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Reporter looks at position 4; McNeal has history of legal issues with IRS, felony in distant past Local elections bring a high level of scrutiny on each candidate for city council. While most candidates have a minimal history with the law, some do not have a clean record. This article looks into the criminal or court histories of Bothell Council Candidates vying for position 4.
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A Bothell Reporter investigation has found through King County Court documents that Bothell City Council candidate James G. McNeal, 49, was charged with, and pled guilty to, felony eluding of police when he was 19 years old and had extensive issues with the
Internal Revenue Service that he has learned from from unpaid taxes the tax mistakes concerning a busimade while owning ness he owned. his own business. However, the McNeal, offspring candidate said that of a white mother racial profiling and a black father and harassment by who was an inspecpolice within King tor for the city of James McNeal County started long Seattle, started havbefore and contribing run-ins with the uted to the felony law around the time [ more LEGAL page 6 ] charge. McNeal also said
Hot Rods, Hot Dogs and Motorcycles The city of Kenmore will hold a public fireworks display tomorrow at Log Boom Park. REPORTER FILE PHOTO
fires from illegal fireworks. Parking for the Kenmore fireworks is limited and available on a firstcome first-served basis. Viewing areas are available around Log Boom Park and along the Burke-Gillman trail, among others. In addition to the fireworks display, Kenmore is welcoming several food trucks, such as 314 Pie, Ben & Jerry’s and Spot Hot Dogs & Brats, along with Uncle Stinky’s Magic wearable products and toys vendor. The city of Bothell allows the discharge of personal fireworks from 9 a.m. to 11 p.m. on the Fourth of July. The sale, discharge or possession of fireworks is also illegal within unincorporated portions of Snohomish and King Counties thanks to a burn ban.
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Bothell hosted the eighth annual Hot Rods, Hot Dogs and Motorcycles car show on June 27. The event raised money and food donations for the Eastside and Northshore charity Hopelink. For the full story see page 8. ROBERT ISAACS, Special to the Reporter
City of Kenmore officials push for more access to light rail BY DEANNA ISAACS disaacs@bothell-reporter.com
Following a Sound Transit presentation concerning the impacts of light rail transit coming to Shoreline, some citizens and cities of Kenmore and Bothell are pulling together to see light rail run through the Northshore area. 522 Transit Now! is a
non-profit organization that was started by residents and neighbors of Kenmore and Bothell, and aims to see Sound Transit create a line through the entirety of North Lake Washington. “[Kenmore has] rallied before when big issues come front and center… the stakes couldn’t be much higher for lifestyle, every day life is effected by
traffic,” said Doug Nugent, member of the 522 Transit Now! coalition and a volunteer on the Kenmore Planning Commission. “Let’s get everybody’s attention, because it’s summer, people are on vacation - that’s our biggest challenge right now. I think when people realize what’s at stake and how little time there is to respond, they will. Kenmore’s
done it before.” One of the reasons that the cities and the 522 Transit Now! coalition are working for increased mass transit in the area are the increases in populations in the north end of Lake Washington, the increased traffic from tolling along the I-405 and the 520 bridge and the lack of mass [ more TRANSIT page 3 ]
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While the idea of a community summer party didn’t make it to the winner’s circle during the first ever For the Love of Kenmore event, held in early April, it did make it to the list of ideas coming to fruition. Started by Alene Fisher and Debra Shrebnick, the #ILoveKenmoreSummerParty was a work of citizen action and not by the city. “Rob [Karlinsey] approached me at the Kenmore Waterfront Fair, and asked if I’d be willing to put together a summer party around the end of June,” Fisher said. The #ILoveKenmoreSummerParty was free and
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offered a full day of fun for Kenmore and local area residents. Paddling races were held at Log Boom park, with $5 entries for anyone who wanted to attempt the standup paddleboard or kayak competitions. There were even extra prizes for speed and creative attire. “It’s very awesome. I used to live in Tacoma and there’s not many things going on, but when I moved here there’s all these things to do,” said Glenda De La Paza, resident of Kenmore. “We’ve been here all day, they like to paddle, so we’ve been doing this all day all morning.” Kenmore City Hall hosted a “drive-in” in the council meeting chambers. The movie ‘Cars’ was played for kids, many of whom had built and decorated their own cardboard car in advance. The finale of the day’s summer party festivities was [ more PARTY page 3 ]
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The Survey closes on July 8 and Sound Trantransit that will meet the sit will develop a plan demands of citizens in and release mass transit the Northshore area. system expansion plan While the group is for voter approval in the currently in its infancy, November 2016 ballot. established at the end of They will also have comJune, 522 Transit Now! is munity input after the already working on some plan’s release and prior to major outreach efforts. ballot inclusion. Currently, they’re However, taking the encouraging citizens to survey is only the beginsubmit the Sound Tranning of the battle sit survey to voice for more mass opinions contransit connect522 cerning the state ing Kenmore and of Northshore’s Bothell to the rest traffic, what kind of the region; it’s of options citizens also about gathering would like to see enough citizens to voice Sound Transit bring to their concerns. the area and what proj“It’s great! It’s imporects citizens would like to tant, [but] we don’t have see move forward. much time, [though] 522 Transit Now! even people are respondhas a guide for citizens ing promptly and with to help bring awareness energy,” Nugent said. of traffic problems along “Kenmore rallies around the Highway 522 corrithings like this. I’ve seen dor, including informait before from being a tion about regional or volunteer, and this is multi-corridor projects another example of it.” and projects which are 522 Transit Now! missing that citizens begroup is requesting citilieve should be included zens please spread word on Sound Transit’s projof the effort by sending ects list.
