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Neighbors object to proposed pier near Juanita Beach

Property manager says project would improve ecosystem for natural habitat

BY TJ MARTINELL tmartinell@kirklandreporter.com

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esidents near Juanita Beach Park are protesting a proposal to replace the two current private piers, including one at

the Bel Lago Condominiums, with a new 272 foot private pier, claiming it would impact use of Juanita Beach Park and the nearby open water.

Meanwhile, the owner is claiming that his plan is within regulations, look

State commission sets 405 toll rates, audience walks out

better than the current piers and be better for the environment.

Ecco Design, Inc. has submitted a Process I Substantial Development Permit application to build the pier at 9049 and 9123 NE Juanita Drive. It

would contain 22 slips for moorage and replace two separate piers.

Before city of Kirkland Planning Director Eric Shields decides whether to approve or reject the application for the permit, however,

the public is invited to provide comment on the proposal until April 6. If he decides to reject the permit application, his decision can be appealed to the Shoreline Hearings Board.

In order to build the pier, Ecco Design will need to also get a permit

from the Department of Fish and Wildlife, as well as the Army Corps of Engineers, which they are in the process of obtaining.

A petition has already started online opposing the permit with more than 100 signatures.

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Meeting at Kirkland City Hall gets heated over use of tolls, new HOV capacity said, vehicles are driving at that speed only 60 percent of the time, despite adding The Washington State nine transit centers, 5,000 Transportation Commisnew park and ride parking sion (WSTC) decision to set stalls and 1,700 vanpools the toll rates for Interstate since 2002. Toll rates will 405’s HOV (high-occuadjust depending on traffic pancy vehicle) lanes was in order to maintain the preceded by a mass exodus 45 miles per hour requirefrom attendees who felt ment. their voices had fallen on WSTC also set exempdeaf ears at Kirkland City tions for carpools with Hall on March 18. three or more people, vanPrior to the motion, pools, buses and motorcywhich received no opposing clists. To use the express toll vote, commuters and local lanes without an additional residents lambasted the fee, drivers must have a tolling plan during the Good To Go! account public comment secand a Flex Pass. Cartion as a “regressive pools will also have I-405 and discriminatoto get a transponry” tax that would der to place in the merely exacerbate vehicle. the current traffic The toll will affect congestion. the existing carpool lane on The vote sets the toll I-405 from State Route 522 minimum at 75 cents and to Interstate 5, along with the maximum at $10, albeit two lanes between North90 percent of tolls will be east 6th Street in Bellevue less than $4, according to and SR 522 in Bothell, a Tolling Division Assistant total of 17 miles.

Secretary Craig Stone.

Left out of the exempOne of the rationales for tions were two-person the toll, according to Stone, carpools during peak hours, is that I-405’s HOV lane which were defined as beis not meeting state and tween 5-9 a.m. and 3-7 p.m. federal requirements for The mass exodus of vehicles to be traveling at 45 attendees occurred after miles per hour 90 percent WSTC Vice Chair Joe Torof the time. Instead, Stone [ more 405 page 3 ]

BY TJ MARTINELL

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Parkplace Books co-owner Mary Paris said she wants to keep her store in downtown Kirkland if and when the redevelopment of Parkplace begins. TJ MARTINELL, Kirkland Reporter

Parkplace redevelopment means uncertain future Long-time business owners skeptical, plan to move to other locations

BY TJ MARTINELL tmartinell@kirklandreporter.com

For 25 years, Mary Paris has looked out the same doors at Parkplace Books into the plaza. That may come to an end with plans for redevelopment after the Kirkland City Council approved the revised master plan for the redevelopment of Parkplace, as well as zoning amendments. Jim Neal,

one of the principals for Talon Private Capital, said they are now preparing to submit their initial plans to the design review board. The first conceptional design conference is scheduled for May 18.

Although many businesses in Parkplace either hope or fully intend to remain once the redevelopment is over, for businesses like

Parkplace Books, which has been there since 1986, the increased rent and costs of moving out and then back are too much. As a result, when redevelopment comes, they plan to find a new location.

“To move a bookstore is a huge task,” she said.

“We wouldn’t want to do it twice.”

For Parkplace businesses, redevelop-

ment has been a long-discussed topic.

