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Turmoil in Bothell: Increasing number of issues plague mayor Bothell residents call for Freed to be “impeached”

Verde construction may have violated two municipal codes

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A group of Bothell residents have come together to try and have Bothell Mayor Joshua Freed removed from office. DEANNA ISAACS, Bothell/ Kenmore Reporter

The potential conflict of interest surfaced when the mayor sent a letter to the city of Bothell stating that he has a minority inter-

est in a group currently in contract for purchase of the back-nine of the Wayne and wanted to ensure the city [ more FREED page 5 ]

for permits and that the plat’s plans had included demolition of the historic structures. Then, in 2015, it was brought to the BLPB that the structures had indeed been destroyed. “[I] was told that yes, the water tower and house had been demolished, that city staff was aware of it, and there was no demolition permit applied for nor given,” said Landmark Preservation Board Chair Davina Duerr. “Because of the value we saw in the water tower and had [ more VERDE page 8 ]

World renouned Dr. Patch Adams visits with local students at Bastyr University

Treating the funny bone

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Patch Adams shows students of Bastyr University how to treat a patient’s ailments and emotions with humor. Here, Patch Adams showcases the level of selfhumiliation he’s willing to endure to get a suffering person to smile and laugh by using fake boogers and fake bad-teeth. DEANNA ISAACS, Bothell/Kenmore Reporter

atch Adams engaged students at Bastyr University with funny delights, sad stories and fake boogers in his nose.

The internationally known health care professional, best known for the movie starring Robin Williams that bears his name, addressed the college’s Center for Mind, Body, Spirit and Nature about “medicine for fun not funds” on April 4.

“I went on the road 30 years ago because I failed at raising funds for a hospital,” said Adams, who is in his 45th year of fundraising. “I entered medical school in 1967 to use medicine as a vehicle for social change,

I’m a political activist. I knew that medicine was a greedy business, so I entered medical school because I knew I was going to be free.”

During his free time in medical school, he studied health care delivery systems from around the world and throughout history. He had intended to create a care delivery model with a plan to provide care out of his own communal household with 20 adults and children.

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Signs have been popping up around Bothell stating “Impeach Freed” concerning the conflict-of-interest investigation linking the sale of the Wayne Golf Course and Mayor Joshua Freed. The signs, along with an accompanying website, come on the heels of more Bothell residents calling for his resignation during the April 7 City Council meeting.

As the controversy around Bothell Mayor Joshua Freed and the purchase of the Wayne Golf Course intensifies, more information about other developments tied to Freed are coming to light - including two possible Bothell Municipal Code violations.

The Bothell Landmarks Preservation Board (BLPB) notified the City Council on March 24 that Element Residential, headed by Freed, violated Bothell Municipal Code

(BMC) while constructing the Verde by tearing down a historically inventoried house without proper authorization.

The Harries House and Water Tower were built in 1928 and had been on the Bothell historic inventory since 1988. The water tower was the last water tower from Bothell’s early years.

In a letter from Jeffrey Smith, senior planner with the city of Bothell, to Bothell citizen Pat Pierce it was indicated that, as of 2011, there had been no applications

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YOU ARE INVITED TO A PUBLIC HEARING ON THE 2015 UPDATE TO THE KENMORE COMPREHENSIVE PLAN Tuesday, April 21 7:00 P.M. Kenmore City Hall 18120 68th Avenue NE

The City of Kenmore Planning Commission is holding a public hearing on the City’s 2015 update to the Comprehensive Plan. Amendments to the goals, objectives and policies of the Housing, Utilities, and Public Services Elements (chapters) are proposed, along with a revised Vision Statement and new policies on healthy/active living, sustainability, and regional transportation.

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The students were presented to the Senate during a break in the third reading of several education bills and their tour of the governor’s office coincided with a surprise appearance by the governor. Fernwood Principal Gabe DeMiero received a phone call from Olympia praising all Fernwood students for their respectful behavior and their interest and knowledge of state government.

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n 2013, distracted driving killed 3,154 people, according to the National Highway Traffic Safety Commission. April is Driving Distracted Awareness Month and is something we take very seriously.

Kenmore is a vibrant community full of people who enjoy biking, walking, and driving; all road users deserve an equally safe transportation experience. As Kenmore reaches the one year anniversary of its Target Zero Initiative implementation, we strive to educate everyone on the importance of driver safety.

Target Zero aims to end pedestrian and bicycle fatalities and serious injuries as the result of a collision with a motorized vehicle by 2025.

The Kenmore Police Department continues to enforce distracted driving. Many of us spend more time than we would like driving to and from work/school each day. It can be tempting to reach for your phone along the way. We ask you to please give driving your full attention when behind the wheel. No text message or email is worth risking your life or the life of those around you.

Distracted driving generally refers to using your phone or other electronic device in any capacity while driving a vehicle. However, it can also include eating, putting on makeup, brushing your teeth, reading a book, or other multi-tasking activities.

Glancing at an email or checking the traffic report may seem harmless at the time,

but doing so is actually quite dangerous. In fact, 26 percent of all car crashes involve cell phone use. While human brains can toggle quickly between tasks, research proves that it cannot actually do two things at the same time without a decrease in performance.

