On the agenda: Brookings meeting — data center (Sep 14)

City of Brookings

MEETING AGENDAS
CITY COUNCIL

Monday, September 14, 2026, 5:30pm
City Hall Council Chambers, 898 Elk Drive, Brookings, OR 97415
A. Call to Order
B. Pledge of Allegiance
C. Roll Call
D. Ceremonies/Appointments/Announcements
1. Introduction of City Planner Gary Leikness
2. Introduction of Public Works Maintenance Worker Dan’l King
3. Constitution Week Proclamation – Cape Sebastian Chapter of Daughters of the
American Revolution [Pg. 1]
4. Suicide Awareness and Prevention Month – Gordon Clay [Pg. 2]
5. Appoint Tourism Promotion Advisory Committee Members [Pg. 3]
a. Recommended members applications [Pg. 4]
E. Oral Requests and Communications from the audience
(*Public Comments on non-agenda items – five (5) minute limit per person, please submit Public Comment Form in advance)

F. Consent Calendar
1. Approve Council minutes for August 24, 2026 [Pg. 20]
2. New Liquor License – Brookings Bar & Grill [Pg. 22]
G. Staff Reports/Public Hearings/Ordinances/Resolutions/Final Orders
1. Resolution to apply for grant funding for Easy Street Water Line Replacement Project
[Pg. 25]
a. Resolution 26-R-1300 [Pg. 26]
2. League of Oregon Cities 2027-28 Legislative Priorities [Pg. 27]
a. LOC Top Five Legislative Priority Ballot [Pg. 28]
H. Informational Non-Action Items
1. August 2026 Vouchers [Pg. 32]
I. Remarks from Mayor, Councilors and City Manager
J. Adjournment

Continued on Next Page

WORKSHOP
Immediately following Council Meeting
City Hall Council Chambers, 898 Elk Drive, Brookings, OR 97415
A. Call to Order
B. Roll Call
C. Topics
1. Updating Fire Code in the Brookings Municipal Code [Pg. 36]
a. Redline BMC Fire Code by City Attorney Lori Cooper [Pg. 38]
D. Council Member Requests for Workshop Topics
E. Adjournment

*Public Comment forms and the agenda packet are available on-line at www.brookings.or.us, and at Brookings City Hall. Return
completed Public Comment forms to the City Recorder before the start of the meeting or during regular business hours. All public
meetings are held in accessible locations. Auxiliary aids will be provided upon request with at least 72 hours advance notification. Please
contact the City Recorder at 541-469-1102 if you have any questions regarding this notice or would like to provide public comment
electronically. You can view City Council meetings LIVE on television on Charter PEG Channel 181, or stream/view on the City’s YouTube
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City of Brookings

Proclamat ion
WHEREAS, the Constitution of the United States of America, the guardian of our
liberties, embodies the principles of limited government in a Republic dedicated to
rule by law; and
WHEREAS, September 17, 2026, marks the two hundred and thirty-ninth
anniversary of the drafting of the Constitution of the United States of America by
the Constitutional Convention; and
WHEREAS, it is fitting and proper to officially recognize this magnificent
document and the anniversary of its creation; and
WHEREAS, it is also fitting and proper to officially recognize the patriotic
celebrations which will commemorate the occasion; and
WHEREAS, Public Law 915 guarantees the issuing of a proclamation each year by
the President of the United States of America designating September 17th through
23rd as constitution week;
NOW, THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED, that I, Phoebe Pereda, Mayor of the City
of Brookings, do hereby proclaim September 17th through the 23rd, 2026, as

Constitution Week
and ask our citizens to reaffirm the ideals of our Constitution by vigilantly
protecting the freedoms guaranteed to us through this guardian of our liberties.

In Witness Whereof,

I, Mayor Phoebe Pereda, do hereto set my
hand and cause the official seal of the City of
Brookings, Oregon, to be affixed this 14th day
of September, 2026.

________________________________
Mayor Phoebe Pereda

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City of Brookings

Proclamation
WHEREAS, suicide is a major public health problem with immediate and long-term
effects on individuals, families and communities, and
WHEREAS, suicidal thoughts can affect anyone regardless of age, gender, race,
orientation, income level, religion, or background; and suicide is a major public health
issue that requires vigilant attention and preventative action, and
WHEREAS, the ongoing stresses brought on by social unrest and the growing inequality
increase risk of self-harm, and
WHEREAS, each death by suicide directly impacts numerous family members, friends,
loved ones, and by extension the entire rural community; and
WHEREAS, research shows that 95% of adults would do something if someone close to
them was thinking about suicide if they only knew what to say or do.
NOW, THEREFORE, the Brookings City Council hereby proclaims September 2026 as

Suicide Awareness and Prevention
Month
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that the Council encourages all citizens to learn the
warning signs, trust their gut and use that information to ask a troubled friend, colleague
or family member “Are you okay?” and be prepared to listen. That conversation could
change a life.

In Witness Whereof,

I, Mayor Phoebe Pereda, do hereto set my
hand and cause the official seal of the City
of Brookings, Oregon, to be affixed this
14th day of September, 2026.

________________________________
Mayor Phoebe Pereda
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Planning & Budget Applicants only:
Are you a City elector (registered voter)?
Yes
No

ffi

fi

Urban Growth boundary residents - How long have you lived in the UGB?
Months

Years

3. What is your current occupation?*
Member Services Supervisor for Coos-Curry Electric Cooperative/Bar & Restaurant Owner (Oxenfrē Public House)

NOTES:

(i)

Membership requirements:
Residents must reside inside City limits; resident/UGB status determined by physical address.
Electors are registered voters of the City of Brookings (veri ed by County Elections O ce).
UGB members must reside within the UGB (for assistance determining UGB status contact
541-469-1102).

(ii)

Term: Appointments to fill mid-term vacancies will be for the remainder of that term.

(iii)

Other restrictions:
Planning Commission: No more than two (2) Commissioners may be principally involved, as
individuals, members or partners, in the buying, selling or development of real estate for profit.
No two (2) members shall be involved in the same kind of business or profession.
Tourism Promotion Advisory Committee: At least two of the five members shall be residents of
the City of Brookings, non-city residents must live in the Urban Growth Boundary and have an
economic interest, such as business ownership within the City.

