1. Council Minutes - Regular Meeting - May 1, 2006A REGULAR MEETING OF THE KALISPELL CITY COUNCIL WAS HELD A7r
P.M., MO AY, MAY 1, 2006, IN THE COUNCIL CHAMBERS AT CITY HALL IN
KA ISPELL,, MON ANA. MAYOR PAMELA B, KENNEDY 'RESIDED. COUNCIL
MEMBERS JIM A KJNSON, KAKI GA-BRIEL, Bob HAFFERMAN, BOB HERRoN, TIM
KLU SNER DUANE LARSON., AND HANK OLSON WERE PRESENT, COUNCIL
MEMBER RANDY KENYON WAS ABSENT.
Also present: City Manager James Patrick., City Attorney Charles Har all, City Clerk Theresa White,
Public Works Director Jim Macs, Pollee Chief Frank Garner, Fire Chief Randy Brodehl, Finance
Department Director Amy Robertson, Parks and Recreation Director Mike Baker, Community
Development Director Susan Moyer, Planning; Director Tom Jet , Senior Planner Sean Conrad,
Airport Manager Fred Leist ko, and Recording ordin Secretary Judi Funk.
Mayor Kennedy called the meeting; to order and led the .fledge of Allegiance.
A. AGENDA APPROVAL
Atkinson moved approval of the Agenda. The motion was seconded.
There was no discussion.
The motion carriedunanimously upon vote with Kenyon absent.
CONSENT AGENDA APPROVAL
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Larson moved approval of the Consent Agenda. The motion was seconded.
There was .no discussion.
The motion carried unanimously upon vote with Kenyon absent.
C, STUDENT ISSUES
None.
D, PUBLIC COMMENT
Stephanie Baca, 37 Bruyer Way Loop, asked Council to force the developer to put in new top soil
and grass along the bike path on Grard Le because the clay that is there now runs into her and
her neighbor s yards when it rains and contaminates their good soil.
Phil Harris, 360 Txetra lt, Hutton Rainch Plaza, asked the Council to approve the final plat for Hutton
Ranch Plaza Phase 1 and explained that even though the final approach permit has not been received
from MDT it has been negotiated and they are just waiting for the formal engineering review.
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Joe G ilba lt, Lakeside,) de, Bob voeiker's partner in the Milton Garden Inn project, spoke in support of
the Hilton Garden Inn and said the economic development impact to the community will be
substantial. He said this project will anchor the south entrance of the community.
Rick �osiette, Missoula General Mana er of Hilton Garden Inn in Missoula, praised Gateway
Hospitality Group as a class act and stated he is very impressed with the scope of the proposed
project, adding it should easily provide 150 job opportunities.
Linda Anderson, Executive Director of Glacier Country Tourism, stated that tourism is very
important to Kalispell and Flathead County and said the Milton will help them market this area
nationwide.
Dori Hamilton, Flathead Convention and visitors Bureau Executive Director, stated her organization
is funded 0 by the bed tax in Kalispell, which means that this project is quite significant for the
organization because it will create a significant increase in tourism. She said the Milton will raise the
bar and raise the level of competition in the area,
Karla Uvengood, 2205 Hwy 93 South, Scotty's Bar, spoke in support of the Hilton and said it will
be a great addition to Kalispell. She said it will make a beautiful entrance to town and the trickle
down effect will be phenomenal.
Dennis .is Beans, 126 Ridgeview Drive, Glacier Bank, stated he is impressed with voelker and his
crew and spoke in favor of the Hilton project.
Paul Wachhol ,183 Fairway Blvd, spoke in favor of the Hilton prJect and beautifying the southern
entrance to Kalispell. He said old School Station will employ a lot of people and there will be
opportunities for therm to use the convention facilities, adding; that Hilton will add a lot of value to
the tax base .
Jeremy Perrin, Centnryel General Manager, spoke in support of Hilton for the business traveler and
said this facility will attract additional dollars. � Ie said it will be a great anchor tenant for the
community and will change the way we look at the community and the service industry.
Joe l nterreiner, Kalispell Chamber of Commerce Executive Director, stated the Chamber of
Commerce Board of Directors strongly supports the Hilton proposal and unanimously passed a
resolution in favor of the project on April 25th. (Resolution is attached hereto and made a part
hereof)
Andy Miller, 15 East Many Lakes give, one of the developers of old School Station, spoke in
favor of the Milton project and stated that TIFs are very important to help bring in businesses.