We all must remember that handsfree calling does not mean risk-free driving.

Education about distracted driving is crucial, especially for our younger drivers. The National Safety Council has created a great infographic, visually describing the serious implications distracted driving can have. It can be found on their website (www.nsc.org).

You can also take the pledge at www.distraction.gov to drive cell-free and stop using your phone while driving.

Mayor David Baker

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Take distracted driving seriously

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Here in Kenmore, we pride ourselves on our small town feel and close knit community. We care about our neighbors and the wellbeing of our people. Kenmore Police helps make our community more safe; and you also have the power to prevent meaningless accidents and casualties related to distracted driving. First and foremost, try to set a good example to those around you. Pull over when a call or text requires your immediate attention. Pay extra attention to the road when pedestrians and bicyclists are near and always remember to drive defensively.

Together, we will make a difference in our community to prevent distracted driving and its severe consequences.

David Baker is the mayor of Kenmore.

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This is regarding the crosswalks on Northeast 141st. There are two crosswalks, one of which is the back entrance to an elementary school, neither crosswalk is flagged or lighted and are consistently ignored by cars.

Patrols for education and at least a flag bucket would be helpful.

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development in Bothell, Toll Brothers has significant experience dealing with the city of Bothell and with the geology and slide potential of Norway Hill.

Why would Toll Brothers need to partner with Element Residential and its owner, chairman, president, treasurer and secretary, mayor Joshua Freed? Or with the mayor’s Wayne Manor limited liability corporation? What would Mayor Freed bring to the partnership that Toll Brothers doesn’t already have?

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Mystery company signed to Bothell mayor needs to purchase golf course could be ask for mulligan with Toll Brothers developments In the mystery surrounding the Bothell mayor’s role in the purchase of the Wayne Golf Course back-nine, there is a rumor that the corporation that the mayor declines to mention is Toll Brothers. (See Bothell Reporter Mar 18, 2015, mayor triggers investigation) Toll Brothers is the developer of Piper’s Glen. Toll Brothers is a very large builder with developments in 19 states and billions in annual revenue. Toll Brothers is large enough to have its own divisions for architecture, engineering, landscaping, golf course development, marketing, mortgages, title insurance and commercial development. Toll Brothers bought local developer CamWest and paid $113 million for a number of CamWest properties. Toll Brothers has a number of developments under construction in the Seattle area. With its Piper’s Glen

The mayor in his letter admitting that he was involved in purchasing the back-nine of the Wayne Golf Course, stated that he was just one “partner” in the sale. Why are the other “partners” or the one particular “partner” not revealed? Since it is called a “binding” contract, does it mean that the mayor and the council allowed the contract to be on a “fast-track,” or “shortcut,” without any public discussion? Did the mayor, and his agent, and the city manager, decide that we (the citizens) didn’t need to be informed about the potential sale of this last open space in the area? Does it mean that there will not be a golf course in this beautiful area?

Since there were no listings or public notices of the purchase and sale, is this a case of “insidertrading?” Were the Bothell citizens misled again,

so we could have more construction on this open space and golf course?

One of the “rumors” in the sale of the property has involved the Toll Brothers, a multibillion dollar company. They are presently building “Pipers Glen,” a housing development just to the south of the back-nine of the golf course. If you have driven up to “Pipers Glen,” you will notice that every tree has been eliminated. This clear-cutting seems to magnify the geological problems of Norway Hill. In addition to the slide possibilities, does Bothell have any restrictions on total tree removal? In most of King County, and in many cities, there are severe concerns about tree removal, and penalties are involved. Even Kirkland to the south has extreme restrictions on tree removal. Does our City Council have any concerns or restrictions on tree removal? In this slide area, when “Pipers Glen” was started and then cleared completely, were restrictions and rules broken? Or was it on the “fast-track,” with “shortcuts” involved? Does the mayor have investment interest in “Pipers Glen?”

With over 200 homes (with three- and fourcar garages) being built along 100th Avenue/ Waynita/96th Avenue, any traffic relief will be difficult to achieve. Will we need a multiplelane bridge across the Samammish River? Is the city going to take over land through “eminent domain” and destroy two community entrances, to widen the road? And speaking of the bridge, why are all the load-restriction signs gone? The signs “disappeared” with the massive construc[ more LETTERS page 16 ] tion of the homes

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www.bothell-reporter.com • www.kenmore-reporter.com pany, Washington Cities that there was no conflict Insurance Association (WCIA), and not a truly of interest. independent third party.

The Bothell Reporter The WCIA is a multibroke the story on this city organization that subject on March 18. provides liability and “I don’t believe [a reproperty financial proteccall/impeachment] is the tion to the city-members. only recourse, I do be“The WCIA frequently lieve it is the best adverdoes investigation on tising recourse to bring attention to what is going our behalf when we are involved in matters of on,” said Bothell business litigation and liability, owner Jeff O’Day, a voland they seem like the unteer for the “Impeach entity that would be Freed” campaign. “If it appropriate to contact got worse, there could be regarding this investigaa revote. I think the trick is to keep the pressure on tion,” said Stowe during the meeting. “Also, it’s an so he steps away.” investigation that we are While an elected ofnot paying directly ficial would be for. Of course, its recalled rather paid for by the than impeached, contributions the focus of BOTHELL that we make the campaign, and the contriaccording to butions of all O’Day, is to of the members get more people of that association involved in what’s contribute towards.” going on in their local Bothell City Council government. member Tris Samberg “This campaign is 100 addressed concerns about percent geared towards the lack of a truly third getting citizens up to party investigation, along speed on what’s going on with other concerned in city hall,” O’Day said. citizens.

