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HomeMy WebLinkAboutCounty Council for June 21 1984OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS WHATCOM COUNTY COUNCIL Minutes -- June 21, 1984 The Whatcom County Council meeting was called to order on Thursday, June 21, 1984 at 7:15 p.m. by Chairperson Cole with all members present except Hansey. Hansey arrived at 7:29 p.m. MINUTES The minutes of the Special Council meetings of 4/30, 5/10, 5/17, and Council meetings of 5/3, and 5/17 were approved as written. EXECUTIVE ITEMS BID AWARD - ECONOMY FENCE CENTER County Executive Shirley Van Zanten requested authoriza- tion of a bid award to Economy Fence Center, in the amount of $24,682.41, including sales tax, for a security fence at the Central Shop. Becker reported that the Finance Committee recommended approval of the bid award. BECKER MOVED TO APPROVE THE BID AWARD AS OUTLINED IN THE MAY 30, 1984 MEMORANDUM FROM NAT DICKINSON, PURCHASING AGENT. Motion carried. BID AWARD - POTTLE AND SONS CONSTRUCTION. INC. It was the consensus of the Council to defer action on this matter until a representative from the Public Works Department was present to provide the Council with the department's dollar estimate of the bid. DID AWARD - GENERAL POWER CORPORATION Executive Van Zanten requested authorization of a bid award for the repair of Lake Louise Road to General Power Corporation..in the amount of $78,374.00, including tax, and ~ AI §b requested passage'of the initiating resolution. I BECKER MOVED TO AUTHORIZE THE BID AWARD AND HAVE THE CHAIRPERSON SIGN THE INITIATING RESOLUTION. Becker reported the Finance Committee recommended approval. Motion carried. Council Minutes June 21, 1984 Page 2 OVERLIMIT TRANSFER - SEWER CONSTRUCTION FUND The Executive requested authorization of an overlimit transfer in the 1984 Sewer Construction Fund in the amount of $115,770.00. BECKER MOVED TO APPROVE THE OVERLIMIT TRANSFER. Becker reported the Finance Committee recommended approval. Motion carried. OVERLIMIT TRANSFER - NON - DEPARTMENTAL ALCOHOLISM BUDGET The Executive requested authorization of an overlimit transfer in the Non - Departmental Alcohol Services Fund in the amount of $15,960.00. BECKER MOVED TO APPROVE THE OVERLIMIT TRANSFER. Becker reported the Finance Committee recommended approval.. Motion carried. TREAMSTERS' UNION CONTRACT FOR NON - EXEMPT COUNTY EMPLOYEES The Executive requested authorization to enter into an agreement with Teamsters' Local Union 231 for the Inside, Juvenile, Publi Works, and Parks Department's bargaining units for a 3 year periocd. BECKER MOVED TO AUTHORIZE THE COUNTYEXECUTIVE TO ENTER, INTO THE AGREEMENT WITH THE TEAMSTERS' UNION 231. Becker re,portecl the Finance Committee recommended approval. (Hawley left the chambers and did not vote:) REPORT OF THE EXECUTIVE The Executive reported that an attempt is being made to enter into contract with the Parks Department for the mainten- ance of the Courthouse grounds. Muenscher suggested that Juvenile Probation could provide personnel for grounds maintenance. The Executive stated that the suggestion would be looked into. HEARINGS ORDINANCE - AMENDING THE URBAN . FRINGE ZONING MAP Hearing was declared open in the matter of an ORDINANCE AMENDING THE URBAN FRINGE SUBAREA OFFICIAL ZONING MAP FROM URBAN RESIDENTIAL MEDIUM DENSITY TWELVE (12) UNITS PER ACRE TO URBAN RESIDENTIAL MEDIUM DENSITY EIGHTEEN (18) UNITS PER ACRE FOR CERTAIN LAND SITUTATED SOUTH OF I -5, WEST OF MAPLEWOOD AVENUE AND NORTH OF THE BELLINGHAM CITY LIMITS. Council Minutes June 21, 1984 Page 3 Neil Lathrop Spoke in support of the Ordinance 2420 Vista Drive that increases the density to Bellingham, WA 18 dwelling units per acre. r Being that no further testimony was received, the hearing