ISLAND COUNTY COMMISSIONERS   -  MINUTES  OF MEETING

REGULAR SESSION  -  October 28, 2002

 

The  Regular Meeting of the Board of Island County Commissioners convened at 11:30 a.m. on  October 28, 2002,   for   a  Roundtable  with Elected Officials,  Conference Room #116, Courthouse Administration Building   Other agenda topics for the  Regular Session followed at 1:30 p.m.  as  outlined on the agenda,  including Diking Improvement District #4, held in the  Law & Justice Facility, Department III (Courtroom 3), 101 NE 6th Street, Coupeville, Wa.  Mike Shelton, Chairman; and William F. Thorn, Member,  were present; Commissioner Wm. L. McDowell, absent.  

 

Roundtable Meeting with Island County Elected Officials

 

Attendance:

Elected Officials:  Tom Baenen; Greg Banks; Robert Bishop; Mike Hawley; Jane  Koetje; Suzanne Sinclair

  Others:                   Elaine Marlow, Dick Toft

 

Mr. Banks commented concerning   the  5 to 4 decision Thursday by the  Washington  State Supreme Court  in a King County case involving the felony murder statute, exempting assault from the law that makes death resulting from certain felonies punishable as felony murder regardless of whether that person intended to kill.  For the last 30+ years  Washington State statute   was interpreted that if as a result of an assault someone is killed while committing any felony or fleeing from that felony they can be charged with murder. There are two cases last year in Island County this would apply to, and there could be others from years’ past.  It is believed that King County  will ask to have that decision reconsidered, and will probably have a motion for reconsideration in front of the Supreme Court within the next 10 days.

 

Announcements/Reminders:

 

-           Payroll  change implementation meetings to be held  October  29 and

       November 1st;

 

-          “Benefits Fair” scheduled  November 7 re changing medical/dental plans;  adding     

        eligible dependents; deferred comp , flexible benefit program and life insurance.

 

VOUCHERS AND PAYMENT OF BILLS

 

The Board by unanimous,  approved the  following vouchers/warrants as  presented:

Voucher/War.  #152403 – 152610………………………………………$389,519.93.

 

MINUTES OF MEETING

 

By unanimous motion, the minutes of regular meeting October 21, 2002 were approved and signed.

 

APPOINTMENT TO JOINT ADMINISTRATION BOARD – TOURISM

 

On recommendation of Commissioner Thorn, the Board by unanimous motion appointed Rosanne S. Cohn, Camano Island, to serve on the Joint Administration Board (Tourism) representing the Camano Island Chamber of Commerce.

 

STAFF SESSION SCHEDULE FOR NOVEMBER, 2002

 

Staff session agenda was approved by unanimous motion of the Board for distribution, outlining    Staff Sessions to be held on November 6 and 20 beginning at 9:00 a.m. in County Administration Building,  Conference Room #116.

 

Resolution #C-85-02 Establishing the Island County Rural County Sales Tax Fund

 

As prepared and presented by the Budget Director, Elaine Marlow, the  Board by unanimous  motion approved Resolution #C-85-02 Establishing the Island County Rural County Sales Tax Fund.

 

 

BEFORE THE BOARD OF THE COUNTY COMMISSIONERS

OF ISLAND COUNTY, WASHINGTON

 

IN THE MATTER OF ESTABLISHING  )

THE ISLAND COUNTY RURAL             )       RESOLUTION C-85-02

COUNTY SALES TAX FUND                  )

 

WHEREAS, on July 8, 2002, the Island County Board of Commissioners adopted Ordinance C-50-02 entitled “Ordinance Establishing Rural County Sales and Use Tax to Finance Public Facilities,” which authorizes the collection of an additional 8/100th (0.08) of one-percent sales and use tax under RCW 82.14.370; and

 

WHEREAS, it is the intent of the Board of County Commissioners that Rural County Sales and Use Taxes will provide funding for public facilities which will retain, attract and support economic growth in Island County; and

 

WHEREAS, in order to ensure that the Rural County Sales and Use Tax revenues and expenditures are accounted for properly, there is a need to establish a separate fund to be known as the Island County Rural County Sales Tax Fund; NOW THEREFORE

 

BE IT RESOLVED, that there is created and established in the Island County Treasurer and Island County Auditor records a fund known and designated as the Island County Rural County Sales Tax Fund.

 

ADOPTED this 28 day of October, 2002.

 

Board of County Commissioners

Island County, Washington

 

Mike Shelton, Chairman

[Wm. L. McDowell, Member, absent]

William F. Thorn, Member

ATTEST:

Elaine Marlow,

Clerk of the Board

 

CORRECTION OF LIQUOR LICENSE – CAMANO PLAZA TEXACO

 

The Board acknowledged receipt from the Washington State Liquor Control Board of an application to correct Liquor License  #084644-3D by Myers Family Limited Partnership for Camano Plaza Texaco approved 10/14/02.  By unanimous motion, the Board approved correction to liquor license as transmitted by the State Liquor Control Board Correction of address only, from  389 NE Camano Road, Camano Island, Wa.  to 390 E East Camano Dr.,  Camano Island, Wa.