The numerous failed attempts, however, have left them uncertain of what might actually happen. The last attempt at redevelopment of the site was in 2010, when Touchstone’s master plan was approved by the city. The project was ultimately stopped due to financial reasons, and [ more PARKPLACE page 2 ]

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www.kirklandreporter.com [ PARKPLACE from page 1] the property was sold.

Although developer Talon Private Capital says it is fully committed to making redevelopment happen this time, some Parkplace business owners say that similar announcements in the past have left them skeptical.

Like Paris, the owner of the General Nutrition Center also plans on moving permanently if redevelopment occurs, as it would be too costly for him to move the store back and it would cause too much confusion over where the store is located.

Much of the skepticism may be put to rest once Parkplace’s owners announce an official date for when redevelopment will begin, as all the business owners the Reporter spoke with said they have yet to hear from Talon concerning when or if any redevelopment might occur. Neal said after the initial design meeting they will reach out to the businesses to discuss what the schedule will look like.

Business owners like Paris, who has co-owned Parkplace Books with Rebecca Willow since 2002, are tentative about making renovations because of the constant rumor of redevel-

Talon Private Capital plans to redevelop Parkplace in downtown Kirkland. REPORTER FILE PHOTO opment. In 2007, she said that still.” their store was flooded At the same time, many and the carpet needed to businesses, like Hoffman’s be replaced, but because Fine Pastries which has they were told redevelopbeen in Parkplace for 30 ment was imminent they years, are eager to remain. decided to leave the floorCo-owner Eugenia Velez ing bare. said they will have to “Things have kind of wait until more details dragged on with no become available to information,” she them, but they are KIRKLAND said. “As a renter committed to stayyou are not privy to ing. Hoffman’s ofwhat is going on.” fers European-style While they haven’t specialty cakes and made any formal decibaked goods and Velez sions, word has still gotten said they maintain a loyal around, and Paris said they customer base stretching are already looking for new three generations at their space downtown that can location and wish to stay accommodate their space where they are. needs while remaining Another business affordable. looking to stay is Tim’s “We want to remain Seafood. within downtown,” she “There’s a lot of quessaid. “We have a lot of tions going around,” an people who walk to this lo- employee said. “It’s been cation and want to provide years in the making.”

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EvergreenHealth CEO Bob Malte recently earned recognition as an Outstanding Health Care Executive from Seattle Business magazine’s 2015 Leaders in Health Care Awards.

The Leaders in Health Care Awards program honors those at the forefront of unprecedented industry change as innovative problem solvers and inspirational leaders. This year, Seattle Business awarded 19 leaders of area hospitals, physician groups, community programs and research institutions. Malte was one of two leaders recognized in the Puget Sound region, earning the Silver Award for Outstanding Health Care Executive.

“I am honored to receive this recognition on behalf of the entire EvergreenHealth team who commit themselves to enriching the health of our commu-

According to Seattle Business: “When Bob Malte talks about effecting change at EvergreenHealth, he refers to his Four Cs: communication, collaboration, commitment and coaching. ‘I’m no Pete Carroll,’ he says, ‘but I do see myself as a team coach and our team has developed a system for change. I’m proud of that.’”

Malte has led EvergreenHealth since 2010, and during his tenure the system has been nationally recognized for its performance and commitment to quality, safety, service, and value to the community.

Seattle Business also recognized EvergreenHealth’s strategic partner, Virginia Mason. Dr. Gary Kaplan, VM’s chairman

traffic into their streets as commuters look to avoid either paying the toll or the traffic congestion. Kenmore City Manager Rob Karlinsey, speaking on behalf of Mayor David Baker, requested that WSTC allocate some of the tolling revenue to cities such as Kenmore to help mitigate the impact. According to the WSTC’s website, by law, and CEO, was recognized as this year’s winner of the Outstanding Health Care Executive Award. The organizations work closely to create a broader network of care in the Puget Sound region and provide greater value to patients, employers and the communities served by both organizations.

one woman said.

One man said the traffic problem wouldn’t have existed if a light rail line had been built along the I-405 corridor, which he said was proposed during the 1970s.

“If you had done that during the 70s you wouldn’t be having this discussion today,” he said.

