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East Bellevue wins land-use suit over PSE BY RYAN MURRAY BELLEVUE REPORTER

A contentious dispute between a community council and a utility company reached a head late last month when King County Superior Court Judge William Downing affirmed the

council’s right to make decisions regarding a land-use permit for a transmission project. Puget Sound Energy (PSE) had planned to build two “compromised” transmission lines through the Lake Hills and Phantom Lake neighborhoods in Bellevue, and the East Bellevue Community Council (EBCC) sued, claim-

ing they had the right to reasonably amend or deny utility infrastructure in the area. Downing’s decision acknowledged that EBCC was indeed able to make decisions in its area, despite what Puget Sound Energy or the Bellevue City Council had argued. “In this case, although a hearing examiner had recommended approval of PSE’s application

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“As this conversation has become more serious, in terms of the conversations between the two university presidents and the regents, I said, ‘If we’re really serious about this, we need to go and see what else is happening in other states,’” said Kerr. In particular, they were interested in learning more about models such as the University of Illinois system, which is similar to City Universities of New York.

The Washington State Liquor and Cannabis Board announced last week that Bellevue will be allotted four additional licenses for stores. The city currently has three active marijuana retailers: GreenTheory on Main Street, The Novel Tree on 130th Avenue Northeast and BelMar on 116th Avenue Northeast. Bellevue’s fourth retail license was awarded to Greenside in 2014, but a location dispute with Green-Theory prevented it from opening on Main Street. It has not opened to date. The increased allotments are the result of work by the Board, the state Department of Health and other agencies to roll existing purveyors of medical marijuana — alternatively called dispensaries, access points or “collective gardens,” as they’re known in state law — into the recreational retail system as directed by the “Cannabis Patient Protection Act” signed by Gov. Jay Inslee earlier this year. “Our goal was clear: To ensure medical patients have access to the products they need,” Board Director Rick Garza said in a press release. Under the Act, the Board is required to issue licenses in ac-

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Members of the Bellevue Police Department pose for a photo with Aiden, 5. Officers visited children and handed out gifts at Seattle Children’s Hospital on Dec. 24.

BC, WSU glean parternship ideas on trip Representatives visit three Chicago schools on fact-finding trip BY ALLISON DEANGELIS

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Representatives from Bellevue College and Washington State University recently traveled to Chicago to meet with local universities as part of their ongoing discussion of

a BC/WSU partnership. Russ Beard, the vice president of IT at Bellevue College, joined Colleen Kerr and other representatives from WSU on the fact-finding foray on Dec. 15-17. During the WSU-organized trip, the group visited and met with representatives from DePaul University, the University of Illinois at Chicago and the Chicago City Colleges. Each institution has different partnerships that the group felt they could learn from.

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Holy Family School, Kirkland Preschool, K-8 7300 120th Avenue NE Kirkland, WA 98033-8121 425-827-0444 • hfkschool.org Future Kindergartner Night: January 6, 2016 | 6:15 p.m. – 7 p.m. Visit our website to register for a tour or download an application

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St. Brendan Catholic School Preschool, K-8 10049 NE 195th Street Bothell, WA 98011 425-483-8300 • school.saintbrendan.org Open House: Sunday, January 31 | 9:30 a.m. – 1:30 p.m.

St. Joseph School, Issaquah and Snoqualmie Preschool, K-8 220 Mountain Park Blvd. SW Issaquah, WA 98027 425-313-9129 • sjsissaquah.org Please contact Jackie Olund to schedule a tour jolund@sjsissaquah.org.

Sacred Heart School Pre-Kindergarten, K-8 9450 NE 14th Street Bellevue, WA 98004-3437 425-451-1773 • sacredheart.org/school/ Open House: Thursday, February 4, 2016 | 9 a.m. – 2 p.m.

St. Madeleine Sophie Pre-Kindergarten, K-8 4400 - 130th PL SE Bellevue, WA 98006 425-747-6770 x201 • smsbellevue.org Open House: Sunday, January 31, 2016 | 9:30 a.m. - 12:30 p.m.

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Ridge School of 9 Forest the Sacred Heart 4800 - 139th Avenue SE Bellevue, WA 98006-3015 425-201-2434 • forestridge.org All School Open House (Grades 5-12) Thursday, January 7, 2016 | 3:30 p.m. – 5:30 p.m.

