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Cross Kirkland Corridor controversy continues in Washington DC Ballard Terminal Railroad Company, LLC, files motion with federal board to prevent city from removing rail tracks BY RAECHEL DAWSON rdawson@kirklandreporter.com
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irkland city officials are still defending plans for the city-owned Cross Kirkland Corridor after a federal lawsuit to stop rail removal was shot down by a U.S. District Court judge in May. Kirkland, King County and Sound Transit officials submitted arguments June 4 to the federal Surface Transportation Board, which is located in Washington DC. The arguments came after attorneys for the Ballard Terminal Railroad Company, LLC, filed a motion in May for preliminary injunctive relief. The motion with the board was filed days after the first injunction was denied because the judge deemed federal court did not have the jurisdiction to appeal a Surface Transportation Board order. If the board grants the current proposal, it would prevent the city from removing the railroad tracks and its assets along the 5.75-milelong corridor until the board makes a decision on the railroad company’s pending petitions they filed on April 2. The city planned to remove the rail tracks and ties in April but plans came to a halt when they were served a federal lawsuit on April 1. The Ballard Terminal Railroad Company’s petitions seek to “partially vacate” the board’s 2008 Notice of Interim Trail Use order, which currently allows for a railbanked recreational trail on the Eastside Rail Corridor as long as the track is salvaged upon removal. The petitions outline the
railroad company’s hopes to secure the right to reactivate rail service along the Woodinville to Bellevue rail line, even though it doesn’t operate or own property along the corridor, according to court documents. The company also asked the board to transfer the rail assets to them at net liquidation value.
City argues delay would cost taxpayers Court documents filed by the Ballard railroad company’s attorney Myles L. Tobin with Fletcher & Sippel, LLC, state that the company will be irreparably harmed if the city is not directed to stop rail removal. Removal would “moot the pending proceeding” for their petition and would “impede their efforts” to reinstate rail service, they say. Also, reinstalling the rail and crossing materials would cost $10 million, a substantial cost for the railroad company. Byron Cole, a general manager and co-founder of the Ballard Terminal Railroad Company, said in a statement to the board that his company would also lose significant business, as he has been in “active discussions” with several shippers – the owners of CalPortland and Wolford Trucking and Demolition, who submitted letters to the board in support for restoring rail service. The companies would likely ship commodities by road or find another rail carrier if freight service wasn’t restored, Cole said. Attorney Hunter Ferguson [ more CORRIDOR page 5 ]
Market opens at Marina Park
Above, a young choir from Bright Horizons preschool sings to commemorate this year’s season during the Kirkland Wednesday Market’s opening day on June 5 at Marina Park. The Kirkland Wednesday Market runs from 2-7 p.m. every Wednesday through Sept. 25. Left, siblings Naomi and Robbie Boyd pack some sweet treats for a customer. The two operate the company Maggies Desserts out of Naomi’s Kirkland home. CARRIE RODRIGUEZ, Kirkland Reporter
Bridle Trails’ ‘Party in the Park’ to raise funds for park BY RAECHEL DAWSON rdawson@kirklandreporter.com
The Bridle Trails Park Foundation invites Kirkland residents who enjoy horses, 10K runs and a plethora of pancakes to the 11th annual “Party in the Park” celebration set for June 22. As the foundation’s
biggest event of the summer, president Ken Hite expects hundreds of volunteers and at least 1,000 people from the community to attend Bridle Trails State Park that day. “It gets pretty crowded,” said Hite. “It’s one of several events we put on to get people to the park, get people enthused and
get donations.” Hite and other board members of the foundation are tasked with funding half of the net operating costs each year for 40 years in accordance with a 2003 donation agreement with the State Parks and Recreation Commission. “Bridle Trails State
Park was on the closure list,” Hite said. “The state was going through budget woes like they are today and to save money, they were looking at closing the park.” But the Kirkland community reacted by forming the nonprofit Bridle Trails Park Foundation and [ more PARK page 2 ]
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Club to the park every 10 minutes from 7:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. The Washington Department of Natural Resources managed the park’s land grant in 1889 until Washington State Parks began leasing the land in the 1930s. State parks eventually acquired ownership in the 1960s, according to the foundation’s website. The 482-acre park is now home to Douglas firs, woodpeckers, mice, salamanders, rabbits, squirrels, chipmunks, the occasional mountain beaver and even rarer coyote. To volunteer at Party in the Park, contact pipvolunteers@ bridletrails.org. Runners can register at active.com or in person at Everyday Athlete in Kirkland and can email run@bridletrails.org for more
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Police Blotter The blotter feature is both a description of a small selection of police incidents and a statistical round-up of all calls to the Kirkland Police Department that are dispatched to on-duty police officers. The Kirkland Reporter police blotter is not intended to be representative of all police calls originating in Kirkland, which average about 1,000 per week. Between May 31 to June 6, the Kirkland Police Department reported 449 traffic violations (six DUIs), 15 school zone traffic violations, 23 traffic accidents, nine animal calls, 34 alarm calls, 28 noise complaints, eight calls of disturbance, 24 thefts, nine car prowls, six car thefts, 13 calls of civil disturbance, three reported burglaries, seven domestic violence calls, eight calls for harassment, five reports of illegal drugs, seven alleged assaults, seven acts of fraud, five malicious mischief reports, one juvenile crime and two suicides. At least 32 people were arrested.
