SULTAN CITY COUNCIL MEETING
319 MAIN STREET
September 14, 2006
6:30 PM US Route Development Plan Presentation by WSDOT
7:00 PM CALL TO ORDER - Pledge of Allegiance and Roll Call
CHANGES/ADDITIONS TO THE AGENDA
COMMENTS FROM THE PUBLIC: Citizens are requested to keep comments to a 3 minute maximum to allow time for everyone to speak. It is also requested that you complete a comment from for further contact.
COUNCILMEMBER COMMENTS
HEARINGS
· Vodnick Lane - Remand
· Ramirez Twin Rivers - Remand
STAFF REPORTS
1) Public Works
2) Grant Report
3) Finance
4) Police
CONSENT AGENDA: The following items are incorporated into the consent agenda and approved by a single motion of the Council.
1) Minutes of the August 24, 2006 Public Hearing and regular Council Meeting.
2) Minutes of the Public Hearings on the WWTP Facilty Plan
3) Approval of Vouchers
4) Excused absense of Councilmember Wiediger
5) Shared Cost for Downtown Plantings with Sky Valley Chamber
ACTION ITEMS:
1) Ordinance 934-06 WWTP Report - 2nd reading
2) Resolution 06-13 - Parking Zones
3) Ordinance 935-06 Police Levy - 2nd reading
4) Vodnick Lane Remand
5) Rameriz Twin Rivers Remand
6) Ordinance 918-06 Critical Areas
7) CDBG Applications (3)
8) Police Vehicle Grant Application
9) Rate Study - Scope of Work
10) WWTP - Scope of Work for Short Term Improvements
11) PWTF Loan Application for Pre-construction on the WWTP
12) Police Vehicle Purchase
13) Union Contract Approval
DISCUSSION: Time Permitting
PUBLIC COMMENT ON AGENDA ITEMS ONLY
COUNCILMEMBER RESPONSE TO PUBLIC COMMENT ON AGENDA ITEMS
Executive Session: Union Negotiations and Real Estate Acquistion
Adjournment - 10:00 PM or at the conclusion of Council business.
ADA NOTICE: City of Sultan Community Center is accessible. Accommodations for persons with disabilities will be provided upon request. Please make arrangements prior to the meeting by calling City Hall at 360-793-2231.
For additional information please contact the City at cityhall@ci.sultan.wa.us or visit our web site at www.ci.sultan.wa.us
AGENDA ITEM COVER SHEET
ITEM NO: Consent C 1
DATE: September 14, 2006
SUBJECT: Council Minutes
CONTACT PERSON: Laura Koenig, City Clerk
SUMMARY: Attached are the minutes of the August 24, 2006 regular Council meeting as on file in the offfice of the City Clerk.
FISCAL IMPACT:
RECOMMENDED Approve as submitted.
ACTION:
COUNCIL ACTION:
DATE:
1-06
CITY OF SULTAN COUNCIL MEETING – August 24, 2006
The regular meeting of the Sultan City Council was called to order in the Sultan Community Center by Mayor Tolson. Councilmembers present: Wiediger, Slawson, Seehuus, Flower, and Blair.
Absent: Champeaux and Boyd.
Student Representative: Sonaly Sayavong
CHANGES/ADDITIONS TO THE AGENDA:
Consent: Add excused absence of Councilmember Boyd.
Executive Session: Union negotiations
COMMENTS FROM THE PUBLIC
Richard Gould: Advised that he has attended meetings and heard mostly complaints but he came to provide support for the city. Has a financial background in government and can assist with financial issues. He has requested documents to help him review the financial condition of the city. Is concerned over the use consultants and would like to be involved with the budget preparation.
Josie Fallgatter: On the Vodnick Lane remand, is confused how it can be remanded back without the required closed record hearing. Ask why they are not following procedure. In regards to the proposed Comp Plan update, if the intent of the proposed works is to do the update in a legally compliant manner, this will not do it. There is no additional traffic analysis proposed and it is missing the transportation element. Does not include and EIS, utility plan and does not consider levels of service. Appreciates the efforts, but should get a scope of work for what needs to be done.
Gerry Gibson: The city is dealing with park impact fees but should look at traffic impact fee updates also. AJ’s Place Plat has four options provided for consideration but there is no option for denial. The Police level of service is a concern to him and others and he doesn’t understand how the council can ignore the code.
