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he sounds of nails being blasted into lumber and shingles being laid on rooftops ring out across the Panorama West neighborhood of Bonney Lake, but according to a report at this week’s city council meeting, to a city, home construction makes a different sound: Cha-ching. According to economist Elliot Eisenberg, whose hour-long presentation titled “The Metro Area Impact of Home Building in Bonney Lake, Wash.: Income, Jobs and Taxes Generated” opened the Feb. 14 council meeting, the economic impact of a new home can be up to approximately $1.3 million in the first year with a continuing contribution of nearly $86,000 per year once people move into the home.
“Houses being built here in the city are bringing a tremendous amount of gross revenue to the community and a tremendous amount of net income … to the overall community,” Eisenberg said. According to Eisenberg, there are three phases of economic impact that revolve around house construction. First comes the “construction phase” and the “ripple phase” which lasts about every eight months and generates revenue to the city through permit costs as well as providing an influx of cash into the retail economy through the supplies needed and the wages paid to - and presumably spent by - employees. “This generates a lot of economic steam,” Eisenberg said. “As this money gets spent it courses through the economy.”
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Police in Bonney Lake and around the state are asking residents to keep their eyes open for a man known as the “Piggyback Bandit” who this week was put on a bus in North Dakota Sherwin Shayegan and sent back to his home state of Washington. Sherwin Shayegan of Bothell
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Dieringer levy passes with 59 percent By Brian Beckley Staff Writer
Dieringer School District voters appear to have easily approved a two-year maintenance levy that makes up 32 percent of the district’s budget. As of Thursday, the levy was passing with 59.7 percent support. The levy will provide the district with $5.45 million in 2013 and $5.75 million in 2014.
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County rescinds grant to Sumner Family Center A handful of programs at the Sumner Family Center may have to be cut after a grant awarded by Pierce County was rescinded last month. The grant, valued at approximately $80,000, included $33,000 for continuing programs that have been funded for several years and nearly $50,000 for an expansion of programs at the center. But despite a 2011 letter congratulating the district and notifying them of the anticipated funding, a second letter arrived in January notifying the district that, due to changes, Sumner would not be receiving the money. “It’s unfortunate,” District Communications Director Ann Cook said. Cook said the programs affiliated with the grant, which include the Middle School Prevention teams, parenting classes at the Family Center and the district’s LifeSkills: Prevention curriculum, will still be considered for funding when the board of administrators begins the budget process, but money for those programs would now have to come from a new source. For example, the grant paid the $2,500 needed for the middle school prevention teams, a program
popular with teachers and principals. “Hopefully there will be funding available,” Cook said. Cook emphasized, however, the bulk of money expected from the grant was not designated for current programs. “The majority of the money is for new things,” she said. But Cook said the district has received the grant for several years and the board will now be forced to decide if the programs covered by the $33,000 from the county will continue to be funded and how. Cook also said the district’s revenue sources, especially grants, change constantly and in a $75 million budget, the grant is not a major source of income for the district. “We have many grants that have gone away,” she said, adding it was premature to arrive at any conclusions regarding programs
connected with the grant funding. Cook said the board will soon begin the budgeting process, but members are still waiting to see what the final funding package out of Olympia will look like once the state legislature completes its budget work. Officials for the county said the file was pulled and the grant was being reviewed. To comment on this story view it online at www. blscourierherald.com. Reach Brian Beckley at bbeckley@ courierherald.com or 360825-2555, ext. 5058.
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‘Gazing into the Eyes of a Wolf,’ a colored pencil composition by Stephanie Rosendhal, won first place among middle school entries. Art by students, photos by Daniel Nash
The Sumner School District’s fourth annual Art Show, held at Mountain View Middle School, had its biggest turnout yet in 2012. Students from the district’s high schools, middle schools and two elementary schools turned in just under 300 entries, Art Show chair Rom LaVerdiere said. Categories this year were “Drawing and Painting - High School,” “Drawing, Painting & 3D - Middle School,” “Sculpture Middle School,” and “Sculpture - High School,” plus honorable mentions. Judges were asked to select the compositions they felt represented the best work in each category. Winners in each category were:
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‘Where is my Mind?,’ an ink sketch by 8th grade student Hayden Hinton-Deschner, recalls the work of Ralph Steadman.
