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2012, 12-18 Study Session AMENDED AGENDA SPOKANE VALLEY CITY COUNCIL STUDY SESSION FORMAT Tuesday,December 18,2012 6:00 p.m. CITY HALL COUNCIL CHAMBERS 11707 East Sprague Avenue,First Floor (Please Silence Your Cell Phones During the Meeting) DISCUSSION LEADER SUBJECT/ACTIVITY GOAL ROLL CALL ACTION ITEMS: 1. Mike Jackson Legislative Agenda Approval Motion Consideration [public comment] 2. Mayor Towey Mayoral Appointment of Council- Motion Consideration Members to Committees [public comment] --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- NON-ACTION ITEMS 3. John Hohman Development Projects Update Discussion/Information 4. Inga Note 2013 Quick Response Safety Grant Discussion/Information 4a. Steve Worley Decant Feasibility Study Discussion/Information 5. Mike Jackson Procedure to Fill Council Vacancy Discussion/Information 6. Deputy Mayor Schimmels Advance Agenda Discussion/Information 7. Information Only: (will not be discussed or reported): a. Sullivan Road Bridge b. Department Monthly Reports 8. Mayor Towey Council Check-in Discussion/Information 9. Mike Jackson City Manager Comments Discussion/Information 10. EXECUTIVE SESSION: Review Performance of Public Employee [RCW 42.30110(1)(g)] ADJOURN Note: Unless otherwise noted above,there will be no public comments at Council Study Sessions. However,Council always reserves the right to request information from the public and staff as appropriate. During meetings held by the City of Spokane Valley Council,the Council reserves the right to take"action"on any item listed or subsequently added to the agenda. The term"action"means to deliberate,discuss,review,consider,evaluate, or make a collective positive or negative decision. NOTICE: Individuals planning to attend the meeting who require special assistance to accommodate physical,hearing,or other impairments,please contact the City Clerk at(509)921-1000 as soon as possible so that arrangements may be made. Study Session Agenda,Dec 4,2012 Page 1 of 1 CITY OF SPOKANE VALLEY Request for Council Action Meeting Date: December 18, 2012 Department Director Approval: ❑ Check all that apply:❑ consent ❑ old business � new business ❑ public hearing ❑information ❑ admin. report ❑ pending legislation ❑ executive session AGENDA ITEM TITLE : Motion Consideration: Approval of Legislative Agenda GOVERNING LEGISLATION: PREVIOUS COUNCIL ACTION TAKEN: BACKGROUND: City Manager Jackson will continue discussion of the draft Legislative Agenda. Please note that we are proposing to remove the Capital Funding Request from this agenda, but will offer a letter of support to Spokane Valley Partners. OPTIONS: Move to approve the legislative agenda as drafted or amended. RECOMMENDED ACTION OR MOTION: Move to Approve the Legislative Agenda as drafted BUDGET/FINANCIAL IMPACTS: STAFF CONTACT: Mike Jackson ATTACHMENTS Draft Legislative Agenda (redline and clean) Scpok�.ne Va11eyK 2013-14 Legislative Agenda Transportation Funding Request to Replace Sullivan Road Bridge The City of Spokane Valley respectfully requests $4 million to replace the southbound portion of Sullivan Road Bridge. Sullivan Road Bridge is key to the economic vitality of the City and greater Spokane Valley region. It connects a primary industrial area with the City's major retail and commercial areas. In 2010, an inspection found that the 1951 bridge was structurally deficient. To address the immediate safety concerns, the City imposed weight restrictions. These limitations cost businesses in the nearby industrial areas a significant amount of money. The City acted quickly to make short-term repairs and the weight restrictions have since been lifted; however, the bridge remains structurally deficient and is continually deteriorating. Unless Sullivan Road Bridge is replaced, there is a risk that the City would need to re-impose weight restrictions or close the bridge. Either event would cause a significant financial burden to industrial industry. The total cost of replacing the bridge is $19.75 million. The City has contributed $2.3 million, and received an additional $13.5 million from the BRAC (Bridge Replacement Advisory Committee),FMSIB (Freight Mobility Strategic Investment Board) and the TIB (Transportation Improvement Board). In light of the signi�cant economic impact of the bridge and the need to take immediate action,the City requests that the state contribute $4 million to replace Sullivan Road Bridge. �,,,,,,,,,.. a,,,,�n,�., v�.n,,. nn,..,�,,,.� �n,,;.n� z�,,,�a;,.,. n,,,.,,,,�. � � > > � � �„ , �i.,,.o�i.o ,. ��,..,i .. „� Protect the Local-State Shared Revenues The City of Spokane Valley encourages the state to preserve local state-shared revenues, and restore funding to those accounts cut during the last legislative session. These funds include the Liquor Excise Tax Account, Liquor Revolving Account, Streamlined Sales Tax Mitigation, Municipal Criminal Justice Assistance Account, and City-County Assistance Account. In 2012, the Legislature eliminated local Liquor Excise Tax funding, and reduced the future City liquor profit revenues. The City supports restoring this funding and maintaining funding to the other state-share revenue accounts. Additional Lien Authority to Recoup Code Enforcement Costs The City of Spokane Valley seeks legislation to provide cities with additional tools to recoup costs for enforcing code compliance when a court order is issued and a city performs the abatement itself or through a contractor. The legislation provides cities with the same tool that counties currently have to impose a lien on the property to recover the cost of nuisance abatement. Increase Threshold for Substantial Development Pe�nit under the Shoreline Management Act The City of Spokane Valley recogniaes the importance of its local dock industry. The Shoreline Management Act requires a permit to construct a dock that is a substantial development. Under current law, a substantial development includes any dock with a total cost or fair market value exceeding $2,500 in salt water, or $10,000 in fresh water. The City supports legislation that increases the threshold from $10,000 to $20,000. The City supports the Association of Washington Cities'legislative agenda items that serve the best interests of Spokane Vcrlley. Scpok�.ne Va11eyK 2013-14 Legislative Agenda Transportation Funding Request to Replace Sullivan Road Bridge The City of Spokane Valley respectfully requests $4 million to replace the southbound portion of Sullivan Road Bridge. Sullivan Road Bridge is key to the economic vitality of the City and greater Spokane Valley region. It connects a primary industrial area with the City's major retail and commercial areas. In 2010, an inspection found that the 1951 bridge was structurally deficient. To address the immediate safety concerns, the City imposed weight restrictions. These limitations cost businesses in the nearby industrial areas a significant amount of money. The City acted quickly to make short-term repairs and the weight restrictions have since been lifted; however, the bridge remains structurally deficient and is continually deteriorating. Unless Sullivan Road Bridge is replaced, there is a risk that the City would need to re-impose weight restrictions or close the bridge. Either event would cause a significant financial burden to industrial industry. The total cost of replacing the bridge is $19.75 million. The City has contributed $2.3 million, and received an additional $13.5 million from the BRAC (Bridge Replacement Advisory Committee),FMSIB (Freight Mobility Strategic Investment Board) and the TIB (Transportation Improvement Board). In light of the signi�cant economic impact of the bridge and the need to take immediate action,the City requests that the state contribute $4 million to replace Sullivan Road Bridge. Protect the Local-State Shared Revenues The City of Spokane Valley encourages the state to preserve local state-shared revenues, and restore funding to those accounts cut during the last legislative session. These funds include the Liquor Excise Tax Account, Liquor Revolving Account, Streamlined Sales Tax Mitigation, Municipal Criminal Justice Assistance Account, and City-County Assistance Account. In 2012, the Legislature eliminated local Liquor Excise Tax funding, and reduced the future City liquor profit revenues. The City supports restoring this funding and maintaining funding to the other state-share revenue accounts. Additional Lien Authority to Recoup Code Enforcement Costs The City of Spokane Valley seeks legislation to provide cities with additional tools to recoup cosfs for enforcing code compliance when a court order is issued and a city performs the abatement itself or through a contractor. The legislation provides cities with the same tool that counties currently have to impose a lien on the property to recover the cost of nuisance abatement. Increase Threshold for Substantial Development Pe�nit under the Shoreline Management Act The City of Spokane Valley recognizes the importance of its local dock industry. The Shoreline Management Act requires a permit to construct a dock that is a substantial development. Under current law, a substantial development includes any dock with a total cost or fair market value exceeding $2,500 in salt water, or $10,000 in fresh water. The City supports legislation that increases the threshold from $10,000 to $20,000. The City supports the Association of Washington