As for the carpool restriction, critics stated that SR 167’s HOV lane includes an exemption for two-person carpools and is still profitable. Commission member O’Neal seemed to agree with much of the speakers’ pessimism, including the terrible traffic congestion in Kenmore, saying the tolling proposal will “make life more difficult.”

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nity,” Malte said. “Through their dedication, we are bringing quality, innovation, transparency and the best value to our patients’ experience.”

Under Malte’s leadership, EvergreenHealth is currently setting the standard in price transparency with its recently launched cost-estimator tool. The tool, which was the first of its kind in the region, gives patients the ability to receive detailed and itemized estimates for out-of-pocket expenses. These include many of the most common procedures, customized to reflect insurance coverages, deductibles and other economic variables, which has already won praise from consumers and providers alike.

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the toll revenue can only be used to pay for the cost of the I-405 express toll lanes maintenance and operations, as well as future I-405 corridor improvements.

Kenmore resident Carl Michelman, who spoke at the prior meeting in Kirkland Feb. 19, reiterated many of his previous statements from that meeting, claiming that WSTC’s comparisons of I-405 to East Coast highways with tolls are not appropriate because those cities don’t allow for spillover traffic. He added that Kenmore residents pay a $20 car tab fee as part of a transportation benefit district to improve their roads, but now those roads will be used by people who don’t live there and don’t pay the fee. Kirkland residents who spoke said traffic is also bad in the city during peak hours for the same reasons.

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“so the privileged can get where they’re going faster.”

Several people voiced their support for the proposal, however, including Chief Financial Officer King County Department of Transportation Bill Greene, who said the tolling will encourage more drivers and commuters to take vanpools and public transit. Sonny Putter, the former mayor for Newcastle, expressed similar sentiments, saying it would create a reliable trip choice for people.

Another supporter of the tolling proposal was Community Transit Service Development Manager Carol Thompson, who called it an “essential step in the direction of keeping the region moving.”

The majority of commentators, however, were opposed for a variety of reasons. One major concern

by Kenmore residents, as well as the city of Kenmore, is that tolling will cause spillover

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in an overall plan to toll the entire highway from where it begins, north in Lynwood, to where it connects with State Route 167 in Renton. SR 167 already has a tolled HOV lane. I-405 is considered to have some of the worst traffic in the state. The toll, Stone claimed, would help relieve some of the congestion during its peak use.

Stone also defended the restricted exemption for twoperson carpools, one of the most controversial aspects of the tolling proposal, saying it would not meet their financial objectives if they exempted during peak hours, and it would also prevent them from meeting federal standards. Critics responded that it will force more cars onto the road, as two-person carpoolers have no incentive to drive together if they cannot find a third passenger.

One such commuter accused the toll of being used

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torelli of Spokane County made the motion to pass the proposal following a prepared statement by WSTC Chairwoman Anne Haley of Walla Walla County.

WSTC member Dan O’Neal attempted to add an amendment to the proposal that would allow the exemption for two-person carpools during peak hours if the lane was meeting the 45 miles per hour requirement, but the motion failed.

Haley said at the beginning of the meeting that it wasn’t a question of whether tolling would occur, but what the rates and policy would be, as the legislature had already decided the matter in 2011 when it authorized tolling on I-405 between Bellevue and Lynnwood.

The toll rate on I-405 from Bellevue to Lynnwood is considered to be one step

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Corrections come with the job when you strive for accuracy

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Matt Phelps

ne of the things I enjoy about being a journalist is knowing that we help to inform the public. However, we do make mistakes. Last week we erroneously reported on the front page that the Kirkland City Council removed the North Kirkland Community Center from site consideration for the Aquatics Recreation Center (ARC). They did not. They did remove the Juanita Beach Park location from site consideration and voted to place the issue on the ballot to fund the project. Our story was inaccurate and I want to correct the record.

Our job to inform the public comes with a caveat: make a mistake and everyone will see it. We try to run a correction whenever we are alerted to a mistake and we can verify the right information.

When we make mistakes we hear about it. When I first started in journalism and had to run my first correction I was mortified. My editor at the time just looked at me and said, “This is a good thing. It means people are reading what you write.”

Participation in city government and local media is important to a democracy.

