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Home My WebLink About2923 Ordinance• I , ORDINANCE NO.acAL5 AN ORDINANCE relating to management of critical lands as required by the Growth Management of the state and found in R.C.W. 36.70A. WHEREAS, the State of Washington has established the State Environmental Policy Act to protect and enhance the overall welfare and environment of the citizens of the state including the City of Pasco; and, WHEREAS, the State of Washington has established a Shoreline Management Act to protect and manage the state's shorelines and tidelands; and, WHEREAS, the State of Washington has established a Growth Management Act which has identified the types of lands within the state which are termed critical lands and has required that local governments take steps to protect and preserve these lands; and, WHEREAS, the City of Pasco in conjunction with Franklin County commissioned a study to identify critical lands in the city and county; and, WHEREAS, this initial broad brush study indicated there may be wetlands, critical lands, historically sensitive habitat areas and agricultural lands within Pasco and its proposed urban growth area; and, WHEREAS, the study indicated that further identification and investigation was necessary to confirm the critical nature of lands identified; and, WHEREAS, observation indicates there has been very little or no defamation of basalt surfaces in the Pasco area indicating a low earthquake hazard risk; and, WHEREAS, surface geologic hazards are confined primarily in the steep bluffs along the Columbia River and the Ringold Coulee north of Pasco; and, WHEREAS, studies have found Franklin County unattractive for subsurface mineral development because no high unit value mineral resources are known to occur within the county; and, WHEREAS, the Franklin Conservation District indicates primary natural aquifer recharge areas are located out of the urbanizing area in and around Pasco; and, WHEREAS, the highest concentration of wetlands occur in the northwest portion of Franklin County, nevertheless, a small portion of the city in Section 12, Township 9 North Range 29 East between the Columbia River and Court Street maybe a wetland area; and, o - WHEREAS, certain lands within Pasco and its urbanizing area have been utilized for agricultural production, but due to proximity to population areas, the existence of infrastructure, the planned street network and the possibility of more intensive land uses, these agricultural lands do not have long term commercial significance; and, WHEREAS, endangered, threatened and sensitive species identified in Franklin County frequent the north central portion of the county, Indian Island, the Juniper Dunes Wilderness and the Esquatzel and Washtucna Coulees which are all located out of the city and its proposed urban growth boundary; and WHEREAS, there are no known natural salmon spawning beds in Franklin County; and, WHEREAS, Franklin county contains a number of species and habitats of local importance. These habitat areas and species are found primarily along breaks of the Columbia and Snake Rivers, the Juniper Dunes wilderness area and in native steppe and shrubsteppe areas of County; and, WHEREAS, certain areas within Pasco and its proposed urban growth boundary have been identified by the Washington Department of Wildlife as possible priority habitat and/or historically sensitive habitat areas; and, WHEREAS, those habitat areas and historically sensitive areas are identified in locations that have experienced significant changes in land use over the years such that their utility as habitat areas are minimal or non existent; and, WHEREAS, the critical lands inventory study commissioned by the city and county recommends that all proposed land use actions should be evaluated at the time of permit application for potential impacts to critical fish and wildlife species and habitat; and, WHEREAS, the existence of resource and/or critical lands within Pasco and its proposed urban growth area are limited or non existent and rather than identify questionable lands on a map, it is more appropriate to evaluate environmental concerns on a case by case basis during the permitting process; NOW, THEREFORE, THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF PASCO, WASHINGTON DO ORDAIN AS FOLLOWS: Section 1. That there is hereby added a new chapter to PMC Title 23 to read as follows: APP VED TO FO A. Rubstello, City Attorney CHAPTER 23.11 CRITICAL LANDS PROTECTION 23.11.010 General provision. 23.11.020 Application. 23.11.010 GENERAL PROVISIONS. The provisions of the State Environmental Policy Act and Shoreline Management Act and their attendant rules are recognized as the regulatory vehicle through which the city meets its obligations to protect critical lands as required by RCW 36.78.030 and .060. 