2007-739-Minutes for Meeting December 20,1978 Recorded 6/19/2007COUNTY OFFICIAL
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December 20, 1978
Courtday Minutes
Courthouse Annex
Chairman Young called the meeting to order at 10:00 a,m. First on the
agenda was a hearing on the transfer of County Land to the City of Redmond
for the use of the airport. Chairman Young opened the hearing and
explained that this was the transfer of approx. i.% acres at the SW end of
the runway. This land transfer would also give Redmond land to match for
funds from the Federal Government. Since there was no opposition to the
transfer of the land, the hearing was closed. Chairman Young read the
order and the entire legal description. Commissioner Grubb made a motion to
adopt the order. Commissioner Montgomery seconded it. Vote was unanimous.
Next on the agenda were several hearings to annex to R.F.P.D. #2. Chairman
Young said that he would open the hearings on Evans, Klippel Acres, Don
Walker, and Berger annexations and read just the partial order and make
copies available for interested parties. Chairman Young read the order
for Evans annexation and opened the hearing. There was no discussion so
the hearing was closed. Commissioner Grubb made a motion to adopt the
order for the Evans annexation to R.F.P.D. #2, and Commissioner Montgomery
seconded it. Vote was unanimous. Chairman Young opened the hearing on
Klippel Acres and read the order. There was no discussion so the hearing
was closed. Commissioner Grubb made a motion to adopt the order, and
Commissioner Montgomery seconded it. Vote was unanimous. Chairman Young
opened the hearing for the Don Walker-annexation and read the order. There
was no discussion so the hearing was closed. Commissioner Grubb made a
motion for the adoption of this order, and Commissioner Montgomery seconded
it. Vote was unanimous. Chairman Young opened the hearing on the Berger
Annexation and read the order. There was no discussion so the hearing
closed. Commissioner Grubb made a motion to adopt the order, and Commissioner
Montgomery seconded it. Vote was unanimous.
Chairman Young moved on to the next hearing which was for the establishment-
of that Portion of Murphy Road and establishment of Ambrosia Lane, b- Lh in
Ambrosia Acres. Chairman Young opened the hearing for that portion of
Murphy Road. There was no discussion so the hearing was closed. Chairman
Young read the order. Commissioner Grubb made a motion to adopt the order
and Commissioner`Montgomery seconded it. Vote was unanimous. Chairman
Young opened the hearing on Ambrosia Lane. There was no discussion so the
hearing was closed. Chairman Young read the order for the establishment and
Commissioner Grubb made a motion to adopt the order. Commissioner Montgomery
seconded it. Vote was unanimous.
Next on the agenda was discussion on Road Department or General Fund Bills.
Commissioner Montgomery brought up the fact that the Commissioners had
received a bill from the League of Women Voters for $310.38 for the registra-
tion of voters. The Democratic and Republican parties volunteer their
services for this and he felt that since the League of Women Voters was a
volunteer group, they should not be charging for this service. Commissioner
Montgomery made a motion to deny payment of this bill. Commissioner Grubb
seconded it. Vote was unanimous.
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Chairman Young moved on to the next item, resolutions for the establishment
of all of Aladdin Court, Emily Court, Baskin Court, Cephus Court, and
the establishment of that portion of Daniel Road and Keyte Road, all in
Suntree subdivision. Chairman Young opened the hearings on these and
since there was no discussion, the hearings were closed. He read one
order completely. Commissioner Grubb made a motion for the adoption of
all the resolutions to set a hearing date of February 7, 1979. Commissioner
Montgomery seconded it. Vote was unanimous.
Next item on the agenda was the resolution for vacation of L.A. Hunt Road.
Charles Plummer, Roadmaster, explained that this was needed because the
roads all are grown over and serve no purpose now. They are located in
the Lower Bridge area. Chairman Young read the resolution. Commissioner
Montgomery made a motion to adopt this resolution setting a hearing for
February 7, 1979. Commissioner Grubb seconded it. Vote was unanimous.
Chairman Young moved on to the vacation of Jaeger Road. Chairman Young read
the resolution. Commissioner Montgomery made a motion for adoption of
this resolution setting a hearing for February 7, 1979. Commissioner
Grubb seconded it. Vote was unanimous.
Chairman Young read a resolution for setting an election date for the
Board of Directors for Central Oregon=Public Utility District. Commissioner
Grubb made a motion for adoption of this resolution, and Commissioner
Montgomery seconded it. This is being done to try to get this Board back
into effect or kill it,off. There is an undetermined amount of money in
a safe deposit box in Madras and efforts to get an audit on it have failed
so by setting this election perhaps the Commission can get something done.
