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LEGAL NOTICES
BY OWNER. 3 bedroom, 2 bath home
on quiet cul-de-sac in gated lake com-
munity. Backyard borders salmon creek.
,/ sq.ft living space, vaulted ceil-
I ngs, WOodstove, beautiful kitchen with
ge island. 2-car carport shed, green-
se. Large railed deck, overlooking
. mon creek. $140,000, must see to
Preciate (360) 490-4035 for appoint-
ment. L2/1 22
GREAT STARTER home, new 3 bed-
room, 2 bath with private lake, saltwater
access. Approximately 1,500 sq.ft. Just
minutes from Shelton, $159,900. (360)
791-7766 or (360) 426-5977. M1/4tfn
LAKE LIMERICK - all amenities, 3/4
acre, 3 bedroom septic, water, power.
Ready to build. $65,000. (360) 801-
0917. C1/25-2/15
Sharon Prather.
GRI, e-PR(), ABR. RE(IS
lm (36()) 427-5733
++sv.free2b.com
//'you m'c Iookin¢ to buy or ,+clla home or ply)perry,
Call me h)dily for a I,'RI,;E, llO-obli/lliOll, p/yg'o,+sional con,+ullalion.
Iusr Cllllillg o(lgc Icch[Iolo4y Io gel the job done/
Use Itl) OlllillO ,+OEllY!h OIIilIC I0 check for newly li,,tcd pnpcrlics
willtoul +my ha+,+le,,.
120 E. Skyline Drive, Shelton, WA 98584
A Investment OpportunitT!
WeSome in-town location Great condition
2 bedroom home with detached garage.
Only $109,997
Celt 1-888-263-0125 #72135
Yea]h, No Stairs! 1,700 Sq. Ft.!
New construction with 3 bedrooms, 2 bath-
rooms and an incredible kitchen. Fenced yard.
Only $169,997
Call 1-808-263-0125 #72075
Two Homes in One!
ft., 4 bedrooms & 2 baths. Two
3 car garage. Quiet tree-lined street.
Asking $209,997
Call 1-888-203-0125 #72105
Five Pristine Acres!
Over 2,000 sq. ft., 3 bedroroms & 2 baths.
Plus 2 bonus rooms. Very private. Minutes
from town. Just $249,997
Cat] 1-888-263-0125 #72115
Su )er Crosswc>rd
4dating
g newgas insert, paint,
, landscaping, detached
e outhuildings and great view
ics. $ ] ()5,9011
tlARI) T() FIND 4 bedroom home in
newer neighborhood 4 bdr, 1.75 hth,
covered porch, gas fi)reed air heat,
") , -) -)
-Ox,,, double garage and partially
fenced. Close to schools and county
parks with trails. $199,900
BEI)ROOM, 2 bath
Fawn l,akc, ;1 gated contmunity.
tngyou need on l floor. ( )ak uabine-
ceramic tilt., and w/w carpet-
any extras. EZ commute to ()lympia.
tty home hy BBK. $212,000
NEW UPSCALE HOME. 2380 sq ft 3
bedroom, 2.75 baths, den, .fficc, rcc
room, family rootn and hcart pump.
Views of ()lyntpics & Puget Sotmd Ag-
ate area. $309,900
U+ II00LP YOU
'Urnal Classifieds 360-426-4412
NOTICE OF SHORELINE MANAGEMENT
PERMIT
SHR2006-00028
Notice is hereby given that KEVlN ROG-
ERS, who is the owner of the described prop-
erty, has filed an application for a Shoreline
Management Permit for the development of:
Sub. Dev.
Joint-Use Pier, Ramp and Float.
Site Address: 16921 E STATE ROUTE
106 BELFAIR
Parcel Number: 222115000015
Location of Project: E. State Rt. 106 to
address.
Within: SE (quarter section) of Section: 11
Township: 22 N Range: 02 W, W.M.
in, Mason County Washington.
Said development is proposed within
Hood Canal and/or its associated wetlands.
Any person desiring to express their view or
to be notified of the action taken on the ap-
plication should notify:
MASON COUNTY DEPARTMENT OF
COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT
P O BOX 279
SHELTON, WA 98584
in writing of their interest. The comment
period is at least 30 days from the final date
of publication given pursuant to WAC 173-
14-020. The final date of publication, posting,
or mailing of notice is 2/6/2007.
Written comments will be accepted up to
the date of the hearing. Tue. March 13, 2007
@1:00 p.m.
A public hearing will be held on this permit
request. Contact this office at (360)427-9670,
ext. 363 for date and time of hearing.
A Determination of Nonsignificance was
issued on 2/2/2007 under WAC 197-11-340.
Written comments regarding this determina-
tion must be received by 2/16/2007.
