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Progress in legal cases against YarrowBay BY DENNIS BOX dbox@maplevalleyreporter.com
A handful of legal decisions were issued recently related to YarrowBay’s master planned developments in Black Diamond, The Villages and Lawson Hills. Superior Court Judge Patrick Oishi granted a YarowBay motion to dismiss the appeal of the development agreements for the developments Dec. 5. In the court documents Oishi wrote that the petitioners, Toward Responsible Development, missed three court ordered deadlines — Oct. 10, Nov. 2 and Nov. 26 — to pay the city’s cost for preparing the record. In the conclusions Oishi wrote, “TRD in its response to
the third motion (to dismiss by YarrowBay), concedes that dismissal is warranted to allow issues to be resolved by the Court of Appeals.” TRD can appeal the dismissal to the Court of Appeals. Still pending before the Court of Appeals is the Land Use Petition Act, or LUPA, appeal of the master planned development permits. Oishi ruled in favor of the city and YarrowBay in August dismissing the LUPA appeal petition. The ruling was appealed by TRD to the Court of Appeals. A hearing date has not been set, but TRD’s opening brief is due Jan. 10. In another legal decision regarding the developments, the city’s hearing examiner issued a recommendation of
approval on YarrowBay’s preliminary plat. A plat is a map which shows the divisions of a piece of land shown to scale. According to a release from YarrowBay, the plat includes “782 residences, 190,000 square feet of commercial development, two large parks, trails, open space and one elementary school site for the Enumclaw School District. The plat is designed to accommodate single family, multifamily, commercial, retail and school uses.”
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Racing legend helps open new business Firestone celebrates with Mario Andretti BY KRIS HILL khill@covingtonreporter.com
Mario Andretti, a racing legend whose resume includes wins in NASCAR’s Daytona 500 as well as the Indianapolis 500 among many others, helped open the new Firestone in Covington Dec. 14 and broke the ceremonial scissors in the process. The racing legend signed the broken scissors. Turns out he wasn’t the first one, according to staff from the Covington Chamber of Commerce. It was a light moment during what was a joyous grand opening for a new Covington business. Andretti, whose relationship with Firestone since he started racing decades ago, has helped open eight Firestone stores this year including the one in Covington. COVINGTON He explained the company is selective about which stores he makes appearances at, so, it’s something special for him to visit. “These stores are fabulous,” Andretti said. “It’s all about trying to create some awareness that they’re here. Firestone, they’re a very good neighbor. When they come into the community, they become a part of it.
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city’s mission to make Covington a great place to shop, work and play. This wasn’t his first trip to the Pacific Northwest or the Covington area. Andretti raced once at Pacific Raceways on the road course. “I have a faint memory of it,” Andretti said. “I think it was back in the late ‘60s, could be ‘68 actually. I remember that I finished second … other than that, the closest I’ve raced in
With the approval of the 2013 budget two positions were eliminated from Maple Valley’s payroll: city attorney and community development director. The Maple Valley City Council approved the 2013 budget at its meeting Monday. Before the council approved the budget, it first approved an employment separation agreeMAPLE ment with City VALLEY Attorney Christy Todd. As part of the agreement, Todd will be given six months severance pay and benefits. “It was my sincere pleasure to serve the city of Maple Valley for the past five years,” Todd wrote in an email. “Maple Valley is truly a unique City and I treasure the opportunities I was given here.” Maple Valley will seek contract legal services, something cities like Covington have done. Steve Clark, the city’s public works director, will take on the duties of Ty Peterson, who has been community development director for the city for nine years, as both de-
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Isabella Jocz, 6, asks Mario Andretti to sign her pink fedora during Covington Firestone’s grand opening event Dec. 14. Fans of all ages waited for Andretti, who has won races in a variety of cars, to sign hats, posters, programs and die cast model cars. KRIS HILL, The Reporter To view a slide show go to www.maplevalleyreporter.com. They’ll be a good asset.” He commended the design of the store, describing it as “efficient,” while Firestone will provide a full line of tires and services for cars. Andretti added that Firestone selects locations like Covington because the company sees value in communities that are investing in development. During the grand opening ceremony, Firestone donated $500 each to Meals on Wheels and the Covington Rotary Club,
demonstrating what Andretti explained about the company’s involvement in the community. It’s something that city officials are pleased about as well, as Covington Mayor Margaret Harto noted. “We are excited to have Firestone come to Covington,” Harto said. “They’re not just sitting on this corner trying to get your business. They’re involved in this community.” With the addition of Firestone, Harto said, it enhances the
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7 to replace the 35-foot Spruce which had to come down after a vandal fatally damaged it Dec. 1.Harto told the small crowd who showed up for the second lighting of the tree that Fred Meyer in Covington as well as Valley Orthopedic Associates donated $2,000 each to help cover the costs of replacing the tree. Additionally, Clements Construction chipped in another $1,000, and residents of the city from the very young to the elderly donated small amounts from the pennies in their piggy banks to $5 bills which added up to
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Thanks to generous support from businesses and community members, the Covington community tree lights up the Don Henning Roundabout again. During a second tree lighting ceremony Dec. 12 with about 50 spectators on the sidewalk near Fred Meyer on 168th Place Southeast, Covington Mayor Margaret Harto counted down from 10 before Santa Claus hit the switch to light up the tree, a 25-foot Mountain Hemlock which was planted Dec.