There were previous “When the citizens calls for the mayor to step requested an independent down since the Wayne Golf Course procurement investigation I envisioned it to be truly independent of the front-nine was brought before the city in from the city. I understand that the investigaJanuary.

Bothell resident Dennis tion is being performed by an attorney hired by Scotstad reiterated his the Washington Cities desire to have the city purchase the back-nine of Insurance Association,” the Wayne for the citizens said Bothell resident Judith Carpenter during of Bothell and also called the council meeting. “In for the mayor to resign all respects, the WCIA is his position during the an insurance pool the city April 7 meeting. of Bothell is a member of.

“During [a December This is not my idea of an 2014] meeting, city offiindependent investigacials acknowledge for the tion. I would also hope first time, publicly, that that there would be some the back-nine was for sale, but did not acknowl- citizen oversight. As a edge the city had been of- city, Bothell is comprised of a group of citizens, fered the opportunity to and as citizens we have buy the back-nine a year elected the mayor and earlier. That information city council to represent surfaced only as a result us. We should be entitled of a freedom of informato oversight into the tion inquiry,” Scotstad investigation.” said. “Mayor Freed’s According to Bothell March 4 statement that Municipal Code Chaphe learned of the city’s ter 11.16.005, “The city interest on the back-nine attorney shall approve all on March 3 is not creddevelopment agreements ible. The mayor is not prior to consideration by serving the interests of the City Council,” meanthe community. I call on ing that Freed may have him to resign from the had a hand in approving City Council.” his own development’s A few weeks after the plans. The council has letter, City Manager Bob the power to approve or Stowe, on behalf of the decline the development city, authorized an invesplans only after a public tigation into any potenhearing by the designated tial conflicts of interest the entire city council has hearing body.

That hearing body, acconcerning the Wayne cording to City Attorney Golf Course. The invesJoe Beck, is a third party tigators are through the lawyer who has been city’s insurance com-

contracted to review the vast majority of development permits since 1996.

That way, no conflicts of interest occur during a development procedure. While it is rare for development agreements to come before the city council, Beck noted that any councilmember with interest in the project would be recused from that hearing due to actual conflicts of interest.

“While I understand and appreciate that some

in our community are concerned, I believe that the overwhelming majority of people of Bothell are fair and support the progress and direction of our city,” said Mayor Freed in an email. “I have been humbled by the people in Bothell who have reached out to me to express their support. I look forward to working with my colleagues on the council on the many important matters that are critical to Bothell’s

future.”

According to O’Day, there are 40 signs around Bothell calling for citizens to “Impeach” Freed.

The conflict of interest investigation is set to conclude anywhere between this week and the end of the month.

The Reporter first published this story at bothell-reporter.com on April 13.

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Kenmore City Hall was filled with citizens who participated in a

workshop by community engagement expert Peter Kageyama, author of For the Love of Cities and Love Where You Live, on April 7.

“I was thrilled to see the turnout and the enthusiasm in the room,” Deputy Mayor Allan Van Ness said. “You could tell that these people really love their city.”

The three-hour workshop was aimed at empowering citizens with knowledge and tools to be part of positive change in Kenmore. Kageyama discussed the concept of “falling in love with your city” and “doing small things with outsized impacts.” These small things

are what Kageyama called “Love Notes” and likened them to a personalized hand-written note to go with a bouquet of flowers.

“Boy, were my expectations of a dry, boring meeting blown away last night,” said Kenmore resident Alene Fisher, who attended the workshop. “The speaker’s ability to focus on concrete ways to improve Kenmore was exceptional.”

After a presentation by Kageyama, participants were asked to come to the microphone, say what they love about Kenmore,

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Each table of participants then designed a hypothetical T-shirt that reflected what they love about Kenmore.

As the final activity of the evening, Kageyama challenged participants to develop a “love note” proposal for a $500 grant, funded by local businesses and individuals. Each table of participants developed and submitted their proposals. Examples include the construction of an over-sized heron nest, a “mid-winter splash” event, a street fair, pop-up balloons throughout the city, and an online radio station for Kenmore. After each proposal was presented, all of the participants voted on their favorite project. Mayor David Baker presented the $500 grant to top vote getting idea, which was to paint murals on the silo structures at CalPortland on 175th Street in Kenmore.

The city will highlight ideas generated from participants at the workshop on their Facebook page over the next couple of weeks, www.facebook. com/kenmorewa.

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Since it was his hospital, he could do anything he wanted to do.

“My initial interview with a patient is four hours long, unbelievably intense,” Adams said. “I ask every question sensitive to life, you cannot imagine a personal question I didn’t ask the [patient], no matter how private it was. My first question was ‘tell me about yourself.’”

Even though patients had hours, according to Adams, they only spoke about themselves for about five minutes. He found 3 percent of the people had self esteem and less than 5 percent understood day-today happiness.