2/1-8 2t
NOTICE OF SHORELINE MANAGEMENT
PERMIT
SHR2006-00040
Notice is hereby given that JAMES AP-
PEL, who is the owner of the described prop-
erty, has filed an application for a Shoreline
Management Permit for the development of
Sub. Dee.
Joint-Use Pier, Ramp and Float.
Site Address: 11351 ESTATE ROUTE
106 UNION
Parcel Number: 222302300060
Location of Project:
Within: NW (quarter section) of Section:
30 Township: 22 N Range: 02 W. WM.
In, Mason County Washington.
Said development is proposed within
Hood Canal and/or its associated wetlands.
Any person desiring to express their view or
to be notified of the action taken on the ap-
plication should notify:
MASON COUNTY DEPARTMENT OF
COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT
P O BOX 279
SHELTON, WA 98584
in writing of their interest. The comment
period is at least 30 days from the final date
of publication given pursuant to WAC 173-
14-020.
The final date of publication, posting, or
mailing of notice is 2/8/2007.
Written comments will be accepted up to
the date of the hearing. Tue. March 13, 2007
@ 1:00 p.m.
A public hearing will be held on this permit
request. Contact this office at (360)427-9670,
ext. 363 for date and time of hearing.
A Determination of Nonsignificance was
issued an 2/2/2007 under WAC 197-11-340.
Written comments regarding this determina-
tion must be received by 2/16/2007•
2/1-8 2t
NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING FORTHE
SHELTON FIRE DEPARTMENT
PUBLIC SAFETY BUILDING
Notice is hereby given that the hearings
examiner of the City of Shelton, Washington
will hold a public hearing beginning at ap-
proximately 3:00 p.m. on Tuesday February
13, 2007 at the Shelton Civic Center located
at 525 West Cota Street to consider the fol-
lowing project:
PROJECT LOCATION: t 22 West Frank-
lin Street
PROJECT DESCRIPTION: Renovation
of the original 1,894 square foot Public Safe-
ty Building and demolition of the remaining
structures at the site including: four existing
truck bays and multiple story structure above,
two mobile office buildings, various mechani-
cal equipment, and removal of the existing
blacktop surfacing. The demolition of struc-
tures is intended to facilitate the construc-
tion of a new 12,572 square foot two-story
structure which would contain: five fire ap-
paratus bays to be accessed off of Franklin
Street, 19 beds and associated living space
for resident firefighters, and various adminis-
trative offices. The project also includes the
proposed reorientation of vehicle travel on
Second Street, between Franklin Street and
Cedar Street, to a one-way northbound direc-
tion with consolidation of on-street parking to
the east side of Second Street to facilitate the
provision of additional on-street parking, as
well as removal/replacement of a large por+
tion of the existing sidewalkdriveway apron
along the project street frontages.
The proposal also includes the future de-
molition of existing structures and provision
of parking for the fire station on the parcel di-
rectly east of the subject site at the northwest
corner of First Street and Franklin Street. It
is anticipated that the proposed parking site
would provide for a minimum of 10 off-street
parking spaces, including one designated
accessible space, for fire department person-
nel/use.
The public is encouraged to attend the
hearing to provide comments relative to the
proposal. Written comments are also encour-
aged and should be submitted to the City of
Shelton no later than 5:00 p.m. on Monday
February 12, 2007. Comments should specif-
ically reference the "Shelton Fire Department
Public Safety Building" and be addressed to:
City of Shelton Department of Community
and Economic Development
Attention: Jason Dose
525 West Cota Street
Shelton, WA 98584.
The complete project file may be viewed
at the same address. Questions regarding
the above application should be directed to:
Jason Dose, City Planner, at (360) 432-5102
and jaso nd@ci, shelton.wa, us
2/1-8 2t
EXHIBIT "A"
FORM OF NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
AND REGULAR BOARD MEETING
SHELTON SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 309
MASON COUNTY, WASHINGTON
NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING AND
REGULAR MEETING ON THE PROPOSED
ALTERATIONS TO SPECIFIC
EXPENDITURES FROM STATE
FINANCING ASSISTANCE
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the
Board of Directors (the "Board") of Shel-
ton School District No. 309, Mason County,
Washington (the "District") will hold a public
hearing on February 13, 2007, at 5:30 P.M.,
in the District's Board Room, located in Room
No. 14 (Second Floor) at Choice Alterna-
tive School, 807 West Pine Street, Shelton,
Washington. The purpose of the public hear-
ing is to: (1) consider whether certain local
circumstances should cause alterations to
the specific expenditures from the proceeds
of the State of Washington financing assis-
tance originally authorized in Resolution No.
00-10; and (2) receive public testimony.
Answers are on page 39.
