ISLAND COUNTY
COMMISSIONERS - MINUTES OF MEETING
REGULAR SESSION - DECEMBER 6, 1999
The
Board of Island County Commissioners (including Diking Improvement District #4)
met in Regular Session on December 6,
1999, beginning at 9:30 a.m., in the Island County Courthouse Annex,
Hearing Room, Coupeville, Wa., with
Mike Shelton, Chairman, Wm. L. McDowell, Member, and Wm. F. Thorn,
Member, present. Minutes from the
meetings of October 25, 1999 Regular and Special sessions, and November 1,
1999, Regular and Special Sessions were approved and signed.
VOUCHERS AND PAYMENT OF
BILLS
The
following vouchers/warrants were approved for payment by unanimous motion of
the Board: Voucher (War.) #s
63864-64095……………… $217,272.07.
ISLAND COUNTY HOUSING AUTHORITY APPOINTMENT
By unanimous
motion, the Board appointed Curtis Shumate, Oak Harbor, to serve on the Island County Housing Authority for a five year term to December 6, 2004,
refilling the position held by Rick
Urban.
SNO-ISLE REGIONAL
LIBRARY BOARD REAPPOINTMENT
By unanimous
motion, the Board reappointed Danetta Fowler, Oak Harbor, to serve a seven year
term through December 31, 2006, on the Sno-Isle Regional Library Board.
Hiring Requests & Personnel Actions
By unanimous
motion, the Board approved the following Personnel Action Authorizations:
125/99 SW
Tech 3I #2253.00 Replacement 1/4/00
131/99 SW Attd. Supervisor #2248.05 New Position 12/6/99
132/99 Corrections Off . #4015.02 Replacement 12/6/99
133/99
Deputized Off. #4014.32 New Position 12/6/99
[deactivated Chief Criminal Deputy position]
134/99 Sheriff’s Cook .5 fte #4023.03 Replacement 12/6/99
Sheriff Guild Deputies Labor Contract
By
unanimous motion, the Board approved and signed the Agreement between Island
County and the Island County Sheriffs Guild covering the Deputies Division
for the period January 1, 1999
through December 31, 2001.
EMPLOYEE ASSISTANCE
PROGRAM SERVICES AGREEMENT
The
Board, on unanimous motion, approved Employee Assistance Program Services
Agreement with HPN [Health Promotion Network], a program of St. Joseph
Hospital, to provide EAP services for
Island County, RM-HR-99-0085, at a cost
of $1.85 per employee.
Contract
between Washington State Military Department and Island County for Tsunami
Contract Extension, #RM-DES-99-0099
T.
J. Harmon, Department of Emergency Services, GSA, presented for the Board’s
approval, change to Contract with Washington
State Military Department for Tsunami signs, Contract #EM-019080
[#RM-DES-99-0099] signs, labor and installation, contract in the amount of
$1,000. A concern all work group
members expressed to the State is for signs which would show having reached a
“safe area” and the state seems to be looking at evacuation route model from
Oregon that would show “Tsunami Evacuation
Rest Area” and this is something Ms. Harmon thought would be a request
in second-round funding in January. Ms.
Harmon will be working with local newspapers about the signs and what the
County’s goal is, for people to reach 60’ and out of the range . Because of concern for non-resident
population, she is working with the chambers
and parks service to help educate folks coming to the area who may not
be familiar with these issues.
By unanimous motion, the Board approved
Contract #EM-019080 with Washington State Military Department for Tsunami signs,
Contract #EM-019080 [#RM-DES-99-0099]
in the amount of $1,000.
Liquor
License #076755-4I, by Chilon, Inc. , Ashingdon Manor B & B
With recommendation from the Island County Sheriff and
Health Department having been forwarded
to the Board, the Board by unanimous motion
approved new application for liquor
license for Ashingdon Manor, Langley, License #076755-4I, Bed and Breakfast.
Resolution
#C-155-99 Authorizing ENTERING Into Interlocal Agreement With South Whidbey
Parks and Recreation District For Purchase of Recreational Property and an
Interlocal Agreement Between South Whidbey Parks and Recreation District and
Island County
Lee McFarland, Assistant Director, GSA/Property
Management, presented a Resolution
which if adopted would authorize the Board entering in to the agreement
with South Whidbey Parks and Recreation District. The Interlocal Agreement signed by the Park District, however,
contains an Addendum with two items:
(1) if any profit from logging on the easement for the Cedars Trail the
District would receive its pro-rata share; (2) added to the section in the
agreement dealing with not treating
citizens living outside district than those living within the district,
to indicate that would be done in accordance
with their regulations concern scheduling, etc. The Addendum has not yet been reviewed by the County’s legal adviser, and
Mr. McFarland plans to do that as soon as possible and bring the Interlocal
Agreement to the Board next Monday.