During his talk, Adams pleaded with those in the audience who are students to not keep patients in a sterile, arms length, doctorpatient relationship and, instead, create compassionate doctor-patient relationships full of trust and understanding.

“I read one of the first books that Patch published well over 20 years ago, and was inspired by his vision,” said Brenda Loew, clinical supervisor at Bastyr. “We became close, close friends over the years and have remained in touch and see each other when we can.

His vision is completely resonant of healing with joy in life.”

Even though Adams hasn’t been a practitioner of medicine for several years, he still practices the art of medicinal clowning by taking scores of people across the globe to raise spirits with clowning. The Gesundheit Global Outreach program hopes to develop physically and mentally healthy communities and people by sending humanitarian clowns into places such as war zones, death row prisoners, hospitals and even to Darfur during the height of the conflict.

“In 1985, we started our first clown trip. So I started our first clown trip to the Soviet Union, and this will be our 31st year. What we’ve done for 31 years, is 10 hours a day of clowning. We’ve done hospitals, orphanages, nursing homes, prisons, institutions, subways, restaurants, hotels - nobody is safe. We’ve taken ages 3 to 88 to 50 countries,” Patch said. “We don’t require any training, you can be the most boring person from your country and in a clown costume that becomes a character of a really boring person. It sucks you in because we take you to such suffering that you can’t hold back your goodness. And it works.”

According to Patch, he took clowns to Sri Lanka after the Tsunami, Haiti post earthquake, five clowning trips into the thick of war, and on more than 150 clown trips. *While on these clowning trips, Patch estimates he’s been a clown at 10,000 deathbeds and held the arms of at least 2,000 people the day they died of starvation. In Peru, found four children between the age of 3 and 5 with gonorrhea, who were child sex slaves, and started a lifetime project in Peru for children.* Participants of the event not only heard Adams speak, but also watched a short video featuring a patient in South America who was about to undergo another open-heart surgery.

The patient and his mother were afraid, so Adams cheered them up with clowning. The universal understanding of a mother’s love for her son and a son’s love for his mother showed through and, by the end, there weren’t many dry eyes in the auditorium.

When asked how it feels to have impacted so many people around the globe, Adams answered with “Well, duh.”

“If it didn’t have that impact, I would try something else, right? I want a different world. I’m here to infect

World renowned Dr. Patch Adams speaks to a standing-room only crowd at Bastyr Unviersity in Kenmore on April 4. DEANNA ISAACS, Bothell/ Kenmore Reporter

minds that love is seductive, fun is seductive, service is seductive,” Adams said.

“I’ve worked every single day for 44 plus years to get a hospital and I’ve never had any discouragement.”

Gesundheit program isn’t just about ensuring people receive happy healthcare, but also about healthy education and housing. According to Adams, there are no educational institutions teaching love or compassion, whether in health care or primary education.

A fact that Adams hopes to change by promoting the School for Designing a Society, which aims to help change society for the better by making it more human.

“I want to be somebody that everybody feels

comfortable around, I enjoy being goofy,… I want to do good for the world and make people happier and make it a pleasure to exist in the world we live in,” said Karina Cook, a student of the school. “I think the world can definitely benefit from this and I certainly hope that the amount of people who realize this option is out there will increase in the near future so that a lot more of this change can happen sooner.”

While Adams was only at Bastyr for a few hours, he said citizens can help positively effect change in their own communities all year round. For more information about the Gesundheit!

Institute and Adams’ work with Clowning, please visit www.patchadams.org.

“One option in life is to be exactly who you decide to be, and you will really like living that life because you can change at any time.

If at that day, you are exactly who you decide to be, you’ll like the sleep you get,” Adams said. “Anyone can be exactly who they decide to be every single second for the rest of your life and you’ll really like what happens, and you’ll get really skilled at the person you want to be because you are that all the time.”

Adams receives letters every day from all around the world, over 10,000 letters. To correspond with Adams, he replies to every letter sent to him and requires only one thing: “it be in English or American.”

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expressed when the original plat was applied for, we would have certainly enter into negotiations with the developer on saving that building.”

While the Landmarks Preservation Board could not have forced the owner to keep the historic site, they may have been able to either document the property pre-demolition or salvage some of it had the city been notified through the permit application process.

However, according to an email from Mayor Freed, the person within the Verde

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“Although not one of these structures was on the Bothell Historical Register, I tried to try to find a home for the water tower,” Freed said.

“Unfortunately, the expense of moving and maintaining the structure prevented anyone from accepting my offer to give them the water tower for free so it could be preserved.”

Any building that is more

than 50 years old is included on the historic inventory.

According to BMC title 22, a demolition permit must be applied for if the property is on the historic register or inventory, however the city requires a report analyzing the alternative options for the historic site.

In the history of Bothell, Duerr hadn’t heard of a property owner destroying a historic site without applying for the permit.

“Bothell is unique, we really value our historic buildings, you can see that on Main Street and in Bothell Landing Park,” Duerr said.

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While the developers must submit a permit application to demolish certain buildings, they are under no obligation to preserve buildings on the historic inventory. According to Duerr, many property owners with historic sites have voluntarily contacted the preservation board to document, preserve or even move historic buildings.