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block of NE 130th Ln. A 20-year-old man was arrested for slapping his 22-yearold boyfriend in the face during an argument.
taken into custody after his girlfriend reported he came home drunk and is not allowed in her home while intoxicated. The man had several warrants and was found to have made threats against Kirkland police personnel. He was arrested after police found him riding his bicycle from his girlfriend’s house.
Assault: 9:50 p.m., 14500 block of 124th Ave. NE. A 16-year-old boy was taken into custody after he allegedly attacked his roommates at the Woodinville Treatment Center. An 18-year-old man as a result had six chipped teeth, a swollen and bruised lip, a bite wound and numerous abrasions. The other victim, a 17-year-old man, had facial injuries and abrasions. Domestic violence: 1 a.m., 11900 block of NE 81st Circle. A 19-year-old man was arrested for choking his common law 22-year-old wife. After he drunkenly came home late, he called police to report she attacked him by scratching his face and back before leaving to her mother’s house. When the woman was contacted, she told police the man had thrown her phone across the room after finding an unknown phone number to which she slapped him and was choked in return. Police observed bruises on her neck. Domestic violence: 6 p.m., 10000
Clarifications Michelle Kast was the first woman president of the Fraternal Order of
June 4 Theft: 2:38 a.m., 12500 block of NE 85th St. A 19-year-old man was arrested after fleeing the Rose Hill Safeway grocery store for stealing food and two bottles of alcohol. An hour after he stole the tequila and wine, he returned the alcohol but was apprehended. He was charged with a minor in possession, third-degree theft and obstructing a police officer.
Obstruction: 10:26 p.m., 300 block of Kirkland Ave. A 33-year-old man was arrested after he refused to leave the Kirkland Teen Center’s Bluefish Festival. He was transported to EvergreenHealth Medical Center and his blood alcohol content level was observed to be 0.309 at Kirkland jail.
Theft: 4:25 p.m., 10000 block of NE 137th St. A 27-year-old man was cited for stealing the DVD “Warm Bodies,” an egg roll, pizza sticks, a Mountain Dew and a reusable bag from Safeway.
Assault: 11:40 p.m., 11000 block of 122nd Ln. NE. A 29-year-old man was taken into custody after he attempted to assault a 41-year-old Kirkland firefighter.
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Minor in possession: 2:10 p.m., 10 Kirkland Ave. A 19-year-old man was arrested after police found him intoxicated on the Marina Park dock and he gave a false name. Police also confiscated marijuana and a pipe.
June 1 Warrant: 8:59 p.m., 9500 block of 132nd Ave. NE. A 56-year-old man was
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Assault: 2 a.m., 100 block of Fifth Ave. A 46-year-old man was taken into custody after he trespassed Tent City, got into a fight with a 56-year-old woman and refused to leave a tent. He continued to be uncooperative as he was escorted off of the property. He resisted arrest and was subsequently Tasered and pepper sprayed before being arrested.
