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Covington City Council races begin to take shape

Roads and sidewalks proposition failing, again

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The candidate blanks are filling in on the Covington City Council November election ballot. Mayor Pro Tem Jeff Wagner has filed with the Public Disclosure Commission for Position No. 7. Sean Smith has signed up to run for Position No. 5 Monday, Marlla Mhoon announced she will be seeking another term for her seat, Position No. 1 Mhoon was appointed to the Marlla Mhoon council in 2005 and was elected in 2006. She was a teacher with the Tahoma School District for 25 years before retiring in 2010. Currently she is vice chair of the Sound Cities Association Public Issues Committee. She serves on the Puget Sound Regional

For the second time in less than two years Covington voters appear to be turning thumbs down to a transportation benefit district proposition. The first numbers posted by the King County Elections website Tuesday at 8:15 p.m. showed the measure failing with 53.27 percent, 1,206 voting no and 46.73 percent, 1,058 yes. The proposition needs a simple majority to pass. The city proposition would authorize a 10 year 0.002 sales tax increase or 20 cents for every $100. The revenue is planed for street and sidewalk maintenance and improvements. The same proposition failed in November 2013 by 39 votes. The King County emergency public safety radio network replacement proposition that was also on the ballot was passing by 65 percent.

First catch for Finley

Finley Filbert, of Maple Valley, was one of the most curious 3-year-olds at the Hooked On Fishing Derby. He didn’t require much coaxing to get him to hold his very first fish. The largest fish that was caught at the derby (not pictured) weighed in at 2 pounds, 9.75 ounces, a quarter of an ounce heavier than second place. More photos are on page 7. REBECCA GOURLEY, The Reporter

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Tahoma goes green for Earth Day with awards BY REBECCA GOURLEY Reporter

Earth day was last Wednesday and although green is normally a color associated with some of Tahoma School District’s rivals, it was definitely the cause for celebration last week. Tahoma received a Green Ribbon School award from the

U.S. Department of Education and King County’s 2015 Green Globe Award last week. Three other education institutions in Washington were awarded the same Green Ribbon award and Tahoma was the only district. This award is given annually to schools and districts that reduce environmental impact

and costs of their day-to-day operations; improve the health and wellness of the schools, students and staff; and implement environmental education. Four schools within the district have received Green Ribbons awards before, but this is the first for the district as a whole. Tahoma was also the only school district to receive the county’s Green Globe Award. The county gave out 14 awards to businesses, cities, organizations and people for their efforts in protecting and improving the environment. In its description of Tahoma’s

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Tahoma’s Green Teams encourage reducing energy costs by reminding people to shut off the lights with these signs. REBECCA GOURLEY, The Reporter

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she nosed an egg toward him, “Here, I’ll give you an egg if you’ll let me chew this delectable wood.” So I took the eggs away and our bird came back to us. I covered the cubby where she formerly played; I took out her happy hut, which was a tent-shaped, cozy thing hanging in her cage and quit using newspaper to line the bottom because she tore it up to make a nest. The last element I had to eliminate was me. I had become her partner, so every time I held her, she wanted to mate with me. This sounds gross, I know, but it’s easily interpreted as cuddly and cute to us humans (I did a lot of research). However, knowing she still needed human interaction to keep her friendly and social, my oldest daughter took over. Fast forward five years and my daughter, who turned 20 last week, is in college and has moved out of the house. She occasionally comes home

for a few days, at which time she and the bird bond and play and romp and run slowly across the room into each other’s wings. Then my daughter goes back to her digs and the bird has a major meltdown. Her reaction reminds me of when my youngest was born and my husband was working second shift. He’d get up with my oldest, who was 2-1/2, play with her all morning and take off for work around 1 or 2 in the afternoon. Then my oldest would look to me, the exhausted mom with a newborn who wasn’t particularly fond of sleeping, to entertain her the same way her father had all morning. She would have a fit over my lame attempts at amusement at which point, I’m ashamed to admit, the TV was my best friend. Needless to say, the angels were singing the day my husband got back on a normal shift so my oldest could live a routine which was more practical for me. The bird acts the same way for about two days after my daughter leaves. She screams, she