The Board instructed
Mr. McFarland to relay to the District that the County was not
interested in considering the Addendum proposed by the District. The matter to be carried forward to the next
meeting.
HEARING
SCHEDULED: ORDINANCE #C-161-99 Establishing Fees
for Juvenile Diversion Services
By unanimous motion, the Board scheduled a Public
Hearing for December 27, 1999 at 1:55
p.m. to consider Ordinance #C-161-99 establishing fees for Juvenile Diversion
Services.
ISLAND COUNTY HEALTH
CONTRACTS APPROVED
The
following Health contracts were approved by unanimous motion of the Board:
Contract
Amendment: Toddler Learning Center,
HS-05-99(1), $55,576.00
Contract
Amendment: Center for Community
Support, HS-08-99(1), $22,312.00
Contract: Community Mental Health Services, HS-04-99,
$82,890.
Resolution
#C-156-99, R-49-99 – Approving county road quitclaim deed to WSDOT TO COMPLY
WITH HIGHWAY PROJECT AND BENEFITS DERIVED BY TRANSFER FOR WIDENING AND
CONSTRUCTION OF CLASSIC ROAD
As
presented by the Public Works Director and County Engineer, the Board by
unanimous motion approved Resolution #C-156-99 [#R-49-99] approving County
Road quitclaim deed to the Washington
State Department of Transportation, for
portions of Classic Road associated with Highway SR 525
Project, Classic Road to
Rehberg Road vicinity. The right
of way will be turned back to Island County after construction.
BEFORE
THE BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
OF
ISLAND COUNTY, WASHINGTON
IN THE MATTER OF APPROVING )
COUNTY ROAD QUITCLAIM DEED TO ) RESOLUTION
NO. C-156-99
WSDOT
TO COMPLY WITH HIGHWAY ) R-49-99
PROJECT
AND BENEFITS DERIVED BY )
TRANSFER
FOR WIDENING AND )
CONSTRUCTION
OF CLASSIC ROAD )
Whereas,
the Washington State Department of Transportation (WSDOT) has been coordinating
with Island County for/in the widening of SR 525 with various improvements
thereto, all for the benefit of the motoring public, and in particular for the
residents of Island County; AND, a
Quitclaim Deed to WSDOT is required to clear title to portions of Classic Road
located within the highway project limits of SR 525, Classic Rd. Vic. to
Rehberg Rd. Vic. with portions of said
road to be turned back by WSDOT to said Island County after completion of said
project.
WHEREAS,
Island County holds title to those portions of said road needed by WSDOT and to
be transferred to WSDOT for the widening and construction of said highway
project. And, after construction, WSDOT
will be responsible for any and all maintenance of said portion needed for the
project. NOW THEREFORE,
BE
IT HEREBY RESOLVED that the Quitclaim Deed for transfer of a portion of said
road is approved and that the undersigned County Commissioners are authorized
to sign, have notarized, and return said Quitclaim Deed to WSDOT, together with
a signed copy of this Resolution.
ADOPTED
this 6th day of December, 1999.
BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
ISLAND
COUNTY, WASHINGTON
By: Wm. L. McDowell, Member
By: William F. Thorn, Member
Attest: Margaret
Rosenkranz
Clerk
of the Board
BICC
99-673
Grant
of Drainage Easement – Matthew D. and Kristen E. Hudack and Larry E. and Florence
E. Schusted - Freeland Drainage project
The
Board, by unanimous motion, approved
Grant of Drainage Easement from Matthew D. and Kristen E. Hudack and
Larry E. and Florence E. Schusted,
Parcel S6655-00-07002-0, portion of
Block 7, Plat of Freeland, associated with the Freeland Drainage
project.
STORMWATER MITIGATION
AGREEMENTS APPROVED
By
unanimous motion, the Board approved the following Stormwater Mitigation
Agreements:
Stormwater Mitigation
Agreement – Koetje Construction, Lot 5, Block 5, Holmes Harbor G&Y Club,
Div. #8
Stormwater Mitigation
Agreement – Koetje Construction, Lot 24, Block 3, Holmes Harbor G&Y Club,
Div. #6.