 

HEALTH CONTRACTS APPROVED

 

Having been brought to the Board for review and discussion at a recent staff session, the Board by unanimous  motion approved the following Health Department  contracts:

 

Department of Health Consolidated Contract  #C08645 Amendment # 8, in the amended amount of $4,733, for new contract amount  $886,642, approved by the Board of Health on  10/21/02       [RM-HLTH-00-0020]

 

Building Environmental Health Services – Centers for Disease Control & Prevention  Contract #HD-13-01 Amendment #2 for an amended amount of $181,339, new contract amount  $356,339, approved by the Board of Health on 10/21/02  [RM-HLTH-01-0106]

 

 

 

Department of Social and Health Services Alternative Response System Contract # 23952 Amendment #4, for amendment amount $3,458, new contract total  $35,082, approved by the Board of Health on 10/21/02     [RM-HLTH-00-0049]

 

Interagency Agreement - Department of Health  Contract # HD-12-02 allowing Health Department access to Child Profile Immunization Training Program, approved by the Board of Health  on 10/21/02  [RM-HLTH-02-0066]

 

AMENDMENT #1 -  Biosolids Contracts

 

As recommended by Bill Oakes, Public Works Director, and Dave Bonvouloir, Solid Waste Manager, the Board by unanimous motion approved  Amendment #1 to  Biosolids Contracts  [RM-SW-01-0072-1] changing  delivery of biosolids, with Bell Farm, Gerald A. Bell  and Arnold Farm, Charles E. Arnold, section 3 (f) amended to read:  “Deliver biosolids or have biosolids delivered to the Landowner with prior notification of delivery. At the County’s discretion, permit use of County application equipment or application by County’s contractor.”. 

 

Supplemental Agreement #1 –Interlocal Agreement - University of Washington; Crescent Bay Salt Marsh

& Salmon Habitat Restoration

 

Supplemental Agreement #1[RM-PW-022077, Work Order  #175]  to Interlocal Agreement RM-PW-012055 executed  8/6/01 between Island County and the  University of Washington for  the Crescent Harbor Bay Salt Marsh and Salmon Habitat Restoration, was approved by unanimous motion of the Board,  with Chairman Shelton  authorized to sign same on behalf of the Board once the original Agreement has been returned with signature  from the University of Washington.  Supplement is for increased funding in the amount of $38,772.00 to the University for culvert design services described in attachment A-1 in the Supplement.

 

ADOPT A ROAD LITTER AGREEMENTS APPROVED

 

By  unanimous motion, the Board approved the following Adopt-A-Road Litter Agreements:

 

Renewal of Adopt-A-Road Litter Agreement with  Camano Island Yacht Club, renewal of Agreement; East Camano Drive from Cross Island Road to Camano Hill Road

 

Renewal of Adopt-A-Road Litter Agreement with Langley United Methodist Church, renewal of Agreement; Bayview Road from Langley Town Limits to Grange Hall

 

Adopt-A-Road Litter Agreement with Sills Road Neighbors, for Sills Road from Ewing Road to Maxwelton Road, item B.6. changed to indicate that the County agrees to accept properly bagged litter picked up as part of Adopt-A-Road program for no charge at any of the Solid Waste facilities, rather than just in Coupeville  and Camano transfer Station.

 

HEARING HELD:   Franchise #49R, Wildwood View

Acres Water Association – RENEWAL 

 

A Public Hearing was held at 2:20 p.m. as advertised to consider Franchise #49R, Wildwood View Acres Water Association for  renewal of existing water distribution system, Plat of Wildwood View Acres, Whidbey Island, Sec. 5, Twp. 30N, Rge. 2E.  [RM-PW-022073].    Recommendation of approval  was confirmed by Mr. Oakes, as well as a letter dated  10/8/02 from the County Engineer.

 

No comments were made for or against the Franchise renewal at the time of hearing.

 

 

 

By unanimous motion the Board approved Franchise #49R, Wildwood View Acres Water Association for  renewal of existing water distribution system, Plat of Wildwood View Acres, Whidbey Island, Sec. 5, Twp. 30N, Rge. 2E. 

 

 

There being no further business to come before the Board at this  time, the meeting adjourned at 2:25 p.m.   The next regular meeting of the Board will

be on November 4, 2002 beginning at  9:30 a.m.

 

                                                                    BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS

                                                                 ISLAND COUNTY, WASHINGTON

 

 

                                                                    ______________________________

                                                                    Mike Shelton,  Chairman

                                                                                                 

                                                                                                                                                                _____________________________

                                                                         Wm. L. McDowell,   Member 

 

                       

                                                                         _____________________________

                                                                         William F. Thorn,   Member

 

 

ATTEST: 

 

 

_____________________­­­­­___________

Elaine Marlow, Clerk of the Board