Tom Kline, 82 5th Avenue West North, also sole in support of the Milton project and said it will
be a huge asset to the community.
Shannon Nalty, principal in Riverview Associates (Southfield Tower), spoke of the importance of a
convention center and TIF districts.
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Joanne Nieman, 735 4th Avenue East, stated she is not against the Hilton, but is against the
��arran ement" that is being made with the hotel. She asked that Council take a hard look at the deal
and that the City will be preparing everything for building the hotel by giving them TIF money. She
said the City is making huge gifts to a company that says it grants to be here and it will be years
before the City gets anything bal.
Clare Beaver, Executive Director, Hope Pregnancy Center, spoke in support of their request for a
conditional use permit stating they are a non-profit ministry which is solely supported by the
community. Beaver expressed concern with the cost of paving the parking lot, but added they will do
whatever the Council wants them to do.
Clarice Gates, 426 7th Avenue West, spoke in opposition to holding the money from. the Armory sale
for a community center in Resolution 5U.4. She said the money could be a. lot more useful used
elsewhere.
Clint Cathcart, 828 3rd Avenue East, spoke neither for nor against the Hilton Garden Inn, but asked
the Council to understand that they are changing Kalispell by doing this. He spoke against using TIF
money for the project and asked Council to look at other incentives.
E. REPORT�JMCOMMENDATIONS AND SUBSEOUENT COUNCIL ACTION
E/L RESOLUTION 511.4 — SALE OF ARMORY PROPERTY — HILTON GARDEN INN
Resolution 511.4 authorizes the sale of the armory property to Gateway .hospitality Group, Inc. for a
Hilton Hotel and conference center. Gateway Hospitality Group is offering to purchase the property
for 1.2 million dollars which an appraisal recently determined is the fair market value.
Herron roved Resolution 51-14, a resolution to sell certain real estate owned by the City o
Kalispell ell .n more particularly described as Tract I or Certificate of Survey No. 17045, a tract
of land, situated, lying, and being in the north half of the Northwest Quarter of Section 20,
Township 28 North, Mange 21 west, .M.M., Flathead County, Montana to Gateway
Hospitality Group, Inc. The motion was seconded.
Patrick gave a staff report.
Ha.ffenn.an commented he would be in Favor of the sale if the following e nd .tions were met: the sale
was on an `�as is" basis; the casino ordinance had been changed; and the dispensation of the money
received now and later was specified. He said setting aside the sale proceeds for a community center
has not been a Council recommendation, yet it is in the resolution. Hafferman said Patrick noted in
his rne.mo that the City will have to provide $890,000 for site improvements which can only come
from one source,, the taxpayer, because this project is in the TIF district where the money cannot be
spent for City services. He said he feels the hotel and convention center could be an asset to the
community if the developers pay for all of their own development and buy the property 4"'as ls'�, but as
it is, the City should wait because this is a valuable piece of property and other developers will come
forward.
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Larson. stated he was also not in favor of earmarking the money for a community center, but he has
since changed his mind because the Council will have the final say on how the money is spent. He
said be doesn't see any harm with earmarking the money because it gives the Council seed money if
a community center is developed, and the money can be spent for something else if it isn't.
Olson commented be can live with the agreement for now, but when it cores time to lower the debt
he's going to be a lot .more excited where the money goes.
Mayor Kennedy stated this is an important piece of the sales agreement because the Armory v as
promised to the community for a CommuDity Center. She said the Council formed a committee to
look into starting a community center and the Council should also be looking at ways to fund it.
Atkinson .noted the Armory would have cost City taxpayers about $500,000 to make it livable for
community center. He also stated the $890,000 will not come from taxpayers, but from the TIF
district.
The motion carried upon roll call vote with Atkinson, Gabriel, Herron., Klues er, Larson,
Olson, and Mayor Kennedy voting in favor, Hafferman voting against, and Kenyon absent.
E 2. ORDINANCE 1574 ZONE CHANGE REU ST — HILTON GARDEN INN — 1ST
READING
Robert voel er has requested a zone change from . -1, Public, t -2, General Business, and a
Planned Unit Development overlay on a three and a half acre lot located on the Armory property.
Herron moved first reading of Ordinance 1574, an ordinance to amend Section 27.02.010,
Official Zoning Map, , City of Kalispell Zoning ordinance, (Ordinance No. 1460), by zoning
certain real property more particularly described as Tract 1 of Certificate of Survey No.