23.11.020 APPLICATION. All proposed land development projects shall be reviewed for critical lands protection utilizing the regulations and processes of the State Environmental policy act, the Shoreline Management Act and attendant rules. Section 2. That this ordinance shall be in full force and effect after its passage and publication or publication of a summary and will remain in effect until the city adopts a more specific critical lands ordinance following completion of a comprehensive plan. PASSED by the City Council of the City of Pasco, this / day of rebr. (Aczr , , 1993. ATTEST: Catherine Seaman, -Deputy City Clerk CITY OF PASCO SUMMARY OF ORDINANCE NO.aaa3 ORDINANCE NO.r:n c-Z13 is an ordinance relating to the environment and amending PMC Title 23 by adding a new Chapter 23.11 providing a process for protecting critical lands within the city. Section 1. The city will follow the provisions of the State Environmental Policy Act and the Shoreline Management Act as the regulatory vehicle to insure critical lands are protected as required by the Growth Management Act of the State Section 2. The ordinance will be in effect upon publication and will remain in effect until such time as the city adopts more specific regulations following the completion of a comprehensive plan. The full text of Ordinance No.4M3is available free of charge to anyone who requests it from the Deputy City Clerk of the City of Pasco, (509) 545-3402, P. 0. Box 293, Pasco, Washington 99301-0293. Catherine D. Seaman, Deputy City Clerk FINANCE DEPARTMENT (509) 545-3401 / Scan 726-3401 / Fax (509) 545-3403 P 0 BOX 293, 412 WEST CLARK, PASCO, WASHINGTON 99301 01414 111111 11111111 11100p February 18, 1993 Tn-City Herald P0 Box 2608 Pasco, Wa 99302 Dear Kathy Please publish the attached Ordinance Summary No 2923 on the following date February 21, 1993 Please send two (2) Affidavits of Publication for each Thank you, Cathenne D Seaman Deputy City Clerk 545-3402 cds * No attachments or maps included < TRANSACTION REPORT > 02-18-1993(THU) 09 11 C -1- R A IV S Ni I -7- 3 NO DATE TIME DESTINATION STATION PG DURATION MODE RESULT 592 2-18 09 07 095821453 5 0°03 17 NORMAL OK 5 0°03'17 I e &tiction For • Th col te Categories 1-3 Se Our \ew Ho plete Re Est 4 NOTICES EMPLOY MENT 500 599 2: 400 499 Zs1 6 7 1 '5 FARM 8 ,- INDUSTRIAL LANEOUS 600 699 700 799 ,r202=D- TO PLACE YOUR AD CALL TrI-D1lies 586-6181 Wash Toll Free 1 800474-0445 Ore Toll Free 1 800.3454622 BUSINESS& FINANCIAL 800 899 TRUISFORUDOK RUBIO 900 999 tgagdRAY, FEBRUARY20, 1993 TRI-CITY HERALD F3 a 0 Associated Press An Australian Aborigine from the arid Warburton Range shows the type of weapon with which he hunts animals By PAUL ALEXANDER The Assoaated Press APUNYA COMMUNITY, Aus- tralia —The vitality of Papun- ya made it the focus of a fledgling Abornal art movement 20 years ago Today the tiny commiuuty is a sad symbol of neglect, like the Abongmes who live there Twisted playground equipment lies rustmg m an overgrown field No one has cleaned up the glass knocked out of the lone phone booth. Hulks of broken-down cars sit on bare rims A windmill lies where it collapsed Garbage litters the wind-blown fields A few skinny dogs roam the streets m the noon heat. "One new teacher came m at night, got her first look around in the day- light, bawled her eyes out and left," says Alison Anderson, a painter and the community's spokeswoman Only 35 of the 390 residents have jobs, the rest are dependent on gov- ernment handouts A handful of shops sits vacant, except for a bat- tered gas station Papunya is typical of the Aboriginal commiuuties that dot the unforgiving landscape of Australia's Red Center, evidence that the country's indige- nous people have not joined main- stream society With a long history of culture clash- es, prejudice and genocide, they're not sure they want to, either Their problems echo those ofNorth America's Indians poor health and housing, alcoholism, alienation, high unemployment, short life expectan- cy, loss of languages and tradition from decades of forced assimilation, domestic violence At least 300,090 Aborigines lived across Australia when European colonists arrived in 1788 Over the next 150 years, warfare, massacres and new diseases wiped out three- quarters of them Today, the number has rebounded to about 300,000— in- cluding those of mixed race — less than 2 percent of the 18 million pop- ulation Most white Australians have little contact with Aborigines, largely be- cause few of the natives live in cities They comPrise 22 percent of the Northern Territory Before a referendum on May 27, 1967, granted them citizenship, Abo- rigines could not vote, were not counted in the census and had no guarantees ofwages equal to those of whites In some states, they could not get married without written consent or swim in the same pools as whites "What has happened m the 25 years to this day?" the Sydney Morning Herald asked in an editorial marking the vote's anniversary "In many ways, the answer is not much The nomadic Aborigines once were viewed as "noble savages," with their complex rites and mythology based on closeness Nvith the land and the su- pernatural beings who created it Now Aboriginal art and music are growing in popularity Scientists in- creasingly follow Aboriginal advice in ecology Police use Aboriginal trackers in the Outback Aboriginal communities are