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agreed to fundraise about $40,000 on an annual basis. In turn, the 120-plus-yearold park will remain off the state parks closure list and the community is free to enjoy 28 miles of horse and pedestrian trails, horse show grounds with three arenas and a picnic area. Party in the Park, which generates a “good chunk” of the park’s revenue, will include a 10K run, a 5K run, and a 5K and 10K walk, said Hite. Hungry athletes or regular park goers are welcome to a $5 pancake and bacon breakfast with coffee or juice while The Black
Pearls entertain. “Let me tell you, it’s a lot of bacon to cook,” Hite laughs, who enjoys riding his two horses and hiking with is dogs at the park. Hite said The Black Pearls have “magnificent dancing and choreographed Friesian horses that are from the Netherlands” that perform. Horse drill teams and “jousting knights” will accompany pony rides, cake walks, face painters and a Donkey Dash for kids. Because of the high volume of guests and need for horse trailer parking, the foundation has provided a shuttle service that will run from the Central Park Tennis
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Local vocalists to join Seattle jazz orchestra for Kirkland show Kick up your heels with best-loved songs by great American composers George Gershwin, Cole Porter, Jerome Kern, Harold Arlen and Irving Berlin. The performance begins at 3 p.m. June 16 at the Kirkland Performance Center, 350 Kirkland Ave., Kirkland. Celebrated Seattle vocal stars Stephanie Porter and Primo Kim Sun will join Seattle Repertory Jazz Orchestra for a delightful program of their favorites, including “I’ve Got the World on a String,” “Once in a Lifetime” and “I Concentrate On You,” plus toe-tappin’ hits from Tin Pan Alley, jazz standards, ballads, and more. Tickets cost $15-$41. For more information or to buy tickets, call (425) 893-9900.
Volunteers to restore park where Pearl Jam performed Lend a hand to restore the area in Crestwoods Park that Pearl Jam has used to offset their carbon emissions. Volunteers will weed out invasive blackberry sprouts to keep the area filled with
native plants. The volunteer event runs from 12-4 p.m. Friday, June 14 at Crestwoods Park, 1900 16th St., Kirkland. The group will meet at the north end of the park at the top of the stairs at Sixth Street. Volunteers should dress for the weather (layers are encouraged), wear closetoed shoes and clothes that you don’t mind getting dirty. Bring a filled water bottle and snacks to munch on. Tools and training will be provided. Volunteers age 14-17 attending the event without a parent or guardian must bring a waiver signed by a parent or guardian to the event with them. Download the Green Kirkland Partnership youth waiver at the Green Kirkland Partnership website.
Public invited to free screenings of ‘A Place at the Table’ As part of their continuing effort to end hunger for Kirkland’s school-age children, Kirkland Nourishing Network and Kirkland Interfaith Network invite the public to view the 2012 documentary film “A Place at the Table” at seven screenings throughout the city through June 18. Admission to each screen-
ing is free of charge. No tickets or reservations are needed, but seating is on a space-available basis. Dress is casual. Doors for each venue will open at 6:30 p.m. and the movie will be screened at 7 p.m. The film is one hour, 24 minutes in length. The dates and locations for the screenings are as follows: • Friday, June 14, Holy Spirit Lutheran Church, 10021 NE 124th St. • Saturday, June 15, Kirkland Stake Center of The Church of Jesus Christ Latter-day Saints, 7910 NE 132nd St. • Sunday, June 16, Friends of Youth, 13116 NE 132nd St. • Monday, June 17, Lake Washington Christian Church, 343 15th Ave. • Tuesday, June 18, Kirkland/Northshore Hopelink Center, 11011 120th Ave. NE Chef Holly Smith of Café Juanita in Kirkland will introduce the film on opening night at Kirkland Performance Center. After each showing, an open discussion will be held about the issues raised in the film and how people can help to address food insecurity and hunger in America. Informational displays will be available to increase understanding of current hunger relief efforts in Kirkland and beyond. The city of Kirkland
proclaimed the week of June 12-18 as “Pangs of Truth: Hunger Awareness Week.”