In a story in last week’s issue about Maple Valley’s property tax levy, it was stated there was a .9 percent increase. The actual increase was 11 percent. The .9 percent referred to a financial statistic ultimately omitted for the sake of clarity.
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more than $400. “It affirms my believe and my passion about this city,� Harto said. “We’ve been lighting this tree since we became a city in 1997. We weren’t going to let one person ruin this. Isn’t it beautiful? And it’s going to stay that way all through the holidays.� The tree which was vandalized was planted in 2008. It replaced a tree on the corner of 168th and Southeast 272nd Street which the city had been lighting up for years during the holidays. That tree came down in part to make way
interest rates. Part of the bond proceeds will be used to fund relocation of Southeast District Court to the Maleng Regional Justice Center in Kent. In addition funding went toward several technology improvement projects that include upgrading the county’s telephone system, migrating from a mainframe to a
for construction of the road expansion needed to carry traffic to Costco but also because it was diseased and dying. Once the roundabout, which was named after Covington Councilman Don Henning who died in 2007, was complete in October 2008 the new tree was placed. At the time it was 25 feet tall. According to information provided by the city, it cost $4,000 for the tree, transportation, planting, warranty and service. Tack on to that $1,800 for the string lights, $650 for the star on top as well as $1,500 for the equipment
modern computing environment, and making improvements to the county’s wide area computing network. King County received 13 bids to purchase the first series of tax-exempt bonds totaling $25.4 million. The winning bid was from Fidelity Capital markets at an interest cost of 1.16 percent for bonds that mature in stages during the next
needed to string the lights along with staff time. Covington staff are also working with Crime Stoppers, which will offer up to a $1,000 reward for information leading to the arrest and prosecution of the vandal. To report tips anonymously, contact Crime Stoppers at 1-800-222-TIPS (8477) or provide a web tip at www. crimestoppers.com. For more information send email to raisethetree@covingtonwa.gov or call Community Relations Coordinator Karla Slate at 253-480-2402.
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Mural installed at site of miners memorial statue BY TJ MARTINELL tmartinell@covingtonreporter.com
A new mural for the Black Diamond Miners Memorial has been set at the future site outside the Black Diamond Historical Society’s building. According to Gomer Evans, a member of the historical society and whose father was a fire boss in the mines, stated the mural is intended to help potential donors get a sense of what will eventually be constructed there. As a way to raise funds, the historical society is selling bricks to
[ BUSINESS from page 1] the Pacific Northwest is Portland.� In fact, Portland has some special memories for Andretti, who beat his son Michael by seven onethousandths of a second on Father’s Day in 1986. “I nipped him right at the
be laid on the walkway. goal. “Hopefully, it will pique Evans said the society someone’s interest in buyand community voluning a brick,� he said. teers have helped keep the Currently, the granite is project cost low by contribbeing quarried uting either time and the platform “Without the help or resources. The for the pedestal mural, painted by of volunteers the statue will Mira Hoke, is one there’s no way stand on top of example of this, as has been installed. we could get this it was done free of done. We’ve had The project is charge. the generosity of estimated to cost “Without the a lot of people.� around $80help of volunteers Gomer Evans 100,000. A big there’s no way meter placed next we could get this to the mural outdone,� he said. side the museum indicated “We’ve had the generosity the society is about halfway of a lot of people.� to reaching its fundraising President Keith Watson end,� Andretti said. “He was so pissed then he realized it was Father’s Day, then he said, ‘Happy Father’s Day.’� Andretti, who is 72, was happy to return to Covington to support the latest Firestone store. His relationship with the company goes back to the mid-1960s
[ BUDGET from page 1] partments will merge into a single group in City Hall. Todd and Peterson will remain in their positions until the end of the year. These two changes are expected to save the city $120,000 and $85,000 per year respectively. The decision to eliminate the positions was made in
when he raced on the tires and became a tester of the product. “My relationship with them helped me tremendously to develop my skills,� he said. “I won some major races with Firestone tires, so, the
said the statue is expected to be completed by February. Before it is placed on the pedestal which is four feet tall, however, he said they intend to display it in the museum. They also plan to create a miners honor garden on a small slope behind the pedestal and wall. In addition, there will be several granite benches opposite of the memorial statue, adjacent to the old fire house. The historical society first conceived of the idea for a memorial during the summer after members visited the coal mining town of
Roslyn near Cle Elum. There, they were impressed by the town’s memorial statue and wall dedicated to its miner population. With Black Diamond’s wall however, they intend to have not just the names of miners who worked in the Black Diamond mines, but all coal miners killed in the state. The reason for this, he said, is because miners often moved around to find work and consequently ended up in different towns such as Franklin, Lawson and Ravensdale.