was closed. HANSEY MOVED TO ADOPT THE ORDINANCE. Motion carried unanimously. ORDINANCE - AMENDING TITLE 17 Hearing was declared open in the matter of an ORDINANCE AMENDING TITLE 17 OF THE WHATCOM COUNTY CODE TO ESTABLISH CERTAIN AREAS OF THE COUNTY AS ALLUVIAL FAN FLOOD.HAZARD AREAS AND TO SET FORTH THE PROCEDURE FOR PROVIDING NOTIFICATION TO PERSONS APPLYING FOR BUILDING PERMITS IN THESE AREAS. Rita Foley Spoke against the ordinance as 3878 Blue Canyon Rd: it now reads - -she feels that Bellingham, WA the language should be more specific. Dave Wolf, Director Stated that he felt that Homebuilder's Assoc. informing " property owners 1844 -B iron Street at the time of application for Bellingham, WA building permits is too late in process. Being that rio further testimony was received., the hearing was closed. Donovan Kehrer, Deputy Administrator, Bureau of Buildings and Code Administration spoke to Mr. Wolf's comments. Mr. Kehrer offered suggestions that wouldinform property owners of the hazard areas Roehl reported that the Planning and Development Committee also had the same concerns brought up during the hearing, but recom- mended passage of the ordinance subject to the outcome of the pub- lic hearing. ROEHL MOVED TO REFER THE ORDINANCE BACK TO THE PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT COMMITTEE. Motion carried. Council Minutes June 21, 1984 Page 4 ORDINANCE - EXTENDING THE INTERIM ZONING ORDINANCE Hearing was declared open in the matter of an ORDINANCE EXTENDING THE INTERIM ZONING ORDINANCE, CHAPTER 2.24 OF THE WHATCOM COUNTY CODE, UNTIL JULY 15, 1985. Being that no testimony was received, the hearing was closed. Roehl reported the Planning and Development Committee recommended approval of the ordinance. ROEHL MOVED FOR FINAL ADOPTION OF THE ORDINANCE. Motion carried unanimously. ORDINANCE - REGULATING FEE SCHEDULE FOR SOLID WASTE DISPOSAL Hearing was declared open in the matter of an ORDINANCE AMENDING WHATCOM COUNTY ORDINANCE NO. 83 -96 ADOPTED DECEMBER 1, 1983, AN ORDINANCE REGULATING THE FEE SCHEDULE FOR SOLID WASTE DISPOSAL AT ALL WHATCOM COUNTY SOLID WASTE SITES. Being that no testimony was received, the hearing was closed. BECKER MOVED TO SUBSTITUTE DRAFT III OF THE ORDINANCE, DATED 6- 13 =84. Motion carried. Becker reported the Finance Committee recommended approval of the substitute ordinance. BECKER MOVED FOR FINAL ADOPTION OF THE ORDINANCE. BECKER MOVED TO AMEND.THE ORDINANCE, AS FOLLOWS: Page 2, Line 15, after the word "program," add: Provided further that the Administration shall initiate a program in 1984 but need not expend the full 2'5,000 in lARA Cole spoke in support of the amendment. Hawley spoke against the amendment Motion to amend carried. Becker, .Muenscher and Cole.spoke in support of the ordinance. Motion to adopt the ordinance carried 6 -1 (Hawley). Council Minutes June 21, 1984 Page 5 VACATION - ALLEY IN BLOCK 5, CITY OF CUSTER Hearing was declared open in the matter of A PETITION TO VACATE AN ALLEY IN BLOCK 5, CITY OF CUSTER PLAT, FILED BY STEWART KIRCHNER. Being that no testimony was received, the hearing was closed. Roehl reported the Planning and Development Committee recommended approval of the vacation. ROEHL MOVED TO GRANT THE VACATION, SUBJECT TO THE FOLLOWING:. 1. Reserve an easement for the Custer Water Association, or its successor, for the use of water lines, their installation, repair and replacement. 