re- claiming their traditional lands through the courts But there also is fraud and exploitation, prejudice and misunderstanding. In frontier-like Alice Springs, at 24,000 people the largest town for at least 745 miles in any direction, there are signs of the longstanding black- white divisions Nearly a third ofAlice's 4,000 Abo- rigines live in 18 permanent town camps, with a combined 170 houses, scattered on the outskirts Hundreds of others use trees and tarpaulins for shelter in the normally dry bed of the Todd River near tourist shops Dick Kunber, a historian and writer who moved to Alice 23 years ago and has formed strong ties with the Abo- ngines, says mutual understanding has improved, but "others are almost unresolvable They require very sen- sitive people on both sides You can't hope for dramatic conversions" For example, Papunya was created m 1960 in the desert foothills of West MacDonnells range, a 150-mile drive from Alice Springs, half the way on a washboard-rough dirt road It was a case of forced assimilation and apartheid Members of rival tribes lived uneasily side-by-side in overcrowded one-room brick houses Schools taught only in English from a European perspective At night, the white center was off-limits to blacks Perhaps cruelest, the government had the power to forcibly take Abo- riginal children, mostly those of mixed race, and place them in foster homes to be raised in "white ways" "Whatever the intentions of people involved in the establishing and run- ning of this settlement May have been, the effect over timel4as been to give us a feeling of poWerlessness over our own lives," says Anderson, the Papunya spokeswoman. Anderson is trying to recapture Papunya's former energy through a stubborn battle for self-government "Politicians sit in Darwin and Can- berra and don't even know what places like Papunya look like," she says "Aboriginal people need the power to determine what they think is important in life It's really hard when you have to keep fighting with the government for money, proper housing, day-to-day maintenance" Last winter, Papunya went without power for four months in a dispute with the government over being forced to start paying for electricity for the first time With few jobs and higher prices for food and fuel than in Alice Springs, residents argued they couldn't afford to pay So they cooked on open fires that provided warmth at night "It was cold and freezing, but that was the decision we made," Ander- son says "We wanted to demonstrate that it wasn't about electncity, it was about power We had to suffer, but it was worth it We got national public- ity and a lot of support " _......._ — 401 LEGALS 101 LEGALS 40g LEGALS — 'Mg LEGALS gig LEGALS 0 LOST & FOUND 436 PUBLIC NOTICES -1 .=..r. , ril ,f ,,, , • 4•17. -, r . city adopts more specific regulations following the completion of a compre hensive plan The full text of Ordinance No 2923 is available free of charge to anyone who re quests it from the Deputy City Clerk of the City of Pasco (509) 545 3402 P 0 Box 293 Pasco Washington 99301 0293 s- Catherine D Seaman Deputy City Clerk #233 - 2/21/93 Kennewick WA 99336 (509) 783 6154 #134 2/7,14,21/93 KENNEWICK WA in accordance with Contract Documents prepared by Ohashi Augier Architects Planners AIA 710 George Washington Way Suite J Richland WA 99352 tele phone (509) 946 3128 Bids will be received at 421 South Tacoma Kennewick Washington 99336 C All work shall be in cluded under a single con tract ID Bids received after the time fixed for receipt of bids will not e considered and b will be returned unopened E Immediately after receiv ing time for bids all bids re calved will be publicly opened and read aaloud in , thlr Board Room at 421' South Tacoma Kennewick ....,.... ,... ._. shipping and handling from Ohashi Augier Ar csGhuei tibteercgt es ...1Planners Washington Aic h I a An IdA Way v7 b1A0y 994963532128TeSi , Such 91s, non refundable 0 Note that no paint or products contain! g (ten ant accessibly) lead com ponents compounds or finishes may be used in the construction work Solders sealants pipe thread corn pounds gaskets and any mechanical or electrical ac cessones containidgg lead or lead ccanpounds are pro hibited All paint and finish products containing any lead materials are prohib ited from use in construc lion All provisions of the Irrigation uistrict P 0 Box E Othello WA 99344 The District reserves the right to reject any or all bids andth to bwda dive any informality in e bidding Specifications are available at 55 North 8th Othello Washington s Rita A Hendricks Assistant Secretary .East Columbia Basin Irrigation District #145 2/7,14,21/93 Found Cock-a-Poo mix Female curly Grey & Black hair Col Cntr vi amity 2/14 Call 943 2102 AGENDA BOARD OF BENTON COUNTY COMMISSIONERS Regular Board IVIeeting R Monday Feb 22 1993 Benton County Courthouse Prosser WA 8 00am-Comm issioners discussion/workshop 10 00am Call to order Approval of Minutes CONSENT ' AGENDA 10'30am Public Hearing Ordinance relating to :'tie administration and disposi ton of infractions m- erry Marden re 10 40a T Authorizing Chairman to - - -- IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE STATE OF WASHINGTON IN AND FOR THE COUNTY OF BENTON NO 93 4 00018 3 NOTICE TO CREDITORS IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE 0 DARRE PH FOX Deceased T ,,ersonal representa z4.named below has been ;,ipointed and has qualified as personal representative of this estete Persons hay ing claims against the de ceased must prior to the time such claims would be barred by any otherwise ap P licable statute of limits tions serve thetr_asims_an_ Found small dog vic of S Washington & 19th Kenn Call & identify dog 783-4424 are today's FOUND White female puppy with black spots Vic of Prosser Athletic Club 1 973 3088 those The ads below that start in For details on call Classified including a special selection of Classified section your next ad, at 586-6181 Lost In vicinity of Kellogg & 10th Kenn Yellow bucket w/red Bucket Boss w ith tool sinside Reward Lost Mon Feb 15 in Or CITY OF PASCO NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARIN PLEASE TAKE E that the City Co f t h e NOTICE OF CALL FOR BIDS N 0 T I C E I S H E R E B Y GIVEN that the Board of Di rectors of the South Colum bia Basin Irrigation District will received bids at 402 West Lewis Street Pasco Washington until 3 00 p m near Safeway Rhld pk a - lot ladies navy blue cloth wallet Reward No ques bons asked 375 3340 — — Broyhill trad camel bk sofa wing bk chr tables entertain ctr & micro wave As New 946 7010 eltsrsr• le CSAIL1 . el., A T •••n • 84 Charger 2 2 1 5 spd, looks sporty dependable silver $1390 946 9432 City of Pasco ington will hold a pu eanng on Monday Marc 1 1993 at 8 00 p m in the City Coun cil Chambers —ar-4.1 -2_wwsi 77 Nova 2dr 6 cyl AT Dateline is A Great New Way For Singles To Meet! Your own personal message will run 9 times free 3 times a week for 3 weeks Your ad will appear in Friday s Calendar section Sunday s classifieds and Wednesday s Mail box You will also have a personal and private voice mail box that interested people may respond to A fee of $1 99 per minute will be charged only to those who leave a message in your mailbox DATELINE The Right Connection! Don t Delay Call Today! 1-800-836-0557 Ext 23 Mon Fri Barn 9pm Sat & Sun 9am 2pm NOTICE IS HEREBY given that the undersigned will sell at Public Auction on 02/26/93 at 11 00 AM at Vista Park Mini Storage 7600 W Deschutes Kennewick WA 99336 The personal property heretofore stored with the undersigned by Bill Bender 2302 Sharron St Kennewick WA 99337 2 Childs Bikes 1 Flag Set 1 Can Gasoline Pillow #179 - 2/12 21/93 NOTICE IS HEREBY given that the undersigned will sell at Public Auction on 02/26/93 at 11 00 AM at Vista Park Mini Storage 7600 W Deschutes Kennewick WA 99336 The personal property heretofore stored with the undersigned by Damon Knosp 1702 W 4th PI Kennewick WA 99336 1 Twin Bed 2 Night Stands Desk Boom Box Radio 3 Chest of Drawers 5 Misc Boxes #180 - 2/12,21/93 NOTICE IS HEREBY given that the undersigned will sell at Public Auction on 02/26/93 at 11 00 AM at Vista Park Mini Storage 7600 W Deschutes Kennewick WA 99336 The personal property heretofore stored with the undersigned by Carol Sims 918 N Cleveland #2 Kennewick WA 99336 Water Bed Frame Couch & Love Seat 5 Boxes Mac Miscellaneous Items #178 - 2/12,21/93 NOTICE OF CALL FOR BIDS NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that East Columbia Basin Irrigation District will receive bids at its office at 55 North 8th Othello Washington until 3 00 p m on Monday March 1 1993 at whclh time bids will be opened publicly and tab ulated for presentation to the Board of Directors Bids are requested on the follow trig Helicopter Spraying of Her bicides on Schedule A if bid Spring/Fall/1993 450 acres/520 acres Schedule B if bid Spring/Fall/1993 160 Acres/170 acres All bids must be clearly marked Helicopter Spray Bid 1993 Program and should be directed to Secretary East Columbia Basin . y The ads below are a special selection of those that start in today's Classified section For details on ircluding your next ad, call Classified at 586-6181 Broyhill trad camel bk sofa wing bk chr tables entertain ctr & micro wave As New 946 7010 84 Charger 2 2 I 5 spd looks sporty dependable silver $1390 946 9432 77 Nova 2dr, 6 cyl AT ps 6700 ong miles a good dependable car $1250 582 2533 GOOD KENN LOCATION 3106 W HOOD 2 Bdrm cent h/a w/d fplc $39 000/OBO Call 545 9617 eves & wknds 74 Motorhome 21 runs good good shape in side and out self con tamed shower new tires $6000 547 2253 or seen at 213 Walnut Burbank Quality custom built 3 br + den 2630 at home w/matching Ig detached shop & many extras $215 000 783 6350 Unique 5 Bdrm, 23/4 Bath house w/dbl garage loft w/pool table & lots more $175400 586 4809 72 Volkswagen Super Beattie good condition must see 582 2851 3 Bd Bauerday 1050 sq ft new carpet inground pool $71 500 946 3932 eves No Realtors Yamaha R90 receiver, ESS Tower spkrs Tech niques CD player + cab net $550 all 582 2533 86 Goldwing Aspecade lots of extras CB Inter corn & he meta 36 412 ono mi $4250 582 2533 10 240 volt JET cabinet makers Table Saw 1 yr old $795 586 1767 . ICA