relationship continued.� During the grand opening ceremony, Andretti told the crowd that even though it’s NEW unlikely most drivers won’t need tires that can handle speeds in excess of 200 mph, the testing
and development he’s been involved with ensures that those tires can handle that which enhances their safety on the roads. “When I have the opportunity to make these appearances, I have the ability to talk with some authority,� Andretti said.
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order to help close a gap in the city’s budget. In a letter to the City Council in November, Maple Valley City Manager David Johnston wrote that a change in development projections knocked the budget balance out by $568,000. This shortfall occurred, according to Johnston, when staff realized the city’s projection of 150 single family permits per year for six years, a total of 900, was impossible
The historical society was able to obtain the names from Palmer Coking Coal Company, which had acquired them from the state. The hope, Evans said, is to have the wall and the statue completed for the opening of Miners Day in July. Ellensburg artist Paul Crites is working on the statue.
Reach TJ Martinell at 425432-1209 ext. 5052. To comment on this story go to covingtonreporter.com. “It’s one of those win-win relationships.�
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given that the city only has 559 plats left. This caused staff to readjust their projections to less than 88 permits per year. While $148,000 of the shortfall will be covered by the newly enacted transportation benefit district, it still left $420,000.
Reach TJ Martinell at 425-432-1209 ext. 5052. To comment on history go to maplevalleyreporter.com.
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Child’s Christmas gift stolen from front porch BY TJ MARTINELL tmartinell@maplevalleyreporter.com
About the only thing as low as stealing an 8-yearold’s gift from under the Christmas tree is stealing it off the front porch. This is what happened to Maple Valley resident Phyl-
lis Ermey after her family saved up for months to buy a dirt bike for her son for Christmas. “He’s been wanting a dirt bike since he was 3,� she said. “He’s fascinated (with them). We felt he was old enough this year to have
one.� After ordering the bike online, it was delivered by FedEx last Monday at around 1:30 p.m. Ermey said she got home at around 4:30 p.m., but the bike was not there. At first, she thought the delivery
had been late until FexEx confirmed the delivery on Tuesday. Ermey said she has filed a police report, but has little hope of the thieves getting caught. What is most troubling, Ermey said, is the fact that the bike came
in a hefty package weighing almost 50 pounds that would have required at least two people to carry away. Her son is still unaware that the bike was stolen, as Ermey told him his father’s gift had been taken when the police arrived at the
house to investigate. But with Christmas almost a week away, Ermey said the bike is too expensive to be replaced. “I didn’t know what to do (when she found out),� she said. “I still don’t know what to do.
The week before Christmas in the garden Marianne Binetti
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And so Christmas gives Santa a part-time employment, ‘Till spring when the blooms are his real life enjoyment. So ask the big guy for garden gifts this year, Seeds, plants and tools, Santa holds them all dear. You see malls may be crowded, vendors hawking their ware, but visit a nursery, stress-free shopping is there. Now Santa’s flown off, to the nursery he goes, and his voice fills the night with loud Hoe! Hoe! Hoes! Merry Christmas from Marianne Binetti.