17045, a tract of land, situated, lying, and being .in the north balf of the N rtbwe t Quarter o
Section 20, Township 28 North, Rage 21 West, P.M.M,, Flathead County, Montana
(previously zoned City P-1, Public) to City -2 (General Business), with a Planned. Unit
Development overlay in accordance with the Kalispell Growth Policy 2020, and to provide a
effective date. The motion was seconded.
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Patrick gave a staff report and outlined several proposed amendments.
Larson moved that the Planned Emit Development Agreement as part of ordinance 1.574 be
amended to add, after Section IV. OBLIGATIONS of CITY, as follows and that the City
Attorney be directed to renumber the subsequent sections as appropriate:
". TAXES AND PAYMENT IN LIEU of TAXES
Payment in Lien of Taxes. It is contemplated that the completed Hilton Garden Inn are
Conference Center .project [Project Property] erty] will generate annual tax revenue to the CITY i
the amount of approximately TWO HUNDRED SIXTY THOUSAND AND NO/100
DOLLARS 2 0,000.00 upon completion of the Project, exclusive of City or county special
assessments. Developer, therefore, covenants to pay the City any difference between the
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amount of tax actually generated by the Project Property, including any portion of the Project
transferred to another owner, and the amount contemplated by this Agreement for a period o
TWO 2 years commencing with tax payment due November 30, ,boo . Payment under the
provisions of this paragraph shall be made directly to the City, alter certifying the tax
generated by the Project Property through the City finance department subject to verification,
and in accordance with the following:
.. For tax year 2007, a copy of the tax bill for the tax year 2007 shall be delivered to the
City finance office on or before November 15, 200*
. The City rinance office shall calculate the difference between the tax bill for the Zoo
tax year, exclusive of special assessments, and the sum of TWO HUNDRED AN
SIXTY THOUSAND AND N 100 DOLLARS 2 o,000.00 and invoice the Developer
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for the difference.
3. Half of the payment for said amount calculated shall be due and payable, from the
Developer, on or before December 15, 2007. The second half of the payment for said
amount calculated shall be due and payable, from the Developer, on or before May ay 31,
Zoo.
4. For tax year 2008, a copy of the tax bill for the respective tax year shall be delivered to
the City finance office on or before November 1.5.
5* The City finance office shall calculate the difference between the tax bill for the
respective tax year, exclusive of special assessments, and the sum of TWO HUNDRED
AND SIXTY THOUSAND AND N0 100 DOLLARS $2 o,000;oo and invoice the
Developer for the difference.
. Half of the payment for said amount calculated shall be due and payable, from the
Developer, on or before December 15, 2008. The second half of the payment for said
amount calculated shall be due and payable, from the Developer, on or before May 3,
Zoo.
In tax years when the tax liability, less special assessments, equals or exceeds the sun o
$260,000.00, no payment -In -lieu shall be due from the Developer, however, no credit shall be
given for subsequent tax years,
Payment of Taxes. Developer and his successors or assigns shall pay when due all real estate
taxes and installments of special assessments payable on the Project Property." The motion
was seconded.
Larson explained that this would force the developers to make a payment In lieu of taxes for the first
two years, of goes on the tax rl.s. He said this has been required for other projects.
Ieron agreed, stating be believes Southfield Towers and ,.osaers made payments in lieu of taxes,
and In defense of the City Manager, these changes are being made by the Council, not the City
Manager. He said because of concems by several members of the Council, these changes are
necessary to see this project happen.
Hafferma . commented not one dime of the $260,000 will go into emergency services, the taxpayer
ill have to pick up those costs.
Atkinson asked Patrick to explain the "net proceeds" agreement.
ent.
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Patric: responded the developer offered the City o of the net proceeds in ease the property is
refinanced or sold and would take the place of any payment in lieu of taxes.
Atkinson questioned why the developer would agree to payment in lieu of taxes on the front end, and
also agree to 10 of the net proceeds on the hack end.
Patrick said we don't know if the developer will agree to both.
Atkinson noted if the amendment does #t pass, the majority of the Council will not vote in favor of
the ordinance, and if t is passed, the developer may not agree to pay both. He said either moray, this
could be a deal buster and we could lose the Hilton project.
Herron agreed it's a Catch 22 because he knows without this amendment,, the previous resolution
would .have failed. He said he's a poker player and he'll play this hand.
Olson said he sees this as negotiating, not as a deal buster.