Cities'legislative agenda items that serve the best interests of Spokane Vcrlley. CITY OF SPOKANE VALLEY Request for Council Action Meeting Date: December 18, 2012 Department Director Approval: ❑ Check all that apply:❑ consent ❑ old business � new business ❑ public hearing ❑information ❑ admin.report ❑ pending legislation ❑ executive session AGENDA ITEM TITLE: Motion Consideration: Confirmation of Mayoral Appointments, Councilmembers to Boards and Committees GOVERNING LEGISLATION: Various ordinances,resolutions, and state statutes PREVIOUS COUNCIL ACTION TAKEN: Annually, the Mayor makes appointment recommendations to place councilmembers on various regional boards and committees. Mayor Towey made several recommendations for committee appointments, which were approved during the Council's December 11, 2012 council meeting. However, at the end of that meeting, Councilmember Grassel announces her resignation. Tonight's action is to re-assign her committee appointments as follows: Councilmember Grassel: 1. Visit Spokane (formerly Convention&Visitor's Bureau) 2. International Trade Alliance (ITA) OPTIONS: Move to confirm the Mayoral appointments of Councilmembers to the committees and boards as modified or listed above. RECOMMENDED ACTION OR MOTION: I move to confirm the Mayoral appointments of Councilmembers to the committees and boards as follows: Councilmember to Visit Spokane (formerly Convention&Visitor's Bureau) Councilmember to the International Trade Alliance (ITA) BUDGET/FINANCIAL IMPACTS: STAFF CONTACT: Chris Bainbridge ATTACHMENTS CITY OF SPOKANE VALLEY Request for Council Action Meeting Date: December 18, 2012 Department Director Approval: � Check all that apply: ❑ consent ❑ old business ❑new business ❑public hearing ❑ information � admin. report ❑pending legislation ❑ executive session AGENDA ITEM TITLE: Update on Development Projects GOVERNING LEGISLATION: None PREVIOUS COUNCIL ACTION TAKEN: None BACKGROUND: The Community Development Director will review development activity from this past construction season. New and upcoming projects will also be discussed. OPTIONS: RECOMMENDED ACTION OR MOTION.None BUDGET/FINANCIAL IMPACTS: None STAFF/COUNCIL CONTACT: John Hohman, Community Development Director ATTACHMENTS: PowerPoint Presentation. ScITYokane p Valle � y Update on Development Proj ects � . , - • .- - �l . � • / ` � i � � ,�' � , ��dIR� f y � CED tE . 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Vallex Current and Upcoming Pro�ects y • Providence Medical • Appleway Toyota Center Building Bri r 11 r • a wood Ce a s • Community Win r Frameworks, Senior e y , , Housing, Phase II, • Arger Multlfamily Sprague and Farr Apartments • Honeywell • Covey Glenn North • Indoor Soccer Center Subdivision - 46 lots • Bumpers (Players • Centennial Place and Spectators) Subdivision - 48 lots • Ro dda P aint 26 CITY OF SPOKANE VALLEY Request for Council Action Meeting Date: Dec 18th, 2012 Department Director Approval: � Check all that apply: ❑ consent ❑ old business ❑ new business ❑ public hearing ❑ information � admin. report ❑ pending legislation ❑ executive session AGENDA ITEM TITLE: 2013 Quick Response Safety Grant Program GOVERNING LEGISLATION: n/a PREVIOUS COUNCIL ACTION TAKEN: info memo on 12/11/12. BACKGROUND: On November 27`h, WSDOT released the 2013 Quick Response Safety Program call for projects. This program offers $25 million statewide for construction of safety projects. The source of the funding is the federal Highway Safety Improvement Program from SAFET-LU and MAP-21. This is very similar to the 2011 program that is funding $1.36 million in safety improvements throughout our City. The goals of the 2013 program are 1) reduce fatal and serious collisions on local roads and streets, and 2) get safety projects on the ground quickly. The program funds onlv the construction phase of a project, and they must be construction ready by July 2013. There is no match requirement, but the City would need to fund the design work. Grant applications are due January 4`h, 2013. After further review of the program guidance and scoring, staff has developed a short-list of projects that could be submitted. Several small projects can be combined into one citywide safety program as we did with the 2011 program. The design work for many of these projects can be done in-house, but others would require using City funds to pay for design or survey work. Citvwide Safetv Proiect II • Regulatory/Warning Sign Replacement — Staff is currently working on the preliminary engineering for the sign replacement work funded through the 2011 grant program. Many of the City's regulatory and warning signs are over 10 years old and losing their nighttime reflectivity. The 2011 funding will not replace all of the faded signs, so we could request additional funds to continue that program. Preliminary design work would be completed in- house with no additional cost to the City. Applewav Trail The Appleway Trail (University to Evergreen) did not make the short list for funding through the state bicycle and pedestrian grant program. Staff has evaluated this project using the scoring for the Quick Response Safety Grant and discussed it with WSDOT. Based on the benefit/cost ratio associated with the project, they have recommended that we apply, although there is no guarantee we will receive funding. There are several benefits to trying for this funding. 1. If the City pay for the design at $150,000, and receives $1.8 million in construction funding, we would essentially be paying a 7-8% match on the overall project. Other funding sources, such as CMAQ or STP would require a 20% match. 2. Even if the City does not receive the Quick Response construction funds, the initiation of the design process for the University to Evergreen segment will help it to score higher in other calls for projects this spring. 3. The initiation of design on the University to Evergreen segment may also help the Evergreen to Tschirley segment to score higher if we choose to apply for funding this spring. In order to meet the timeline of the project staff would need to immediately hire a consulting firm to start the design work. This could be done from the consultant roster. We have estimated the costs as follows: Project Phase Estimated Cost Topographic Survey $20,000 Cultural Resources Survey $5,000 Design $100,000 Contingency $25,000 Total $150,000 Funding for the design could come from the REET fund. RECOMMENDED ACTION OR MOTION: Council consensus to authorize staff to apply for this Quick Response Safety Grant Program, and move forward with the design work for Appleway Trail. BUDGET/FINANCIAL IMPACTS: If the City is awarded this grant it will necessitate a future 2013 Budget Amendment that appropriates $1,972,000 including $1,822,000 in construction costs and $150,000 of design costs. The amendment will also include grant revenue of $1,822,000 to cover the construction portion of the project as well as the use of an additional $150,000 of City real estate excise tax revenues to cover design costs. STAFF CONTACT: Steve Worley, Senior Capital Projects Engineer; Inga Note, Senior Traffic Engineer; Eric Guth, Public Works Director ATTACHMENTS: None CITY OF SPOKANE VALLEY Request for Council Action Meeting Date: December 18, 2012 Department Director Approval: ❑ Check all that apply: ❑ consent ❑ old business ❑ new business ❑ public hearing ❑ information � admin. report ❑ pending legislation ❑ executive session AGENDA ITEM TITLE: Procedure to fill a vacant council position GOVERNING LEGISLATION: RCW 35A13.020, RCW 42.12.070, City of Spokane Valley Governance Manual2B. PREVIOUS COUNCIL ACTION TAKEN: Council used a similar process in 2009 and 20ll. BACKGROUND: On December 11, 2012, Councilmember Brenda Grassel resigned her position by verbal notice, effective December 31, 2012. Pursuant to RCW 35A13.020, City Council has within ninety (90) days of the vacancy, to appoint a qualified person to the vacant position. If this timeframe is not met, the City's authority in this matter would cease and the County would appoint a qualified person to fill the vacancy. The date to meet the ninety day deadline is March 21,2013. The proposed draft timeline for this process is as follows: December 21, 28, and January 4: publication of the notice of vacancy January 2, 2013: council sends list to City Manager, of desired interview questions January 8, 2013: council approves Procedure and list of candidate questions January 11, 2013, 4:00 p.m. Deadline for applications to be received by the City clerk January 15, 2013, 5:00 p.m.: Executive session to review applications January 15, 2013, 6:00 p.m.: Determine list of those applicants to interview (open session) January 29, 2013, 6:00 p.m.: Interviews of selected applicants (open session) February 5, 2013, 5:00 p.m.: Executive session to discuss applicant interviews February 5, 2013, 6:00 p.m.: Appointment of applicant(open session) —after which applicant is sworn in and takes seat at the dias. Once Council makes the appointment, the newly appointed Councilmember's term would begin immediately and end once the November 2013 general election results are certified, which is expected to be November 26, 2013. OPTIONS: Proceed with the process as outlined or modified RECOMMENDED ACTION OR MOTION: Consensus to place the Procedure to Select a Councilmember on the January 8, 2013 agenda for motion consideration. BUDGET/FINANCIAL IMPACTS: none STAFF CONTACT: City Manager Mike Jackson, City Attorney Cary Driskell ATTACHMENTS: Draft Procedure for Filling a Council Vacancy Applicable Statutes: Governance Manual,2B; RCW 35A13.020; RCW 4212.070 Application Form Advertisement DRAFT SP01�11V,�' I�ALLEY CI�Y CQG'1'�'C�L PRQCED�IRL FD}Z FILLIIYG A C�UNCfL VACANCY A. Tim�lineJProcedure: ]. Pr�blrcatim� Tiie Cit�i«�iEl pul�lisl� the i�acau�cy and invite citfzei7s of t��e City�vha at�e interested aiid��alifed to sit as a Council i7�embe��, to a��ly on an a��pi�c�t�on form prar ided by the City. C�ualificatians �a sit �s a Cou�icil �ziei��ber at'e set foz'ih i�r �tCW 35,�.,13 020, �ti�hich refers to [tCViv' 35A,1�.