SOOS CREEK SEWER PROJECT CONTINUES Construction continues to progress for the installation of the new sewer main along Covington Way SE in the Covington Town Center. Covington Way SE remains closed as the contractor installs the new sewer main. As the contractor nears the intersection of Covington Way SE and SE Wax Road, a new road bypass will be implemented starting May 4 and remain in place until May 18 as construction is completed in the intersection. This bypass road will allow traffic to continue through the area without closing the entire intersection to all vehicles while construction is completed.

We have a Sun Conure, a small parrot with a lifespan of about 20-25 years. We’ve had her for eight years now and up until October of 2010, we thought she was a male. Then she started laying eggs. I had many panicked conversations with our exotic-pet veterinarian about how to help her through that time in her life and how to prevent it from happening again. I needed to give her a safe place to lay her eggs, let her brood them, then remove anything from her cage that could be deemed a good place to incubate eggs. She sat on those infertile eggs for six weeks; it was like we didn’t have a bird at all. One day she started chewing inside the cabinet where she had laid the eggs. My husband was peeking in, trying to talk her out of her destructive behavior, when

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Fourth at Nationals

Tahoma High School’s We the People team finished fourth in the national finals on April 27 in Washington, D.C. The team qualified for the top 10 and posted the highest finish in school and state history. Tahoma has advanced teams to the top 10 three times. The team is coached by Gretchen Wulfing. Courtesy Photo

• The Black Diamond/ Maple Valley Kiwanis is holding a blood drive for a community member, Chris Odiorne, who has cancer. She has been hospitalized since Feb. 12. The blood-drive bus will be parked from 12 to 6 p.m. Wednesday, May 6, at Black Diamond Square, 30741 3rd Ave. It will be closed from 2

to 3 p.m. Sign up online at www. bloodworksnw.org or call the blood center at 800398-7888 for an appointment. For more information, call Natalie Routh at 206280-4107.

ARBORETUM The 44th annual spring plant sale is scheduled 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. May 8 and 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. May 9. A variety of native and speciality plants will be for sale.

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Embrace your inner politician

The next few weeks will bring the opening innings of a bucket full of local political races. A couple of cities, Black Diamond and Maple Valley, will have nearly the whole clubhouse on the ballot due to a mix of expiring terms and resignations. Covington is usually the quietest election of the three. Occasionally I hear some snooty remark about Covington like, “We certainly don’t want to end up like them.” No kidding... why would anyone want a government that actually works and elected folks who answer questions? There are few moments in life as heartwarming as an elected blaming the questionable answer given (sometimes known as an outright alternative reality) on the crummy question from the dippy editor. That darn truth thing. (I will stipulate the editor’s brain is fuzzy blue cheese dip... I can’t stand me either.) Like whiney teenagers, cities go through periods of turmoil, angst and severe throwing of arms in the air. Covington had its dance in the firelight of the full moon a few years back and came through it. If you feel your hamlet is a burning burger on an overheated grill, not to worry. Be assured the sky is really falling, but like water – a community will eventually find its level – it is all Politics 101. After covering political races for what feels like an eternity, I have settled on one fact. I know less and less each year. I am sure most who sign on the campaign line believe it is an act of service to the community, but as a responsible voter, we must be aware of the Gordian knot of motivations

Congressional logjam may end The approval rating for Congress is staying at 11 percent, but there’s hope the logjam is beginning to break. This revelation is according to a Bipartisan Policy Center report recently published by Francine Kiefer entitled, “Congress May Be Getting ‘Healthier,’ A New Study Finds,” in the April 20 edition of the Christian Science Monitor. Now that Republicans have controlled both Houses of Congress since January, the goals of both House Speaker Boehner and Senate majority leader McConnell have been, “to return to the regular order.” That seems to be happening. Sen. Bob Corker has been able to push a bill through the Senate that will give Congress some input on the Iranian nuclear deal, which President Obama had earlier vowed to veto. He changed his mind when he saw that it would not stymie his negotiations and might actually