:mayor Kennedy concurred, stating the developer has said the Hilton will be open by 2007 and if
that's the ease he should be generating the full taxable value soon after opening.
The amendment carried. with Gabriel, Hafferman, Herron, Klesner, Larson, Olson and
Mayor Kennedy voting in favor, Atkinson voting against, and Kenyon absentO
Atkinson moved to eliminate the "Nei. Proceeds Agreement". ". The motion was seconder.
Larson stated he opposes this amendment because going into this, voelker had several deal breakers
1n his pocket and the City had none. He said he wants an even the playing field and he is not infavor
of taking anything away from the agreement that is already there.
Herron noted the net proceeds agreement is written so tightly, and guarantees the developer so many
things, that he doesn't thInk the City is giving up much. He said he would rather have the money up
front and sacrifice this.
afferman said he doesn't see any point in the net proceeds agreement and it clouds the issue.
Larson commented if the net proceeds agreement is valueless, then why did the City want it in the
first place?
Mayor Kennedy agreed, adding 'if itisn't going to make a large impact on the developer, then why
not leave it i .
Atkinson reiterated if we lose the development ecause of these extra conditions it will be a great
loss to the City.
Herron said if this was a gross proceeds agreement, then he'd never agree -to remove it. As it is,
however, he doesn't thin it's necessary.
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Larson emphasized he realizes this is great for the City, but t" s also great for the developer. He said
if the developer makes this is a deal breaker then he wasn't very serious about the project 1n the first
place.
The motion failed upon roll call vote with Atkinson, Haffer a , and Herron voting in favor,
Gabriel, Kluesner, Larson, Olson, and Mayor Kennedy voting against, and Kenyon absent.
Larson moved that condition #9 be added to Section 1 of ordinance 15 , and condition #8 be
added to Section III of the Planned Unit Development, as follows:
"Upon completion of each phase of the project to which tax increment funds are provided, the
developer shall provide a letter of credit to the City of Kalispell in the amount of those tax
increment funds expended to insure that the proeet is completed as agreed upon by the parties
to this Agreement. t. In the event that the project is not completed as agreed upon by the parties,
the City of Kalispell shall be entitled to recovery of all tax increment funds expended from
either the developer or the letter of credit provider," The motion was seconded.
Atkinson wanted to know the reasoning behind the amendment, adding It sounds like "'youjust don't
trust the guy"'.
Mayor Kennedy said it has nothing to do with a lack. o. trust. it has to do with making sure that the
City of Kalispell is covered for any expenditure that goes forward and that the development en happens
as the developer .has stated it will happen.
Larson said it is simply a protection for the City.
The amendment carried unanimously upon vote with Kenyon absent.
Herron moved that Section V. of the Planned Unit Development Agreement as part o
Ordinance 1574 be amended as follows:
"V, AMENDMENT OR MODIFICATIONS of
EVELo MEN AGREEMENT
.01 This Development Agreement may be amended or modified only, by application of the
owner, in accordance with the procedures set forth herein.
5.02 Application for amendment or modification may be made only to the City Council o
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The motion was seconded,
Mayor Kennedy explained that all references to the Site Review Committee e are being removed
because there has been a lot of community and Council input regarding this project and she would
like to see any modifications in the future, minor or otherwise, come before the Council.
The amendment carried unanimously upon vote with Kenyon absent.
Larson moved that Section Iv. of the Planned Unit Development Agreement as part o
Ordinance 1574 be amended as follows:
"'Iv. OBLIGATIONS OF CITY
The CITY agrees that in consideration of the terms set forth above, the execution of a Net
Proceeds Agreement with GATEWAY (attache. hereto) and for the general economic benefits
to be derived by the CITY and its citizens, including the additional tax base to be realized, the
redevelopment of the subject property, which has been determined to be in a blighted area,
and its usage as a conference center, which is desired and beneficial to the local eco.omy, the
CITY shall contribute funds in following priority order.
.. Demolition of the existing structures on the subject property; and
2. Remeiatin of the site as required by Montana DeRartment of Environmental
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3. Develojementof ublic infrastructure.