LEGALS to be rendered The Board will not necessarily be bound by the low bid DATED at Prosser Wash ington this 9th day of Feb ruary 1993 #197 2/14,21/93 .. _-----_-----. _ CALL FOR BIDS Sealed bids will be received and opened at the Superin tendent s Office of the Fin ley School District No 53 Route 2 Box 2670 Kenne wick Washington 99337 at 9 30 a m March 12 1993 for One (1) MPV 10 Person Utility Vehicle (not to exceed 10 persons) 3/4 Ton minimum size Suc cessful bidder will be an nounced at the regular School Board Meeting March 15 1993 at 7 30 pm in the River View High School Library Bids must base price options sales tax preparation and delivery costs Information specifications and bid forms are available in the Superintendent s Office at above named address The Board of Directors of the Finley School District No 53 reserves the right to re ject any and/or all bids s Donald Fekete Secretary ofAeinkur'' Board of 173„,-^ drs Atte te.S• rt Carver ", rperson of the oard of Directors #226 - 2/21,2883/7/93 NOECES Card of Thanks 405 ChristmaS 415 Counseling Services 420 Legals 48 1 Lost & Found 425 Personals 430 Public Notices 435 Singles Connection 440 Special Notices 450 ,„ Travel/Transportation 46. iOg include . i LEGALS BENTON COUNTY WASHINGTON CALL FOR BIDS SEALED BIDS WILL BE re calved by the Board of Ben ton County Commissioners until 4 00 p m March 5 1993 and not thereafter and will be opened at 10 30 a m on March 15 1993 in the office of the Benton County Commissioners Benton County Court house Prosser Washin ton for the purchas various types of P Computer softwa Detailed s44ons and bid proced Qill be pro vided to at individuals mak mg a mailed telephone or FAX request for same to the Director Benton County Central Services P 0 Box 608 Prosser Wa 99350 telephone (509) 786 5603 FAX (509) 786 5601 Bidders may submit bids to supply the following items Applications software for PC s (DOS shell word pro ceasing etc ) The Board reserves the right to reject any or all bids to waive informalities and to make award of busi ness based upon a fair ap praisal of the competitive values offered and services CITY OF PASCO SUMMARY OF ORDINANCE NO 2923 ORDINANCE NO 2923 is an ordinance relating to the environment and amending PMC Title 23 by adding a new Chapter 23 11 provid ing a process for protecting critical lands within the city Section 1 The city will fol low the provisions of the State Environmental Policy Act and the Shoreline Man agement Act as the regula tory vehicle to insure critical lands are protected as required by the Growth Management Act of the State Section 2 The ordinance will be in effect upon pub!l cation and will remain in ef fect until such time as the i, - • — k,.. t „t. ;) -,t,..%. : Carg Try _ 4,1? Look! 4 For Mew or Used r: ,.-,- . . 4, Truckg or V? .u., the CIr.iIfids. 1, , ri -(gitil 'Hera 586-6181 , '4 1 , ,,,.. .... . quests it from the Deputy City Clerk of the City of Pasco (509) 545 3402 P 0 Box 293 Pasco Washington 99301 0293 s Catherine D Seaman Deputy City Clerk #233 - 2/21/93 CITY OF PASCO NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARIN PLEASE TAKE that the City Co the City of Pasco ington will hold a pu oaring on Monday Marc 1 1993 at 8 00 p m in the City Coun cil Chambers at 412 West Clark Street to amend the 1993 Block Grant Program to allocate additional funds received from H U D NOW THEREFORE LET ALL CONCERNED TAKE NOTICE so all concerned may appear and present any objections or support to the proposed amendment of the 1993 Block Grant Program s Catherine D Seaman Deputy City Clerk #234 - 2/21 28/93 CITY OF RICHLAND WASHINGTON CALL FOR BID Sealed bids will be received by the Purchasing and Warehouse Manager until March 5 1993 a 11 00 A M for furnishing TRASH COMPACTOR WHEELS Specifications may be ob tamed at the Materials Management Division Warehouse Building 965 Goethals or by writing to P 0 Box 190 Richland WA 99352 Each bidder shall make a deposit in the form of a car titled check or bid bond for 5% of the amount bid shall warrant that he has not en tered into collusion with an other bidder or any other person and does not dis criminate In any manner against any person based solely on race color sex or creed Bids shall be submitted on the attached form and en velopes containing bids are to be marked TRASH COMPACTOR WHEELS March 5 1993 a 1100 AM Only firm bids will be tab ulated and the City of Rich land reserves the right to reject any and all bids and to waive minor irregulan ties 'Determination of whether or not an irregular ity is minor shall be the sole discretion of the City of Richland Bids will be opened in the presence of the bidders or their representatives at 965 Goethals Warehouse Bldg on March 5 1993 a 11 00 A M s Michael L Estes C P M Purchasing & Warehouse Manager #235 - 2/21/93 IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE STATE OF WASHINGTON IN AND FOR THE COUNTY OF BENTON NO 93 4 00019 1 NOTICE TO CREDITORS IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF LARRY J JUNT Deceased The personal represents tive named below has been appointed and has qualified as personal