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Long Course 7:00 AM Long Course* Long Course' LongCourse' 'Long Course' Long Long Course* �L TO *Lane 1: Water 'Lane k Water n.IW.1:, Im'. 'Lanel:Water *Lanel�Wedtrr ' W 9:10 AM Walkingamn Walking Sam Sam Walkinuflare Walking Sam Sep End Open Deep End Open Deep eep End Open See End Dean Oven 9:10-9:15 LANE LINE CHANGE -ALL SWIMMERS MUST EXI' TIME 2 Lap Lanes' 2 Lap Lanes' Lane Change 7:00 AM Lonn,.1aeum. 9:15 AM Short Course ILane Short Course TO an iswater ,. �� t:, -love TO All swimmers the pool 9-10 AM Walking 1005 AM Shallow Short Course Shallow Deep End Open Exercise Class Shallow End Open Exercise Class — Sha 9:10-9:15 10:15 AM Short Course Swim Short Course Short Course 2 Lap Lanes' TO Shallow End Open 2 Lap L.,- Shallow End Open 9:15AM TO Short Course 12`00 PM Swim Shallow Water Swim 10:15 AM Shallow Water Exercise Class Shallow Water (Exercise Class(Exercise Class Short Course Short Course' I Short Course' S ShortC urse Course 12 PM 2 Lanes 2 Lanes 2 Lanes 10:15AM 10 5A.] TO Pool d—, at Short C-,- To TO Shallow :12;00 End Open 3PM Shallow End Open Shallow End Open Shallow End Open Sha PM . PM Swim Swim Swim Swim Shallow End Open 3PM 12 PM TO TO 5 PM 3PM 5PM 3PM TO TO 7 PM 5pM 5 PM O Aug = 40 hours/week 7TH, INLong Course* "Lane 1: Water Walking Sam peep End Open LANE LINE CHANGE -ALL SWIMMERS MUST EXIT THE PO 2 ap La m eS Short Course Shallow Wake r Exercise Class Short Cour,. Shallow End OpenPer, Swim Oct = 27.5 hours/week (incl. swim team) 9,10a. to 81S.. 9,1 Sam to 10A Som tolls.. to 1260P. 3,30 pm to 640p. Lang Course' Lane t Water Walking Be. Deep End Open MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY Long Come. Long Craws. Long Course 3 Lap Lanes 3 Lap Lane, 3 Lap Lie— 9OOAM - II:OOAN, I Water wAkiog f Wate,Walking I Were, Walking Long Course Deep End Open Onal, End Open Deep End Open Lap Sworn 3 Lane, Water Walking Lane Change Lane Change Lane Change ILane All Swimmers exit All swimmers All swimmers the pool n.ft it'e pool exit the Pool lt:oo a.. 1. 11.05w E,dt pool for Lana Short Course Short Course short Cents. Charge 2 Lap L.,- 2 Lap Lanes 2 Lepla-s Shallow Water Shallow War., Shallow Water (Exercise Class(Exercise Class Exercise Class Ito5 am to 3:00poi Open Swim Pool d—, at Short C-,- lbral Course short Crea— 3!oopo. 4 Lap Lane, 4 Lap Lane, 4 Cap L.h., Shallow End Op.. Shallow End Open Shallow End Open 010sad Closed t Close at 12P. Close at 3:00 pre 12p.-330pm 12p.-330pm Short course Short Course Short Course short Course 2 Lap L.11.5 2 Lap, Lane, 2 Leo Lanes 2 Lap, Le-, OP.. S.,,h .,,it open seen, open Swimit Come SwimS . e, an Lessons Swim Lessons Jan, 2023 = 33 hours/week Month Unduplicated Count: Users # of Visits Punch Card Holders Members &Passes TOTAL Punch Cards Members &Passes Drop-in TOTAL an 114 68 182 1 740 462 85 1287 :eb 110 72 182 667 446 182 1295 \Aar 136 77 213 664 547 205 1416 kpr 152 87 239 792 534 316 1642 May 151 102 253 1 777 637 201 1615 June 145 104 249 683 630 264 1577 July 130 106 236 693 674 431 1798 Aug 96 1 89 185 342 399 1 121 862 Pept 108 77 185 542 550 115 1207 :)ct 115 88 203 460 435 25 920 qov 116 94 210 499 495 167 1161 3ec 133 74 207 544 423 68 1035 Mountain View Visits to Sequirn & Port Angeles: 399 Sequirn & Port Angeles Visits to Mountain View: 293 Uir,Wujolicated Count of Mountaiin Viiew Useirs 300 250 200 1.50 �1.00 50 0 lan F::eb Mar Aar Nqay.June.July Aug SeIDL OU INov fDec MOLAntain Viiew Usage lby IMont1h 2000 :1.500 1.000 500 0 Jan F: e ID Aar Apr May.fi.jineJuly Aug Sel3L Oct Nov Dec Ouilcene Chimacurn Port Angeles Port Townsend 10/24/2021 - 12/31/2021 REVEHUE Mountmin View Pool Clty of Pon Townisenid Contract 51,307.69 mearbers1hp Dues ADA Equllarneru 4,7 � 8.00 Day Use Winter Wondeftnd Sponsorshrp 889.00 Punch Cards 9,229.75 Member Supp�ort -31.DC Punch Cards TOTAL REVENUE 66,113,44 EXPENSE 494.DO wag" & Berleffts - r 5,63 1. 010 Aquatics 21588 18 EXPENSE FacArfies / CotodW I 1001—m Wages & Berrefths Member Services 31C26,15 Benefits & Payro�l Taxes 41M7,55 Supplies Fac,hdes I CusbdW 51888.. Pooll Chencals 35,208,0.` Aquatics 1,62365 Supplies jarutorral Office 84987 OMer 101 91 Mminterrance & Repwr Jambonal 1,491 82 Equipment PLUchase Travel & Mllleage Other Admin Wages & Benefts - Bmnrh Executive �EqwyWeiwti YMCA Assmation Adlirm A�bcabon 162 H 58f 16 2,49525 31175,DO �41183,43 TOTAL EXPENSE NET OPERATING INCOME 55,868.17 10,245.28 1/1/2022 - 12/31/2022 REVENUE Mountarr),,IaW Pool CKy of Port Townsend Contract 2761000.DO Conirnbuttone ADA Equllarneru 2170262 Winter Wondeftnd Sponsorshrp 400,00 Membinship D�*s 51,69400 Day Use 11,96.no Punch Cards 41,350,50 Merchanchse Salles 494.DO MemberSupport - r 5,63 1. 010 TOTAL REVENUE 369,172.12 EXPENSE Wages & Berrefths Aquatics Q31986.69 Fac,hdes I CusbdW 51888.. Wirnber Services 35,208,0.` Benelfts & PayroH Taxes 27,09079 Supplies Poor Cherricals 7,T67,48 Aquatics 61827.20 Jambonal 31763.77 Office C,430,70 rDrher 1,46546 Maintenance Repair 1%090,7� Equipment Purchase 61345,64 Travel & Mfleage 420.75 Other 6,99461 Adimn werle 2210�2 �4 YMCA Aosoostion A,dmiin Allocalmi 53,781,9� TOTAL EXPENSE 326,403.89' NET OPERATING INCOME 42,768,23] 54 Members Receiving $15,631 in Financial Support OLYNIMC PENINSULA YMCA EMBER AND PROGRAM S!CPPCiRT AIPPISK".'ArT�IOIN Primary Applicant Information FIRST NAME: MI: LAST NAME: BIRTHDATE: /.....,_�. / MAIL INGADDRESS: _ CITY: ..,...,..__ .................._,.__...,...,....,.. STATE: _�..,_.�... zlP: PRIMARY PHONE.( i......_.._._..., ,Other Phone:( j•� EMAIL: All Additional Persons Living In This Household NAME: .