Kirkland Arts Center welcomes new executive director The Kirkland Arts Center announced that Pam Rembold is its new executive director, effective May 20. Rembold brings a wide range of visual arts non-profit experience to her new role in leading the Kirkland Arts Center. Most recently, she served as executive director of The Northwest Art Alliance, which produced Best of the Northwest art and fine craft shows. Rembold served on the Board of Directors for the alliance from 2008 to 2010 and assumed the position of executive director in June of 2009. Under her leadership, the company became a nonprofit and achieved 501(c) (3) status. Her background prior to joining the alliance included being one of the founding members of the Sammamish Arts Commission that she chaired. She has also held an Advisory Board position with the Bellevue Art Museum during its turnaround, and served on the Visual Arts Committee of the Redmond Arts Commission for three
Pam Rembold, the Kirkland Arts Center’s new executive director, stands in front of the center’s historic Peter Kirk Building. CONTRIBUTED years. Rembold retired in 2001 after 17 years with a technology company. She holds a Bachelor’s Degree in Art with a minor in Psychology from Humboldt State University. “I am delighted to be involved in this organization and hope to evolve the vibrant Kirkland arts community,” said Rembold. She succeeds outgoing interim executive director Rebecca Zanatta, senior partner with the Ostara Group, an expert in nonprofit management, who ably led the Kirkland Arts Center during the search process and prepared it for new leadership over the last several months. Kirkland Arts Center promotes artistic mastery and
public participation in the visual arts through innovative classes, contemporary exhibitions and events. The center was founded as the Creative Arts League in 1962 by a group of artists and citizens interested in providing local opportunities in the arts and concerned about the preservation of a Kirkland landmark, the Peter Kirk Building. For more than 50 years, the Kirkland Arts Center has owned and maintained this historic structure and transformed it into an exhibition gallery, community arts studio and education facility serving students of all ages and skill levels. For more information go to www.kirklandartscenter. org.
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hat’s going on with Parkplace? It’s a question we hear around the community on a regular basis. And it’s a good one. Parkplace, at the intersection of Sixth Street and Central Way, is one of the first areas people see as they enter the downtown Kirkland area. It’s also arguably the city’s most significant proposed development. It’s a major city attraction and a big part of the city’s economic engine. Developer Touchstone Corp. plan to redevelop Parkplace Center with a mixed-use project that includes seven buildings up to eight stories high; and approximately 1.8 million square feet of office, retail, hotel, sports club and supermarket. This includes 3,500 underground parking spaces and 160,000 square feet of public space. Residents have eagerly waited for the project to break ground and new tenants to flow in since the city approved the Comprehensive Plan and zoning updates for the project five years ago. But the project hit several barriers, including ongoing reviews and appeals to the city’s Design Review Board’s decisions, among others. Property owners near the proposed project also filed suit against the city and developer in 2010. The lawsuit was finally settled in 2011 to avoid a trial. For nearly two years, the community has not heard so much as a hammer drop on new development. And that brings us back to the question - what’s going on with Parkplace? Angela Ruggeri, a project planner for the city, said she hasn’t heard anything new with the project. A-P Hurd, vice president of Touchstone, said the company is“actively working”on the project. “We’re working on a phasing plan, talking to some tenants …” said Hurd. But she declined to comment further. What tenants the developer has spoken with remains unknown. When the company will apply for a building permit remains
unknown. And so that begs a new question - could Parkplace become the new Totem Lake Malls? We certainly don’t want to see it happen. City officials have referred to the malls as the“sleeping giant.”Others in the community have dubbed the malls“the albatross”around the city’s neck and the “white elephant.” A juxtaposition of both properties illustrates some eerie similarities. Like the rundown malls, Parkplace is regarded as being outmoded, dating to 1982. The malls opened just about a decade earlier. Parkplace once housed a Frederick & Nelson discount outlet as among its main tenants; the Totem Lake Malls’s main attraction was
Lamont’s. The anchor tenants for both properties are now long gone. Both Parkplace and the malls now trail such competitors as the Redmond Town Center. And similar to the legal hurdles that Parkplace has finally cleared, the Totem Lake Malls are currently going through some legal maneuvering between the malls’co-owners. But both properties also have potential. And like others in the community who share their annoyance over Parkplace with us week after week, we too hope to see something happen. Soon. It’s time to take that gear out of park and move forward with Parkplace development before the property ends up just another dead shopping center in Kirkland.
