2003, 09-23 Regular Meeting MinutesROLL CALL: City Clerk Bainbridge called roll.
MINUTES
City of Spokane Valley
City Council Regular Meeting
September 23, 2003
Mayor DeVleming called the City of Spokane Valley Regular Meeting to order at 6:00 p.m.
Attendance:
Councilmembers: Michael DeVleming, Mayor
Diana Wilhite, Deputy Mayor
Dick Denenny, Councilmember
Mike Flanigan, Councilmember
Richard Munson, Councilmember
Gary Schimmels, Councilmember
Steve Taylor, Councilmember
Staff Present: Nina Regor, Deputy City Manager
Stanley Schwartz, Interim City Attorney
Cary Driskell, Deputy City Attorney
Ken Thompson, Finance Director
Mike Jackson, Parks & Recreation Director
Marina Sukup, Community Development Director
Neil Kersten, Public Works Director
Greg McCormick, Long Range Planning Manager
Kevin Snyder, Current Planning Manager
Tom Scholtens, Building Official
Sue Pearson, Deputy City Clerk
Chris Bainbridge, City Clerk
PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE: Mayor DeVleming led the Pledge of Allegiance.
INVOCATION: Pastor Craig Lotze of Victory Faith Fellowship gave the invocation.
APPROVAL OF AGENDA: It was moved by Deputy Mayor Wilhite and seconded by Councilmember
Munson to approve the agenda as presented. Vote by Acclamation: In Favor: Unanimous. Opposed:
None. Abstentions: None. Motion carried.
COMMITTEE, BOARD, LIAISON SUMMARY REPORTS:
Councilmember Munson reported that he attended and participated in, Valleyfest; that it was a fun event,
was well attended, and that he hopes the event will continue to grow in the future.
MAYOR'S REPORT: Mayor DeVleming said the "Community Conversation" last week in the
Edgeclift neighborhood was well attended; that tomorrow afternoon the major properties owners in the
University City area will be discussing vision and possibilities for that area. Mayor DeVleming
announced that it appears proper to mark our first holiday season with a special celebration of the lighting
of Spokane Valley's community Christmas tree on December 4 in the U -City parking lot. Mayor
DeVleming said one of the tasks is the purchase of a 30 -foot Christmas tree; that typically a large
artificial tree can be in excess of $100,000, but that a company was located which recently had a tree
order cancelled and they are willing to sell the tree to us at the dramatically reduced price of $18,000.
Mayor DeVleming said those funds must be raised by the end of this month so that the tree can be
shipped and set up by December 3. Mayor DeVleming said a number of community leaders and business
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owners have already stepped forward to aid in the fundraising efforts, and Mayor DeVleming invited
Dick Beam to come to the podium.
Dick Beam, Treasurer of Spokane Valley Business Association: said he has been authorized to present a
check in the amount of $500.00 to start the "Spokane Valley Presents a Celebration of Light;" that the
Central Valley School District has promised a 1,000 -voice choir for the lighting of the tree; and that other
details are being planned for the event. Mayor DeVleming thanked Mr. Beam and the Spokane Valley
Business Association for their support. Councilmember Flanigan added that funds for the tree purchase
are being collected through the Spokane Valley Booster Fund and donations can be left with any branch
of American West Bank in the Valley. Mayor DeVleming emphasized that this will be a community -
wide project and no tax dollars will be used in this event. Councilmember Schimmels challenged each
Councilmember to donate $100, and submitted his "promise to pay."
PUBLIC COMMENTS: Mayor DeVleming asked for public comment on matters not on the agenda.
Steve McNulty, 4106 S. Hollow Court: stated that he and several residents (approximately 12 in
attendance) expressed concern that apparently the new owner of 4110 S. Hollow Court is proposing to
open and conduct a business from a shop on the property; that Mr. McNulty spoke to Mr. Ferrell, the
owner, about a permit in the rear of the yard to conduct the business in the shop; that Mr. McNulty's wife
filed a complaint about the proposed commercial use in a residential neighborhood; that Mr. Ferrell has
put in additional power and informed Mr. McNulty the use will not be commercial, although Mr. Ferrell's
business "Moose Automotive" lists 4110 S. Hollow Court (a copy of the business card and telephone
book listing was distributed to the City Clerk); Mr. McNulty requests council and the planning
department look into this further.
Craig Keaton, 4019 S. Hollow Court: stated his concerns about the proposed activity at 4110 S. Hollow
Court; that the street now has heavy equipment use and the street's condition is becoming worn.
Mark Broader, 4105 S. Hollow Court: owns the house next to Mr. McNulty and lives directly across the
street from the property in question; lends his support to that of Mr. McNulty and Keaton.
Deputy City Attorney Driskell said staff will immediately investigate the situation and will report to
council at the next council meeting.
John Boyd, 4024 S. Forrest Meadows Drive: said when sewer was put in, an effort was made to come to
the individual homeowners asking them if they needed anything else before new paving started; that Mr.
Boyd believes there is a five year moratorium on tearing up streets after the new paving, but asked that
might be looked into.
Diane Cortez, representing Comcast, the Edgeclift Community, and Prat Elementary School: those
entities are working on a project entitled "Weeds to Seeds," a community service project to help the
Edgeclift community to clean up the community and neighborhood in removal of garbage, etc., that they
are asking for permit fees to be donated as mentioned in a letter she previously sent; and that she will be
in touch with council or staff to follow up her request.
John Howard, 11616 East Jackson: stated his concern with Eaglepoint Apartments and the apparent lack
of parking; also the hill which joins Jackson & Wilbur where kids sled during winter, sledding into busy
traffic.
CONSENT AGENDA: After City Clerk Bainbridge read the Consent Agenda, it was moved by
Councilmember Taylor and seconded by Deputy Mayor Wilhite to approve the Consent Agenda. Vote
by acclamation: In Favor: Unanimous. Opposed: None. Abstentions: None. Motion carried.
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NEW BUSINESS:
2. Ordinance No. 03 -067 Junk Vehicle Second Reading.
After City Clerk Bainbridge read the ordinance title, it was moved by Mayor DeVleming and seconded
by Councilmember Taylor to approve ordinance No. 03 -067. Attorney Driskell explained that tonight's
draft is an accommodation among the various citizens' views expressed to staff; that a concern was
brought to staff regarding Department of Licensing and how that entity would consider the transfer of title
at the direction of the City under this ordinance, in that if someone owned more than four vehicles and
they were forced to transfer under this ordinance in any calendar year, that the DOL would require them
to register as a dealer. Attorney Driskell said he spoke with the DOL who assured Driskell that someone
compelled to transfer title under those circumstances would not be considered a dealer. Attorney Driskell
then summarized the process up to this point, including input from the citizen committee, calls from
members of the community, various meetings, numerous drafts, input from the planning commission and
a public hearing on the matter. Attorney Driskell said he feels the community is satisfied this ordinance
accomplishes the goals set out and is not unduly restrictive.
Mayor DeVleming invited public comment.
Robert Deluge, S. 708 Naylor Road: said his copy of the ordinance has had no changes; that at the public
hearing 20 (not two) people gave public testimony against the ordinance, and one person voted in favor;
that Inland Empire Car Club Council was to have been contacted and there has been no communication
with those car enthusiasts who want this ordinance completely re- vamped.