PART III Background Information:
1. List your related experience and/or background to the position you are applying for:*
I have previously served on the Brookings Tourism Promotion Advisory Committee and possess firsthand knowledge of its purpose,
structure, and operational context. I have been a resident of Brookings since August 2014 and have maintained active involvement in
the local business community through ownership of hospitality establishments affected by visitor seasonality. My tenure with the local
electric cooperative has provided experience in community engagement and regional economic dynamics. Through both roles, I have
developed a practical understanding of visitor trends, the needs of local businesses, and the broader economic impact that a
sustained tourism investment can have on the Brookings community.
2. List any unrelated work history, education background, and volunteer experience you may have:*
I hold a Bachelor of Arts degree in Communications and Political Science. My professional background spans nearly three decades in
hospitality and customer service, including retail and restaurant work, which has given me a ground-level understanding of what
visitors expect and what keeps them coming back. I have volunteered in the Brookings community, including consistent involvement
with local schools and Little League.
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3. Briefly describe your interest in this position and what you hope to accomplish:*
Having served on the Tourism Promotion Advisory Committee in a prior iteration, I approach this application with both relevant
experience and a genuine sense of unfinished business. The committee did not achieve the outcomes its members had envisioned,
and I believe that was attributable in large part to procedural obstacles rather than any absence of commitment or capable ideas. The
renewed structure and clearer direction represent an opportunity to build something more effective, and I am motivated to contribute to
that effort. As a Brookings business owner with a direct stake in visitor activity, particularly during the shoulder season, I have practical
motivation to see this committee succeed. It is my intention to help ensure that Transient Lodging Tax revenues are directed
purposefully and effectively toward the promotion of Brookings as a destination, with particular focus on extending visitor engagement
into the off-season months.

PART IV Volunteer Agreement:
Please read and check off the following before signing:*
I acknowledge that I will not be under the direct supervision and control of the City in connection with the voluntary services
for which I have applied.
I acknowledge that I will receive no compensation or expense reimbursement from the City in connection with any volunteer
services for which I have applied.
I understand and agree that my volunteer service will be donated to the City at times other than my regular work hours.
I understand that if the position I applied for requires me to be an elector of the City of Brookings, that the City has permission
to verify my status as a registered voter.
I agree to release the City from all matters relating to the voluntary service for which I have applied, including compliance, if
any is required, with social security, withholdings, insurance and all other regulations and reportings governing such matters. I
assume full responsibility for any injuries or damages suffered by or arising from the voluntary service described herein.
(Planning Commission applicants, see ** below)
I agree to release, indemnify and hold the City harmless from and against any and all actions, causes of action, claims,
demands, liabilities, losses, damages or expenses, of whatsoever kind and nature, including attorney fees, which City may
sustain or incur as a result of errors or omissions in the performance of the voluntary service set forth herein.
By signing this application voluntarily, I, the Applicant, do hereby acknowledge that I have read and agree to the terms stated
above and that I understand and acknowledge that this document will become public information and may be distributed to the
public and news media as part of a City Council Agenda Packet.

**Planning Commissioners holding office on April 1st of each year are required to file an Annual Statement of Economic
Interest with the Oregon Government Ethics Commission (OGEC). You may view OGEC filing details at
https://www.oregon.gov/ogec/public-records/Pages/SEIS.aspx. Official forms are provided by OGEC.

Submit completed applications here or get a physical copy at City Hall 898 Elk Drive, Brookings, OR 97415. Regular
business hours are 8 am to 4:30 pm, Monday – Thursday.
Commission and Committee contact information:
Planning Commission:
Budget Committee:

541-469-1103 - [email protected]
541-469-1123 - [email protected]

Parks and Recreation Commission: 541-469-1103 - [email protected]
Tourism Promotion Advisory Committee: [email protected]

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Planning & Budget Applicants only:
Are you a City elector (registered voter)?
Yes
No

ffi

fi

Urban Growth boundary residents - How long have you lived in the UGB?
Months

Years

3. What is your current occupation?*
Senior Communication Specialist

NOTES:

(i)

Membership requirements:
Residents must reside inside City limits; resident/UGB status determined by physical address.
Electors are registered voters of the City of Brookings (veri ed by County Elections O ce).
UGB members must reside within the UGB (for assistance determining UGB status contact
541-469-1102).

(ii)

Term: Appointments to fill mid-term vacancies will be for the remainder of that term.

(iii)

Other restrictions:
Planning Commission: No more than two (2) Commissioners may be principally involved, as
individuals, members or partners, in the buying, selling or development of real estate for profit.
No two (2) members shall be involved in the same kind of business or profession.
Tourism Promotion Advisory Committee: At least two of the five members shall be residents of
the City of Brookings, non-city residents must live in the Urban Growth Boundary and have an
economic interest, such as business ownership within the City.

PART III Background Information:
1. List your related experience and/or background to the position you are applying for:*
I hold a B.A. in recreation, parks, and tourism administration from California State University, Sacramento, with an emphasis on
commercial and community programming. As a Senior Communications Specialist for Coos-Curry Electric Cooperative, I develop
multi-channel marketing strategies targeting diverse regional audiences through deep demographic analysis. This allows me to craft
targeted messaging that resonates with specific audience segments and drives engagement. I actively cultivate partnerships to amplify
impact and reach.
Having recently been elected as a Port Commissioner for the Port of Brookings Harbor, I am positioned to see the port's untapped
potential as a regional tourism catalyst. I understand that attracting diverse tourists: families, adventure seekers, cultural travelers,
outdoor enthusiasts require strategic partnerships across local businesses, tourism organizations, and community stakeholders. I am
particularly passionate about highlighting our vibrant seafood industry and quality lodging options as distinctive tourism assets also.

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2. List any unrelated work history, education background, and volunteer experience you may have:*
I served as a Recreation Program Coordinator, where I developed comprehensive community programs and established formal
partnerships with diverse stakeholders, growing participation significantly while strengthening community capacity. I am currently
Board President of the Coos-Curry Electric Charitable Foundation, where I develop programs that support local opportunities and write
grants to fund initiatives that empower community members and build capacity throughout our region. I have been a resident of
Brookings for ten years with deep community connections throughout the region.
3. Briefly describe your interest in this position and what you hope to accomplish:*
I am genuinely invested in advancing our community's economic prosperity. I believe strategic tourism marketing can be a powerful
tool to grow Brookings' economy and strengthen our entire region. My vision is to position Brookings as a premier destination that
attracts diverse tourist demographics—families, adventure seekers, cultural travelers, outdoor enthusiasts—and maximizes visitor
spending across our community.
Our region has remarkable assets: our vibrant seafood industry and maritime heritage, quality accommodations that enable extended
stays, outdoor recreation opportunities, and authentic community character. I want to ensure these assets are strategically marketed to
reach audiences most likely to visit. Through targeted demographic analysis and partnership-building across local businesses, lodging
providers, tourism organizations, and community stakeholders, we can create a cohesive tourism strategy that drives economic
growth.
I am committed to bringing strategic vision, data-driven marketing expertise, and partnership-building leadership to the Tourism
Promotion Advisory Committee. I will help identify market opportunities, develop targeted marketing initiatives for specific audience
segments, build coalitions across all tourism stakeholders, and ensure TOT resources are deployed strategically to maximize regional
economic impact and benefit our community broadly.