2. That the fair market value of the property be paid, which has been determined to be $1,620. Motion to approve the vacation, as amended by Roehl carried. SIX YEAR COMPREHENSIVE ROAD PROGRAM Hearing was declared open in the matter of WHATCOM COUNTY'S SIX YEAR COMPREHENSIVE ROAD PROGRAM. Being that no testimony was received, the hearing was closed. Chairperson Cole referred this matter to the Public Services Committee. ORDINANCE - GRANTING A FRANCHISE TO NATION WIDE CABLEVISION Hearing was declared open in the matter of AN ORDINANCE IN THE MATTER OF GRANTING A NON - EXCLUSIVE FRANCHISE TO NATION WIDE CABLEVISION, INC., FOR A PERIOD OF 25 YEARS PURSUANT TO STATE LAW AND SECTION 9.30 OF THE WHATCOM COUNTY HOME RULE CHARTER, TO OPERATE AND MAINTAIN A CABLE COMMUNICATION SYSTEM WITHIN THE UNINCORPORATED AREAS OF WHATCOM COUNTY. Being that no testimony was received, the hearing was closed. Council Minutes June 21, 1984 Page 6 Chairperson Cole stated that a Committee -of -the -Whole meeting has been requested by Councilmember Hawley to review the ordinance. Becker introduced an EMERGENCY ORDINANCE TO EXTEND THE FRANCHISE FOR NATION WIDE CABLEVISION FOR A PERIOD OF 60 DAYS. _.Chairperson Cole stated that a Committee -of- the -Whole meeting will be scheduled as soon as possible. BID AWARD - POTTLE & SONS, INC. Executive Van Zanten requested authorization of a bid award to Pottle & Sons, Inc. for the constructionof a one - bay addition to the Central Shop in the amount of $106,800. Becker reported that the Finance Committee recommended approval. BECKER MOVED TO AUTHORIZE THE BID AWARD TO POTTLE & SONS, INC. Executive Van Zanten stated that the Engineering Department's estimate of the job was-approximately $100,000. Motion to authorize the bid carried 6 -1 (.Hawley). Hawley stated that he voted against the bid in concept and not against the bidder. OPEN SESSION Robert Frost Spoke regarding the. unsafe 5602 Guide Meridian conditions of the Guide Meridian Bellingham, WA and urged the Council to take action on making the Guide more safe. Dan Noteboom Spoke regarding Humane Society 7800 Noon Road harrassment. Lynden, WA John Zichco Spoke regarding the unprofessional- Custer, WA ism of the Humane Society staff. Rita Foley Urged the Council to take action 3878 Blue Canyon Rd. on the informing of property owners Bellingham, WA in the alluvial fan flood hazard areas that their property lies in a hazard area. ,. 1 4 I ... Council Minutes June 21, 1984 Page 7 FINAL CONSIDERATIONS ORDINANCE - REVISED BUDGET FOR NON - DEPARTMENTAL DUES BUDGET BECKER MOVED FOR FINAL ADOPTION OF AN ORDINANCE TO PROVIDE A REVISED BUDGET FOR THE 1984 CURRENT EXPENSE FUND, NON - DEPARTMENTAL DUES BUDGET THEREIN. Becker reported the Finance Committee recommended approval of the ordinance. Motion carried unanimously. ORDINANCE, - REVISED BUDGET TO ANIMAL CONTROL BUDGET BECKER MOVED FOR FINAL ADOPTION OF AN ORDINANCE AUTHORIZING A REVISED BUDGET FOR THE 1984 CURRENT EXPENSE FUND, NON- DEPART- MENTAL, ANIMAL CONTROL BUDGET THEREIN. Becker reported that the Finance Committee recommended approval of the Ordinance. BECKER MOVED TO BRING THE SUBSTITUTE ORDINANCE, DATED 6 -5 -84 BEFORE THE COUNCIL. Motion carried. BECKER FURTHER MOVED TO AMEND THE ORDINANCE AS FOLLOWS: Page 1, line 18 Change "three" to "six" Page 1, line 26 Change "$24,719" to "$49,000" Page 1, line 28j Change "$24,281" to "$48,562" Page 1, line 29j Change "$24,7.19" to 11$49,000" HANSEY MOVED TO AMEND BECKER'S AMENDMENT AS FOLLOWS: Page 1, line 18 "Change "six" to "one" Becker spoke against Hansey's amendment. Johnson spoke in support of Hansey's amendment. Chairperson Cole spoke against Hansey's amendment. Hansey spoke against Becker's amendment on page 1, line 18. Hansey withdrew his motion to amend Becker's amendment. Chairperson Cole re- stated the motion as EXTEND THE CONTRACT FOR SIX MONTHS AND ADJUST THE MONEY AMOUNTS ACCORDINGLY. Muenscher spoke against the motion. Becker withdrew her motion to extend the contract for six months. Council Minutes June 21, 1984 Page 8. JOHNSON MOVED TO AMEND THE ORDINANCE AS FOLLOWS: Page 1, line 18 ...for the next