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Prop. 1 opponents say park district is wrong way to fund ARC Critics say Metropolitan Park District lacks specificity of a traditional bond measure, takes power away from Kirkland voters BY TJ MARTINELL tmartinell@kirklandreporter.com

or members of the effort against the creation of a Metropolitan Park District (MPD) as a funding mechanism for the Aquatic and Recreational Community Center (ARC) it’s not about whether to fund the ARC but how. One of the leaders of the

“no” vote against Proposition 1 includes Rick Whitney, who served on the city Parks Board for nine years as well as on prior committees dedicated to getting park bond measures passed. Both Whitney and Ken MacKenzie, another Prop. 1 opposition organizer, agree that there is a strong need for an aquatic center. “The need is not the

issue,” Whitney said. “It’s about how it’s [ARC] being funded.” An MPD is a junior taxing district that sets a fixed tax rate all property owners pay per $1,000 in assessed valuation (AV), with a maximum rate of 75 cents per $1,000 AV. A bond, on the other hand, raises a fixed amount per year and the tax rate changes accord-

ingly. Under the proposed ARC, believe an MPD is ordinance, the the most practi“The need is cal way of fundMPD’s boundaries not the issue. ing the ARC after would be the city limits. The city has It’s about how searching for both estimated that the it’s [ARC] being locations to build tax rate would be it, as well as ways of funded.” around 25 cents per paying for the asRick Whitney 1,000 AV. sociated costs. With City officials many of the costs and proponents of Prop. still uncertain, including 1, including the political the purchase price for a action committee (PAC) specific property on which Yes on Prop. 1, Build the to site it, the MPD would

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Kirkland hospital leading the way with new treatment BY TJ MARTINELL tmartinell@kirklandreporter.com

Former Seattle Seahawks fullback Mack Strong hosted an event at EvergreenHealth Sept. 16 to raise awareness about prostate cancer that also helped highlight exclusive new technology introduced at the hospital for improving cancer treatment. The event allowed participants to test their Seahawks trivia knowledge, get signed autographs and photos with Strong, who played for the Seahawks 14 seasons. Strong has been hosting the event for six years and said he first got involved out of a desire to encourage more men in his age group, particularly African American men, to take proactive steps in dealing with prostate cancer and live their lives with peace of mind. “It became one of those

enable the city to raise as much as needed to cover the final bill, while a bond measure would require more certainty as to the final cost. From Whitney and MacKenzie’s perspective, however, the measure offers a lack of specificity, certainty and accountability. Whitney stated one of [ more MPD page 3 ]

EvergreenHealth X-ray technician Erin Pool meets with former Seattle Seahawk and current broadcaster Mack Strong in front of the hospital during a prostate awareness event in Kirkland. This was the sixth year Strong has volunteered for the event. MATT PHELPS, Kirkland Reporter things I needed to do,” he said. “It’s something we need to stress a lot more, when you’re approaching that age you need to get checked. “ Around 230,000 men are diagnosed with prostate cancer every year. African American men have the highest incidence rate of prostate cancer and 60 percent more are likely to develop it compared to Caucasian men. However, 95 percent of men get prostate cancer at

some point, according to tate cancer treatment, Rose Guerrero, director EvergreenHealth has of cancer services at The introduced new technolHalvorson Cancer Center ogy not found elsewhere at Evergreenin the state. Health. Although Approved by the the exact cause is Food and Drug not known for cerAdministration in tain, the survival April, the techrate is relatively nology reduces high. The main the side effects of problem, Guerrero prostate cancer Dr. Richard Hsi said, is convincing treatment. reluctant men be Richard Hsi, screened earlier, starting MD, a radiation oncoloin their 40s and 50s. gist at EvergeenHealth, As part of their prosparticipated in the clini-

cal trials for the technology. Injecting a gel into the patient reduced radiation in the surrounding areas treated for cancer by 75 percent, with a 70 percent reduction in toxicity. For patients looking at treatment options, the gel injection makes radiation a more attractive choice than surgery; the gel is 90 percent water and goes away within six months, according to Hsi. For doctors like Hsi, [ more PROSTATE page 3 ]

The Juanita Neighborhood Association and Finn Hill Neighborhood Alliance will host a forum featuring all five candidates on the ballot for Kirkland City Council during the November general election, from 7-8:45 p.m. on Sept. 29 at the Kirkland Justice Center. The candidates scheduled to participate are Councilwoman Shelley Kloba and challenger Jason Chinchilla for Position 2, Councilman Dave Asher and challenger Martin Morgan for Position 6 and Councilman Toby Nixon for Position 4, who is running unopposed. The two neighborhood groups are soliciting questions for the candidates to address during the event. To submit a question for the candidates, email Ken Albinger at ken.albinger@gmail.com The Kirkland Justice Center is located at 11750 NE 118th Street.