�30. T11e�•�eancy annc�uitcement�vill be publishetl Deceinber 21, Decembei•28, and J�nu��•y�. 2. Tuest�a,y,Janu�«y�S�Z'UI�, CO�11lC1I i1�1]3l'OVCS IISt Of Cc�T1CI1CI�l�C C�11�5tID�7S. 3. Deatlline far the Cit�° GIerl<ta receive ��plications sF�all bc ilo ]ater tl�an �i:40 p.nt. �'rid�y,Janua��f I 1, Lfl 13, �. January 15, 2013: 1Zc*��ier�r a�aplicatio�fs and scicct tltose to uitei-��ie3v 5:40 p.ttt.Cit�� C�u�lcil r��il1 i�ieet ��id adjaur3� to executivc sessi�n to ��evicr�• aiid discuss all of the applic�tions. �fter the revier��and discussion, 6:00 ��.m. City Cc��Fncil �vill return ifl a�en session tc� discuss ancf select ap}�licants to iritcrview. Selection �S�ill be by ❑omination and secoric�. A vate �vill be takeri �nd car7clidates recei��iatg tln•ee ar 11141'e VOt�S 1vi11 be inter��iewcd. liYimectiately after tfie J�«uat-�, I�, 2013 nzeeting, the Cler�:��.�ill senci a list of questions to all those ta be ititerti�ie�re[1. 5. Tuesday, daiaua��`29,2a13 The intervie�vs�ir��i �� fl��d��c.te�t. r.��n ��,r��w�ie�rF�vi11 k�e � rnaxiir7um c}f 30 �7�inutes. 6. Fe�ruary 5, 2U13 S:DO �.m. Council ��=i11 Itave an exee�utive sessic�n (clascd sessiai�)to discuss app�icants. G:40 ��.m.�oui�cil k�•ill vote in opcn sessio�i ta fil] the��acancy. Upa�z selection of the neti�� co�ancilntembcr, that perso�t kr�ill Ue s��•orn in k�y the C:lerk, �nd ta�:e their seat ak the dias. B, Intervie`v C,�uestio�7s��Process: l. City Caur3cil �nembers interested i�� stib�nittirlg inter�vie�v c��ieslEO�as for a��E�licants to ai�s�v�,r «rill pra��idc tkteii• top fi�,�c questi�ns (�vhich t�le}� ha��e rarik o��dered in te�'ms of importa�7ce} to the Cit� Maii�ger 6y��tid af day 1�'ednesday,Jatt��a��y 2, 2Q]3 2. StaFf�vi[I cs�mpile ihe lisl of Cit�� Cali�tcil meinbers' ques#io»s. W�iicre c�uestioi7s are regarding tkte sai�tie tc�pic, skaff tir�ill cambrne then� r�•��ile �ttempti�� to capture tl�e s�eciticihr of �lie 3i1L�iVic��i�tl c�uestion, 3. Cauncil �vill apEarove lhe final t�uestions. �. E�ch Coancilt7�ember�j�ill ask eaeh ca»didate np to titree of the c�ueskions. 5. C�udidates tiw�iEl be ii�te�-4�ie��ec� ir� a1��l7aE�elieal orcler af last nante. Page 1 of 2 DRAFT C. Vc�ting Peocess�� I. A City Council mcmber ittay»ontinate an applieai7t to fill the��acanc;y. A second is reql�i�`ed. If no seco�ld is r�c.citi�ed, that applicant shall not ve consic�cred further uuless nc� aE�plicant receives a seconei, in tivhich case all applicai�ts �vho «�ere nominatcd may Ue ca�tsiclered agli�i. �nce tile i}di�jj��jp�7;�rya'� �iVCil, kkze May01'1i�1�� C��50 fEle llDlllli7c1t1017S c�l1CI Cl7LlIlCII �Yi[I prc►ceeti fo vate. 2, Any vote ta apprave an a��licaut s�iall be by vaice or raised hai�cl rn tl}c aff'ir�natisre or riega�tive. 3, TI7e��ac�ncy can anly l�e filled if a majority of the Cit�f Counci[ prescEit �ffirivativel�� votes FQr thc �pplicai�i, i.e. if five City Couricil �rlembcrs are preset7t, this tivould reqtiia•c �t le�st t{iree o�it of fi�re Ciiy Cou�lci� menibers troting For an applicant. �. If ilo appliea�it receives a m�jarily� af votes #'i'om tlte City Council, then tlte three �p��licanis receivin� the most affirmati��e votes .vould be cansidered Ill 7 S�CORCj round. ln a seccsnd rounc� af consitleratian, the same pa•acess wotild be follak�ecl as befc�re to determine if one �p�liCaitt receirres a i��ajorih� of aftu•mative vates. If one af the three a�plicants st�ll Fails to t'eceive a u�ajority af affirinati�•e, tl�en tl�e t��ro ap��icants oftlze three �r�lla receiw�ecl tlte most affirmative votcs i��ould thei� �ie co«sidered in a thi��d ratind, In � thircl roui�cl o�'ca�7sidcration, the same ��i•ocess k��ouk� l�e foklo�ved as before to deteri�ii'le if one apEjIica�7t recei��es a �»apority of affirmatiti�e �.dotes. I�i the }3ossible case of a vote resulti3�� in one applicai�t gaining the ��aost votcs (b�et not a majoriq� �f ��ates of all cauncilme�t7t�ers) a�ic� a three��vay tie of fhree other cai�did�tes, Council ��fill p�•oeeeel tvith � secQnd ��ate. 5. ln Ihe a��ent tl�e City Cotincil fails �fter tllree raunds to ai�rive at a n�ajorit�� vc�te for ait aj�plicant, tlieEi tl�e City Man�ger silall f7ip a coit3 to detei°n�ine t��io sllall fill t17e vacancy, �vitt7 tlle ap�licaiit ��hose last ►iame is closest to the letter A bein� �ssi�r�ed "heads" and the other �jerson �ssigned "tai�s." D. Seating of Nek� C ity Council l��e�ubei•: 1. Once an a�aplic�rit €las eitl7er receivecl a majority o�t�oles ar wii�s tlie coii� f7ip, the City Clerk sl7�ll aclminister the oatlt af affice, aud the �jew councile��e�nber rvil� be offici��ly seated as a City Coui�cil ine«lber. Page 2 of 2 Gavei•xiance Maiit�al A. Election of Of�c�rs pYOG�{�111'�5 f01'��GClilg 4f�tC01'S STE�5 f0�141YS: I, Bierinially, at the first meeting of tli� iie��r Couiicil, tlie n�emlaers thereaf shall ctioose a Presidii7g Officer fro�zr theiz� nu�l�ber ��l�o sl�all have the title of Ma}�oc. Iu addition t� the po�vers canfeM�recl upatr �ii��l�ier as I��a}�or, lte�she shail coiitinue to F��ve all tlie rights, �uri�7i�eges anci i��7in��►�ities of a mem�er of t�ie Cauncil. If a per�nane�it��aca��cy oectirs iii the �ftfce of Mayor} tlie membea-s c�f t�ie Colincil at tfieir next r•�gular ii�eefie�g sliall select a Mayar from their nu�ribei• foc the ��nex�iced te�•�7�. Follotiviti� the election �f the A�ayor, there sl�all be an election for a Dep�Yt}r 1Vlayor. Tl�e tei't1t af ttie Deputy�4�Ia}{or sl��l1 r�m coiicurreutly with ttiat of tlie Ma�tc�r, (RCVi'35A.13.030`} �. The e�ectian for M�}rQr s�7a11 f�e concirieted by tlie City Glerk. T'l.ie City Cler�C slia➢1 call for iioeni�iations, �acl� member of the. C�ty Counci� sl7all be pez•mitted to uominate aiie I�erso��, auci a i1011]Iri�1�14I1 Sllc�l� IlOt 1'�C�L11Y'e c� SECQClC�, A IlOC1111108 �i�lio tivisl�es to cleclitre tl�e nottiinati�n siiall sn state at tliat tiriie. Naininakia»s are then closed. Tl�e electia�� for De�nfy-1�Jayor shall be conductecl�i3�tl�e Mayor, auct jiotninations sl.iall be�nacie i�i t�ie manner p��eviatisl��desci•ihed for tl�e eleetian of tlie May-ar. 3. Except �vher7 there is ouly one noialinee, electiaii sha11 �e Uy tivritten b�llot. Each ballot slla�l corltain tl�e naine af fl�� Cot�ncilmember tivlio cast it, `�"Ite City� Cle�•k shall pt�blicly� ay�.nou�iea fhe r•esults of the eiection, Thereafter, the Ci#y� Cler�C shafl recard the indi��idual Councilmember's votes in the �ni�tutes af ti��meeti�tg. 4, In kl�e eve�it the Coi�nci] is ianable to agree on a Ma3�oi• by t�iajoi�ity vote of ineinbers pr�sent, tl�e office of Mayar s�talI be temporarily �11ec1 bv ait Acting Mayor. Ties sha�l be ��esolved in a co�7tesf bg� chance. T��e affice c�f Acting Mayar shall be filled by tlie Coi�nciltne�r�ber�vifo just pre��iously set��ecl as DeFal�ty Mayor, �r if sucli person pi'efers �iot ta sei-��e as IWIa��or, tl�e Counc�lmeinber��fith tlie r�e�t I�ighest seniorit��. T�ie Acting Ma}�or aud 1�ctiu� Deputy A�a�For sktall continue in office and esercise suc�i authorify as is described in RCW 35A.13 "i�ntil tlie members of tlie Ca�ineil agc•ee on a May�or, at rvhiclr ti�ne tkle t•ale of Acking Mayoi•and Acfic�g Deputy P�Iayor shall cease at�d te�•n�irf�te. B. Fll�lil� C�011I1CII VRC�I1Cli'S If a vacancy� occurs oi� the City Cauncil, the Cou��cil wvill folla�� the procedures oiltline�l it7 �LCW 35f1.]3,020"'and Council's adopted procedu��e i�s complia��ce �vith RC�1V 35A.13.020"�, In order to fill tlte vacanc}'�vitli the most qualified persoii a�raila�le utltil an election is held, a notice�vill be published of t�ie �•acaucy anc� the ��racecl�ire far applying. An application ivill 6e drafted �i�lYicl� contains relavant infarmation ta a�is�i•ei• set questions pasec� by tk�e Cau��cil; n�l�ich ca�i be used in coi�ji�nctioti �vitlr ca�ididate intervie�vs, Staff��vill clraft ari adciitiaital set of questio�is, �iased a« Couctcil's prefere��ce, to be useci i�f the actt�al irrter��ie�v of candid�tes. C. Legisl�tive A�enda Cotnicilmettlbers�,vai•k eacli year ta c�raft a{`legislati�°e agenda" ko a�fdi�ess Coi��cil ideas, suggestions and speci�c legislati�e ��rogr��ns i�i t�rms o#'upcon�ing or pencling legislative acti��ity in OI}Jm�aia that �voiEld ar �otil�l hawe_ an effect o�i Qur City. Additioi�all��, Coufieilme3�}bers have tlie optioci of creating a si�7�ilai• legisiata�e agenda to address eoiieeriis on a cia#iatf�l le�rei, �vhicFz caci be ac�cl�•essecl fjlll'llla Couilcil's paiticipatioi� i�i ttte anniEal Natiaiial Leagtae of Cities Caihfere,izces lield i�f�Vashivgt�n,D,C. D. Council Travel Provisi�ans Council is allocated a buriget to haiiclle certaiu Ciry bt�sitiess-�•elated travel e��eaises. Tl�e total allo�ation of t��avel fu�iciing budgeted fo�� tlie legisLative bi°aiicli for tlie fiscal ye�e svili be ��oi•tioued one-sever�tl� (]17) to each Couucilmen�be�•. Tl�ese monies �na5�be useci to ctefi�a,y a�penses for trausportation, lodgin�., meals anci iticiclental eapenses inci�z•a•ecl i►� tEie coz}daict af City �us�n�ss, Periodie updateci statements c�f axpendih�res ��•i�] be provided to each Councilniember by�the Fi��ance Depai-�n�ent, �tiould a 21 �V��f�`� Efection bf cd�uncilmembers — Eligibllity — Terms — Vacancres — Forfeiture vf offl�e — Coun�il chair. In cauncil-manager code cities, �ligibi9ity for elac6on to t�e cou�cil,��a mar�n�r of�lec#ing councilrn�n�bers,the numbeting of councif posi6ons,lhe terms of counalmambers,the occur�ence and the filling of vacanci�s,the graunds €ar farfeiture of Offic�, and ap,pointmenk of a mayor pro te�npore flr d�ptity mayar or councilmember pro tampore shafl be governad by tina corres�anding provislons ot RCW 3�A.12.