Lynnwood passes ordinance restricting dangerous dogs
Lynnwood City Council declares an emergency and approves an ordinance tightening controls on pit bulls and similar breeds. The measure defines dangerous dogs, requires confinement or leashed custody, and hikes penalties to up to 5000 dollars fine or a year in jail. The act takes effect July 14, with police delivering copies to affected owners and potential insurance discussions to come.
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Privatization consultant approved by Lynnwood council
Lynnwood officials authorized Mayor M J Hrdlicka to sign a contract with Arthur Young and Company for privatization consulting on the city sewage plant. The deal aims to study private bids to redesign the plant from primary to secondary treatment, potentially cutting costs by 20 to 40 percent.
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Edmonds Brackett's Landing land swap inches forward
An Edmonds council report notes a possible land exchange to expand Brackett's Landing beach. A local resident may donate one acre to the state, which would swap for a 40-foot waterfront strip and fund an estimated 190000 expansion including a new jetty northward and crescent beach. The deal is about 80 percent complete and could be announced within two weeks.
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