HOLMES HARBOR GOLF &
YACHT CLUB DRAINAGE PLAN BRIEFING
Roy
Allen, Storm Water Manager, announced that a briefing was planned for Wednesday at 1:00 p.m. at Datum Pacific,
Inc., Conference room, 404 N. Main, Coupeville, Wa., on the Holmes Harbor Golf & Yacht Club Drainage
Plan. Inasmuch as two members of the
Board of County Commissioners will be attending, Chairman Shelton agreed to
call a Special Session for the purpose of receiving the preliminary briefing on
the findings of the study.
A
meeting will be held for the general public and property owners in the plat on
December 16, 1999 at 7:00 p.m. at the
Holmes Harbor Golf & Yacht Club House, to solicit comments on the plan to resolve drainage problems within
the plat and properties impacted from surface water runoff from said plat. [If the Club House is not available that
evening, the meeting will be held at the Holmes Harbor Sewer District Conference room by the sewer
plant]. The news Paper Pubic Notice
will provide the correct location.
HEARING HELD: Franchise
Application #314, Penn Cove Road
A
Public Hearing was held on Franchise Application #314 at 10:20 a.m., as
scheduled and advertised, by Fred and
Sharon Smith for a septic tightline to serve an off-site drainfield, in Penn Cove Road between Lots 7, Block 1
and Lot 28, Block 2, plat of Glencairn.
The recommendation of Public Works Road Division was provided by memo to the Board dated
November 18, 1999, signed by Lewis J. Legat, P.E., Island County engineer,
recommending approval of the franchise.
No
members of the public indicated a desire to speak for or against granting of
Franchise Application #314.
The
Board, by unanimous motion, approved
Franchise #314 by Fred & Sharon
Smith.
HEARING
HELD: Franchise Application #156(R)
- waterlines in Race Road
A
Public Hearing was held on Franchise Application #156 Renewal, at 10:25
a.m. as scheduled and advertised, for waterlines in Race Road,
Sections 7/8, T31N-R2E, by Race Lagoon
Water Association. Island County Public
Works Roads Division recommended renewal of the Franchise as requested for 25 years. At the time of hearing, no members of the public spoke either
for or against renewal of the
franchise.
The
Board, by unanimous motion, approved
Franchise #156 renewal as requested.
Resolution
#C-157-99 [R-50-99]– Initiating CRP 99-02, West Beach Road Guardrail and
Purchase Order
The
Board, by unanimous motion, approved initiation of County Road Project CRP 99-02, West Beach Road Guardrail, under Resolution #C-157-99 [R-50-99], and
Purchase Order #02630 to Peterson Brothers, Inc., Small Works Roster
process.
Resolution
#C-158-99 [R-51-99]Approving Annual Road Construction Program for year 2000
Larry
Kwarsick, Public Works Director, presented Resolution #C-158-99 [R-51-99] to
adopt and approve the Annual Road Construction Program for the year 2000 and
proposed Equipment Rental and Revolving Fund purchases for the year 2000. This was prepared consistent with discussions with the Board at recent staff sessions, and reflect
changing conditions and carry-over of
projects.
By
unanimous motion, the Board adopted Resolution #C-158-99, R-51-99, in the
matter of adoption of the Annual Road
Construction Program for the Year
2000.
OF ISLAND COUNTY,
WASHINGTON
IN
THE MATTER OF ADOPTION OF )
THE
ANNUAL ROAD CONSTRUCTION ) RESOLUTION C-158 -99
PROGRAM
FOR THE YEAR 2000 ) R-51-99
WHEREAS, it is required by RCW 36.81.130 that the
Annual Road Construction Program be adopted prior to the Annual Budget; and
WHEREAS, the
Six-Year Transportation Improvement Program was adopted at public hearing as required
by law on June 21, 1999; and
WHEREAS, the
Board of County Commissioners has reviewed the work accomplished under the
current Six-Year Program to determine current needs in order to revise and
extend the comprehensive road program; NOW,
THEREFORE,
BE IT HEREBY RESOLVED that the attached list of projects as selected from the
aforementioned Six-year Transportation Improvement Program with 2000 Proposed
Equipment Purchases by ER&R Fund be adopted.