ACROSS
1 "Li'I Abner"
cartoonist
5 Mann or
Greeley
11 Lloyd
Wabbar
musical
15 Owns
18 Fragrance
19 Military
helicopter
20 Tgris-
Euphrates
land
21 Convent
cubicle
22 African
Revolution-
ary War
heroins?
24 Hunrs "-- 72 African 121 Potpourri
Ben Adhere" appetizer? 122 British
25 Wells' 74 Crewel tool buggy
creatures 76 European 124 African
26 Stun capital movie themo
27 Author 77 Memo start song?
Foliett 79 "Agnus --" 127 Wise -- owl
28 Actress 80 Wonderful 128 Turner or
Massen II1 Conductor Wood
29 Primer Queler 129 Aromatic
pooch 82 Like a raisin plant Borgias
30 Nobelist 83 -- deco 130 Mrs. Chaflie 23 Soccer
L e
Wiesel 85 broot er
33 Operetta
composer 86 Pan of
37 -- out MPH
(eradicate) 87 Stalk
3g African 88 Infantry
sitcom? action
44 Actress Talia 91 Cosmetloan
45 Relished a Lauder
roast 95 Take the
46 King of honey and
comedy run
OUT-OF-IT AFRICA
47 Gdnd 97 Walker's 2 Smith or 39 Shorten a 8g Approxi-
49 -- cotta "The -- Sandier slat matoly
52 "America's Purple" 3 Actress 40 Actress 90 Abound
Most 99 Pat on the Negri Hagen (with)
Wanted" buns? 4 Much 41 Tlerrs -- 92 A/chalc
host 101 Sign a valued Fuego contraction
55 Jubilant contract 5 "Bali --" 42 Conneclicut 93 Compass
57 Belfry sound 102 Declaim 6 Select, with campus pt.
59 Marry 104 Start of an "for" 43 Grabbed 94 Scrape by.
60 Roller- Alrican 7 Pinion's 44 Start wool with "out"
coaster unil anthem? panner gathering 96 Bastille, eg.
62 LAX leners 106 Nasty 8 Flu 48 Mall 98 Mauna --
63 Desire 109 Puccini's symptom madness 100 Yoko --
64 Botanist "-- Lescaur" 9 Chinese 60 Upshot 103 Cury
Gray 110 Secure the Olympic 51 Proverb Shidey
65 Frighten ship skater 53 It'll give you 105 Stick-in-the-
67 -- -Magnon 111 Scoundrels 10 Chariot a weigh mud?
69 Roll-call t12 Cow's cry follower 54 Jeckrbbtt, t06 Cry of
reply 114 LP 11 Security for one distress
70 Cozy successors grp. 56 O'Hare 107 "--
71 Swiss sight 117 Most minute 12 Ann --, MI homestead Lonesome
13 New Mexico 58 Settle a Tonight?"
resort acore ('60 hit)
14 Court sport 61 Go to bed 108 =aco
15 Beach Boys' 63 Certsln topping
African hit? singer 109 Heunted-
16 Knock 65 Make a house
for -- pile sounds
(astonish) 66 Alrio=n 111 Paint
17 Skirt feature acUess? layer
21 One of the 68 Peculiar 113 Spoken
70 Pursues 11S Barry or
71 -- suzette Bruback
Chaplin superstar 72 Philosophy 116 Stocking
131 Loonay 31 Tempest -- 73 Paper mishap
Tunes crilter teapot qusntlty 116 Baseball's
132 In addition 32 Parisian 75 Perry's Slaughter
133 Salem's pronoun creator 110 Unit of
state 34 TV'e "The 78 Sib's kid loudness
134 Manipulates -- of N,ght" 82 Trepidstion 120 "-- Onllig..."
35 Card 84 It may be 123 West of
DOWN coHeclion small Hollywood
1 Deep 36 Actress 88 Mindy of 124 Oay- --
uncon- Alicia "The Facts 125 Past
aciousness 38 Daed of Life" 126 Bog
On November 28, 2000, the Board ad-
opted Resolution No. 00-10, providing for the
submission to the District's voters at a special
election to be held on February 6, 2001, of
a ballot proposition authorizing the District to
issue its general obligation bonds in the prin-
cipal amount of no more than $30,965,000
(the "Bonds') to pay the cost to "construct
and equip new school facilities, modernize
and improve existing school facilities and
carry out other capital purposes to enhance
educational opportunities for students" (the
"Projects")•
At the special election, the District's vot-
ers approved the Bonds, and pursuant to this
authorization, the District sold, issued and
delivered three series of the Bonds.
