PSM19870114PUBLIC SAFETY MINUTES - CITY OF MUSKEGO
MINUTES OF MEETING HELD JANUARY 14, 1987
The meeting was called to order by Chairman Taube at 7:03 P.M. Also
present were Committee Members Penovich and Sanders, Building
Inspector Lee, Police Chief Johnson and those per the attached list.
The Committee reviewed the request for installation of a decorative
street light at the entrance to the Marlan Meadows Subdivision off of
Martin Drive. The City has agreed to install a standard street light
at the entrance to the Subdivision and if the Homeowners Association
decide to install a decorative light, they would be obligated to pay
the difference in cost of installation and monthly electrical costs.
A standard light costs $782 to install with a $7.99 monthly service
charge; a decorative light costs $1,750 to install with a $37.90
monthly service charge. It was also noted that it would be possible
for the Homeowner's Association to have a private electrical
contractor install a pole and light and have an electrical meter
attached to the pole; the cost of the operation to be absorbed by the
Homeowner's Association.
An update of the inspection of the Bayside Tavern consisted of
reviewing, item by item, the current list of twenty-nine (29) items
which require repair. Mr. John Budish stated that he is trying to
conform with the list of discrepancies as soon as possible, but he has
experienced problems with the various contractors who are doing the
repair work. The building was recently inspected by the Building
. Inspection Department and considering the the amount of work involved,
some progress is being made toward its completion. Mr. Budish will
appear at the February meeting to further update the Committee on the
progress of the non-compliance items.
Following a discussion of the Land Disturbing Permit, it was agreed by
the Public Safety Committee that the education of the public should be
undertaken in regards to the intent of the new Soil Erosion
Ordinance. Filling permit fees will be required for all fill which
incompasses 2000 sq. ft. or 400 cubic feet or over. The purpose of
the Land Disturbing Permit is to regulate the radical change of land
grades throughout the City which, in turn, will regulate the existing
condition of natural storm drainage as well as to prevent undesirable
soil erosion. There is a $30.00 application fee and a charge of
$5.00 per acre over two acres. Any material conveyed to and from
property with less than amount of acres listed above still must have
City approval in accordance with the Zoning Ordinance.
The meeting adjourned at 8:25 P.M.
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Respectfully submitted,
Ald. Harold Sanders
Secretary