While the Sumner School District’s annual art show occupied Mountain View Middle School’s gym, the rest of the campus was dominated by the district scie nce fair Feb. 4. Students K-12 submitted projects to be judged for their adherence to scientific method and innovation. In addition, the fair featured exhibitions from the Mountain View LEGO Robotics Team, the Bonney Lake High School Robotics team, and the Pacific Science Center, among others. First placers in the competitive science fair were:
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age of these calls. Always make sure to keep these medications in a safe place away from your pets. 1 – Prescription human medication. 2 – Insecticides. 3 – Over-the-counter human medication. 4 – People Food. 5 – Household Products. 6 – Veterinary Medications. 7 – Rodenticides 8 – Plants 9 – Lawn and Garden Products 10 – Automotive Products With more people keeping their animals inside (especially cats), the number of animals exposed to automotive products (antifreeze, brake fluid, etc.) has dropped. This is great news since many of these products, if ingested, can be life- threatening. If you have any reason to suspect your furry family member has ingested something toxic, please contact your veterinarian, an after-hours emergency veterinary service in our area or the Animal Poison Control Center’s 24-hour hotline at 1-888426-4435. Thank you to our readers – we welcome you back next month. As always, send questions, comments, or suggestions for future columns to us at info@buckleyvet.com.
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Welcome back to Buckley Veterinary Hospital’s monthly pet care column. This month, we are highlighting your furry family member’s potential risk to ingestible hazards. Known and unknown toxins can be found hiding in our houses, yards and neighborhoods. We have combined tips from several animal health organizations to shed some light on latent and perhaps more obvious hazards that your pets may encounter. If your pet does encounter and ingest a toxin, we also want to deliver the resources to prevent illness, helping to provide a healthier and happier life for your best friend. In 2011, the American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals’ Animal Poison Control Center in Urbana, Ill., fielded more than 165,900 phone calls about pets exposed to poisonous substances. Below is their list categorizing the top 10 toxin types from those inquiries. Prescription Human Medications Almost 25,000 calls last year were about human prescription medications. Pets, especially dogs, are notorious for ingesting any dropped pill. Cardiac and ADHD medications make up a large percent-
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One of the main reasons people are drawn to cats as pets is the feline’s self-sufficiency. In many respects, cats can take care of themselves and be very content with minimal pampering from their owners. Many cats do not require bathing as a dog would. They are very capable of grooming themselves and keeping clean. In the rare instance a cat gets very dirty or gets a substance stuck in its fur that it cannot remove, then the cat might need a bath. Few have escaped the dramatic stories of attempting to bathe a cat, where the cat usually gets away after scratching or biting the person trying to do the bathing. Many cats are skittish around water, so anything like a bath is foreign to them. But there are ways to minimize the stress of bathing a cat – both to the animal and the person doing the bathing. Here are a few pointers. • Brush the cat’s fur before bathing to remove any tangles or matting. • Place something that the cat can grip with its claws into the bottom of the bath or sink. An old piece of window screen or something similar could provide traction. • Fill the sink or tub up with warm water before handling the cat to minimize skittishness. • Place cotton in the cat’s ears to prevent bath water from entering. • Slowly lower the cat into the water and watch for his or her response. Soothing words and some petting could calm nerves.
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Vice thief a rarity in sleepy Buckley Buckley is a sleepy hamlet of approximately 5,000 citizens, of which I am one. It straddles state Route 410 and one rarely has to worry about police intervention unless you’re speeding past the cemetery in the wee hours of the morning or, even worse, driving while impaired. With a smidgeon of help from his DOT technological marvel, Officer Goss, one of Buckley’s finest, has an award-winning handle on nailing hammered drivers. To be candid, it is amazing to me how many people are out there driving without a license or driving while their license John Leggett is suspended, who Staff Writer also happen to be sloshed out of their gourd or high as a kite. I’ll hop down off my soapbox now. At any rate, the most enthralling event that transpires every year in this lazy little whistle stop is the Buckley Log Show, always on the last weekend of June and thanks to the fine folks putting on the show, always admission-free. Every once in a great while, though, something unexpected happens. Such an occurrence went down just the other evening at the Union 76 gas station. Maybe what people say about nothing worthwhile happening after midnight is true. Approximately five minutes after the clock struck the bewitching hour Feb. 10, a moonstruck fool wearing a gray, hooded sweatshirt and a red bandana around his face, sashayed into the convenience store. Brandishing a sawed-off shotgun, he waved the weapon in the general direction of the female clerk’s face and growled, “Give me a six-pack of Coors light and a carton of Camel straights and nobody gets hurt.”