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cordance with a three-tiered system that gives first priority to the owners or employees of collective gardens in operation prior to 2013 who also applied for retail licenses prior to July 2014. Statewide, the cap on marijuana retailers increased from 334 to 556.

transfer to the BC/WSU partnership, but that they are jointly agreed that they want to create a new institution that helps students get fouryear degrees. “The whole point is to seek out institutions that may have done something similar,” said Beard. “We’ve established fairly well that no model fits exactly what we want to do, but some bear a resemblance to what we want to do.” But, Kerr said she did walk away from the trip with many points of inspiration. Specifically, the ‘Colleges to Careers’ program at the City Colleges of Chicago was of interest to Kerr. Through the program, the City Colleges form partnerships with industry leaders to better

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The former has several similarities to WSU, including the issues they must serve and the fact that both are land-grant colleges and therefore receive state funding and benefits. The University of Illinois at Chicago also works with community colleges, including the seven community colleges and six satellite sites that make up the Chicago City Colleges. Leadership from BC and WSU are still working out what the partnership between the two would entail. Kerr said that she couldn’t discuss the specifics of how anything might

align curricula with the demands in growing fields. Bellevue College has informal relationships with local industry leaders to help guide their curricula, but is consistently working on workforce development and developing the right business relationships, according to Albert Lewis, vice president of economic and workforce development at B.C. In the coming months, representatives from both schools are planning on visiting more colleges from which to glean ideas. The discussions about the universities’ partnership are ongoing.

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and the City of Bellevue had given its approval, it remained for EBCC to exercise its lawful role,” Downing’s decision reads. “Although the EBCC must accord due deference to the factual finding of the hearing examiner, it does not abdicate its responsibilities as the law assures it ‘a significant role in determining land use regulations within the community municipal corporation.’” The proposed land-use project would have removed 300 trees along 148th Avenue Southeast and Northeast 8th Street while placing a 115,000 volt transmission line between Bellevue’s Lake Hills and Phantom Lake electrical substations. PSE said this would improve reliability in those and surrounding neighborhoods. EBCC said the 85-foot support towers would mar the beauty of the neighborhoods and that better options to provide reliable energy to East Bellevue existed. Downing cited City of Bellevue v. East Bellevue Community Council, a 1999 case in which it was ruled that “the obvious purpose of the statute is to place final decisionmaking power in the community council where land use regulations affecting property within its jurisdiction are concerned.” Don Marsh, spokesman for EBCC and Coalition of Eastside Neighborhoods for Sensible Energy (CENSE), said the work came from the effort of concerned citizens. “The lion’s share of the credit for this result belongs to the brave members of the East

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ackers of a carbon tax measure have spent months gathering signatures needed to earn a spot on the 2016 ballot. The Petri Dish Now they may not turn them in because the content of a competing initiative polls better. “We are on the fence about whether or not to turn in our 350,000 signatures because of the emergence of an alternative proposal,” Yoram Bauman, the JERRY force behind the revenue-neutral CORNFIELD proposal in Initiative 732, wrote on the group’s web site Monday. A conference call with I-732 supporters was slated for Tuesday night and a final decision due by Dec. 30. I-732 is conceived as a bipartisan plan to combat climate change in a way that doesn’t put all the financial onus on the emitters of pollution-causing carbon. The alternative, which is still being drafted, will likely impose a fee on polluters and spend the money on clean energy and clean water projects. It is pushed by the Alliance for Jobs and Clean Energy. Bauman noted I-732 doesn’t fare as well with voters as the alternative because of its complexity. And voters won’t spend the time to consider it amid the din of the presidential elections. “That puts us in a difficult situation because I-732 requires a serious conversation ... but most voters don’t have the time or the inclination to have a serious conversation

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about climate action amid all the other issues raised during a presidential election year,” he wrote. Recent polling shows I-732 “starts in a hole” with 44 percent support and 40 percent oppose. In contrast, the alternative approach is “likely to start out better” with 57 percent support and 36 percent opposed, he wrote. “Supporters of the alternative approach believe that the measure can be tweaked to boost these numbers even

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Miss Morgan asks why flashing yellow lights are so confusing, 12/18/15 Reporter. The answer: because Seattle drivers are constantly confused: “gee, I don’t know, should I or shouldn’t I?” Seattle drivers are the absolute worst in any major city I’ve driven in. Don Portlin Bellevue