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Fireworks nothing but subliminal war worship I was disgusted to read Councilwoman Penny Sweet’s column in the Kirkland Reporter on June 7 advocating for fireworks because to me they evoke war and death. I don’t feel “warm and cozy” about fireworks. They are a symbol – a communication. Is this city policy or what? I have been busting my butt trying to get kids to stop shooting fireworks on the 4th of July and New Year’s Eve in the play fields at Mark Twain Elementary. We used to get so much explosives set off there in the 1990s when big aluminum rocket casings landed on the roof of our house. A few years ago I confronted a bunch of teenagers to stop shooting off fireworks in front of my house and they flat ignored me. So I called the cops. That was the last time I ever saw about four of my son’s friends. They don’t trust me anymore. The fireworks are noth-
ing but subliminal war worship. Knock it off. Why don’t you invite victims of bombs, IEDs, artillery, B52s and ask how they feel about your stupid fireworks? Did you know 40 percent of King County’s population is made up of non-white, mostly Asian people? And we are the whitest of the white areas of the country. How do those Cambodians, Vietnamese, Chinese and Koreans feel about fireworks? The U.S. killed some two million Koreans and Chinese in the early ‘50s in a bombing. Obviously we also killed at least two million people, directly by the American bombing of Laos, Cambodia and Vietnam who never attacked us, whatsoever. We did it again in Iraq. And now we are halfway through the cold, interwar period. The U.S. will again soon kill another million innocent people. The 2016 president will preside over this because people have not been constrained to war, whatsoever.
Todd Boyle, Kirkland
Kirkland relay deserves coverage too You did a good job of covering the 24-hour walkathon held in Redmond to raise funds for cancer research in your June 7 story. Why not provide similar coverage for the event that was held at Juanita High School here in Kirkland? This was the second year Juanita hosted a 24-hour cancer walkathon in May. It may not have been as big as the Redmond event - I believe there were 20 or so teams that took up the challenge of walking for 24 hours to raise money for cancer awareness and research. Such events are pretty common across the country. They all are important, especially to those who walk on behalf of loved ones who they have lost to cancer, as well as to celebrate the victories of those who have beaten or are beating cancer now. Please share your coverage to include such events that take place here in Kirkland as well as the surrounding communities.
Larry Conrad, Kirkland
Tax rip-off on hard liquor This was our first purchase of hard liquor in Washington. The taxes mount up one on top of another. We have taxes on taxes. The sales slip said it all. The resister sales slip listed all the taxes but it took some research to find out what went where. The Department of Revenue’s tax calculators don’t include everything. There’s not only taxes for “spirits” but also on volume. Vodka cost us $10.99 for 1.75 liters and had an additional “county” tax. The county tax included a liter tax of $3.7708 per liter. The liter tax was listed under the county tax. Here’s the tax breakdown: Basic tax rates of 15 percent and 10 percent are the first ones applied. I think this is considered in determining the markup allowed by the Liquor Control Board – 65 percent of that goes into the state’s general fund; 35 percent is returned to the cities and counties based on population distribution. Adding the 15 percent and the 10 percent together, it comes to 25 percent and yet only 20.5 percent taken from consumers is accounted for, unless
the liter tax is expected to make up the difference. The basic tax rate for consumers is 20.5 percent or is it 25 percent? The basic price is determined by the State Liquor Control Board that marks up the price. I’m not sure if the 15 percent and 10 percent applies to the price before or after the rate is applied. Or is it 25 percent? I’m not sure of the markup criteria. Twenty percent is returned to the counties; 80 percent to the cities. Both amounts are returned by prorating the cities’ and counties’ populations. Adding to the basic price is a 13.7 percent sales tax to subsidize restaurant licensing cost. A surtax of 2.1 percent and 1.4 percent goes to the state’s general fund. It’s added along with the basic tax rate that goes into the state’s general fund. The tax rip-off doesn’t stop there. Additional rates of 3.4 percent and 2.3 percent are applied for health services. So the cost on a $10.99 bottle of liquor was $19.85. It amounts to an 80 percent additional administrative cost for a bottle of liquor, yet they still complain they don’t have enough money to balance the budget.