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appointment for a quick impression, then pick up the free personalized, custom mouth-guard a few days later. There are no catches or ‘gotchyas’. We want the community to know we are here to provide great care whenever someone has a dental need.” Free mouth-guards aren’t the only groundbreaking change Dr. Everett has brought to Kirkland’s dental community. Kirkland Family Dentistry is now offering all new patients a comprehensive Dr. Benjamin Greene exam, cleaning, and x-rays for only 99¢. This promotion is to encourage Kirkland residents to see the office and meet the highly-trained staff. Patients who are apprehensive about going to a new dentist have nothing to lose at this price. When asked how Kirkland Family Dentistry can provide these services for 99¢ considering it actually costs the office a few hundred dollars, Dr. Everett responded “we are so confident the new patients will appreciate and enjoy the office, the staff, and the dental care we provide that they will trust us with their dental needs for years to come.”

A worker stands in a garbage dumpster along with one of the Parkplace signs that used to adorn the brick building in downtown Kirkland. TJ MARTINELL, Kirkland Reporter

Leases terminated at Parkplace, businesses required to leave by Dec. 1 BY TJ MARTINELL tmartinell@kirklandreporter.com

he removal of Parkplace signs last week marked the beginning of the redevelopment process that is expected to begin sometime early next year. At the same time, Parkplace businesses located in buildings slated for demolition as part of the first

phase of redevelopment have had leases terminated and will be moving out of their space by Dec. 1, though many said they plan on remaining either in Kirkland or downtown. For some like the La Pasta Kirkland, a Seattle-based grocer, the lease termination means a short-lived stay, as they had been at their Parkplace location for

a few months. The GNC, a vitamin and supplement store, will be moving to Crossroads, though they might come back after the redevelopment is finished. Tim’s Seafood will move to into the space formerly occupied by City Thai Restaurant, next to the Original Pancake House. The buildings to be [ more LEASE page 5 ]

With Dr. Everett joining the practice, both Dr. Greene and Dr. Everett will be able to provide more comprehensive care. Both doctors are looking forward to working together and serving the community for many years to come. As Dr. Greene stated, “we are proud to have another doctor onboard to continue the legacy of great dental care, but in a team approach. Two heads are always better than one, and this goes for dentistry as well.”

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Driving over the crest of Market Street you may have noticed some large blue banners hanging from the clean-cut beige building at 1715 Market Street. These banners are announcing the Kirkland Reporter’s 2015 winner for the Best Dentist Award. Kirkland Family Dentistry, a modern and high-end dental practice has been a proud leader in delivering the highest quality of dental care since 1989. Dr. Jonathan Everett and Dr. Benjamin Greene both describe the philosophy of the practice as one that is quite simple; quality cosmetic and comprehensive dental care should be affordable for the entire family. This Dr. Jonathan Everett motto has driven Kirkland Family Dentistry’s success in delivering healthy smiles with the best materials available at reasonable prices for Kirkland families.

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Rep. Larry Springer honored by King County Family Coalition Recently, more than 120 individuals attended the Annual Summer Potluck Picnic of the King County Family Coalition for Developmental Disabilities, a program of The Arc of King County, where eight legislators, including 45th District’s Rep. Larry Springer were awarded for their extraordinary efforts during the 2015 legislative session. This annual award is given to legislators who go above and beyond to champion DD issues. Addressing the unmet need for waiting families whose children qualified for state respite and

other state Developmen- a bill that provided for tal Disabilities Adminlocal option housing istration services, the for affordable housing Legislature added 5,000 for many individuals, individuals with including people developmenwith developtal disabilities mental disabili(DD) to services. ties. RepresenRepresentative tative Springer Springer was prime sponsored awarded for his both bills. His extraordinary efforts in the rerole with a biRep. Larry Springer cent session were partisan effort to spectacular, and help people with well needed at a developmental disabilitime when many young ties. people with develop“Representative mental disabilities are Springer has been a entering the workforce, steadfast supporter of receiving employment individuals with develservices, and need housopmental disabilities, ing.” and also a leader on ensuring resources for affordable housing,” said King County Family Coalition Coordinator Joe Cunningham. “During the 2015 session and special sessions, the Legislature passed two important affordable housing bills, HB 1223 which provided for local financing for affordable housing near transit centers, and HB 2263,

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[ PROSTATE from page 1] the gel could possibly allow them to give patients stronger radiation treatment. “We’re basically taking a step in making the treatment successful without any residual effects,” he said. According to EvergreenHealth, since the radiation treatment was first introduced in 2000, 98 percent of prostate cancer patients who opt for the treatment were found disease-free in followup prostate-specific antigen (PSA) tests.

voting on a tax measure, rather than leave it up to the council to decide in perpetuity. “The taxpayers in Kirkland have always had the ability to control how much money the city spends in taxes,” he said. “Every large project that requires a capital investment is paid for with a bond. Operations that are not self-sustaining are subsidized with levies. That gives the city a fixed pool of money to spend. And that’s worked really well for the city. It’s got a great credit rating. The MPD takes that control away, because the city council has the ability to set whatever tax rate they wish without going back to the taxpayers and getting agreement. And so issues like building an ARC means that it’s impossible for the taxpay-

ers to control the amount of money spent. You need to be careful, because once you allow a group of people to control the amount of money, it becomes easier to have projects maybe not as controlled as they could be.” They also questioned whether the ARC, estimated to cost $48-67 million, would be as big of a project as it is if the city intended to fund it through a bond levy. “There’s been some concern that maybe this ARC thing has gotten kind of big,” MacKenzie said. “It’s gotten to be an enormous project. It’s accumulating more and more features as the studies go on and a broader and broader vision. I think it is a result of the funding mechanism.” For more information, go to no-kard.org.