representative of this estate Persons hay ing claims against the de ceased must prior to the time such claims would be barred by any otherwise ap plicable statute of haute tions serve their claims on the personal representative or the attorneys of record at the address stated below and file an executed copy of the claim with the Clerk of this Court within four months after the date of first publication of this no tice or within four months after the date of the filing of the copy of this Notice with the Clerk of the Court whichever is later or ex cept under those provisions included in RCW 11 40 011 or 11 40 013 the claim will be forever barred DATE OF FILING COPY OF NOTICE TO CRED ITORS WITH CLERK OF COURT January 27 1993 DATE OF FIRST PUBLICA TION Sunday February 7 1993 -s- Cynthia M Johnson Personal Representative Raekes Rettig Osborne Forgette & 0 Donnell s- Philip M Raekes WSBA # 791 6725 W Clearwater Ave — _ OF BENTON NO 93 4 00018 3 NOTICE TO CREDITORS IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE 0 DARRE LPH FOX Deceased Th ,;-i•ersonal represents _wiamed below has been ,.,0;pointed and has qualified as personal representative of this estate Persons hay ing claims against the de ceased must prior to the time such claims would be barred by any otherwise ap plicable statute of limita hens serve their claims on the personal representative or the attorneys of record at the address stated below and file an executed copy of the claim with the Clerk of this Court within four months after the date of first publication of this no tice or within four months after the date of the filing of the copy of this Notice with the Clerk of the Court whichever is later or ex cept under those provisions included in RCW 11 40 011 or 11 40 013 the claim will be forever barred DATE 'OF FILING COPY OF NOTICE TO CRED ITORS WITH CLERK OF COURT January 27 1993 DATE OF FIRST PUBLICA TION Sunday February 7 1993 s D Charles Fox Personal Representative Raekes Rettig Osborne Forgette & 0 Donnell s Philip M Raekes WSBA # 791 6725 W Clearwater Ave Kennewick WA 99336 (509) 783 6154 #133 - 2/7 14 21/93 IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE STATE OF WASHINGTON IN AND FOR THE COUNTY OF BENTON NO 93 4 00024 8 NOTICE TO CREDITORS IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF L ZENOLA GROFF Deceased The personal represents tive named below has been appointed and has qualified as personal representative of this estate Persons hay ing claims against the de ceased must prior to the time such claims would be barred by any otherwise ap plicable statute of limita tions serve their claims on the personal representative or the attorneys of record at the address stated below and file an executed copy of the claim with the Clerk of this Court within four months after the date of first publication of this no tice or within four months after the date of the filing of the copy of this Notice with the Clerk of the Court whichever is later or ex cept under those provisions included in RCW 11 40 011 or 11 40 013 the claim will be forever barred DATE OF FILING COPY OF NOTICE TO CRED ITORS WITH CLERK OF COURT February 2 1993 DATE OF FIRST PUBLICA TION Sunday February 14 1993 s Monte C McKeehen Personal Representative Raekes Rettig Osborne Forgette & 0 Donnell s Philipp M RaekeS WSBA #791 6725 W Clearwater Ave Kennewick WA 99336 (509) 783 6154 #185 - 2/14 21 28/93 LEGAL NOTICE A This document and all other documents and materials enclosed here with constitute an invitation to submit a bid proposal only and do not represent an offer by City of Kenne wick Housing Authority (KHA) Bid proposals sub mated in response hereto shall constitute offers to contract with The City of Kennewick Housing Au thonty and only upon the KHA s acceptance of such an offer by bid award as provided herein shall any contractual relations be created Conditions and in structions are as set forth below B Sealed bids will be re ceived by the Board of DI rectors of the Housing Authority at 421 South Ta coma Kennewick WA 99336 until 4 00 P M Day light Savings Time on March 1 1993 and not thereafter to construct RENOVATION OF SUN- NYSLOPE HOUSING PROJECT PHASE IV -1-f1C1115110 —VVR—UVJOC—TOTEI" phone (509) 946 3128 Bids will be received at 421 South Tacoma Kennewick Washington 99336 C All work shall be in eluded under a single con tract D Bids received after the time fixed for receipt of bids will not be considered and will be returned unopened E Immediately after receiv mg time for bids all bids re ceived will be publicly opened and read,aloud in the Board Room at 421 South Tacoma Kennewick Washington in the pros ence of all interested par ocr F No bidder may withdraw his bid after time set for re calving bids unless award of contract is delayed for period exceeding Sixty (60) days G All bid proposals shall be accompanied by a bid se cunty in the form of a surety bond certified check cash ler s check or postal money order made pays ble to The City of Kenne wick Housing Authority in an amount equal to five (5%) percent of the amount bid No interest will be al lowed on the bid security