PASSED
BY UNANIMOUS VOTE AND ADOPTED this 6th
day of December, 1999.
BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
ISLAND
COUNTY, WASHINGTON
Mike
Shelton, Chairman
Wm.
L. McDowell, Member
William
F. Thorn, Member
ATTEST:
Margaret
Rosenkranz, Clerk of the Board
BICC
99-681
Personal Property Sale & Removal Agreement
Mr.
Kwarsick presented his recommendation to the Board for approval of a Personal Property Sale & Removal
Agreement for the house located at 102 NE 5th Street, Coupeville;
Parcel #S6415-00-29004. This represents
the last of the homes that need to be removed as part of the County’s
Courthouse Master Plan implementation.
The
Board, by unanimous motion, approved and signed the Personal Property Sale
& Removal Agreement as presented for the house located at 102 NE 5th
Street in Coupeville.
Resolution
#C-159-99 (R-48-99) – Amend 1999-2004
Capital Improvement Program to include South Whidbey Park Joint Acquisition
By
unanimous motion, the Board approved Resolution #C-159-99 (R-48-99)
amending Island County’s 1999-2004
Capital Improvement Program to include South Whidbey Park Joint Acquisition
(Reet I funds).
BEFORE THE BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
OF ISLAND COUNTY, WASHINGTON
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COUNTY’S SIX-YEAR CAPITAL IMPROVEMENT |
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PROGRAM FOR THE YEARS 1999-2004 TO |
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RESOLUTION NO. C-159-99 |
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INCLUDE SOUTH WHIDBEY PARK JOINT
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R-48-99 |
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WHEREAS,
the Public Works Director, in accordance with RCW 36.70A.070(3) and WAC
365-195-315, submitted his recommended plan for capital expenditures for 1999
through 2004; and
WHEREAS,
the Island County Board of County Commissioners adopted the 1999-2004 Capital
Improvement Program (CIP) on July 13, 1998, by way of Resolution C-94-98
(R-35-98); and
WHEREAS,
the South Whidbey Park joint acquisition with the South Whidbey Park and
Recreation District could not be foreseen at the time the CIP was adopted; and
WHEREAS,
per ICC 3.04A.040 real estate excise tax funds can be used for financing
capital projects specified in the capital facilities plan element of the Island
County Comprehensive Plan; and
NOW
THEREFORE BE IT HEREBY RESOLVED that the 1999-2004
Capital Improvement Program is amended to include the joint acquisition of the
South Whidbey Park Property expansion to be funded out of REET 1 in the amount
of $167,500.
ADOPTED this 6th day of
December, 1999.
BOARD
OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
ISLAND
COUNTY WASHINGTON
Mike
Shelton, Chairman
Wm.
L. McDowell, Member
William F. Thorn, Member
Attest: Margaret Rosenkranz
Clerk
of the Board
BICC
99-683
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Solid Waste Fund Year end Write-offs
Dave
Bonvouloir, Solid Waste Manager, presented the annual year end “write-off” of outstanding delinquent Solid
Waste Funds involving transactions between Island County Solid Waste and users
of the facilities. The total amount
proposed to be written off is $765.52.
Delinquent accounts have received one ore more pieces of
correspondence, and those not replying
were sent to collection. According to
the agreement with collection agencies, the County would receive 50% of whatever is recovered.
The
Board, by unanimous motion, approved
the write-offs for Solid Waste uncollectibles for 1999 totaling $765.52.
Interim Ordinance #C-160-99 (PLG-053-99)
Adopted Amending Chapter 17.03 ICC to
comply with the Order of the Western Washington Growth Management Hearings
Board relating to the Rural Zone and Public Hearing Scheduled
Phil
Bakke, Planning Director, presented Ordinance #C-160-99, PLG-053-99 [GMA doc.
#5245], drafted by legal counsel to
fill a gap created as a result of ordinance #C-75-99 PLG-114-99. He explained that as part of the Growth
Management Hearings Board Order, Island County opted to impose a temporary
ordinance setting minimum parcel size in the Rural zone at 10 acres. Since the rural density issue has not been
finalized, the County is required to bring the ordinance back for an extension,
and within sixty days of adoption, schedule a public hearing.