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Eastside Community Rail formed The board’s 2008 agreement came after the Woodinville subdivision’s predecessor, the Burlington Northern Santa Fe Railway Company, asked to abandon the railroad. “BNSF declared that there was no longer any demand for rail freight service on the line,” said court documents filed by King County officials. Upon approving abandonment, the board would not issue the 2008 order until an offer of financial assistance
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Ten female high school juniors were honored for excellence in math, science and technology by the Kirkland-Redmond Branch of the American Association of University Women at a recent awards ceremony. The honorees, who were each nominated by their schools, are: • Math scholars: Anna Villa, Emerson High School; Anne Li, International Community School; Gloria Liu, Juanita High School; Michelle May, Lake Washington High School. • Science scholars: Rachel Roberts, International Community School; Paula Pabustan, Juanita High School; Anna Posthumus, Lake Washington High School. • Technology scholars: Aishwarya Nirmal, International Community School; Stephanie Burd, Juanita High School; Victoria Peskin, Lake Washington High School.
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use to be in conjunction with trail use. “Our concerns stem from our belief that existing transportation infrastructure must be retained,” the letter said. “We share concerns of the Eastside TRailway Alliance as expressed by co-chairs, Snohomish Mayor Karen Guzak and Woodinville Councilmember Les Rubstello. Specifically, the imminent removal of the 5-mile section of track by Kirkland is counter to facilitating SnohomishKing County discussion on coordinated investments in rails and trails.” But when Sound Transit purchased a 1.1 mile segment of railroad in Bellevue for its East Link project, officials also purchased a high capacity transportation easement over the remainder of the Eastside Rail Corridor and Redmond Spur for a combined $15.75 million. Kirkland officials said in court documents they welcome a future with both trails and a commuter rail line, and Sound Transit’s high capacity transportation easement is likely to be considered as they continue to craft the Cross
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with Stoel Rives, LLP, argued on behalf of the city of Kirkland that these shippers never had contracts with the railroad company to begin with. Because of this, “Ballard cannot show that denial of injunctive relief will cause Ballard any harm, let alone irreparable harm.” Court documents filed on behalf of King County state that freight demand has declined since 2008 and noted the Ballard railroad company has seen an approximate 10 percent loss of freight volume each year since 2010. They assert the company lacks the finances to reinstate rail service even if they secure the residual common carrier rights for 12.6 miles along the Eastside Rail Corridor. In addition, the railroad company “typically operates at a loss,” according to court documents. Alternatively, the Ballard railroad company contested the city will not be harmed by the potential injunction because “the city has always been aware that any trail use established along the line would be subject to the reactivation of rail service” and, besides, they say the city could install a trail alongside
But city officials state the contract with A&K Railroad Materials Inc. to remove and salvage the rails will only remain valid if the board reaches a decision before Aug. 1. A delay “would cost Kirkland taxpayers about $500,000, including increased costs of maintaining the right-ofway,” as well as an “absence of any return on Kirkland’s $5 million investment in the corridor,” according to city court documents. And while the Ballard Terminal Railroad Company claims the public will be served by this injunction – it could positively affect interstate commerce, economic development, jobs and traffic congestion – the city said these assertions are unlikely even if the injunction and petitions are granted because they are “speculative in distance and time.” Rep. Luis Moscoso and Sen. Rosemary McAuliffe with the 1st Legislative District, along with three other legislators, wrote a letter to the board detailing why it was necessary for freight, commuter and excursion rail
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process was completed. Court documents state the Ballard Terminal Railroad Company and its then-partner GNP Rly Inc. considered paying $81 million for the railroad in 2008 but “opted not to make an offer.” After the trail-use agreement between BNSF and King County was put in place for the railroad from Woodinville to Renton, in 2009 BNSF sold its property rights to the Port of Seattle for $81.4 million. With the Port of Seattle’s approval, BNSF selected GNP to provide freight service on the northern part of the railroad – the Woodinville-Snohomish line.. Because they were partners, the Ballard railroad company provided freight rail service on that portion but GNP went bankrupt and Doug Engle, a former GNP officer, created Eastside
Community Rail, LLC. Engle lives in California but owns a home in Kirkland. In February, Engle told the Reporter of his hopes to obtain a $6.2 million grant from the Washington Legislature to upgrade the WoodinvilleSnohomish rails for commuter access, specifically for his “Bounty of Washington Tasting Train.” He said he’s come together with the Eastside TRailway Alliance and has written Kirkland officials numerous letters explaining his business proposition. Ultimately, city officials commissioned KPG, an engineering firm, to estimate the cost of building a trail alongside the tracks and discovered it would cost an estimated $17.3 million and they decided to go forward with the planned interim trail.