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vote out enough councilprove it. members to get a majority While proponents willing to dissolve the park see the MPD as flexible district. enough to provide funding Additionally, he said, a for the ARC, Whitney and future council could posMacKenzie view it as too sibly alter or remove the vague compared to the proposed interlocal agree2012 Parks Levy, which ment with the park district, raises a specific amount, which is not a part of Prop. $2.35 million annually, 1, and change the circumfor a specific purpose, to stances under which the fund maintenance of district is run. Kirkland’s parks and Prior to apnatural areas. VOTE proving the MPD The bond measure for the levy was passed November ballot, after city budget the council added constraints affected language that states the their ability to maintain district board could not in- the city parks during the crease the levy rate in any economic downturn. one year for purposes other In contrast, the MPD than financing the ARC gives the council the ability by more than five cents to spend revenue not just per $1,000 AV without on the ARC but on other first placing an advisory potential park-related projballot measure to a public ects both in and outside vote. In response, Whitney the park district. and MacKenzie both said Instead, MacKenzie the vote is advisory only said that that the comand the council could still munity should know just choose to raise the tax rate how much they will end up even if voters refuse to appaying for the ARC before

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his main apprehensions is the permanency of the taxing district; under state law, only the district’s governing body can abolish it, while voters can only vote for the board to consider the matter, albeit no action is required by the board. “This is something we’re committing to forever,” Whitney said. Under the proposed park district, the council would act as the governing body, rather than a separate governing board of directors, as 11 of the 17 existing MPDs in the state have. The board would approve the district’s six-year budget, which would be updated annually and include a public hearing prior to adoption of the annual budget. The council also approved an ordinance that authorizes the city manager to enter into an interlocal agreement with the MPD. The interlocal agreement

would allow the city to run the district directly. Concerns have also been raised as to how the ballot measure is being presented to the community. Whitney says he hopes to find a solution for aquatics in Kirkland but feels there is too much emphasis on the ARC as part of the Prop. 1 vote and how the council intends to use the MPD funds. “I have high regard for the current council, but that’s not what we’re voting on,” he said. Voters are deciding on a related but more specific issue, the creation of the MPD to fund the ARC project, Whitney said. The inability of voters to directly control the district or how the money is spent leaves a large potential problem, he said. Should a new council come in and misspend the money or fail to use it as the residents approve, the only way to get rid of the MPD would be to