Loretta Storm: Advised that the Highway 2 [NOTE: The correct name of this organization is the “U. S. 2 Safetey Coalition”] Coalition is sharing the Monroe Chamber Booth at the Evergreen State Fair. Requested that the DRB meetings be posted as well as all other such meetings. In regards to records requests, state law requires that city respond in five days. The Council did a good job on the town meeting and the survey tool was great for gathering information.
Jennifer Jerabek: Presented a letter from the Master Builders Association in regards to the Park Impact fee increases. It is a substantial increase and will add about $9,000 to the cost of a home over 30 years. The increase may also be subject to legal challenges as the fees must be proportionate to the impact of the development.
Garth York: Asked if projects that have gone thru the process are vested under the old impact fees?
Does not support the ordinance as it is a major increase and Developers are providing recreational areas in the plat and then being asked to pay fees for other park lands. The city should get rid of tot lots and build regional parks and allow the developer to use the lot for building.
COUNCILMEMBERS COMMENTS:
Wiediger: Agrees that the developers who have approved plats should be vested under the old fees
Slawson: The closest county parks to city are Lord’s Hill, Index and Flowing Lake. The County owns property in the area that could be used for park purposes.
STAFF REPORTS:
Public Works: Advised that Rice Road will be closed for culvert replacement, the Sultan Basin Road project is moving forward and the bus stop at west end of city is being relocated closer to the light.
Grants: Railroad Crossing grant contract has been signed and construction should start later this year. Submitted a TIB application for the south leg of the Sultan Basin Road. Park projects should go to bid later this month.
Finance: Gordon Hey presented the July budget report for review and advised that the revenue and expenditures are both at about 48% of the budgeted amounts. Building permit activity is considerably less then anticipated. Budget amendment request have been submitted for the sound system, planning and police.
Police: The Highway 2 Safety Coalition [NOTE: The correct name of this organization is the “U. S. 2 Safety Coalition”] will meet on August 28th with DOT to discuss the results of their workshop. There will be a public meeting on August 30th to discuss the police levy. Officer Marshal will be returning to work soon and the city will no longer need to use the additional temporary officers. Staff is working with the City Attorney to revise the animal control ordinances.
CONSENT AGENDA:
The following items are incorporated into the consent and approved by a single motion of the Council. On a motion by Councilmember Flower, seconded by Councilmember Wiediger, the consent agenda was approved as amended. Wiediger – aye; Slawson – aye; Seehuus – aye, abstained on item 2; Flower – aye; Blair – aye.
ACTION ITEMS:
Resolution 06-11 AJ’s Place Plat: Rick Cisar discussed the four different proposed resolutions and advised that staff recommends adoption of 06-11A. Councilmember Blair noted that there was no option for denial presented. On a motion by Councilmember Flower, seconded by Councilmember Seehuus, Resolution 06-11A approving AJ’s Place preliminary Plat was adopted. All ayes with Councilmember Blair abstaining and Councilmember Slawson voting nay.
Resolution 06-12 Vodnick Lane Remand: Rick Cisar advised that the developer has requested that the matter be remanded back to the Hearing Examiner. Brief discussion was held on the need for a closed record hearing and the proper process for remanding the matter back to the Hearing Examiner.
Councilmember Slawson moved to adopt Resolution 06-12 remanding Vodnick Lane back to the Hearing Examiner, seconded by Councilmember Blair. Blair and Slawson – aye; Seehuus, Flower, Wiediger – nay. The motion was defeated. The City Attorney will research the code to determine the process the council needs to follow. The council needs to set the matter on the next agenda for action.
Ordinance 929-06 Recreational Facility Fees: On a motion by Councilmember Flower, seconded by Councilmember Slawson, Ordinance 929-06, Recreational Facility Fees, was adopted. All ayes except Councilmember Wiediger who voted nay.
Ordinance 934-06 WWTP Engineering Study: On a motion by Councilmember Seehuus, seconded by Councilmember Slawson, Ordinance 934-06, WWTP Engineering Study, was introduced and passed on to a second reading. All ayes.
Facility/Rate Study: Connie Dunn discussed the interview process with consultants to perform a utility rate study. Brief discussion was held regarding cost and time line. On a motion by Councilmember Wiediger, seconded by Councilmember Blair, the staff was authorized to negotiate a contract with Financial Consulting Solutions for a Facility Rate Study. All ayes except Councilmember Flower who voted nay.