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pushing and pulling any candidate. Beware of the Ides of November and candidates who duck, dodge and refuse to answer questions because the newspaper guy is Mr. Ruin Your Life. Here is that logic taken to the edge of the rancid wading pool: It’s a negative story because the media covered it, which means an ax murder story would be positive if the dopey media guys just didn’t report it. (I suddenly have as stomach ache.) For the political system to work, each part of the equation must add up... at least a little. On the campaign side, candidates might as well embrace being a politician. I have always felt the whimpering about political skills and ambitions is snobby nonsense. We all use political tools at times or end up in the “I got fired line and I don’t know why.” Politicians are in for far more criticism than most new candidates imagine. A candidate is always loved, until the hand is raised. Then

help put pressure on the Iranians. The Republicans have also given up on destroying Obamacare, since a decision about its future is before the Supreme Court. If the High Court rules it invalid, that will put the Republicans in the difficult position of dealing with 20 million recently insured Americans who would suddenly be without medical coverage, with presidential and Congressional elections coming up in 2016. In addition, the issue of the national debt has been quietly retired. For years the Republicans have railed against the debt. No more. On April 15, Senate Republicans voted to raise the national debt by $150 billion to provide for what is called the “Doc Fix” for physicians who were about to see reductions in Medicare payments. The vote was 92-8 in favor in the Senate. The eight voting against the expansion of the national debt were all Republicans. The House has already passed the bill and it is expected to go before the president for his signature soon. On April 21, the Senate also broke the long wait for new Attorney General nominee, Loretta Lynch, by making a In Focus

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it is time to deliver, or you have a brand new enemy that probably knows your weird middle name (thanks mom). On the voters’ side of the equation, our job is to be brainy box checkers. I suspect the many problem with the wrong wacko getting in office rest squarely in the hands of those filling out ballots... us. As voters we need to be diligent detectives – talk and promises are easy, government action is hard. There is a reason for that. Goofy ideas are plentiful; I have at least one each hour (ask Becky and Sarah… but please don’t believe them… only believe me). Maybe if both parts of the equation put in the effort, the sum will be a positive number. If things don’t work out your way, give it time. One can never tell what’s around the next election corner. The good news is our Constitution was carefully crafted by very learned guys to withstand

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National Guard Scholarhsip opens doors I am a National Guardsmen, living in Covington, working at Camp Murray and want to share a success story with the assistance of our State Rep. Pat Sullivan. I want to send my heartfelt thanks to Rep. Sullivan, who has assisted with our National Guard Scholarship, which has made it into the State House budget as a line item. This means a lot to all 8,200 members of

the Washington National Guard that this was added. The members of the Washington National Guard serve our state and nation selflessly every day, risking their lives to safeguard the people and property of Washington state during state emergencies and assist with the war fighting mission during federal deployments. Guardsmen are some of the hardest working members of the military, but Washington is one of the few states that doesn’t incentivize continuing education for our guard [ more LETTERS page 8 ]

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BLOTTER All subjects in the police blotter are presumed innocent until proven guilty in a court of law.

SUSPICIOUS CIRCUMSTANCES • On April 20 officers responded to Glacier Park Elementary to the report that an unknown subject threw a homemade dart at a group of people on the school’s ball field. • On April 25 officers responded the reporting party’s residence because they believed someone had been inside the home. The reporting party told officers they believed someone had been inside because their dog got into the garage in an unknown manner. The report stated their was nothing to prove anyone had been inside.

INDECENT LIBERTIES • On April 20 at 8:10 p.m. officers responded to an apartment complex. At the scene, the victim told officers he let the suspect into the apartment to use the bathroom. The police report stated the victim said the suspect touched his genitals in an effort to stimulate him and engage in a sex for money scheme. The report does not state whether the victim and the suspect know each other.

