ORD 89-24 ADOPT REVISIONS TO THE OFFICIAL PLANS, MAPS, SYSTEMS FOR WATER, STREETROC:sk
To Be considered:
Revised: 9/27/89
4/20/89
ORDINANCE NO. 89-24
AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF WINSLOW, WASHINGTON
ADOPTING REVISIONS TO THE OFFICIAL PLANS, MAPS
OR SYSTEMS OF THE CITY FOR WATER, STREETS, STORM
DRAINAGE, SANITARY SEWER, AND RIGHTS-OF-WAY, AND
TO AMEND THE EXISTING CODE SO AS TO SUPERCEDE
INCONSISTENT PROVISIONS.
WHEREAS, the City Council has determined that present
Water, Streets, Storm Drainage, Sanitary Sewer, and Rights-
of-Way, plans, maps, and systems be amended, and
WHEREAS, the City Council finds these amendments are
in the best interest of the public health, safety, and
welfare, now therefore,
THE MAYOR AND CITY COUNCIL of the City of Winslow,
Washington, do ordain changes to the standard specifications
as follows:
Section 1. The Comprehensive Sidewalk Plan and map
of the City of Winslow as set forth or adopted in Winslow
Municipal Code Section 12.28.010, as ameded, is herewith
further amended to adopt those specified changes contained in
the West End Infrastructure Plan prepared by Roats Engineers
dated March , 1989 (Job Number 89-9516), which shall
affect portions of Sections 22 and 27 of Township 25 North,
Range 2 East W.M. within Kitsap County and the City of
Winslow, and more particularly identified as those areas
bounded by Wyatt Way, High School Road, Lovell Avenue, and
Weaver Road to the westernmost city limits south of Wyatt
Way.
Section 2. The official Street Map of the City of
Winslow as set f~rth or adopted in Winslow Municipal Code
Sections 12.30.020 and 030, as amended, are herewith further
amended to adopt those specified changes contained in the
West End Infrastructure Plan prepared by Roars Engineers
dated March , 1989, (Job number 89-9516), which shall
affect portions of Sections 22 and 27 of Township 25 North,
Range 2 East W.M. within Kitsap County and the City of
Winslow, and more particularly identified as those areas
bounded by Wyatt Way, High School Road, Lovell Avenue, and
Weaver Road to the westernmost city limits south of Wyatt
Way.
Section 3. The official Storm and Surface Water Plan
and map ~f the City of Winslow as set forth or adopted in
Winslow Municipal Code Section 13.24.020, as amended, is
herewith further amended to adopt those specified changes
contained in the West End Infrastructure Plan prepared by
Roats Engineers dated March , 1989, (Job number 89-
9516), which shall affect portions of Sections 22 and 27 of
Township 25 North, Range 2 East W.M. within Kitsap County and
the City of Winslow, and more particularly identified as
those areas bounded by Wyatt Way, High School Road, Lovell
Avenue, and Weaver Road to the westernmost city limits south
of Wyatt Way.
Section 4. The official City Water System of the
City of Winslow is set forth and defined in Winslow Municipal
Code Section 13.04.050, as amended, is herewith further
amended to adopt those specified changes contained in the
West End Infrastructure Plan prepared by Roats Engineers
dated March , 1989 (Job number 89-9516), which shall
affect portions of Sections 22 and 27 of Township 25 North,
Range 2 East W.M. within Kitsap County and the City of
Winslow, and more particularly identified as those areas
bounded by Wyatt Way, High School Road, Lovell Avenue, and
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Weaver Road to the westernmost city limits south of Wyatt
Way.
Section 5. The official City of Winslow Sewer
Facilities Plan is herewith further amended to adopt those
specified changes contained in the West End Infrastructure
plan prepared by Roats Engineers dated March , 1989
(Job number 89-9516), which shall affect portions of Sections
22 and 27 of Township 25 North, Range 2 East W.M. within
Kitsap County and the City of Winslow, and more particularly
identified as those areas bounded by Wyatt Way, High School
Road, Lovell Avenue, and Weaver Road to the westernmost city
limits south of Wyatt Way.
Section 6. A copy of the above West End
Infrastructure Plan as identified shall be filed and
maintained by the City Clerk as a part of the official
records of the city.
Section 7. This ordinance or a summary thereof
consisting of the title shall be published in the official
newspaper of the city and shall take effect and be in full
force five (5) days after publication.