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a street fair at Northeast 181st Street and at Kenmore Village. “It’s nice, it’s just a time with family. Thank you very much and keep on doing it!” De La Paza said. Bands, such as BottleRockit and The Brian Bohman Band, played music for audiences perusing the beer gardens, food vendors or just relaxing with friends and neighbors. The street hosted a bouncy house, chalk art section and more family fun. While this was the first Summer Party, according to Karlinsey, it’s most likely
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n 2004, Kenmore City Council adopted Ordinance Number 04-0204 prohibiting the sale, discharge or possession of any fireworks including those considered safe and sane fireworks (KMC 8.10.020). The ordinance became effective June 18, 2005. Nearby communities may have different regulations regarding personal fireworks, but personal fireworks are illegal in Kenmore. The Kenmore Police Department has a zero tolerance policy regarding fireworks and will have emphasis patrols during the last week of June through the Fourth of July weekend and beyond if necessary, specifically for the detection and enforcement of fireworks violations. Anyone possessing or discharging fireworks of any kind will be arrested and the fireworks confiscated. Fireworks offenses are misdemeanors with a maximum penalty of 90 days in jail and/or $1,000 fine. If you observe possession or discharge of fireworks in Kenmore, call 911 and report it immediately. If you have any questions about the fire-
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Editor’s note: Personal fireworks are allowed in the city of Bothell. The city of Kenmore will hold its annual fireworks display at 8 p.m. on July 4 at Log Boom Park. The event is free to the public. Activity booths and food trucks will operate from 8-10 p.m. with the fireworks show beginning at 10 p.m. Bring a blanket or lawn chair, as seating is limited.
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Head Start Preschool Program needs a classroom The Northshore Kenmore Head Start needs a new home for 19 children. We offer four days a week, Monday through Thursday, a 3.5 hour free preschool program for low income families. Northshore Head Start preschool includes preparation for kindergarten, fun learning activities, nutritious meals, home visits and conferences, parent education opportunities, family services, family engagement, as well as health and developmental screenings. This is a program of Center for Human Services, which is a non-profit organization. Our mission is to strengthen the community through counseling, education and support to children, youth, adults and families. Our requirements are 35-square-feet per child for our classroom. We also need access to a space outdoors as well. We would like to be located somewhere in the Kenmore or Bothell area, however we are flexible. Please call Tamara Piwen at 206-631-8864 or 206-631-9436, if you have any space available to rent or donate.