There is no lack of participation with the Kirkland Reporter. We have a faithful and educated readership. Many papers struggle to get participation and fill their opinion page. We had 32 letters to the editor in February for four publication dates. That is a lot for a weekly newspaper. And for every person who takes the time to sit down and write a letter to the editor, there are hundreds more who don’t have the time, patience or care enough about a subject that week to do so. People also have to believe their

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letter is going to be read by others in the community in order to take the time out of their day to sit down and write.

I heard from a person once that our mistakes are irrelevant because no one reads our paper. I found that comment ironic. How did he know we made a mistake if he did not read the paper?

The idea that community newspapers are irrelevant is just ignorant and short sighted. Most of what we report on is important to the community and is never reported by more regional news outlets. Property tax increases, who is running for City Council, and road closures in Kirkland are not normally reported on by the big news outlets out of Seattle.

We do not get to all the stories in Kirkland.

Covering a city of 80,000-plus residents with one reporter and one regional editor is not an easy task.

I received a call from a reader asking why we

don’t cover more “happy” things. Trust me, we don’t like covering murders, rapes and burglaries.

But those stories are important so people are aware of their surroundings and stay safe. I had another reader ask why we don’t cover events and have photos in the paper the next week. I believe it is more important for people to know about the event beforehand, so they might attend or avoid road closures, than a week and a half later tell them what they missed.

We love our jobs and we enjoy bringing you the news. We would not do this if we didn’t. We are also human but you can be assured we will correct the record when we make an error because we know you are reading.

Matt Phelps is the regional editor for the Kirkland and Bothell/Krnmore Reporter newspapers.

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Nourishing Networks’ food boxes project needs you Our third year of support for needy elementary school children during school breaks has one last challenge to meet this year. You can help keep Kirkland’s tradition strong by signing up to bring a box of food on April 2. You can join a proud Kirkland tradition of helping our neighbors in need by telling your friends and neighbors about this need, and sign up to bring one or more food boxes at http://nourishingnetworks.net.

We have taken your strong support and continue to expand our help to more and more elementary schools in Kirkland this year. The spring break, however, has proven the most challenging and actually the most important.

Without the focus on the spirit of the season, as in December, it seems to take more to get us involved at this time of year. It isn’t because the need is any less. For those families dependent on seasonal work, their resources have been depleted over the winter, and they haven’t begun to earn much at this point. It will come soon, but that won’t help for some time. Your support is truly important at this time of year.

As is our custom, the school counselors and teachers identify the numbers of the most needy students while maintaining confidentiality.

Families of these students receive donated food to help during the school breaks when students are not receiving meal support at school or through weekend Pantry Packs.

carefully as the correlation is not the same as You have stepped up to meet the challenge at causation. I am not saying that bacteria will be every point for nearly three years. This spring nonexistent in a sample of unwashed reusable break, 200 food boxes are necessary to meet bags. I agree that we need to get in the habit the expanded need. If we can succeed with this of cleaning our reusable bags on a regular appeal, the goal is to continue to expand until basis, as with other items used frequently, we are meeting the need at all Kirkland (such as cell phones, purses) for hygienic elementary schools.

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These are real families, living in our My understanding of the Kirkland neighborhoods, that don’t have enough plastic bag ban is that small meat and to eat. The food boxes make an absolute produce bags will still be available. These difference. small bags can be used to surround an item For more information and to sign up to such as meat to prevent cross contamination. donate food boxes or volunteer to help, go to Cloth grocery bags can be washed along with http://nourishingnetworks.net. kitchen towels and rags so they are ready to use Thank you, and bless you, for helping others for the next shopping trip. A vinegar and water in our community. mix can be used to wipe down bags that are not Please, tell your friends, Facebook connecmachine washable. Some of my bags are more tions, next door neighbors, Buy Nothing Kirkthan five years old and all have remained reusland or anyone else you can reach that might able despite frequent use and washing. help.

I anticipate when the bag ban goes into effect Kirkland Nourishing Network there will be people who want to stand their ground and take their business outside of Kirkland in order to maintain their current plastic bag use. However, I hope that for the rest of us the plastic bag ban will be the encouragement When I first started using reusable bags there we need to incorporate the habit of reusable were occasions when I would forget my bags. bags into our lives.

A study published in the European Journal of Christina Meyers, Kirkland Social Psychology found it could take between 18 and 254 days for a habit to form. The plastic bag ban goes into effect on March 1, 2016; this allows time to form the reusable bag habit.