ATTEST/AUTHENTICATE:
ALICE B. TAWRESEY, Mayor
APPROVED AS TO FORM:
ROBERT O. CONOLEY, City
FILED WITH CITY CLERK: 4/14/89
PASSED BY THE CITY COUNCIL: September 21, 1989
PUBLISHED: October 4, 1989
ORDINANCE NO. : 89-24
Revised 9/1/89
9/18/89
9/27/89
WEST END INFRASTRUCTURE POLICY
This policy statement covers the area bounded on the east by
Lovell Avenue, on the west by Weaver Road, on the north by
High School Road, and on the south by Wyatt Way, with the
exception of properties fronting High School Road. (See West
End Infrastructure Plan for actual area).
This policy and plan is not intended to prohibit development
that does not violate this plan's objectives for rights-of-
way, sewer, water, and storm drain.
The need for this policy and plan is apparent from the random
pattern of short platting and home building that has occurred
within this area resulting in a series of substandard dead-
end streets, very little, if any, defined storm drainage, and
long undersized water lines often beyond the reach of fire
hydrants. There are also on-site sewage disposal systems due
to the absence of available sewer lines in part of the area.
The City has perceived the need for dedicated rights-of-way
in the subject area along with water mains, storm drainage,
and sewer facilities before development makes it impossible
to do so. Therefore, the City policy shall be as follows:
ROAD RIGHT-OF-WAY
Dedicated right-of-way, 40' wide, should be acquired on a
north/south midline as shown on the Winslow West End
Infrastructure Revised Street Plan.
A 20' utility easement should extend beyond both ends of the
midline right-of-way south to Wyatt Way and north to the
centerline of Horizon Place.
The midline right-of-way should be accessed from Weaver by
either enlarging to 40' the 30' easement already in place
from the midline to Weaver Road, or as an alternate, a 40'
right-of-way from Weaver to midline that lines up with upper
Wallace shall be dedicated. These streets should be
developed by property owners in accordance with requirement
in WMC 12.32.040 (D), entitled "Unopened Rights-of-way."
If and when the acreage at the SW corner of Wyatt Way and
Weaver Road is developed, and the developer plans public
roads within this parcel, the City may consider vacating the
existing 30' right-of-way if the developer dedicates a spur
road which will connect the north/south midline road through
the development's streets to Weaver Road.
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It shall be City policy not to accept substandard roads as
public right-of-way and not to develop or improve substandard
roads at the City's expense. Property owners should be
informed of this when applying for development approval,
short platting, building permits and etc...
No private water lines shall be constructed or installed in
any City owned right-of-way or any City controlled easement.
SEWER
A sewer line should be installed on midline right-of-way, and
on the 20' easements extending from the north to the south
end.
Properties east of midline right-of-way were already assessed
for the sewer on Lovell Avenue and should not be subject to
further sewer assessment. Properties that cannot gravity
flow to the Lovell Avenue sewer should connect to midline
sewer. Participation charges are applicable. Septic systems
should not be permitted as per the City ordinance, however a
grace period of 2 years, after the midline sewer is
installed, should be allowed.
The midline sewer will be constructed at City expense. An
LID could be formed or developer extensions allowed when and
if the sewer line on Weaver is needed. All properties west
of the midline shall be included in the LID except Rotary
Field. Any development west of the midline will require
construction of a sewer line at the expense of the property
owner. The sewer line will be built to city specifications
extending the full length of the property. A delayed benefit
charge should be assessed against properties west of Weaver
Road.
WATER
An 8' water main should be installed on Lovell Avenue from
High School Road to Wyatt Way to replace present undersized
line at City expense as per our comprehensive water plan.
A 6' ductile iron line should be installed on midline right-
of-way connecting at the south end to the Wyatt Way line.
This line will run north to the north boundary of Rotary
Field then west in the 20' easement to Weaver Road to connect
to the projected line on Weaver Road. This will complete a
looped system. The midline water line will be financed by
owners as they develop their land, and will utilize delayed
benefit charges for additional property owners. Property not
abutting on Lovell Avenue shall be served by water lines
constructed to City standards as to size and material. An 8'
line should be constructed on Weaver Road to be paid for by
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an LID. All properties west of the midline except Rotary
Field will be included in the LID. Any development west of
the midline will require construction pf a water line at the
expense of the property owner. The water line will be built
to city specifications extending the full length of the
property. Parcels west of Weaver Road will be assessed a
delayed benefit charge when they connect.
STORM DRAINAGE
A temporary storm drainage swale or open ditch should be
installed in the midline right-of-way and the easement
draining to Wyatt Way. This temporary system shall be
installed by the City at the time the sewer is installed.
Individual properties shall conform to the City of Winslow
Storm Drainage Plan when they develop or plat. All lots when
developed shall direct their storm water runoff into this
system when permitted by gravity to do so. True "On-Site"
detention systems which produce no runoff off-site may be
allowed.
Adopted by the Winslow City Council this
SelDten~Der , 1989.
21st day of
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