—DOB:—/—/— OB:____/____/NAME; NAME;DOB: NAME: NAME. DOB: --/ / NAME: DOB:, / f "If direct costs are more than 50% of the fee, financial support will be allocated based on available resources. l FOR yiJi. l'H C:DEV LOPMf N1"ro: ONE YMCA TOKEN FOR HEALTHY LDVW6 'th5 YMCA of Jefferson County FOR SOCIAL O,ESO�30NSOBILi'1"W q' Mountain View Commons 1919 Blaine St., Port Townsend, WA start Initials: 65 Day -Use Tokens for Individuals from Recovery Cafe and the Winter Welcoming Center II 1111FIEGUAIIIII11D ll ISSUIIIE 3 Seattle beaches, close for summer because of lifeguard shortage Seattle Parkin and Rn creofion is rwhuttelilr'g tw i3tth wra. BE,1'rach, Seward Pwk Bc:: ach arid East ac�^w. rn Laalkee Boach for the so.amni'ler Washington State Facing Significant Lifeguard Shortage Photo by Jonathan Borba from Pexels. • • • s • • US summer pools Scott Crleeson I ya'ruDAY f dbh',M d 10 Y, a m I fiat (; 6 2022 I Lkpd aled I:5511nr. 2�.T Jwifiie 6, 2022 rw r► Safety concerns Increase as fewer lifeguards are available T I u s I I `,,,t4wjji d ( ,ii Pifer 'aP I Im c hi �, I , a I I len rls,d I r aI n I y I q H j�s" I- "I till hm I I I q on [I w, ay I d f- I a n on I 1I a it I ri 4 a I (I ll g m r I , hari Jren ki I I r, and p"m [ c&';"Io m , r olyl p I P, t oll (if tdle ( I 'a �' w R p t tw de d [If(,, gu a ii d C c i! n f rr at I I , V I w, Lv hi ( L if c r It,, I t t, 11 w, A I dA[ 1) avid rm.,rCeti (,y Oxyg�,n cot tif I r,'atrial., PO I t I I I mall a ije J^, T6 by thew la'A stay of d I e ( lass Sut resfully culrljpkOl,3 this ciastared apply to ljermma '(M( A LjNquard! We are hiring� Flvxliile "Oledlklw', tm ,Wdeflts' patent" and imill r�es kmkiliq fun „ new (I I al I ". 19 qaH e I p pI,(ita., t ya u 1, r': a a I I n Hn it y po rt, I s rarer.! gaf I] v,� I u al"Ite I If e � , rxv 119 4 sli 11i Trills cllas!r, wltill talke Ipu lace at the YMCA of SequIllime and YMCA of 3effeirtion County, w1th cllassrocaii corl presented virtually, Phalli irmmoduIles wH111 talker place Ilin both Sequhm and Pw t Townsend, rlf Acc nATCC A iii 11 -- 24 2022 swim, 'rest uREQUIRED� Apu H 2 , 1 11 agn (cr.by appr Registration closes April 2, 2022 Ask lou syliabus fou imove detailed Rai. wdule LOCAMNS: YMCA at leffeislin County i 9T 9 Blaine Sueet, ll trownsend, & YMCA aI Sequirn 6 10 N, 5th Amur, Sequinii COST: S75 peir partliripam (Sofl avaflat)W) CONTAM KWe heinnirqjeu, Aquaillt.s Diu ector (3601504--0535 0 YMCA of.iefferson County We're hirmqWe'rem 9(aat needfcv lifeguaids and iquatict Oaff, aswelt as branch 'Xecutive, admmi,ttative roordmator, child car -staff, slid mtse! See all ow open pc,titioits and ail today at 00a (old"ItA ENEVROPIPOP I)A, HEASIDw UVWMb BRANCH EXECUTIVE LIFEGUARDS & LEAD LIFEGUARE YOUTH SWIM INSTRUCTOR AQUA FITNESS INSTRUCTOR MAINTENANCE TECHNICIAN CUSTODIAN The 0�yimqmc llaeuvmsuu4a YMCA iian Equall Ckppoftun,Ay 1EnwqAoyeA . . . _. IIIIFY I caimimuivi ry IIEVIII:111:11:11im IIID wr..W0111411DIE11RIII AIMID th WHEN Thursday, Dacenrtoer29,2022 vM TIML 2-5 pmt. LOCAHOW YMCA of Jefferson County/Mountain View Pool 1925 Blainer Street, Port Townsend, WA AGES All ages welcome cosr= FRE E rOR ME (MAPAUNiTY Made possible by JeffCo Aquatic Coahoon, fr` C ON W, r: YMCA front desk at jcfrontdeskC&)o"picperair9sulaymca.arg PLUSUR Register online at o�ympicpeninsulaynica,ogg/mV-poo4.l)atty or emad the YMCA front desk atidroiitdesk@oNmp�icpen6nsulaymca.arg My 0A'MC ""ff'jr"j""j't' VW""' 1,ty ieesc ef "'e"— arc -ri A qp— 'Ie 'Z", --T—p -g it ie ff7l P — y— "u, 'c- 0 YMCA of Jeffetson County Join us for aWintAr Wonciei,l,;iic.&r-esi,ilryrLOIlty RDOPsrty3t MOUntainVie,v Pool on Decernbe; 29 fivrl 2-5 p ri l There Drill be a FREE famfly sent open to families and 1ndvvidUals w Jefferson County. TNs event was rnade possible thanks to )effo:,Aiqu,,mc ( cia lihon Who are sponscr-fng the pool palty for the day. Tha pool paity is 11mlted to 75 people and eve Bok yOU please regote" onhns, today at uinsi.'Iapmca orqlrnvjpponl Paj'ry N rOPYOUTH NW101"MNT' G,R KAVI'Wir 11 MNS 0160NA� RV1N'JN',10KWr Swllrn Lessons Start December"„ Swirnming is a life skill as well as great exercise and a challenging sport. The YMCA of Jefferson County is offering swim lessons at Mountain View Pool for all ages and ability tevels so everyone can safety enjoy being In and around water. All classes are 30 minutes and made by appointment. CoSt $30 for YMCA Members Lc)catllam Mountain View Pool $45 for Community Members 1919 Blaine Street, Port Townsend, WA, SRgn up onfinO 98368 Sign up for swim lessons online at www.olympicpeninsulaymca.org/mountain-view-pool- swim-lessons Co ntaCt Kate Henninger at kate@olympicpeninsulaymca,org or 360-477-4381 ext, 330 Mountain View Pool 0 11117 IIIII 1111111111 1111111 III 111 III 1111111111 III IIIIII IIIII 1WII IIWWII IIIII 1 IIIII II &:� IIIII 1111111 IIIII �,,�,,,,' IIIII Maritime curriculum Salish Salishswimming Camp Beausite ® CPR certification Special i Lifeguard i i ion - April 1 to April Spring i i - 4 3 � _ - m � b - N _ s N o E - C 3 UO — — E E p Ep a - � N Et- - v II C ✓. t. i- ti II It r _ r - cv u I � - _ N --b- ..7,.., z s F � A C FE - - E '' w '� o V v _ y _ F 'd 42 'y M �' -6 e m = p a v ,, _ � :° 5 c - � LL u o L E H ';i F v =° E E O ,= v ., ., c'c c ':�' 3 a �' : 3 r �' H °.; w� a o ° a, E 3 C F _T 7-1 �, v 5 -E3 4 _ 15 H w E5 J m E 4 BE LE W c a o c �O H 3 w 0 3 3 0 0. 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This background serves as the fundamental basis for development of funding consideration and actions that comprise development of strategies for sustainable streets. Each chapter of the program is addressed. ■ An element of the Comprehensive Street Program and associated with the 2023 Banked Capacity projects is to shift staff resources away from vegetation control to pavement restoration. Recall labor allocations below. 2021 OPERAnONS WORK ORDER TRACKING Category :Vegetation :�� :Trees Pavement/Gra, Stri pi ng/Signs Snow "T'r e e 9% 3rrip�III"Ill��llilll"� J % Hours 1595.00 Labor 108,460.00 540.50 ........................................................>.---.....---.---.....---.---.....---.---.....