three months; xa�- ha- deeeea - }e reaehed; and Motion to amend carried. MUENSCHER MOVED TO REMOVE THE CONTROL OF LARGE ANIMALS FROM THE CONTRACT. Becker raised a point of order in that making a motion to remove large.animals would be introducing another subject and is in violation of the County Charter. Chairperson Cole ruled on the motion and over -ruled on Becker's objection.in that the County Charter allows for the adoption of budgets with provisions restricting expendi- tures. Chairperson Cole noted that on line 22, "Humane Society" Budget should read "Animal Control" Budget. HANSEY MOVED TO AMEND THE ORDINANCE'AS FOLLOWS: Line 22, add: "BE IT FURTHER ORDAINED that it is the intent of the Count Council that the Administration shall remove the authority from the Humane Society contract for large animal control and negotiate separate arrangements or t e enforcement o large animal control in Whatcom ounty effective 7- 1 -84." Hansey's motion to amend carried 6 -1 (Becker) MTTFNSC'HER MOVED TO ADOPT THE ORDINANCE AS AMENDED. Motion carried 6 -1 (Hawley) MUENSCHER MOVED TO AUTHORIZE THE EXECUTIVE TO ENTER INTO A CONTRACT WITH THE HUMANE SOCIETY FOR ANIMAL CONTROL CONSISTENT WITH THE ORDINANCE JUST ADOPTED. Hawley stated that he will vote "no" on the motion because the Humane Society has not had a chance to offer their input. Muenscher and Johnson spoke against Hawley's statement. Becker spoke in support'of Hawley's statement. Motion carried 5 -2 (Becker, Hawley). Council Minutes June 21, 1984 Page 9 ORDINANCE - SUPPLEMENTAL BUDGET FOR ROAD FUND BECKER MOVED FOR FINAL ADOPTION OF AN ORDINANCE ADOPTING A SUPPLEMENTAL BUDGET.FOR THE WHATCOM COUNTY ROAD FUND 1984 BUDGET. Becker reported that the Finance Committee recommended approval of the ordinance. Motion carried unanimously. ORDINANCE - AMENDING URBAN FRINGE PLAN AND ZONING MAPS ROEHL MOVED FOR FINAL ADOPTION OF AN ORDINANCE AMENDING THE URBAN FRINGE OFFICIAL ZONING MAP FOR CERTAIN AREAS LOCATED EAST OF AND ADJACENT TO I -5 FRONTAGE ROAD, SOUTH OF SLATER A- ROAD AND NORTH OF WEST BAKERVIEW ROAD.AND AN ORDINANCE AMENDING THE URBAN FRINGE COMPREHENSIVE PLAN MAP FOR CERTAIN AREAS LOCATED EAST OF.AND ADJACENT TO-I- 5'FRONTAGE ROAD, SOUTH OF SLATER ROAD AND NORTH OF.-WEST BAKERVIEW ROAD. Roehl- reported the Planning and Development Committee recommended approval of the ordinances. Motion to adopt both ordinances carried unanimously. ORDINANCE - RE- ESTABLISHING THE RIVER IMPROVEMENT FUND BECKER MOVED FOR FINAL ADOPTION OF AN ORDINANCE RE- ESTAB- LISHING THE RIVER IMPROVEMENT FUND AND THE FLOOD CONTROL MAINTEN- ANCE ACCOUNT NO. 0113 -0471 IN ACCORDANCE WITH CHAPTER 86.12 RCW AND CHAPTER 86.26 RCW. BECKER MOVED TO BRING A SECOND SUBSTITUTE DRAFT OF THE ORDINANCE BEFORE THE COUNCIL. Motion carried. Becker reported the Finance Committee recommended approval of the Ordinance. Chairperson Cole proposed the following amendment: Page 3, line 5 Change "30 -70" to 1140 -60" Page 3, line 6 Change "30V to "409'0" and change "709'0" to 1160 %" Chairperson Cole spoke in support of his amendment. Muenscher, Hawley and Johnson spoke against the proposed amend- ment. Hansey spoke in support of the amendment. Chairperson Cole's amendment failed 2 -5 (Becker, Roehl, Hawley, Johnson, Muenscher) Council Minutes June 21, 1984 Page 10 Becker's motion to adopt the second substitute ordinance carried unanimously. OTHER BUSINESS APPOINTMENT TO THE MT. BAKER THEATRE.MANAGEMENT AND OPERATIONS BOARD Johnson nominated Cole. Chairperson Cole nominated Roehl. Johnson withdrew his nomination of Cole. JOHNSON MOVED THAT THE NOMINATIONS BE CLOSED. Motion carried. Roehl was appointed to serve on the Mt. Baker Theatre Management and Operations Board. CONSIDERATION OF VACATION OF FOURTH STREET, CUSTER BECKER MOVED TO GRANT THE ORDER OF VACATION, PROVIDED THAT IT INCORPORATE THE LANGUAGE PROPOSED IN BECKER'S LETTER TO NANCY HAUGNESS, DATED JUNE 4, 1984, AS FOLLOWS: 1. That the vacated property shall be maintained in a clean, neat and sanitary condition, and that 'no damaged vehicles, vehicle parts, or related items shall be stored upon said property. 