Ordinance 935-06, Police Levy: Chief Walser reviewed the three year levy proposal to provide police equipment and additional staff. Brief discussion was held on the amounts and the impact to the level of service requirements.
On a motion by Councilmember Seehuus, seconded by Councilmember Flower, Ordinance 935-06, Police Levy, was introduced and passed on to a second reading. All ayes (for the record, Councilmember Wiediger was not present for the vote)
Resolution 06-14 Disposal of Property: The property is located at 516 Date Street and has a market value of $125,000 plus. On a motion by Councilmember Blair, seconded by Councilmember Flower, Resolution 06-14, Disposal of Property, was adopted. All ayes (for the record Councilmember Seehuus was not present for the vote).
Planning Consultant Agreement: Rick Cisar reviewed the proposal for consultant services to complete the Comprehensive Plan and Development Code updates. Brief discussion was held regarding the involvement of the Planning Board, staff support, and previous issues with BHC’s work.
On a motion by Councilmember Flower, seconded by Councilmember Slawson, the Mayor was authorized to sign a contract with BHC Consultants in an amount not to exceed $30,000 to complete the Comprehensive Plan and Development Code Updates. All ayes except Councilmember Wiediger who voted nay.
PUBLIC COMMENTS
Josie Fallgatter: Understands the attorney’s concern on the Vodnick Lane plat as according to the code they must have closed record hearing a make a decision based on facts. Vesting was addressed by the Hearing Examiner and the developer can not chose which code they want to vest under. The council needs to have the closed record hearing and accept the Hearing Examiners recommendation and then the developer can re-file his application. Was disappointed in the selection of BHC for the code update.
Loretta Storm: Congratulated the council for holding firm on the park fees. Traffic fees have not been raised in 6 years and they would have had more funding for projects if they were increased annually. The developers charge the fee back to the home buyers. Was disappointed in the selection of BHC for the comp plan update.
Garth York: Was disappointed that the Council passed the increase to park fees. Council may think they have done well, but they have not. They raise sewer fees and traffic fees – what stops them from continuing to increase fees. They have set the city up for legal challenges on the fees. Not listening to input.
COUNCIL COMMENTS
Flower: Tot lots are a waste of land and they are not maintained. The City had an opportunity to collect a fee in lieu of tot lots and it was repealed and the Council needs to look at that option again.
Blair: Agreed, we should have a fee in lieu for tot lots. They are a waste of land. Public Works chose new consultant for the rate study and she would like to look at other options for Planning instead of using BHC.
Executive Session: On a motion by Councilmember Seehuus, seconded by Councilmember Flower, the Council adjourned to executive session for fifteen minutes to discuss Union Negotiations. All ayes.
Adjournment: On a motion by Councilmember Blair, seconded by Councilmember Flower, the meeting adjourned at 9:05 PM.
Benjamin Tolson, Mayor
Laura J. Koenig, Clerk/Treasurer.
SULTAN CITY COUNCIL
AGENDA ITEM COVER SHEET
ITEM NO: Consent C 2
DATE: September 14, 2006
SUBJECT: Council Minutes
CONTACT PERSON: Laura Koenig, City Clerk
SUMMARY: Attached are the minutes of the July 27, 2006 August 24, 2006 public hearings on the WWTP Engineering Plan as on file in the offfice of the City Clerk.
FISCAL IMPACT:
RECOMMENDED Approve as submitted.
ACTION:
COUNCIL ACTION:
DATE:
CITY OF SULTAN PUBLIC HEARING – July 27, 2006
Public Hearing - WWTP Engineering Report:
The public hearing on WWTP Engineering Study was to order in the Community Center by Mayor Tolson. Councilmembers present: Champeaux, Wiediger, Slawson, Flower and Blair. There were no objections to the Council participation.
Staff:
Connie Dunn, Public Works Director, advised that the Stakeholders Group has held several meetings and a public workshop was held in June to discuss the options for the upgrade to the Wastewater Treatment Plant. The report has been submitted to the Department of Ecology for review and comment.
Bill McCarthy, Brown and Caldwell, provided an overview and summary of the process used to develop the report. The Department of Ecology has requested that the name of the report be changed to an Engineering Report instead of a “Facility Plan”. Several alternatives were considered and each one was subject to an evaluation criteria to come up with the preferred alternative. The preferred alternative consists of a new membrane bioreactor to treat base sanitary flow. The work will be done in three phases over several years. The City needs to work on financing strategy which will include use of city funds, developer fees, low interest loans and possible revenue bonds.