--- 361754.00 586.50' 39,882.00 594.50: 40,426.00 170.00: 111560.00 :Sweeping 301.50: 201502.00 ............................................................................................................... r ................................................ :Other 2166.50: 147,322.00 Total5954.501 4041906.00 M Background w „ .� Publi*e �Ri"ghts 4Y �jW Fi As a reference, the fundamentals of rights of way responsibilities were presented to the Parks, Recreation, Trees, and Trails Advisory Board on February 22, 2022. See the video below at 53 minutes into the meeting. A similar presentation was provided at the July 11, 2022 work session. 4ftLtip id=2440 M Background w „w Publi'e �Ri"ghts 4Y �jW Fi m Background w „w Publi'e �Ri"ghts 4Y �jW Fi m Back"gxround Undeveloped 1. A& IV,% 1W Mw:xxiY pwr- Ot Way e IIIIIIVuomu Each property owner is responsible to the centerline of the right of way PTMC 12.04.075 - Private use of rights of way. This Section identifies expectations concerning minor landscaping in the rights of way and trees in the rights of way PTMC 12.12.030 - Cleaning of sidewalks PTMC 9.08.020 - Nuisances impeding sidewalks, debris, infringements of rights of way PTMC 12.08 - Debris in rights of way Revised Code of Washington 35.21.310 - Provides authority to municipalities to delegate management of vegetation in the rights of way ■ This change in vegetation maintenance responsibility to the adjoining property owners has been discussed and vetted with the I and D committee meetings for over 1 year associated with the Comprehensive Streets Program. This change has also been discussed with the Parks Recreation, Trees, and Trails Advisory Board with overwhelming support due to the crude nature of the mowing machine and impacts to vegetation and trees. The City's newsletter has also included an article foreshadowing this change in the February and March Newsletter. This presentation will also be posted on social media as well as provided in a press release later this spring. ■ Background. Ci"ty Whole r Historically, many residents already take care of their street frontage. This shift in practice will involve whole city participation of all property owners rather than those who historically accepted this responsibility. This includes the City. The City will take responsibility for mowing all of the frontage along the City's ownership. A map illustrating the areas the City will be mowing will be available on-line at ml Stay tuned for the new map! M Presentati*on Objecti*ve Provide a photo presentation illustrating the responsibility of adjoining property owners to maintain the rights of way frontage. Provide a preview of coming code updates to clarify requirements. Receive City Council and Public Feedback ■ Keep vegetation along the street trimmed to ensure drivers visibility and pedestrian clearance: Vegetation should be controlled with a minimum of 5' and a goal of 10' clear zone from the edge of pavement, 5' clear zone from the ditch line, and 1-2' clear zone from the back of the sidewalk. (This means controlling brush such as snow berries, wild roses, blackberries etc.) Trees should be trimmed up 15' above the roadway and a minimum of 7 ft with a goal of 9 ft above pedestrian paths and sidewalks. Riga -Way. t"Nl 60 feat) Iluu,m„emu PTMC 12.04.075 — Minor Landscaping P g jY*aIly 10 - 24 footi mdscap� g� Area „.Shoulder Parking Parking Area Area Riga -Way. t"Nl 60 feat) Iluu,m„emu PTMC 12.04.075 — Minor Landscaping P g � �r .7 k A i.� MWk � . Nice roadside maintenance Thank you! ■ Keep vegetation on street corners trimmed to ensure drivers visibility: Vegetation should be controlled with a 20' clear zone measured from the sidewalk or edge of pavement at roadway intersections. come, Public Street Righit-01-Way 20 ft 'Sion Lot Une 2 Se'tback Area! withn, Lot Un, es 0 ft, Froint Rear Area: outs4e of Setback Area " r w Yard Public Street of - Way Siide'Yard Next to Neighbor City Code - PTMC 17.68 Keep vegetation on street corners trimmed to ensure drivers visibility: Vegetation should be controlled with a 20' clear zone measured from the sidewalk or edge of pavement at roadway intersections. Thank you! ■ Sl*dewalks n Pedestri*an Way Y Keep the sidewalk free and clear of obstructions or defects, including, but not limited to, snow, ice, and mud. Trim vegetation to allow pedestrians to pass. If there is parking along side the road, then a clear zone of 5 feet should be maintained beyond the parking location to allow pedestrians to pass around the parked car without walking in the street. Parking areas also need to maintain existing ditch lines for drainage control. Please make space for pedestrians and wheelchairs by keeping full sidewalk width clear including 1-2 ft behind the walk. M SI*de,walks n Pedestri*an Way Y Thank you! m Sl*dewalks n Pedestri*an Way Y 1-2 feet of clearance from sidewalk Temporary tree protection Clear space for pedestrians Thank you! Control noxious weeds - Since noxious weeds easily spread, property owners will need to manage noxious weeds on your property and to the to the edge of street. Noxious weeds are identified per the County weed ordinance. Priority control shall be made for poison hemlock and scotch broom. JEFFERSON COUNTY NOXIOUS WEED CONTROL BOARD Vqj FACT SHEET NCoriff-d • Poison hemlock grows four to ten feet tall. • The stem is branched and hairless, mottled with purple spots. • The leaves are shiny green, fern -Re and finely divided, with a musty smell, but no hairs. • The white flowers are in umbrella -shaped heads. • Carrot family. POISON HEMLOCK (Conium maculatum) httpL://www.co.Lefferson.wa.u.s/1046/Noxious-Weed-R.esourc.es Mowi*ng " a� G-ar. baM Mow and remove garbage - In the area between the edge of pavement in the clear zone described above, mow grass and low ground cover. This includes ditches and the area between the roadway and