PUBLIC NOTICES IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF WASHINGTON FOR SNOHOMISH COUNTY IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF: ELAINE M. LARIMORE, Deceased. NO. 13-4-00786-5 NOTICE TO CREDITORS (RCW 11.40.030) The personal representative named below have been appointed as Personal Representative of this estate. Any person having a claim against the decedent must, before the time the claim would be barred by any otherwise applicable statute of limitations, present the claim in the manner as provided in RCW 11.40.070 by serving on or mailing to the Personal Representative, or the Personal Representative’s Attorney at the address stated below, a copy of the claim and filing the original of the claim with the court in which the probate proceedings were commenced.. The claim must be presented within the later of: (1) Thirty days after the Personal Representatives served or mailed the notice to the creditor as provided under RCW 11.40.020(1)(c); or (2) four months after the date of first publication of this notice. If the claim is not presented within this time frame, the claim is forever barred, except as otherwise provided in RCW 11.40.051 and 11.40.060. This bar is effective as to claims against both the decedent’s probate and nonprobate assets. Date of filing copy of Notice to Creditors: June 5, 2013. Date of first publication: June 14, 2013. DENNIS LINN, Personal Representative Attorney for the Estate: LAW OFFICE OF MICHELE O. PARATTE, Attorney at Law 1802 Grove Street Marysville, WA 98270 360.659.0833 Fax: 360.657.2465 Published in Kirkland Reporter on June 14, 2013, June 21, 2013 and June 28, 2013. #809330. Smith-Kenmore, LLC, 13110 177th Place, #93, Woodinville, WA 98072, is seeking coverage under the Washington State Department of Ecology’s Construction Stormwater NPDES
and State Waste Discharge General Permit. The proposed project, Creektree, is located at 14522 88th Ave. NE, Kenmore, WA 98028, in King County.The project involves 2.5 acres of soil disturbance for RESIDENTIAL construction activities. Construction activity will include clearing, demolition of existing structures, grading, stockpiling with adequate separation and protection provided, utilities, roads, driveways, sidewalks, piping systems, landscaping, and a stormwater Pond. Stormwater will be controlled and cleaned in accordance with King County standards with recommended BMPs and other measures determined necessary prior to discharging. Stormwater will be discharged to the southeasterly portion of the site into an offsite unnamed wetland and unnamed creek. To the southerly portion of the site into the City of Kirkland and the City of Kenmore stormwater drainage systems. Any persons desiring to present their views to the Washington State Department of Ecology regarding this application, or interested in Ecology’s action on this application, may notify Ecology in writing no later than 30 days of the last date of publication of this notice. Ecology reviews public comments and considers whether discharges from this project would cause a measurable change in receiving water quality, and, if so, whether the project is necessary and in the overriding public interest according to Tier II antidegradation requirements under WAC 173-201A-320. Comments can be submitted to: Department of Ecology, Attn: Water Quality Program, Construction Stormwater PO Box 47696, Olympia, WA 98504-7696 Published in Kirkland Reporter June 14 & 21, 2013. #809986.