Dave Gilbert, 6` & Progress: said he spoke with DOL and the Department of Revenue, that he would like
to speak to Attorney Driskell to find out who he spoke with; that Mr. Gilbert was told people cannot sell
more than four cars in twelve months unless they are a car dealer.
Edgar Lincoln, 8503 E. Boone: said this will substantially bite into the projects he's working on; that he
has not been able to work until now due to the economy; that he can't afford to fence off or put those cars
in storage; and that he has old inoperable vehicles but they are not junk.
Attorney Driskell said the copy the gentlemen was referring to was from May and that draft has been
substantially changed; the changes since that time are to allow up to two junk vehicles provided they are
completely site - screened year- around in certain zones; that that change was made as a direct consequence
with the car hobbyists they met with; that several hobbyists at the meeting gave their input and they
proposed that this ordinance allow up to three vehicles in certain zones; that State Law allows for two
exceptions in the law and this ordinance includes two additional exceptions: up to two vehicles in the
zone, and that anyone working on their cars would have up to 60 days to complete the work, and the
Community Development Director could grant another 60 day extension.
Councilmember Munson added that the comment about twenty people voicing objection to this ordinance
was at the May meeting at which time the matter was tabled; that the ordinance was revised and at the
next meeting where the ordinance was considered, only two people voiced their opposition to the
ordinance.
Bill Gothmann, Chair, Planning Commission: said that the Planning Commission recommended vote was
unanimously in favor of the ordinance; and at that meeting opportunity for public comment was allotted
and several people were in favor of the ordinance and very few were opposed; that the major
misunderstanding of the ordinance might be the definition of "junk vehicle," that classic hobbyists are
excluded from the definition of "junk vehicle."
Vote by Acclamation: In Favor: Unanimous. Opposed: None. Abstentions: None. Motion carried.
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3. Ordinance 03 -081, Second Reading of Ordinance Amending Hearing Examiner Ordinance.
After City Clerk Bainbridge read the ordinance title, it was moved by Councilmember Taylor and
seconded by Councilmember Schimmels to adopt ordinance 03 -081. Attorney Schwartz added that this
ordinance is to modify appellate jurisdiction and changes the procedure regarding review of preliminary
plats, and that this ordinance expedites the procedure with respect to review of preliminary plats. Mayor
DeVleming invited public comment; none was offered. Vote by Acclamation: In Favor: Unanimous.
Opposed: None. Abstentions: None. Motion Carried.
4. Ordinance 03 -082 Approving and Adopting a Corporate Seal — First Reading.
After City Clerk Bainbridge read the ordinance by title, it was moved by Deputy Mayor Wilhite and
seconded by Councilmember Munson to suspend the rules, move this to a second reading, and adopt
Ordinance 03 -082. Deputy City Manager Regor explained that RCW 35A states that each city governed
under this optional municipal code may use a corporate seal approved by its legislative body; and this
ordinance describes, approves, and adopts the seal design as the corporate seal of the City of Spokane
Valley, Washington. Mayor DeVleming invited public comment, none was offered. Vote by
Acclamation: In Favor: Unanimous. Opposed: None. Abstentions: None. Motion carried.
5. Proposed Nuisance Abatement Ordinance No. 03 -083 — First Reading.
After City Clerk Bainbridge read the ordinance title, it was moved by Mayor DeVleming and seconded
by Councilmember Munson to give the ordinance a first reading, and advance it to a second reading
on October 14, 2003. Attorney Driskell explained that this is the third of three similar matters before
Council (junk vehicles and zoning code compliance were the other two issues); that at the last study
session a suggestion was made concerning agricultural activities being exempt from the dust
requirements, and that change has been incorporated into the document; Attorney Driskell briefed council
over the changes. Mayor DeVleming invited public comment.
Tom Gregory, E. 1090 23 Avenue: said he is in favor of this ordinance; that previously he was a fire
district commissioner and received numerous complaints about not keeping fire hydrants clear; suggests
changing the title and submitting that to the Fire District if we are going to annex to them so they can
have input; that he is a strong proponent of property rights and wants to make sure this will not infringe
upon rights of property owners.
Diane Quast, Executive Director Spokane Housing Authority: suggested reviewing City of Tacoma's
ordinance for this as she feels it is a model ordinance.
Chet Glover, 2423 E. Mansfield: spoke in favor of the ordinance; many have site obstructions like
Mansfield and Pines; applauds council.
Tony Lazanis: also spoke in support of the ordinance.
Richard Beam, 3626 S. Ridgeview: said he favors the ordinance; also mentioned the City inherited a lot of
right -of -way and we should make sure our City rights -of -way are taken care of.
Brief discussion then ensued concerning safety issues connected with the right -of -way, including possible
involvement with the police and fire departments. Vote by acclamation: In Favor: Unanimous.
Opposed: None. Abstentions: None. Motion carried.
6. Proposed Resolution No. 03 -046 Delegating Hearing Examiner re Dangerous Dog.
After City Clerk Bainbridge read the title of the resolution, it was moved by Councilmember Taylor and
seconded by Councilmember Munson to adopt Resolution 03 -046. Attorney Driskell explained that this
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resolution delegates the authority to the hearing examiner, or alternatively to the Board of County
Commissioners on dangerous animal matters. It was also mentioned Section 2 should be omitted as the
resolution takes effect immediately upon adoption. It was moved by Deputy Mayor Wilhite and seconded
by Councilmember Flanigan to amend the motion to include deleting Section 2. Mayor DeVleming
invited public comment; none was offered. Vote to amend the motion: In Favor: Unanimous.
Opposed: None. Abstentions: None. Motion carried. Vote on the amended motion: In Favor:
Unanimous. Opposed: None. Abstentions: None. Motion carried.
7. Proposed Resolution No. 03 -047 Providing for Appointment, Members of the Board of
Commissioners and Operational Rules for the Spokane Housing Authority; and Providing for
Other Matters Properly Relating Thereto.
After City Clerk Bainbridge read the title of the resolution, it was moved by Mayor DeVleming and
seconded by Councilmember Flanigan to approve Resolution 03 -047. Attorney Schwartz referred the
overview to Spokane Housing Association Executive Director Diane Quast, who then explained that a
previous resolution was passed recognizing the need and authorizing the Spokane Housing Authority to
act on the City's behalf, that the SHA Board of Commissioners recommended staying with a five member
Board; the SHA approached the County and asked them to relinquish one of their seats and have that seat
as a seat of appointment for Spokane Valley and the County was willing to do so and passed their
resolution. Attorney Schwartz also explained that in section 3, a change was made where the Mayor of
Spokane Valley will participate in the joint appointment to one of the board members. In reference to
Janet Bastine's appointment, it was mentioned by Diane Quast that Ms. Bastine is beginning her third
five -year appointment and that she is a Spokane Valley resident, but that should that seat become vacant,
the Mayor of Spokane Valley will appoint and the Council will confirm, a new board member. Mayor
DeVleming invited public comment; none was offered. Vote by Acclamation: In Favor: Unanimous.
Opposed: None. Abstentions: None. Motion carried.