PART IV Volunteer Agreement:
Please read and check off the following before signing:*
I acknowledge that I will not be under the direct supervision and control of the City in connection with the voluntary services
for which I have applied.
I acknowledge that I will receive no compensation or expense reimbursement from the City in connection with any volunteer
services for which I have applied.
I understand and agree that my volunteer service will be donated to the City at times other than my regular work hours.
I understand that if the position I applied for requires me to be an elector of the City of Brookings, that the City has permission
to verify my status as a registered voter.
I agree to release the City from all matters relating to the voluntary service for which I have applied, including compliance, if
any is required, with social security, withholdings, insurance and all other regulations and reportings governing such matters. I
assume full responsibility for any injuries or damages suffered by or arising from the voluntary service described herein.
(Planning Commission applicants, see ** below)
I agree to release, indemnify and hold the City harmless from and against any and all actions, causes of action, claims,
demands, liabilities, losses, damages or expenses, of whatsoever kind and nature, including attorney fees, which City may
sustain or incur as a result of errors or omissions in the performance of the voluntary service set forth herein.
By signing this application voluntarily, I, the Applicant, do hereby acknowledge that I have read and agree to the terms stated
above and that I understand and acknowledge that this document will become public information and may be distributed to the
public and news media as part of a City Council Agenda Packet.

**Planning Commissioners holding office on April 1st of each year are required to file an Annual Statement of Economic
Interest with the Oregon Government Ethics Commission (OGEC). You may view OGEC filing details at
https://www.oregon.gov/ogec/public-records/Pages/SEIS.aspx. Official forms are provided by OGEC.

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Submit completed applications here or get a physical copy at City Hall 898 Elk Drive, Brookings, OR 97415. Regular
business hours are 8 am to 4:30 pm, Monday – Thursday.
Commission and Committee contact information:
Planning Commission:
Budget Committee:

541-469-1103 - [email protected]
541-469-1123 - [email protected]

Parks and Recreation Commission: 541-469-1103 - [email protected]
Tourism Promotion Advisory Committee: [email protected]

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Planning & Budget Applicants only:
Are you a City elector (registered voter)?
Yes
No

ffi

fi

Urban Growth boundary residents - How long have you lived in the UGB?
Months

Years

3. What is your current occupation?*
Business owner (Compass Rose Cafe)

NOTES:

(i)

Membership requirements:
Residents must reside inside City limits; resident/UGB status determined by physical address.
Electors are registered voters of the City of Brookings (veri ed by County Elections O ce).
UGB members must reside within the UGB (for assistance determining UGB status contact
541-469-1102).

(ii)

Term: Appointments to fill mid-term vacancies will be for the remainder of that term.

(iii)

Other restrictions:
Planning Commission: No more than two (2) Commissioners may be principally involved, as
individuals, members or partners, in the buying, selling or development of real estate for profit.
No two (2) members shall be involved in the same kind of business or profession.
Tourism Promotion Advisory Committee: At least two of the five members shall be residents of
the City of Brookings, non-city residents must live in the Urban Growth Boundary and have an
economic interest, such as business ownership within the City.

PART III Background Information:
1. List your related experience and/or background to the position you are applying for:*
As a cafe owner I enthusiastically play tour guide every single day. I am passionate about sharing our area with our visitors. Not only
do I love learning about our area and sharing it with tourists, but I believe every single one of us permanent residents should
appreciate and feel awe for this place just as much. I love to write and take pictures and have dabbled in a bit of photojournalism in
order to promote my business and the beautiful area that surrounds us.
In addition to that, I am well traveled and have lived in a lot of different places throughout my lifetime. Exposure to other ideas and
ways of doing things can help inject fresh perspective.
As a mom of four who became the queen of creating travel itineraries for our family for years, I feel I could bring the family perspective
for potential tourists. Guys, I am bursting with ideas!

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2. List any unrelated work history, education background, and volunteer experience you may have:*
Before owning a restaurant, I enjoyed a 25+ year career in the IT industry, managing computers, networks, data centers and cloud
farms. I love to travel, write, hike, camp, cook, bake, learn and do photography.
My team and I have volunteered at the Azalea lights twice now and have loved it! We volunteer with the Wild Rivers Film Festival as a
venue for their art walk screenings and have some very tourist-centric things planned for our cafe in the near future.
3. Briefly describe your interest in this position and what you hope to accomplish:*
As I stated before, I am bursting with ideas! I am a business owner, yes. But that's not what brought me to Brookings. I moved to
Brookings for the trees, the fresh air, the river, the ocean, the nearby Redwoods. On my days off, I am absolutely out there enjoying it
and I believe in sharing it! I see many things that could be improved upon while preserving the quiet beauty of our town and would love
a chance to discuss and collaborate with my fellow residents. I am already a champion for Brookings, so being on a productive team
with like-minded individuals and financial backing from the city and state? We could do some amazing things together!

PART IV Volunteer Agreement:
Please read and check off the following before signing:*
I acknowledge that I will not be under the direct supervision and control of the City in connection with the voluntary services
for which I have applied.
I acknowledge that I will receive no compensation or expense reimbursement from the City in connection with any volunteer
services for which I have applied.
I understand and agree that my volunteer service will be donated to the City at times other than my regular work hours.
I understand that if the position I applied for requires me to be an elector of the City of Brookings, that the City has permission
to verify my status as a registered voter.
I agree to release the City from all matters relating to the voluntary service for which I have applied, including compliance, if
any is required, with social security, withholdings, insurance and all other regulations and reportings governing such matters. I
assume full responsibility for any injuries or damages suffered by or arising from the voluntary service described herein.
(Planning Commission applicants, see ** below)
I agree to release, indemnify and hold the City harmless from and against any and all actions, causes of action, claims,
demands, liabilities, losses, damages or expenses, of whatsoever kind and nature, including attorney fees, which City may
sustain or incur as a result of errors or omissions in the performance of the voluntary service set forth herein.
By signing this application voluntarily, I, the Applicant, do hereby acknowledge that I have read and agree to the terms stated
above and that I understand and acknowledge that this document will become public information and may be distributed to the
public and news media as part of a City Council Agenda Packet.