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Please vote for Prop. 1 After some of my neighbors read the article in the Sept. 11 Reporter on the Kirkland Aquatics, Recreation and Community (ARC) Center (“Kirkland residents start PAC for ARC ballot measure”), they asked me why Kirkland is proposing to create a Metropolitan Park District (MPD), what it is, and why aren’t we voting on a bond issue. I wanted to share my response with other Kirkland neighbors. Under Washington State law, communities can create “metropolitan park districts for the management, control, improvement, maintenance, and acquisition of parks, boulevards, and recreational facilities.” Kirkland’s Proposition 1 creates an MPD to fund construction and maintenance of the proposed Kirkland ARC at the lowest cost to taxpayers while providing sustainable, dependable revenue to ensure the ARC remains a cherished resource for many years. Voting for Proposition 1 and the MPD provides the flexibility Kirkland needs to secure land and finalize plans for the ARC. The MPD approach provides funds for construction and ongoing maintenance whereas a bond would provide funds for construction only. With a bond measure, we could end up just where we are today with our county and city pools built under the Forward Thrust bonds in the 1970s - closed or in jeopardy of closprograms.” Essentially sticking another forever ing because there aren’t funds to modernize or Parks Levy on the back of the ARC Center funding. maintain these facilities. Those existing pools that You will not see this fact advertised in the Arc are not in jeopardy of closing are being supported information flyer from the Kirkland Parks Departby an MPD in their community. ment or in the name of the MPD which Kirkland To raise the estimated $4.5 million per year to calls the “Kirkland Aquatics and Recreation fund the costs associated with building the ARC, District.” the MPD levy rate is estimated to be about 25 cents If Mr. Asher can use words like “fear mongerper $1,000 of assessed value based on current asing,” I guess I can use a word like “deceptive.” sessments, or about $10 per month for a homeJim Boril, Kirkland owner whose house is assessed at $500,000 - about the cost of a movie. And, once the construction costs are paid for, the levy rate can be reduced to cover only ongoing maintenance of the facility. This dependable revenue source for the ARC I haven’t seen Mr. Asher speak about the cost to means that the facility can be maintained to a high taxpayers. But maybe I missed out on something. standard and serve Kirkland residents for many, So, I began wondering what the cost to property many years. owners would be to form this “district.” The MPD funding approach was established As far as I can tell, by looking at the law on-line, in its current form by state law in 2004. Many taxation will be 75 cents per $1,000 of assessed communities across Washington have established value. On a $400,000 dollar house, the tax will be MPDs to fund their parks and recreation facilities. another $300 a year on top of what we pay already The MPD is working well in these communiin taxers. Also, according to what I’ve found ties and it will work well for Kirkland. Please on line, a bond measure takes 60 percent to vote for Prop. 1 to build the Kirkland ARC KIRKLAND pass whereas a district measure requires that will serve our entire community for only 50 percent. Effectively, the [Kirkgenerations. land City] Council (of which Mr. Asher Rick Colella, Kirkland is a member) watered down the voice of property owners. One might even consider it a declaration of war on property owners. Looking at the law, it seems that the district tax is forever, whereas a bond measure is paid off and the I am a fearmonger. This is because at a recent tax disappears. meeting that Council Member [Dave] Asher and It appears that the increase in property taxes I attended I questioned the fact that although we affects all property owners, both businesses and are being sold on the Metropolitan Park District homeowners. Clearly, to cover added taxation, all (MPD) as a means to fund the ARC, we are actubusinesses (including apartments) will have to raise ally authorizing the ability to increase taxes by their prices. Kirkland citizens will pay more for three times the amount needed. products. Curiously, since prices rise on goods, so The MPD by definition can tax property owners will the monies collected for state and local taxes up to a rate of 75 cents per $1,000 of assessed value. also rise. There is no law that you have to use the whole 75 Personally, I disagree with Mr. Asher when he cents and indeed Kirkland has stated that the ARC implies the City Council listens well to Kirkland would only require about a 25 cents per $1,000 citizens. As an example, the City Council banned tax and that this would cost the average Kirkland plastic bags in spite of a survey that reported 70 homeowner about $108 per year. percent of Kirkland citizens against the ban. I kind If the city of Kirkland had left this MPD as they of wonder who they were serving by their vote? are advertising to fund the ARC, I would have no As for the argument by Mr. Asher that this is problem with it. It would be a great tool to use for “for the good of the kids.” How many times have a project such as this. However, not wanting to give I heard this emotional appeal when politicians up 50 cents worth of taxing ability, the Kirkland revert, as a last resort, to trying to produce guilt City Council added wording to ordinance O-4485 feelings if I don’t vote for the measure? Moreover, to allow taxes to be collected using this MPD for If the citizens want kids to be taught to learn how “other future parks and recreational facilities and to swim, then let’s build a nice enclosed swimming

Mr. Asher, the council doesn’t always listen to the citizens

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pool for swimming lessons. Kirkland doesn’t need the extravagant cost of an ARC. I also wonder, that if the Lake Washington School District isn’t replacing the Juanita pool, then how much will my taxes decrease because of the elimination of pool operating costs. Elections are around the corner and are the best way to convey satisfaction or dissatisfaction with the ARC taxation and with members of the Kirkland City Council.

Kenn Kullberg, Kirkland

PACs, ARCs and fearmongering The proponents of ARC now wish to create a PAC so they can fund the push to build a municipal park district solely for the purpose of giving us yet another taxing entity. The city limits would be the boundary and the esteemed council the governing body. This is the same body that had a $2 million deficit at the time of the recent annexations. This is the same body that was recently awarded a stewardship award from the King County Council. Dave Asher, a member of this same council that would govern this MPD, is telling us that if we disagree with this decision it is due to fearmongering. This same Dave Asher, when many of us attended a public forum on the ARC and other items said, those of you who are objecting now are coming a little late to the party and have no idea how much time and money this council has put into this project; it is a little late to be objecting now. I think it is time we, as a rational community push back and say no to new taxes for recreational special interests. My property tax breaks distribution is like yours and is distributed as follows: State 21 percent, local school 30.5 percent, county 12.5 percent, city 13.5 percent, port 1.7 percent, fire 1.1 percent, hospital 3.7 percent, library 4.7 percent, EMS 2.8 percent and fees and charges 7.1 percent. As the current market prices on housing continue to escalate the actual dollars flowing to Kirkland is continuing to grow without adding additional taxes. It seems if they were true stewards of the funds they could find a way to afford what is essential and like the rest of us, save for what is a want and not a need. This issue is not simply about having two Olympic-sized pools and other facilities on the seven-toeight acre parcel, it will also create an infrastructure that the city will then need to support in perpetuity. There will has to be a manager, staff and pensions factored into this. These will become unfunded costs that will have to [ more LETTER page 5 ]

