The May 2013 Splash

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PRSRT STD ECRWSS U.S. Postage Paid Permit #017 ZIP CODE 99019

May 2013

As city officials pitch a long-term plan to tackle street repairs that will ‘cost more later,’ the utility tax has been identified as a dedicated source to help pay for it. Next step: Getting the Council — and the community — on board. PAGE 8 From left, City Administrator Katy Allen, Mayor Steve Peterson and City Engineer Andrew Staples stand at Valleyway Avenue, which would receive a $350,000 makeover this year if the first step in the long-term street maintenance plan is approved. — Splash photo by Craig Howard

Early settlers found way to lake PAGE 24

Church remodeling former Kia site PAGE 28

Portal expansion plans continue PAGE 32


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