**Planning Commissioners holding office on April 1st of each year are required to file an Annual Statement of Economic
Interest with the Oregon Government Ethics Commission (OGEC). You may view OGEC filing details at
https://www.oregon.gov/ogec/public-records/Pages/SEIS.aspx. Official forms are provided by OGEC.

Submit completed applications here or get a physical copy at City Hall 898 Elk Drive, Brookings, OR 97415. Regular
business hours are 8 am to 4:30 pm, Monday – Thursday.
Commission and Committee contact information:
Planning Commission:
Budget Committee:

541-469-1103 - [email protected]
541-469-1123 - [email protected]

Parks and Recreation Commission: 541-469-1103 - [email protected]
Tourism Promotion Advisory Committee: [email protected]

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Planning & Budget Applicants only:
Are you a City elector (registered voter)?
Yes
No

ffi

fi

Urban Growth boundary residents - How long have you lived in the UGB?
Years

Months

2

0

3. What is your current occupation?*
Real Estate Agent

NOTES:

(i)

Membership requirements:
Residents must reside inside City limits; resident/UGB status determined by physical address.
Electors are registered voters of the City of Brookings (veri ed by County Elections O ce).
UGB members must reside within the UGB (for assistance determining UGB status contact
541-469-1102).

(ii)

Term: Appointments to fill mid-term vacancies will be for the remainder of that term.

(iii)

Other restrictions:
Planning Commission: No more than two (2) Commissioners may be principally involved, as
individuals, members or partners, in the buying, selling or development of real estate for profit.
No two (2) members shall be involved in the same kind of business or profession.
Tourism Promotion Advisory Committee: At least two of the five members shall be residents of
the City of Brookings, non-city residents must live in the Urban Growth Boundary and have an
economic interest, such as business ownership within the City.

PART III Background Information:
1. List your related experience and/or background to the position you are applying for:*
I have been a sponsor for many events in the City of Brookings and Harbor. I have made many recommendations for entertainment
and critiqued prior events. I have significant experience in creating and marketing events in my earlier jobs including most recent, the
Marketing Director at Lucky 7 Casino for five years, where I brought back live in-house events and sponsored many Brookings events.
2. List any unrelated work history, education background, and volunteer experience you may have:*
I volunteer every year to help staff the Festival of Lights in the Azalea Park. I have attended TPAC meetings in years past. I have lived
in the area for over 15 years and two years ago finally bought a home in the City of Brookings.
3. Briefly describe your interest in this position and what you hope to accomplish:*
I would like to have a positive impact on bringing and hosting events in our area. I have a critical eye for for understanding costs and
value.

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PART IV Volunteer Agreement:
Please read and check off the following before signing:*
I acknowledge that I will not be under the direct supervision and control of the City in connection with the voluntary services
for which I have applied.
I acknowledge that I will receive no compensation or expense reimbursement from the City in connection with any volunteer
services for which I have applied.
I understand and agree that my volunteer service will be donated to the City at times other than my regular work hours.
I understand that if the position I applied for requires me to be an elector of the City of Brookings, that the City has permission
to verify my status as a registered voter.
I agree to release the City from all matters relating to the voluntary service for which I have applied, including compliance, if
any is required, with social security, withholdings, insurance and all other regulations and reportings governing such matters. I
assume full responsibility for any injuries or damages suffered by or arising from the voluntary service described herein.
(Planning Commission applicants, see ** below)
I agree to release, indemnify and hold the City harmless from and against any and all actions, causes of action, claims,
demands, liabilities, losses, damages or expenses, of whatsoever kind and nature, including attorney fees, which City may
sustain or incur as a result of errors or omissions in the performance of the voluntary service set forth herein.
By signing this application voluntarily, I, the Applicant, do hereby acknowledge that I have read and agree to the terms stated
above and that I understand and acknowledge that this document will become public information and may be distributed to the
public and news media as part of a City Council Agenda Packet.

**Planning Commissioners holding office on April 1st of each year are required to file an Annual Statement of Economic
Interest with the Oregon Government Ethics Commission (OGEC). You may view OGEC filing details at
https://www.oregon.gov/ogec/public-records/Pages/SEIS.aspx. Official forms are provided by OGEC.

Submit completed applications here or get a physical copy at City Hall 898 Elk Drive, Brookings, OR 97415. Regular
business hours are 8 am to 4:30 pm, Monday – Thursday.
Commission and Committee contact information:
Planning Commission:
Budget Committee:

541-469-1103 - [email protected]
541-469-1123 - [email protected]

Parks and Recreation Commission: 541-469-1103 - [email protected]
Tourism Promotion Advisory Committee: [email protected]

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Planning & Budget Applicants only:
Are you a City elector (registered voter)?
Yes
No

ffi

fi

Urban Growth boundary residents - How long have you lived in the UGB?
Months

Years

3. What is your current occupation?*
Business owner of Feather Your Nest

NOTES:

(i)

Membership requirements:
Residents must reside inside City limits; resident/UGB status determined by physical address.
Electors are registered voters of the City of Brookings (veri ed by County Elections O ce).
UGB members must reside within the UGB (for assistance determining UGB status contact
541-469-1102).

(ii)

Term: Appointments to fill mid-term vacancies will be for the remainder of that term.

(iii)

Other restrictions:
Planning Commission: No more than two (2) Commissioners may be principally involved, as
individuals, members or partners, in the buying, selling or development of real estate for profit.
No two (2) members shall be involved in the same kind of business or profession.
Tourism Promotion Advisory Committee: At least two of the five members shall be residents of
the City of Brookings, non-city residents must live in the Urban Growth Boundary and have an
economic interest, such as business ownership within the City.

