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Dunes City Council M I N U T E S August 14, 2008 7:00 P.M. Printable rtf file |
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Mayor Eric Hauptman called the Meeting of the Dunes
City Council to order at Present:
Mayor Eric Hauptman, Councilor Peter Howison, Councilor Susie
Navetta, Councilor Richard Koehler, Councilor Gerald Curran, Councilor Bob
Petersdorf, and Councilor Rob Quandt Others Present:
City Recorder Amy Graham, Planning Secretary Lisa Ekelund, and 20
members of the community. 2. PLEDGE OF
ALLEGIANCE
The Mayor, and all others present joined in the
Pledge of Allegiance. 3. CONSENT AGENDA A.
City
Council Meeting Minutes from Councilor
Petersdorf asked a question regarding It was decided to
address David Allen as David Allen of the Law Office of Macpherson,
Gintner & Diaz. Councilor Howison
moved to accept the The Mayor read
suggestions of correction to the minutes by City Attorney Councilor
Petersdorf said he should have been listed as excused and addressed the
same issue regarding Attorney David Allen’s title. Councilor Navetta
moved to accept the B.
Bills of the Session though The
Mayor read the bills of the session C.
Receipts
of the Session through The
Mayor read the receipts of the session Councilor Quandt
made a motion to accept the bills and receipts of the session and
Councilor Navetta seconded. After
unanimous vote, the bills and receipts of the session were accepted. 4. ANNOUNCEMENTS /
CORRESPONDENCE A.
Happy Birthday to Lisa Ekelund Planning Secretary All present sang
Happy Birthday to Lisa B.
Relay for Life City Recorder Amy
Graham announced Relay for Life 5.
CITIZEN
INPUT ON UNSCHEDULED ITEMS Mimi Tizzard said she was concerned about wild animals taking the
lives of house pets. She said she
would like to have a way to inform the citizens to beware for the safety
of their children and pets. She was willing to help and asked how
information should be handed out. Councilor
Navetta said the town has had this problem for several years.
She said in the past, flyers were posted on telephone poles. Councilor
Koehler said it could be posted on the website.
Councilor
Howison said there was no reason why postings could not be done. City Recorder
Amy Graham suggested a flyer at the Post Office and Councilor Quandt said
a flyer could be posted at City Hall as well. Councilor
Petersdorf said people need to put their garbage can lids on better.
He said if wild animals are sighted, the citizens can call fish
& game. Gary and
Melinda Dietz read their concerns of the gate placed on The Mayor
expressed the position of the City and Councilor Howison said he felt the
citizens have rights. The Mayor
said the City has codes and rules and they need to be followed by both the
City and its citizens. Ralph Farnsworth
said he had a conversation with a gentleman regarding water quality while
parked at the boat launch. He
said he was harassed by a Lane County Park Ranger about being parked
there. He suggested the City
become part of Councilor Koehler said there was a
problem with the parking at the Festival of the Lakes.
He suggested concerned citizens should attend a future meeting on 6. PUBLIC HEARINGS A.
Conditional use permit- Bill & Kay Harris (CUP 08-05 lot line
adjustment) The Mayor announced Mrs. Harris requested an extension.
He said it would be heard by the Planning Commission on 09/2508 and
City Council will hear it on B.
Conditional
use permit- Johnnie F. Sandra Jones (CUP 08-05) (over sized dock/boat
house). DELIBERATION Councilor Petersdorf stated this
proposal does not impede anything. He
said he worries about the size but that is what the conditional use permit
is for. He then said
conditions could be placed upon approval of the permit.
He said he is in favor of the boat dock. Councilor Howison
said there is DCC 155.4.4.4 which goes through the different reasons for
approval or denial of an application.
He said he would propose the one criterion which may not be
satisfied is 155.4.4.4(B)(4), Policy (A) (10), and (B) (11) in the
comprehensive plan. The
Mayor called for a Recess at The
meeting re-convened at 7.
REPORTS
A.
Mayor’s Report by Eric Hauptman
The Mayor gave
thanks to the staff and read his report giving an update on current
happenings with the City.
B.
Community Center/CCI Report by P. Howison Councilor Howison
discussed the need to replace the thermostat in City Hall.