�34, 35A.�2.040, 35A.12.450, 35A.12.iDv"0, and 35,4,12,06b relating to 1he council af a code cily organized under the niayor-councll plan, exce�,t lhat in eounck�- n�anager cpties�r,rhere all coundl positions are at-1arge{�osltions,ii�e city council n�ay, pursuant ta RC►N 3�A.13_033, provic�e tf�at the[3ersvn elected to cauncil posf6on ona shall b�1he cou�cil chalr and shalf carry o�it f{�e duiie�s prescribed i�y RCW 3�A13.030. ��ro�a o 5a�g 3oi7:ts�a o z2s�as; isr�i5t eX.s.�t��g t;1A67 ex.s.c 119§35A_13.02U,' 35A.12A3[1 Eliglbility to hald �le�ti�re of#ice. No person sh�ll be eligible to hofd elective office�ander the mayar-councal plan unless khe�erson Is a registered voler of the ciiy at�he Gme of filir�g his or I�er cf�darat�on af candidacy and has been a resident a!the ei.ty for a period of at least one year naxt preceding his or her election. R�sidence and voting vrifhin the limlts of any territory which Y�as been incl�cled In,annexed to, ar consolida#ed vrikh suc�afy is construed#o have been resldence withln t�e�ity,A mayar or counc9lmember shall hofd wiihin the ciry governn7ent no other publlc office or emplayment Qxcept as per�nitted under the provislons of chapter 42.23 RGW. �2009 c 549�30U6, 1979 eres.c 18§2U;1967 ex.s.c 119§35A.12.03�.] NE1teS: Ser�erability -- 1979 ex.s. c �18: See note fvllowing RC1N 35A.0�.070, 3514.12,04� Electlar�s -r Terms of elective afficers -- Numbering nf counc�l �oslti�ns. Offcers shall be elecfed at bfer�nial m�nicipal elections to be conducked as provicEed in cha�ter 35A.2�RCW.The mayor and t�he cauncilmembers shall be electec!for four-year terms of affice anc�untal t�elr s��ccessors are elected and qualified and assurne office in accarci�ncewith'RG1N 2�.04.176,At any first efection upon reotganization, counc�lmemb�rs sha11 be elected as provided in RCW 35A.a�.054. Thereafter the requlsita number af counc�lmembers s1ia11 be electec�biennially as ihe kerms of thelr predecpssors expire and shall serve far tern7s of four years. The posibons Eo ba filled ar�ihe cityr cuuncil sI�aIJ be cfesignated by consecutiVe numbers and sfaall be cEealt wifh as separate offices for all electian pu�poses. Eleetlon to posltions on t�e cauncil ehail be by majarily vate from th,e dty at large, unless provislon is made by charter or ordinance for election t�y wards.'fhe mayar and councilmembers shall qiial'ify by taking an oalh or af�irmaiion of o{fice and as may be provided by law, charter, or ordinance. (19�4 c 223§3i;19T9 ex.s.c IS§21:t9T0 ex.s.c 53§3;196T ex.s.a 11�§ 35Al2.Oa0.� �ate5: *Re�riser'� note; RC1N 2J.0�.170 was recadifiec� as RCW�9A.20.040 pursuant#o 20�3 c 111 � 2401, ��F�ctiv� Ju ly 1, 20(}�. Severa�ili#y -- 19T9 ex.s. c 1B; S�e not�following RGW 35A.D1.aT0. 35A.12.050 Vacancles. The oi(ice of a mayor or councllmember sha11 l�eoame vacant If th�person who is elected or appo3nted to that position fai�s ko quafify as�ravided by law,fails ta eniar upon ihe du6ies of thet aifice&t lhe tir��e fixecl by Iaw�vithouk a justifiabl�rssson, or as provided in R�W 35A.12.40^0 ar�12.fi2.010.Avacancy in the off�ce oP mayvr or ir�the counal sha11 be fiqed as pravdded irr chapier 42.12 RCW.An incumbent cou�a[imember Is eligible to be appalntec!fo fill a vacancy in khe dffice of mayor. [2pQ$c 5R§4;1994 c 223§3�;1957 ex.s.c 1 i9§35r412050.� 35A.'I�.U�U Vacancy for nonattendance. Ir�addition a�ounal pasitior�sf�all bec�me uacar�#if the cotinc�lmember falls#o attend tF�ree�anse�c�rtive regular meetings of ih�council+Mtl�ouk beln�excused by kne council. (1994 c 223§33;i967 ex.s.c 119§35A.i 2.Q"oa.] 35A.'I 2,065 Pro �emp�ore appointmen�s. Biennially at ihe first meeting of a new council,or periodicallp.the rr�en�bers lhereaf, by majoriry vote, may desfgnate on�of their number as mayor pra tempore or de�uty mayor for such period as liie cQUncfl may specify,to s�rve In the absence�r iemporary disability of the r�iayor, or, ir�lieu thereof,the cauncil may, as ihe need may arise,appoin#any qualified person to serve as mayor pru tem{�ore In the al�sence ortemporary disability of ihe mayor. In the eaent of the ex#endad ex�usec�absence or disability vf a councilmember,the remaining members �y majority vote may appoint a counc�lrnember pro tempore 90 serve during the absence or disa�ifity. [2009 c$49§30Q7:1967 ex.s.c 119§35A.12.Oo5.] r''f, _y` S`�o�ane ��alley� crT� c�r s��a�a�r�c v�,�LrY 1 17�7 I:. Spr�gue Avellue, Sliit2 LOG S�oka�i�Valley, 1VA 9920f� (5�9)921-1000 APPLICATIQN FQR INT�it[l�I CIT�' COU'dCI� I�T�M�3�R P{)SITIOTtiT # 1 Tha�7k y�au foi• E�our i�iterest in serviug the �pakane 1�'alle}� con�iztunit�� s a ntet�lber af tlYe Spoka»e Valley �itY Council. To be cansidered, �p��licntioiis must be co�7ipleted, sigrieC6, ��d z•ccei��ed at tl�e Ci�� Clerk's af�ce, I 1707 E. Sprag�ie Avenue, 5iiite 106, no i�tcr tlian 4:00 E�.m, F��irlay, Jnniinr}� 11,2�13,{late arz�i��ing m��l svill not �e acceptecl). A��licatio��s may �ie l�aild-deliverec� or m�iled. F�xed or e-mailed applicaiions�°lll not be acceptecl as tl�e origi�ial a€�E�licatic�ii ti�ritl� tlie flriginal sigit�t�u'e n7list bc submitted. Nanle: (L�st) (ivlidEl9e) (First} Cam��lete Ho�ne Mailii�g�lciciress: [f you h�ve livcd �t��our eurrent adciress less tliaty one year, ��lease list your��revious acldresses a�id state ho�v lang you lived at t�tose resiclences Cam�>lete Pre�•ions Address Leu�tf� of Tii�te at tl�is �rc�dress FIome Plione: { ) Tax: ( ) B��siiiess Phone; ( } Celp: ( } �-�a�ail: Dcezipatiori: (�f r�tired, �alease ittdica#e former occupation) Iiusi�tess Addeess: Edu�ational Back�rr�und: 1. Registe�•ed vatei• i�i the Cit��of 5po�:ane V�Iley? Yes [ ] Na [ ] 2. Nave}�au corrtinaiously resic�eti within the city limits of tll�Citv af SpakaEte�Jalley fnr a y-e�r or more? (State la�v rec�uires a�ot�ncili��eml�er to �ie a z•esidei�t af Spokai�e�'alle}� fo�•at IeaSt �ye�r prior to a��painfine�tt, aud ta `�e a registered ti�ot�r at the tin�e flf a�plication.} Yes [ ] I�o [ ] 3. Ha��e}�au ��er�ce�l co�ivicted foi•aiiJ�tliiEig othei•tEian a m�no��tr�ffic violation? Yes [ ] No [ ] 4. lf yOU r�I1Sl��ercd"YES"ta#3 above, ��lease erplain: �. Do yati or ynur spnuse or' ait}� irttit�e�liate fati�ily irlei��L�e�• (spause, cl�ildc-en, sil7liiigs, �aarents) h�ve a fntai�cial interest in, or are ��ou an em�la��ee or officer of 7ntiJ biisiiicss or agetic}' �rfl�ich ciacs l�«siness «�ikh the Cit�� of S��ok�ne Valley? Yes [ ] �o [ ] lfy-es, �le�se eaplain: 6, Is a��y member of}•our iitunediate family currcntly�em��la��ed, eiiher ftill time or p�rt tiin�, by the City of S,�okanc 'Valley, a�•c��r�'ent]}-��ertorm any volt�nteer tivor[: for the Cii��of Spak�ne Valley? Yes [ ] �!o [ ] Ifyes,please ex�l��in: 7, Waulcl yaur ap��oi��t�7iettt creat� a cat�Elict of i�7terest o��1n �ppearafZCe of a cc�riflict of i��teresf? Yes [ ] 1`Ta�[ ] If�,�es, ��lease ex��l�i�i: H. �Iec�S� �ISf y011i'Clllpl0)�ment foo�the past ten y�ears. 1VAA�I� [)F�1�71'I�OY�R PQSITIQN H�LD DAT�S Oi' �1'k�PLfJYMTNT 9. Please list tlic professionaE �ffiliatio»s, cluhs, sacia�, or fi��tcrna] arganizat�ons ta t��llich }�ou beEon� oE� hol�� office: ]0. Please [ist yaur s�ecial skills a�yc�loc°iuterests: 1 l, P[ease list ��ourt• vo�ii��teer experience, �iid i�te�tide an}- ��oliEisteer or• paic# wasiticai�s helcl a�� any governmenlal bflarci, com�3�ittee or comn�issia«: r�on�: Ta ��ton�: T�a ��io��: Ta: r•RO��: 'ra 12. ��hy a�'e y�ou interested in ser��ing in this i�ltc��i�yt position �s a S��ok�t�e �'alley Cit}�Cr��incE�mei3�ber? 13. 1Vl7at�re the three higliest �riorit�e�y�ou beiieve the Gity needs to adclress? Hor�v�vQUEcI you }��•�pase to acldress these issues? 1�4, I-��tire you ever attendeci a meetin�c�f ille Spohane�Valle��City�Council`? Yes [ ] No [ � If��es, give ��i esti�t�ate of ho�ti�ma��y t�ieetings}�oli 17ave afte��ded in tlie ��as[ year: I5. ApF�r�intinent to the City Council �a�ill rcq�iire }�our attenc�ance at numerous i•egularly sclieduled nnc� special rt�eeti�i�s, �vhich generall�� acc�ir o�t Tiiesc�a}• eveuii7�s. Ca�uicil�i7e�nber-s �re also e,r;�aected to represent the Cit�� af Spok�uc ��alley b}� servin�; on variaus regio��al canjmissioi�s, committees anci k�oards. Are you a�ile to cont�t�it ?foiEr ti�tle a�id ener�;y tfl ��aetici��ate fully as a meml�er of tkie SE�oka�te Valley City Council. Yes [ ] No [ ] I6, Referei�ces: Ple�se list �iame, �dciress and phone number: f. � 3. Once suk��uiited, ap��lications �iicl rcl�ttecE n�aterials became a pubEic recard subject to public clisclosure, �ncE coulel be includeci in several �otnjcil agenda p�ckets, iitichidin� �he age��da packet f�r the .lanua�� 1S, 2U13 City Council �neeting. Ia�te��ie�vs are te��tadir�'el�� sel�ec1t�leci f�r tl�e eves�ing of Janua�-,y 29, 2013. Se��ec-te�i ap�lic�nts �vill be ��atified of tl�e exact elate ai�d time c�f tl�e inte��°�cw onee all aEjplicatia�is hatife been rccei�=e�l. Finai action a��pointing rt c.