PART III Background Information:
1. List your related experience and/or background to the position you are applying for:*
Retail business owner for 25 years also past event planner for 20 year for art and wine shows
2. List any unrelated work history, education background, and volunteer experience you may have:*
I have been in retail and customer service all my life...I am always planning events for promotion at our store
3. Briefly describe your interest in this position and what you hope to accomplish:*
I am highly committed to bringing more people to our area .Helping all our small business thrive not just survive

PART IV Volunteer Agreement:

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Please read and check off the following before signing:*
I acknowledge that I will not be under the direct supervision and control of the City in connection with the voluntary services
for which I have applied.
I acknowledge that I will receive no compensation or expense reimbursement from the City in connection with any volunteer
services for which I have applied.
I understand and agree that my volunteer service will be donated to the City at times other than my regular work hours.
I understand that if the position I applied for requires me to be an elector of the City of Brookings, that the City has permission
to verify my status as a registered voter.
I agree to release the City from all matters relating to the voluntary service for which I have applied, including compliance, if
any is required, with social security, withholdings, insurance and all other regulations and reportings governing such matters. I
assume full responsibility for any injuries or damages suffered by or arising from the voluntary service described herein.
(Planning Commission applicants, see ** below)
I agree to release, indemnify and hold the City harmless from and against any and all actions, causes of action, claims,
demands, liabilities, losses, damages or expenses, of whatsoever kind and nature, including attorney fees, which City may
sustain or incur as a result of errors or omissions in the performance of the voluntary service set forth herein.
By signing this application voluntarily, I, the Applicant, do hereby acknowledge that I have read and agree to the terms stated
above and that I understand and acknowledge that this document will become public information and may be distributed to the
public and news media as part of a City Council Agenda Packet.

**Planning Commissioners holding office on April 1st of each year are required to file an Annual Statement of Economic
Interest with the Oregon Government Ethics Commission (OGEC). You may view OGEC filing details at
https://www.oregon.gov/ogec/public-records/Pages/SEIS.aspx. Official forms are provided by OGEC.

Submit completed applications here or get a physical copy at City Hall 898 Elk Drive, Brookings, OR 97415. Regular
business hours are 8 am to 4:30 pm, Monday – Thursday.
Commission and Committee contact information:
Planning Commission:
Budget Committee:

541-469-1103 - [email protected]
541-469-1123 - [email protected]

Parks and Recreation Commission: 541-469-1103 - [email protected]
Tourism Promotion Advisory Committee: [email protected]

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City of Brookings
CITY COUNCIL MEETING MINUTES
City Hall Council Chambers, 898 Elk Drive, Brookings, OR 97415
Monday, August 24, 2026
Call to Order
Mayor Phoebe Pereda called the meeting to order at 5:30 PM
Roll Call
Council Present: Mayor Phoebe Pereda, Councilors Clayton Malmberg, Jim Jollota and
Tony Bond, a quorum present
Council Absent: Councilor Andy Martin
Staff Present: City Manager Tim Rundel, Public Works & Development Services Director
Tony Baron, City Attorney Lori Cooper (Zoom) and City Recorder Brooklyn Osterhage
Media Present: None
Others Present: 3 audience members
Oral Requests and Communications from the audience
1. Teresa Simon, non-resident – spoke about Social Security Bar.
2. Fred Simon, non-resident – spoke about Social Security Bar.
3. Mike, non-resident – spoke about Social Security Bar.
Consent Calendar
1. Approve Council minutes for August 10, 2026
2. Receive monthly financial report for July 2026
Councilor Malmberg moved and Councilor Bond seconded to approve the
Consent Calendar as presented. Motion passed; Mayor Pereda, Councilors
Malmberg, Jollota and Bond voting “aye” [4:0].
Staff Reports and Public Hearings
1. Parks Fence Projects

Staff report presented by Tony Baron

Councilor Jollota moved and Councilor Bond seconded to authorize City
Manager to enter into an agreement with Mountain View Fence in the
amount of $44,930 for various fence projects in parks. Motion passed; Mayor
Pereda, Councilors Malmberg, Jollota and Bond voting “aye” [4:0].
2. Public Works Fence Projects

Staff report presented by Tony Baron
Councilor Malmberg moved and Councilor Bond seconded to authorize City
Manager to enter into an agreement with Mountain View Fence in the
amount of $35,040 for various Public Works fence projects. Motion passed;
Mayor Pereda, Councilors Malmberg, Jollota and Bond voting “aye” [4:0].

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Remarks from Mayor, Councilors and City Manager
City Manager Rundel announced that the City received approval from the USDA to move
on to phase two of the Wastewater Collection System project. He also stated that he
celebrated his 25th anniversary working in City Management.
Councilor Malmberg and Bond requested a multi jurisdictional Workshop regarding
Social Security Bar.
Mayor Pereda stated that appointment for the Tourism Promotion Advisory Committee
will be at the next meeting. She also asked for a Council discussion regarding the
League of Oregon Cities legislative priorities at the next meeting.
Adjournment
Mayor Phoebe Pereda adjourned the meeting at 5:54 PM.
Respectfully submitted:

ATTESTED:
this 14th day of September, 2026:

Phoebe Pereda, Mayor

Brooklyn Osterhage, City Recorder

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City of Brookings

Check Register - Summary

Page:

