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Newspaper
Edmonds Enterprise
Location
Edmonds, Washington, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1986
Page
2
City officials project 1987 revenue totaling about 19.9 million with sales tax leading at 5.53 million. Services charges 4.36 million, fines 203 thousand, property taxes 2.92 million, state aid 1.45 million, federal 20 thousand. Permit fees 363 thousand and other revenue near 5.0 million. Budget heard publicly Nov. 17 with no speakers and adopted unanimously Nov. 24.
Kellogg warns early review of the Part 150 noise study will fuel unease among residents. Ron Costello vents frustration as residents worry the airport’s role may change. A public hearing is set for December 16 at the Senior Services Center in Everett to discuss the noise study and task force. The Paine Field Task Force meets December 17 at the Everett Community College aviation maintenance school.
Lynnwood moves to open and study privatization bids for a 25 million secondary wastewater plant after a 5 1 vote. Mayor Hrdlicka supports cost savings while Burke questions privatization. Six bids were received, with councilman Blackburn citing potential taxpayer savings and Sand noting Lynnwood as a privatization innovator in Washington.
City planners hear revised concept for 22.5 acre site southwest of I 5 off ramp at 44th Avenue W. Developers drop motel and office towers for more retail amid market shifts zoning and traffic concerns. Residents seek buffer as traffic studies and outline of revised project demanded for December 11 meeting.
Lynnwood activist Betty Hurtig of Progressive Animal Welfare Society notes rising national focus on laboratory animal welfare after a Houston conference that included both animal rights groups and researchers. She highlights shifts from basic care to broader ethical questions and cites UW participation.
The correction notes that the new sports facility named Whirly Ball is in Edmonds not Lynnwood as previously reported. The Enterprise apologizes for the error and updates readers to the correct location.
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