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$96 million down, nearly a billion more to go in budget There is finally a bit of good news from Olympia. The state’s Revenue Forecast Council reports that tax revenues for this biennium will be $96 million higher than projected last November, and state tax collections for 2013-15 are projected to grow by 6.6 percent. But we shouldn’t get too excited. Even with this additional revenue and the cuts the Legislature made in December’s special session, lawmakers still need to make up about a $1 billion deficit to balance the budget. Even if they manage to close the gap this time, the basic problem remains: The state budget is unsustainable.
Laurie Miller named SDA Program Manager The Sumner Downtown Association is excited to announce that Laurie Miller of Sumner has accepted the position of Program Manager. She has many years of experience in event planning, fundraising, nonprofit boards, working with volunteers, marketing and administration. She is the “perfect fit” to help the Sumner Downtown Association grow and serve the Sumner community better than ever, SDA President Barbara Ford said.
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Without systemic change, we face a future of ever larger deficits. As Sen. Jim Kastama, D-Puyallup, points out, “Even if we do pass more taxes or make the kind of cuts this year, the long term projection on our state budget basically has to be dealt with or else we’ll be in deficits every single year for the next five years.” Kastama explains that Washington takes in $15 billion a year, but the budget spends $16 billion. If we do nothing, annual revenues are expected to grow to almost $19 billion by 2017, but our state’s expenses will grow even faster — to $22 billion. Because the state budget is based on a two-year cycle, that means in 2017 our budget deficit will grow to $6.6 billion. Raising taxes isn’t the solution. Even if legislators increase taxes by a billion dollars, the 2017 budget will still have a $4.4 billion deficit. Unfortunately, elected officials have a history of kicking the can down the road, avoiding the tough choices that Kastama advocates in favor of
temporary fixes. That’s like putting a Band-Aid on a severed artery. When the state budget is hemorrhaging red ink, it can’t get better until we fix the underlying problems. So, what’s wrong with limping along with temporary fixes hoping the economy perks up on its own? Look at what’s happening in Illinois. With billions of dollars of unpaid bills, Illinois is now known as “The Deadbeat State.” Even after passing a $7 billion tax increase last year, including a “temporary” state income tax, the situation remains dire because state lawmakers refuse to make needed pension, regulatory and budget reforms. The Illinois governor’s suggestion? Borrow more money. When politicians turn a blind eye to systemic problems, they fester and grow. It sends a powerful message to employers: “Stay away.” For example, Caterpillar Inc., headquartered in Illinois, is the world’s largest manufacturer of construction and mining equipment, diesel and natural gas engines and industrial gas turbines. Caterpillar is to Illinois what Boeing is to Washington state. But in a recent Chicago Tribune editorial, CEO Doug Oberhelman pointed out that, while Caterpillar announced plans for dozens of new
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brunell FROM 7 factories over the last few years and its U.S. workforce increased by more than 14,500 in the last 10 years, none of that growth occurred in Illinois. In fact, the Caterpillar Illinois workforce is the same as it was 10 years ago. Oberhelman noted that, â€œâ€Śwhen Caterpillar and most other companies look to locate a new factory in the U.S., Illinois is not in the running.â€? The reason: Illinois’ high
cost of doing business and the legislature’s failure to pass a sustainable budget — the same problems employers face in Washington. Our situation isn’t that bad yet, but it underscores the need to develop a budget that lives within the revenues the state collects. Instead of passing temporary fixes so they can adjourn and campaign for re-election, state legislators need to overhaul the budget. That’s a real solution that will foster economic growth and create jobs.