8. Proposed Resolution No. 03 -048 Accepting 25' Easement from Ted Fournier.
It was moved by Councilmember Munson and seconded by Councilmember Denenny to approve
Resolution 03 -048. Attorney Driskell explained that the Fourniers are in the process of buying property
adjoining their residential property for in -fill residential development; that this property is one of their
acquisitions; they anticipate developing eight residential lots when all property is finally acquired and this
easement will allow for construction of an extension of Sinto and allow utilities. Mayor DeVleming
invited public comment, and Mr. Fournier said he desires to grant the public street and utilities easement
to the City of Spokane Valley. Vote by Acclamation: In favor: Unanimous. Opposed: None.
Abstentions: None. Motion carried.
9. Bond Financing Update.
Attorney Mike Ormsby briefed Council on the bond issues and financing as outlined in his September 19,
2003 letter; and said that he will meet with Dr. Livingston of the Community Colleges of Spokane
September 30 to discuss the relationship between the Colleges and the City on leasing space in the
facility; also that Ormsby is working with Mike Jackson and Nine Regor on other space use and
allocation issues, and that he hopes to speak with the Department of Revenue and State Auditor within the
next few weeks.
Mayor DeVleming called for a recess at 7:50 p.m. and reconvened the meeting at 8:00 p.m.
10. Budget Proposals from Outside Agencies.
Mayor DeVleming explained that this is an opportunity to present to Council as a means for council
consideration in next year's budget. The following are the organizations which gave presentations and
the amount of funding assistance they requested: (1) International Trade Alliance $35,000; (2) EDC
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$100,000; (3) Valley Community Center $4,000; (4) Chase Youth Commission $60,000; and (5) Project
Access $102,000.
11. Motion Consideration: Adoption of Citizen Participation Plan.
It was moved by Councilmember Flanigan and seconded by Councilmember Denenny to approve the
Plan. Director Marina Sukup gave an overview and explained that this is the first step in initiating the
City's Comp Plan. Director Sukup also explained that part of the City's role is to determine a vision
along with the Planning Commission and the community, establish levels of service, participate in
community workshops and dialogue, identify key resources, hold public hearings, and finally approve the
Comprehensive Plan. Director Sukup added that the Planning Commission reviewed the Plan and
recommends approval. Mayor DeVleming invited public comment; none was offered. Discussion ensued
regarding hearing from the community concerning their vision. Vote by Acclamation: In Favor:
Unanimous. Opposed: None. Abstentions: None. Motion carried.
12. Motion Consideration: Initiative Measure No. 841.
It was moved by Mayor DeVleming and seconded by Councilmember Munson that the Council
collectively support Initiative 841. Mayor DeVleming invited public comment and none was offered.
Mayor DeVleming also asked if any member of the public would like to speak against the initiative or
comment on the proposed council action. Ted Fournier: said he supports repealing the existing
regulations and supports the initiative measure. Vote by Acclamation: In Favor: Unanimous. Opposed:
None. Abstentions: None. Motion carried.
It was moved by Mayor DeVleming and seconded by Councilmember Munson to extend the meeting
for an additional thirty minutes. Vote by Acclamation: In Favor: Unanimous. Opposed: None.
Abstentions: None. Motion carried.
PUBLIC COMMENTS: Mayor DeVleming invited public comment on issues not covered in the
agenda.
Dave Gilbert, 6 and Progress: said he saw the County road crew cleaning the dead vegetation in
response to a phone call from a member of the community and wanted to commend the crews for their
work; he also mentioned that he made two phone calls recently to City Hall and has not yet had his calls
returned.
Ted Fournier, 11814 Maxwell: commented on the new, much needed signs on the police department
building, and mentioned other signs that are inconsequential and not in good public view; e.g., "Get
Hammered Get Nailed."
13. Discussion of Fire Service Options and Proposed Resolution to Extend for One Year,
Annexation to Fire Districts Nos. 1, 8 and 9.
Deputy City Manager Regor explained that the proposed resolution gives options for City fire services;
that state law allows a newly formed city to annex into an existing fire district for the year of
incorporation, and that temporary annexation may be extended for one additional year to give cities
additional time to analyze the various fire service options. Deputy City Manager Regor explained the
four options, and said that the draft resolution extends that temporary annexation through 2004. Chief
Grover discussed some of the financing issued previously faced by City of Spokane. Attorney Schwartz
added that the City of Spokane Valley can fund a fire department out of the general fund through general
taxes, although there is a statutory limit on the amount of taxes the city can impose. It was moved by
Mayor DeVleming and seconded by Councilmember Munson to place this resolution on the October
14`" council agenda. Councilmember Munson requested that staff bring to the October 14 meeting,
staffs recommendation of which option is best and why. In response to an invitation for public comment,
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Bill Gothmann, speaking on behalf of those few residents in the Valley, said he feels that Fire District 8
residents are content with District 8 and would like their fire district to stay as is, and that he would
encourage the City in the long term to stay with District 8.
Vote by Acclamation: In Favor: Unanimous. Opposed: None. Abstentions: None. Motion carried.
It was moved by Mayor DeVleming and seconded by Councilmember Munson to extend the meeting
another 15 minutes. Vote by Acclamation: In Favor: Mayor DeVleming; Deputy Mayor Wilhite,
Councilmembers Denenny, Flanigan, Munson, and Schimmels. Opposed: Councilmember Taylor.
Abstentions: None. Motion carried.
14. Street Lighting.
Public Works Director Neil Kersten gave an overview of street lighting, said staff is working with the
electric companies to understand their policies; discussed monthly charges for street lights, and explained
the map showing the location of current lights. Director Kersten also mentioned there are no specific
requirements for street lights in the County standards; that the County typically tried to minimize
installation of lights from a budgetary standpoint; that the power cost for one light is approximately $180
per year, and varies from provider to provider. Discussion also ensued regarding lighting of arterials and
important intersections, light pollution, and lighting bridges and other areas of foot traffic not currently
illuminated.
15. CDBG Application Staff Report.
Long Range Planning Manager Greg McCormick asked Council if they had any questions regarding his
material, and brought council attention to the timeline of events. Councilmember Munson reported that at
the last HUD meeting, the county staff that supports this committee had asked the County Commissioners
to reduce the number of at -large positions from seven to two and that those two would not be from the
Spokane Valley thereby loosing our representation; that he later met with County Commissioner
McCaslin and asked her to consider not changing the makeup of the committee until 2005 when our
council would then have an opportunity to determine how we intended to participate.
16. 2004 Budget Status Report.
Finance and Administrative Services Director Ken Thompson mentioned that revenues continue to be
down from what was projected especially in sales tax, planning and building fees, and fines and
forfeitures; he briefly mentioned projections for next year, and reminded Council of the public hearing set
for October 14 and that a balanced budget will be brought forward. Director Thompson added that the
Finance Commission meeting is scheduled for Thursday at 5 p.m..
As the remainder of the agenda items were for information only, it was moved by Councilmember
Flanigan, seconded, and unanimously agreed upon to adjourn. The meeting adjourned at 9:45 p.m.