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Valuing our schools’ paraeducators Paraeducators are trained professionals who meet Washington State’s recommended core competencies in accordance with RCW 28A.415.310. They assist certified staff in providing instructional and other services to students and their families. Paraeducators are a valuable asset to our students, and our school community. They deserve to be treated with respect and dignity. Northshore’s paraeducators are on the lowest tier of the Northshore Education Support Profes-
sionals Association (NESPA) pay scale. AccordHaving said that, let’s consider what Bothell has ing to a study conducted by the Compensation to offer. Technical Working Group, the average NorthNo offense, but Bothell doesn’t yet have shopshore’s paraeducators salary is approximately $6 ping, restaurants or entertainment that draw an hour below the recommended wage. people from Seattle. And, when they get there, In addition to being underpaid, many of our there’s a big mural telling them to turn around paraeducators are kept to a part-time status, and go back to Phinney, but that’s another letter. and do not receive benefits. Our paraeducators I believe people move here for jobs and schools. work hard, but often struggle to feed their own Bothell is an ideal environment in which to families. It is not uncommon to hear of pararaise children. The schools are good. The neigheducators who are on food stamps, and whose borhoods are safe. The air is fresh. children receive free and reduced lunches. Right now Bothell is different. It has someI believe that we can do better. Celebratthing to offer that Seattle neighborhoods lack. ing “classified employee week” each year, with We have wild, forest spaces. I’d like all of you its parties and lunches, is a nice gesture, but it to take a moment and visualize the entrance to doesn’t address the problem. Our paraeduBothell with a hill full of homes on one side cators deserve to be properly compensatand a golf course full of townhomes on ed for the important work they perform. NORTHSHORE the other. Great. Now we look just like They deserve to be afforded the work Ballard. hours necessary to qualify for the same We are going to lose what makes this benefits other Northshore employees place valuable if we don’t slow down and receive. consider what will be lost. Value is what will It is time the school district treats our parabe lost. Our uniqueness will be lost. I believe the educators with dignity and respect. For too long value of my home will decrease as a result of the they have been viewed as “just moms wanting to rapid, careless development. I believe all the dolkeep busy while their kids are in school.” These lars spent re-vitalizing downtown will be wasted men and women are dedicated professionals because the green spaces which make our comworking to make a difference in the lives of our munity different will be gone. children. All they ask is the right to earn enough I can bitch about the noise, the construction, to provide for their own families in the process. I the request for variances and the appalling lack don’t think that is too much to ask. of integrity displayed by those in charge, but I think it will fall on deaf ears. Berta Phillips, Candidate for Northshore I want to talk about saving the green, open School Board spaces we have, so we can attract visitors. We don’t need to build so many new residences. The idea of vacant homes with absent landlords horrifies me (Manhattan!). Let’s be smart, not careless. Let’s be the community that doesn’t There is one word to describe how the develfollow the textbook. In 20 years, let’s be one of opment of Bothell is being handled - carelessly. the last, beautiful, wooded communities and not I am not naïve enough to believe that the deanother Ballard. velopers, the mayor and certain members of the Meg Connelly, Bothell Bothell City Council care about the people who [ more LETTER page 5 ] live here. I understand the bottom line is dollars.
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After having met with the candidates for Northshore School Board and determining their position on the issue of later start times, the endorsement committee representing Parent Advocates for a Late Start (PALS) is endorsing Berta Phillips, candidate for Northshore School Board - Pos. 3. Berta Phillips has long been an outspoken advocate for the students of Northshore School District, and has been a supporter of PALS since its inception many years ago. Berta has been involved with the Northshore Community for over 50 years, much of that time working with staff and students of the Northshore School District. Berta believes in doing what is best for all students. We believe Berta Phillips is the best choice for Northshore School Board.
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Concerned about Waude Green PUD The following was sent to the Bothell Reporter as a letter to the editor but addressed to city of Bothell planner Stan Kosick: I am writing to express my concerns about the pending plans for the Waude Green PUD in my neighborhood on the hill at the continuation of 95th Ave NE and 93rd Ave NE. I have lived in Bothell for six years and recently moved to this neighborhood from downtown. One of the reasons we moved was to get away from the unabated construction going on there (Pop Keeney Field, Crossroads intersection work, new city hall, etc...). For the reason above, we have appreciated and enjoy the safe and peace-
and egress on 93th Avenue Northeast, as well as the added traffic of potential new residents using 95th Avenue Northeast would most likely impact traffic as well as the safety of residents of this neighborhood. How will 93rd Avenue Northeast - as a 30-foot-wide road possibly support at least 30 homes and more than 60 vehicles in terms of traffic and parking? The overflow and impact on our existing neighborhood could be significant. I have seen a traffic camera out for less than 24 hours earlier this month at Northeast 175th and 95 Avenue Northeast. Is that the traffic study? Has a comprehensive study been completed or planned? Have residents been interviewed? Additionally I am concerned about the noise, dust and construction inconveniences that will be associated with this entire project. I would assume that this project might take years to complete.
