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135 14' <br /> April 11,1990 Il <br /> PURCHASE h I. <br /> II <br /> Moved by Councilman Gipson, seconded byCouncil A tl so to IFr ' <br /> authorize the purchase of one replacement ,ehicle and one additional <br /> Washington under State Purchase Contract 018234 for two 1990 <br /> Ford Mustangs from Wilson Ford, Seattle, 813,700 h plus I <br /> Washington State sales tax for the Police Department fleet <br /> Roll was celled with all councilmen voting yes except Councilman <br /> Morrow who was excused. <br /> Notion Caroled. N I <br /> RESOLUTION-UNOCAL SITE <br /> Novetl by Councilman Gipson' coded by Councilman ove[street tc I� �' <br /> adopt Resolution No.3306-es Pollaws , 4, 9{ <br /> WHEREAS, the City Council of the City of Everett recognizes al j I <br /> the public health end welfare benefits for 11 the citizens T the <br /> City of Everettand adjoining areas'from upgrading the Wastewater +I I <br /> Treatment Plant:and {� k�, <br /> WHEREAS, the City Council has approved the Wastewater )� <br /> Facilities Plan for the Wastewater Treatment Plant Systems that has $��I�� <br /> )(I � <br /> met NEPA and SEPA requirements,and <br /> WHEREAS, <br /> the City Council has authorised funds for the Yj <br /> purchase of real property to fulfill elements of the Facilities t <br /> Plan:and � Ili IIIIlY <br /> 1 <br /> WHEREAS; the Facilities Plan has identifietl elements Por <br /> handlinwastewater treatment Solids ieaidue (the Slutlge Management <br /> Plen)i and I <br /> WHEREAS, the sludge Management Plan recommends pursuing lyl <br /> silviculture, agriculture and composting alternatives for lri <br /> utilization P sludge,and <br /> WHEREAS,ollow have been sought for silvicultural application Ii f I� <br /> anion meet tM1e following criteria: ir <br /> -Land classified for forest production y d+111}4 <br /> -Minimum of 200 contiguous acreage or more p <br /> -Within a 30-mile xatlius of the wastewater Treatment Plant {I W ',,` <br /> -Single party ownership,and ',I <br /> WHEREAS, evaluation of potential sites has identified a ,Illi <br /> LI <br /> silviculture site located on the Tulalip Reservation which meets the p5 <br /> criteria and that appears to be pex30 0, 4 (the Unocal ?its on t <br /> Sections 9,16,20 and 21 of Township 30 N,H4 EWM),and 'I l <br /> WHEREAS, said site meets silvicultural site evaluation d9d9d9 <br /> factors in the following respects: P II <br /> ( <br /> e^oggyao oy: t'Id(;'< <br /> tly ilio to flat for ease of application road design, , Ii y <br /> localizedareas oP steep slopes may be buffered without II <br /> substantial loss of operating a loss of operating area Y t <br /> due to steep slopes primarily in Northwest quarter ,' <br />