Council discussed the amount of reserve funds available, increase in the costs, funding and the need for a rate study.
Public Input:
Garth York: As a member of the committee he is frustrated by the report. The committee looked at option 3 and the fees are considerably higher then discussed with the group. It is hard to believe that the cost has increased from $11 million to $18 million. Need to look at connection fee and when the developer will have to pay the fee.
Wayne Falstead: Asked if this option is the most expensive one and how much cheaper the lowest option was and if they are convinced that option 3 is the best choice.
Josie Fallgatter: The report is a good plan for the future of the city. Had two concerns, that maps don’t present information in usable manner and the UGA expansion information may not be accurate. There will need to be adjustments at some point based on negotiations with Snohomish County. Chapter 8 states that the plan is dependent on growth and if it does not occur, there will be financial issues.
On a motion by Councilmember Champeaux, seconded by Councilmember Flower, the public hearing was continued to August 24, 2006 at 6:00 PM. All ayes.
Benjamin Tolson, Mayor
Laura J. Koenig, City Clerk
CITY OF SULTAN PUBLIC HEARING – August 24, 2006
The continued public hearing on WWTP Engineering Study was to order in the Community Center by Mayor Tolson. Councilmembers present: Seehuus, Wiediger, Slawson, Flower and Blair. There were no objections to the Council participation.
Staff Report:
Connie Dunn: Submitted the report and slides for the record. Staff held a meeting with the developers regarding the proposal and they have received 9 letters of support for the upgrades. Reviewed the process used to develop the report, the alternatives and the recommendation. The recommendation is to upgrade to a new membrane bioreactor to treat base sanitary flow. The upgrade will be done in three phases with the first to be completed in 2009 and the final by 2021. Short term improvements will be made over the next two years. Phase I will cost approximately $15 million dollars; Phase II cost will be $1.1 million and Phase III cost will be $1.7 million.
Public Comments:
Loretta Storm: Asked what does developer participation mean? (Connie Dunn advised that it means they will develop an agreement that they can pay for the connections upfront.)
Josie Fallgatter: Appreciates the fact that the plan is being done, and is in favor of the plan but it seems there is a push to complete it to accommodate the remand process on UGA to the county.
Rusty Drivensteun: Supports the plan and the sewer expansion. Has heard that residential growth does not pay for service required and that the way to increase business growth is to increase residential. The city needs a strong commercial base and they have businesses leaving.
The City needs to work with the County to expand the UGA now as they do not plan to address UGA expansions in 2007.
Neal Latta Has worked on several projects in the city and they need a plan before they can move forward. Need to continue to develop the plan and move forward with all the parties. There are benefits to the city and developers if they create a partnership.
Wayne Falstead: The plan is well done and there are good alternatives to consider. The city needs growth and healthy cities grow.
Council:
Blair: Planning for growth is the best way to have developers shoulder the cost. The City needs rooftops for growth and need fees in place so current residents don’t bear the cost of growth.
Flower: It is encouraging to see developers looking at Sultan as good business investment. It is a good plan and the committee looked at several alternatives. The City is moving forward during a crucial time period with the County on the UGA issues.
On a motion by Councilmember Seehuus, seconded by Councilmember Flower, the public hearing was closed. All ayes.
Benjamin Tolson, Mayor
Laura J. Koenig, City Clerk
SULTAN CITY COUNCIL
AGENDA ITEM COVER SHEET
Date: September 14, 2006
Agenda Item #: Consent C 3
SUBJECT: Voucher Approval
CONTACT PERSON: Laura Koenig, City Clerk/Deputy Finance
SUMMARY STATEMENT: Approval of Vouchers in the amount of $119,698.30
FISCAL IMPACTS:
RECOMMENDATION: Recommend approval as submitted.
CITY OF SULTAN
VOUCHER APPROVAL
I, the undersigned, do hereby certify under penalty of perjury, that the materials have been furnished, the services rendered, or the labor performed as described hereon, and that the claim is just, due and an unpaid obligation against the City of Sultan, and that I am authorized to authenticate and certify to said claim.