Seems to be more about maximizing toll revenues On Saturday, Dec. 19 at about 5:30 p.m., a collision occurred in the northbound lanes of I-405 near the SR-527 interchange. This caused a blockage to traffic, and shortly afterwards, the variable message signs were announcing a 4-mile back-up. At the location of the accident, there are two general-purpose lanes and one “HOT” lane, available only

to carpoolers and to those willing to pay a toll. In past times, WSP would have directed traffic into the (then) HOV lanes in order to use all the available capacity, in order to clear the back-up. Nowadays, the same result could be achieved by changing the toll signs above the HOT lane to indicate that the lane was open to all traffic free of charge. But instead, the toll signs were changed to read that the toll would increase by a factor of 13 from $0.75 to $10. It seemed reminiscent of the actions of the young hedge

fund tycoon who purchased a drug company in order to raise the price of its product from $13.50 to $750 per pill — an opportunistic attempt to make an unseemly profit from a situation of misery. Does this action signify that WSDOT’s priorities have changed? Is maximizing toll revenue now more important than relieving traffic congestion? I think WSDOT owes us an explanation, with an apology if appropriate, for this indefensible behavior. Lin Wilson Bellevue

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THE YEAR IN REVIEW People and events that made news in 2015 January

Bellevue College begins partnership process

Bellevue College and Washington State University began the continuing process of partnering together on what both parties have said will be a new type of institution in Washington State when the Bellevue Board of Trustees authorized President David Rule to explore potential financial partnerships in January. Months later, the two schools signed a memorandum of understanding and moved on to the second-level of talks to merge the two institutions. WSU president Elson S. Floyd, who spearheaded the partnership talks by approaching Rule in November 2014, died earlier this year, but the two schools continue to explore the partnership.

February Mylett is the new police chief

After nearly a year of searching, Steve Mylett was chosen as the Bellevue Police Department’s chief of police. Mylett had spent a combined 27 years as the police chief in Southlake and Corpus Christi, Texas. He took the reins from Linda Pillo, who retired in April 2014. Mylett would take the reins mere weeks

before the department released a 518-page investigative report into allegations against former police lieutenant John Manning. In the months following, now-former Deputy Chief Michael Johnson would abruptly resign after being caught using his department-issued police cruiser in violation of department regulations, and Deputy Chief J. Jolliffe would be placed on administrative leave pending the results of an internal investigation.

March Bovee Park renamed

A city park originally named after the first mayor of Bellevue, Charles Bovee, was renamed decades after he was accused of molesting several young girls and run out of the city. Bovee Park had only recently been named when he was arrested for allegedly molesting an 11-year-old girl in 1959. The charges were dropped when Bovee agreed to leave the city, settling and later dying in Ephrata. The park was renamed in May to honor former city councilmember Georgia Zumdieck.

April Sound Transit deal reached After six months of negotiations, King County Executive Dow Constantine and Bellevue Mayor Claudia Balducci an-

nounced a tentative agreement with Sound Transit for East Link light rail service. The MOU removed $60 million from the city’s contribution to contingency costs in 2023, following the completion of the $100-million downtown tunnel that starts near the East Main station and ends at the Bellevue Transit Center station at city hall. Sound Transit accepted a $121 million bid in November for the construction of the East Link light rail extension in Bellevue, and construction is expected to start soon.

June Football program punished

Two coaches were handed down game suspensions and the Bellevue High School football team received sanctions after an investigation revealed that violations of district rules and the Washington Interscholastic Activities Association articles. An investigation carried out by a third party found the football program had conducted out-of-season coaching and illegal recruiting. Head coach Butch Goncharoff and another coach received two-game suspensions and the team was put on probation for three years. It was later alleged that the coaches and members of the football booster club had directed and/or paid for players to attend the Academic Institute in Bellevue and used false addresses and received subsidized housing in Bellevue to gain eligibility to play on the team. With rumors flying around, the district asked the WIAA to conduct an investigation into the program in August. The investigation is ongoing, SEE REVIEW, 6

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Most read stories of 2015 1. “Chick-fil-A opening with a ‘camp out’ | First 100 customer to stay night in parking lot” 2. “Bellevue High football put on three year probation | District reports coaching, illegal recruiting violations” 3. “Bellevue elementary art teacher accused of child rape, molestation” 4. “Chick-fil-A craze slowing traffic” 5. “Bellevue Central packs in big names | Lease states REI, Trader Joe’s, HomeGoods to be tenants” 6. “Injuries, illness lead to more Sammamish football game cancellations” 7. “Toddler in stroller killed in crash on 140th Ave, Bel-Red Road | Likely cause driver’s failure to yield while making left turn” 8. “Missing brothers leave void | Family, friends continue to search for brothers abducted by mother” 9. “Nordstrom security catches suspect featured on ‘Washington’s Most Wanted’” 10. “Sex trafficking an old problem in Bellevue with new challenges” 11. “Fatal crash on 148th splits car in two” 12. “Bellevue High School teacher sparks controversy with tweets”

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A 2-year-old toddler in a stroller was struck and killed in a crash on 140th Ave N.E. and Bel-Red Road after A Bellevue driver failed to yield at a flashing yellow light and was hit by oncoming traffic and pushed up onto the sidewalk, killing Shraddha Panchakarla. The accident sparked a continuing conversation about the safety of flashing yellow lights, which the city has maintained are safe. City data supported those claims.