THREATS • On April 21 officers were informed that a student at Tahoma High School had made a kill list. According to the report, the reporting party told officers they did not know the time frame for when the killings would be carried out.

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• On April 21 two suspects were caught attempting to steal items from Costco. One suspect was caught stealing Blu-ray disks and the report did not state what the other suspect was attempting to steal. According to the police report, the suspects were working together. • On April 22 officers responded to a local bike shop to the report that the same subject stole two different items on two separate trips to the store. The report stated that both times the subject concealed the items and left the store without paying for them. • On April 22 at 5:15 p.m. officers responded to Walmart to the report of fraudulent returns in exchange for gift cards. • On April 24 officers contacted the reporting party who told them her purse was stolen from her vehicle. She informed officers that she left her vehicle unlocked while parked in her driveway and that her purse was left inside.

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Early Monday morning King County Sheriff deputies responded to a shooting at a mobile home park in Ravensdale. The shooting left a 56-yearold male dead. When deputies and aid arrived on the scene, they were unable to save him. He had at least one gun shot wound. There were two witnesses, a male and female both in their 30’s, who helped point deputies in the direction of the suspect. Deputies arrested the 28-year-old suspect on scene. He was later booked into the Regional Justice Center

for investigation of first degree murder. According to a press release from the King County Sheriff ’s Office, deputies believe the victim and the suspect were acquaintances. Deputies also believe the suspect arrested is the only one involved in the shooting, the press release stated. Before The Reporter’s press deadline King County Sheriff ’s Media Relations Officer Sgt. Stan Seo said detectives are still investigating the incident. He added detectives are still piecing together why the shooting happened and what the relationship between the two are. Seo also said he is unsure if the suspect is cooperating and talking with detectives. The name of the male victim had not yet been released by the King County Medical Examiner’s office before the press deadline.

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Tales of tomatoes, dead slugs and black grass Every spring, many people ask questions about tomatoes and slugs. A third question is a bit more unusual with a bit of a dark side.

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degrees. This means waiting until June before allowing young tomatoes to suffer outdoors all night in the cold, cruel world. You can cheat and set your plants out in early May if you have a warm and protected area like up against the sunny side of a building and under the cover of a roof overhang or eaves. Growing tomatoes in black plastic pots (they absorb heat) gets them off to a better start in our cool summer climate than

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growing them in the cold ground but by the end of summer the tomato plants placed directly into the soil may produce a larger harvest as their roots will have more room to spread out and grow. What can I do about all the slugs in my garden? I also have snails and they eat new seedlings right after the sprout. R., email Take a three-prong approach to battling slugs and snails and grab a fork while you’re at it. A fork to stab and collect slugs after a rainfall or at night means you can drop

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Constantine proposes levy for children, communities BY RAECHEL DAWSON Reporter

Bryce Kasota had to duck out early from King County Executive Dow Constantine’s state of the county address Monday. It was to take an exam at Seattle Central College so she could continue maintain her 3.9 GPA and earn her associate degree in nursing. But Kasota wasn’t always in the position to succeed. “As a single mother before she finished high

[ ORDER from page 4] deal to vote for her confirmation five months after Obama nominated her in November 2014. Her wait for a confirmation vote was the longest since Ronald Reagan’s presidency. This is ironic since the current Attorney General, Eric Holder, is despised

school, Bryce faced an uncertain future,” Constantine told a room of nearly 200 people at the Federal Way Community Center. “She credits a public health employee from the Nurse-Family Partnership with helping her escape an abusive relationship, and helping her become the supportive mother her daughter needs.” Constantine said it’s early actions like this that sets the tone for lifelong success, which is why the county executive, along with the

King County Council, is proposing a six-year levy called Best Starts for Kids, to be on this November’s general election ballot. Best Starts for Kids will raise $58 million in the first year, if passed, and will cost the average homeowner in King County “about a dollar a week.” The levy lid increase would be about 14 cents per $1,000 of assessed property value. “The failure to invest early leads to much costlier crisis interventions later