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This year marks the 30th anniversary of writing this weekly column. That’s more than 1,500 columns, most inspired by readers that once mailed in questions but now use email to ask for answers to a multitude of gardening questions. One Christmas, years ago and home with small children, I penned this poem as a tribute to Santa at Christmas. It still remains the most
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Braving the masses to shop Kris Hill Assistant editor
Those of us who live out here in Covington, Maple Valley and Black Diamond or even Hobart or Ravensdale, surely at times feel like we live out on the edge of civilization especially this time of year when we’re trying to get our holiday shopping done. OK, maybe it’s just me. Still, while there are some great shopping options around such as Costco, Kohl’s, Fred Meyer, several dollar stores, just to name a few examples, there are simply some options that you have to drive to Southcenter or Bellevue or possibly Federal Way in order to complete one’s holiday gift acquisition missions. There are, however, some things many residents of this area do to avoid the 40 minute drive to any of those bastions of consumerism. What I did was take a week off earlier this month to get as much as I possibly could on weekdays to avoid the crush of shoppers at Southcenter or Bellevue Square. Another option which is particularly popular is to shop online. Amazon can cover those gifts, though if you’re still shopping online this close to Christmas you’re probably paying quite a bit extra for shipping, but given that you’re likely a procrastinator as it is you’re probably used to paying for the convenience of putting things off. Speaking of the famous online retailer, Amazon Fresh also delivers in this area now, a recent development which could make last-minute holiday gathering grocery shopping easier.
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There are other options for that, too, such as delivery by Full Circle Farms or Smith Brothers Dairy — a personal favorite — to offer a couple of other examples. And for you brave souls who commute to the Eastside, the Kent Valley or even Seattle for work, there is always the option of getting shopping done during lunch hour or leaving work early to knock it out. Or, you could get crafty and make gifts for family as well as friends. There’s something special about a handmade item that shows a certain kind of thought and love went into it that perhaps other gifts may not. A great photo in a nice frame can fall into this category, maybe will a decorated, personalized matting to make
it extra special. That way you’re spending time working on the gift, not stuck in traffic in the pouring rain trying to get home or in a line with other harried shoppers who are barely hanging onto their sanity. Another option, which I would be remiss not to mention as well as would draw the ire of our local chambers of commerce, is to shop at all the awesome local businesses we have in the area. I would suggest going to the websites of the Covington Chamber or the Maple Valley-Black Diamond Chamber to look at their listings because you could definitely find just what you’re looking for without having to leave town.
location. Ultimately, I came away with two thoughts. One, I pray as a reporter I never, ever, ever have to cover this kind of event — the death of children — in any manner whatsoever, whether by accident or not. Of all the stories a reporter might have to write, those are on my verboten list. If I never have to, it will be one of the many blessings of my career. Second, as a reporter, I can’t begin to describe what it would be like for Newtown’s local newspaper. Not only did they have to contend with covering a scene of appalling evil committed against their own neighbors and friends, but they had to do so while out-of-town reporters descended in with their reckless, sensationalist behavior, devoid of any sense of ethical or moral standards. It’s important to be first to report a story of this magnitude. But getting it right, and writing about it tactfully, is most important. It is never acceptable to exploit a victim of a heinous crime for a story, especially the youngest and most vulnerable among us. The idea that a reporter would interview a child in that context, as if a 6-year-old has even the slightest capacity to convey the trauma and emotions that will haunt him for the rest of his life, begs questions I don’t feel comfortable enough to discuss yet. There will be plenty of debate in the coming weeks about how we as a society should respond and prevent such acts of murder in the future. I do have to say, three hours afterward and when the dead are still not yet buried is not the time to make a misinformed, political statement on Twitter with the same moral insensitivity as the murderer. The issue is extremely complicated, and there
are innumerable theories, possibilities, causes and solutions. But I think it would be better for us to give our two cents, or more if you have the money, to the families who lost their little ones a week before Christmas. For example, you can donate to My Sandy Hook Family Fund at www. everribbon.com/ribbon/view/10076. Frankly, our society would be better off if people spent less time arguing with each other on Facebook and Twitter and used that time instead, as I intend, to write a letter to one of the victims’ families. It would certainly encourage more healing than contributing to ongoing debates since Columbine which are, for all intents and purposes intellectually, politically and spiritually dead. Unless we start from the premise that this was an act of murder by a man who of his own free will chose to do evil and is solely responsible for his actions, all possible solutions are futile. If these murders have demonstrated anything, it’s that we as a society have not progressed or learned from the past in terms of how we should behave in response to them. Ironically, our cultural reaction to crimes like these actually reveals the fragility and ambiguity of our own moral values. If we are to preserve them, we need to decide what they are, why we have them, and then actually act on them. Perhaps the whole discussion can start with the ways in which we, both as individuals and as a culture, can react with a higher moral standard when evil inevitably appears in our midst. Because in Newtown we recognize our own hometowns, our own friends, our own families, our own schools and it’s hard to look at that reflected in our collective mirror.