“I think part of the joy in this process, is we get to educate developers and citizens on the true value that these historic buildings have for the community,” Duerr said.

“It’s a two way street, it’s not one way where we impose our will, it’s citizens coming to us and asking for our involvement.”

To make matters worse, somewhere between 2010 and 2014, the Harries house, though not the water tower, was taken off the Imagine Bothell Comprehensive Plan’s ‘historic properties’ listing for the Waynita area, though it was still part of the historic inventory.

The Verde plat also had a second violation of Bothell municipal code. The developer destroyed trees it had agreed to keep during the public permitting application for development.

“I planted the leland cypress trees, when I was a sophomore at Inglemoor High School, around the entire property because my dad knew they were the fastest growing evergreen trees,” Freed said in the email. “We wanted to grow a hedge around the property and cre-

ate a sense of place that our family and thousands around the community enjoyed for years.”

According to a letter sent from Bill Wiselogle, community development director of Bothell, to Element Residential’s Development Manager, Eric Clarke, on Nov. 24, the trees were included as part of the development permit application process. Since the developer had, in a public hearing, stated he would save the hedgerow of cypress trees, it was officially a condition to the development.

According to Tony Shoffer, the arborist contracted by Element Residential, the objective of the tree removal was to open space behind the houses in order to offer more backyard space. While he noted that a secondary objective to removing the trees was to open space for some trees to grow larger, however, he also noted that shearing the southern branches would also open up space.

Shoffer recommended taking out approximately 80 trees to give Verde purchasers bigger back yards.

“The arborist for Verde deemed the trees on lot 1 and 2 as hazardous and, as allowed by city regulations, these dangerous tree were able to be removed,” Freed said. “Though not required by law to do so, I volunteered to keep the hedge under the condition I could trim the trees or completely remove them if they are considered hazardous to the homes being built.”

For both the trees and the Harries house, the city has a duty to investigate and to enforce all code violations under BMC code 11.20.003.

However, in a Nov. 18

email from Element Residential to the city, Clarke states, “It is our contention that we had no obligation to obtain permission from the city to remove these trees because the plat restriction did not require the city approval for tree removal.”

The letter also states that it “may have been wise to obtain concurrence from the city prior to beginning the work, and for that we apologize.”

Wiselogle, in his reply dated Nov. 14, found the potential hazards to be “greatly overstated,” though he does offer Element Residential with information about applying to obtain a plat alteration permit.

The application for plat alteration may have brought the destruction of the Harries house and water tower, and the cypress trees, to the attention of the city prior to their destruction. Regardless of the discrepancies between Freed’s and the Landmark Preservation Board’s account of the process, it is clear that the board was not made aware of the issue in time to attempt recovery of the historic structures.

The Reporter has requested city documentation on violations occurring at the Verde complex but had not had the request fulfilled as of press time.

The violations at the Verde plat coincide with political turmoil surrounding the mayor’s potential conflict of interest involving the Wayne Golf Courses back-nine purchase.

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Nothing would be decided until after a public engagement process to discuss what level of TBD ballot measure would be preferred by the community, and then the issue would come back to the council for final approval for the fees or ballot measures.

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“The transportation funding needs that the city of Bothell currently has are to replace lost and one-time revenues that are currently funding our street fund, to restore maintenance programs

such as pavement and sidewalk repair that we have foregone over previous budgets,” said Bothell Public Works Director Erin Leonhart during the council meeting. “[Other uses include] increase pavement preservation and to also have a conversation about possibly increasing sidewalk construction.”

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Inglemoor girls’ basketball coach let go after 13 years, reaching state finals John Augustavo, head coach of the Inglemoor High School Girl’s Basketball team, was given notice on March 27 that the school has declined to renew his contract after 13 years at the school.

The decision comes after it was found that Augustavo unknowingly had an extra player on the court during two postseason games. According to Augustavo, he hadn’t been notified about Washington Interscholastic Activities Association (WIAA) rules concerning the number of players allowed in-jersey during the post-season games at state level.

“I wasn’t given the proper information prior to our regional game to be able to coach the team without getting a sanction because I wasn’t aware of what the roster sizes were supposed to be,” Augustavo said. “That information was never sent to me.”

This year the Inglemoor Girls’ Basketball team

made it all the way to second place at the Class 4A State Tournament before losing in double overtime to Gonzaga Prep.

“We appreciate Mr. Augustavo’s service to the Northshore School District as basketball coach at Inglemoor High School,” said Leanna Albrecht, director of communications for the Northshore School District. “Inglemoor High School will not be continuing Mr. Augustavo’s contract. This is a personnel issue and the district does not discuss individual personnel matters.”

While Albrecht cannot comment on personnel issues within the Northshore School District.

According to Augustavo, since he had a clean record, the only reason he was let go was the issues with the post-season infractions.

“I was a little bit shocked and kind of disappointed in the whole way that the procedure went. What I want to make clear…is that there was nothing more to this

Former Inglemoor High School girls basketball head coach John Augustavo coaches the Vikings during the 2014 state tournament. REPORTER FILE PHOTO whole situation than the two infractions, which the WIAA put against Inglemoor,” Augustavo said.