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D E Sprague Av _-_-_.-.....-- .........__ 99216 921-5293
. ONEY JOHN P JRlns
N Lincoln Ste 200 _ ._ _ ..... 99201 325 -3024
oney O`Neill Corkery 6 Jones Inc
onev John Jr & Lori
34 5 EIR Rdg Lrt ,........__._—_________. 99223 448 -3830
nev Michael 1 ins
IJ Lincoln Ste 200 ... 99201 325 -3024
onev O'Neill Co rice ry 6 Jones Inc
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1611 Untoin Ste 200 99201 325 -3024
ter/ 6 Jones Benefits Inc
16 1 Uncoln Ste 200 99201 325-3024
onev 6 O'Neill Financial Services
16 A Unroln Ste 200 99201 455-4305
onev 6 O'Neill Life Inc
16 it Lincoln Ste 200 .... - 99201 325 -3024
Mobilehome -Moran
gwestdex.com
926.2699
MOLSBERRY BILL H DDS
4407 tP 6,uislon _ _________ 99207 487 -2116
Moltke Mary E 1 hV 151 Av __ 99201 456-8839
Mom Gil Construction 21511 Vista Rd ._ 99212 927-9708
Momike Demolition _ _ _ 325 -4291
Momike Demolition 1318.i Faacher 99212 535 -1718
Mommv And Me Inc 507 1st DINT 99004 235-5556
MONACO ENTERPRISES INC
14820 E Sorague Av ___ 99216 926 -6277
Mon aghan Coleen IntertorDeslgner
3194 fith Ave . . 99204 838 -6904
Monarch Estate _ ...__._ Sales 2510 N Cincinnati St 99207 484-7253
Monark Construction Inc
711 E71185R902 ____ PAUL LK 99022 299 -7522
Monark M lnl Warehouse
711 E 5R 902 .__.---- MOD. ._..._ LK 99022 299-7522
Monark Properties 711 .____ E SR 902 PAUL LK 99022 299 -7522
Monark Realty 711 E5R902 ....._ MOCL 99022 299 -7522
Money Corp 316 4V Boone Av ______ 99201 324 -2000
Money Tree Inc 61511 Sullivan ?,d ___ VROL 99037 228 -9100
Money Tree Inc 2926 S Regal St _________ 99223 535 -2700
Money Tree Inc 4803 E Sprague Ay _____ 99212 533-6669
Money Tree Inc
12924 4V Sunset Hwy _____ ARM :ITS 99001 244 -6200
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4516 N Division St ___ — ..._..... 99207 489 -5000
12510E Sprague Av 99216 926 -2000
14201N 3rd Av ._
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41308 E Sprague Av
213 ADDIet
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9222 R NV /non HwY y__.�..... -_.. 99218 467 -6669
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4516 11 Oh4sion 51 _ _. 99207 489 -5000
3527 E Sprague Av 99202 534 -1746
12510 E Sprague ____ 99216 926 -2000
213 APOleway A9plePJay Plaza ....... .... .. 806 769 -7500
Moneytree Inc
223 West Appleway _.. COEURVALEHE 83814 208 769 -7500
Mongolian 8ba 15412E 5ora9ue Av __ VROL 99037 891-7237
Monkey Bar The 10605E Sprague Av _____. 99206 893-2309
Monkman George R :,40 400E 5th Ave ._ 99202 838-2531
Rockwood Clinic PS
Monogram Homes _____________ 533 -6279
Monogram Homes
5813E 4th Suite 102 Ave _. , 99212 444 -3000
Monogram Homes 7503NAta9noliaSt 99217 465 -2558
Monogram Homes
6019 W'Goaland Park Or _ - -__ 99212 344-0532
Monroe Park Gospel Chapel
4123 N Monroe St __- 99205 327 -4035
Monroe Philip L MD 1414 N Verner Rd ....... 99216
Res 3623 S Rldgevievr Or ___-_-_.-_._._._ 99206 928 -7133
Oav Or Night _ 928 -6434
Monroe St Car Sales 3121 �V Monroe 5 1 __ 99205 327 -9641
Monroe St Bridge Antique Market
6048 Monroe St _______.__._— __ —__.. 99201 327 -6398
Monroe Street PowerWash
3121 14 Monroe St . ________. 99205 327 -9641
Monroe Street Wash 6 Dry
2407 N Monroe 5t — 99205 327-1769
Monrovia Apartments 5085 Monroe St ... 99204 456-8969
Monsanto Ag Co 23711 8 Wagon Rd CLBRT 99005 238 -4464
Monson Ann Marie dmd — 534 -1800
Monson Ann -Marie DM0
3009 5 Alt Vernon 5t _ _ _ __ 99223 534 -2666
Monson Douglass OPM 526 N 0Sullan Rd _ . 99206 924 -2600
Montague Garry Auctioneers
3410£ Trout AV ____—___ .............. . ..._-_ 99202 536 -7533
Montague L G 1609 Vt' Ganand Av __ _ _ . 99205 327-3393
MONT LAMM BELGIANS
7501 W Enoch Rd — ____ - -_ . arm 99110 276 -7636
Montecucco Max P 5420 E29th Av __.._. 99223 534 -0222
MONTEGO BAY TANNING
COMPANY 2718E57thAy — 99223 448 -9556
Montessori Certified Pre- Schools—
Liberty Lake Montessori
23621E 2nd Av LBRTY LK 99019
Montessori Central School
57205 Pere' St 99223
Spokane Montessori School
9009 N Wall St _______ ..... _ 99218
Spokane Montessori School West MIA
Certified 1040W Wright Drive 99224
Valley PA ontessorl School
E 13900 Mission ___._ 99216
Woodland Montessori School
4340W Fort George Wright Or 99224
Montessori Children's Center ______
Montessori Day School
412 W Crawford AV __ OR PRX 99006
Montessori Early Learning Center
5503 N Alberta 5t 99205
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2301 N Wtlbur Rd 99206
Montgomery Henry PHD
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Montgomery John arty 2206 N Pines Rd 99206
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Montoya Home Caretaking Service Inc ....
6522E 1St Av ____________ 99212
17.10NY Life Insurance Co
9 S Washin 4 ton Ste 704 __.. _..___________ 99201
Moody Bible Institute Northwest Center
For External Studies _--- -�-.-.-.- __--.._..