sidewalk where sidewalks exist. If you see this after a good wind please pickup and help keep our roadsides clear from garbage. Vegetati6on Mowi*ng Mow and remove debris - In the area between the edge of pavement in the clear zone described above, mow grass and low ground cover. This includes ditches and the area between the roadway and sidewalk where sidewalks exist. Thank you! M Keep ditch lines clear - To control drainage and preventing clogging of drains and culverts, all loose vegetation and garbage need to be removed from ditch lines at all times. The City may periodically excavate ditch lines due to sediment from the street. The City also may improve shoulders of the street to ensure water can drain from the pavement to the ditch. Ditches with debris clog culverts anu 1ILL III over time. Vegetation can overtake a ditch M Ditch allowed to be overgrown near vacant lot. Will need to be brushed back. Ditch maintained along with fire hydrant clearance. Thank you! M Above. This ditch has been maintained by the City. This responsibility will transfer to the adjoining vacant lot. Below. Ditch between the sidewalk and road maintained by the property MUM iWM Thank you! M Preserve Street trees and significant trees - Trees are highly valued by our community. Any work involving pruning, planting, or removal of trees must be permitted through the City. Vegetation control and clearing does not mean removal of trees unless approved by city permit. CIS y0f POI L"Yg ownsei� T 1, Beautiful Madrona Tree preserved in the right of way. Urban Forestry Trees in the right of way Permit Requirements for Naming, Pruming and Rernovmg Dees in the City Right of Way (ROW) 9 "REE UTY Us lh(,C�tyOPu� kminund �apmxj ,f f,A Minor landscaping in the right of way is encouraged and needs to meet the requirements of city code 12.04. Please see landscaping brochure Very Nice! Cilyof Po Townsend Landscaping in the Right of Way What is aflowed in the Uy right of way (ROW) and when a permit is iequed. M After touring the city streets, 90%+ are in good shape and need to be maintained as they exist today. Most properties with homes on them already maintain the landscaping in right of way adjoining their property. The majority of properties in which the City has been maintaining vegetation are vacant properties or double frontage properties. This is where the largest impact will be felt by property owners, especially for larger properties. These sets of vegetation maintenance goals set forth a progressive approach to all property owners doing their part to maintain the vegetation in the right of way. Fulfilling this responsibility allows city tax dollars to be spent on streets and drainage rather than vegetation control. ■ W� . . . . . . . . . . u Staff will continue to put forth public information on the change in maintenance practice and responsibility of property owners. Staff will be drafting new nuisance codes with clarity in the definitions and requirements for property owner vegetation control in the rights of way. Staff anticipates new code first reading April 3rd. 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vloi IN, 20 and 19 1AINQ 0I and ropair visitors to the 0hympc PeNmswu1a, VperdmscVa's ecodogfcal d0versAy, from lAmprova the mwwrflcy of mar shcrellness to mour4arn tops, attracts peoo�e firm around the world to live, highways vowk aWd mact II in the mqkm, Thom hlghwav,% e*reoct Dllynqk, l3wrOmw4d1a Reduce the putertial for commumIrties, to each other and other wea's of Puget sowed!,, n4king way for collisions the mavement of goods and servioas across western WashIngtar. Kmep the I^Rwd CAnai Bridge Tdn%� &,q 202,3, m voill begI 104,100d rk"!*1013's arons the nimth coast 1!0 the operational Olympic pervmsw4 Construction pro;ects, Will affect the flow of traffic on Conrect: habitat for fish and sactilws of US 101, h'Imit, Phot A%41im and SwINAm to Disawory Bay and WMta across, hi'I %outh of the SP, IN intarchwgim, At the samire tlmo, ntVX4 c')nAk,wctjIm &TI41 s vara projeacts, Yqlm QccLl' EISL-eoheme on the perWnsL4a, including on the Hoo -d Canmh Bridge. rhis voork Is irecessary to maintam the movernerA of peop0a and goods across the perfrnsWa wdl Hkxki cw�ai, rhe vowk isal%,A Aal 6m a NralthV 6m sakmm and xras, ProlectSpatiright, SR 104 111crod Cainiia.1 Bridge! Cian'terfack Repair Coming rini 2023 The StMm Rrju% 1,04 1"10=1 CanaA 130490 5%truly Uni(4U*, There Iwo no others Ike It rn the world, Built to withshEnd -API voindr, big WaV6,%'-m"Cj room %VjfUl tide% this bridge immos 1U.Zwv@&Qdo,% por dwV 11masalty, corrosive wvIrchroamL FI 11aw requires that the bridge imust, -&Id taimarriners. Thakimeans Itimust be able to retract Its massive draw span at &I tirme. MoVmg eieectrlcanu and hydrau1c SV511011s,% wx*, "ther to nsakm A MIN 1happeni, RArjwM% on timo key elements of the bridge are scteduled Im Summer ZD 3, 'I he ek-ments n& -ding iire-pak heWp gugd-- the drarvo spans togr-ther and keep the draw spans doI To make the nepairs, the lbe" wo Ckme to .011 hand trONc for up to (ow weelos-nds. There are ,ukp to 14 nighU, Mwe Therm WIN be linutnuMent cjkjsuT,.-s to traffic. Know IRefore, You Go ThQI IPsrp,lam CU Will MuM MOM traVall dit" than trI VvpIcWV we on the Olyrrot Penkksuga. We emocuuage trwvefers to plan &eaorhedk, traffic conditions Lsol'ore m"q tho mad, mdtravd) during jnonrpeak periods as much as possible. -Stay Irfonve& 105PPT 5"'kAmwoo Tovol, MOP W51301 APP III WMIPI Project contaId. Steve'Roark Ragion Administrartm mwiqmou Shannon AwMant R@00n AdministrMw CcorstI 360157�265'9 101 II III SIlf 1„ 4, Sluff 19, SIR 20 iI OILYIII iPIE11411l'I,InIVil... 