“I’ve run that program for the last 13 years; it’s been clean, it’s been on the up and up, never had a sanction from WIAA, from Inglemoor, from the Northshore School District, from anything. I have a great rapport with my players and parents.”

According to the WIAA King County post-season basketball regulations, the

maximum number of participants for each tournament game, and the maximum number of players a school’s team may have in full uniform for each tournament, is 15 players, with only 10 in uniform.

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tacted by the regional site manager after the regional game, indicating that they’d discovered the school had entered 13 players into the scorebooks and had played in the game,” said Mike Colbrese, executive director of WIAA. “Whenever possible, the penalty should be imposed upon everyone but the students, if any penalty is imposed at all. The initial request from the team players was ‘please don’t make me forfeit this game.’”

WIAA did not force the Inglemoor girls team to forfeit the game, as the 13th player didn’t impact the outcome of the game.

However, there are incongruities in the WIAA’s 2014-15 basketball tournament procedures between King County tournament standards and state or regional tournament standards.

“What’s really interesting, is KingCo has a different rule than every other district in the state,” Colbrese said. “[King County programs are] the only ones that have a more liberal roster limit for pre-state tournament, the games before regional, than the [rest of the] state.”

According to Colbrese, the organization is going to be looking into aligning the King County rules with those in all other Washington districts and for tournaments at State Level.

In King County tournaments, there can be five players on the floor and 10 players on the bench all in full uniform, for a total of 15. Section D of the WIAA King County Handbook notes that,

“Each participating school will be allowed a maximum of 15 players in full uniform for each tournament game.” It later goes on to state in section G that, “Each team will be allowed to have a total of 15 individuals on their player bench. A maximum of 10 eligible players in uniform are allowed on the player bench.”

However, during regionals or state tournaments, there can only be five players on the floor and seven players on the bench, for a total of 12 players. Unknown to Augustavo, one player ended up taking off her warmup gear and was considered the 13th player in uniform on the bench during the second game when infractions were committed.

“The fact that their deal is - it’s about the kids - I would think that somewhere along the line, as a coach, you want to expose these kids to an opportunity like I did, to bring them down to state, just to give them the experience and fun that goes with it,” Augustavo said.

“I find it hard that you’d be penalized for something like that, if it’s truly about the kids.”

The penalty against the school and coach is part of the penalties on student players.

“The thing here is that no one wanted to see the students get penalized,” Colbrese said. “That’s what this penalty does, it focuses on those most responsible for the violation. The girls were an unwitting part of it.”

WIAA had decided on a punishment of a two-game suspension and a $500 fine for Augustavo, though according to Augustavo, the $500 fine has been waived, while Inglemoor High School let Augustavo’s contract end. Whether or not Augustavo will still have a two-game suspension next year has yet to be decided.

This is just the first decision by WIAA’s board about the first of two infractions involving the same issue, though at a different game. During the game with Monroe, Inglemoor’s team had 13 players, and during the state tournament, there were also 13 players.

The final decision on the second infraction will take place at their June 2015 meeting.

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BRIEFS Bothell man sentenced for insurance fraud Vernon J. Robinson, 49, of Bothell, was sentenced March 27 in King Vernon J. Robinson County Superior Court to one year in prison, suspended, and 24 months of probation for attempted insurance fraud.

Robinson pled guilty on March 5 to the felony charge and served one day in jail.

In June 2013, Robinson made a claim to Travelers Insurance that he was struck by a car at a Safeway gas station.

Robinson said the vehicle backed into him, striking his knee and hip, and he hit the car with his fist to get the driver’s attention. Travelers reviewed video from the gas station that showed the vehicle did not hit Robinson.

Robinson filed a lawsuit against the driver in August

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Jerry Stagg, 27, was wanted in a local felony harassment case, according to the Snohomish County Sheriff ’s Office. He also has warrants for his arrest for robbery

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“People who think insurance fraud is a quick way to make a buck don’t stop to think about the resulting economic damage,” said Insurance Commissioner Mike Kreidler. “Consumers pay the bill for fake insurance claims through increased premiums. I’m happy to report a case where a fake claim was thwarted.”

Travelers referred the case to Kreidler’s Special Investigations Unit (SIU), which investigates insurance fraud.

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saw and I paved it over I saw a letter in the Bothell Reporter the other day that stated that Bothell is a better place with Freed as mayor. This one positive letter was surrounded by negative letters from every side concerning the mayor.

And when the letter stated that the mayor understands the private sector, it became apparent that there are two very different meanings to the term “private sector.”

The mayor’s legacy for the Bothell citizens could have been that he was going to preserve this one green space habitat with a river running through it. His legacy could have been that he was going to preserve the 18-hole Wayne Golf Course in perpetuity, for all future generations of this city. His legacy could have been to preserve the wildlife, the deer, the eagles, the beavers, the salmon, etc., and even the golfers. The

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The above-referenced ordinance includes condemnation of some or all of the property, rights, interests and improvements described below and owned by the following: Owner: Bothell Service Center Associates, a Washington general partnership.

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Address: 18107 Bothell Way N.E., Bothell WA 98011.

