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HomeMy WebLinkAbout90-010RESOLUTION ~D--/~ A RESOLUTION ADOPTING THE PROJECT PRIORITIES OF THE PORT TOWNSEND CITY COUNCIL FOR 1990. WHEREAS, the improvements to public facilities and services needed by the citizens of Port Townsend exceed the resources available to meet those needs; and WHEREAS, in order to make the most effective use of available resources, the City Council desires that work plans be carefully prioritized in the coming year to address the most important public needs; and WHEREAS, the City Council discussed public needs and priorities at a day-long public meeting on January 5, 1990; Now, Therefore, BE IT RESOLVED by the City Council of the City of Port Townsend that the following projects are hereby designated as high priority for emphasis in work plans, budgets and public participation during 1990: 1. Gateway Implementation--develop a specific Gateway Development and Funding Plan for Phase 1 improvements (City Limits to Sheridan Street); develop property owners' design and development workbook. Lead responsibility: Michael Hildt, Director, Planning and Building Department Regulations Enforcement--Improve enforcement of the building, construction, zoning, subdivision and environmental protection regulations of the City in accordance with the City Council's Enforcement Policy (Resolution No. 88-68). Publish 1990 Building and Development Handbook Lead responsibility: Michael Hildt, Director, Planning and Building Department Se e Downtown Parking Improvement Plan--Prepare specific plan to make more efficient use of existing street areas for parking; e.g., diagonal parking on both sides of one-way streets, employee parking program. Lead responsibility: Michael Hildt, Director, Planning and Building Department Public Safety--Examine need for additional police and/or fire personnel; assure adequate equipment. Lead responsibility: Mayor Brent Shirley Improve Internal Communications--Provide more frequent, effective opportunities for communication between city employees, department heads, and the City Council. Lead responsibility: Mayor Brent Shirley Historic District Design Review Ordinance--Assist the Historic Preservation Commission conclude preparation of a design review ordinance for the Historic District. Facilitate consideration by the Planning Commission and City Council. Lead responsibility: Michael Hildt, Director, Planning and Building Department Land Use/Zoning Ordinance Updates--Assist the Planning Commission and City Council consider the draft ordinance adopting an updated sign code. Prepare updating ordinances concerning zoning use tables, permitted uses and locations of mobile homes, and day care center zoning provisions. Lead responsibility: Michael Hildt, Director, Planning and Building Department Pedestrian Port Townsend--Identify and map pedestrian routes and trails; establish street-edge design standards for pedestrian safety. Lead responsibility: Councilmember Julie McCulloch Port Townsend: Turning the Century--Initiate a citizen- based project to develop community consensus regarding the desired future direction for Port Townsend· The project will address the future growth of the city and propose specific preservation and development plans, goals and policies from which the Comprehensive Plan and implementing - 2 - 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. plans may be updated or developed. It is anticipated that this project will continue through 1991 and into 1992. Lead responsibility: Michael Hildt, Director, Planning and Building Department City Dock and Its Neighborhood--Develop a concept plan and seek funding for renovation and improvements of City Dock. Consider how such plans and improvements might support future development of other public spaces in the vicinity. Lead responsibility: Michael Hildt, Director, Planning and Building Department Street Standards Ordinance--Establish standards for street improvements to serve new development. Present draft ordinance for Council consideration. Lead responsibility: Keith Harper, City Attorney Street Use Ordinance--Establish permitted uses of public street rights-of-way, including use by neighboring residents or businesses, and by the public as viewpoints or shoreline accessways. Consider appropriate fees for commercial use of public street areas. Lead responsibility: Michael Hildt, Director, Planning and Building Department Industrial zone--Examine the adequacy and location of industrial zoned lands; particularly the property north of Sims Way which is designated industrial in the Comprehensive Plan, but remains in single-family zoning. Lead responsibility: Michael Hildt, Director, Planning and Building Department Ferry Parking and Access--Conduct a public hearing on recommendations of the Ferry Advisory Committee for traffic and parking improvements at the Washington State Ferry Terminal. Lead responsibility: Mayor Brent Shirley Point Hudson Future--Work with the Port and interested citizens toward a future plan for Point Hudson. Lead responsibility: Mayor Brent Shirley - 3 - HIGH PRIORITY LITTLE PR~ECTS 1. Plantings at the Jackson Bequest Tidal Sculpture Park Lead responsibility: Steve C0rra, Parks Supervisor 2. Landscape City Hall Parking Lot Lead responsibility: Ted Stricklin, Public Works Director Passed by the City Council of the City of Port Townsend and approved by the Mayor this ~.(~ ~ day of ,~-~M~z¥ , 1990. Brent shirley, MaYor ~ Attest: Davi A. rove, ity Cler K~i~h C. Harpe~/City Attorney - 4 -