By
unanimous motion, the Board adopted Interim Ordinance #C-160-99, PLG-053-99,
amending Chapter 17.03 ICC to comply with the order of the Western Washington
Growth Management Hearings Board relating to the Rural Zone, this ordinance to
take effect immediately upon expiration
of Ordinance #C-75-99, with a Public Hearing scheduled for January 24, 2000
at 3:00 p.m. [Ordinance C-160-99 as adopted 12/6/99, GMA doc. #5246]
BEFORE THE BOARD OF COUNTY
COMMISSIONERS
OF ISLAND COUNTY,
WASHINGTON
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THE MATTER OF AMENDING CHAPTER 17.03.ICC TO COMPLY WITH THE ORDER OF THE
WESTERN WASHINGTON GROWTH MANAGEMENT HEARINGS BOARD RELATING TO THE RURAL
ZONE |
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PLG-053-99 |
WHEREAS, various parties filed
petitions with the Western Washington Growth Management Hearings Board
(“Board”) to review Island County’s adopted GMA Comprehensive Plan (“Comp
Plan”) and Development Regulations; and
WHEREAS, the Board entered its Final
Decision and Order on June 2, 1999; and
WHEREAS, the Board found
prospectively certain provisions of the Rural Zone invalid if interim
regulations were not adopted by August 10, 1999, and therefore replacement
regulations are needed to govern land use in the Rural zone; and
WHEREAS, in 1998, the County
completed environmental review under Chapter 43.21C RCW, SEPA, on its Comp Plan
and Development Regulations including the Rural Zone; and
WHEREAS, pursuant to WAC 197-11-600,
the County SEPA official has determined that the proposed changes to Chapter
17.03 ICC relating to the Rural Zone, needed on an interim basis to comply with
the Order of the Growth Board, are not likely to have significant adverse
environmental impacts that were not considered in the environmental documents
prepared for the Comp Plan and Development Regulations; and
WHEREAS, RCW 36.70A.390 authorized
the County to adopt interim regulations at any time so long as a public hearing
is held within sixty (60) days of enactment; and
WHEREAS, through Ordinance C-75-99,
Island County adopted amendments relating
to lands in the Rural Zone to comply with the Order of the Growth Board;
and
WHEREAS, by the terms of C-75-99,
these regulations remain in effect for six (6) months; and
WHEREAS, further action is needed to
extend these regulations in order to allow time to adopt permanent
regulations. NOW, THEREFORE,
BE IT HEREBY ORDAINED, in order to
comply with the June 2, 1999 Final Decision and Order of the Western Washington
Growth Management Hearings Board, the Board of Island County Commissioners
hereby re-adopts the proposed amendment to Chapter 17.03 ICC, attached hereto
as Exhibit A, establishing interim regulations relating to lands classified in
the Rural Zone. Material stricken
through is deleted and material underlined is added.
BE IT FURTHER ORDAINED, that this amendment
to Chapter 17.03 ICC shall remain in effect for four (4) months or until the
County adopts permanent amendments to Chapter 17.03 ICC to replace these
interim regulations, whichever date occurs earlier.
APPROVED AND ADOPTED this 6th day of
December, 1999 and set for public hearing at 3 p.m. on the 24th day of
January, 1999.
BOARD
OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
ISLAND
COUNTY, WASHINGTON
Mike Shelton, Chairman
Wm. L. McDowell, Member
William F. Thorn, Member
ATTEST: Margaret Rosenkranz
Clerk of the Board BICC 99-685
APPROVED AS TO FORM:
DAVID
L. JAMIESON, JR.
Deputy
Prosecuting Attorney
&
Island County Code Reviser
PUBLIC
HEARING SCHEDULED TO CONSIDER OPEN SPACE APPLICATION
OPS 751/99 BY MARY M. HALSEN
As
Mr. Bakke explained, the Applicant is requesting 13 acres of a 14.25 acre
parcel be designated open space, to be reviewed pursuant to RCW 84.34. The property is located on Assessor's
Parcel: R13106-452-3460, off State
Highway 20, on Cedar Hollow Lane, located in Central Whidbey Island, in the
Northeast ¼ of Section 6, Township 31N, Range 1 East, W.M.
By
unanimous motion, the Board scheduled Application OPS 751/99 by Mary M. Halsen
for public hearing on December 20, 1999
at 10:45 a.m.