The public is invited to comment on the above at the public hearing, or by submitting written comments or questions prior to the meeting to the Bothell City Clerk, 18305 – 101st Avenue NE, Bothell, WA 98011. For further information, please contact Joe Beck, City Attorney, (425) 489-3398, extension #4361 or email at joe.beck@ci.bothell. wa.us.

Any person may attend the hearing and speak to the Council regarding this issue.

SPECIAL ACCOMMODATIONS: The City of Bothell strives to provide accessible meetings for people with disabilities. If special accommodations are required, please contact the ADA Coordinator at (425) 486-3256 at least three days prior to the meeting.

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mayor’s legacy could have been far removed from the “private sector,” but a great citizen accomplishment which would be recognized by all.

Instead, the mayor basically pronounced a famous Julius Caesar quote: “I came, I saw, I conquered.”

Or, using the “private sector” quote, “I came, I saw and I paved it over.” Why wouldn’t he want to leave this green space legacy to the citizens?

Dr. Robert Tadlock, Bothell

Mayor Freed doesn’t represent community Bothell Mayor Joshua Freed opposed OneBothell’s repeated requests for cooperation and assistance in preserving the whole of the Wayne Golf Course open land (both front- and back-nine). Mayor Freed’s obstruction and opposition are visible on the Feb. 10 Bothell recorded City Council meeting available on YouTube.

During the meeting, One Bothell (James McNeal) presented its vision for a public regional park and asked for city participation and support during a Feb. 13, 2015 meeting in Olympia with state Sen. [Rosemary] McAuliffe, Rep. [Derek] Stanford and Rep. [Luis] Moscoso.

Mayor Freed would not send a Bothell city representative. Councilmembers [Tris] Samberg and [Andy] Rheaume also requested (at

minutes 45:25ff and 1:52ff and 1:58:50 and 2:02:10) that the City Council and/ or city manager send a Bothell city representative to the Olympia meeting along with OneBothell.

In each case Mayor Freed argued about the request and finally adjourned the meeting without satisfying any of the requests.

Councilman Rheaume volunteered to attend and did attend the Feb. 13 meeting despite the mayor’s opposition. During that meeting Mayor Freed and Councilmember [Mark] Lamb participated by telephone. Their participation was opposition and obstruction. According to the OneBothell.org Feb. 13, 2015 account, “Each (of the callers) voiced their concern that the interests of the community (as represented by OneBothell) might end up above the interests of the owners of developable land.” Several attendees characterized the mayor’s disruptive participation as a filibuster.

During the next Feb. 17, 2015 City Council meeting Steve Jarvis spoke during the comment period (on YouTube Bothell city council at minute 29:30) to report that Councilmember Lamb, during this Feb. 13 meeting was “rude and aggressive.” Deputy Mayor [Del] Spivey did not allow Mr. Jarvis to finish his comments.

Why would the mayor of Bothell oppose and obstruct a civic organization dedicated to creating regional parkland for Bothell and the surrounding area?

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to the south of the Wayne Course, (Bentley, Pipers Glen, etc.). The large overloaded speeding trucks rattle the bridge every day, with cement trucks, earth movers and lumber. What ever happened to the loadrestrictions? Has the bridge already been damaged?

In the past, this bridge has been closed for many extended periods because of damage. Is this all part of the “master” plan being orchestrated for the citizens of Bothell? Do we really need more pavement and houses on our very special golf course? By the way, the Toll Brothers also build golf courses, so maybe there is hope after all. What the mayor needs to do right now, for the citizens of Bothell, is to ask for a “mulligan.”

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And then the mayor revealed in his March 4 letter to the Bothell City Council that he and others had acquired the rights to the back-nine area of the Wayne Golf Course for private development.

Do the mayor’s actions opposing and obstructing OneBothell in February prior to his announcement of his purchase of the backnine but after his purchase of the property constitute an illegal or unethical conflict of interest? Perhaps neither, but his actions certainly are counter to the public interest.

Dennis Skofstad, Bothell

Bothell mayor previously violated Bothell municipal code in 2014 On February 11, 2014, the Bothell City Council held a study session for AB #14-24, the appointment of the Salary Commission.

The Salary Commission is convened every five years for the purpose of reviewing city councilmember compensation and making any necessary adjustments.

Per section 2.92.010 of the Bothell Municipal Code, “the commission shall consist of three members, to be appointed by the mayor with the approval of the city council.” The council agreed to advertise for the positions and to review applications on March 4, 2014.

At the March 4, 2014 city council meeting, Human Resources Director Jamie Marsden presented AB#1431 and stated that four applications were received for the three open positions. Mayor Joshua Freed disregarded all four applications and selected three individuals who had not applied or expressed inter-

est. Two of the individuals were currently serving on the planning commission and one of the individuals was currently serving on the parks and recreation board. This selection was in violation of BMC 2.92.020, which states that “prior to consideration for appointment, each candidate shall submit a written request to be considered, which shall be reviewed by the mayor and council members prior to appointment to the commission.”

Councilmember Mark Lamb moved to approve the mayor’s recommendation and discussion ensued.

Several council members raised questions as to why the mayor was selecting three citizens who did not apply through the prescribed method. Mayor Freed responded that the three were known and easily accessible. He also confirmed that none of them submitted applications, he had sought them out, and that he had private conversations with them.