Articles attempting to link plastic bag bans Recently, a study and food borne illnesses should be read more [ more LETTERS page 5 ]

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Police Blotter Between March 13-20, there were 308 traffic incidents, 33 traffic accidents, eight DUIs, 29 general traffic incidents, 26 alarm calls, 12 abandoned vehicles, five burglaries, 16 incidents of fraud, 13 civil incidents, six cases of harassment, 15 thefts, 10 vehicle prowls, one vehicle thefts, 11 warrants served, 11 noise complaints, seven animal calls, 10 incidents of domestic violence, three incidents of malicious mischief, 15 disturbances, two trespass, two assaults, six hit and run and 23 incidents involving at least one arrest.

Assault: 8:30 p.m., 10400 block of NE 116th St. A juvenile girl told police she was at a birthday party when her 18-year-old ex-boyfriend showed up unwanted. The girl tried to get him to calm down but he pulled out a knife and held it to her neck. He left the residence but was found by police with the knife, though he denied pulling it out. He was booked into the Kirkland Justice Center.

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Warrant: 9:36 p.m., 10400 block of NE 130th St. A 28-year-old was contacted at his residence and arrested on his felony assault warrant out of Seattle. He was served with a protection order while he was at the jail.

Theft: 11 p.m., 200 block of Parkplace Ctr. A 23-year-old man and 20-year-old man were arrested for theft after stealing three cases of beer from the Parkplace QFC. Both were booked into custody.

Assault: 9 p.m., 1500 block of 3rd St. A male juvenile was arrested after he shoved his 38-year-old mother against the wall and dragged her around the kitchen by her wrists. He was transported to the King County Youth Center.

from the Institute on Taxation and Economic Policy rated Washington State’s tax system as the most regressive in the nation. This report states that we tax “the poorest residents at 16.8 percent, while taxing the top 1 percent at only 2.4 percent.” Working families, who are struggling to get by are shouldering a disproportionate share of the cost for our state’s basic services.

During this legislative session, our elected leaders have an opportunity to alleviate this inequity. The Carbon Pollution Accountability Act will sell carbon permits to the largest greenhouse gas

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Assault: 10:45 p.m., 11800 block of NE 74th St. A 40-year-old man called 911 to report that his 37-year-old wife was taking his personal belongings and refusing to return them to him. Instead, the police arrested him for assault after they found a video of him assaulting her.

Trespass: 5 p.m., 11400 block of NE 124th St. A 45-year-old woman was arrested for trespass after being asked by employees at the Mediterranean Kitchen to leave.

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March 14 Warrant: 8:50 p.m., 10000 block of 116th Ave NE. A 21-year-old man and a 23-year-old woman were found in a

emitters in the state, and use those revenues to fund Washington’s Working Families Tax Rebate, benefitting over 450,000 of the lowest-paid workers in our state. The bill will also generate hundreds of millions of dollars in new funds for educational initiatives such as childcare, preschool, college outreach, and school counseling, in addition to critical transportation infrastructure projects such as expanded light rail.

I know we can do better when it comes to protecting our environment, providing essential services, and establishing a fair revenue system; the Carbon Pollution Accountability Act gives a chance to do all three. As

Warrant: 5:10 p.m., 11700 block of NE 131st PL. Police responded to reports of a 26-year-old man arguing with his girlfriend in the Totem Lake Heights Apartment parking lot. The girlfriend was arrested for assault, while the man was arrested for his outstanding misdemeanor warrant and transported to the Kirkland Justice Center.

Warrant: 9:11 a.m., 14400 block of 79th PL NE. A 19-year-old woman called police to report her 18-year-old friend was refusing to leave her mother's residence.

Police asked her to leave, and the friend complied. They ended up arresting the 19-year-old woman on her outstanding theft warrant out of Bellevue.

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Man sentenced for threatening police

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A Kirkland man charged with making repeated threats on Facebook to kill white police officers in Ferguson, Mo., including former FPD officer Darren Wilson, was found guilty of one count of making an interstate threat and has been sentenced to time served.

Jaleel Tariq Abdul-Jabbaar will be under supervision for three years, which will include monitoring of his Internet activity. He was arrested by the Federal Bureau of Investigation in December after making the comments starting in August, when Wilson shot and killed 18-yearold Michael Brown on Aug. 9. Wilson recently stepped down from his position after a Grand Jury declined to indict him on charges of manslaughter.