He also made mention of the skate boarding sign and the need to
take it down.
C. Conservation
Committee Report by J. Curran Councilor Curran
said the Conservation Committee had received an application. Councilor
Petersdorf made the motion to appoint Janet Carroll to the Conservation
Committee. Councilor Quandt
seconded the motion. It was
discussed whether or not there was an appropriate number of people on the
committee and asked if it was restricted to 3 people.
City Recorder, Amy Graham is going to look into changing the number
of necessary members. It was
decided to put it on the next agenda. Councilor Curran
gave a report on the findings of the Hawes property regarding a home
construction and the Greggor property regarding tree removal. D.
Road
Commission-Road Report by R. Petersdorf Councilor
Petersdorf stated he missed the E.
Site Review Committee/Grants/Police Report by S.
Navetta Councilor
Navetta stated she submitted a written report. F.
Water Quality/Communication & Education Report by R.
Koehler Councilor Koehler
said the Festival of the Lakes was a success and they doubled what they
made last year. He said they
would post a synopsis on the website. G.
Planning
Commission-Planning Report by L. Ekelund Planning
Secretary Lisa Ekelund read the written staff report. H.
Parks and Recreation Mayor Hauptman
made a recommendation to appoint Councilor Quandt to the Parks and
Recreation. Councilor Howison
made the motion to appoint Councilor Quandt as Chairman of the Parks and
Recreation Committee. Councilor
Petersdorf seconded the motion and after unanimous vote, Councilor Quandt
was appointed as Chairman of the Parks and Recreation.
Councilor Quandt announced the need for volunteers for the
committee. 8.
UNFINISHED/OLD BUSINESS A.
Tax
City Recorder Amy
Graham announced Mr. Skeele could not be present at the meeting this
evening but they did submit a letter along with pictures.
Amy Graham passed out the information. Mr. Atkeson’s
representative Wilbur Ternyik approached the Council.
He said he has done a wetland lineation of the property and
identified by survey the location of all structures on the property.
He said there is diverse plant life on the property.
He gave a copy of a photograph of a plant he described as a sun dew
plant. Mr. Ternyik said there
is no accurate map of the property. He
said there is only a South, West, and North line because it hasn’t been
surveyed. He said they are in
the process of getting this information. Mr. Ternyik said
the Council will receive all of the needed information once his report is
complete. He said he doesn’t
believe the owner will apply for permits within the wetlands.
He said Mr. Atkeson intends to cooperate with the City 100% and is
willing to purchase permits of past unpermitted structures.
The Mayor asked if Mr. Atkeson bought a land locked piece of property. Mr. Ternyik said
he has to go through the gate on hwy 101.
He said it is a logging road. Mayor Hauptman
asked if there was an easement purchased allowing access to the property.
Mr. Ternyik said he will look into this and let them know next week. Councilor
Howison asked if Mr. Ternyik has been on the property. Mr. Ternyik
stated Mr. Skeele gave him permission to go onto the property.
He said they will be doing delineation reports in the future on the
rest of the properties in question. Councilor
Petersdorf declared ex-parte contact stating he has discussed the issue
with Mr. Ternyik while working at Safeway. The Mayor asked
Mr. Ternyik when he expects to have his report finished and Mr. Ternyik
said approximately two weeks. Mr.
Ternyik said the report has to go to the Division of State Lands for
approval. Mayor Hauptman asked if the report would be done in time
for the September Council meeting and Mr. Ternyik said it should be
finished. Councilor Howison said at one point the City
would like a representative on site. He
said the City wants to do it in an agreeable way with the land owner.
He asked Mr. Ternyik if he expects Mr. Atkeson to be cooperative.
Mr. Ternyik said he was not able to answer because the right of way
into the property is unknown. He
said as soon as he got a map of the accurate boundaries of the properties
he will provide it to the City. 9.
NEW BUSINESS
A. Engineering and Architecture RFP Mayor Hauptman explained the need for
an Engineer to work on an as needed basis and this is the basis for
sending out the RFP. B. Budgeted Road Work
C. Drinking Water Protection Grant 10.
ADJOURNMENT Councilor
Navetta made a motion to adjourn. Councilor
Quandt seconded the motion and after unanimous vote, the meeting adjourned
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