�sulicl�fe to elecfi��e officc will #�I�e ��ls��e in tl�e o��cii public m�eting, «��cl� is ai�tici��ated to occiu• Tuescl;��, rebru�ry 5, 2013, No Cit�� electcd officer shail halel aii_y �fll�[' OfEIC� OL' �E71�7IOVIllelll �vitl�in tlie Spokane ��lle}��City go��ernine�it. Si�natlire: Todayr's Q�tc: SPfl��AN-C�'ALL��'COUNCIL MEMB�R POSITi01'V VACANCY The Spokatye `Jalley City Coi�ncil is acce��ting applicatia�}s from indi�•iduals int�erested in ser�u�i�zg as an interirii Couriciliticn�ber to fill tlie vacaticy of City Caui�cil Position ]. The persor� aF��ointed to tl�is interi�� position �e�ill serve fron� �he clate of appointment untii the person elected iia 11fe I�o��emUer 2013 general election takes o�fice oii Na�•et��f�er?6, 2�i3, ��hich is tl�e datc t��e electifl❑ results a�•e ex��ecied to k�e certified.. State la�v requir�s that a cau�tcil�7�e�i�ber V�e a resident c�f Spnkaiye Valle,y foi' at least a �°ear prior to appointment, 2�ijd i�e a registered voter at �he time of�}?plication. Council positions are at-12rge pasitions. The �iry �f Spok�ne Valiey is a non-ch�rtee cocle city, operates unc�er a council-e»anager form af �0�'�]°IIEIlCIIf, auc! is govertie�i u�ider the o��tia�tial rt7unicipal cadc af kl7e Re��ised Code of�'a�l�ingto�� (R+C�') Title 35A. Under this for•in af�overnii�ent, legislati��e �uthority is co9��:eiitrated in tll�e �lectee� City Council, ��IaicE� hires a �jrofessio�ial admiriistrator, a City 1�lanager, to imEslement }�alicies. Tl�e Cotancil is coi��prisecl aF seven itle�7lbei°s. all of�4�hom have an equal wote, ti��ith khe Mayai° chosen every t�ro years froi» among fellor4� Cc�uncil��ei��Uers. ,4s tlic Ee�islatit�e bady,#he City Col�eicil estal�lishes loc�l Ic1LV5 RIl{{ E)D�lCl�S, aitcl has general n�fersight ancl co��trol a�•cr tl�e Cit��'s �inanees, }�rimarily theough tiie budget p►'ca�ess. Regular Counci[ meet�n�s are held the secaticl atiel fourth Tue;cEay�s ��t b:Ofl ��,�7�., and Ca�r�icr! study� s�ssions �re generaliy lteld the �rst, third, and fifth`I�uesdays at C:00 }a.m. �ut��nitkal process: Applicatiarls rnust be ��eceivecl by the Cit�f Clerk no la�er than 4:�0 E�,m. Friday, .lanuary 1 I, 2013. Late �re•i��iu� maii ks�ill u�t be aceept�ci. A�plicatians may be hand-deliveeecl a�� i�7ailec� to: Cltris Bainbridge, City Clerk, ��o3cane Valley�:ity Hall, ] 1707 �. S��rag��e A��enue, Suite 1QG, Spok��nc �v'alley; 1��7SI7171��013, 99LOG. Questions m�y� be directed to Chris Bainbrid�e, Spc�kane Va[fey City Clerk, 5Q9-720-5102, or e-mailed to cb��inl�rid�e a,st�okaiicv,�llev.c�r�. Please do �iaf e-mail or fa� y'out� applienfio�t. Applic�tia�YS cait be found an the crty's r�le'�s�te at �vti��tiv.s��k�neval_le��.a�; or by callitig tf�e Cit}� Clerk's orfice. I�ltervie�vs �t•e teut�tik�e�y s�l�edt�led for the etireoi�i� of Jai��G��•y 29, 2�13., Selectec� a��plicants �vil l hc iiotificcl of the e1�:ct date anc� tiriie c3f tkie i�it�z•vieu,- once all ap��licatioiis hai�e heen recei`fed. The far��i3l appoii7tiaie�it is te�ttativel�• set for tlie Fe�r�iary 5 Council Meetiiig. PUBLISHED: L)ece��lber 2l, 28, 2�12; ane3 Janu�ry�l,2013. Cl�ristine Bainbridge, MIVIC 5pok3�ie Vall�}= City Clerk (509) ?20-5 I 02 i DRAFT ADVANCE AGENDA For Planning Discussion Purposes Only as of December 13, 2012; 10:45 a.m. Please note this is a work in progress; items are tentative To: Council & Staff From: City Clerk, by direction of City Manager Re: Draft Schedule for Upcoming Council Meetings December 25,2012.No meetin�. Christmas week January 1,2013.No meetin�. New Year's Dav January 8,2013,Formal Meetin�Format,6:00 p.m. [due Mon,Dec 31] Proclamation: Spokane T�alley's Tenth Anniversary;Human Ti^afficking Awareness Day 1. Consent Agenda(claims,payroll,minutes) (5 minutes) 2. Motion Consideration: Interlocal Agreement re Decant Facility—Eric Guth (15 minutes) 3. Motion Consideration: tentative Council Vacancy Procedure & candidate questions—Mike Jackson(15 min) 4. Admin Report: Advance Agenda (5 minutes) 5. Information Only: Planning Commission Minutes [*estimated meeting: 40 minutes] SPECIAL MEETING: January 15,2013,Executive Session 5:00 p.m. tentative To review applications for interim councilmember January 15,2013, Studv Session Format, 6:00 p.m. [due Mon,Jan 7] ACTION ITEMS: 1. Motion Consideration: Determine which interim councilmember applicants to interview tentative- (20 mins) NON-ACTION ITEMS: 2. Admin Report: CTA 04-12 Code Text Amendments—Marty Palaniuk (20 minutes) 3. Advance Agenda (5 minutes) [*estimated meeting: 45 minutes] Januarv 22,2013,Formal Meeting Format,6:00 n.m. [due Mon,Jan 14] 1. Consent Agenda(claims,payroll,minutes) (5 minutes) 2.First Reading Proposed Ordinance, CTA 04-12 Code Text Amendment—Marty Palaniuk (20 minutes) 3. Advance Agenda (5 minutes) 4. Information Only: Dept Reports;Planning Commission Minutes [*estimated meeting: 30 minutes] Januarv 29,2013, Studv Session Format, 6:00 n.m. [due Mon,Jan 21] 1. Interim Council Applicant Interviews tentative) (�60 minutes) 2. Advance Agenda (5 minutes) [*estimated meeting: 65 minutes] SPECIAL MEETING: February 5,2013,Executive Session 5:00 p.m. tentative 1. Discuss applicant interviews February 5,2013,Studv Session Format, 6:00 p.m. [due Mon,Jan 28] ACTION ITEMS: 1. Appointment of Interim Council Applicant—Mayor Towey tentative (15 minutes) 2. Second Reading Proposed Ordinance, CTA 04-12 Code Text Amendment—Marty Palaniuk (20 minutes) NON-ACTION ITEMS: 3. Accomplishments Report for 2012—Mike Jackson and Dept Directors (30 minutes) 4. Advance Agenda (5 minutes) [*estimated meeting: 70 minutes] Draft Advance Agenda 12/13/2012 4:01:50 PM Page 1 of 2 Februarv 12,2013,No Meetin�(Citv Le�islative Action Conference fCLACI in Olvmqia) February 19,2013, Studv Session Meetin�Format,6:00 p.m. [due Mon,Feb 11] 1. Advance Agenda 2. Info Only: Department Reports;Planning Commission Minutes Feb 26,2013 Winter Workshop (Note:no evenin�Council meetin�) 8:30a.m.—S:OOp.m. City Hall Council Chambers Tentative Topics: Ten-Year Anniversary Work Plan 2013 Park/Library Update Manufactured Homes City Hall Council Goals Business Route Signage Legislative Agenda Solid Waste Council Meeting Processes City Funding Opportunities: Outside Agency;Lodging Ta� Thurs, Februarv, 28,2012(tentative) —Citv Hall at the Mall March 5,2013,Studv Session Format, 6:00 n.m. [due Mon,Feb 25] 1. Advance Agenda (5 minutes) March 12,2013,Formal Meeting Format,6:00 p.m. [due Mon March 4] 1. Consent Agenda(claims,payroll,minutes) (5 minutes) March 19,2013, Studv Session Meeting Format, 6:00 n.m. [due Mon,March 11] 1. Advance Agenda March 26,2013,Formal Meeting Format,6:00 p.m. [due Mon,March 18] 1. Consent Agenda(claims,payroll,minutes) (5 minutes) 2. Information Only: Dept Reports;Planning Commission Minutes OTHER PENDING AND/OR UPCOMING ISSUES/MEETINGS: ADA Transition Plan Arts Council *time for public or Council comments not included Bidding Contracts (SVMC 3. —bidding exceptions) CDBG(spring 2013) Donation Policy Future Acquisition Areas Gateway, Regional MOU PEG Funds (Education) Public Safety Contract,Proposed Amendment Revenue Policy, Cost Recovery Solid Waste Analysis Speed Limits (overall system) Stormwater Projects Regional Transportation Issues TIP (June, 2013) Draft Advance Agenda 12/13/2012 4:01:50 PM Page 2 of 2 �CfTY OF Pub�ic Works Department �� CaprtQ[ lmprovement Prv�rart� � ��E' � � 1 i701 E Sprague dve 5uite 10b � 5poltane Yalley WA 94Z06 509.921.10�Q 4 Fax: 5�9.4Zi.14a8 #cityhall�spokanevalley.org �� — �_�_ -__ �_.—_ --- , � � - - - - —_._ --- -— December ]0. 2Q 12 Dear Sulli�,�an Road Bridge User: Over fihis,�ast year a lot Itas ha�penecl relafed to the Sulli��an Road V��est Bridge Replacemeart Praj�ct a�yd C��a�i�to give yoii a�i�ick �ipdate. T�ie intent of tk7is letfet° is to da three th�t�gs; 1) infarz-►�you a�oiit the status of the St�llivari Raad West Bridge Replace�uent Pi•o�ject; 2) invite you to a public inee#ing on Jai��i°y 9�to st�o�u su�aport for fiie�raject, a��ci 3)ask for•}rouz�suppart u7 a z�equest ta the state legislature for the fiiial �4 millio��needed to r�E�Iace the b�•idge. PR�OJECT STATUS As you nia��reeall,tl�e 2011 bcidbe inspection ciisco��eced sh�ctural pro�lems that reqi�ired imposiug �veighf z�estric�ions on tfie bridge in 7�il�r 2D1 I. Tlie City recogciized the neg�ti��e impacts the�veight r•estrictians}i�ve o�7 local busit7esses ar�d acted q�iickly ka stre�igtk�eti the bridge. Tlie City eoiy�pleted 1•epair•s to t�ie bridge at the beginn�ng of fliis �{ear aud the��veight rest�•ictions Itiave been tern�oi•at•�ly removed. AltElaugl�flte �ric�ge is fu115�fi�nction�] at this time,ttle bridge co�ftinues ta cieta�•iorate aizd�ve don't ksia�v ��lten restrictiot7s inay agaiii�e��eq�iired. Tfie te�nporai�T re�airs otily adcicesseci one area af�ro}�Iems a�tcl the 60-��ea�• ald bridge continnes ko dekeriorate, V4�ith tl��t in mind,the City be�a�i�vorkitig 1at�last yeac �i�itli a cansu�t�ut to d�sigTi a replac�ineut brid�e. Dur teain is cu�•reistly tr�orkiczg through tl�e desigr7 ancl enviro��mental }�ermikf itig proce�ss and preparing the Uid package for tlie const��uction of a ra��lacement bridge. Our c�arrent sclte�itile is to�ia��e a �ici package read}�by�caveinl�ei•2013 atld begi�i demolition arrcl car7stil�ctio�� i» ea��ly 2014. Tl�e er�tire c�nst�•uctio�� p�•aject is ai�ficipated to ta�e appi•oximately 18 to 22 mQj�ths to corn�lete. A si�iiificant factor tt�a#tivill influence the Cit}�'s aUilik��ta ��ove foi-��at�d as planned is�v-hetlier additional fi�iiciing ca�i be fotuid to satisfy our$4�nillioi�shai•tfall far the pi'oject. Pti BLIC 11�'I$CTI[�TG �4Ve tr•ai�ld like ta invite��u ta atte�ic�a jaublie meetit7g on �ant�aiy�, 2013 to get inore infarmatio�t abaut tfYe 5t�llivan Roac€West Br�ic�ge Replaeemetit F'i•ojeet. The project te��7i�vil1 ��ra�•ide an update o�b tlie project desig�i, �ei-mittiug issues, pac•k itn�acts, and the�rop�sed teu7porar}f traffic cont��ol ciiiriryg coiistruction. Tli�60%des�gn dra�vvigs�vill ba available for re��ie�v aiid comrnent. Tlie meeting eve�tt�vill be held at CeitterPlace, 2426 I�] Diseo�=ery Place, Spaka��e Valley bet��Feen 4pn� a[lC� 7 �.1111, TWO�CfC1]li�I �.11'�50riC�Y10115�YlII�e}Tl'OV1C��C�; one �t 4:00 �nd tl�e ather at b:00. The material covered�vill be tlie sa�te for eacli}�resentatio�i. Tfiere�vill also be exliibits to see anci staff avai[able to anstive�•c�uestio�is. 12110112 St►llivan West Road B��idg�Projact Page 2 of 3 iJVe platx ta invite state a�id Iocal e�ecteci officials to tl�is evant. I�1 ait effo��t ta slio�v tl�at tlfat flie i•��Lacemeut of tl�e Sulli��an Roa�i VL�est Bridge is��itall��im�art�nt to yaur company,anc� the�naiiy ather busi�iesses t�i�t use the Sulli�an Ra�d coa�ridor, �ve�va�it to eucoiirage as maiiy people as pQSSible to attend this ineetitlg. Tl�ere �vill be additio�ial izifQrii�atio�i fortlicomict�about tkie meetia7g. �TATE F'UNDING R�Qti�ST �urrently the Ciiy ltas $15.8 ziiillian couimitted to tll� Slilliva�t Roaci West Bw•iclge Replacett�e�it P�•oject. Tl�is incl�3des fiiudir�g fi•o�ii tlie fede�•al Bridge Repl�ceit7ent prograt�i(�BUI),fhe st�te Fr�eigtft h�ok�ility Sk�•ategic Jr�vest��e�7t Boa►•d ($2M), the state Tr•ai�s��oi�t�tion Impro�ement Bo�rd {$3.5} and tli�Ci�}�of ��okane Valley ($2.3I�I). f1n adeiitiaital$4 millian is r7eeded to cover the total estin�ated cost for this proj ect. V4'e are praposing to rec�uest this adc�itional $4 r�lilli�n from tl�e Wasl�ingfo�i Stafe Legislati�re ir7 tkiis upcomi►ig sessiatt. V�7e u��detstand tliat tl�e state Uudge�t is extremely tiglit during these lrar�d ecorla�iric tiriies and therefore,neeci y�ou►•st�ppoa•t to slao�ti� IlOLS' i�sipoi•taut it is ta ti�e local, 1'��10118I, acYd state econvmy to c•eplace�lie Sullir�aii Raad V4'est I3riciga. Eveii ttio�i�li it is so�netinies difficult,111�llltc�illlll� atidlor repl�e�ing oiir exisfing ciz►mbliitg infi�ast�l�ch�re �n an e_ffart to kee}� cammerce mo�ing is extremely impo�-tant t�improving ot�r state's econattly. A�id«�e need yatu�s�a��pai�t ta�ielp iis da ti�is. We��ave come uE��vith tli�•ee o�ations tcr help�e��erate su��po�-�far this fundii�g request, + Optioit 1: Attend t�Ye public Yiieeting on Jaiit�aiy 9, 2013 at Ce�iterPlace. T�ie ii�ore�eo�le t�iat akte��d,i��e p��o�•e s�2pport i� sha��n far the �}raject. • Ol�tiai�2: Senci a letket�of suppaa•t to yo�u� state ]egisl�to�•recQmmer7ci�ng support�'oa•fundi��g t�ie Stillivan Road�14'est Bridge Replacentent Project. Tliis stipp�rt letter�ti�auld be on yol�r company letterhead a►id ti�Tauld iiidic�te Iro�v it�iporta►�t flye Sulli��n Road �Vest Bt•ic�ge is ta your coit�pa�ty. Any informatian yaii c�n �rovicf� sn yaur letter abaut�otential negative financial im�acts to you�•�nsiness if t��eigh#restrictions rver•e re�uired to be iu7pt�sed on Nle bridge ag�iyf�v�otilci be helpfi�I. T�Yis;i�a}�aur state r�prasanta�iv�s can under�taitd tlie patential i�npacts ta the regiotial ecot�omy ifthis bridge i�s t7ot fi�lly funcied a�7d replaced, A sam�le letter is attaclied tltiat cau be used as a st��tiErg point faz•the de��elo�meiit of your su}�poi�t lettes•. � D�tion 3: Allo�v us�#o use yoi�r cai�tpany logo ori a �ezieral letter of suppor-t to the state for a fimdi�tg�•equest. T��e gaal as ta sho�i�the n�an5�local ��tci region�l b�isinesses tkiat suppo�•t full fiand ing for the i•eplace�nent of tl�a Sullivan Road �'�ast Brid�e. A sample gerteral letker o�' suppott is attached far your consideration, If 3�ou tivauld ]ike to�articipate�i�ti this general letter af sti�pport, pleas� email a c�eai�JPEG ic7iage of y�ot�e campai�y's logo to Dai°la A��nalci at d�rnald,f�`�}i,spokanevalley.org, Please have your logos tfl us by Janua�y 12, 2�13. 12J10112 Sulli�•an V4Test Road Brid�e Project Page 3 of 3 �Ve siracerel}�a�preciate youz�support in tt7is effaz�. �"eel fi•ee to co�it�et Mne at (509} 720-SD14 at• s�vflrle�{a?suok��ev�lle3,_o�.g if yoti has�e anv questions o�'jteed any adcii�ianal ittfortnation. Siu��rely-, St�ve M. Worley, P.E, Senior C�pital Projects Ei�gineer E3�close�l: SacYl�le Company Lette1•af Support, Sar�3ple Genera] Letter of Suppo�-t <Oi�gatfi�a�ioz� L€��a> X, 20�12 Deai•Membea-s of the 1'�ashi�ig�an State Legislattrre, [IN�ERT AGENGY] wotald like to ta�Ce t�iis a�paz-�tinity to express our enthusiastic st�}�po��t for a��ropriatin� $4 mi�lion i� state fizndi�tg to replace tlie Sulli��an Road ��est B��idge in the City of Spakane Valley. This is a vital �iece= of infrastcuctu�•e to auc region, alld OUC t}1151I7�55. The Sulliva�i Ro�d ��est Bridge ser�Jcs a large inci�astrial at•ea �,vith heavy frei�ht traffic tl7at depeiids on sou�Yd infrastr«ch�re ta colltrivute to regiona� coil�merce. Tlie b�•idge is not str2icturally SDUIId a17.C� aS c3 I'eSl1�X F�'aS �Jl'�V10L1S1}�subject to weight reskrictions, Vti'han these v�Feight restrictions u�ere irnposed, it was a �ig�iificant cost ta ouz•b��siriess. [II`rSERT EXACT COSTS TF" K�70�TN]. If 5tallirrz�n Road West Br�dge is tlat raplacec� ii1 tlie near firtuce, ti�veight��estrictians niay i7eed to l�e in��ased, az•t�ie bz�id�;e may need to be closed, Eitl7er of th�se instances wauld negatively imp�ct the City's indL�strial industry, a�Yd ouz•b�usir�ess, VVe are hopefiil that funds can ba ap�ropriatecl to this project, and fl�e bridge can be replaced befoi•e t�iese actions a�vaiild be needec�. W� urge y�ou�•strong consideration of a�prapriatit�g state funds ta the Cit}�of Spakane Valley's 54211iwan Raad �►�`es�B��idge. Sincerely, [NA�rIE] [TITLE] , 2012 Dear Nieit3bei•s af t�e ��asjungtau State Legislature, The Spokaiie Valley comtnunity woulcl like to take tliis a�partunity to ex�ress atii•enthu�iastic suppoz•t for a}�pra�riating $4 inillion in state fiiildiug fo replace the Si�llivan Raad ��Vest Bric�ge. This is a vital �iece of infi�as�ructure to aur re�ioti, and our busii7esses, We u�'�e yaiir�h•ong consideratiaj� of a�aprDpriatir�g state fiu�ds ta tl�e Gitv of Spokatxe�jalley�'s Sulliva�i Road �,�est Bri�ge. Sincerel�F— <II�7SE1zT LOGaS OF SUFPORTING OI�G�.�ITZATIONS> MEMO TO: Mike Jackson, City Manager FROM: Rick VanLeuven, Chief of Police DATE: December 10, 2012 RE: Monthly Report November 2012 November 2012: November 2011: CAD incidents: 4,495 CAD incidents: 4,471 Reports taken: 1,785 Reports taken: 1,732 Traffic stops: 1,087 Traffic stops: 1,238 Traffic reports: 326 Traffic reports: 332 CAD incidents indicate calls for service as well as self-initiated officer contacts. Hot spot maps are attached showing November residential burglaries, traffic collisions, vehicle prowlings, and stolen vehicles. Also attached are trend-line graphs for 2009, 2010, 2011 and 2012: Citations, Spokane Valley Dispatched Calls, Self-Initiated Calls, Collisions, Persons Crimes, Property Crimes, and Sex Crimes. Also included is the November Crimes By Cities stats report. In 2011, we switched from UCR to NIBRS classification. As a result, certain crimes were broken down to their violation parts for NIBRS and each part is now counted. Consequently, comparing certain crimes before 2011 to crimes during or after 2011 is not possible using the graphs. The crimes that are impacted by the NIBRS classification changes and should not be compared to prior graphs include: Adult Rape, Assault, Forgery and Theft. ADMINISTRATIVE: The month began with Chief VanLeuven speaking to the attendees of the Citizens Academy about the Spokane Valley Police Department and the most recent happenings in the city with respect to law enforcement. The Law Enforcement and SCOPE Appreciation Banquet was held in early November. Receiving the 2012 Life- �� Saving Award was Deputy Griffin � �' � _ Criswell, Deputy Wally Loucks, and � �a � � � � ` Deputy Rick Johnson (pictured). On - � . .�� - � 4 3/13/2012, these three deputies saved the � ' _ � _ ` ! � _.� life of a suicidal victim. The victim called . _ 911, reported he was going to hang �, �� _ " himself, and gave deputies permission to �' enter his apartment to "find" him. The ��' h � Deputies responded very quickly, found -_:�.