Laura J. Koenig, Clerk/Deputy Finance Director
We, the undersigned City Council of Sultan, Snohomish County, Washington, do hereby certify that the merchandise or services hereinafter specified have been received and the claims are approved for payment in the following amounts:
Payroll through August 25, 2005 60899.04
Claims #20317 - 20373 58799.26
Bruce Champeaux, Councilmember Steve Slawson, Councilmember
Ron Wiediger, Councilmember John Seehuus, Councilmember
Jim Flower, Councilmember Kristina Blair, Councilmember
Derek Boyd, Councilmember
AGENDA ITEM COVER SHEET
DATE: September 14, 2006
ITEM #: Consent C 4
SUBJECT: Excused Absense
CONTACT PERSON: Laura Koenig, City Clerk
SUMMARY: Councilmember Wieidiger will be out of town for the month of September and has requested an excused absense from the September 14, 2006 and September 28, 2006 Council meetings.
FISCAL IMPACT: None
RECOMMENDED Approve the excused absense of Councilmember Wiediger
ACTION:
COUNCIL ACTION:
DATE:
SULTAN CITY COUNCIL
AGENDA ITEM COVER SHEET
ITEM NO: C - 5
DATE: September 14, 2006
SUBJECT: Downtown Beautifulican
Fall 2006 and Spring 2007
CONTACT PERSON: Public Works Director Dunn
SUMMARY: Kathleen Tyrrell has been the volunteer organizing the plantings for downtown. Attached is the budget she has prepared for this request.
FISCAL IMPACT: $237.00 plus tax in 2006
$549.75 from the 2007 budget and in the 2007 budget we will need to address the 2007 fall planting as well.
RECOMMENDED
ACTION: Approve the expenditure of $237.00 plus tax for this fall’s planting and approve the planting cost in the spring of 2007 which will be included in 2007 budget.
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DATE:
SULTAN CITY COUNCIL
AGENDA ITEM COVER SHEET
ITEM NO: A - 1
DATE: September 14, 2006
SUBJECT: Ordinance 934-06, Second Reading
Wastewater Treatment Plant Facilities Plan
CONTACT PERSON: Public Works Director Dunn
SUMMARY: On January 27, 2006 the City of Sultan entered into a Scope of Work and Contract with Brown and Caldwell to write a Wastewater Treatment Plant Engineering Report/Facilities Plan.
There were four stakeholder meetings, April 20th, May 9th, May 23rd, and June 2nd as well as a Public Workshop on June 13, 2006 lead by Brown and Caldwell, with the Public Hearing held at the August 24, 2006 Council Meeting. Ordinance 934-06 is to adopt the Wastewater Treatment Plant Draft Engineering Report/Facilities Plan. It then can be forwarded to Department of Ecology for review and approval.
FISCAL IMPACT:
RECOMMENDED
ACTION: Pass Ordinance 934-06 authorizing publication and for Mayor Tolson’s signature.
COUNCIL ACTION:
DATE:
CITY OF SULTAN
Sultan, Washington
ORDINANCE NO 934-06
AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF SULTAN, WASHINGTON APPROVING AND ADOPTING FOR SUBMITTAL TO THE DEPARTMENT OF ECOLOGY A CITY OF SULTAN WASTEWATER TREATMENT PLANT UPGRADE ENGINEERING REPORT
WHEREAS, the City of Sultan operates a wastewater treatment plant with a current NPDES permit issued by the Department Ecology; and
WHEREAS, the City of Sultan entered into a contract with Brown and Caldwell Consultants to write a Wastewater Treatment Plant Upgrade Engineering Report; and
WHEREAS, the City of Sultan developed a Stakeholders Group which met on April 20, 2006, May 9, 2006, May 23, 2006 and June 2, 2006; and
WHEREAS, the Stakeholders evaluated Alternative 1, Expand the Existing WWTP using Existing Technology; Alternative 2, Accommodate Peak Flow with Side Stream Treatment and Base Flow with Improvements to Existing Facility; Alternative 3, Accommodate Peak Flow with Existing Facilities and Base Flow with Membrane Treatment located at the Main Plant; Alternative 4, Accommodate Peak Flow with Existing Facilities and Base Flow with Membrane Treatment Located at the Main Plant and at a Satellite Plant; and Alternative 5, Accommodate Peak Flow with Existing Facilities and Base Flow with Membrane Treatment all located at the Main Plant; and
WHEREAS, the Stakeholders evaluation based on the criteria, selected Alternative 3 Accommodate Peak Flow with Existing Facilities and Base Flow with Membrane Treatment all located at the Main Plant; and
WHEREAS, a public workshop was held on June 13, 2006; and
WHEREAS, a public hearings were held on July 13, 2006 and August 24, 2006;
NOW, THEREFORE, be it ordained by the City Council of the City of Sultan as follows:
Section 1: The City Council makes and adopts as its findings of fact those findings of fact set out in the “Recitals” portion of this Ordinance above.