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I assume most of you have read about what happened in Newtown, Conn., by now, due in no small part to the 24-hour news cycle that has swarmed over it like vultures, so I won’t revisit it in detail here. I do want to address a few things, however. Like most of you, I’m sure, what most affected me, aside from the age of the victims, was a description I read of Newtown by one of its natives in a column. More or less, it was Maple Valley by another name. Same town. Same community. Same schools and teachers. As I watched the coverage online, witnessing in despair at how the national media has quite literally repeated the same patterns as they did during the Colorado theater shooting, I tried to envision what that sort of situation would look like here. It’s not something a normal person wishes to imagine, but it was one which I thought of in order to understand and empathize with those in Newtown. While attending several events that same day, one of them at Cedar River Middle School, it was impossible for me to avoid contrasting the peaceful environment I found against the sheer chaos occurring 3,000 miles away in a similar TJ Martnell
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KENTWOOD FOOD DRIVE GENERATES MORE THAN 50,000 POUNDS OF FOOD Kentwood High School students collected more than 55,000 pounds of food for the Kent and Maple Valley food banks in their annual Munch Madness canned food drive. This is the fifth year of the Munch Madness canned food drive. Each third period class was a separate team trying to raise more cans than their opposing class in a March Madness style bracket. They collected cans by going door to door in local neighborhoods, standing outside grocery stores to accept donations, and soliciting donations from corporate sponsors like Winco Foods. Every week, third period classes brought food to be weighed and recorded. The members of Kentwood ASB would then come in after school to pack the cans in boxes, and then place them on pallets to be picked up by the school district. In many cases, they had to finish weighing cans after school as well. “Several times, there were so many cans, we didn’t have enough time during the [55 minute] period to weigh all the cans,� said senior Meagan Araki, ASB Treasurer. “We had to come in after school to finish weighing them all and then place them on the pallets.� The winning class was the second year French class, taught by Marilyn Henderson. Her dedicated group of 30 students collected more than 12,000 pounds of canned food alone. Kentwood High School also partnered with the Solid Rock Community Church to provide more than 500 Thanksgiving
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WINTER SPORTS TAKE BREAK FROM LEAGUE Prep sports take a break from South Puget Sound League North action starting this week while students are on winter break. Basketball for boys and girls will start up again Thursday, Jan. 3, while wrestling resumes league duals Jan. 4 and gymnastics hits the floor again Jan. 9 with boys swim and dive back in the pool Jan. 8. Many teams participate in winter break tournaments. Each school should have specific information about what their teams compete in over break. Complete league schedules can be found at http://www.spsl. org/wintersports.html
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There’s something different about the Tahoma boys basketball team this year. Ethan McCormack, one of four seniors on the Bears squad, said classmates and teachers are talking to him about their games. “The biggest difference is there a buzz, a sense of community,� McCormack said. “Coach (Brian) Davis contributed to that but this group has played together for a while. It’s all meshing and clicking, so it’s nice.� Davis, who is in his first year at Tahoma after spending the previous two season at Kentwood, can’t say enough good things about this group of players. “People have got to understand how fun it is to watch a group of great guys that play basketball together,� Davis said. “They share the ball and they really understand what playing for each other is all about — that’s special.� Evidence of the difference about this team was clear when Tahoma destroyed Kentwood on
the road in the South Puget Sound League North opener Nov. 30. “It was definitely big for all of us knowing they’re our cross town rivals,â€? said senior point guard Dominic Smith. “I think it told the rest of the league ‌ we’re here and ready to take it to you in your own home.â€? Smith said he’s noticed the different vibe around the Tahoma boys hoops team, too. “It’s our new attitude,â€? Smith said. “We definitely have a new outlook on what we can do this year, our outlook as a family and as a team.â€? Senior center Paul Loranger, who is 6-foot11, explained his take on the changes which have propelled Tahoma to a 4-2 record in league heading into winter break. “The approach that we have this year is far different than previous seasons,â€? Loranger said. “I think we’ll be more successful this year. Our chemistry is better. We’ve always been skilled on the court but we’ve never been this close [ more BEARS page 10 ]
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Still, McCormack wants other teams to take note of what’s going at Tahoma this year. “We’re here for real this time,� McCormack said. “It’s real this year. It’s different. You can feel it. There’s something in the air.�
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