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the attention of the FBI’s International Terrorism squad when he allegedly called for killing cops on his Facebook account. A Philadelphia native, Abdul-Jabbaar also lived in Michigan and claimed on his Facebook page to have just moved into a Kirkland apartment. Investigators were able to confirm his residence through the United States Department of Housing and

Urban Development, from which he receives subsidized housing benefits.

Facebook records show that he allegedly attempted to acquire a handgun in late October despite being a convicted felon for unlawful possession of a firearm in 2009.

The conviction stemmed from a shooting arising from a domestic violence incident with his friend’s sister, according to the prosecutors.

He was also convicted on drug charges.

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Assault: 8:52 p.m., 13900 block of 121st Ave NE. An 18-year-old man was arrested and taken into custody for assaulting his 44-year-old mother by throwing a pill bottle, hitting her in the hand and leaving a bruise.

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in the petition are that the unusually long length of the pier would negatively affect access to open water around Juanita Beach Park for water sports recreations such as kitesurfing and paddle-boarding, as well as cause potential harm to the salmon and Blue Heron at Juanita Creek, which is directly adjacent to the property. The petition also states that allowing such a long pier, much longer than any other in the bay, would set a troubling precedent.

Bel Lago Condominiums LLC owner Ken Nelson, however, said the criticism about the project is completely off point.

Nelson first looked into building the pier in 2012, but originally it would have been shorter and contained fewer slips.

It also would have only replaced Bel Lago’s pier at 9123 NE Juanita Drive.

While he was working on the project with the various government agencies, the adjacent property on 9049 NE Juanita Drive was sold to Waterfront

www.kirklandreporter.com II LLC, which Nelson extending out farther manages for the owner. into deeper water, which Nelson said they plan would have less of an to add a 12 unit condo impact on the habitats. on the property owned As for environmental

by Waterfront II LLC, concerns, Nelson said but unlike Bel Lago they their plans are based on will be within the height recommendations from limitations set after the the Department of Fish city annexed the neighand Wildlife, as well as borhood. the Army Corps of EngiThis isn’t the neers, and will “We have no desire actually improve first time Bel to pay for a longer the surrounding Lago has been pier just for the the focus of habitat. As part sake of paying for a of the project, controversy. Delonger pier. We’ve they will be spite neighbors’ objections, King gone way beyond mitigating the the mitigation County let the area by putting seven-and-a-half that’s minimally in logs and trees required.” story building as well as water be built beKen Nelson, owner of Bel plants. tween Northeast “We’re goLago Condominiums Juanita Drive ing to spend and the shores thousands of of Lake Washdollars improvington in 2006, blocking ing the shoreline habitat many neighbors’ views. for the benefit of the The condo was sold to environment,” he said.

Bellevue-based Legacy “We’ve never been told Homes in 2012. by a single agency or by When the purchase of the city we’re not in full the adjacent lot occurred, compliance with what Nelson said it was sugwe’re doing.” gested he build the pier The reason for the on both properties rather long pier is due to the than just one. Not only shallowness of the water, would this move the pier according to Nelson, further west and away which negatively impacts from Juanita Creek, but the local habitat. Extendit would have the pier ing it was done to satisfy

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The owner of Bel Lago Condominiums wants to replace this pier with a new larger pier. MATT PHELPS, Kirkland Reporter concerns by the various government agencies, particularly the Department of Fish and Wildlife.

“We have no desire to pay for a longer pier just for the sake of paying for a longer pier,” he said.

“We’ve gone way beyond the mitigation that’s minimally required.”

Nelson said, the idea of placing the longer pier on both properties has been favored by the city, something planner Désirée Goble with the city of

Kirkland confirmed.

“I think the city would prefer to see one pier versus two,” she said.

While neighbors see the longer pier as an eyesore, Goble said having it on both properties will reduce the number of piers that could potentially be built along the water. Goble also said having one pier instead of two will reduce the environmental impact by moving it away from the park.

Nelson added that

despite claims he’s heard that yachts will be moored on the pier, he intends to include covenants in the condos that will cap the size of boats, depending on their place on the pier. The furthest eight slips, for example, will be limited to boats 24-feet long or shorter, while the next ten slips will have a maximum length of 21 feet. The next four, closest to the shore, would be lifts for smaller boats like canoes.