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Panthers third at Mat Classic By John Leggett Staff Writer
The Bonney Lake High wresting team finished third during last weekend’s Class 3A state tournament in the Tacoma Dome with a point total of 85. The majority of those points were accrued when 120-pounder Andrew Cunningham claimed the state championship, dynamic 113pound sophomore Colton Tracy finished second and Chili Sabin, 160 pounds, took third place. Cunningham shook off adversity to earn the state title, as while wrestling in the semis, he split his eyelid and had it stitched prior to going into the championship challenge against Enumclaw’s Tyke Reid, where Cunningham won with a 4-1 decision. “What a way for Cunningham to end his fantastic wrestling career. He simply was not going to be denied out there no matter what fate threw at him,” coach Anthony Clarke said of his senior captain, who will be heading to Brigham Young University on a full-ride ROTC Air Force scholarship
next year. Cunningham is the first two-time state champion in BLHS history, as he also earned the 103-pound state champion’s belt to cap his sophomore campaign. Just as he had at the regional tournament two weeks ago at Bonney Lake, Tracy wound up confronting Kelso High’s Josh Newberg. Again, the more experienced Newberg prevailed, this time blanking Tracy 5-0. “Colton told me after finishing second at state for the second outing in a row to the same guy, that he wasn’t going to let anybody prevent him from claiming the state crown next year,” Clarke said. Clarke noted that there was more parity in Sabin’s 160pound weight division than in any other weight class in the 3A phase at Mat Classic. “Any of those guys could have won the title and Chili lost to the eventual champion from Mercer Island, Blake Johnson, in the semis. Sabin showed a lot of determination and just wrestled his heart out to take third,” Clarke said. Of the three other wrestlers Bonney Lake took to state, senior Jake Leuders placed
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Andrew Cunningham – Two-time Champion
Yodi Lawes – Earns State Title
Andrew Cunningham received stitches, then captured his second Mat Classic title. Photo by Brenda Sexton/To view or buy photos go to www.courierherald.com.
Yodi Lawes, in just her second year of wrestling, won a state championship. Photo by Brenda Sexton/To view or buy photos go to www.courierherald.com.
fifth at 170 pounds, Matt Yuste took eighth at 145 and Evan Dorsey, at 182, missed placing by one match. Senior female Panther grappler, Yolanda “Yodi” Lawes took home state champion accolades in the girl’s 112-pound weight class in what was only her second year of wrestling. “Yodi is a natural in the sport and is a wrestling fiend,” Clark said. “She hopes to take her skill set to the next level after graduating this summer and wrestle for some college. She is truly devoted and I hope some university will give her the opportunity to continue her mat career. I am certain that they won’t be disappointed.”
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Sumner High School’s wrestling team took 23rd place among 63 teams at the state Class 2A tournament inside the Tacoma Dome Friday and Saturday. The team earned 28 points. AJ Atoigue, wrestling at 152 pounds, took fifth place. He opened by pinning Jacob Marks of Interlake High at 5 minutes, 52 seconds, and followed that with an 18-9 victory over Carter Bushman of Quincy High. Atoigue then fell to Braydan Berezay of East Valley-Spokane, a 10-2 loss that knocked him into the consolation bracket. Atoigue faced down Elias Mason of Cheney High, losing 6-0 and being knocked farther down the bracket; he finished by defeating Derek Troy 4-2 to secure the fifth-place showing. Jed Schliesman, 138 pounds, took seventh place. He was pinned in the first round by Centralia’s Michael Stuart.
He survived two rounds in the consolation bracket, by 7-2 decision and pin, before being dropped to the bout for seventh by Maverick Reddaway of Fife. Schliesman went on to claim seventh when Kody Ergeson of Selah exited due to injury default. Jeremy Jackson, 132 pounds, took eighth place. He won his first Sumner High’s AJ Atoigue earned fifth-place honors at Mat Classic. Photo by Brenda match against Geff Sexton/To view or buy photos go to www.blscourierherald.com. Duncan 4-2, before being defeated by 106 pounds, had qualified for state but did Aaron Arredondo. Jackson beat Connor Veach by pin, and not place. Unger suffered two losses before was pinned by Andrew Peterson. He was being eliminated. Filleau won his first match before losing the subsequent two then defeated by Logan Merkle, 10-2. Travis Filleau and Jacob Unger, both and being eliminated.