Moodydesign Inc ___ ______._......_...._.........._
Moody's Drywall
1361 State Route 21 t NEWPORT 99156 292-0412
Moody's Drywall 154 E. }Wilton Av 99217 483 -1672
Moody's Inc 1744 Camden Rd ___. NEVIPORT 99156 292-9066
Moon Rock Company 79095Gro'Je Rd ._.. 99224 456-4883
MOON SECURITY SERVICES _____ 456 -6833
Moon Security Services .__ 891 -6520
MOONEY & PUGH CONTRACTORS
INC 5387ECatatdoAv _____.___-__-_- 99212 535 -8874
Moonlight Falls Landscape LLC 238 -9565
Moonllte Spa 1211 University Id 99206 922-4321
Moonllte Too 7413 E Trent AY • 99212 922 -9656
Moon's Mongolian Grill 430W Main Av _- 99201 455 -6884
Moon's Mongolian Grill
6425 N Division St 99208 467-1043
Moonshadow 2 N Howard St __ _ 99201 624 -7573
Moore Connie 1.15 142314GarlandSteC._ 99205 462-1700
Moore Document Solutions
2510 it Pines Rd ______ ..__ ___ 99206 892-0021
Moore Excavation __....._. PLUMMER 33551 686.1628
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1609WGarland __ �_ �_ 99205 327 -3393
MOORE J A arty .._ �____________ 928 - 1362
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444 -6391
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16823 E Waage Ave _______ VROL 99037 927 -8339
Moore Richard 0 Ins 4407 Division 5t ___ 99207 487-7420
Res 12027 N Whitehouse St _______ 99218 467 -2101
Moore Ronald J DC 206W 1st St .... RPM 99006 276-2844
MOORE STAN & ASSOCIATES
MOBILE SERVICE _ __ 981-2541
Moore Sue CPA 601 'AI Suite 1800 99201 747-2600
Moss Adams LLP
Moore Terry rescdential appraiser
134018 N Stephanie (t .______.___. MEAD 99021 467 -4869
Moore Vincent M Jr 1311 S Washington 5t 99201 326 -4440
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Moore 's Boarding Home
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448.9856 Moorestanlev 0 6 Associates W 844(UBGriv'e ______ 99204
466 6959 Mobile Service — 981-2541
Moorhead Insurance & Investment Co
328.646 412807 E 26th Av .._-- _...- ._- -_ —.__ —. 99206 927 -0832
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Moose Creek Inc 838-5091
924-6629
Moose Crossing Ltd
25519E Moffat Rd ...___ ___ NWAMN LK 99025 226 -2589
328 -3156 Moose Lake Co The 707 Yf Wain Av ___ 99201 624 -4661
466-0495 Moose Lodge 6 Club Room
262 9770 6363 N Lidgenvd 54 _ �__.__ _ 99208 484 -1000
Mootsy's 406 W Sorague Av _-__._.. -.—_. 99201 838 -1570
328 -7600 Mootsy's North 9 Pizza
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922 -2202 MOR Furniture For Less
535 7888 1201,1 Division St ._ _ _ — __- _....-- --- 99202 326 -2100'
Mor Furniture for Less Wse
325 0939 16311 E Euclid Ave Suit 5 __.- _ --- -- --.. 99216 326 -7516
MOR Manufacturing Corp
924-5659 E 5676 S eft! te WV _ _ — _. PST ELLS 83854 208 667-8799
MORAN FENCE 70711 Freya St 99202 534 -1413
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Father God, We have come to ask your favor and your blessing on this meeting tonight.
Your word says,
1 Tim 2:1 -2
2:1 Therefore I exhort first of all that supplications, prayers, intercessions, and giving
of thanks be made for all men, 2 for kings and all who are in authority, that we may
Lead a quiet and peaceable life in all godliness and reverence.
NKJV
Lord, we thank you for these leaders. We ask for your protection over them and their
families. We ask that tonight you would give these leaders your wisdom. Wisdom to
accomplish your plans and purposes for Spokane Valley. Lord we ask you to bless our
city. All this we pray in Jesus name, amen.
August 2003
August 20
September 2
September 29
October 14
CITY OF SPOKANE VALLEY
BUDGET CALENDAR
2004 BUDGET
Council Retreat
Request to departments for detailed
revenue and expense estimates
Departments submit estimates to Finance
September 15 Preliminary Budget to City Manager
City Manager submits estimates on 2003 revenues and
Preliminary 2004 revenues and expenditures to Council
October 14 Council holds public bearing on revenues for 2004
City Manager files preliminary budget and message
with City Clerk and Council
Week of Oct. 20 City Clerk publishes notice of budget filing
Week of Oct. 20 City Clerk publishes notice of hearing on final budget
Week of Oct. 27 City Clerk publishes second notice of hearing
October 28 Council sets property tax levy
November 1 -14 Council sets hearing on budget or parts thereof
November 18 Copies of preliminary budget available
November 25 Final Budget Hearing
November 25 Council adopts 2004 budget
December 1 Copies of budget sent to state and MRSC
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Spokane Valley Community Center
P.O. Box 141360 • Spokane, WA 99214 -1360 • (509) 927 -1153 • Fax (509) 928 -8463
September 18, 2003
City of Spokane Valley
Ms. Chris Bainbridge, City Clerk
11707 E. Sprague Ave.
City of Spokane Valley, WA 99206
Dear Ms. Bainbridge,
RECEIVED
SEP 2 2 2003
CITY OF CITY vnuEr CLERK
I am writing to seek support of the City of Spokane Valley toward our emergency
assistance fund for City of Spokane Valley citizens. I believe this project serves the
interests of the City of Spokane Valley council in supporting programs that strengthen the
quality of life in our community and providing programs that seek to remove barriers to
success.
This program will assist our low- income citizens by providing access to basic life
necessities prescriptions, energy assistance, rent, transportation, work related needs, flu
shots. To date we have assisted over 2,800individuals through our emergency assistance
program. With the weakening economy, we anticipate the number of people we assist to
increase in 2004.
We are requesting that the City of Spokane Valley consider a $4000 grant (.05 cents per
citizen). The total budget for this program is $97,552. We work closely with the other 10
agencies co- located within our building to provide collaborative and comprehensive
services. Often times splitting the cost of client services between agencies, thus
stretching resources and removing duplication.
By providing emergency assistance for rent and utilities we prevent homelessness, school
and work absenteeism, incomplete homework and missed after school social skills. It is a
simple fact that children who have to sleep in a different bed every night are at risk. We
also assist with transportation so that clients who are working, or who are in search of
work, have access to public transportation or a gas voucher. Filling prescriptions or
assisting with a co -pay for a flu shot supports our families in being proactive with their
health thus preventing or lessening missed work. We now require families obtaining
emergency assistance to attend an energy conservation/money management workshop
where they learn ways to budget their financial resources. Families accessing the Valley
Food Bank, a separate nonprofit, are required to complete a series of cooking classes.
10814 E. Broadway • www. spokanevalleycommunitycenter .org
The Spokane Valley Community Center was established in 1987 to assist families living
in poverty in the Spokane Valley. We are a multi - program organization serving over
62,000 people annually.
The Spokane Valley Community Center serves families in the eastern most part of
Spokane County (over 150 square miles), which involves 15 zip codes. We assist
families living east of Havana to the Idaho /Washington state line; south to the county
line; and north to Bigelow Gulch. This grant request will be restricted to City of Spokane
Valley residents.
Our Center offers the following programs:
• Clothing Bank
• Emergency Assistance Program
• Protective Payee Program
• Valentine Card distribution
• School Supply distribution
• Coats 4 Kids
• Christmas gift distribution
The Center also serves as an umbrella organization, housing these other agencies and
programs where families in the Valley can secure assistance. The agencies are:
• Valley Food Bank
• Family Service Spokane
• Lutheran Community Services
• Community Colleges/Institute of Extended Learning
• Spokane Neighborhood Action Program (SNAP)
• ValleyFest
• Spokane Regional Health District
• HEART (for children who become homeless)
• SAFESTART (for children who witness violence)
• Theater Arts for Children
Ms. Bainbridge, I appreciate the opportunity to submit this letter of inquiry for funding
towards our emergency assistance program. I trust you and the city council will have
interest in our Center that has so much significance to Valley families now and in the
future.
Mollie Dalpae, MSW
Executive Director
Valley Center Programs
✓ Clothing Bank —New and used
clothes, and layettes for new mother's
babies, are provided.