Surety bonds shall be in accordance with the terms of the contract documents If the successful bidder fails to enter into a contract and furnish a satisfactory per formance bond within ten (10) days from the date of award the bid deposit shall be forfeited to The Housing Authority H The Owner reserves the right to reject any or all bids to waive technicalities or irregularities and to ac cept any bid not necessar ily the lowest bid if such actions me believed to be in the best interest of the Housing Authority the City of Kennewick and/or the Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) I Bidders must comply with Federal provisions for DAVIS BACON Prevailing Wages (preempts state re quirements) Equal Oppor tunity Affirmative Action Nondiscrimination and Previous Participation in Federal Projects Disci() sure Bidders must comply with applicable State and Local Codes Ordinances Standards and Administra tive Statutes J Bidders shall note that the project is being funded through the Department of Housing and Urban Devel opment (HUD) and that all applicable HUD Standards and Regulations are in ef fect K Bidders shall note that HUD General Conditions of the Contract for Construc tion HUD 5370 (4/6/92) Arti cle 40 Equal Opportunity for Business and Lower In come Persons requires that to the greatest extent fea sible opportunities for training and employment be given lower income resi dents of the project area (and that) contracts for work in connection with the Project (shall) be awarded to business concerns which are located in or owned in substantial part by persons residing in the area of the Project' L Bonafide prime General Contractor bidders for prime bid work may obtain Contract Documents from the Architect Bidders shall submit plan deposit of $250 00 per set for a maxi mum of 3 sets Qualified prime General Contractor bidders who request Bid Documents to be shopped will be charged shipping and handling costs of $20 00 per package Plan deposit and shipping and handling costs must be re calved in advance of ship ment and Document return shipping shall be guar anteed and prepaid by Bid der M Plan Deposits will be re turned to prime General Contractor bidders upon receipt of all contract docu ments providing they are returned in good (un marked and unmutilated) condition within 10 days after bid receipt date N Any bidders including subcontractors and material suppliers who wish to obtain full or partial sets of Contract Docu- ments for their exclusive use may obtain them by paying the cost of repro duction and if required non refundable 0 Note that no paint or products containing (ten ant accessibly) lead com ponents compounds or finishes may be used in the construction work Solders sealants pipe thread corn pounds gaskets and any mechanical or electrical ac cessones containing lead or lead compounds are pro hit:Med All paint and finish products containing any lead materials are prohib ited from use in construc tion All provisions of the Lead Based Paint ..olson ing Act (42 USC 4821 4846) as implemented by 24 CFR Part 35 shall be met Complete sets of contract documents will be available at the follewing locations Tri City Construction Coun cil 34 Vista Way (3 sets) Kennewick WA 99336 Blue Mountain Plan Center c/o Chamber of Commerce 29 E Sumach Walla Walla WA 99362 Yakima Plan Center 528 N 20th Yakima WA 98901 Spokane Construction Council E 102 Boone Spokane WA 99202 Architect s Office 710 George Washington Way Suite J Richland WA 99352 Housing Authority City of Kennewick 421 South Ta coma Kennewick WA 99336 By Order Of Lawrence E Jelsing Chairperson Board of Directors City of Kennewick Housing Authority 421 South Tacoma Kennewick WA 99336 s Rober A Barret Executive Director Dated this date at Kenne wick WA #198 - 2/14 21/93 -Specirications -are -avaitacue - at 55 North 8th Othello Washington s Rita A Hendricks Assistant Secretary East Columbia Basin Irrigation District #145 - 2/7,14 21/93 NOTICE OF CALL FOR BIDS NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Board of Di rectors of the South Colum bia Basin Irrigation District will received bids at 402 West Lewis Street Pasco Washington until 3 00 p m morday March 1 1993 at which time bids will be opened publicly and tab ulated for presentation to the Board of Directors Bids are requested on the follow ing Helicopter spraying of her bicides on Schedule A if bid Spring/Fall/Year Total 260 acres/250 acres/510 ac Schedule B if bid Spring/Fall/Year Total 285 acres/265 acres/550 ac Season total 545 acres 515 acres Grand total 1 060 ac All bids must be clearly marked Helicopter Spray Bid Spring and Fall 1993 Program and should be di rected to Secretary South Columbia Basin Irrigation District P 0 Box 1006 Pasco WA 99301 1006 The District reserves the right to reject any or all bids and to waive any informality in the bidding Specifications are available at 402 West Lewis Street Pasco Washington #146 2/7,14,21/93 NOTICE OF CALL FOR BIDS NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT QUINCY CO LUMBIA BASIN IRRIGA TION DISTRICT will receive bids at its office at 1720 South