at state meet By Daniel Nash Staff Writer
Sumner High’s boys swim and dive team took 15th place at the weekend’s Class 2A state tournament at the King County Aquatic Center in Federal Way. The Spartans’ Connor Powers-Hubbard took third place in the 100-yard breaststroke with a time of 59.64 seconds, setting a Sumner High School record. He took fifth in the 100 freestyle with a time of 49.16. The 200 medley relay team of PowersHubbard, Severn Anderson, Sam Parks and Selmer took 12th with an overall time of 1:48.80. Powers-Hubbard swam the backstroke in 27.86, Anderson swam a breaststroke in 29.86, Sam Parks swam the butterfly leg in 27.36, and Selmer swam his best time with a 23.72 leg in the race. David Kakuk took 14th place in diving.
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• Jaime Trejo was appointed to the Bonney Lake Park Board. • Dennis Paulsen was appointed to the Bonney Lake Planning Commission. • The next session of the Bonney Lake Police Department’s Citizen’s Academy will begin March 20th. • Since the first of the year, the City Council has taken a number of actions, including: • —Approved a non-binding memorandum of understanding with the Greater Bonney Lake Veterans Memorial Committee for the construction of a veterans memorial. • —Approved a cost share with Puget Sound Energy design underground utilities within the Main street and SR410 Intersection improvements, and likewise approved a contract with Shea, Carr & Jewel, Inc. for design of said intersection improvements. • —Heard a presentation from renowned economist Dr. Elliott Eisenberg the economic impact of Home Building in Bonney Lake. • —Renewed the agreement with Bonney Lake Community Resources for the operation of the concession stand at Allan Yorke Park. • —Renewed the agreement with Bonney Lake Community Resources (food bank) for the operation of the Community Garden on 89th Street. • —Renewed the Interlocal Agreement for the DUI Task Force. • —Extended the employment agreement of City Administrator Don Morrison through March 31, 2014.
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he City often receives complaints from people who do not want various phone books, handbills, newspapers, or advertising inserts, including the “Yes” advertising paper that comes in a ‘pink’ bag. Many of these don’t get picked up and become litter on our City streets and ROW. The “Yes” circular is distributed through the News Tribune. Advertisers have a legal “free speech” protection under the law to distribute this type of advertising even though it is commercial advertising. What can you legally do about it? If citizens do not wish to receive this or similar circulars they could either: 1) For the “Yes” ad material, contact the News Tribune directly at the number listed below and explicitly request that their addresses be removed from the distribution lists; or 2) place signs on your property explicitly stating “No Trespass”,
“No Solicitation”, and/or “No Advertisement”. You can reach the New Tribune Customer service at 1-800-289-8711 Monday thru Friday: 6:00 a.m. - 3:30 p.m., Saturday & Sunday: 6:00 a.m. – noon, or E-mail: tntcsdispatch@thenewstribune.com. You can also manage your TNT subscription online at www.thenewstribune.com to view your account, pay your bill, input a vacation stop/start or notify of a delivery error. You can use a similar procedure for other unwanted material form other distributors.
Adopt-A-Street This Year
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he Adopt-A-Street Program is a fun and worthwhile program that will give you, your company, school or organization recognition while saving taxpayer dollars. You can adopt a City street and beautify a part of Bonney Lake in partnership with the City. This is a great way to promote community pride and goodwill within your organization,
and among family and friends. The City recognizes the organization’s concern for the environment with a sign that identifies the organization responsible for the cleanup of that particular street segment. Adopting a street requires litter pickup on your designated street segment (usually a minimum of a 1 mile stretch) at least quarterly over at two-year period. The City will provide a safety vest, trash bags and trash pickup. For complete information about the program, download an application packet from the City’s website at citybonneylake.org. Call Triss Weber at (253) 447-4320 for more information.
