CITY COUNCIL
Colville 2000 &
Beyond Committee
Goals & Objectives
Summary Statement of Need
Sample Criteria & Issues for Relocated
Airport Environmental Assessment
2010
SMALL WORKS ROSTER
The City of Colville is accepting applications from
contractors for its 2010 Small Works Roster. (This
call for applicants does not include Engineering or
Architectural or Suppliers). Applications will be accepted
continuously from January 2010 through December 2010.
Projects will be $300,000 or less. In order to qualify,
applicants must be: 1) a registered contractor in good
standing in the State of Washington with a WA State UBI
number and Contractor’s License number; 2) be able to
comply with Federal and State prevailing wage requirements
as they apply to each project; 3) be able to provide bid
bonds, payment bonds, performance bonds and a certificate of
insurance naming the City of Colville as additional insured
when called for; 4) complete and submit a 2010 Small Works
Roster Application. Applications and information on work
available and selection process may be obtained by mail
addressed to City of Colville Engineering Dept., 170 S. Oak
Street, Colville, WA 99114, or by the links below. Direct
questions concerning applications to Public Works Assistant
Marty Kittelson at 509-684-1489, or email
marty@publicworks.ci.colville.wa.us.
Small Works Roster
Specifications
Small Works Roster
Application
DRAFT
COMPREHENSIVE PLAN UPDATES
Comprehensive Plan -
Preface
Comprehensive Plan - Chapter 1, Introduction
Comprehensive Plan - Chapter 2, Land Use
Comprehensive Plan - Chapter 3, Capital Facilities and
Utilities
Comprehensive Plan - Chapter 4, Housing Element
Comprehensive Plan - Chapter 5, Transportation
Figure 5.1
Street Classification & Recommended Roadway Improvement Map
Comprehensive Plan-Chapter 6, Parks and Recreation
Comprehensive Plan - Chapter 7, Historic Preservation Element
Comprehensive
Plan - Chapter 8, Annexation and Incorporation Element
Executive Summary 2009-2014
Capital Facilities Plan Update
- Public Works
Executive Summary
2009-2014 Capital Facilities Plan Update - Current Expense
Appendix
BURNING REGULATIONS
As of January
1, 2007, land-clearing and residential outdoor burning will
no longer be legal in any area designated as an Urban Growth
Area (UGA) under the Growth Management Act. The City of
Colville, and several other cities in Stevens County, were
designated Urban Growth Areas by Stevens County when the
county decided to plan under the Growth Management Act
several years ago. The Department of Ecology is committed
to working with cities, counties, and citizens groups to
promote viable alternatives to burning in all communities,
especially those where the ban on open burning takes effect
in 2007. The applicable law and rule involved are
RCW 70.94.743 and
WAC 173-425-040(2).
WA State Dept. of Ecology
publication - Outdoor Burning in NE Washington, A
Resident's Guide for Ferry, Stevens and Pend Oreille
Counties
CITY OF COLVILLE CLAIM
FORM
BOARD/COMMISSION VACANCIES
The City of
Colville currently has vacancies on the following boards and
commissions:
Animal Control Advisory Committee
(3 Vacancies)
Provides a supportive
voice and operational assistance by concerned citizens
regarding the Colville Animal Control program. Consists of
five members that serve a three year term.
Historic Preservation Commission
(1 Vacancy)
Serves as the local
review board approving applications for special tax
valuation on historic property determined to be eligible and
consistent with state laws. The Committee is also charged
with defining Colville’s Historic District, serving as a
design review board, and providing public information and
assistance for preservation of historic resources. Consists
of seven members that serve a three year term.
Parking Commission (3
Vacancies)
Responsible for the
acquisition, construction, maintenance and operation of
off-street parking facilities in the City of Colville.
Consists of five members that serve a four year term.
Planning Commission (2
Vacancies)
Assists in the
preparation, revision, and implementation of comprehensive
plans and development regulations. The Commission is a
citizen’s advisory body that holds hearings and makes
recommendations to the City Council. Consists of seven
members that serve a six year term.
Tree Board (5
Vacancies)
Promotes the
responsible planting of trees on public property, public
education about trees, proper maintenance of trees,
advocating trees within the City and developing innovative
and joint funding for projects from a variety of sources.
Consists of five members that serve a three year term.
The Mayor appoints all
members of Boards and Commissions with approval from the
City Council. Applications may be obtained at the City
Clerk/Human Resources Office, City Hall, 170 S. Oak,
Colville, WA or through the link below.
Application
for Boards/Commissions
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