— costlier for the individual, for society and for the county budget,” Constantine said. “And, of course, jail is the costliest and least effective crisis intervention of all.” Despite King County’s 80,000 added jobs over the past two years, a low 4.5 percent unemployment rate and a median household income of $69,000, Constantine spoke of the “accelerating crisis of income inequality that threatens to undermine our economic future by undermining our

middle class.” Since 2000, the executive said King County has seen a net increase of 85,000 households but less than 4 percent of these are middleincome. The rest is split between $125,000 annual income and those earning less than $35,000. “And as King County has grown less equal, the racial and geographic distribution of poverty has grown less equal as well,” he said. “Over the past 15 years, more than 80 percent of the growth in poverty has come

in the suburbs outside of Seattle. Throughout the county, formerly middleincome neighborhoods are becoming either richer or poorer.” What was once a distribution of 90 percent of American’s enjoying 70 percent of all income growth in the 1950-1970s, is now the top 1 percent of Americans receiving 175 percent of all income growth from 20092012, he said. “This mocks the funda-

only slightly less than Obama. It would seem that Republicans would want to get rid of him as quickly as possible. But that was not the case. According to Kiefer, part of the reason Congress is working better is that senators can now debate and make amendments on the floors of the

House and Senate more easily. Being limited on these issues angered many senators and representatives and helped increase gridlock and animosity between the parties. That is in part due to Mitch McConnell becoming the new Senate majority leader. Since the Republicans

control both houses now, they need to show they can govern the country in the light of the 2016 elections. Maybe the 11 percent rating can be improved, just like Obama’s has been. He’s now at 48 percent, the highest he has been in a long time. The Republican victory in both houses may actually help end the dysfunction in Washington. Be watching to see if the partisan logjam continues to break up in weeks and months to come. It would certainly be a relief on Main Street.

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TAHOMA WATER POLO RESULTS • Tuesday, April 21: Tahoma 3 - Auburn 11 Tahoma goals: Lindsey Hanger, Nicole McCarthy and Brooke Bailey • Thursday, April 23: Tahoma 14 - Kentridge 7 Tahoma goals: Hanger 1, Brynne Adams 4, McCarthy 8 and Bridget Duven 1 • Saturday, April 25 Tahoma 10 - Auburn Riverside 18 Tahoma goals: Julia Harry 1, Hanger 7, Hailie Mazick 2 The Bears have a 3-5 record.

A little more than halfway through the softball season and the Kentlake Falcons are sitting in seventh place in the South Puget Sound League 4A North division. The Falcons played three games on April 21, April 22 and Monday, April 27. During those three games, Kentlake went 1-2. The Falcons lost the first two 6-5 to Thomas Jefferson April 21 and 7-4 to Federal Way on April 22. Kentlake won the matchup Monday against Kentridge 9-5. The Falcons started strong, scoring three runs

in the first inning against the Chargers. Kentridge got on the board with one run in the third but the Falcons continued to add to its lead. Kentlake scored one in the third, three in the fourth and finished with two runs in the fifth inning. The win snapped the Falcons’ four game losing streak. It was the first win since April 15. Sophomore Jordan Engman went 3 for 5 Monday and had two runs batted in. Freshman Allyson Overall also had three hits and 2 RBIs. “Our team is a very diverse group with an [ more FALCONS page 10 ]

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Track star named athlete of the week BY SARAH WEHMANN Reporter

Each week the Washington Interscholastic Activities Association (WIAA) an-

nounces student athletes of the week. Last week Kentwood senior Bailey Paladin was named along with 11 others as WIAA athlete of the

week. According to the WIAA’s website, Paladin finished last week’s Oregon relays meet with two first place and two second place