When the vote was taken, a majority of the council approved Mayor Freed’s selections. Only Councilmembers Samberg and Rheaume dissented.

Two of the four citizens who had submitted applications, but were not selected, were a former member of the 2009 salary commission and a citizen who works in the human resources field.

To disregard these qualified candidates and the process clearly defined in the BMC is just another questionable move by the mayor. Hind sight is 20/20, but if you look back on the mayor’s actions historically, you can definitely see a pattern. I can tell you that the current developments with the Wayne property come as no surprise to me. I encourage the citizens of Bothell to attend council meetings and to get involved. It is the only way to hold your elected officials accountable.

Quinn McCracken, Bothell

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AKC Purebred German Rottweiler Puppies with Papers. Huge and great w i t h k i d s. C h i p s, f i r s t shots, dew claws removed, tails docked and d ew o r m e d . R e a d y fo r loving homes. $800.

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ANNUAL LATVIAN RUMMAGE SALE APRIL 23 - 26, 2015 Collectibles, Furniture, Household Items, Clothes, Books, Electronics, Tools, Plants, Ethnic Items, Jewelry and Much More!

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Shoreline Nor’King Craft Fair, April 24 & 25. Fri 9am-5pm.

Sat. 9am-4pm. First Lutheran Church of Richmond Beach. 18354 8th A v e N W. Va r i e t y o f crafts, bake goods & deli.

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HUGE church rummage sale. Friday & Saturday, April 24th & 25th, 9am3pm. Boutique, house SEATTLE LATVIAN wares, kids’ items, clothCENTER 11710 3rd Ave NE, Seattle ing, athletic & outdoor North of Northgate, gear, books, furniture & East of I-5, off 5th Ave NE more! Woodinville Unitarian Universalist BELLEVUE Church, 19020 WoodinFLEA MARKET ville Duvall Rd, 98072.

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1999 Dakota extended cab, new engine w/12,000 miles, 4 new tires, tunnel cover, tow package. Great condition inside & out. Runs g o o d , s t ra i g h t . W h i t e. $5,500/OBO (425)2712594 I WOULD LIKE TO BUY YO U R O L D E R J A PA NESE DIESEL Tractor 4WD with loader i.e. Kubota, Yanmar, Mitsubis h i . C a l l D a n , p r i va t e cash buyer at 360-3041199.

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Karal Cox, 425-890-0065 karalcox@windermere.com

$289,900

KARAL & KEVIN

425.890.0065 & 206.412.1118

KARALCOX@WINDERMERE.COM KSCOTT@WINDERMERE.COM

QUINTESSENTIAL KENMORE!

$524,950

Impeccable 4+ bed/2.75 bath on quiet cul-de-sac. On the main flr are living & dining rm, open kitchen/family rm, bdrm, den, .75 bath, and laundry. Upstairs are 3 bd/2bth, including huge master suite. Upgrades include new carpet, quartz counters, windows and roof. 2-car garage, deck, and prof. landscaping.

MLS # 751021

MARY ANN FORDYCE 206.409.7193 MFORDYCE@WINDERMERE.COM

REMODELED RAMBLER ON PRIVATE DRIVE

LESLIE REED 206 650 8238 THEREEDS@WINDERMERE.COM

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OVERLOOK THE FAIRWAY AT INGLEWOOD!

$599,950

Drive your cart up to your own covered parking! This home offers the best location, walls of windows, and an oversized entertainment deck. New windows, new metal shake-look roof, invisible fence for your pets and an automatic-on natural gas generator. Wired for 220 outlet in the garage. MLS # 771216

JEAN LINHARDT 206.779.8575 JLINHARDT@COMCAST.NET

Strengthen your offer with advance loan approval.

2 BDRM MERCER ISLAND CONDO

$335,000

Sold in 7 days with multiple offers!! Call today to find out how to maximize your home’s value. Don’t just sell your property, maximize it! MLS # 753297

KARAL & KEVIN

425.890.0065 & 206.412.1118

KARALCOX@WINDERMERE.COM KSCOTT@WINDERMERE.COM

$539,000

Privacy is yours with 3 bdrms/2 baths on one side & & 1 bed, full bath & lg office with separate entrance on the other . Granite & stainless appliances in the kitchen, large master suite with french doors to deck, double closets & full bath. Lg 2 car garage, fenced dog run & private yard. Room for RV! MLS # 749569

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COMMUTER DELIGHT! $358,000

Sold in only 5 days and above list price! Call today if you are looking for results that exceed your expectations! MLS # 763481

KARAL & KEVIN

425.890.0065 & 206.412.1118

KARALCOX@WINDERMERE.COM KSCOTT@WINDERMERE.COM

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Chris Siegfried NMLS ID# 963944

Mortgage Banker

206-576-4772 Office 503-804-5716 Cell

Chris.Siegfried@homestreet.com

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1297472

SHORELINE STARTER HOME

Move in ready starter home or investment property in the Shoreline School Dist. Updated kitchen & bath, wood laminate floors, double pane windows & newer roof. Large fenced yard on corner lot. Close to neighborhood park, coffee shops, restaurants, tap room, bistro & proposed light rail. MLS # 763481

Kevin Scott, 206-412-1118 kscott@windermere.com