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www.kirklandreporter.com who are experiencing a fam- project completed at the ily crisis, have run away or agency’s new Kirkland are homeless. campus. It will consolidate Inslee’s participation two existing sites in Bellevue reflects her commitand Kenmore under ment and dedication one roof and create to supporting social capacity to serve up service programs to 17 youth, both and organizaboys and girls. tions that provide Construction of services for women Youth Haven was and children who funded in part by Trudi Inslee are victims of sexual grants from the State assault, homelessof Washington’s ness and hunger. Affordable Housing A brief program and Trust Fund, King County remarks from officials and and A Regional Coalition for Friends of Youth CEO Terry Housing. Additional support Pottmeyer will begin the came from the Bellevue ceremony at 11:30 a.m. The Rotary and the D.V. and Ida ribbon-cutting, tours of the McEachern Charitable Trust. new building and refreshFriends of Youth continments will follow. ues fundraising for its $7.5 The new two-story Youth million capital campaign, Haven facility is the second which also includes con-
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Kirkland American Little League teams wins state tournament A Kirkland American Little League team won the Washington State District 9 Jackson Roos Memorial tournament recently in Redmond. The Kirkland American Little League Yankees beat the Redmond North Little League Red Sox by a score of 2-1 in the semi-final game, and the Kirkland American Little League Yankees defeated the Snoqualmie Valley North Little League Nationals by a score of 14-4 in the championship game. The Kirkland players are: I-Ly Hsue, Alex Levine, Spencer Colbert, Alec Moen, Hunter Brown, Wei-Ly Hsue, Kyle Uber, Ben Root, Lindsay Tsujikawa, Emily Tsujikawa and Ben Chorlton.
Auction raises $170,000 for Kirkland, Redmond Boys & Girls clubs More than 400 attendees gathered at The Westin Bellevue on May 18 and raised more than $170,000 for the Kirkland and Redmond/ Sammamish Boys & Girls clubs. The Kirkland Boys & Girls Club first held the Summer Dreams Auction 21 years
ago and this year, for the first time, the Redmond/ Sammamish Club joined the effort. “We are thrilled to have both clubs join forces to support the youth and teens of our community,” said east regional director Doug Wozeniak. “It’s a win-win for everyone, especially the kids, as we were able to raise more funds than ever to support our much-needed programs and services.” With Coldwell Banker Bain, the Seattle Luxury Group and Vance Anthony Hill as presenting community partners, the event featured
silent and live auctions, dinner and musical performances from club youth. The event also included awards to each club’s “Children’s Champion.” The 2013 Kirkland Club’s “Children Champion” is Adam Cornell. Now a prosecutor in Snohomish County’s Special Assault Unit, Cornell is a former Kirkland club member and 1990 Boys & Girls Club’s National Youth of the Year winner. Cornell has spoken across the country on behalf of the Boys & Girls Club movement. To make a donation, visit www.positiveplace.org.
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More than 500 Kirkland Lacrosse players and their family members came together June 2 to celebrate the end of another successful season and take the time to appreciate the great new field they were able to play and practice on this past year. The Big Finn Hill Field redevelopment project, which was completed early 2013, was made possible through a partnership between Kirkland Lacrosse and King County Parks. Kirkland Lacrosse needed a new field because player interest has exploded and
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AKC Golden Retriever pups. Excellent blood line. Also Golden Doodle pups. Wormed and shots! $700. 360-6527148 AKC MINI Schnauzer puppies. Ready end of June & middle of July. Variety of colors. $400 m a l e s $ 5 0 0 fe m a l e s. N ow t a k i n g d e p o s i t s. KILL SCORPIONS! Buy 253-223-3506 253-223Harris Scorpion Spray. 8382 Indoor/Outdoor. Odor- gonetothedogskennel.com less, Non-Staining, Long AKC PAPILLIONS. GorLasting. Kills Socrpions geous puppies, available and other insects. Effec- 6/15. All come pre-loved, tive results begin after p r e - s p o i l e d , v e t t h e s p r a y d r i e s ! checked. 1st shots & Available at Ace Hard- wormings & dew claws ware, The Home Depot removed. See the pups at www.aladdin-papilor Homedepot.com lons.com $650 pet puppy only. (509)994-6704 Wanted/Trade w e e k d ay s, ( 5 0 9 ) 7 3 2 4555 weekends CASH FOR ANY CAR! Running or Not! Don’t AKC Poodle Puppies trade in or junk your car Teacups & Tiny Toys before calling us! Instant Pr ice Reduction! 4 Offer! 1-800-541-8433 Chocolate and White
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