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On Feb. 26th and March 10th, from 9am to 2pm, people will have an opportunity to salvage native plants from the Eastern third of the former WSU Forest. These 2 native plant salvage event days are being coordinated by the Native Plant Salvage Alliance. Access to the site shall be from the NE corner of the former WSU Demonstration Forest off 214 Avenue. No parking will be allowed anywhere on the Forest. Look for yellow NPSA sandwich boards on 214th Ave East, and on Hwy 410. You may not visit the site prior to the event and cannot return to the site after the event. Native Plant Salvage Alliance will provide a safety orientation to all volunteers and plants can be removed by hand shovel only. All participants will be required to sign a Release/Assumption of Risk agreement form. You may sign up for the even by registering online at http://kwiksurveys.com?s=LJKILJ_2280eaa8. For more information, contact Anna Thurston, Volunteer Program Director Native Plant Salvage Alliance, at 253-5663342, a.thurston@turningorb.com.
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Thanks to the Bonney Lake community for its generosity this past holiday season. Tons of presents were wrapped and distributed to 871 children for the Annual Bonney Lake Giving Tree Event and 17,498 food items were distributed to our Bonney Lake Food Bank, Bread Of Life Food Bank and our area senior citizens for Christmas and the winter months ahead. Along with these donations $3,675 were collected and distributed to the Food Banks. The City appreciates the generosity of the Bonney Lake citizens and their families, business partners, the Sumner School District staff and families, East Pierce Fire and Rescue staff, and the City of Bonney Lake staff and families. Without you all, this could not have been accomplished! Thank you for your generosity, your caring and for your continued partnership year after year. Special thanks goes to Barb Wigton of the Bonney Lake Police Department for the countless number of volunteer hours she has spent coordinating the Giving Tree and related programs. Thanks also to the Marine “Toys For Tots Program”, who have partnered with the BL Police Department for many years to help make the Toys for Tots program a great success.
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Summner School District 35%
This year, a Bonney Lake resident with a home assessed at $200,000 will pay the City of Bonney Lake $276 in property tax. As shown by the chart, most of the property tax on a home goes to support other units of government. Only 11% of a Bonney Lake resident’s property tax bill goes to the City of Bonney Lake. Out of that $276 comes police protection, court and jail services, park and recreation, street maintenance, and general government services. Its not a whole lot for a year, considering that you could pay almost that much for a family to attend one or two Mariners games. The recent ice storm cost the City an estimated $37 per household for plowing, sanding, tree and debris removal, etc. Funds to cover most emergencies come from the City’s General Fund. So a good share of that $276 in property taxes this year will go towards the storm cleanup. It doesn’t leave a lot for everything else. The City can only sustain one small storm event per year without breaking the budget.
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While no one likes paying taxes, your Bonney Lake property taxes actually get you a lot for the dollar.
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Houses FROM 1 Eisenberg said for every 35 homes built, approximately $4.8 million in income and $1.3 million in taxes are generated in the construction phase, including about
71 local jobs. The ripple phase brings in about $2.8 million in income and $335,000 in taxes, as well as 46 jobs for every 35 homes built. The final phase is known as the “occupancy phase” and occurs after a family moves in to the home and
begins spending money in the community. Though it generates less money each year, the occupancy phase is ongoing for the life of the house, generating approximately $680,000 a year in income, $233,000 in taxes and 12 local jobs per 35 homes.
