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Edmonds Enterprise

Location

Edmonds, Washington, United States of America

Date

Feb 12, 1986

Page

5

Wildemere Condo residents fight Meadow Wood rezone

Wildemere Condominium owners urged the Terrace City Council to deny Prime Properties 70 unit Meadow Wood Apartments near 212th Street S. W., citing lower property values increased traffic noise and vandalism. A limited compromise plan reduces buildings and adds a boundary fence and trees.

Andra Marhefka Mountlake Terrace Wildemere Terrace City Council Prime Properties Meadow Wood Apartments 212Th Street S.W 44Th Avenue Snohomish County City of Brier Susan Nelson Nelson Meadow Wood Raj Johal Wildemere Condominium Association Johal Lee Kraft Jay Lorenz Larry Loeber Tom O’brien Wildemere Condominum Wildemere Association Wildemere Condominiums Wildmere Condominium Association

Lynnwood council debates Lynn-O-Rama budget seed Money

Lynnwood council work session tackles the 1986 Lynn-O-Rama budget proposal. The Jaycees seek 13 801 dollars, committee recommends 12 576, cutting radio ads and parade marshal costs while boosting parade entries. Possible Miss Lynnwood Pageant sponsorship could save nearly 1500. Board to vote Tuesday night.

Lynnwood Lynn-O-Rama Lynnwood Jaycees Jaycees Festival Committee Lynn-Obama Everett Bill Blackburn Sharon Rutherford Seattle Blackburn Charlie Becker

Port Moorage Fees Cut At Bucklin Port District

Port district manager Auerswald says a five percent cut in moorage fees will reduce income by about $35,000, with open moorage dropping from $1.87 to $1.78 per foot and a 32 foot boat paying about $56.96 monthly. Covered moorage falls from $2.86 to $2.72 per foot, a roughly $2 monthly difference. Revenue shortfall will be offset by reserve bond funds. overall annual income is about $1.3 million from moorage rents and harbor facilities.

Bucklin Auerswald Harbor Square Tals Anthony

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