Resolution No. 00-10, which was incor-
porated by reference in the ballot proposi-
tion approved by the District's voters, also
provided in Section 3 that "lilt is anticipated
that the District will receive some matching
funds from the State of Washington totaling
$6,291,826 as state assistance.• ." Such
money shaft be used, when and in such
amounts as it may become available, for later
completed elements of the Projects, or such
other purposes as the Board of Directors
may determine after holding a public hear-
ing thereon pursuant to RCW 28A.530 020."
(Emphasis added.) The funds identified in
this paragraph are hereinafter referred to as
"State Financing Assistance."
RCW 28A.530.020(2) provides that "[i]f
the school board subsequently determines
that state or local circumstances should cause
any alteration to the specific expenditures
from the debt financing or of the state assis-
tance, the Board shall first conduct a public
hearing to consider those circumstances and
to receive public testimony. If the board then
determines that any such alterations are in
the best interests of the district, it may adopt
a new resolution or amend the original reso-
lution at a public meeting held subsequent to
the meeting at which public testimony was
received."
Since the February 6, 2001 bond election
and the issuance of three series of Bonds,
certain local circu,mstances have come to
the attention of the Board, namely, (1) the
District has completed or made provision to
complete the Projects as identified in Resolu-
tion No. 00-10, and the District has State Fit
nancing Assistance remaining in the Capital
Projects Fund (the "Excess State Financing
Assistance"), and (2) the District Administra-
tion, after analysis, has recommended to the
Board that the District use the Excess State
Financing Assistance to pay the costs to (i)
acquire and install portable classrooms and
(ii) make other capital improvements, all as
deemed necessary by the Board ("Excess
State financing Assistance Improvements").
The Excess State Financing Improvements
are collectively referred to herein as the
"Alterations." The Excess State Financing
Assistance and the District's Administration
recommendation are collectively referred to
herein as the "Local Circumstances."
NOW, THEREFORE, the Board will con.+
duct a public hearing on February 13, 2007,
at 5:30 P.M., in the District's Board Room,
located in Room No. 14 (Second Floor) at
Choice Alternative School, 807 West Pine
Street, Shelton, Washington. All residents of
the District wishing to be heard for or against
the Alterations should appear at the hear-
ing and present their views. Alternatively, or
in addition, such interested residents may
submit their views for and against the Altera-
tions in writing and deliver them to the Dis-
trict Administrative Offices, located at 700
S. First Street, Shelton, Washington, 98584,
addressed to Joan Zook Superintendent and
Secretary to the Board, on or before the date
of the hearing.
NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that the
Board shall hold a regular meeting on Febru-
ary 27, 2007, at 6:00 P.M., in the District's
Board Room located in Room No. 14 (Sec-
ond Floor) at Choice Alternative School, 807
West Pine Street, Shelton, Washington, to
consider a resolution approving and ordering
the Alterations in such manner as shall be
found appropriate, taking into account the Lo-
cal Circumstances and testimony presented
at the public hearing. Among the objectives
of the Board in making its decision will be;
(a) improving the quality of the educational
programs offered; (b) achieving efficiency in
the construction, maintenance and operation
of District facilities; (c) promoting the best in-
terest of the District, its students and patrons;
and (d) such other criteria as the Board may
deem appropriate.
SHELTON SCHOOL DISTRICT NO.
309,
MASON COUNTY, WASHINGTON
/s/Joan Zook
Secretary to the Board of Directors
2/1-8 2t
PROBATE NOTICE TO CREDITORS
(RCW 11.40.030)
NO. 06 4 00195 9
SUPERIOR COURT OF WASHINGTON,
COUNTY OF MASON
IN RE THE ESTATE OF: JAN ROGER
DALBY, Deceased.
The Administrator named below has been
appointed as Administrator of this estate. Any
person having a claim against the Decedent
must, before the time the claim would be
barred by any otherwise applicable statute
of limitations, present the claim in the matter
as provided in RCW 11.40.070 by serving or
mailing to the Administrator or the Adminis-
trator's attorney at the address stated below
a copy of the claim and filing the original of
the claim with the Court• The claim must be
presented within the later of: (1) thirty days
after the Administrator served or mailed the
notice to the creditor as provided in RCW
11.40.020(3); or (2) four months after the
date of first publication of the notice. If the
claim is not presented within this time frame,
the claim is forever barred, except as other-
wise provided in RCW 11.40.051 and RCW
11.40.060. This bar is effective as to claims
against both the Decedent's probate and
nonprobate assets.
DATE OF FIRST PUBLICATION: Janu-
ary 25, 2007
Administrator: JOHN STEVE DALBY
Attorney and Registered Agent of Estate:
PAUL S. JENSEN, WSBA #15071
Address for mailing or service, PAUL S.
