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Newspaper
Edmonds Enterprise
Location
Edmonds, Washington, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1986
Page
4
The Spokane area editorial argues the 19 million Centennial Center proposal is, given need and use, too expensive and risky for taxpayers. It cites potential bonded debt exceeding 200 million, rising local taxes, and uneven use by arts groups, urging a no vote on Sept 16.
Editor notes a photo of three youths giving away free kittens sparked reader anger over perceived irresponsibility. The writer cites population of unwanted pets, costs to society, and concerns over spaying neutering and shelter care, blaming newspaper practice for stirring public confusion.
A Lynnwood land developer seeks a preferential exemption to cut minimum lot size from 12 500 to 9 600 square feet in a North Creek area plan. Neighbors warn against higher density, more traffic, and sewer costs, urging adherence to long standing rural land use covenants.
A gasoline spill at Lynnwood Sales and Service on 176th Street Southwest near Highway 99 ignited by sparks, triggering a fire that damaged the shop and four cars estimated at about 100000. One Lynnwood firefighter collapsed from smoke inhalation but was treated and released.
A letter to the Enterprise warns residents near the Edmonds Community College arts center that public notices were lacking about a local improvement district for sidewalks lighting and curbs. The writer claims LID costs could hit homeowners with five to ten thousand dollars and rents rising for renters. They urge residents to vote no on September 16 after obtaining full information.
A dispute arises as the city of Edmonds seeks 250 to charge the Port of Edmonds for flying the American flag raised on a donated 65 foot pole near the marina. The pole was refurbished by the port and a large flag now waves by land and sea. The city argues over policy.
A letter from local residents praises Lynnwood and Edmonds for backing the Centennial Center project. Voters would fund capital costs via a small tax, while the community college provides land and operating funds. Supporters say the center will unite South Snohomish County, boost arts groups, and help local businesses.
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