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demolished include the 505 Parkplace Center where Todd’s Crab Cracker is located and the building across from the QFC. Talon Capital has been meeting with the city’s design review board, their last conference over the redevelopment design on Aug. 17. As part of the plan, one building will be residential, with 225 units. The Master Plan looks to have 300 units total on the Parkplace property, 10 percent of which would be for affordable housing. The City Council voted to approve zoning changes to the Parkplace property as well as the Master Plan and Design Guidelines in order to allow for more residential use. After purchasing the property from Touchstone, Talon amended the Master Plan to reduce the overall size. Bill Pollard, a principal owner at Talon, previously announced the site plan now includes two office buildings with retail on the ground floor. One of them will include the current QFC, which Pollard said will be double its current size, along with other retail, while the second floor will have restaurants. The office space, he said, will be on the upper floors of the eight-story building. Parkplace businesses received their termination notices about a month ago, and already the Einstein Bros. Bagels and the Hallmark store have closed, while others like the Chamber of Commerce have plans to move across the street into the recentlycompleted Arete apartment

complex on Central Way. “It was important for us to stay downtown and have something more vibrant than a sign saying ‘This is where the Chamber is,’” Director Bruce Wynn said. According to Talon’s Investment Director Bill Leedom, the northern section of the Park Place Center building will be have a marketing office inside, while

the south-facing section will be closed off. Renovation work is currently taking place inside the lobby. Workers removed several of the Parkplace signs on the buildings last Thursday, though the clock facing southward will remain for the time being. The QFC will remain in its current building until the first phase of redevelop-

ment is complete, at which point they will move into one of the new buildings while the old building is demolished.

Stan Olson, Kirkland

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intended to serve residents of all ages. We have learned from the recent experiences of nearby communities such as Lynnwood, Federal Way and Vancouver that these popular public facilities are able to generate sufficient revenues to meet their policies for cost recovery. Kirkland voters will be considering Proposition 1 on Nov. 3 when they decide on whether or not to approve a funding mechanism – the Kirkland Aquatics and

Recreation District – for the ARC Center. More information about the ARC Center, including the proposed operating plan and anticipated financial performance, is available on the City’s website at www. kirklandwa.gov/kirklandarc.

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In a recent letter to the editor (City of Kirkland not considering operating costs with ARC, Sept. 14), the writer suggests that the city of Kirkland may not be fully considering operating costs for the proposed Kirkland Aquatics, Recreation and Community (ARC) Center project. This is simply incorrect. Developing an ARC whose revenues cover all operating costs was a top

ARC will be affordable and the operation of the center will be financially viable and sustainable. A complete description of the Financial Performance for the ARC can be found in the ARC Concept Plan Report (page 21) at www. kirklandwa.gov/kirklandarc. Since the early 1970’s, only a very few traditional rectangular stand-alone swimming pools have been built in our region, not because of a lack of need but in large part due to the operating subsidies they require. Knowing this, Kirkland has instead proposed the ARC Center as a multi-use facility combining swimming and other family aquatics components with classrooms, fitness areas, sport courts and community gathering spaces appealing to the broadest segment of the community and

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be met at future dates and cause this current want to become a very expensive cost item that future councils and tax payers will have to address long after this “feel good” initiative is put into place. It is this kind of shortsighted planning that continues to cost all of us. I want the council to focus on the essentials of government not frivolous items that benefit a few at the cost of everyone. Now if this kind of rational thought is classified as fear mongering by those who would spend our money on expensive, none essential items then I am happy to be viewed a fearmongerer. I am still waiting for these same leaders to address the substantive issues and questions that arise when they spend money to make

priority for the staff, the Park Board and especially the City Council. A conservative assessment of ARC revenues shows this will be achieved with the proposed mix of programs and user fees. In close collaboration with residents, program participants and user groups, we have intentionally developed a proposed facility for Kirkland that is designed to address the needs of the community and to enhance cost recovery. The proposed facility would allow us to expand existing programs, eliminate wait lists and provide new program opportunities through a wide variety of affordable health and recreation services. The estimated revenue for the ARC will cover 104 percent of the annual operating costs, including funding a healthy replacement reserve account. The

themselves feel good and then resort to name calling and bureaucratic petulance insisting voters who disagree are coming too late to the party.

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Man arrested in Kirkland drug raid sentenced to four years in prison paraphernalia strewn inside, as well as 26 firearms that included AK-47s, pistols and a sawed-off shotgun, according to police records. They also discovered an entrance to a bunker located underneath his house, inside his bedroom. Initially designed to be a marijuana grow operation, Bjorkstam admitted he has used it as a shooting range, the records continue. Upon further inspection, police determined that the guns had been fired while aimed at a neighbor’s house across the street. Bjorkstam also claimed he was not “a big time drug dealer” and was dealing meth and heroin to pay his bills and support his own drug habits, police records state. Among the more unusual finds inside the house was former Seattle Supersonic

player Robert Swift, who had recently been evicted from his Sammamish home, where the new owners also discovered a makeshift shooting range in the basement storage area. Although not initially arrested as part of the raid, he was later charged for having an illegal sawed-off shotgun. The Reporter first broke the news that Swift was living in the house following the raid. As for Bjorkstam’s house, it does not appear to have been sold, and a potential new owner may not be aware of the history of the home prior to purchasing. According to zillow.com, the address has not lost any property value since the raid, and other real estate sites do not contain any information about possible drug activity, nor does the