PUBLIC HEARINGS
HELD: ADOPTION OF YEAR 2000 BUDGETS
The
Chairman opened a public hearing at 11:00 a.m. as scheduled and advertised on
the following:
· Resolution #C-146-99 Fixing and Adopting the Final Budgets for Island County Current Expense Fund, Special Revenue Funds, and Diking District #4 Fund for Fiscal Year 2000
· Ordinance #C-147-99 Increasing the Taxing District’s Prior Year’s Levy Amount for Fiscal Year 2000 for the County Current Expense Levy
· Ordinance #C-148-99 Increasing the Taxing District’s Prior Year’s Levy Amount for Fiscal Year 2000 for the County Road Levy
RESOLUTION #C-146-99
Resolution
#C-146-99 was presented by Margaret
Rosenkranz, Budget Director, along with
attachments noted: Exhibit A, Budget
Summaries; Exhibit B, Overhead Allocation Schedule; Exhibit C, Position
Listing; and Exhibit D, the detailed Revenue and Expenditure Budget. In refining the numbers, she noted that Line
#77, Commissioners Contingency, now
totals $116,225.
No
one in the audience indicated a desire to speak concerning Resolution
#C-146-99.
By
unanimous motion, the Board approved Resolution #C-146-99 as presented.
BOARD
OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
ISLAND
COUNTY, WASHINGTON
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THE FINAL BUDGETS FOR ISLAND COUNTY |
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RESOLUTION C-146-99 |
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WHEREAS,
Chapter 36.40 RCW provides for the development, presentation,
consideration and fixing of the final budgets for each County fund by the Board
of County Commissioners, and
WHEREAS, several public meeting Island County budget workshops have been
held with each county department and regarding each county fund, special
revenue fund, and Diking District #4 to consider estimated 2000 revenues and
expenditures, all open to citizen input and comment, and
WHEREAS, all input, suggestions, requests, and other considerations have
been weighed by the Board of County Commissioners resulting in the following
2000 Preliminary Exhibits. Exhibit A,
budget summaries; Exhibit B, Overhead Allocation schedule; Exhibit C, Position
Listing, and Exhibit D, detailed
revenue and expenditure budgets are hereby placed on file in the office
of the Island County Budget Director where they are available for public
inspection at the office during normal office hours; NOW THEREFORE
BE
IT RESOLVED, that the Board of County Commissioners has reviewed these
preliminary budgets in public meetings, and sets a public hearing for fixing
and adopting the 2000 Island County Current Expense Fund, Special Revenue Funds
and Diking District #4 Fund Budgets on December 6, 1999 at 11:00 a.m.
Adopted this 15th day of November,
1999.
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Board of
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Island
County Washington |
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Mike
Shelton, Chairman |
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Wm. L.
McDowell, Member |
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ATTEST:
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William F.
Thorn, Member |
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Margaret
Rosenkranz, Clerk of the Board BICC
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IN
THE MATTER OF adopting and fixing the 2000 Budgets for all Island County Funds,
all as shown on attached exhibits including Revenue and Expenditure summaries
of the Current Expense Fund, Special Revenue Funds, and the Diking District #4
Fund, the 2000 Overhead Allocation schedule, the 2000 Position Listing schedule
and detailed budgets for all departments and funds.
ADOPTED this 6th day of December, 1999.
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Mike
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ATTEST:
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Margaret
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William
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(Note: Exhibits A, B, C and D placed on file with
the Budget Director/Clerk of the Board).
ORDINANCE #C-147-99
Ordinance #C-147-99
Increasing the Taxing District’s Prior Year’s Levy Amount for Fiscal Year 2000
for the County Current Expense Levy, was presented by Ms. Rosenkranz. The Board agreed there was not a substantial
need to increase the County Current Expense Taxing District regular property
tax limit factor above 1.42% from the previous year, which is the implicit price deflator, or $72.415
increased amount over the 1999 levy.
No comments were made from
members of the public either for or against Ordinance #C-147-99.
By unanimous motion, the
Board adopted Ordinance #C-147-99
increasing the taxing district’s prior
year levy amount for fiscal year 2000 for the County Current Expense
Levy.
BEFORE THE
BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
ISLAND COUNTY,
WASHINGTON
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IN THE MATTER OF INCREASING THE TAXING |
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DISTRICT’S PRIOR YEAR’S LEVY AMOUNT |
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ORDINANCE NO.
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FOR FISCAL YEAR 2000 FOR THE COUNTY |
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