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Balducci wins county council election

Former mayor Claudia Balducci defeated Jane Hague in a three-to-two margin for position 6 on the King County Council. Balducci was elected to Bellevue’s City Council in 2004 and mayor in 2014. In the City Council election, Vandana Slatter and John Chelminiak won their respective races by a narrow margin. The council will choose the next mayor during its next meeting on Jan. 4.

December City, Microsoft partner to increase safety

The City of Bellevue, Microsoft and UW partnered up create a safer city for cyclists and pedestrians. The city’s transportation department, researchers for Microsoft and the university, and engineers from Seattle’s Toole Design Group are using existing infrastructure in Bellevue to see if there are patterns or data which can be used from collisions and “close-calls” to help pinpoint where they are most likely to occur and possibly prevent future crashes and save some lives. The city also recently announced a plan to reduce motor vehicle deaths called Vision Zero.

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Bellevue defeats Interlake in rivalry wrestling match

The Bellevue Wolverines had five pins in a 42-36 victory against the Interlake Saints in a Class 2A/3A KingCo wrestling match on Jan. 8 at Interlake High School in a battle of schools separated by a mere six miles.

Chen strives for the state

Interlake Saints wrestler Albert Chen is profiled in the weekly “Beyond the Athlete” segment of the sports section. Chen revealed in the interview that his favorite wrestling move is the lower single leg takedown. At the halfway point of the 2014-15 season, Chen had compiled an overall record of 16-0.

Column focuses on tragedy

Shaun Scott writes a column about the death of his good friend Jim Johnson due to ALS. The column focuses on watching the NFC Championship game between the Seattle Seahawks and Green Bay Packers in his fallen friends honor.

FEBRUARY Wolverines clinch league title

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Bellevue Wolverines 152-pound wrestler Christian Villani captured his third consecutive state wrestling championship, registering a pin against Peninsula’s Zach Goddard in the Mat

MARCH Bellevue nabs fifth place at state

The Bellevue Wolverines girls basketball team’s season came to an end courtesy of a 6866 loss to Bishop Blanchet in the third place/ fifth place game at the Class 3A state tournament at the Tacoma Dome. Bellevue Head Coach Leah Krautter was proud of her team’s resolve not only at the state tournament but throughout the entire 2014-15 season. “It’s tough to end the season like this because it doesn’t show or define the kind of season we had. I’m really proud of the way we fought. We gave it everything we had,” Krautter said.

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Newport Knights track athlete Julia Sliwoski was focused on attaining a dream of a lifetime in her favorite event, the javelin during her senior season. “My ultimate goal is to win state this year. I want to be at around 150 (feet). The winner of the state meet in javelin usually throws at around 150 (feet),” Sliwoski said. “I want to make the most out of my senior year and leave my mark on the high school.”

Bellevue defeats rival Mercer Island in softball contest

In a matchup between fierce rivals, the Bellevue Wolverines earned a 6-4 win against the Mercer Island Islanders on April 17 at Bellevue High School in Bellevue. The Wolverines had five stolen bases and three triples in the win. “We definitely want to be aggressive on the bases. We’ve had a couple of games where we have been really aggressive and have been close to making it work for us. Today we finally broke through so we’re excited about that,” Bellevue Head Coach Heather Tracy said. SEE SPORTS, 9

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Classic Class 3A 152-pound state championship match with 1:24 left in the third round. “I just can’t thank God enough. It was all off of my habits in practice. I keep a strong faith and I was able to go for those risks that I wouldn’t normally do,” Villani said. “I didn’t want it to end. I don’t want it to end.”

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OCTOBER McDonald takes KingCo tennis title

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NOVEMBER Bellevue hosts Squash tourney

Gregory Gaultier of France captured the 2015 Professional Squash Association World Championship courtesy of a 3-0 (11-6, 11-7, 12-10) victory against Egypt’s Omar Mosaad in the title match on Nov. 22 at the Meydenbauer Center in Bellevue.

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Stunning Western views. Substantially updated throughout. Boat house and moorage with room for boat, plane and jet skis. Perfect for year-round entertaining. MLS# 858853, $4,500,000 Rondi Egenes · 206.953.1771, rondi.com

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