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estimated $6,880 in revenue, making each new home generally profitable to the city. Home construction in Bonney Lake continues to progress, but the 74 permits issued in 2011 fall well short of a high of 329 in 2002 and a pre-recession
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number of 233 in 2007. Deputy Mayor Dan Swatman organized the presentation and said he did so because he wanted to make sure the entire council had all of the facts on homebuilding and the money it can generate. Swatman said there are about 700 lots ready for construction in Bonney Lake ready and waiting for homes to be built. “I don’t want to be mowing down forests to build n e w homes, but there are lots sitting e m p t y,” he said, a d d ing that Dan Swatman there are already service costs associated with the lots. “We’re paying to plow that whole street.” Swatman also said he hoped to spur a discussion about the city’s impact and permit fees as a way to spur building. Swatman said the development community has made it clear that Bonney Lake’s fees are quite high compared to PIerce County’s, something Eisenberg confirmed. “Too high is a relative question,” he said, responding to a question from the council. Eisenberg said Bonney lake’s are about three times higher than the county’s. “It’s unusual to see that profound a difference,” he said. “It does have impact. It has to have impact.” But Eisenberg said some localities can have high fees because people want to be there, something with which councilmember Jim Rackley agreed. Swatman said he was interested in revisiting the city’s impact fees this year, but only to find a different way to pay for services, which he said should pay for themselves. “Our fees are what they are because they cost us that much (to provide services),” he said. Swatman said the presentation cost the city about $2,000, but said the information provided was well worth the cost. “I haven’t heard a lot of that anywhere else,” he said. To comment on this story view it online at w w w.b l s c o u r i e r h e ra l d . com. Reach Brian Beckley at bbeckley@courierherald.com or 360-825-2555, ext. 5058
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Spartans rally to earn berth By John Leggett Staff Writer
The Foss High gymnasium, where the West Central District basketball tourna-
Spartans earn district victory By John Leggett
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A young Sumner High girls basketball squad got off on the wrong foot in the West Central District III tournament last week, losing to North Kitsap 46-41, which made the trek far more arduous. The setback to the Vikings immediately hurled the Spartans into the consolation bracket, where they would have to win three straight loser-out games to claim the No. 4 seed to state. The purple and gold passed its first test with flying colors, fighting off a physical Kingston squad out of the Olympic League, prevailing at Lakes High Saturday by a score of 54-48 and making its overall record 13-11. In that encounter, 6-foot, 1-inch freshman Jaime Lange was treated like a human punching bag by Kingston’s physical bunch and she has the black eye to prove it. Lange, who had a dozen points and nearly
20 rebounds against North Kitsap earlier in the week, hauled down 14 rebounds and tallied 11 points against the Buccaneers. It was a total team effort that forced the Buccaneers to walk the plank, though, as junior wing Nicole Miller racked up 12 points. Miller and senior point guard Tayler Holtman each accounted for seven boards. Sumner’s next mission was trying to eliminate Fife at Lakes High Monday afternoon; results of that contest came too late to include here. Fife is a fellow SPSL 2A squad, which Sumner had already bludgeoned twice during the regular season. If the Spartans beat the Trojans Monday, they would then go on to play the winner of the Foster vs. Olympic match-up Tuesday at Foss high school’s facility. The victor in that Fat Tuesday meeting would be awarded the No. 4 seed into state tourney action.
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When the Bonney Lake High boys basketball squad was eliminated Feb. 14 by Mountain View of Vancouver in the Class 3A district tournament, it almost seemed unfair. Not because the Panthers were defeated 75-59 by a good Thunder contingent, but because the Panthers were kicked to the curb after losing a solitary game. “It is what it is,” Panther coach Rob Smith said, “but it still seemed like the guys on this team deserved better than to be one and done. “I felt like the final tally wasn’t really an accurate reflection of how the entire game went at all, but give the Thunder credit. They are an extremely good shooting squad,” Smith said. BL’s Mike Gould accounted for 19 points and Keenan Jackson contributed 12.
try two points in the third quarter. The Eagles attempted an uprising in the fourth period, doubling up on SHS 18-9, but the rebellion was quelled and Sumner had escalated its overall record to 20-4. The results of Monday’s district championship confrontation arrived too late to include here. If Sumner prevailed it will have earned the No. 1 seed into state action, which gets under way Friday at Mount Tahoma; the Class 2A’s Elite Eight will head to Yakima’s SunDome March 1-3.
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Dan DeVries and Joey Kendall averaged 14 points apiece in the three contests and 6-foot, 5-inch senior post Zeb Glissmeyer kept the backboard sparkling clean by latching onto 10 rebounds in each of the three meetings, while also notching double figure scoring in all three encounters. Although SHS clearly had its hands full against both Eatonville and Kingston, the Spartans clearly owned Lindbergh High Saturday, playing a suffocating defense that allowed the Eagles a pal-
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Bonney Lake High School Drama to perform ‘Annie’ with proceeds to help Family Center Bonney Lake High School’s drama department will bring the sun out this March when it performs a stage adaptation of the musical “Annie,” the Depression-
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