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local First Lego League (FLL) team is headed for an invitational competition in May where they plan to showcase an invention that solves fidgeting problems kids have in the classroom.

The FLL team, Circle of Seven, consists of Kirkland residents and Cedar Park Christian students Eric Hoelscher and Joshua Elmore, Kenmore resident Justin Smth, Bothell residents Andrew and Ben Netterfield, and Snohomish resident Nicholas Cutulie, who have been selected to represent Western Washington at the FLL Open Invitational Championships in Carlsbad, Calif. May 15-17.

There, they hope they will get the exposure they need for their invention to help kids with fidgeting. At the moment, they are actively fundraising to pay for their trip.

During this year’s competitions, they earned a trophy for “Best Innovative Solution” at the qualifier, the overall “Champions” award at the

semifinals, and a trophy for “Gracious Professionalism” at the state competition.

As part of the league, teams develop a project based on a theme.

Last year, the theme was natural disasters, and the team - then under the name Masters of Disaster - created a subscription service for food emergency kits. The project made the top 10 for Global Innovation and received a free submission to Edison Nation’s online platform, which helps inventors get their ideas off the ground.

For this year’s theme of education, Circle of Seven created a tool to help kids deal with fidgeting. It is an issue one of the members struggles in class.

Hoelscher said they researched the problem and found much of fidgeting can be caused by problems with proprioception, the sense of how one’s body is positioned.

“Kids were not focusing on class,” he said. “If they were focusing they were stomping their feet, tapping their feet….they have to shake their foot or leg to wake it up.”

Elmore, whose parents

A local Lego League team has created an invention to help kids who fidget in class. CONTRIBUTED Richard and Jeanette coach the team, said they tinkered around with the conceptual design before creating the final device, while Hoelscher said they brought in different textures and tested them out on different sections of the board to see if it worked.

“The very beginning idea was more of a big exercise machine that could be used for proprioception,” Elmore said.

“We pretty much work

together as a team,” Hoelscher said. “Basically we did rotations, everybody worked equally on it… we all brought ideas to the table for different textures.”

He added they tried to come up with something that would not only solve the fidgeting, but be practical for the classroom.

“A lot of teachers didn’t want to give kids squeeze balls,” he said.

“A lot of kids would be disruptive… we’ve made

the board so it goes just under the desk and it’s hidden. They’re not able to mess around with it or move it around.”

The Pro-Board has a variety of “fidget busters” on it with different textures, such as squeezy balls and buttons to push.

Intended to be used in the classroom, the board can be slid under a desk so that the student can use it without drawing attention to themselves.

“It’s kind of discreet,”

Jeanette Hoelsche said.

“For the kids that are always tapping their pencils or making noise or moving, it helps them to focus because they don’t know where their body is in space. You’re limited in a classroom because you don’t want kids walking around.”

As they were taking the prototype to various competitions, the Pro-Board caught people’s attention, including a teacher who later told them at another competition she would like to use in her own classroom.

“She came back and we wanted to find out when it’s going to be available,” Elmore said.

The team’s hope is that by competing in the three days of FLL events, they will be able to find a way to make Pro-Board available to students across the country.

Those interested in donating to their team can make a tax deductible donation at www. firstwa.org/SupportUs. aspx by specifying the donation is for Team 189.

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ing Chef in 2011 and 2012 and Outstanding Service in 2013.

Originally built as a home, Smith said the building was converted

into a restaurant 35 years ago, but little has been updated since then. Now that she owns it outright, she is eager to update not just the aesthetics but the electrical

wiring and plumbing, too.

“It did well for 34 years, but it definitely needed some love,” she said. “You operate a restaurant for that long, some things need some love and repair and it feels good to be able to do that.

“It’s a place I do obviously love.”

Among the changes are a new parking lot, roofline, an updated entryway with a coat closet and the addition of a new dining room. The seats will also be replaced.

“I knew everything that needed to be done the moment I pursued buying it,” she said.

Fortunately for those who enjoy the cafe, they can still dine there, albeit they will have to drive a bit farther to Seattle, where Smith managed to find a space on 12th Avenue when the previous tenant

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The collection is believed to be one of the largest ever seized in Western Washington.