� t•.. ' ; . , r the victim hanging and cut him down. Page 1 They began CPR and were able to get the victim breathing again prior to the medical emergency team's arrival. Another 2012 Life-Saving Award was presented to Deputy Tom Walker. On 4/2/2012, Deputy Walker responded to a fire ca1L When he arrived at the location, he cleared the residents of the apartment building and gave updated information to the responding firefighters. Without his quick response and action, things could have ended very differently. Chief VanLeuven accepted on behalf of the Spokane Valley Police Department a SCOPE Appreciation recognizing our continued support of the mission and goals of the SCOPE Program in 2012. University SCOPE's Most Valuable Volunteer of the Year 2012 was presented to Dot Burdette. West Valley SCOPE's Most Valuable Volunteer of the Year 2012 was presented to June King. Chief VanLeuven attended the semi-annual Washington Association of Sheriffs and Police Chiefs Fall Conference at Lake Chelan in mid-November. Chief VanLeuven attended a staff ineeting at the Department of Corrections in Spokane Valley where he discussed cooperation between the two agencies reference property crimes occurring in specific areas of Spokane Valley. A Webinar was presented by the Association of Washington Cities in late November with the topic of discussion being the Legalization of Marijuana in Washington State (I-502), and the effects of this initiative on law enforcement, employer issues, and regulation/licensing/taxing of marijuana in the state. The Spokane Valley Property Crimes Unit organized a Vehicle Prowling Task Force in mid- November to target areas in Spokane Valley where a large number of vehicle prowls were occurring. The unit is made up of some of the detectives in the Property Crimes Unit as well as a few deputies from the Patrol side of the house. During the last week of November, prowling emphasis logged the following stats: ➢ 40 people contacted on foot, bicycles or in vehicles leaving target addresses; ➢ Multiple people arrested for 9 felony charges, and 8 misdemeanors; ➢ More were arrested on warrants and or released with charges to be filed by detectives at a later time; charges included 2nd degree Possession of Stolen Property, Possession of Vehicle Theft Tools, Possession of Burglar Tools, Vehicle Prowling, Possession of Controlled Substance. ➢ There were a total of 16 vehicle prowlings reported during the week from 11/27 to 12/2 (24 vehicle prowls the previous week). There was still only 1 prowling in District 6, 3 in District 5, 0 in District 3, 6 in District 4, 0 in District 2, and 5 in District l. ➢ Again, by comparison, the week before the emphasis started had 24 prowlings with many in the eastern districts of the valley. ➢ Members of the task force will be going out with members of the Department of Corrections the first week of December to arrest several of our targets who have active escape warrants. COMMUNITY ORIENTED POLICING: ➢ S.C.O.P.E. had a quiet, but busy month in November. Volunteers spent many hours shuttling Spokane Valley Police cars to the downtown garage for installation of new radios. This saved numerous hours on the part of those assigned to the precinct. Page 2 November 2012 Volunteers Hours per station: Location #Volunteers Admin Hours L.E. Hours Total Hours Central Valley 12 555.5 114.5 670 Edgecliff 23 603 10 613 Trentwood 5 176.5 114 290.5 University 26 954 81 1035 TOTALS 66 2,289 319.5 2,608.5 Volunteer Value ($21.62 per hour) $56,395.77 for November 2012 S.C.O.P.E. Incident Response Team (SIRT)volunteers contributed 25 on-scene hours (including travel time) in November, responding to crime scenes, motor vehicle accidents and providing traffic control. Of those hours, 10 hours were for incidents in Spokane Valley. SIRT volunteers also contributed 10 hours to Special Events (Spokane Valley Christmas Tree Lighting). Total November volunteer hours contributed by SIRT, including training, stand-by, response and special events is 506; year-to-date total is 5,523 hours. S.C.O.P.E. DISABLED PARKING ACTIVITY REPORT Cit of S okane Valle # of # of Hrs # of Disabled # of # of Non - Vol. Infractions Warnings Disabled Issued Issued Infractions Issued January 7 120 13 0 p February 5 150 19 0 p March ll 194 21 0 p April 9 139 16 0 p May 7 127 13 19 p June 8 110 5 0 p July 10 134 26 0 p August 3 68 5 0 p September 7 67 16 0 p October 7 87 9 0 p November 7 ll2 30 0 p Total 81 1308 173 19 p Page 3 S okane Count # of # of Hrs # of Disabled # of # of Non - Vol. Infractions Warnings Disabled Issued Issued Infractions Issued January 5 24 6 0 p February 5 74 0 0 p March 5 29 1 0 p April 8 80 0 0 p Ma 6 67 2 2 0 June 7 21 1 0 0 July 8 45 1 0 0 August 0 0 0 0 0 September 7 30 1 0 0 October 4 12 0 0 0 November 4 24 0 0 0 Total 59 403 12 2 0 There were 32 reports of juveniles who ran away from their residence in Spokane Valley during the month of November 2012, 4 of which remain unsettled. There were a couple juveniles who ran numerous times during the month, causing the high number of juvenile runaway reports. Five of the runaways were from group homes. Abandoned vehicles tagged by S.C.O.P.E. volunteers for impoundment in Spokane Valley in October totaled 14 and in November 17 with 6 vehicles each month eventually cited and towed. Thirteen hulks were processed in October and 16 hulks processed in November. During the month of November, a total of 67 vehicles were processed; the total for 2012 to date is 717. OPERATIONS: Neighbor's Call Helps Catch Burglar — In early November at approximately 1:25 p.m., Spokane Valley Sheriff's deputies responded to a possible prowler call in the 11200 block of East Aloha Court in Spokane Valley. A neighbor in the area who had reported being a victim of a recent burglary stated he observed a male walking around a house looking in the windows and continued into the backyard of the residence. Deputy Walker arrived at the location, contacting the witness and began checking for the male. He found an unlocked door and no one appeared to be home at the residence. Deputy Dodge arrived to assist in the search, but the male couldn't be located. The deputies began checking the surrounding area and another neighbor contacted Deputy Walker. He told him he just observed the possible suspect in the backyard of the residence. Deputy Walker ran to the backyard and observed the suspect going over the fence. Additional deputies responded to the area to assist. Deputies located the 21-year-old suspect several minutes later. During the investigation, it appears the suspect may have been inside the residence next door while deputies checked the initial location. Witnesses observed the suspect place some property under a deck in the backyard of a residence as he tried to run and hide from deputies. The property was recovered and believed to have been stolen from the second residence. The male suspect was transported to the Spokane Counry Jail where he was booked for Page 4 felony Residential Burglary, three misdemeanor charges of Criminal Trespass, and a misdemeanor of Obstructing a Peace Officer. Suspect Found Hiding in a Trunk - Spokane Valley Sheriff's deputies working with the North Idaho Violent Crimes Task Force developed information on a possible wanted 27-year-old suspect. The suspect was wanted in Idaho for multiple felony charges and was believed to be in the area of Third Avenue and Freya in Spokane. When the suspect was observed getting into a vehicle as a passenger, Spokane Valley Sheriff's deputies,joined by units from the Spokane Police Department, conducted a traffic stop near Sprague and Havana a few minutes after midnight in early November. During the traffic stop, the suspect was not located inside the passenger compartment although he was observed getting into the vehicle prior to the stop. It was determined he must have crawled into the trunk via the backseat sometime after he entered the vehicle or just prior to the traffic stop. The trunk release switch was activated from inside the vehicle however, the trunk did not open. Believing the male suspect was holding the trunk closed, several orders to exit the vehicle and warnings a SPD K9 would be used were given. The suspect eventually allowed the trunk to open and he was taken into custody. He was transported and booked into the Spokane County Jail on a felony Fugitive from Justice charge. This is a great example of our local law enforcement agencies working together to find and arrest suspects as they work to keep our communities safe. Combative Male Assaults Deputy — In early November, at about 10:00 a.m., Sheriffs Dispatch put out a call of a male walking eastbound on the south shoulder of I-90 near Argonne Road. Deputy T. Jones responded to the scene and located a 28-year-old male, walking east on I-90 near Evergreen Road. Depury Jones saw that the male was walking near the eastbound lanes of travel, making it extremely dangerous for himself as well as the motoring public. Deputy Jones contacted the male suspect who became confrontational immediately. The male refused to obey Deputy Jones orders to keep his hands out of the front of his pockets while waiting for additional deputies to arrive. Due to the male failing to obey Depury Jones' orders and his strange, possibly drug-induced behavior, Depury Jones ordered the male to the ground. When Deputy D. Schaum arrived on scene and attempted to place handcuffs on him, the male spun sideways and struck Deputy Schaum on the side of the face. A taser application was administered and deputies were able to take the male into custody. The male suspect was booked into the Spokane County Jail on one felony count of 3rd Degree Assault, one felony count of Possession of a Controlled Substance (methamphetamine) and a misdemeanor charge of Obstructing. Firearms Taken From Valley Residence — In early November, Spokane Valley Sheriffs Deputies responded to the 2600 block of North Park Road reference a residential burglary. When the homeowner arrived home from work, he found six firearms and jewelry missing. While the deputies were conducting their investigation, they learned that the grandson of a neighboring residence may have taken part in the burglary. Deputies spoke with the grandson, but did not develop enough evidence to implicate him at that time. The next morning, Spokane Valley Sheriff s Deputies responded to the area of Trent and Park Witnesses said two males