An election date was set for May 22, 1979. This is the only way the
Commissioners know of trying to get this out in the open. The question
was called for; Commissioner Montgomery vote aye; Commissioner Grubb voted
aye, and Chairman Young voted aye. Resolution was passed.
Next came the Service Pin Awards for County Employees. Chairman Young
read the list of employees receiving their pins which included: Caroline
M. Smith, 15-year pin; Norman Thrasher and Katherine L. Hunt, 10-year pin;
5-year pins -Jim Michaelis, Rick Anderson, Greg Brown, Ron Devine, Diana
Dyke, Mike Ferns, Fred Newton, Alice Reynolds, Pat Albright, Rosemary
Sprong, Mary Reece, William Carter, William Kauffman, Robert Kirk, Carolyn
Tweedt, Bonnie McGilvray, Leonard Flanery, Ted Karlen, and William Nicoson.
Commissioner Montgomery made a motion to adopt the order. Commissioner
Grubb seconded it. Vote was unanimous.
Chairman Young moved on to the reading the letter of appointment of W. E.
Porter to the Unit 6 Special Road District. His term will expire December
31, 1979. Commissioner Grubb made a motion to appoint W. E.. Porter to the
Unit 6 Special Road District. Commissioner Montgomery seconded it. Vote
was unanimous.
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Chairman Young then moved on to the Zone change request by Ore. Equipment
Company from R-1, urban residential to C-2, General Commercial.
Chairman Young read the order for this zone change request and Commissioner
Montgomery moved for approval of the zone change. Commissioner Grubb
seconded it. Vote was unanimous.
Next on the agenda was discussion from those present. Mike Wilson from
the audience spoke and said that there is confusion in the policy of the
agreement between the City of Bend and the County. He referred to Section
3, page 2 which deals with water & sewer. On December 5 the proposed
subdivision Morningstar, with 1/2 acre lots was approved and will be
on Avio Water. It has been held up awaiting policy. We would like some
consistency and know what is happening. Chairman Young explained that he
would be attending the meeting this evening and would notify John
Hossick that he is a city planner, not a county one. The City should
have no authority to hold up a subdivision. Commissioner Montgomery asked
that Mr. Dvorak, County Counsel, write a letter to Gene Venn, Hearings
Officer, for direction from the County.
Commissioner Montgomery asked that some order be typed up that Deschutes
County will trade no land to Bend School District #1 unless there is a
refusal by the County not to use this school for a museum. He also wanted
it on the record that at the start of-1979 Deschutes County will have over
a one million dollar cash carry over.` He thanked the Commission and the
Court for working with them and being a commissioner for the past 4 years.
Commissioner Grubb recapped some of the things this Commission had done,
including increasing the Sheriff's Department budget 374%. The size of
the Sheriff's department has tripled and quite a number of other items
that had been accomplished during this Commission's term. Commissioner
Grubb also invited the public to the dedication of the new Justice Building
on December 21.
Commissioner Montgomery made the comment that we have a good Planning
Commission and Monday night the Overall Committee did much harm. They are
to iron out the differences between committees and not overhaul them. All
three commissioners agreed on this point. At this point both Commissioners
Bob Montgomery and Don Grubb presented a plaque to Abe Young for being
Chairman.
There being no further business this session, Court was recessed at 11:05 a.m.
Respectfully submitted,
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December 20, 1978
- COURTDAY AGENDA -
CALL TO ORDER: 10:00 a.m. Hearings
Transfer of County Land to Cityy of Redmond
Final Hearing - Annexation to R.F.P.D. #2 -
Evans
Annexation to R.F.P.D. #2 - Klippel Acres
Annexation to R.F.P.D. #2 - Don Walker
Annexation to R.F.P.D. #2 - Berger
Establishment of that Portion of Murphy Road
and establishment of Ambrosia Lane, both
in Ambrosia Acres
DISCUSSION - ROAD DEPARTMENT OR GENERAL FUND BILLS
Resolutions - Establishment of all of Aladdin Court, Emily Court, Baskin Court, Cephus
Court, and establishment of That Portion of Daniel Road and Keyte Road, all in Suntree
Subdivision
Vacation of L. A. Hunt Road
Vacation of Jaeger Road
Setting Election Date for Board of Directors for Central Oregon Public Utility District
Service Pin Awards for County Employees
Appointment to Unit 6 Special Road District
Planning Department: Zone Change Request
Oregon Equipment Co. - Z-78-64
Discussion from those
Next Courtday - January 3, 1979