King County Interactive Mapping Tool. It also does not seem to have been declared a meth or drug lab in need of decontamination or to be condemned. Initial charges in King County District Court included the intent to manufacture meth and/ or heroin, but the charges were not brought forward in federal court. King County Public Health previously investigated alleged clandestine drug labs until state funding for the program ceased ended in 2010. Because of this, the list of Public Health’s contami-

nated sites have not been updated since then. Public Health recommends anyone who wants to determine if a property is contaminated to hire a Washington State Certified Decontamination Contractor to assess the property. If the property rquires cleanup, they then have to submit a cleanup plan to Public Health for review and approval. Once it has ben approved, they perform the cleanup according to the approved plan and present a final report to demonstrate the property has been properly decontaminated.

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A Kirkland resident arrested last year in a regional SWAT raid for running a drug operation out of his home, a few hundred feet away from an elementary school, has pleaded guilty and was sentenced in federal court. Trygve Lief Bjorkstam was sentenced in July to four years in prison after pleading guilty in U.S. District Court to two counts of possessing drugs in his home, heroin and meth, with the intent to distribute. He also pleaded guilty to a third charge for prohibited person in possession of a firearm. The home is located in the 14000 block of 108th Ave. NE. near Helen Keller Elementary in Kirkland. The Redmond police first began investigating Bjorkstam’s residence in August 2014 after receiving information from people claiming narcotics were being sold there, in addition to stolen property. Despite no criminal convictions, a Kirkland Reporter investigation last year revealed that Bjorkstam’s address had been the site of more than 40 police incidents during the past

five years since the Kirkland Police Department took over from the King County Sheriff’s Office following the 2011 annexation of Juanita. Most of these incidents took place between 2013-2014. The incidents ranged from domestic violence disputes with Bjorkstam’s girlfriend at the time, to tenants who either had outstanding warrants or disputes with Bjorkstam over rental agreements. It was during these repeated calls that police learned about the cameras installed on his property, the firearms he possessed and the alleged drug activity. Court documents also reveal neighbors had repeatedly called the police to report possible drug activity. Surveillance on the house for several months showed people enter the house for short periods of time and then leave, which they concluded was consistent with distribution of drugs. Neighbors also claimed some of the tenants Bjorkstam rented rooms out to worked as prostitutes and had their “johns” climb in through one of the windows on the side of the house, albeit it was not known whether Bjorkstam was aware of the activity. During the Oct. 4 raid on his home, police found drug

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[8] September 25, 2015 CRIME

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Police Blotter The blotter feature is both a description of a small selection of police incidents and a statistical round-up of all calls to the Kirkland Police Department that are dispatched to on-duty police officers. The Kirkland Reporter police blotter is not intended to be representative of all police calls originating in Kirkland, which average about 1,000 per week. Between Sept. 11-18, there were 235 traffic incidents, 42 traffic accidents, seven DUIs, 25 general traffic incidents, 36 alarm calls, seven abandoned vehicles, nine burglaries, 12 incidents of fraud, 13 civil incidents, four cases of harassment, 14 thefts, 12 vehicle prowls, seven vehicle thefts, seven warrants served, 24 noise complaints, eight animal calls, 20 incidents of domestic violence, six incidents of malicious mischief, one rape, one fireworks complaints, 16 disturbances, one trespass, two sex offenses, one assault, two hit and run and 28 incidents involving at least one arrest.

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Juanita football continues win streak against Lake Washington

Warrant: 1:30 a.m., 100 block of Lake St. A 30-year-old man was contacted and arrested for his felony harassment warrant out of Seattle and booked into the King County Jail.

Assault: 4:53 a.m., 1600 block of 1st St. A 29-year-old woman was arrested after she violated a no-contact order with her 29-year-old boyfriend by staying at his place. Police were later called after she assaulted her boyfriend while he was holding their 14-month old child, then took his vehicle and drove off. She later returned and was taken into custody by officers.

Sept. 14 Assault: 8:01 p.m., 10600 block of NE 133rd Pl. A 48-year-old man was arrested for domestic violence against a 38-yearold woman in the presence of an eightyear-old girl.

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Rebels score 17 unanswered points BY MATT PHELPS mphelps@kirklandreporter.com

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Assault: 2:08 p.m., 8800 block of NE 139th St. A 60-year-old woman began throwing items around the kitchen belonging to her 46-year-old female roommate. She then started assaulting her roommate and was arrested and booked for assault fourth degree domestic violence.

he last time the Lake Washington High School football team defeated Juanita was in 2006. The Kangs came into the game against their cross-town rival with high hopes of ending that streak and starting a new one of their own. But the Kangs will have to wait one more year after giving up 17 unanswered third-quarter points. The Rebels extended their streak against the Kangs on Friday, securing a 38-28 victory in the battle for Kirkland bragging rights. Lake Washington was prepared to defend its home turf from the start, scoring the game’s first points on a 93-yard touchdown pass from Adam Long to DJ Mann, which ignited the Kang crowd

Assault: 7:45 p.m., 12300 block of NE 73rd Pl. Several family members got into a fight over a long-term dispute that was “aggravated” over a disagreement involving a blender and a cell phone. A 19-yearold woman was arrested after assaulting her 65-year-old mother and 15-year-old sister. Her mother was arrested after assaulting her 61-year-old husband.