2. That a portion of the property shall be kept available for customer parking and/or public parking. AND FURTHER CONDITIONED UPON THE PAYMENT OF THE FAIR MARKET VALUE OF THE PROPERTY, WHICH IS $1,378.00. Motion carried. OPEN SPACE APPLICATIONS The following Open Space applications were referred by consent to the Planning:Commission: Pearl Limbacher E. A. deWilde Larry Illman Council Minutes June 21, 1984 Page 11 APPEAL OF HEARING EXAMINER'S DECISION FRED RICCI Chairperson Cole stated that if there were no objections, the Appeal of the Hearing Examiner's decision C.U. 20 -83, V. 15 -83, filed by Fred Ricci will be scheduled for a Committee -of- the -Whole briefing by Council counsel and scheduled for brief oral argument At a later meeting. There were no objections by Council. Items 5, 6, 7, under OTHER BUSINESS, were disposed of by consent, as noted on the agenda, the dispositions being as follows: 5. Petition for the vacation of Sansome Street, filed by Reid (referred to Planning and Development and schedule a public hearing) 6. Correspondence received from Goshen Grange 856, regarding Whatcom County solid waste issue (referred to Administration). 7. Correspondence received from Myron N. Wambold Con - sultant concerning a raise in electrical rates (referred to Public Services) LIQUOR LICENSE - PT. ROBERTS YACHT CLUB JOHNSON MOVED TO APPROVE THE APPLICATION FOR A CLASS H LIQUOR LICENSE FOR THE POINT ROBERTS YACHT CLUB. Johnson reported the Law and Justice Committee recommended approval. Motion to approve the application carried. APPEAL OF DENIAL OF OPEN SPACE APPLICATION - OBORNE Chairperson Cole suggested referring the appeal of a denial of the Open Space Agricultural application of Darch Oborne to the Planning and Development Committee, and have the Assessor and the applicant meet with. .the committee to discuss this matter. The matter could then be referred to the Council for brief oral argument. The Council had no objection. Item 10 under OTHER BUSINESS was disposed of by consent as follows: - 10. Hearing Examiner's recommendations regarding the application of Herb Childers for preliminary plat approval to create and develop a re §idential sub- division known as "Country Village. "(.referred to Planning and Development Committee) Council Minutes June 21, 1984 Page 12 INTRODUCTION OF RESOLUTIONS AND ORDINANCES RESOLUTION - WHATCOM COUNTY SIX YEAR ROAD PROGRAM ROEHL MOVED FOR FINAL ADOPTION OF A RESOLUTION IN THE MATTER OF THE HEARING'bN WHATCOM COUNTY SIX YEAR COMPREHENSIVE ROAD PROGRAM. Ed Henken, County Engineer, explained. -that sine:t.his resolution was setting the hearing date for the six -year road program, which was .already heard during, ^the HEARINGS portion of tonight's meeting, this resolution may be withdrawn from the agenda. Roehl withdrew his motion. RESOLUTION - COMPREHENSIVE SIX YEAR ROAD PROGRAM. A Resolution in the matter of the Whatcom County Com- prehensive Six year Road Program for the years 1985 through 1990 was introdpced by, consent and referred to the Public Services Committee. RESOLUTION - CANCELLATION OF UNCOLLECTABLE PERSONAL PROPERTY TAXES BECKER INTRODUCED AND MOVED FOR FINAL ADOPTION A RESOLU- TION IN THE MATTER OF CANCELLATION OF UNCOLLECTABLE PERSONAL PROPERTY TAXES MORE THAN SIX YEARS DELINQUENT. Becker reported the Finance Committee recommended approval of the resolution. Motion carried. RESOLUTION - AUTHORIZING AGREEMENT WITH C.E.R.B. BECKER