The Kentwood Conquerors football team will have a new leader come fall. It was announced Monday that Kent-Meridian and Washington State University graduate Mike Bush will head the Conks. For the past four years, Bush has been the wide receivers coach for the Bothell Cougars. Bush was a two sport athlete at WSU competing in both football and basketball. When deciding to go with Buch, Kentwood Athletic Director Jo Anne finishes. The first place finishes came in the 200 meters and the 4X400 meters relay and he finished second in the 100 and the 4X100 relay. As a winner of this award, Paladin will receive

Daughtry said they “chose to go in a different direction with the program.” She added “We felt Mike Bush offered us the best opportunity to get some fresh eyes and bring a renewed enthusiasm into the program.” Daughtry added Bothell head football coach Tom Bainter highly recommended Bush for the job. “We are very excited to have Mike lead Kentwood now and into the future,” she said. Look in future editions of The Reporter for an introduction to Bush and what he brings to the Conks’ football program. a letter of recognition, a WIAA athlete of the week shirt and a certificate.

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[ LEVY from page 8] mental principle on which we were all raised: That if we work hard, we can all succeed,â€? Constantine said. â€œItâ€™s unfair. It is un-American. And it is economically unsustainable.â€? A diverse workforce brings innovation and economic success because as more people approach a problem with different perspectives, the faster and more efficiently that problem is solved, he said. â€œIf we want to prosper in an economy fueled by

[ FALCONS from page 9] equal number of players from each grade level,â€? coach Kevin Smith said. Smith acknowledged a number of athletes who have stepped up this season for the Falcons. Among some of those players, he noted that Engman is a newcomer and she has â€œheld down shortstop for us all season while hitting over .500,â€?he said. He also mentioned that Overall has stepped into a starting pitcher role this season.

detention has grown. African-American youth account for half of the population in the juvenile system, despite representing only 8 percent of youth in all of King County. With help from the superior court, the prosecutorâ€™s office, public defender, sheriff and King County Council, Constantine reduced the number of detention beds in a new facility being built to create more space for â€œthe primary mission of recon-

And she is â€œa solid bat (in) the lineup,â€? he added. The Falcons faced Decatur Tuesday after the press deadline. Results from any games played after the deadline can be found online when they become available. The next game scheduled is 4 p.m. today, Friday, at Kentwood.

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ciliation and redemption.â€? In order to continue the mission of ending racial disparity in juvenile detention, preventing homelessness, treating mental illness instead of criminalizing it and partnering with schools, the executive will create a committee that will gather leaders in 19 local school districts and police agencies from 39 Washington cities. It is the future work these leaders and committee will achieve by way of the proposed levy.

Best Starts for Kids touts prevention, investing early in healthy babies and teenagers and promoting safer communities. The levy funds will invest in mental health screenings for all youth in King County, home visitations for new moms and families, universal access to developmental screening, flexible funding for families and youth to prevent homelessness, walkable and connected communities and increased access to afford-

able healthy foods. All of these strategies are based on the latest brain science being conducted at the University of Washington. â€œFor decades, weâ€™ve been led to believe we must accept a tradeoff between economic fairness and economic growth,â€? he said. â€œThis just isnâ€™t true. In a highly competitive global economy where the most innovative companies seek out the most diverse, inclusive workforce â€” fairness and growth go hand in hand.â€?

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represent Chinook Salmon recovery efforts for the GreenSean Smith Duwamish River. Smith was appointed to the council following the resignation of Wayne Snoey Dec. 31 for health reasons. Smith served on the Planning Commission and the Budget and Priorities Advisory Commission. He was awarded as the 2010

Commissioner of the Year. He and his wife moved to the area in 2005 Jeff Wagner from San Francisco. Smith has been an art docent and a volunteer science coordinator at Covington Elementary. Wagner is a long-time Covington businessman who was elected to the council in 2004. He is co-chair of the Covington Economic Development Council and the Growth Management Planning Council for Sound Cities Association. Wagner has worked on youth activities and parks on the council along with economic development and transportation issues. In 1993 he was voted Kiwanian of the Year.