2023 COINSTRUc,,,ri II What can travelers expect? All fish barrier removal projects use a mixture of around-the-clock lane closures, shifted lanes and alternating one -lane traffic around the work zones, reduced speed limits and detours Please refer to project web pages for specific details. IRainuie Fish lllao°o°iieo° girge, US 101 May Creek in Vic of Dowans Creek Rd Il Fish IBannlers dl East Jefferson County I Fish Illairnleirs US 101 Jefferson and Clallam Counties R . IFish Illairnlens 4W US 101 — Leland Creek and Unnamed Tribs 0 Ill11didgollltelp1llaceinenIt US 101 Elwha River Bridge What can travelers expect? Approximate two-week closure at end of project to connect travel lanes to new bridge. Detour will be in place using SR 112, SR 113 and Little River Road. ihirldge III'tollpa llir SR 104 - Hood Canal Bridge Center Lock Rehabilitation What can travelers expect: The bridge will close to all traffic for up to four weekends. There are up to 14 nights where there will be intermittent closures to traffic. 1000 III a:uuuirndallbout SR 104— Paradise Bay— Shine Road — Safety Improvement What can travelers expect: Shifted lanes around the work zone and intermittent lane closures. Crews will maintain one lane in each direction as much as possible. Short-term closure of SR 104 access from Shine Road for approximately two weeks. 101 11toumnd alllrocuult SR 104 — SR 19 — Safety Improvements What can travelers expect: Shifted lanes around the work zone, temporary lane closures mMAINTENANCE AND PRESERVATION In addition to the listed projects, WSDOT has roadway preservation activities planned for summer 2023. What can travelers expect: Single lane closures and alternating one -lane traffic during daytime hours on US 101 and SR 104. Travelers will see delays. while crews work in phases on the roundabout. Short-term closure of SR 104 access on SR 19 over a period of three weeks. m liecirndalll:oumt SR 201Kearney St Intersection What can travelers expect: Temporary detours lasting a few weeks each around the work zone. ° II1::imfvgenr,yIIIDIlpsuiiis 'ill, G G2II`";r ,II it River What can travelers expect: Single lane closures causing a backup of less than 15 minutes over several weeks. mMAINTENANCE AND PRESERVATION In addition to the listed projects, WSDOT has roadway preservation activities planned for summer 2023. What can travelers expect: Single lane closures and alternating one -lane traffic during daytime hours on US 101 and SR 104. Travelers will see delays. 101 114111) Ilf 1.04, Ilf ::1 9, SIR116 iNOiRTH a)ii,,Y1141PIC PENINSULA 2024 CONSTRUC,F".1 III PROJECTS CONTINUING FROM 2023 Illenum Fiish Barrier US 7.07. May Creek in Vic of Dowans Creek Rd IRenym Fiish Barrderrs 40K US 101 Jefferson and CJallam 0..)unties Rel -nom Filsh lBax 11 ierrs AM11104 US 1.01. -- Ldand Creek and Unnamed I nbs aiilidwp !. IIit IIIs7 ircmicint US IIIH IIlwllw IIRivolItrlrlale loo° 112o uundialllbo ult m twl 11,airn(ilsr,; I!3'ay Sllulruvu l'7,oail ,nfci.y 1 T111N 7va'IITIerIlI; i W u m III i nm t o Ills o m III t ail, 101...s11.1`.7 S'trfiy Iinniprovsnurllls IIIIIIIIr III"" S III"" I'R, III4(i ]IN 2024 11:10now ::W1 US 101/SR 116uINo IIs °ISlllllr rth Olympic Peninsula Rer'llaave II usiil I:M11 a ueli s IM111111K t US 101 - SR 109 Grays Harbor, Jefferson and Clallam Counties Construction schedules are subject to change. Americans with Disabiities Act (ADA) 7rdonnation: This material can be made available in an alternate format by emailing the Office of Equity and Civil Rights at wsdotadaCa)wsdot.wa.00v or by calling toll free, 855-362-4ADA(4232). Persons who are deaf or hard of hearing may make a request by calling the Washington State Relay at 711. Title M Notice bD Public It is the Washington State Department of Transportation's (WSDOT) policy to assure that no person shall, on the grounds of race, color, national origin, as provided by Title VI of the Civil Rights Act of 1964, be excluded from participation in, be denied the benefits of, or be otherwise discriminated against under any of its programs and activities. Any person who believes his/her Title VI protection has been violated, may file a complaint with WSDOT's Office of Equity and Civil Rights (OECR). For additional information regarding Title VI complaint procedures and/or information regarding our non-discrimination obligations, please contact OECR's Title V1 Coordinator at (360) 705-7090. varaarsr //' r �. �, ,�� 1 �� / /� � Bridge Molm WSDOT- Received from North Olympic Peninsula Tourism Commission Major Event Dates- Olympic PeninSUla May- September 2023 1 AVOID HOOD CANAL BRIDGE CLOSURIZ 2023 Date City Event Potential Attendance Impact May 6-7 Sequirn Irrigation Festival 2K/250 OLA Of tOW11 May 13-14 Sequirn Irrigation Festival 2K/ 250 OLA Of town May 20-21 Port, Townsend Rhody Festival 2,500 May 27-,28 Port Angeles Juan de Fuca Festival 1,500/ 250 OLA of town May 26-29 Olympic IPeninsula 50k May 26-29 Sequin'i Tandern Bike Ralley 400-800/ 80% out of town June 2-4 Port Angeles Discovery Marathon I81(/ Sk out of town June 1.0-11 Port Angeles Maritime Festival 4k/ 500 out of town Ll I Y-1 �-- I - Ol ympic Per)insula Independance Day Weekend 150k July -9 Ciallani Bay/ SekiU '6 Seabee Fun Days — 1k/ 325 out of town July 21-23 Sequirri Lavender, Festival 25-30k/ 75% out of town July 1,4-16 La Push Quileute Days 4k [Aug 5-6 SeqUit'll Tour de Lavender 750/400 out of town Aug 5-6 Port Angeles !Retia the Hurricane 1,200/ 800 out oftowri Aug 29-Sept1 Port Townsend ITHING Festival 10k /50% out of town Sept 1,-4 Olympic Peninsula !Labor Day Weekend 50k Sept 8-10 Port"Fownsend Wooden Boat 25-30k /15k -,20k out of town Sept 14-17 Forks Forever Twilight Festival 4k/ 9556 out of town Sept 2 1-24 Port Townsend Film Festival 10k/6k Out Of to Holiday Weekend Major Events SR 104 Paradise r JEFFERSON COUNTY Shi N 104 2023 Intersection Safety Improvement Paradise r AAk N U= 2023 Intersection Safety Improvements SR 166 = Bethel/Bay/Maple Intersection M M 0 2023 Intersection Safety Improvements LL A 1",,ol Y", Y "I ,J EiFis E R t"111,11,11"I", Y From Left to right: • Johnson Creek • Discovery Creek • Chicken Coop Creek • Unnamed Tributary • Eagle Creek • Contractors Creek MOMMORM Closure SMONS&MM Detour J F,ii ' E R S ("D, ;Nf ......... . . Estimated 25 -day detour via Center Road during construction of the North and South Tributary culverts ■ Swansonville Creek ■ Shine Creek 108/US 101 Fish Barriers MASON m J, a fI i, rl�, a r"trij, e d "Irril) U "t,) r t 0 r,,� r�j a n; e d 'T', r 1�, E) U,!'U,,31� �,I'y t 0 S 0 0 loa nr�� C r e e I I .... . .... .. .. �q, SO UP PonaW Creek, I III f . ...... Credk 1,440) I ... .. t'x,,),,O "',Sic n e ""I odl, e v, 0�- U r,j,,i na d if�, b U111 to SkookUrn f,",,,,AjreeJk.4 .. ...... ... G,R" YS HARBOR THURSTON ,I . .. ................. 