appeared to be prowling the area and appeared suspicious. When deputies arrived on scene, they located the grandson from the night prior attempting to hide from them. The grandson was detained and interviewed by Spokane Valley Detectives about the burglary the night prior. He told investigators he was at the burglary the night prior along with a 25-year-old male and a 28-year-old male. The grandson said the younger male suspect was with him in the morning prowling the area of Trent and Park, but fled the scene prior to deputies arriving. The grandson said the younger male suspect fled the scene in a newer, silver or gray Page 5 Nissan Altima with Montana license plates. He said he had not seen the older male suspect that morning, but provided an address where he lived. Detectives responded to that residence near the 2100 block of West Fairview. When they arrived on scene, the older male suspect exited the residence and left in a vehicle. Detectives attempted to initiate a traffic stop on him when he fled the scene and a short vehicle pursuit ensued. The male suspect ran from his vehicle near the area of Euclid and A Street and several units attempted unsuccessfully to locate him in the area. Detectives did locate a female subject who remained in the vehicle the male suspect had run from. Later in the evening, the Spokane Counry SWAT Team served a search warrant at the male suspect's residence. The male suspect was not located but a stolen vehicle was located at the residence. Two of the stolen firearms have been located since the burglary. Anyone with information is asked to call Crime Check at 509- 456-2233. Robbery Victim Shot/Suspect Sought - Spokane County Sheriff's detectives are investigating a robbery and shooting that occurred in early November in Spokane Valley. This incident was reported by the male victim who called Spokane County 911 around 11:40 a.m. He stated he had been shot and was on his way to the hospital for medical treatment. Spokane Valley Sheriff's deputies contacted the victim at the hospital and a short time later, they located the scene where the shooting took place in the area of South Bates Drive and Bates Court. The incident appears to have started when a 24-year-old female suspect called the victim and asked to borrow some money. The victim agreed to meet her in the area of lOth and Pines Avenue. The victim reportedly had his money in his hands when she reached out and grabbed all of it. She left the scene in a Jeep vehicle driven by a male. The victim began following the Jeep as he called the female. She agreed to stop and the Jeep pulled over in the area of South Bates Drive and Bates Court, just east of Bowdish Rd. The female suspect and the victim exited the vehicles and she pulled out what is believed to be a small caliber handgun and shot the victim. She returned to the Jeep and the unidentified male drove away again. The victim sustained a non-life threatening injury from one gunshot to the area of his shoulder. The female suspect and the victim are known to each other and the investigation into this incident is ongoing. A few days later, the female suspect was arrested and booked into the Spokane County Jail on charges of 1 st degree Armed Robbery and 2nd Degree Assault with a Deadly Weapon. Valley Residents Victimized By Vehicle Prowler — In mid-November at about 2:00 a.m., Spokane Valley Sheriffs Deputy N. Bohanek responded to the area of 22nd Avenue and Skipworth Road to a possible vehicle prowling call. A resident in the neighborhood heard glass breaking, looked outside and saw a Jeep Grand Cherokee parked on Skipworth between 22nd and 23rd. The resident initially saw two subjects in front of his home that he felt were responsible for the glass breakage. While responding to the scene, Deputy Bohanek saw a male subject dressed in black walking northbound on Skipworth Road. When the 21-year-old male suspect saw Depury Bohanek, he turned and walked in the opposite direction. Deputy Bohanek located the Jeep Cherokee near 22nd and Skipworth. Deputy Bohanek saw an open tool box on the grass next to the passenger side door of the Jeep and also saw extensive damage to the steering column of the vehicle. Sheriffs Deputy P. Pfeifer arrived on scene, located the male suspect in the area and detained him pursuant to Depury Bohanek's investigation. Spokane County Sheriff s Dispatch had contacted the owner of the Jeep who stated she had been asleep and her vehicle must have been stolen from her residence. Sheriff s Deputy B. Zlateff also responded to the scene and located two additional vehicles that had been broken into. Deputy Bohanek spoke with all three victims and determined personal items from all three victims were located inside the Jeep. The male suspect eventually told Deputy Bohanek that he had been "rolling around" in the vehicle with his brother and knew the vehicle was stolen. Deputy Bohanek was not able to find any Page 6 record of the name the suspect provided for his brother. The male suspect was booked into the Spokane County Jail for the charges of Possession of a Stolen Motor Vehicle, Vehicle Prowling and Theft. Salvation Army Scam - Some individuals are going around Eastern Washington and North Idaho claiming to be collecting scrap metal for The Salvation Army. This is a scam. The Salvation Army does not go door to door asking for donations. Please do not give anything to anyone who comes to your home or business claiming to be from The Salvation Army. Try to get their name, phone number or license plate information and call Crime Check at 509-456-2233. So far the description has been a woman in a white van. Any questions call Sheila Geraghty at 509-329-2726. 71-Year-Old Man Missing - A resident of Spokane Valley was reported missing in late November. He was last seen at his residence in Spokane Valley before he left to go to a local store driving a white 2012 Kia sedan. The male's family reported he had dementia. The Spokane Regional Air Support Unit developed information on where the missing person might have been headed to, and searched the area where he used to live near Mount Spokane. In what was a difficult search due to the large wooded search area with little information to act on, the flight crew located the victim's vehicle stuck on a small trail near Blanchard Creek Road. They landed at the closest clearing, and hiked in half a mile to the car and determined that it was empty. After directing ground units to the car's location, they re-launched and located the deceased victim in the woods a quarter mile away. �� Page 7 2012 NOVEMBER CRIME REPORT To date: Yearly totals: Nov-12 Nov-11 2012 2011 2,011 2,010 2009 2008 2007 2006 2005 BURGLARY 111 73 973 944 1027 936 725 753 584 714 744 FORGERY 83 83 719 501 593 341 297 354 365 334 464 MALICIOUS MISCHIEF 126 137 1609 1415 1566 1183 1245 893 1,265 1,122 904 NON-CRIMINAL 3 5 105 151 160 917 892 944 839 811 749 PROPERTY OTHER 104 105 1122 1044 1126 837 933 828 890 982 1,154 RECOVERED VEHICLES 57 43 401 361 416 365 187 319 343 403 333 STOLEN VEHICLES 81 48 530 509 566 496 298 496 478 711 603 THEFT 207 209 2421 2306 2512 2365 2162 1,846 1,881 1,888 2,256 UIOBC 1 0 4 0 0 3 4 4 8 11 8 VEHICLE OTHER 30 34 267 172 195 3 5 7 3 3 5 VEHICLE PROWLING 100 109 1072 1366 1491 1395 920 1069 682 937 958 TOTAL PROPERTYCRIMES 903 846 9,425 8,732 9,615 8,852 7,668 7,513 7,338 7,916 8,178 ASSAULT 58 70 865 880 963 895 927 869 853 846 894 DOA/SUICIDE 19 16 236 191 213 188 210 269 221 167 159 DOMESTIC VIOLENCE 56 49 544 655 714 1297 1226 1063 874 736 762 HOMICIDE 0 0 2 3 3 1 3 3 1 5 1 KIDNAP 1 0 15 13 15 16 21 16 23 22 35 MENTAL 9 29 250 245 253 289 310 360 350 425 425 MP 16 15 140 116 125 128 115 95 83 88 97 PERSONS OTHER 258 226 2871 2265 2484 1692 1621 1,354 1,337 1,159 1,256' ROBBERY 2 9 72 95 98 68 75 71 60 58 56 TELEPHONE HARASSMENT 17 14 193 148 162 153 159 95 73 83 92 TOTAL MAJOR CRIMES 436 428 5188 4578 4997 4727 4,667 4,195 3,875 3,589 3,777 ADULT RAPE 6 3 79 63 67 44 35 44 43 29 39 CHILD ABUSE 3 0 26 87 89 115 159 148 104 78 101 CUSTODIAL INTERFERENCE 16 9 172 169 184 206 157 86 92 105 88 SEX REGISTRATION 1 0 8 2 2 1 2 3 4 3 6 INDECENT LIBERTIES 2 0 24 16 17 8 10 11 18 15 9 CHILD MOLESTATION 0 0 0 19 19 47 35 66 46 69 67 CHILD RAPE 0 1 12 23 23 28 35 39 31 62 35 RUNAWAY 33 42 503 474 510 490 440 369 295 309 311 SEX OTHER 4 1 36� 48 56 215 211 179 194 203 181 STALKING 0 0 24 17 19 18 15 21 17 17 27 SUSPICIOUS PERSON 31 26 397I 301 341 215 175 142 152 177 244 TOTAL SEX CRIMES 96 82 1281 1186 1294 1387 1271 1,108 996 1,067 1,108 DRUG 24 44 391 479 519 541 670 838 807 665 891 ITF OTHER 0 0 0 2 2 2 1 0 1 0 0 TOTAL ITF 24 44 391 487 521 542 671 838 808 665 891 TOTAL TRAFFIC REPORTS 326 332 3612 3230 3569 3081 3,183 3,811 3,800 3,345 2,403 TOTAL REPORTS RECEIVED 1,785 1,732 19,897 18,207 19,996 18,589 17,460 17,465 16,817 16,582 16,357 Spokane Valley Dispatched Calls 4000 3500 3000 � � �� "�. 2500 � ■ � ■ 2009 � � 2010 2000 �2011 �2012 1500 1000 500 0 JAN FEB MAR APR MAY JUN JUL AUG SEP OCT NOV DEC Charge Count from Tickets: Spokane Valley 2500 `�. �` ■ 2000 � � � � ■ � � � ;� ■ � ■ 1500 � ■ zoos � ,`� � �C 2010 /, J�� 2011 ! 1000 I -2012 � J 500 0 JAN FEB MAR APR MAY JUN JUL AUG SEP OCT NOV DEC SPOKANE VALLEY TRAFFIC COLLISIONS 300 � 250 � 200 1 � � . ■ i � ■ ■ 2009 150 � � � ♦ 2010 � � �2011 - -2012 100 50 0 JAN FEB MAR APR MAY JUN JUL AUG SEP OCT NOV DEC Spokane Valley Person Crimes 400 350 � 300 ` I�! 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