Check Issue Dates: 8/1/2026 - 8/31/2026
Report Criteria:
Report type: Summary
GL

Check

Check

Vendor

Period

Issue Date

Number

Number

Amount

Invoice GL Account

Invoice GL Account Title

Payee

08/26

08/06/2026

95608

313 Brookings Vol Firefighters

1,583.60

10-14-6165

B.F.A. Services

08/26

08/06/2026

95609

6321 C Bar C Truck Sales LLC

10,200.00

50-10-7024

Parks Projects

08/26

08/06/2026

95610

5567 CAL/OR Insurance Agency

683.33

30-10-6115

Insurance/Bonds

08/26

08/06/2026

95611

5070 Canon U.S.A. Inc

148.30

10-13-6030

Operating Supplies

08/26

08/06/2026

95612

6328 Canopy Wellbeing

66.00

10-19-6090

Contract Services

08/26

08/06/2026

95613

6031 Cascade Home Center

1,280.87

10-16-6030

Operating Supplies

08/26

08/06/2026

95614

193 Central Equipment Co Inc

22,708.34

50-10-7024

Parks Projects

08/26

08/06/2026

95615

5822 Chaves Consulting Inc

394.50

49-10-7030

Computer Hardware

08/26

08/06/2026

95616

5952 Chetco Auto Marine & Industrial Supply

81.00

25-31-6090

Contract Services

08/26

08/06/2026

95617

3834 Clean Sweep Janitorial Service

3,135.00

10-16-6060

Capella Expense

08/26

08/06/2026

95618

6217 CNA Surety Direct Bill

350.00

10-12-6115

Insurance/Bonds

08/26

08/06/2026

95619

5827 Coastal Investments LLC

960.00

10-19-6090

Contract Services

08/26

08/06/2026

95620

1745 Coastal Paper & Supply Inc

1,364.64

10-16-6030

Operating Supplies

08/26

08/06/2026

95621

6205 James Crafton

116.00

25-31-6120

Training/Travel

08/26

08/06/2026

95622

6408 Dal's Pest Control

440.00

10-19-6090

Contract Services

08/26

08/06/2026

95623

317 DCBS - Fiscal Services

1,088.04

10-00-2075

Sur Tax Payable

08/26

08/06/2026

95624

1 David Smith

60.00

20-00-2070

Deposits

08/26

08/06/2026

95625

6361 Jason E Dimmick

559.20

10-14-6090

Contract Services

08/26

08/06/2026

95626

5432 First Community Credit Union

3,560.00

25-31-8010

Interest

08/26

08/06/2026

95627

4872 G. W. Inc

910.20

10-13-6140

Handgun Purchases

08/26

08/06/2026

95628

1740 General Code

572.55

10-12-6090

Contract Services

08/26

08/06/2026

95629

6265 H&S Energy Group

4,478.61

10-13-6030

Operating Supplies

08/26

08/06/2026

95630

1130 H.D. Fowler

3,691.39

20-21-6030

Operating Supplies

08/26

08/06/2026

95631

6030 Hartwick Automotive LLC

81.04

10-13-6015

Equipment Maintenance

08/26

08/06/2026

95632

6399 HP Civil Inc

406,076.96

53-43-7026

Construction-USDA

08/26

08/06/2026

95633

5615 International Inst of Municipal Clerks

195.00

10-12-6125

Dues

08/26

08/06/2026

95634

328 Les Schwab Tire Center

581.32

10-16-6015

Equipment Maintenance

08/26

08/06/2026

95635

6246 Denise McDonald

8.08

32-10-6030

Operating Supplies

08/26

08/06/2026

95636

4981 McLennan Excavation Inc

130,120.96

53-43-7026

Construction-USDA

08/26

08/06/2026

95637

4269 Gary Milliman

325.00

10-11-6090

Contract Services

08/26

08/06/2026

95638

4443 Napa Auto Parts-Golder's

23.69

20-21-6030

Operating Supplies

08/26

08/06/2026

95639

4487 Net Assets Corporation

330.00

10-12-6090

Contract Services

08/26

08/06/2026

95640

5008 Online Information Services

83.66

10-12-6090

Contract Services

08/26

08/06/2026

95641

4 Stephanie Byers

300.00

10-00-2070

Deposits

08/26

08/06/2026

95642

4 Patricia Chavez

300.00

10-00-2070

Deposits

08/26

08/06/2026

95643

4 Abby Hooten

300.00

10-00-2070

Deposits

08/26

08/06/2026

95644

4 Clarissa Jeffries

300.00

10-00-2070

Deposits

08/26

08/06/2026

95645

6394 Elijah Porter

750.75

10-14-6090

Contract Services

08/26

08/06/2026

95646

322 Postmaster

1,300.00

25-31-6005

Office Supplies

08/26

08/06/2026

95647

207 Quill Corporation

132.35

10-19-6005

Office Supplies

08/26

08/06/2026

95648

3 Ricardo Lopez

890.84

20-04-4160

Utility User Fees

08/26

08/06/2026

95649

3 Phichet Srikasem

341.29

20-04-4160

Utility User Fees

08/26

08/06/2026

95650

5996 San Diego Police Equipment Co Inc

1,457.60

10-13-6120

Training/Travel

08/26

08/06/2026

95651

6260 South Coast Community Aquatics Inc

20,000.00

10-18-6090

Contract Services

08/26

08/06/2026

95652

582 South Coast Office Supply

266.00

10-11-6005

Office Supplies

08/26

08/06/2026

95653

861 Village Express Mail Center

29.87

10-13-6030

Operating Supplies

08/26

08/06/2026

95654

2122 Cardmember Service

16,763.14

61-41-6030

Supplies - K9

08/26

08/06/2026

95655

5992 Ziply Fiber

202.98

30-10-6135

Communications

08/26

08/13/2026

95656

5876 Advanced Reporting LLC

85.00

10-15-6030

Operating Supplies

08/26

08/13/2026

95657

6326 Beacon Broadband Inc

401.00

30-10-6135

Communications

08/26

08/13/2026

95658

4939 Bi - Mart Corporation

87.02

10-13-6030

Operating Supplies

08/26

08/13/2026

95659

2407 Blue Star Gas

1.00

10-18-6040

Building Maintenance

08/26

08/13/2026

95660

5144 Tim Brush

104.00

20-21-6120

Training/Travel

M = Manual Check, V = Void Check

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Page:

Check Issue Dates: 8/1/2026 - 8/31/2026
GL

Check

Check

Vendor

Period

Issue Date

Number

Number

Amount

Invoice GL Account

Invoice GL Account Title

Payee

08/26

08/13/2026

95661

193 Central Equipment Co Inc

395.74

10-16-6015

Equipment Maintenance

08/26

08/13/2026

95662

5874 Cumulus Global

10,608.00

49-10-6090

Contract Services

08/26

08/13/2026

95663

5221 Curry County Cruisers

1,000.00

32-10-6090

Contract Services-Events

08/26

08/13/2026

95664

6339 Garrett Hemann Robertson PC

1,395.00

10-12-6065

Legal/Administration Services

08/26

08/13/2026

95665

6226 Jose Gutierrez

156.00

10-14-6090

Contract Services

08/26

08/13/2026

95666

139 Harbor Logging Supply

78.00

20-21-6030

Operating Supplies

08/26

08/13/2026

95667

6399 HP Civil Inc

1,640,296.49

53-43-7026

Construction-USDA

08/26

08/13/2026

95668

5858 Jacobs Engineering Group Inc

61,177.81

53-43-7026

Construction-USDA

08/26

08/13/2026

95669

5858 Jacobs Engineering Group Inc

165,715.58

25-32-6090

Contract Services

08/26

08/13/2026

95670

5733 Thomas W Kerr

559.20

10-14-6090

Contract Services

08/26

08/13/2026

95671

202 League of Oregon Cities

08/26

08/13/2026

95672

6410 Gary Leikness

08/26

08/13/2026

95673

6065 Local Government Law Group PC

08/26

08/13/2026

95674

6322 MES Service Company LLC

08/26

08/13/2026

95675

08/26

08/13/2026

95676

08/26

08/13/2026

95677

08/26

08/13/2026

95678

08/26

08/13/2026

95679

08/26

08/13/2026

95680

08/26

08/13/2026

08/26

199.00

10-12-6120

Training/Travel

1,296.02

10-15-6120

Training/Travel

686.00

10-12-6065

Legal/Administration Services

2,111.67

10-14-6035

Safety Equipment

5554 Modern Marketing Inc

887.50

10-14-6170

Fire Prevention Program

329 New Hope Plumbing

923.00

10-19-6040

Building Maintenance

6409 Northwest Safety Clean

92.04

10-14-6030

Operating Supplies

279 One Call Concepts Inc

55.30

15-10-6090

Contract Services

5101 Pitney Bowes Reserve Acct

500.00

10-19-6030

Operating Supplies

6394 Elijah Porter

672.75

10-14-6090

Contract Services

95681

207 Quill Corporation

124.46

10-19-6005

Office Supplies

08/13/2026

95682

6094 SAIF Corporation

5,483.46

10-00-1110

Prepaid Workers Compensation

08/26

08/13/2026

95683

5638 Guy Smith

104.00

20-21-6120

Training/Travel

08/26

08/13/2026

95684

6264 Tradewind Signs LLC

22.00

10-19-6005

Office Supplies

08/26

08/13/2026

95685

432 USA BlueBook

676.40

25-31-6030

Operating Supplies

08/26

08/13/2026

95686

4734 Vestis Services LLC

150.00

10-19-6030

Operating Supplies

08/26

08/13/2026

95687

169 Waste Connections Inc

920.66

10-19-6030

Operating Supplies

08/26

08/13/2026

95688

169 Curry Transfer & Recycling Inc

148.78

15-10-6060

Street Maintenance

08/26

08/13/2026

95689

5786 Wild Rivers Mushroom Club

5,000.00

32-10-6090

Contract Services-Events

08/26

08/13/2026

95690

5992 Ziply Fiber

2,086.92

25-31-6135

Communications

08/26

08/24/2026

95691

6411 All Around Project LLC

1,750.00

32-10-6090

Contract Services-Events

08/26

08/24/2026

95692

5871 BALCO Uniform Co Inc

43.80

10-13-6025

Uniform Allowance

08/26

08/24/2026

95693

4939 Bi - Mart Corporation

55.96

10-14-6030

Operating Supplies

08/26

08/24/2026

95694

4532 Brookings Harbor School District 17c

1,307.00

62-41-6090

Contract Services

08/26

08/24/2026

95695

5070 Canon U.S.A. Inc

08/26

08/24/2026

95696

5842 Century West Engineering Corp

08/26

08/24/2026

95697

08/26

08/24/2026

95698

08/26

08/24/2026

95699

08/26

08/24/2026

08/26

08/24/2026

08/26

506.58

10-13-6030

Operating Supplies

6,855.00

33-10-7025

Construction

5313 City of Brookings

853.00

61-41-6038

Range Maintenance

5042 Curry Health Network

412.00

10-14-6085

Pre-employment screening

1 Luke Evans

138.93

20-00-2070

Deposits

95700

1 Michael & Ronnie Holmes

258.07

20-00-2070

Deposits

95701

1 Mike Pereda

169.89

20-00-2070

Deposits

08/24/2026

95702

1 Kayla Rice

69.33

20-00-2070

Deposits

08/26

08/24/2026

95703

4989 Gaylord Klinefelter Contracting Inc

9,100.00

58-56-7025

Construction

08/26

08/24/2026

95704

6386 GreenTop Planning Development & Rese

15,749.50

10-19-6090

Contract Services

08/26

08/24/2026

95705

6265 H&S Energy Group

3,828.25

10-15-6030

Operating Supplies

08/26

08/24/2026

95706

1130 H.D. Fowler

582.20

20-21-6030

Operating Supplies

08/26

08/24/2026

95707

6227 Darryl Harmon

932.00

10-14-6090

Contract Services

08/26

08/24/2026

95708

6030 Hartwick Automotive LLC

80.20

20-21-6015

Equipment Maintenance

08/26

08/24/2026

95709

5754 iFocus Consulting Inc

2,575.00

49-10-6090

Contract Services

08/26

08/24/2026

95710

4980 iSecure Inc

89.50

10-12-6090

Contract Services

08/26

08/24/2026

95711

202 League of Oregon Cities

1,073.90

10-12-6120

Training/Travel

08/26

08/24/2026

95712

5554 Modern Marketing Inc

834.23

10-14-6170

Fire Prevention Program

08/26

08/24/2026

95713

5954 Morel Ink

414.22

10-19-6005

Office Supplies

08/26

08/24/2026

95714

4970 Outdoor Creations Inc

5,220.00

58-56-7025

Construction

08/26

08/24/2026

95715

4 Gregory Crockett

700.00

10-06-4150

Capella Revenue

08/26

08/24/2026

95716

4 Angelique Harding

550.00

10-06-4150

Capella Revenue

M = Manual Check, V = Void Check

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GL

Check

Check

Vendor

Period

Issue Date

Number

Number

Amount

Invoice GL Account

Invoice GL Account Title

Payee

08/26

08/24/2026

95717

6394 Elijah Porter

780.00

10-14-6090

08/26

08/24/2026

95718

207 Quill Corporation

138.68

10-19-6005

Office Supplies

08/26

08/24/2026

95719

6405 SHN Consulting Engineers &

4,164.45

53-43-7026

Construction-USDA

08/26

08/24/2026

95720

797 Town & Country Animal Clinic

143.00

61-41-6030

Supplies - K9

08/26

08/24/2026

95721

861 Village Express Mail Center

13.16

10-16-6060

Capella Expense

08/26

08/24/2026

95722

169 Waste Connections Inc

266.07

61-41-6038

Range Maintenance

08/26

08/24/2026

95723

5980 Jennifer Wolf

528.00

10-14-6090

Contract Services

08/26

08/24/2026

95724

5992 Ziply Fiber

100.90

30-10-6135

Communications

08/26

08/27/2026

95725

5893 Austin Electric LLC

990.00

10-19-6090

Contract Services

08/26

08/27/2026

95726

182 Coos-Curry Electric

11,340.31

10-16-6130

Utilities

08/26

08/27/2026

95727

6205 James Crafton

65.96

25-31-6120

Training/Travel

08/26

08/27/2026

95728

6115 Douglas A Bergstrom Ph.D.

400.00

10-13-6035

Miscellaneous

08/26

08/27/2026

95729

2640 Dyer Partnership

31,566.51

52-42-7025

Construction

08/26

08/27/2026

95730

2067 Enviro-Clean Equipment

1,965.00

15-10-6036

Misc Safety Supplies

08/26

08/27/2026

95731

3342 Fastenal

519.25

15-10-6030

Operating Supplies

08/26

08/27/2026

95732

2186 Ferguson Waterworks #3011

2,691.00

20-21-7020