Theft: 10:20 a.m., 11200 block of NE 124th St. A 56-year-old man was arrested for shoplifting a pair of reading glasses. He was trespassed for one year from QFC, processed and then released from the Kirkland Jail.

Assault: 11:26 a.m., 11600 NE block of 132nd St. A 14-year-old boy was arrested and booked for assaulting an unnamed female victim by punching, pushing and kicking her.

Sept. 12 Theft: 10 a.m., undisclosed address. A 35-year-old man was arrested after a woman reported someone had stolen her phone. The suspect returned to the parking lot outside of the bar where friends identified him and attempted to stop him. The suspect threw the phone into a bush while he was running away. Malicious mischief: 4:15 p.m., 13000 block of 123rd Ln NE. A 19-year-old woman sent messages to a man about damaging his car because she was pregnant and he was leaving for the military in October. She was arrested for malicious mischief.

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Sept. 11 Theft: 1:25 p.m., 15 Lake Street. A 28-year-old man was arrested after stealing $300 in cash from a downtown salon.

just minutes into the game. A two-point conversion from Jake Wikel gave Lake Washington an early 8-0 lead. Rebel Tavin Montgomery led his team back with a scoring drive, eventually finding AJ Peacocke for a 30-yard touchdown pass, bringing Juanita back to within one point, 8-7. Lake Washington retook the lead on a Dylan Bacher 18-yard touchdown run with less than a minute left in the first quarter. A failed two-point conversion attempt left the door open for Juanita to tie the game before the second quarter, and regaining some momentum. Salvon Ahmed’s five-yard touchdown on the final play of the quarter, along with the extra point, tied the game at 14-14. The second quarter was a test of wills between the two defenses. The only score came on the legs of

Bacher from two-yards out, giving Lake Washington the 21-14 lead heading into halftime. The third quarter was all Juanita and led to the downfall of the Kangs. A 27-yard field goal from Jackson Clemensen, along with two scores from Diego Moctezuma, a 14-yard run and a four-yard run both for touchdowns, gave the visiting team the biggest lead of the game at 31-21. Bacher continued to run past and through the Juanita defense late into the fourth quarter, scoring on a 22-yard run, to pull the Rebels back within three points. But Lake Washington would put the game away just 12 seconds later, as Montgomery ran 51 yards for the final touchdown of the game. The win gives Juanita a 2-1 record, as they head into a 7 p.m. showdown with Mercer Island on tonight in Kirkland. Lake Washington falls to 1-2, as it prepares for a 7 p.m. game tonight in Renton against Liberty.