Central Ave nue Quincy Washington 98848 until 300 PM on Monday March 1 1993 at which time bids will be opened publicly and tab ulated for presentation Bids are requested on the following Helicopter Spraying of Her bicides On 1993 Spring/Fall Schedule A 110/110 Schedule B 15/25 Total 125/135 All bids must be clearly marked Season Hell copter Spray Bid 1993 and should be directed to Assistant Manager Quincy Columbia Basin Irrigation District P 0 Box 188 Quincy Washington 98848 The District reservees the right to reject any or all bids and to waive any informality in the bidding Specifications are available at Quincy District Main Of fice s Garth A Gunter Assistant Manager #155 - 2/7 14,21/93 SMALL WORKS CONTRACTORS ROSTER The Kennewick Irrigation District is preparing their 1993 Small Works Contrac tors Roster which can be used for awarding con tracts up to $100 000 with out going through the formal bid process Contractors interested in being placed on the Dis- trict s Small Works Roster must submit to the District a letter containing the follow mg information " Business Name Business Address * Telephone Number Contact Person " Type and Size of Projects Interested In Submit letter to District En gineering Department Kennewick Irrigation Dis- trict P 0 Box 6900 Ken newick Washington 99336 s Mike Macon Secretary/Manager #231 -2/21 24 28/93 TO LOST & FOUND Found Black & Brown Fe- male dog Blue collar In Richland on Tues Please call 946-0012 Mena flat gold chain w/custom black pearl pendent in Octopus de sign Lost in vicinity of Bowles Rd Kenn on 2/11 Reward Much sentimen- tal value 206-568 1455 eves or iv mem P -rerolumy -v-rand 783-4424 FOUND White female puppy with black spots Vic of Prosser Athletic Club 1 973 3088 Lost in vicinity of Kellogg & 10th Kenn Yellow bucket w/red Bucket Boss with tools inside Reward 735 6776 Lost Mon Feb 15 in or near Safeway Rhld pk g lot ladies navy blue cloth wallet Reward No ques tions asked 375 3340 Lost 2/15 Black & White puppy 1 blue eye comes to the name of Maggie reward 544 0176 Lost 2/12 vic 7th & Fir Kenn 31/2 mo old male Husky Reward 582 6812 G O PERSONALS AA ATTENTION Sophisticated Ladies SURPRISE Him or Her Birthday-Gram Stripper Pro Female & Male Exotic dancers for ALL occasions Treat Yourself! Bachelor & Bachelorette Parties Also Balloon Bouquets/Delivery Call Mary 586-9865 ADOPTION PLEASE Secure professional family w/2 wonderful adopted chil dren waiting to welcome your infant into our home Your child will complete our loving church going fam ily Comfortable home in beautiful area w/toys swings sand box & plenty of love Please call collect Adoption Attorneys Ravel or Zecher 408 288 7100 A61 A F L Exotic Dancers for all occasions & Exotic House Cleaning Call Angel 967 5250 ELECTROLYSIS & MASSAGE THERAPY call Velma 735 9221 IF YOU HAVE A DRINK- ING PROBLEM Alcohol- ics Anonymous no dues or fees 735-4086 JUDY, SNUGGLES & WHISPERS PLEASE CALL VINNY LEATHER & bCE Exotic dancers for any oc casion or no occasion at all Danielle 783-0226 Models Wanted for con- tests magazines posters & calendars Worldwide distribution to all top mod eling & advertising agen cies 547 1016 Murphy Brown search- ing for baby to adopt as her very own Please call Connie collect 206 772 4324 or Attorney Rita 206 623 6501 My name Is Ardis Eichler I have a sister named Marjorie (Dingee) Olmstead who lives in Bu cyrus OH I am trying to find a daughter that she gave birth to & gave up for adoption in about 1944 in Walla Walla I would like to meet you & will have much to tell you Contact me in 524 N Bellevue Walla Walla WA 99362 1 529 2194 Today is Susan (Rath/en) Whitney 40th Birthday!! Help her celebrate give her a call HAPPY BIRTHDAY SUSYI WESTERN SWING DANCE CLASS & Other Country Dances Feb 27 Mar 6 20 27 & 4/10 5 wk session $25 per per son Held at Pasco Eagles from 6 8pm Instructor Tom Western 8 yrs exp for Walla Walla Comm Col- lege For more info call Pasco Eagles 547 5071 or Tom Western 525-2664 ta g PUBLIC 0 NOTICES MEETING NOTICE The GCRSN Board of Directors will hold it s regu- lar meeting on Friday Feb ruary 26 1993 from 9 30 am to 300 pm at the Benton County Annex 5600 A West Canal Place Kennewick Washington Benton County Courthouse Prosser, WA 8 00am Commissioners discussion/workshop 10 00am-Call to order Approval of Minutes C aN SENT AGENDA 1080am Public Hearing Ordinance relating to ,?the administration and dipesi tion of infractions 10 40am Terry Marden re Authorizing Chairman to sign contract for GMA funds 92 93 fiscal year 10 45am-Public Hearing Ordinance relatin -g 10 model traffic 11 00am Public Hearing Pruposed vacation of W 33rd Place 11 45pm Unscheduled visitors 1 30pm Workshop on Han ford Annexation by City of Richand Tuesday February 23 1993 8 15 AM Water wood Bldg 500 Morain Kennewick Commisioners meet with Road Depart ment and Dept of Ecology re Twin Bridges Wednesday February 24 1993 8 00 AM Kennewick Annex Department Direc tors meeting I will not be responsible for any debts other than my own as of 7/5/92 s Tracy Janshen IAA) SINGLES 1SU CONNECTION Single? 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