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4/5/2022
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Commissioners' Agenda
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Commissioners' Auditorium
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205 West 5th Room 109 - Ellensburg
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project must be completed in thirty months and if the deadline could be met. Patti informed the <br />Board she would have to hire two consultants or a firm with enough capacity for the permitting <br />and design phase to meet the deadline. <br />Recycling Audit — Request Board approval to close office on March 21, 2022. Patti informed the <br />Board about the upcoming recycle audit and requested approval to close the office on March 21, <br />2022, for staff assistance at the audit. The Board approved the closure 2-0. <br />Cle Elum Transfer Station Discussion: Patti informed the Board that Commissioner Osiadacz <br />asked her to explore opening the Cle Elum Transfer Station on Mondays. Patti informed the <br />Board that Waste Management would charge an additional $3.00 per ton, $125,000.00 per year <br />to open on Mondays which doesn't include County staffing. Discussion was held on <br />convenience, dumpsters overflowing on Sundays, how the Forest Service contracts with Waste <br />Management and how they want to manage their garbage. <br />OTHER BUSINESS: Patti asked the Board if they had questions on the PAF presented to them <br />during HR's study session. Discussion was held on the historic rate being pro -rated from the <br />salary amount, that the position was 100% grant funded and how the rate of $50.00 per hour was <br />calculated. The Board said they would sign the PAF on Monday. <br />Bowling Alley Update: Discussion was held that that the County could not participate in the <br />original proposals and that Mike Winestock was interested in bringing a new proposal to the <br />Board. <br />Shady Brook: Patti informed the Board that she received letters from the Department of <br />Commerce that paperwork for Unit No. 64 and Unit No. 29 was done and that she would start <br />working on the County paperwork. Discussion was held that there are 13 units left and that the <br />Department of Commerce would be back to assist others with the paperwork. Patti stated that <br />once the units were in the Counties name, she would start the hazardous assessment and then add <br />them to the list for the next demo. <br />A brief discussion was held on the storage unit located at the First and Last. <br />Meeting adjourned at 2:37 p.m. <br />�C <br />Lisa L wrence <br />2022-03-08 MINUTES 2 <br />KITTITAS COUNTY COMMISSIONERS <br />KITTITAS COUNTY, WASHINGTON <br />Cory Wright, Vice -Chairman <br />
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