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home everyday as a prep Prosecutor Lisa Roehl, cook and getting pulled based on police reports, over in the same spot by states in the Certification the same cop, five days in a for Determination of Probrow,” McNeal said. “I started able Cause that McNeal to get frustrated and angry; disobeyed a police officer’s I didn’t think ‘Because I lights and sirens, and failed was black I’m getting pulled to pull over for not having a over.’ Back then ‘racial drivers license. profiling’ wasn’t a term we “The driver of the moused.” torcycle turned around and The culmination of looked at the patrol car the police harassment and then accelerated came when McNeal very rapidly, refusing BOTHELL was 19-years-old; to stop. The driver a felony eluding then accelerated his police charge. motorcycle to 60 “I’m not bitter miles per hour in a about it. It’s what made 30 mile per hour zone… me who I am today and it’s [driving] at speeds of 75 made me better for it,” Mcmiles per hour in a residenNeal said. “What happened tial area,” the record states. to me was, it caused me to “The driver, identified as the do something that I had no defendant James McNeal, idea would come back to stated he fled because he did effect me 29 years later. And not have a driver’s license.” that is running from them.” However, neither the Even in his own words, prosecutor’s determination made in a court record of probable cause nor the statement, McNeal said that police report state that the his actions were illegal and conduct of police officers dangerous. leading up to the elusion of “In King County, while police was unlawful harassdriving a motor vehicle, [I ment. willfully failed] to bring the “The state’s certificavehicle to a stop and, drivtion for determination for ing in a willful and wanton probable cause indicates disregard for person or that at the time of his arrest, property, while attempting James indicated that he fled to elude a marked police because he did not posvehicle which has given a sess a driver’s license,” the visual and audible signal,” presiding judge’s sentencing McNeal wrote in a 1986 memo states. “This is not in court record. fact what James stated to the
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he started to drive. “When I turned 16, I got my driver’s license and from there my world changed,” McNeal said. “I had bought my own car and paid for all my own stuff, and when I started driving I started seeing another world and that’s when I started having problems getting pulled over.” McNeal claims that he endured racial profiling, harassment and a disregard for his humanity. He states that during the course of many months, law enforcement within King County pulled him over for minor issues, such as defective license plate lights, tail lights out
and other minor offenses. “My first incident with the police, getting pulled over, was when I bought a Nissan pickup truck,… and I was proud of that because it was flashy, it was new, it had the hot stereo system in it,” McNeal said. “I was driving down the road [near Finn Hill in Kirkland] and I remember it like it was yesterday.” The officer pulled McNeal’s friend to the side and had McNeal, then 16-yearsold, put his hands on the hood of the car. A second patrol car arrived and the two officers then proceeded to tear apart McNeal’s truck, according to the council candidate. According to McNeal, they pulled the ste-
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“There’s always been that entrepreneur spirit, some things have been successful, some things haven’t,” McNeal said. “I started painting numbers and addresses on curbs, I’ve always tried to pay my own way.” In 2003, he began having tax issues involving a business he owned, called MDI Divisions. According to McNeal, he was paying his employees first and the government second. The council candidate said that the issues came about after his company completed maintenance work and his clients were not paying their bills. So, instead of paying taxes, McNeal paid workers first and taxes second. “What happened was, we’d go out and do all this work, the guys would need to get paid and you would need to pay [Labor and Industries], but the association doesn’t pay you. So now what you’re doing is using your profits from one job to pay another job,” McNeal said. “When you’re doing the large volume that we did, it started to snowball on us.” While McNeal did have an accountant, he concedes that he should have looked at the tax information more carefully. “So there was a lady who did accounting for me…In the end, I take full responsibility for my companies failure,” McNeal said. “I will tell you that was a learning lesson for me, regardless of who is doing your books, you still need to review your books.” According to McNeal, he sold his old house in order to pay off tax debts and that the accounts were closed. According to Washington Court Records, all tax issues have been finalized and closed.
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“But here, we feed them for free, it’s good outreach… and we’re just happy to do this. Money they would have spent on a car show is diverted to Hopelink.” For those at the HRHD&M car show, not only was the event about helping the local community, and eating free popcorn, but also finding more of the local car community, too. “I think car shows are a way to celebrate history,… and cars are a way we mark our history,” (WHO SAID THIS) “it’s just a lot of fun to celebrate our history and artistry of a well-built restored car, it’s a labor of love and it’s great to celebrate that kind of thing.” For others in the community, it’s a way to see things not normally seen on the roads. “Well, usually since I’m younger and the newer version of cars, you see those every day, but we don’t get to see the older cars,” said Hunter Adams of Bothell. “I’m happy I got to see the older cars and how well people take care of their cars.” From old pre-war coupes to muscle cars, the HRHD&M car show had a little for everyone and, in the end, they raised food and funds for the needy. “Once we announced it people thought it was a great idea,” Amundsen said. Plans for next year’s show and donation drive for Hopelink are already underway. “We just love the community, it’s a great place, we appreciate the community support and we’re happy we can engage the community in helping Hopelink,” Amundsen said. “And it’s fun. Fun is kind of the frosting on the cake.” The totals in food and funds donated has not yet been counted. Deanna Isaacs writes The Auto Reporter column, at www.TheAutoReporter.com, for Sound Publishing.