0/11ro Clery �00 ,10 a IN 1$00 00/1 m ■ 29 Barriers ■ 2023 thru 2026 24 Construction Start Tumwater Creek Ennis Creek Lees Creek jai Future Investments SR 3 Freight Corridor C_1 ,0-- Future, ro ISed alignment ■ Create a new route for SR 3 while maintaining the existing state highway through Belfair as a business loop. ■ Provides an alternative for highway users to travel around and not through Belfair. 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SR 3, Gorst Area Planning Study identified short, medium, and long-term recommendations MAW funded - $74.3 million ■ Complete Streets is a requirement in Washington state law (RCW 47.24) ■ Designed to "improve the safety, mobility, and accessibility of state highways ... with all users in mind, including pedestrians, bicyclists, and public transportation users" ■ Applies to state transportation projects $500,000 or more that start design on or after July 1, 2022 ■ Screening of all projects over $500,000 0 Focus on projects in: Complete Streets Project I� g Wl,,,AGI 5 h elet F�Iss • Incorporated cities, 1, oAn Nile S,!,reeil � rq • Other population centers where active transportation PART X S"erRh1qQUv.%1."�M5 I i� afy pac W, Isfrhw prek-cs Ponm knuWponsirftJ 6rpO a �'Y'A I, yo.", �d Cry Ponmr, of meprasnN dn I. SNR" A3 - 'Ne, wA AU . oftw poued oAh ftl*vchod, WI&III,4Q-44 as I Z� res ne, �,r t4mh PA � 4�4 Q,M, #rf, qgY%IfJ,,V 4f1,0 yqlp,� I peiNiq,,pop, lz� Rpl, 5 gaps have been identified i n WSDOT or local plans prasn"t V a, re, 411 IM Ito 4'� Afx� W os *on4 Irmo ,Pofl wim I 'N", NIA Of0fift"Mi Phe "411"1 of rM, NoarrimAzz, 01"T morm �1 04161MO 0, A� Is, Al 111 el VZI m MA 'Ves 4, kt I No] NR • Areas where projects touch orMvl mm,"m ARan A, R.Wwr mad, qmFM�v P9 IN, AWU An or oo�Qyxvrew n�&Np erva coir han a flewidil" as I'Mror m vwr VM 5e.fre.v*q Qufsr;am me rrw— re5 I. overburdened communities PARr 0, *40je6i OnQ LIM100dw I h, rrfrxb-d rh'DIWOftlaur Me ent've P"ejea Yes sm, About 430 projects screened A h I ew eeo001IAge I"JW-em, 6&1'Ot011 o14 WW NIVA 1XV Pt 9, PONA"Ag, vocri ws'Mf, MO*I,cIOI &I'A',xv efiewwsv�v 3 yei� PP) C No statewide (with design start dates 4 Pinel rPJ ekw"arral M1 tmak 0.w4akew aAd anftex I PlMPGOMM r1frafn roWro kn's Man SYCVIWIII' raflI%*qP Yes C No between 2022 and 2028) �,h4 PW ;�)ffl nequires, a 0',k"q0,v r � v rru any) I Irr'", d'etern[Amona"'d "h%to", wezyf pfawrde 0z"'m Mnnrpnan 'Wn`, fla rMPAD"ot I u r swuv f".1 bat adftIbem[V P Va0v911ly cun be pmNIlns "'M e MY rPI. I,� dew Ed I rklele Ynot I ■ Complete Streets applies to some Melia I'd awd r. h el Mflv; be ho, cc.g 1�,Amb Me pe 0J mx ftr 1, It NI e? COMIC 11 w11 me R"O!, UT10 IM portion of -47% of projects Resilience is the ability to prepare for, and adapt to, changing conditions and withstand and recover rapidly from disruptions. A resilient transportation system is: • Safe • Sound • Smart MP 4.95 to 5.5 - rmWai,11,11 lan&llide am Awerage, 760 ipeupLe ttavelled t1liks hiouite, daNy In 2020, MP 31,7 to 325 (Am From dallfam Bay west, that nuiniber jumoto 1,500. Creek) - deA-p seatpd- sllildes on west sidle of creek shiaillllow emil faid,lures on east side S,R 1121(3dm Bay — Enwrgaxy RMWir Cor'llstructIon to reoperl sk 112 near("Ia Ha rn IRay at rMiepost 15.85 is expected to beglirr ltd le week Of jair, 31, Crewsr, wHI sig blize the scope., rr mcve. diebirls frorr,i roadw"� rebLACi dama(,'4ied pavem8nt ainci lirllstMi 1118W CjUardirafl,Work is &xpected w [wast 4-8 weeks, SR 11,2/311m Cre& Wea, — EmergencV IRMWr' Our erlglirlleerin lCi geologIS8, all Prepaillng ti ielir full ll errs LO reopen Sldi 112 near.J Irr Creek at rni lelpo, sL 32., Design sdutions niay indud iea conibination 0 drdlecil J)Oes or .shoed rrywq to .50 bdllZfl,' the creek ln aid(*Jcm to rqp�acing an cildt,diated ci,jivert Nmeath the high -Nay, Crews are iinvestiigatung drak'i,age. toincerns airld(,pourll,dwa'ter lmproverrients� ln, thk loir'll'g- ter r"n rix. We expect bD lhave acontract aval[aUiefor bids Oin Firlday, Feb, 4, Wo rk its exile cbed'lin Bast 4-8 weeks, MP 11,7 to 16 0-1 airea of current MS 3S to 39 (Unstable Slope Corridbr) large landslide - Y15- mile -wide deep-s,eatedl land - mp 24 to Z5 - Slow . ............ slide camplex is aictive and causes moviling Ila Chronic madatenafnc* issues and wry undier highway aidim Say -111 years w, ge, a calast,ophic fail" . .. . we, Includes MP 37 chminic ipdi .. . area a'Sumas Paiss"' iSMP N35.3) chronfic problem i ama, Awerage, 760 ipeupLe ttavelled t1liks hiouite, daNy In 2020, MP 31,7 to 325 (Am From dallfam Bay west, that nuiniber jumoto 1,500. Creek) - deA-p seatpd- sllildes on west sidle of creek shiaillllow emil faid,lures on east side S,R 1121(3dm Bay — Enwrgaxy RMWir Cor'llstructIon to reoperl sk 112 near("Ia Ha rn IRay at rMiepost 15.85 is expected to beglirr ltd le week Of jair, 31, Crewsr, wHI sig blize the scope., rr mcve. diebirls frorr,i roadw"� rebLACi dama(,'4ied pavem8nt ainci lirllstMi 1118W CjUardirafl,Work is &xpected w [wast 4-8 weeks, SR 11,2/311m Cre& Wea, — EmergencV IRMWr' Our erlglirlleerin lCi geologIS8, all Prepaillng ti ielir full ll errs LO reopen Sldi 112 near.J Irr Creek at rni lelpo, sL 