✓ Have a Heart —A Valentine card
distribution program.
✓ Emergency Assistance Program -
provides funding for prescriptions,
utilities, rent, medical/dental issues,
work related needs and transportation.
✓ Protective Payee
✓ Voice mail —Phone service for
phoneless people who need it for
employment, health or safety reasons.
✓ School Supplies
✓ Coats 4 Kids
✓ Christmas Sharing
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The Spokane Valley Community Center is an umbrella organization and houses numerous agencies and ro es s in additio n to
offering its own. The support of the community and people like you is essential to the success of these agencies
programs.
s and
Community Agencies
✓ Valley Food Bank— Provides food
assistance and Cooking & Nutrition
classes to Valley families.
✓ HEART —For children who attend any
Valley school and become homeless.
✓ Theater Arts for Children
✓ Spokane Neighborhood Action
Program -- Provides services to
homeless families, federal energy
assistance, and case management to
welfare recipients.
✓ ValleyFest A free community event
where children and families come
together to celebrate the Valley
community.
✓ Spokane Regional Health DistrIct—
Including WIC, youth education health
field work, food service classes,
immunizations, and flu shots.
✓ Institute for Extended Learning —
Assists with G.E.D., E.S.L., and
provides the Families That Work
program (a G.E.D. program especially
for parents of young children and for
pregnant women that also teaches
parenting and job skills).
✓ SAFESTART —A crisis response team
that helps children who have witnessed
violence where police are involved.
✓ Family Service Spokane— Provides
mental health counseling to adults.
✓ Lutheran Community Services —
Provides mental health counseling to
children.
✓ Nicotine Anonymous
Invest in our community with the
Spokane Valley Community Center!
Here's how:
• Designate your donations to the United
Way Drive and the CFC Drive to the
Spokane Valley Community Center
• Volunteer at the Center's agencies,
programs, or Annual Campaign
• Send donations of clothing, food, or
household items to address below
• Sponsor a hole, volunteer or bring a
foursome to the Annual Gold Tournament
that raises funds for children who witness
domestic violence
• Send a financial gift with this form to the
address below
I want to know more about:
Volunteer Opportunities
Annual Golf Tournament
Having someone speak to
my organization, church, etc
Having a tour
My name:
Address:
Phone Number:
Please mail this to the address listed or fax
it to 509- 928 -8463. Call us at (509) 927-
1153 to get more information.
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TO:
RE:
CHASE
COMMISSION
Empowering communities to value youth and youth to value community
Spokane Valley Mayor and Members of the City Council
Dave Mercier, City Manager
Chris Bainbridge, City Clerk
FROM: Joanne Benham, Director
Spokane City /County Youth Department
Funding for Chase Youth Commission
The Chase Youth Commission respectfully proposes to City of Spokane Valley officials that a
more formal and focused partnership be established with your newly incorporated area. Since
1998, the Chase Youth Commission has worked on behalf of your residents through an inter -
local agreement with Spokane County. Through this agreement, the Youth Commission has
extended board representation to small cities and unincorporated areas of Spokane County and
intensified efforts to engage youth with local governments. We have worked to expand the
collaborative efforts of schools and youth organizations to reach young people who need greater
support and services to reach their full potential. This expansion would not have been possible
without the accompanying financial support provided by Spokane County and the involvement of
its elected officials.
The Chase Youth Commission was started in 1985 and has a legacy of serving young people with
passion, honor and commitment. Kidsllay, Our Generation (The Spokesman- Review), the
Spokane Service Team (ESD 101), and other Youth Commission inspired or directed projects
still live on through the commitment of partnering organizations. For almost two decades, the
Chase Youth Awards have recognized all youth as community resources, including those living
in the Spokane Valley. Even in the beginning, when the Commission was only supported by City
of Spokane taxpayers, this organization reached out to give valley students a voice in local affairs
through membership on the Teen Advisory Council. Although adults are more recently talking
about the Spokane area in regional terms, young people have operated under the umbrella of
regional services for many years. For them, school boundaries, municipal jurisdictions, and
library districts are of little consequence. The youth perception blurs these lines and forges
linkages based on common vision and need.
As the City of Spokane Valley has emerged this past year and the Chase Youth Commission has
evolved to the point of receiving national and state recognition for its efforts to engage young
people in building healthier communities, we are both presented with a unique opportunity to
form an alliance that can accomplish even more for and with youth of our region. As a
demonstration site for America's Promise, we are actively strengthening the local Spokane's
Promise countywide initiative to develop the character and competence of young people by
fulfilling the Five Promises: caring adults, safe places and structured activities during non -
school hours, a healthy start and future, marketable skills, and opportunities to serve. Using a
grant from Washington State Department of Social and Health Services, Office of Juvenile
Justice, the Spokane City /County Youth Department and Chase Youth Commission have
targeted two geographical areas for intensive research and community organization that will
prevent delinquency by strengthening relationships between youth and the institutions that serve
them. We have seen amazing transformations in the attitudes and behaviors of young people
who previously felt ignored, trapped, and powerless, with little hope for their futures. This is our
third and final year of the Youth Empowerment Project, but the success brought about by this
work in Northeast Spokane and Spokane Valley inspires us to find ways to continue on this path.
The stated mission of the Chase Youth Commission is: To create and maintain a positive
environment for all Spokane County youth through partnerships that foster community resources
for youth involvement, leadership, recognition, and empowerment. The three main goals for this
coming year are:
1. Youth Empowerment — support for youth driven data collection, youth needs assessments,
youth -led projects, youth councils, youth in decision - making, and youth fundraising.
2. Strengthening Spokane's Promise — establishing "sites of promise" (identified locations
where the Five Promises are being delivered), launching a Spokane's Promise Station
(websitc), a media communications campaign, and recruitment of "promise partners."
3. Be a Resource for Developing Assets -Based Youth Policies — providing training and
technical assistance to individuals and small groups about the 40 key developmental assets all
kids need to grow up healthy, caring, and productive. Youth policies can be developed for
institutions and jurisdictions that incorporate the asset model. An example is the City of
Spokane's Growth Management Plan.
The Chase Youth Commission and Spokane City/County Youth Department are requesting
financial support in the amount of $60,000 for 2004. This will allow us to continue our work in
the City of Spokane Valley and to facilitate enhanced relationships and collaboration between
schools, students, municipal government, and organizations to better meet the needs of young
people. There are many ways that the Chase Youth Commission can assist the Spokane Valley
City Council in reaching out to its younger citizens, and we are anxious to explore those
opportunities with you. We look forward to future discussions with your or your designees.
Thank you for the chance to forge a stronger partnership on behalf of youth.
TEEN
ADVISORY
COUNCIL
PROJECTS &
COMMITTEES
2003 -2004
Please read this information before the TAC
meeting on September 9th. You will be asked to
commit to working on one of these projects. As
a TAC member, you will be invited to help with
all of the events as they occur.
Chase Youth Awards
Time Commitment TAC Meetings — Sept thru March 12 Hours
Small Meetings — Planning, Pre - screen
Pick up donations, Data Entry etc 36 Hours
Event Day March 24`" — Up to 8 Hours
TAC Highlights: Presentations to school staff meetings, principal and School
Boards, businesses and corporations about the importance of
the Youth Awards. Participate in TV and radio spots and
interviews. Plan ceremony and entertainment. Put it all together
and celebrate as thousands come to one of the largest
celebrations Spokane ever holds just for youth!
