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8/21/2018
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Commissioners' Agenda
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205 West 5th Room 109 - Ellensburg
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added to the lease as a part of the addendum along with the new <br />rate and as the old leases come up for the five (5) year rate <br />increase the renegotiation clause can be added to make the old <br />leases consistent with the new ones. Discussion was held. <br />Chairman Osiadacz called for a motion. Commissioner O'Brien <br />made a motion to direct staff to add the renegotiation clause to <br />the lease addendum(s) for BOCC consideration. Commissioner <br />Wright seconded the motion. Motion passed. <br />MEMORANDUM OF AGREEMENT BETWEEN KITTITAS COUNTY AND CENTRAL <br />WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY UPDATE <br />Mark Cook reported that the executed Memorandum of Agreement was <br />received back from Central Washington University (CWU) and he <br />would like to discuss how to formulate the Joint Operating <br />Agreement Advisory Committee. Mark Cook stated that the county <br />needs to decide what representation they want to begin <br />discussions with CWU about the issues stated in the MOA. Mark <br />Cook continued that the BOCC could solicit for a general <br />aviation member, business aviation and possibly fire, life, <br />safety member with staff supporting the committee. Discussion <br />was held. Chairman Osiadacz asked if members of the public <br />wanted to comment on the issue. A member of the public stated <br />that the public and aviation community has objected to the MOA <br />from the beginning and as written has conflicts. Members of the <br />Airport Advisory Committee work for CWU and it would be in the <br />best interest of the county to see if others express interest. <br />Another member of the public commented that many people have <br />shared their dismay with this agreement especially since <br />conversations have been ongoing since last October. He added <br />that he feels this MOA is a mistake and moving forward too fast. <br />Commissioner O'Brien acknowledged the comments made and stated <br />that staff needs direction in moving forward. Further <br />discussion was held. Direction was given to do a press release <br />for applications for anyone to apply after discussion with the <br />Airport Advisory Committee. <br />PUBLIC FACILITIES GRANT FUNDING FOR 2019 DISCUSSION <br />Mark Cook gave background on how the process works for the <br />Public Facilities grant funding and that staff is requesting to <br />notice the Conference of Governments (COG) of the grant amount <br />available for award once applications are scored and ranked. <br />Mark Cook added that currently there is 1.1 million available <br />leaving a reserve amount in the account as well. Chairman <br />Osiadacz called for a motion. Commissioner O'Brien made a <br />motion to approve noticing COG of 1.1 million in funds to be <br />2018-07-23 MINUTES <br />
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