Section 2: The City Council adopts by reference the document title “City of Sultan WWTP Upgrade Engineering Report” dated July 2006.
Section 3: In the event there is any inconsistency between the Wastewater Treatment Plant Upgrade Engineering Report as accepted and approved by the Department of Ecology and the utility element of the City’s Comprehensive Plan or the General Sewer Plan, the City shall undertake a public participation process and update the utility element of its comprehensive and general sewer plan(s) to be consistent with the Engineering Report as accepted and approved by the Department of Ecology.
PASSED by the City Council and APPROVED by the Mayor this 14th day of September 2006.
CITY OF SULTAN
By: ____________________________
BEN TOLSON, Mayor
ATTEST:
By: ____________________________
LAURA KOENIG, City Clerk
Approved as to form:
By: _________________________________
THOM H. GRAAFSTRA, City Attorney
AGENDA ITEM COVER SHEET
ITEM NO: A - 2
DATE: September 14, 2006
SUBJECT: Resolution 06-13 Parking Resolution
CONTACT PERSON: Public Works Director Dunn
SUMMARY: The Public Works Committee met on August 7, 2006 with a follow up committee meeting on August 23, 2006 at the Big Apple Cafe with the owner Rick discussing the parking resolution. At the August 7, 2006 meeting we discussed parking issues in the entire City. At the August 23, 2006 meeting we discussed only the parking issue on 5th between US 2 and Main Street.
Resolution 06-13 is attached for your review.
The changes are:
· Minor verbage changes
· Special Parking Zones - added verbage regarding "ADA parking is as posted".
· 5th Street - West side betweeen US 2 and Main Street will be NO Parking
· Add “15 minute parking” to the School Children Loading Zone on 4th Street north of Date Ave.
FISCAL IMPACT: Sign purchases are in the Streets annual budget.
RECOMMENDED
ACTION: Pass Resolution 06-13 authorizing the Mayor's signature.
COUNCIL ACTION:
DATE:
CITY OF SULTAN
SULTAN WASHINGTON
RESOLUTION 06-135-21
A RESOLUTION ESTABLISHING PARKING ZONES
WITHIN THE CITY OF SULTAN
WHEREAS, Ordinance 470 requires parking zones and restrictions to be established by resolution,
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF SULTAN that the parking zones and restrictions shall be as follows:
NO PARKING ZONES:
CITY WIDE - 30 feet from a stop sign
- 20 feet from a crosswalk
- In front of mailboxes
- 15 feet both directions from a fire hydrant
1st STREET - West side from Main Street extending 135 feet north
3rd STREET - West side from Alder Street south to the alley
4th STREET - East and west sides from US 2 extending 25 feet north
4th STREET - East side from High Avenue to Willow Avenue
4th STREET - West side
starting 550 feet from North of High
Avenue and then extending
- to
Willow Avenue
5th STREET - West side between US 2 & Main Street
5th STREET - Fir Ave north to High Ave, either side
7th STREET - East & West sides from Fir Avenue to High Avenue
8th STREET - East & West sides from Main Street to north end of 8th Street at High School Gate
√ 124th Street SE - Within
City limits
√ 132nd Street SE - Rice
(339th) to Sultan Basin Road
√ 138th STREET SE - North
side
√ BEECH COURT - West or
south side
√ CEDAR COURT - Turn
around at south end
√ DOGWOOD COURT - Hammerhead at
south end
ELM AVENUE - South side from 8th Street east
√ DYER ROAD -
Turnaround at east end
FIR AVENUE - North side from 4th Street to 8th Street
FIR AVENUE - In culdesac at east end
GOHR ROAD - South side from Willow to Wisteria
GOHR ROAD - Both sides from Wisteria to end of 311th SE
HIATT COURT - West side from Kessler Avenue south
HIGH AVENUE - South side from 4th Street to 8th Street
KESSLER DRIVE - East side from Merea to Perkins Way
E. KESSLER DR - North side of the street from Sultan Basin Road to Merea
LOVES HILL DR - East side of the street