Need(s) Met Recognition of Youth and their positive impact/contribution to the
community. Not academic or athletic based.
Description Youth are nominated by friends, family or teachers. All
nominees are honored at a formal ceremony at the Opera
House.
Key Partners Premera Blue Cross
Short Term Goals Fill the Opera House
Increase community awareness of the importance of
Recognizing youth doing positive things.
Long Term Goals Increase nominations
Move ceremony to the Arena
Permanent Memorial on Youth Honor Wall
Community ownership /production of awards
Battle of the Bands
Time Commitment TAC Meetings — Jan through March 6 hours
Small Meetings — Pre - Screen, preparation 35 hours
Event Day June 13`" — Up to 12 hours
TAC Highlights Network Spokane County to get audition tapes. Secure
donations for activity supplies and prizes. Select the bands that
will play during the event. Get ready to enjoy as a thousand
teens join you for a fantastic day of fun and music under the sun
in Riverfront Park.
Need(s) Met Provide a juried venue for teen musicians.
Description Teen garage bands audition for the opportunity to play at
BOBfest in Riverfront Park.
Key Partners Hoffman's /College Road Recording
Short Term Goals Increase the performance opportunities for bands
Increase the variety and types of prizes
Long Term Goals Track success of BOBfest bands
Community production of BOBfest Live!
Youth Issues Forum /Youth Council
Time Commitment TAC Meetings 12 Hours
Small Meetings 24 Hours
Forum 4 Hours
TAC Highlights Host Youth Issues Candidates Forum on October 14'".
Work with local gouts to establish Youth Councils.
Need(s) Met Provide a method for elected officials to be kept current on youth
issues and needs.
Description Put together and host the Youth Issues Candidates Forum.
Work with existing govt. entitities to identify those which desire a
youth council. Design, implement and manage process to create
youth councils.
Short Term Goals Successful Youth Issues Forum
Long Term Goals Youth Council(s) up and running in at least one location
Elected officials expect youth input and advice.
Communications Committee
Time Commitment TAC Meetings — Oct through March 12 Hours
Small Meetings — Writing /training 14 Hours
Spokane's Promise /Assets 20 Hours
ComcastTraining 6 Hours
TAC Highlights Convene a Media Conference to educate local media on the
need for positive news about youth. Hosted by Spokesman -
Review.
Work with Spokesman to create format to publicize assets and
Spokane's Promise on a weekly basis.
Working with Chase Youth Commission and Foundation
members to publicize their events, and all the TAC events. Write
articles and news releases. Create posters and programs.
Create Thin Air Radio Show to promote Youth Issues and
Spokane's Promise
Need(s) Met Provide a cohesive media presence for TAC /CYC /CYF
Description Members will:
Create PSA's in print, radio, and video
Write for local publications & school papers
Including weekly column in Spokesman- Review
Become Comcast video producers, cameramen, editors
Create flyers, brochures, and programs
Create a marketing strategy for all events
Key Partners CYC /CYF
Short Term Goals Mentoring /Job Experience
Marketing Plans
Comcast Training
Increase Name Recognition
Long Term Goals Networking established to promote CYC
Video Library created
Public aware of YOUTH and CYC
Finance Committee — "Show Me the Money!"
Time Commitment TAC /CYF Meetings 16 Hours
Memorizing Material 4 Hours
Presentations 4 Hours
Fundraisers 16 Hours
TAC Highlights Work with the Chase Youth Foundation to ask local business
leaders to financially support the Chase Youth Commission and
the Teen Advisory Council projects. Present our cause to
service groups, educators and the business community.
Work with Foundation on Fundraising activities.
Need(s) Met Provides a method for professional presentations that will
increase name recognition and financial support for the Youth
Commission, while creating partnerships.
Description This committee will put together and rehearse presentations
relating to the goals and vision of the Chase Youth Commission
— from a teen point of view, and assist with fundraising events.
Key Partners CYC /CYF
Short Term Goals Create presentation with Foundation members
Long Term Goals Regular fundraising activities staffed by TAC members
Youth Empowerment Team
Time Commitment TAC Meetings 12 Hours
School Meetings 2 Hours/wk
Projects 4 Hours each
TAC Highlights Work with Youth Empowerment Project Coordinator and Promise
Fellow to start Youth Action Teams in 5 area Middle Schools —
North Pines, Horizon, Shaw, Glover and Garry. Help the YAT
groups identify neighborhood needs, brainstorm ideas and
implement solutions.
Need(s) Met Provide a method for middle school students to be actively
engaged in improving their neighborhood.
Description This committee and the YAT will network resources to create 4
new Promise Sites located in these 4 middle schools.
Key Partners YEP Coordinator
Short Term Goals Initiate YAT groups in 4 schools. Complete 2 -3 projects.
Long Term Goals Create sustainability for YAT in these schools.
All Middle Schools adopt YAT format.
Diversity Team
Time Commitment TAC Meetings 9 Hours
Research, Planning & Networking 8 Hours
Training /Presentations 6 Hours
TAC Highlights This committee has at least two main functions:
Increase the diversity awareness within TAC
Network promise partners to work together to eliminate hate in
Spokane.
Need(s) Met Supports the never ending task of increasing awareness and
decreasing fears and biases.
Description Work with America's Promise staff to start implementing the 10
Steps to Eliminate Hate. Monthly educate all of TAC on ways to
be pro- active about racism and bias. Set goals, create an action
plan and make it happen.
Short Term Goals Network 2 major business partners.
Long Term Goals Develop grassroots community support.
Network business community.
Network school community.
4
2003
YOUth
CC°. sy,t
jams E. Chase
Mayor of Spokane 1982 - 1985
a 9tonokt 4 'antes, R. 'Nam,
If ever there Wa S a champion of youth in the Spokane conununity, it was Jams Chase- Mayor Chase's
greatest legacT is that of the ChaSC Youth Commission, established in 1985
MASE
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COMMISSION
Z he Chase Youth Commission is dedicated to celebrating youth and to maintaining a positive
environment for all youth in the City and County of Spokane_ The Chase Youtb Commission ensures
that. jirn Chase's youthfid spirit continues to shine through the Chase Youth .wards.
Chase You Foundation would like to thank our sponsors
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PREMERA 4PV
BLUE CROSS
Pnriang provided by
TUE SPOKES/SAN-REVIEW
c 6eert , Sbitision ntderds
Bob (:olc -
Kinstina Jiihnson - Spokern-Revica.