JENSEN, ATTORNEY
750 E. Stretch Is. Rd. S•
Grapeview, WA 99546
(360) 275-4405
1/25-2/1-8 3t
CLASSIFIED ADS FILL THE BILL
15 words
for $6.50
Call
The Journal
at 426-4412
Thursday, February 8, 2007 - Shelton-Mason County Journal - Page 43
LEGAL NOTICES
BY OWNER. 3 bedroom, 2 bath home
on quiet cul-de-sac in gated lake com-
munity. Backyard borders salmon creek.
,/ sq.ft living space, vaulted ceil-
I ngs, WOodstove, beautiful kitchen with
ge island. 2-car carport shed, green-
se. Large railed deck, overlooking
. mon creek. $140,000, must see to
Preciate (360) 490-4035 for appoint-
ment. L2/1 22
GREAT STARTER home, new 3 bed-
room, 2 bath with private lake, saltwater
access. Approximately 1,500 sq.ft. Just
minutes from Shelton, $159,900. (360)
791-7766 or (360) 426-5977. M1/4tfn
LAKE LIMERICK - all amenities, 3/4
acre, 3 bedroom septic, water, power.
Ready to build. $65,000. (360) 801-
0917. C1/25-2/15
Sharon Prather.
GRI, e-PR(), ABR. RE(IS
lm (36()) 427-5733
++sv.free2b.com
//'you m'c Iookin¢ to buy or ,+clla home or ply)perry,
Call me h)dily for a I,'RI,;E, llO-obli/lliOll, p/yg'o,+sional con,+ullalion.
Iusr Cllllillg o(lgc Icch[Iolo4y Io gel the job done/
Use Itl) OlllillO ,+OEllY!h OIIilIC I0 check for newly li,,tcd pnpcrlics
willtoul +my ha+,+le,,.
120 E. Skyline Drive, Shelton, WA 98584
A Investment OpportunitT!
WeSome in-town location Great condition
2 bedroom home with detached garage.
Only $109,997
Celt 1-888-263-0125 #72135
Yea]h, No Stairs! 1,700 Sq. Ft.!
New construction with 3 bedrooms, 2 bath-
rooms and an incredible kitchen. Fenced yard.
Only $169,997
Call 1-808-263-0125 #72075
Two Homes in One!
ft., 4 bedrooms & 2 baths. Two
3 car garage. Quiet tree-lined street.
Asking $209,997
Call 1-888-203-0125 #72105
Five Pristine Acres!
Over 2,000 sq. ft., 3 bedroroms & 2 baths.
Plus 2 bonus rooms. Very private. Minutes
from town. Just $249,997
Cat] 1-888-263-0125 #72115
Su )er Crosswc>rd
4dating
g newgas insert, paint,
, landscaping, detached
e outhuildings and great view
ics. $ ] ()5,9011
tlARI) T() FIND 4 bedroom home in
newer neighborhood 4 bdr, 1.75 hth,
covered porch, gas fi)reed air heat,
") , -) -)
-Ox,,, double garage and partially
fenced. Close to schools and county
parks with trails. $199,900
BEI)ROOM, 2 bath
Fawn l,akc, ;1 gated contmunity.
tngyou need on l floor. ( )ak uabine-
ceramic tilt., and w/w carpet-
any extras. EZ commute to ()lympia.
tty home hy BBK. $212,000
NEW UPSCALE HOME. 2380 sq ft 3
bedroom, 2.75 baths, den, .fficc, rcc
room, family rootn and hcart pump.
Views of ()lyntpics & Puget Sotmd Ag-
ate area. $309,900
U+ II00LP YOU
'Urnal Classifieds 360-426-4412
NOTICE OF SHORELINE MANAGEMENT
PERMIT
SHR2006-00028
Notice is hereby given that KEVlN ROG-
ERS, who is the owner of the described prop-
erty, has filed an application for a Shoreline
Management Permit for the development of:
Sub. Dev.
Joint-Use Pier, Ramp and Float.
Site Address: 16921 E STATE ROUTE
106 BELFAIR
Parcel Number: 222115000015
Location of Project: E. State Rt. 106 to
address.
Within: SE (quarter section) of Section: 11
Township: 22 N Range: 02 W, W.M.
in, Mason County Washington.
Said development is proposed within
Hood Canal and/or its associated wetlands.
Any person desiring to express their view or
to be notified of the action taken on the ap-
plication should notify:
MASON COUNTY DEPARTMENT OF
COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT
P O BOX 279
SHELTON, WA 98584
in writing of their interest. The comment
period is at least 30 days from the final date
of publication given pursuant to WAC 173-
14-020. The final date of publication, posting,
or mailing of notice is 2/6/2007.
Written comments will be accepted up to
the date of the hearing. Tue. March 13, 2007
@1:00 p.m.
A public hearing will be held on this permit
request. Contact this office at (360)427-9670,
ext. 363 for date and time of hearing.