Derek M. Halverson, 53, was identified as part of an international crackdown on customers of a

Toronto, Canada based film company, Azov Films. The company distributed child pornography under the guise of “nature films,” said Acting United States Attorney Annette L. Hayes.

Halverson was an “affiliate partner” with the company. The Kirkland resident received commissions and discounts as a result of advertisements he knowingly posted on two websites he operated. At sentencing U.S. District Judge John C. Coughenour ordered $7,500 in restitution to victims who had filed with the court.

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During the nearly 15 years since she opened Cafe Juanita, both Smith and the restaurant have been recognized nationally. Smith was given the James Beard Award for Best Chef Northwest in 2008, competed on the Food Network show The Next Iron Chef in 2009, and in 2013 the cafe was voted one of the top 100

moved out but still maintained the lease, which she now pays. The cafe opened there in December and so far Smith said it has been well received.

“The stars aligned on this one,” she said. “I needed to keep my staff employed for sure. People have mortgages and kids and bills to pay.”

When they return to their Juanita location in July, she hopes customers worried about the changes will be put at ease once they get inside.

“It’s my same staff, my same food, our same hospitality,” she said. “My hope is that people will walk in and go wow, it looks pretty, then sit down and forget about it again and enjoy their food and their wine.”

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Kirkland CERT training class seeks actors for final exam Volunteers are needed for the Community Emergency Response Team (CERT) final simulation drill from 12-8 p.m. on April 25 at the Peter Kirk Community Center in downtown Kirkland. This is the “final exam” for CERT students to demonstrate their search/rescue and first aid skills.

The 24 volunteer “victims,” will be assigned dramatic roles and specific injuries. A professional make-up artist will be on scene to apply moulage make-up and prosthetics to realistically simulate injuries. This is an all-day role.

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based on their scholarship, leadership, service, activities and athletics.”

The Eastside Catholic High School 2015 Graduation ceremony will be held at Benaroya Hall in Seattle at 7:30 p.m. on June 8.

Kirkland residents Jessica Burch and Alexis Fexy have been named as two of the eight valedictorians for Eastside Catholic High School’s 2015 graduating class.

“Eastside Catholic [High] School’s 2015 Valedictorians and Salutatorians are outstanding students and individuals representative of the graduating class of 2015,” said Eastside Catholic Principal Polly Skinner. “I am so pleased that each student has the honor and opportunity for recognition through academic success and their integrity as a friend and classmate to all. Congratulations to all ten who come from a very successful senior class

to two different tournaments and both reached the finals Feb. 20-22.

The first group traveled to the Western States Communication Conference tournament hosted

NU debate team has Two Kirkland students named finalists at two valedictorians at tournaments Northwest University’s Eastside Catholic debate team sent members

by Gonzaga University, and competed against 12 teams from six universities including Carroll College, Gonzaga University, Great Falls University, Idaho State University and Northern Arizona University. After debating five preliminary rounds, NU senior Isaac Sloat and freshman Tyler Whitney qualified for the final round. During the final round, they faced Carroll, Gonzaga and Idaho State on the resolution: “This house believes that television actors of a minority group have a moral obligation to reject roles that are negative or stereotypical.”

At the end of the final round, Sloat and Whitney

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In addition to the team competition, Sloat also finished as the fourth-place speaker.

The second group traveled to the Portland State University tournament to compete against 44 teams from 12 universities including Humboldt State, George Fox, Willamette, Seattle University, University of British Columbia, University of Victoria, McGill, Pacific Lutheran University, Corban and Reed College. After debating six preliminary rounds, NU juniors Marlene Pierce and Johnathan Swayne qualified for the quarterfinal round. They advanced through quarterfinals and

semifinals to reach the final round. During the final round, NU competed against Willamette University, University of British Columbia, and McGill/Uvic on the topic: “This house would prohibit parents/ guardians from assigning gender identity to minority children.” The McGill/Uvic team took the top honors and the other teams, including NU, finished as finalists. In addition, Pierce ranked as the 11th best speaker out of 88 debaters.

NU alumni Calvin Horne coached his PLU teams to a semifinalist’s finish at PSU and Abbie Kruse coached her Gonzaga team to a first-place finish at WSC.

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