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Multi-Media $/.4ĂĽ3%44,%ĂĽ&/2ĂĽ Advertising Consultant 3%!3/.!,ĂĽ ĂĽ Redmond, WA 7/2+ĂĽ9%!2 2/5.$ Do you have a proven 7EĂĽAREĂĽLOOKINGĂĽFORĂĽMOTIVAT ĂĽ track record of success ED ĂĽINDEPENDENT ĂĽINDIVIDUALSĂĽĂĽ in WHOĂĽDON TĂĽMINDĂĽTALKINGĂĽTOĂĽĂĽ sales and enjoy managing your own territory? PEOPLE ĂĽ.OĂĽSALESĂĽINVOLVEDĂĽĂĽ Are you competitive and JUSTĂĽSHORTĂĽCONVERSATIONSĂĽFACEĂĽĂĽ thrive in an energetic enTOĂĽFACEĂĽWITHĂĽHOMEĂĽOWNERS vironment? Do you de7ORKĂĽOUTDOORSĂĽAROUNDĂĽYOURĂĽĂĽ sire to work for a compaOWNĂĽSCHEDULE ĂĽ%ARNĂĽ ĂĽ ny ĂĽPERĂĽWEEK ĂĽTOPĂĽREPSĂĽĂĽ that offers uncapped earning opportunities? MAKEĂĽ ĂĽ!LLOWANCESĂĽĂĽ Are you interested in a FORĂĽ#ELLĂĽPHONE ĂĽTRAVEL ĂĽMEDI ĂĽ fast paced, creative atCALĂĽCOMPENSATIONĂĽCANĂĽBEĂĽĂĽ mEARNED ĂĽ#OMPANYĂĽPROVIDESĂĽĂĽ o s p h e r e w h e r e yo u can use your sales exALLĂĽMARKETĂĽAREAS ĂĽAPPARELĂĽ ĂĽĂĽ pertise to provide conTRAINING ĂĽ6EHICLE ĂĽ$, ĂĽ#ELLĂĽĂĽ sultative print and digital PHONEĂĽ ĂĽ)NTERNETĂĽACCESSĂĽREQ ĂĽ s o l u%MAILĂĽRESUMEĂĽTOĂĽ t i o n s ? I f yo u a n sweredRECRUITING YES then you needEVERGREENTLC COM to join the largest c o mORĂĽAPPLYĂĽONLINEĂĽAT munity news organization in WashingWWW TLC HOMESNW COM ton. Sound Publishing, &INDĂĽIT ĂĽ"UYĂĽIT ĂĽ3ELLĂĽIT Inc. is looking for selfNW ADS COM motivated, results-driven people interested in a &INANCIAL !DMINĂĽĂĽ multi-media sales ca-ANAGER reer. Position is responsible for print and digital )DEALĂĽ POSITIONĂĽ FORĂĽ ANĂĽ INDI ĂĽ advertising sales to an VIDUALĂĽ WHOĂĽ ISĂĽ EXPER I ĂĽ e c l e c t i c a n d ex c i t i n g ENCEDĂĽ INĂĽ WORKINGĂĽ INĂĽ AĂĽĂĽ group of clients. SucMULTI TASKĂĽ NON PROlTĂĽ SEC ĂĽ cessful candidates will TORĂĽengaging POSITION ĂĽ ĂĽand 2ESPON ĂĽ be goal SIBILITIESĂĽ INCLUDEĂĽ BUDGETĂĽ oriented, with good or- ĂĽ DEVELOPMENTĂĽ ANDĂĽ MONI ĂĽ ganizational skills and TORING ĂĽ GRANTĂĽ MANAGE ĂĽ will have the ability to gMENT ĂĽ r o w ACCOUNTINGĂĽ a n d m a i nFUNC ĂĽ tain Tstrong I O N Sbusiness ĂĽ S U C relationH ĂĽ A SĂĽĂĽ M A I N Tthrough A I N I N G ĂĽ consultaL E D G E R S ĂĽĂĽ ships JOURNALSĂĽ ANDĂĽ CHARTĂĽ OFĂĽ AC ĂĽ tive sales and excellent COUNTS ĂĽ PAYROLL ĂĽ FINANCIALĂĽ customer service. Every ĂĽ REPORTING ĂĽ FILEĂĽ MAN ĂĽ day will be ANDĂĽ a new advenAGEMENT ĂĽ ĂĽ !BILITYĂĽ TOĂĽ WORKĂĽ ture! You can be an inte- ĂĽ INDEPENDENTLYĂĽ ANDĂĽ PRO ĂĽ gral part of these comVIDEĂĽ BACK UPĂĽ TOĂĽhelping THEĂĽ %$ ĂĽĂĽ munities while %%/% ĂĽ ĂĽ HOURS WEEK ĂĽ local business partners ĂĽ ĂĽ YEARSĂĽ RELEVANTĂĽ EXPERI ĂĽ succeed in their in print ENCE ĂĽ !!ĂĽ ORĂĽ "!ĂĽ AC ĂĽ or online branding,INĂĽmarC O U N T I N G ĂĽ P R E F E R R E D ĂĽĂĽ keting and adver tising ABILITYĂĽ TOĂĽ MEETĂĽ DEADLINES ĂĽ strategies. Whether their ĂĽ EXCELLENTĂĽ WRITTENĂĽ COMMU ĂĽ marketing footprints are NICATIONĂĽ ANDĂĽ ORGANIZA ĂĽ in these communities, all aTIONALĂĽSKILLS r o u n d t h e E a s t s i d e, ĂĽĂĽĂĽ3ENDĂĽCOVERĂĽLETTERĂĽANDĂĽĂĽ King County, or Western RESUMEĂĽTOĂĽ#ITIZENSĂĽĂĽ Washington - you have the !GAINSTĂĽ$OMESTIC opportunity to help 3EXUALĂĽ!BUSE ĂĽ0/"ĂĽ ĂĽĂĽ them with their success. /AKĂĽ(ARBORĂĽ ĂĽĂĽOR Professional sales expeĂĽDIRECTOR media rience necessary; CADACANHELP ORG experience is a definite ĂĽBEFOREĂĽ ĂĽ*ANĂĽ asset but not mandatory. If you have these skills, and enjoy playing a proactive par t in helping y o u r c l i e n t s a c h i ev e business success, please email your resume and cover letter to: )3,!.$ĂĽ#/5.49ĂĽ*/"ĂĽĂĽ hreast@soundpublish/0%.).' ing.com ĂĽĂĽ ATTN: MMSCRED %NTERPRISEĂĽ$ATA Sound ĂĽ-ANAGER Publishing is an Equal Opportunity EmĂĽ3HARE0OINTĂĽ!DOPTIONĂĽĂĽ p l o y e e-ANAGER (EOE) and strongly supports diversity in the wor kplace. www.islandcounty.net/hr Visit our website to learn FORĂĽMOREĂĽINFORMATION more about us! %%/# www.soundpublishing.com

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