A Determination of Nonsignificance was
issued on 2/2/2007 under WAC 197-11-340.
Written comments regarding this determina-
tion must be received by 2/16/2007.
2/1-8 2t
NOTICE OF SHORELINE MANAGEMENT
PERMIT
SHR2006-00040
Notice is hereby given that JAMES AP-
PEL, who is the owner of the described prop-
erty, has filed an application for a Shoreline
Management Permit for the development of
Sub. Dee.
Joint-Use Pier, Ramp and Float.
Site Address: 11351 ESTATE ROUTE
106 UNION
Parcel Number: 222302300060
Location of Project:
Within: NW (quarter section) of Section:
30 Township: 22 N Range: 02 W. WM.
In, Mason County Washington.
Said development is proposed within
Hood Canal and/or its associated wetlands.
Any person desiring to express their view or
to be notified of the action taken on the ap-
plication should notify:
MASON COUNTY DEPARTMENT OF
COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT
P O BOX 279
SHELTON, WA 98584
in writing of their interest. The comment
period is at least 30 days from the final date
of publication given pursuant to WAC 173-
14-020.
The final date of publication, posting, or
mailing of notice is 2/8/2007.
Written comments will be accepted up to
the date of the hearing. Tue. March 13, 2007
@ 1:00 p.m.
A public hearing will be held on this permit
request. Contact this office at (360)427-9670,
ext. 363 for date and time of hearing.
A Determination of Nonsignificance was
issued an 2/2/2007 under WAC 197-11-340.
Written comments regarding this determina-
tion must be received by 2/16/2007•
2/1-8 2t
NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING FORTHE
SHELTON FIRE DEPARTMENT
PUBLIC SAFETY BUILDING
Notice is hereby given that the hearings
examiner of the City of Shelton, Washington
will hold a public hearing beginning at ap-
proximately 3:00 p.m. on Tuesday February
13, 2007 at the Shelton Civic Center located
at 525 West Cota Street to consider the fol-
lowing project:
PROJECT LOCATION: t 22 West Frank-
lin Street
PROJECT DESCRIPTION: Renovation
of the original 1,894 square foot Public Safe-
ty Building and demolition of the remaining
structures at the site including: four existing
truck bays and multiple story structure above,
two mobile office buildings, various mechani-
cal equipment, and removal of the existing
blacktop surfacing. The demolition of struc-
tures is intended to facilitate the construc-
tion of a new 12,572 square foot two-story
structure which would contain: five fire ap-
paratus bays to be accessed off of Franklin
Street, 19 beds and associated living space
for resident firefighters, and various adminis-
trative offices. The project also includes the
proposed reorientation of vehicle travel on
Second Street, between Franklin Street and
Cedar Street, to a one-way northbound direc-
tion with consolidation of on-street parking to
the east side of Second Street to facilitate the
provision of additional on-street parking, as
well as removal/replacement of a large por+
tion of the existing sidewalkdriveway apron
along the project street frontages.
The proposal also includes the future de-
molition of existing structures and provision
of parking for the fire station on the parcel di-
rectly east of the subject site at the northwest
corner of First Street and Franklin Street. It
is anticipated that the proposed parking site
would provide for a minimum of 10 off-street
parking spaces, including one designated
accessible space, for fire department person-
nel/use.
The public is encouraged to attend the
hearing to provide comments relative to the
proposal. Written comments are also encour-
aged and should be submitted to the City of
Shelton no later than 5:00 p.m. on Monday
February 12, 2007. Comments should specif-
ically reference the "Shelton Fire Department
Public Safety Building" and be addressed to:
City of Shelton Department of Community
and Economic Development
Attention: Jason Dose
525 West Cota Street
Shelton, WA 98584.
The complete project file may be viewed
at the same address. Questions regarding
the above application should be directed to:
Jason Dose, City Planner, at (360) 432-5102
and jaso nd@ci, shelton.wa, us
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EXHIBIT "A"
FORM OF NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
AND REGULAR BOARD MEETING
SHELTON SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 309
MASON COUNTY, WASHINGTON
NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING AND
REGULAR MEETING ON THE PROPOSED
ALTERATIONS TO SPECIFIC
EXPENDITURES FROM STATE
FINANCING ASSISTANCE
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the
Board of Directors (the "Board") of Shel-
ton School District No. 309, Mason County,
Washington (the "District") will hold a public
hearing on February 13, 2007, at 5:30 P.M.,
in the District's Board Room, located in Room
No. 14 (Second Floor) at Choice Alterna-
tive School, 807 West Pine Street, Shelton,
Washington. The purpose of the public hear-
ing is to: (1) consider whether certain local
circumstances should cause alterations to
the specific expenditures from the proceeds
of the State of Washington financing assis-
tance originally authorized in Resolution No.