32., Design sdutions niay indud iea conibination 0 drdlecil J)Oes or .shoed rrywq to .50 bdllZfl,' the creek ln aid(*Jcm to rqp�acing an cildt,diated ci,jivert Nmeath the high -Nay, Crews are iinvestiigatung drak'i,age. toincerns airld(,pourll,dwa'ter lmproverrients� ln, thk loir'll'g- ter r"n rix. We expect bD lhave acontract aval[aUiefor bids Oin Firlday, Feb, 4, Wo rk its exile cbed'lin Bast 4-8 weeks, jai Construction IN IIIA"TII-i 0111NIMINIC $:NEI IIII S 1. A 2023 T 2025 Iariirnffalinriirn,g Ilinffirasffirucffuire, Improving Public Safety, and the IEinviiroirnirneinff US 101 and State Routes 104, 20 and 19 serve residents, businesses, and visitors to the Olympic Peninsula. The peninsula's ecological diversity, from shorelines to mountain tops, attracts people from around the world to live, work and recreate in the region. These highways connect Olympic Peninsula communities to each other and other areas of Puget Sound, making way for the movement of goods and services across western Washington. In spring 2023, we will begin needed projects across the north coast of the Olympic peninsula. Construction projects will affect the flow of traffic on sections of US 101 from Port Angeles and Sequim to Discovery Bay and south of the SR 104 interchange. At the same time, more construction and preservation projects will occur elsewhere on the peninsula, including on the Hood Canal Bridge. The work is needed to: • Keep the transportation system in a state of good repair • Improve the resiliency of our highways • Reduce the potential for collisions • Keep the Hood Canal Bridge operational A Connect habitat for fish and wildlife across highways This work is necessary to maintain the movement of people and goods across the peninsula and Hood Canal. The work is also vital for a healthy environment for salmon and orcas. Project Spotlight: SIR 104 Hood Canal Bridge Centerlock Repair Coming in 2023 The State Route 104 Hood Canal Bridge is truly unique. There are no others like it in the world. Built to withstand strong winds, big waves, and powerful tides, this bridge serves 18,000 vehicles per day in a salty, corrosive environment. Federal law requires that the bridge must yield to mariners. That means it must be able to retract its massive draw span at any time. Moving electrical and hydraulic systems work together to make it all happen. Repairs on two key elements of the bridge are scheduled in Summer 2023. The elements needing repair help guide the draw spans together and keep the draw spans closed. To make the repairs, the Ofgf�tFiAt YWU!7riA7rvuWIA � bridge will close to all land traffic for up to four weekends. There are N up to 14 nights where there will be intermittent closures to traffic. IExpect tiraffffie Iback-ups and delays between Sequiiirn and the Hood G Canal IBirid e Nearly a dozen projects of varying size will affect travel. Our contractors and crews will close shoulders, shift travel lanes, implement one-way alternating traffic and possibly require detours. Heavy construction is expected each construction season, summer to fall, through 2025. Some projects will start and finish in 2023, while others will begin in 2024. Stay up to date on construction schedules with the WSDOT website or sign up for emails. Know Before You Go Stay Informed: (Project contact - Steve Roark Region Administrator These projects will cause more travel delays than travelers typically see on the Olympic Peninsula. We encourage travelers to plan ahead, check traffic conditions before hitting the road, and travel during non -peak periods as much as possible. * Project webpages ® WSDOT Statewide Travel Map WSDOT App Twitter Facebook • GovDelivery ernail subscriptions Highway Advisory Radio Call: 5-1-1 MaryLou Shannon Assistant Region Administrator - Construction 360-357-2659 US 1 114111) S1111 104, S R 19, Sluff 2 NORTH H il iPIENIiiI 2023 COINSTRUIC III'°III II What can travelers expect? All fish barrier removal projects use a mixture of around-the-clock lane closures, shifted lanes and alternating one -lane traffic around the work zones, reduced speed limits and detours Please refer to project web pages for specific details. Zemmove IRsh IBarrier 4PK US 101 May Creek in Vic of ------------------------------------------ Dawans Creek Rd Remmaave Ii1shi IBarriers East Jefferson County ---------------------------------- Remove lFish Barriers U.S 101 Jefferson and Clallam Counties Remove 1Fish IlBairrleirs US 101 - Leland Creek and unnamed rrih, Birtfto Iilelplllura tuna mit US i 101 Ilfllwlh,s I116vur Ili udgw What can travelers expect? Approximate two-week closure at end of project to connect travel lanes to new bridge. Detour will be in place using SR 112, SR 113 and Little River Road. Itrlidg e Illhelpauur ,Ilr 104 II Nood Canalll Il;incJgc C:+. n iol I.. a'adkHe.Il ual:rlili l ntion What can travelers expect: The bridge will close to all traffic for up to four weekends. There are up to 14 nights where there will be intermittent closures to traffic. RoumuudaIlaouut SIR1011 aradu�w IIJay shin" Road ``r,iertyllinrularove.nnriil. What can travelers expect: Shifted lanes around the work zone and intermittent lane closures. Crews will maintain one lane in each direction as much as possible. Short-term closure of SR 104 access from Shine Road for approximately two weeks. Rouulund allbouut I8 1104 "rine 119 s a ^ i. y lirglruoverno I What can travelers expect: Shifted lanes around the work zone, temporary lane closures while crews work in phases on the roundabout. Short-term closure of SR 104 access on SR 19 over a period of three weeks. m Rouurnayall o ut ally ?O/K'� au rir y S( 111110r ,11 sr.0 orn What can travelers expect: Temporary detours lasting a few weeks each around the work zone. III mnr irgeincyr Illkr 1paiirs II 1112 i''uy,I f I116vor What can travelers expect: Single lane closures causing a backup of less than 15 minutes over several weeks. MMAINTENANCE AND PRESERVATION In addition to the listed projects, WSDOT has roadway preservation activities planned for summer 2023. What can travelers expect: Single lane closures and alternating one -lane traffic during daytime hours on US 101 and SR 104. Travelers will see delays. US 1 114111) S1111 104, S1111 19, S11R 116 Ima. irrIH 01WIMPIC PIENIIINS UILA 2024 CONs nizuIc,,,ll"III o II PROJECTS CONTINUING FROM 2023 lleirno a IFish Barrier US 101 May Creek in Vic of Dowans (reek Rd Rei move IlTsh Barriers US 101.Jefierson and Clallarn Counties Renfove II'iis1h Barriers 40loK US 101-- Leland Creek and Unnamed Cribs 1lirmdgeIR lullmrerireint US 101, i':l shn Zvc:,r 110ridpc Ro uuurlalbo ult SR, 10 Aradl e 11 ay 511 rr, lVn d Sa1> fy lump-11-ov¢, rnk'=iruI, Rouiridaboult r1im,( 1...... 