NE, Poulsbo Washington). DECEMBER 3, 2001 10:00) Employee of the Month presentation. 10:00) A Public hearing to consider a Resolution adopting of the year 2002 Annual Road Program in accordance with RCW 36.81.130 and WAC 136.16.018. Net Fiscal Impact: N/A. Source of Funds: County Road Funds. 10:00) B Public hearing to consider a Resolution adopting the year 2002-2007 Six- Year Transportation Program in accordance with RCW 36.18 and WAC136.15. Net Fiscal Impact: N/A. Source of Funds: County Road Funds. 10:00) C Public hearing to consider adopting a Resolution approving the supplemental appropriation increasing the budget of the Mental Health Fund in the amount of $3,000,000 and the Substance Abuse Treatment Fund in the amount of $500,000 in order to receive grants from the Washington Department of Social and Health Services. Net Fiscal Impact: Increases Mental Health Budget by $3,000,000 and Substance Abuse Treatment by $500,000. Source of Funds: Dept. of Social and Health Services. December 10, 2001 10:00) A Public hearing to consider an amendment to Title 7 of the Kitsap County Code and Ordinance 127-A 1999 (Relating to animal control and increasing fees and penalties). 10:00) B Public hearing to consider testimony on the matter of the 2002 Kitsap County Budget, Property Tax Levies and Revenues. KITSAP COUNTY COMMISSIONERS MINUTES, NOVEMBER 19, 2001 Page 281 Page 270