MINUTES
PRESENT:
Commissioners Fallstrom and Pedersen. Attorney
Thompson and 16 guests. Commissioner Strode was excused
REPORT:
Kathleen Byrne Barrantes from Grant
Solutions was present and gave a power point presentation on the process of
applying for grants and how her company might be of assistance. She has a good
success rate in the awarding of grants for her clients. There were several
questions from the attendees. The Port needs to determine where it is, where it
is going, what do the people it serves wish it to do, etc. Several in the
audience want the Port to take the lead in acquiring property for the purpose
of constructing a community center.
MINUTES:
The minutes of the January 2008 meeting were approved.
OLD BUSINESS:
1. Bud
Larsen was thanked for all he does in behalf of the Port. The new signs are up
and they look good.
2. Rusty’s
Cleaning has taken over the restroom maintenance contract, and is also
collecting the trash. The job description may be amended after a month or so on
the job.
3. There was
discussion about a Port web site. The sum necessary to protect the domain is
$100 for ten years. The cost to maintain the site is $58 a year. This can be a
separate site, or combined with others. It was moved, seconded and passed to
obtain the domain number.
4. Commissioner
Fallstrom reported that he attended the all-ports meeting in Silverdale. If two
or more commissioners go to the same all-ports meeting, the minutes of that
meeting must be adopted at the next regular meeting of the Port commissioners
to comply with the requirements of the public disclosure law.
5. It is
time to do top soil and seeding of the North waterfront park. Northwest Landing
is to be contacted to furnish an estimate for this work.
NEW BUSINESS:
1. Alan
Fletcher reported that a derelict boat was present on Port property. The
Manchester Water District picked it up and disposed of it. The bill for
services is $157.
2. Alan
Fletcher reported that a hinge pin was found broken. Marine Floats was called
to make the repairs.
3. There was
discussion regarding people dumping their refuse in the Port dumpster. Alan
Fletcher will look in to this to see if the problem continues for the next
month. Often refuse can be identified through writings, etc.
4.
5. Commissioner
Peterson was appointed to act as liaison for the Port with the MCC.
6. The
Friends of the Library wish to use the entire upper parking area for their
annual plant sale on April 18th and 19th. This was
approved provided they furnish a hold harmless agreement to the Port.
BILLS PRESENTED
FOR PAYMENT:
4013 Puget Sound
Energy $ 74.43
4014 Kitsap
County Public Works 50.21
4015 Brem-Air
Disposal, Inc. 166.16
4016
4017 Les Johnson 71.09
4018 Rusty’s
Cleaning 300.00
4019 Marine
Floats hold
4020 Robert
Parks 150.00
4021 Dan
Fallstrom 180.00
4022 Steve
Pedersen 90.00
4023 Ronald E.
Thompson 390.00
TOTAL $1,705.36
On motion duly made and
seconded, payment of the above bills was authorized and directed
ADJOURNMENT:
There
being no further business, the meeting was adjourned.
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Ronald
E. Thompson Dan Fallstrom
Attorney/Auditor Vice-President