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DATE March 3, 1983 PROPOSED BY
INTRODUCED BY
ORDINANCE NO. 83 -21
Public Works Department
AN ORDINANCE AMENDING ORDINANCE 82 -85, AN ORDINANCE
OF THE COUNTY COUNCIL OF WFiATCOM COUNTY AUTHORIZING
THE ACQUISITION, CONSTRUCTION AND INSTALLATION OF
THE EXPOSITION BUILDING ON THE GROUNDS OF THE NORTH-
WEST WASHINGTON FAIR, AND THE - REPAIR AND REPLACEMENT
OF COUNTY ROADS AND DRAINAGE FACILITIES; PROVIDING
FOR THE ISSUANCE AND SALE OF LIMITED TAX LEVY GENERAL
OBLIGATION BONDS OF THE COUNTY IN THE PRINCIPAL SUM
OF $1,300,000; PROVIDING THE DATE, FORM, TERMS AND
MATURITIES OF SAID BONDS; PROVIDING FOR THE ANNUAL
LEVY OF TAXES TO PAY THE PRINCIPAL OF AND INTEREST ON
SAID BONDS; AND PROVIDING.FOR THE SALE THEREOF BY
MODIFYING SECTION 2.B. ENTITLED "ROAD IMPROVEMENTS."
WHEREAS, Whatcom County Ordinance No. 82 -85, Section 2.B., provides
for repairing and restoring certain roads owned by aqd located within Whatcom
(County; and
WHEREAS, the County Executive is authorized to substitute one or more
road capital improvement projects for those specified in.Section 2.B., subject
to ratification of the County Council; and
WHEREAS, the County Executive deems it necessary to substitute by
Iadding to and deleting from Section 2.B., due to the damage to the roads,
bridges and road - related drainage facilities caused by the storm on January 10th;
and
WHEREAS, in order to provide the monies required therefor it is deemed
necessary and advisable by the County Council that Section 2.B. be amended, and
to clarify which projects will be deleted, if necessary, to provide the matching
money for the disaster projects as requested by the County Executive and to ,
reflect the prioritization of each project as listed herein;
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED by the County Council of Whatcom
County, Washington, that Ordinance 82 -85 Section 2.5. is hereby amended to read
as follows:
Amending Section 2.B. entitled "Road Improvements ": The County
shall construct, repair and restore the following roads owned by and located
within Whatcom County based on the following order of priority and estimated
cost:
ORDINANCE - 1.
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BOND PROJECTS - 1983.
1. Reese Hill $ 60,000
2. South Pass Road 100,000
3. Kendall /Wheeler Road 250,000
4. Beach Avenue 7,000
5. West Shore Road 50,000
6. Lummi Shore Road 130,000
7. North Nugent Road 110,000
8. Hannegan Road 110,000
BE IT FURTHER ORDAINED, that the County Executive is hereby authorized
to utilize the Road Construction Bond Fund revenues for the purpose of construct-
ing, repairing and restoring roads, bridges and road - related drainage facilities
as prioritized and specified herein; and for the purpose of making payment for
the balance of costs on other flood damaged roads, bridges and road - related
drainage facilities in Exhibit A attached hereto that have been approved for
matching funds by the Federal Emergency Management Agency (F.E.M.A.). The County
Executive shall.consider the balance of payments on Federally funded flood
damage construction projects as first in order of priority and, if necessary the
County Executive shall delete from the bond project priority list beginning with
project No. 8.
PASSED this 7th day of April 1983.
IMAT OM COUNTY COUNCIL
L C�OM COUNTY, ASH G
r C , Chairperson
ATTEST : "
Clerk -'of,. tbee -- ouncil
(bC) APPROVED ( ) VETOED Date: April 8, 1983
JOHN VDWS
County Executive
Published March 15, 1983 and April 15, 1983
Effective on: April 18, 1983
ORDINANCE - 2.
EXHIBIT A
DISASTER PROJECTS - 1983
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- 9
North Shore Road, Smith Creek
$150,000
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- 10
North Shore Road, Olsen Creek
250,000
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- 11
Turkington Road Bridge at McCarty Creek
100,000
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- 12
Todd Creek Bridge on Hillside Road
200,000
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-13
Bridge at Sygitowicz Creek
110,000
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- 14
Marshall Hill Road
63,000
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Roberts Road Bridge
20,000
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Salakanum Road Bridge
20,000
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Pt. Roberts
163,000
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Swift Creek
23,000
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Blue Canyon
65,000
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Various River Projects
116,000
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Various small projects, includ-
ing debris removal
112,000