INTRODUCED AND MOVED FOR FINAL ADOPTION A RESOLU- TION AUTHORIZING THE COUNTY EXECUTIVE TO PREPARE AND ENTER INTO AN AGREEMENT WITH WASHINGTON STATE COMMUNITY' ECONOMIC REVITALI- ZATION BOARD FOR FINANCING THE COST OF PUBLIC FACILITIES AS DESIGNATED IN RESOLUTION NO. 84 -8 AND ESTABLISHING A FUND THEREFOR. Motion carried. Council Minutes June 21, 1984 Page 13 RESOLUTION - AUTHORIZING AGREEMENT FOR REPAYMENT OF C.Y,.R.B LOAN BY TRILLIUM CORPORATION BECKER INTRODUCED AND MOVED FOR FINAL ADOPTION A RESOLU- TION AUTHORIZING THE COUNTY EXECUTIVE TO PREPARE AND ENTER INTO AN AGREEMENT DEFINING THE RESPONSIBILITIES OF TRILLIUM CORPORA- TION AND WHATCOM.COUNTY FOR REPAYMENT OF THE COMMUNITY ECONOMIC REVITALIZATION BOARD LOAN FOR WHICH WHATCOM COUNTY IS THE SPONSOR- ING AGENCY. Motion carried. Items 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, and 13, under INTRODUCTIONS OF RESOLUTIONS AND ORDINANCES, were introduced by consent and disposed of as noted on the agenda, the dispositions being: 6. Ordinance authorizing a revised budget for the 1984 Current Expense Fund, Sheriff's Budget therein ( referred to Finance Committee) 7. Ordinance authorizing a revised budget for the 1984 Current Expense Fund, Non- Departmental, Juvenile Services Budget, therein (referred to Finance Committee) 8. Ordinance authorizing a revised budget for the 1984 Current Expense Fund, District Court Budget therein (referred to Finance Committee) 9. Ordinance authorizing a revised budget for the 1984 Current Expense Fund, Superior Court Budget therein (referred to Finance Committee) 10. Ordinance establishing a supplemental budget to the ...Curren,t Expense Fund 1984 Buildings and Code Budget for the purpose of providing for additional funds for professional plan check services (referred to Finance Committee) 11. Ordinance establishing a supplemental budget to the Current Expense 1984 Buildings and Code Budget for the purpose of providing for advertisement of the text of ordinances adopting the 1982 Construction Code (referred to Finance Committee) 12. Ordinance authorizing a revision to the 1984 Mental Health Fund Budget (referred to Finance Committee) Council Minutes June 21, 1984 Page 14 13. Ordinance in the matter of granting non - exclusive franchise to Sandy Point Improvement Company for a period of 25 years pursuant to State Law and Section 9.30 of the Whatcom County Home Rule Charter, to operate and maintain water mains and water distribution lines along certain roads within the unincorporated areas of Whatcom County. (.referred to Public Services Committee and schedule for public hearing) Items 14, 15, 16, and 17 under INTRODUCTIONS OF RESOLUTIONS AND ORDINANCES were also introduced by consent and referred as noted on the agenda, the dispositions being: 14. Ordinance amending the 1970 Comprehensive Plan Map designation for the area known as Sandy Point Arm (referred to Planning and Development Committee) 15. Ordinance amending the Interim Zoning Ordinance Map designation for the area known as Sandy Point Arm (referred to Planning and Development Committee) 16. Ordinance amending the Shoreline Map designation for the area known as Sandy Point Arm (referred to Planning and Development Committee) 17. Ordinance amending the Interim Zoning Map from "Agriculture" to "General Protection" for a forty -six acre parcel situated in Section 7, Township 40 North, Range 4 East (referred to Planning and Development Committee) A Committee -of- the -Whole meeting was scheduled for Monday, June 25, 1984 at 7 :30 p.m. regarding an Ordinance to extend the franchise for Nation Wide Cablevision for a period of 60 days. ATTEST: Meeting adjourned at 10:50 p.m. WHATCOM COUNTY COUNCIL WHATCOM COUNTY, WASHINGTON Clerk of the Council Craig W. Cole Chairperson