Council Executive Board, King County Flood Control District Advisory Committee and she is co-chair of the Water Resource Area 9 (Green/ Duwamish) management committee WRIA 9 Ecosystem Forum. Mhoon was appointed by King County Councilman Reagan Dunn and King County Executive Dow Constantine to

PUBLIC NOTICES NOTICE OF PLANNED FINAL ACTION The Board of Directors of the Tahoma School District No. 409 ZLOO FRQVLGHU ÂżQDO DFWLRQ WR DX thorize condemnation of certain real property as described herein at a meeting to be held on May 5, 2015, at 6:00 p.m. in the Central

Services board room located at 0DSOH 9DOOH\ %ODFN 'LD mond Road SE, Maple Valley, WA 98038. The condemnation action involves a proposed DFFHVV DQG XWLOLW\ HDVHPHQW RYHU property located at 27027 Maple 9DOOH\ %ODFN 'LDPRQG 5RDG Maple Valley, Washington,

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Project Location: The project is located on SE 272nd St (SR 516), between Jenkins Creek and 185th Pl SE in the City of Covington. Section 30 & 31, Township 22N, Range 6E and Sections 25 & 36, Township 22N, Range 5E. Project Description: The City of Covington proposes to widen SE 272nd Street (SR 516), between approximately Jenkins Creek and 185th Place SE, to relieve traffic congestion, reduce accidents and incorporate non-motorized modes of transportation. The project would widen SE 272nd Street from a two-lane to a five-lane roadway, from approximately 600 feet west of Jenkins Creek Road to 185th Place SE. Further improvements would include a new bridge at the crossing of Jenkins Creek to improve fish passage by replacing a box culvert, a signal replacement at 185th Place SE, illumination, curb, gutter and eight foot sidewalks, five foot planters, bike lanes, access control features for safety, landscaping and stormwater facilities. A sanitary sewer line within the road right-of-way will be relocated within the new project boundaries, as well as upgrades to the water main system.

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Replacing the existing culvert with a new bridge and widening the roadway across Jenkins Creek and its associated riparian corridor will require the permanent fill of approximately 0.42 acre of existing wetlands and approximately 0.43 acre of stream. Disturbed critical areas and buffers will be restored following construction and adjacent areas will be enhanced as mitigation for temporary impacts. As mitigation for the loss of wetlands, the City is proposing to rehabilitate and/or create and enhance wetland areas at an offsite mitigation area north and east of the project site within a forested corridor along Jenkins Creek, approximately 2.5 miles upstream from the project site. Mitigation standards will comply with City of Covington specific mitigation requirements (CMC 18.65.340) and applicable federal and state wetland mitigation guidelines and permits. Documents Reviewed: SEPA Environmental Checklist by Tetra Tech (03/26/2015), Project Plans at 30% submittal drawings (Tetra Tech, 2014), and other documents and reports referenced in Section D of the SEPA Environmental Checklist. Information is on file with the lead agency. Responsible Official/ Richard Hart, AICP Community Development Director Lead Agency: City of Covington SEPA Official 16720 SE 271st Street, Suite 100 Covington, Washington 98042 253-480-2441 This DNS is issued under WAC 197-11-350. The comment period is 14 calendar days and ends May 15, 2015 at 5 PM. Comments and Appeals Notice: Comments and appeals on this DNS may be submitted by first class mail or delivered to the responsible official at the above lead agency address. Any notice of appeals must be filed in writing, with the required filing fee paid in cash or check and received within 14 calendar days of the end of the comment period at Covington City Hall Offices, i.e. by May 29, 2015 at 5 PM. You must make specific factual objections, identify error, harm suffered, or identify anticipated relief sought and raise specific issues in the statement of appeal. Contact the Community Development Department at Covington City Hall to read or to ask about the procedures for SEPA appeals. Published in the Covington/Maple Valley/Black Diamond Reporter on May 1, 2015. #1305571.

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