711"19 "rr!cf^LylluilarOv+inn�^¢irPs °'III' .11111!!c III"" S III"" III' ,"'1""III IIIN1G III II 1 " 02,14, Ilan uimaarrrca II urlln IIffiau•ulieu iiVllldu�iC US Ii)I,S R I IA i'J,,rrli r'i1,/irrgrir l , 1iii rdar.... IRCinnarove II ush 111 i uliei , u lJ,; lM SIR 1Or i-rr iv I1,111h:i, l fflepton,uirlt Allan Construction schedules are subject to change. Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) Information: This material can be made available in an alternate format by emailing the Office of Equity and Civil Rights at wsdotada@wsdot.wa.gov or by calling toll free, 855-362-4ADA(4232). Persons who are deaf or hard of hearing may make a request by calling the Washington State Relay at 711. Title VI Notice to Public: It is the Washington State Department of Transportation's (WSDOT) policy to assure that no person shall, on the grounds of race, color, national origin, as provided by Title VI of the Civil Rights Act of 1964, be excluded from participation in, be denied the benefits of, or be otherwise discriminated against under any of its programs and activities. Any person who believes his/her Title VI protection has been violated, may file a complaint with WSDOT's Office of Equity and Civil Rights (OECR). 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See City website www.cityofpt.us) Day Date Time Type of Meeting Tentative Agenda Item Location Absent Tues Mar 7 3:00 Historic Preservation Committee Chambers Wed Mar 8 3:00 Council Culture and Society Committee Chambers Thurs Mar 9 4:15 Civil Service Commission Chambers Thurs Mar 9 6:30 Planning Commission Chambers Mon Mar 13 6:00 City Council Workshop Meeting • Healthier Together Initiative Chambers Tues Mar 14 3:00 Special Session Climate Action Committee Meeting Virtual Wed Mar 15 3:00 Council Finance and Budget Committee Chambers Thurs Mar 16 3:00 Public Arts Committee Chambers Fri Mar 17 1:00 Financial Sustainability Task Force Chambers Mon Mar 20 6:00 City Council Business Meeting • Public Hearing- ADA Transition Plan • Update from PT Main Street • Public Hearing- Tactical Infill Code Amendments • 1S1 reading of Draft amendments to Ch. 12.20 Concerning Street vacations • Resolution to set Hearing for Partial vacation of Maple Street • Year End Financial Report • Consent- Lords Lake Project Consultant Approval Chambers Wed Mar 22 2:30 Jefferson County Housing Fund Board BOCC Thurs Mar 23 3:30 Envision Golf Course and Mt. View Commons Stakeholder Meeting Chambers Thurs Mar 23 6:30 Planning Commission Chambers Mon Mar 27 6:00 Special Session City Council Business Meeting 0 Chambers Tues Mar 28 4:30 Parks, Recreation, Trees and Trails Advisory Bd. Chambers Mon April 3 6:00 City Council Business Meeting 0 Chambers Tues April 4 3:00 Historic Preservation Committee Chambers Wed April 5 3:00 Council Infrastructure and Development Committee Chambers Thurs April 6 3:00 Arts Commission Chambers Mon April 10 6:00 City Council Workshop Meeting a Chambers Tues April 11 1:00 Library Advisory Board CH 3rd A Tues April 11 1:00 Special Session Lodging Tax Advisory Committee Chambers Tues April 11 3:00 Climate Action Committee CANCELED Virtual Wed April 12 3:00 Council Culture and Society Committee Chambers Thurs April 13 4:15 Civil Service Commission Chambers Thurs April 13 6:30 Planning Commission Chambers Mon April 17 6:00 City Council Business Meeting Chambers Wed April 19 3:00 Council Finance and Budget Committee Chambers Thurs April 20 3:00 Public Arts Committee Chambers Tues April 25 4:30 Parks, Recreation, Trees and Trails Advisory Board Chambers Wed April 26 2:30 Jefferson County Housing Fund Board BOCC Thurs April 27 6:30 Planning Commission Chambers Mon May 1 6:00 City Council Business Meeting Chambers Tues May 2 3:00 Historic Preservation Committee Chambers Wed May 3 3:00 Council Infrastructure and Development Committee Chambers Thurs May 4 3:00 Arts Commission Chambers Mon IMay 6 6:00 ICity Council Workshop Meeting Chambers Wed May 8 3:00 Council Culture and Society Committee Chambers Thurs May 9 4:15 Civil Service Commission Chambers Thurs May 9 6:30 Planning Commission Chambers Mon May 15 6:00 City Council Business Meeting Chambers Wed May 17 3:00 Council Finance and Budget Committee Chambers Thurs May 18 3:00 Public Arts Committee Chambers Thurs May 18 5:00 Intergovernmental Collaborative Group City Council Special Joint Meeting with Board of County Commissioners, Port of Port Townsend Commission, Jefferson County Public Utility District Commission BOCC Fri May 19 1:00 Financial Sustainability Task Force Chambers Intergovernmental Collaborative Group Jeffco.Housing Fund Bd Adoption of Shoreline Master Program Update Suggestion Board and Workplan Review (Jan, Apr., July, Oct.) Council Committee Reports (April, July, October) Financial Sustainability Task Force Annual Update to the City's Comprehensive Land Use Plan Update of Engineering Design Standards Records Management Policies Mountain View Leases (December) Budget Hearings and Adoption (Nov -Dec) Contract Renewals