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Bothell City Council candidate Q&As: Three for position 6 council? Lee: Clarity, judicious decision-making, a listening The dust has settled and ear, balance and decisive the November 2015 Bothell action are trademarks of my City Council candidates have leadership abilities thus far filed with the state and are and I believe they will stand getting ready for the coming me in good stead on the elections. council. I have worked with In order to start the a diverse group of people conversation concerning and been able to bring them the upcoming elections, The together to achieve shared Bothell Reporter has goals. I believe our requested the same City Council needs questions from each a leader who can candidate. unite both the city John Lee is runand the council. ning for position 6 in Reporter: What the 2015 Bothell City motivated you to Council Elections. run for city council? John Lee Lee: Bothell is at Reporter: What a critical juncture in is your background its life as a burgeoning city. experience? I want to help shape it in a Lee: I grew up in Bothell, forward thinking way but graduated from Bothell with respect for its historiHigh School and have been cal character and flair. I also fortunate enough to buy the believe that we need mature home I grew up in here to leaders with business experaise my children in Bothell. rience to keep government I have worked as a senior on task and on budget. executive in the defense Reporter: Why run now, contracting and security rather than in previous consulting industries. I have years? Or if you’ve previworked in 78 global markets ously run, what made you and managed large budgets decide to run this year and personnel throughout versus other years? the world. Lee: I am very interested Reporter: What skills or experiences do you more story online‌ bothell-reporter.com believe will help you on the BY DEANNA ISAACS
work experience in architecture gives me a unique perspective concerning urban Davina Duerr is running planning and development. for position 6 in the 2015 That background combined Bothell City Council Elecwith the knowledge that I tions. have gained as a member of the Bothell Landmark Reporter: What is your Preservation Board gives background experience? me a breadth of knowledge Duerr: In 1993, I received about architectural and a Bachelor of Architecture historical issues specific to from Syracuse UniBothell. Being on versity. My husband the Northshore and I moved to Schools FoundaBothell in 2001 to tion Board has start a family. My helped me to better community service understand the began with becomneeds in my coming a member of the munity. On both of Davina Duerr Bothell Landmark these boards, I have Preservation Board assumed leadernine years ago and ship positions which have continued on the Northprepared me for service on shore Schools Foundation City Council. in 2010. One of my proudest Reporter: What motiachievements is the covated you to run for city founding of the Milk Money council? campaign, a grassroots funDuerr: My deep comdraising effort, which colmitment to the community lects change in milk bottles of Bothell and the concern placed in local businesses for Bothell’s future has led during the month of May me to seek office. We are with proceeds benefitting fortunate to live in such an homeless and disadvantaged amazing community with children in the Northshore tight knit neighborhoods, School District. thriving local businesses, Reporter: What skills or a growing college campus, experiences do you believe will help you on the council? more story online‌ Duerr: My education and bothell-reporter.com
and with no baggage. I am an easy going, common sense and easily accessible Nadia Mustafa is runperson. My goal is to serve ning for position 6 in the the community of Bothell 2015 Bothell City Council and carry their voices to Elections. the city council. Reporter: What motiReporter: What is your vated you to run for city background experience? council? Mustafa: I’m a commuMustafa: The biggest nity volunteer. I volunteer motivation is to improve at Northshore the lives of Bothell senior center, residents. I see chaNorthshore school os in planning, lack district, with of priorities and Friends of Forest, failure to deliver. As a board member a result, I can see it for a non-profit is affecting our daily organization, lives like the trafNadia Mustafa Bothell library fic. I visualize that board member, traffic concerns if engage in feednot addressed will become ing the poor drive with safety concerns very soon. HopeLink and a volunteer I want to bring a balance and a member of the 1st between developing new Legislative District for communities and providBothell. I participated in ing adequate services to the the 2013 Bothell city elecBothell residents. tions. I have a bachelors Reporter: Why run degree in economics and I now, rather than in previkeenly follow the commuous years? Or if you have nity issues. previously run what made Reporter: What skills you decide to run this year or experiences do you versus other years? believe will help you on the Mustafa: My passion council? to serve the community Mustafa: I come as an has been constant from independent person with no hidden agenda, no real more story online‌ bothell-reporter.com estate or developer interest
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