00-10; and (2) receive public testimony.
Answers are on page 39.
ACROSS
1 "Li'I Abner"
cartoonist
5 Mann or
Greeley
11 Lloyd
Wabbar
musical
15 Owns
18 Fragrance
19 Military
helicopter
20 Tgris-
Euphrates
land
21 Convent
cubicle
22 African
Revolution-
ary War
heroins?
24 Hunrs "-- 72 African 121 Potpourri
Ben Adhere" appetizer? 122 British
25 Wells' 74 Crewel tool buggy
creatures 76 European 124 African
26 Stun capital movie themo
27 Author 77 Memo start song?
Foliett 79 "Agnus --" 127 Wise -- owl
28 Actress 80 Wonderful 128 Turner or
Massen II1 Conductor Wood
29 Primer Queler 129 Aromatic
pooch 82 Like a raisin plant Borgias
30 Nobelist 83 -- deco 130 Mrs. Chaflie 23 Soccer
L e
Wiesel 85 broot er
33 Operetta
composer 86 Pan of
37 -- out MPH
(eradicate) 87 Stalk
3g African 88 Infantry
sitcom? action
44 Actress Talia 91 Cosmetloan
45 Relished a Lauder
roast 95 Take the
46 King of honey and
comedy run
OUT-OF-IT AFRICA
47 Gdnd 97 Walker's 2 Smith or 39 Shorten a 8g Approxi-
49 -- cotta "The -- Sandier slat matoly
52 "America's Purple" 3 Actress 40 Actress 90 Abound
Most 99 Pat on the Negri Hagen (with)
Wanted" buns? 4 Much 41 Tlerrs -- 92 A/chalc
host 101 Sign a valued Fuego contraction
55 Jubilant contract 5 "Bali --" 42 Conneclicut 93 Compass
57 Belfry sound 102 Declaim 6 Select, with campus pt.
59 Marry 104 Start of an "for" 43 Grabbed 94 Scrape by.
60 Roller- Alrican 7 Pinion's 44 Start wool with "out"
coaster unil anthem? panner gathering 96 Bastille, eg.
62 LAX leners 106 Nasty 8 Flu 48 Mall 98 Mauna --
63 Desire 109 Puccini's symptom madness 100 Yoko --
64 Botanist "-- Lescaur" 9 Chinese 60 Upshot 103 Cury
Gray 110 Secure the Olympic 51 Proverb Shidey
65 Frighten ship skater 53 It'll give you 105 Stick-in-the-
67 -- -Magnon 111 Scoundrels 10 Chariot a weigh mud?
69 Roll-call t12 Cow's cry follower 54 Jeckrbbtt, t06 Cry of
reply 114 LP 11 Security for one distress
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71 Swiss sight 117 Most minute 12 Ann --, MI homestead Lonesome
13 New Mexico 58 Settle a Tonight?"
resort acore ('60 hit)
14 Court sport 61 Go to bed 108 =aco
15 Beach Boys' 63 Certsln topping
African hit? singer 109 Heunted-
16 Knock 65 Make a house
for -- pile sounds
(astonish) 66 Alrio=n 111 Paint
17 Skirt feature acUess? layer
21 One of the 68 Peculiar 113 Spoken
70 Pursues 11S Barry or
71 -- suzette Bruback
Chaplin superstar 72 Philosophy 116 Stocking
131 Loonay 31 Tempest -- 73 Paper mishap
Tunes crilter teapot qusntlty 116 Baseball's
132 In addition 32 Parisian 75 Perry's Slaughter
133 Salem's pronoun creator 110 Unit of
state 34 TV'e "The 78 Sib's kid loudness
134 Manipulates -- of N,ght" 82 Trepidstion 120 "-- Onllig..."
35 Card 84 It may be 123 West of
DOWN coHeclion small Hollywood
1 Deep 36 Actress 88 Mindy of 124 Oay- --
uncon- Alicia "The Facts 125 Past
aciousness 38 Daed of Life" 126 Bog
On November 28, 2000, the Board ad-
opted Resolution No. 00-10, providing for the
submission to the District's voters at a special
election to be held on February 6, 2001, of
a ballot proposition authorizing the District to
issue its general obligation bonds in the prin-
cipal amount of no more than $30,965,000
(the "Bonds') to pay the cost to "construct
and equip new school facilities, modernize
and improve existing school facilities and
carry out other capital purposes to enhance
educational opportunities for students" (the
"Projects")•
At the special election, the District's vot-
ers approved the Bonds, and pursuant to this
authorization, the District sold, issued and
delivered three series of the Bonds.