Keith Jones - Spokane Schools
Ilennis Mitchell - Empowerment Trainer
1)tnist- Vagrant - Premera Blue Cross
num Rodgers - Spokane Cary Council
lohn lkelley - Spokane County t'..trnarrusstorter
Rieb Tucker - Chase Youth +Commission
IL Scott Stephens Spokane Police 13iTit,
Betsy Wilkerson - ( Morres Boarding Hiirrie
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Keeley Dairen - Group I leak+) 'Cooperative
Susanna Nylon KX1,V
Steve t:orker - Spokane Cirr Council
Cynthia U21mILon - Chase ‘i'uudi f:ornmitse.ion
II, Steve limes - Spokane I:mium/v
Kayla I talc-Legg - CYA Alumni
Nikki Russell - Sterling Savings
Nancy Voerrrians - County cornrnissioners Off
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. frvar ilc - Mifdtral Lake
Nowell Bomberger - Lwi & Clark
Kevin Botch
Michael Cannon
Robert Chase
Soul (illeran - Am.& Park
Cynthia ILumiton
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Sally Pritchard
Rich Tucker
Celeste Wagner - coural
Mapialeria Wells - Lewis & Clark
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Reception Flown. Provided by Went Coaii Hooitahlo Corporation
Pirotognriry Provided by Richard I leircesr, Plootosr4her
Double Tree City Center
Group 1 lealth Cooperative
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Val Darling
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Andrea Jensen
Hama Koeskc
Brienne Miller
Ashley Paul
Kimberly Quinn
Antonio Rushing
Sarah Shires
Riley Steiner
Elizabeth Willianison
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Bill Burks:
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Rhlietta Rhodes
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Elizabeth Tinder'
Kin Voisva
Colleen Warner
Nmeil Bomberger - CVC
Rob Chase - CYC
Jill Bud TAC
Shay= Rodman TAC
?win TAC
Wendy Walker - T
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'1 year ha been an exciting one for the !Ouse Youth Awards as
tonight we are recogniving a record breaking MX) nominees: New
this year is. the non udged category cIkd VERB. VERB is deign
to recognize those Who arc living health yr and j C rive lites Ivies. This
.new category enables as to =cognize over 500 youth who would
.citherwise not receive recognition for their positive lifestyles.
We would not he here tonight without the hard work of the Chase
Youth Aveanis C011-1111311.te TEIC planning for this event started in
September and has continued ix-nth increasing fervor. Dedicated
committee members spent many :iifternootis and st7veral weekends
thlem-solving and planning. We would not be here rnnight
without their efforts, would Aso like to thiinklitl Burgard Whose
commitment, dedica non and bfight smile were much appreciated.
Thank you Spo.karie for believing in the power of youth!
Sean Gillerao
Chase Yofeth Awardt Committee 714
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ongratularions and welcome to all of this vear's Chase Youth *wards nominees, nominators, faindies, and
• friends. Isn't it amazing to sec how many young people, year after year, are discovered making a positive
difference in Gur community? They're everywhere!
The purpose of the Chase Youth ,liwards is to let the younger generation know that what they do matters, that we
value their contributions, that we have :faith in them and their future_ We •should never take them for granted. That
also goes for those caring adults who 'have made a difference in the lives of youth. ti's because of these individuals
that the Spokane arca can become a place where communities value their youth and where youth value their
communities. Can vou imagine the impact this could have?
The Youth Awards is just one night and one way to say, "Tban.k you, and keep up the good work." As we all, know,
one 'Thank you" on one night is not enough to last a full ye.u. My challenge to von is to continue to find, recognize
and encourage the talents antlgood deeds of Spokane's youth on a daily basis. Look for the potential each young
person possesses and mirror this hack in a ,..,, .1:y ThAr inspires and encourages. Focus on the positive and remember to
say, "thank you" to our kids. I r will mean a tot coming from you. Hopcfuliv, they in turn will pass it on to someone
else_ Think of the difference we could all make together, if everyone lust took the rime to notice_
I c. 2.0 0: (
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Rowe; t light School Steel Drum Band
I )trt hi' Ron Crenshaw
'mashy', 4 ceesemonies,
Richard Brown -Nrws Anchor, KXIX TV
Susanna Baykal - Nc'as Anchtn,
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Rob / - City of Spokane, Council Premdent
Francine Rover, CEO - Spokane County
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Joanne Benham. Dirretur
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Gad Keehn& N.'itee-President and Genural Manager - Pr orient Billie Cross
Debbie Opn, Senior Vice-President - lfuman Rcsouurees - Sterling Servingg.
Steven A. Smith, Editor - Spokesman Ret-im
The Chase Youth Commission is proud to be a City/County Commission.
( fizesenialion , 4 .
Personal Athneverni.nt Awards
Leadership Awards
Divrrtary Awards
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Jun Chase 'Asset Builder" Award
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Plcase loin us in 'the lobby to greet the recipients and notnintes
Chase Youth Foundation would like to thank our sponsor,
PREMERA
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Printing provided by Media Sponsor
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Bob Cole - K_XLY
Kirsilms Johnson SRI IlicK
Keith 'ones - Spokane Schools
Llennis Mitchell 1::rnpowerrnent Trainer
Denise Pilgrim - Prerncra like Cross
Cherie Rodger spilLane (.11), Council
John Roskellev - Spokane County Comnuss oncr
Rich Tucktr - Chase Youth Corrunission
12. Scott Stephais - Spokane Police 1)cpt.
Betsy Wilkerson - Owncr, hlorres guarding Home
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Keeley liarrat - Group lIcalth Ccxyperatirc
Susanna Baylon KXTX
Steve (:orket - Spokane City Council
Cynthia I lamilton - Chou? Youth (lommis on
1.1 Stoi )(MC'S — Spokane County Sheriff
Kayla 1 lale-11„cgg - (NA Alumni
Nikki Russell - Sterling Sarin
Nancy Yoerrnans - County tortunissioners Mice
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AIM 13urird - TAC Exec
Seim Gillman I.1%ct
,luhn Miner - t:Y . /Lanni
Sarah Shive,t r it
Riley Steiner -
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Nowell Barrthemer & Clark
Kevin Boldt
Michael Cannon
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Sally Pritchard
Rich Tucker
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Nlagdalena Wells - Lewis 04 Clark
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Scan Gilleran
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Andrea Jensen
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Ashley Paul
Kimberly Quinn
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Sarah Sim
Riles Steiner
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Hill Rorke
Geri Primsier
Ithosetta Rhodes
Pew. Sala
Lisa Spencer
Niiitobeth Thielen
Kirgain Votaro
Colleen Warner
Nowell Bomberger - CYC
Rob Chase - CYC
bll Burpird TAC
Shay= Rodman - TAC
Alex Petrin TAc
Wendy Walker - TAU
,(11 Special 'Unfits to- ik 200_3 revanizinf Ceontegiiii8k%
This year hits been 2 n exciting one for the Chase Youth Awards as
tonight we are recognizing a record breaking 2000 nominees. Nea.v
this year is the non-judged category called VERB. VERI3 is designed
to tecotrniye those who ate living he-Advil- and active life-milks. Tins
nry category mables its to recognize •over 5041 youth Who would
otherwise nut receive re cogn it iotvfo for their positive lifestyles.
We would not be Item tonight without the hard work, of the Chase
Youth ‘uards Committee. The planning for ibis event started in
September and has continued with increasing fervor. Dedicaied
commi f tee members spent nutty afternoons and several weekends
problem-solving and planning 'ite would not be here tonight
without their efforts_ I would also like to thank jill liurgard whose
commitment, dedication and bright snide were much appreciated.
Thank you Spokane for believing m the power of youth!!
Seam G///trait
Ogre Yowl) Awards Commit/et Ta Evrc.
Chace Yowth Camnrission Mizraber