MAIN STREET - South side from 1st Street to 3rd Street
MEREA DRIVE - East side of the street
PERKINS WAY - South side of the street
√ RICE (339th) RD - South
of US 2 to Sultan-Startup Road
√ SALMON RUN - 100’
north of High Avenue either side
SKYWALL DRIVE - Both sides of Road south of RR Tracks through first 90o turn
US 2 - South side of US 2 from 10th Street
extending west to Sultan River Bridge
US 2 - North side from Main Street East to 10th Street
√ SULTAN BASIN RD - US 2 to City Limits
WILLOW AVENUE - South side from First to Fourth
WILLOW AVENUE - North and south sides from 4th to 310th/High School
WISTERIA AVENUE - North and south sides from Gohr Road to 310th Avenue SE
√ YEW AVENUE - North
side
√ YEW AVENUE - In
turnaround at west end
EMERGENCY SERVICE PARKING
6th STREET - West side extending 100 feet north of Main Street
ALDER AVE - North side extending
200 feet east of from 3rd Street
SCHOOL BUS LOADING ZONES:
DATE AVENUE - North side from 4th Street extending 200 feet east to east of school
driveway
Between the hours of 8:30 AM and 9:30 AM; 3:30 PM and 4:30 PM
HIGH AVENUE - North side from 200 block to 4th Street
Between the hours of 7:15 AM and 7:45 AM; 1:45 PM and 2:30 PM
SCHOOL CHILDREN LOADING ZONES – 15 MINUTE PARKING:
4th STREET - East side from Date Avenue extending 200 feet north
Between the hours of 8:30 AM and 9:30 AM; 3:30 PM and 4:30 PM
COMMERCIAL LOADING ZONES:
3rd STREET - West side from Main Street extending 100 feet south
5th STREET - East side from Main Street extending 100 feet north
TRANSIT BUS LOADING ZONES:
1st STREET - East and west sides starting 90 feet south of High Avenue extending 50 feet
4th STREET - East side from Alder extending 70 feet south
4th STREET - West side from Main Street extending 50 feet north
4th STREET - West side starting 80 feet south of Date Avenue extending 50 feet south
8th STREET - West side from Fir Avenue extending 50 feet south
8th STREET - East side starting 25 feet north of Fir Avenue extending 50 feet north
8th STREET - East and west sides from Alder Avenue extending 50 feet north
HIGH AVENUE - North side west at 7th Street extending 50 feet west
HIGH AVENUE - South side West of 8th Street extending 50 feet west
MAIN STREET - North side east of 8th Street as designated by turnout
DATE AVENUE - North side 125 feet west of 4th Street extending 50 feet west
TIME LIMIT ZONES: Between the hours of 8:00 AM and 6:00 PM
15 Minute Zone: 3rd Street - East side 1st two parking spaces north of Main Street
4th Street - East and west sides starting 25 feet north of US 2 to Main Street
Main Street - East of 4th Street 1st two parking spaces on south side
30 Minute Zone: US 2 - South side starting 210 feet west of 10th Street extending to Main Street intersection
2 Hours Zone: Main Street - South side from 3rd Street to 4th Street
Main Street - North side from 3rd Street to 6th Street
Main Street - North side starting 35 feet east of 6th Street and extending east 75 feet
SPECIAL PARKING ZONES
ADA parking is as posted on streets throughout the City.
3 Spaces at in 319 Main Street Parking Lot for Visitor Information Center as Posted
Parking Lot at 320 Main Street for Sultan Chiropractic and Visitor Information Center as Posted.
PASSED AND ADOPTED this 14th day of September 2006
Benjamin Tolson, Mayor
ATTEST:
Laura J. Koenig, City Clerk/Treasurer
Approved as to form:
Thom Graafstra, City Attorney
SULTAN CITY COUNCIL
AGENDA ITEM COVER SHEET
DATE: September 14, 2006
ITEM #: Action A 3
SUBJECT: Ordinance 935-06 Police Levy
CONTACT PERSON: Fred Walser, Police Chief
SUMMARY: Attached is the final version of Ordinance 935-06 providing for the submission to voters a one year tax-levy of $385,000
FISCAL IMPACT: $385,000 income Police related services
RECOMMENDED Adoption of Ordinance 935-06
ACTION:
COUNCIL ACTION:
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