Equipment

08/26

08/27/2026

95733

1130 H.D. Fowler

1,402.44

20-21-6030

Operating Supplies

08/26

08/27/2026

95734

6030 Hartwick Automotive LLC

182.69

10-13-6015

Equipment Maintenance

08/26

08/27/2026

95735

5858 Jacobs Engineering Group Inc

5,873.00

25-32-6091

Contract Services-Other

08/26

08/27/2026

95736

5858 Jacobs Engineering Group Inc

23,063.62

53-43-7025

Construction

08/26

08/27/2026

95737

4 Calvary Chapel Gold Beach

318.75

10-00-2070

Deposits

08/26

08/27/2026

95738

4 Shade Fish

675.00

10-00-2070

Deposits

08/26

08/27/2026

95739

4 Kimberly Adams

712.50

10-00-2070

Deposits

08/26

08/27/2026

95740

4 Paul Arvizu

550.00

10-06-4150

Capella Revenue

08/26

08/27/2026

95741

4 Addie Benson

300.00

10-00-2070

Deposits

08/26

08/27/2026

95742

4 Savannah Bumgardner

300.00

10-00-2070

Deposits

08/26

08/27/2026

95743

4 Ezra Childress

587.50

10-00-2070

Deposits

08/26

08/27/2026

95744

4 Austin Hunter

300.00

10-00-2070

Deposits

08/26

08/27/2026

95745

4 Jonathan McAmis

550.00

10-06-4150

Capella Revenue

08/26

08/27/2026

95746

4 Michael Perkins

300.00

10-00-2070

Deposits

08/26

08/27/2026

95747

4 Adrianna Ramirez

700.00

10-06-4150

Capella Revenue

08/26

08/27/2026

95748

4 Zachary Swenson

300.00

10-00-2070

Deposits

08/26

08/27/2026

95749

4 Brooke Williams

300.00

10-00-2070

Deposits

08/26

08/27/2026

95750

4 Andrew Youngblood

300.00

10-00-2070

Deposits

08/26

08/27/2026

95751

6316 Perfect Pack Dog Training LLC

90.00

61-41-6030

Supplies - K9

08/26

08/27/2026

95752

6394 Elijah Porter

760.50

10-14-6090

Contract Services

08/26

08/27/2026

95753

6172 PowerDMS Inc

550.00

10-13-6030

Operating Supplies

08/26

08/27/2026

95754

207 Quill Corporation

111.30

10-19-6005

Office Supplies

08/26

08/27/2026

95755

273 Traffic Safety Supply Co Inc

1,441.38

15-10-6060

Street Maintenance

08/26

08/27/2026

95756

5980 Jennifer Wolf

880.00

10-14-6090

Contract Services

08/26

08/27/2026

95757

4131 Zumar Industries Inc

452.53

15-10-6060

Street Maintenance

Grand Totals:

2,694,613.96

M = Manual Check, V = Void Check

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Check Register - Summary
Check Issue Dates: 8/1/2026 - 8/31/2026

Dated: ______________________________________________________
Mayor: ______________________________________________________
City Council: ______________________________________________________
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City Recorder: ______________________________________________________

Report Criteria:
Report type: Summary

M = Manual Check, V = Void Check

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2.35.210Penalties.
Any person violating the provisions of this chapter shall upon conviction pay a fine as
defined under Chapter 1.05 BMC, General Penalty, or be imprisoned for a term not to
exceed six months or by both such fine and imprisonment.
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2.35.260 Powers and duties of fire marshal and deputy fire marshal.
The fire marshal or his deputy shall enforce the provisions of all chapters of the
Brookings Municipal Code pertaining to the protection of the city of Brookings from fire.,
and all provisions of the State of Oregon Fire Code and standards referenced therein.
(Ord. 18-O-772 § 2 (Exh. A))
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§ 15.05.010Adoption of codes.
From the effective date of the ordinance codified in this chapter, the construction,
alteration, repair, demolition, moving, use or occupancy of a structure within the
jurisdiction of the city of Brookings shall comply with the standards and requirements of
the following codes, as now exist or as hereafter amended, each of which is hereby
adopted by this reference into the ordinances of the city of Brookings. Also by this
reference the city adopts those provisions of the Oregon Administrative Rules which
implement these codes. The building official shall enforce the regulations and provisions
set forth in the codes and the Oregon Administrative Rules as if the same were set forth
herein.
A. The currently adopted Oregon Structural Specialty Code, including the appendices
adopted by the state of Oregon and specifically adopting Appendices J and H, except as
hereinafter specifically modified.
1. Those types of construction activities listed in Section 101.2 as outside of the
authority of the Oregon Structural Specialty Code, but within the authority of
municipalities to regulate by local ordinance. Such activities shall be subject to the
relevant construction standards contained in the current Oregon Structural Specialty
Code;
B. The currently adopted Oregon Mechanical Specialty Code;
C. The currently adopted Oregon Plumbing Specialty Code;
D. The currently adopted Oregon Residential Specialty Code; provided, however, that
ORS 455.320 shall not be applicable;

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E. The currently adopted Oregon Fire Code and referenced NFPA standards;
F. The Uniform Code for the Abatement of Dangerous Buildings, 1997 Edition, published
and copyrighted by the International Conference of Building Officials, is hereby adopted
in its entirety, except as hereinafter specifically modified, to be hereinafter referred to as
the Dangerous Building Code.
New BMC provisions to be Added
§2.35.065 Adoption of the Oregon Fire Code.
A. The Oregon Fire Code, as amended or revised by the State of Oregon,
including Oregon-adopted appendices (the “Fire Code”), is adopted as fire
protection regulations within the City.
B. The Fire Code Official for the City is the Fire Chief or their designee.
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§2.35.265 Appeals.
A notice or order of the Fire Code Official to comply with the fire prevention
statutes may be appealed as provided by ORS 479.180.
§2.35.270 Construction – Severability.
If there is a conflict between any provision of the Fire Code and any provision of
this chapter, the provisions shall be construed as mutually complementary or
supplementary if possible; otherwise, the specific provision of this chapter
outside of the Fire Code shall govern. In the event that any provision or part of
the Fire Code or this chapter is found invalid or unconstitutional, such finding
shall not be construed as affecting the validity or constitutionality of any other
provision hereof.
§2.35.275 Enforcement.
Violation of any provision of the Fire Code or this chapter, or any order or permit
issued under the Fire Code or this chapter shall be considered a violation as
defined in BMC 1.05.010. Each day that a violation remains is a separate
infraction. The civil infraction remedy is in addition to any other legal or equitable
remedy, including the procedures and remedies set forth in the Fire Code.

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