Resolution No. 00-10, which was incor-
porated by reference in the ballot proposi-
tion approved by the District's voters, also
provided in Section 3 that "lilt is anticipated
that the District will receive some matching
funds from the State of Washington totaling
$6,291,826 as state assistance.• ." Such
money shaft be used, when and in such
amounts as it may become available, for later
completed elements of the Projects, or such
other purposes as the Board of Directors
may determine after holding a public hear-
ing thereon pursuant to RCW 28A.530 020."
(Emphasis added.) The funds identified in
this paragraph are hereinafter referred to as
"State Financing Assistance."
RCW 28A.530.020(2) provides that "[i]f
the school board subsequently determines
that state or local circumstances should cause
any alteration to the specific expenditures
from the debt financing or of the state assis-
tance, the Board shall first conduct a public
hearing to consider those circumstances and
to receive public testimony. If the board then
determines that any such alterations are in
the best interests of the district, it may adopt
a new resolution or amend the original reso-
lution at a public meeting held subsequent to
the meeting at which public testimony was
received."
Since the February 6, 2001 bond election
and the issuance of three series of Bonds,
certain local circu,mstances have come to
the attention of the Board, namely, (1) the
District has completed or made provision to
complete the Projects as identified in Resolu-
tion No. 00-10, and the District has State Fit
nancing Assistance remaining in the Capital
Projects Fund (the "Excess State Financing
Assistance"), and (2) the District Administra-
tion, after analysis, has recommended to the
Board that the District use the Excess State
Financing Assistance to pay the costs to (i)
acquire and install portable classrooms and
(ii) make other capital improvements, all as
deemed necessary by the Board ("Excess
State financing Assistance Improvements").
The Excess State Financing Improvements
are collectively referred to herein as the
"Alterations." The Excess State Financing
Assistance and the District's Administration
recommendation are collectively referred to
herein as the "Local Circumstances."
NOW, THEREFORE, the Board will con.+
duct a public hearing on February 13, 2007,
at 5:30 P.M., in the District's Board Room,
located in Room No. 14 (Second Floor) at
Choice Alternative School, 807 West Pine
Street, Shelton, Washington. All residents of
the District wishing to be heard for or against
the Alterations should appear at the hear-
ing and present their views. Alternatively, or
in addition, such interested residents may
submit their views for and against the Altera-
tions in writing and deliver them to the Dis-
trict Administrative Offices, located at 700
S. First Street, Shelton, Washington, 98584,
addressed to Joan Zook Superintendent and
Secretary to the Board, on or before the date
of the hearing.
NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that the
Board shall hold a regular meeting on Febru-
ary 27, 2007, at 6:00 P.M., in the District's
Board Room located in Room No. 14 (Sec-
ond Floor) at Choice Alternative School, 807
West Pine Street, Shelton, Washington, to
consider a resolution approving and ordering
the Alterations in such manner as shall be
found appropriate, taking into account the Lo-
cal Circumstances and testimony presented
at the public hearing. Among the objectives
of the Board in making its decision will be;
(a) improving the quality of the educational
programs offered; (b) achieving efficiency in
the construction, maintenance and operation
of District facilities; (c) promoting the best in-
terest of the District, its students and patrons;
and (d) such other criteria as the Board may
deem appropriate.
SHELTON SCHOOL DISTRICT NO.
309,
MASON COUNTY, WASHINGTON
/s/Joan Zook
Secretary to the Board of Directors
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PROBATE NOTICE TO CREDITORS
(RCW 11.40.030)
NO. 06 4 00195 9
SUPERIOR COURT OF WASHINGTON,
COUNTY OF MASON
IN RE THE ESTATE OF: JAN ROGER
DALBY, Deceased.
The Administrator named below has been
appointed as Administrator of this estate. Any
person having a claim against the Decedent
must, before the time the claim would be
barred by any otherwise applicable statute
of limitations, present the claim in the matter
as provided in RCW 11.40.070 by serving or
mailing to the Administrator or the Adminis-
trator's attorney at the address stated below
a copy of the claim and filing the original of
the claim with the Court• The claim must be
presented within the later of: (1) thirty days
after the Administrator served or mailed the
notice to the creditor as provided in RCW
11.40.020(3); or (2) four months after the
date of first publication of the notice. If the
claim is not presented within this time frame,
the claim is forever barred, except as other-
wise provided in RCW 11.40.051 and RCW
11.40.060. This bar is effective as to claims
against both the Decedent's probate and
nonprobate assets.
DATE OF FIRST PUBLICATION: Janu-
ary 25, 2007
Administrator: JOHN STEVE DALBY
Attorney and Registered Agent of Estate:
PAUL S. JENSEN, WSBA #15071
Address for mailing or service, PAUL S.
JENSEN, ATTORNEY
750 E. Stretch Is. Rd. S•
Grapeview, WA 99546
(360) 275-4405
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