The contribution of the City shall not exceed the total sum of EIGHT HUNDRED NINETY
THOUSAND N N'o o HS $ o,o DOLLARS*
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The CITY shall enter into a long-term leasehold agreement with GATEWAY to provide such
additional parking area to GATEWAY as may be required by the CITY and not available on
the Subi Property. This parking area shall be adjacent to the Subject Property and located
on CITY owned City Airport property. The specific terms of the lease agreement shall be
negotiated between the parties, however the length of the term shall be of such length as
required for GATEWAY to finance the project and the annual per square foot lease payment
shall be equal to or greater than such payments made by other parties leasing City Airport
property." The motion was seconded.
Larson spoke in favor of the motion.
The amendment carried upon vote with Gabriel, Herron, Kluesner, Olson, Larson,, and
Mayor Kennedy voting in favor, Atkinson voting against, Hafferman abstaining, and Kenyon
absent.
Larson moved that Number 6 in Section II of ordinance 1574 be amended as follows:
'` . All outdoor signage advertising the casino or imming activities within the Facilities
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Larson also spoke in favor of the amendment.
.sore stated he will oppose the amendment because all the other casinos have signs and he doesn't
think it's fair.
Kl esner agreed with Olson.
Mayor Kennedy reminded Council that the Section 36 PUD agreement doesn't allover for outdoor
signage regarding gaming.
Gabriel said she feels this condition should be applied to all future casinos.
Herron stated he reels we are being overly restrictive on the developer, however, since this
amendment is important to certain Council. members he will support it.
The motion carried upon roll call vote with Atkinson, Gabriel, Herron, Larson, and Mayor
Kennedy voting in favor, Hafferma , Klesner, and Olson voting against, and Kenyon absent.
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Hafferman co.r mente d a PUD has been a useful tool with past d evel opments when it has been used
as defined in our zoning regulations, but this PUD agreement is being used to circumvent the
regulations.
The main motion, as amended five tines, carried upon roll call vote with Atkinson, Gabriel,
Herron, Klesner, Larson, Olson and Mayor Kennedy voting in favor, Hafferman voting
against, and Kenyon absent,
E 3. CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT — CENTRAL BIBLE CHURCH
Central Bible Church is requesting a conditional -use permit for the Hope Pregnancy Center to
operate in a R-4 zoning district.
Larson moved Council approve the conditional use permit for Hope Pregnancy Center subject
to conditions. The motion was seconded.
Conrad gave a stff report and answered questions.
Olson moved condition #1 be amended giving the applicants two years to pave the parking lot.
The motion was seconded.
Atkinson said be would normally oppose the amendment, but because this is a non-profit
organization he will support the extension..
Mayor Kennedy said she will also support the amendment, ent, but encouraged the applicants to actively
seek donations for the pavement.
The amendment carried unanimously upon vote with Kenyon absent.
The main notion, as amended once, carried unanimously upon vote with Kenyon absent.
E/4, I NA PLA7F — CASCADE BUSINESS PARK
This is a request for final plat approval of Cascade Business Park Subdivision that plats six
commercial lots on approximately acres located soot. o Two Mile Drive, west o the Gateway
West Mall.
Larson moved Connell accept the Subdivision Improvement Agreement and approve the final
plat for the Amended Plat of Lot I of the Amended Plat of a Portion of Gateway west Addition
##3 , aka Cascade Business Park. The motion was seconded.
Conrad gave a staff report and answered questions.
There was no discussion.
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The motion carried unanimously upon vote with Kenyon absent,
E 5. FINAL PLAT — HUTTON NCH PLAZA
This is a request for final plat approval of Hutton Ranch Plaza Phase I that plats 17 commercial lots
on approximately acres located on the east side of US Hwy 93 between the Flathead valley
Community College and :mountain view Plaza.
Atkinson moved Council accept the Subdivision mp rov me s Agreement and approve the
final plat of Hutton Ranch Plaza Phase 1. The motion was seconded,,
Jentz explained that staff is recommending approval of the final plat even though approach permits
have not yet been received by the Montana Department of Transportation. He said a letter from MDT
states approach permits will be issued as soon as five conditions are met, which should occur within
30 days. J ntz added that one of the preliminary plat conditions required access to the Home Depot
to the north.. He said despite efforts by the Hutton Ranch developers, a request for cross access
between the two developments was denied by SCC Development Company.
There was discussion concerning the approach permits, the cross access road, and the future bypass.
Olson said the developers have done everything they said they were going to do and he doesn't see
any reason to delay approval.
The motion carried unanimously upon vote with Kenyon absent.
. TASK ORDER. #4 — WASTE WATER TREATMENT PLANT EXPANSION
This task order is for the final design of the WWTP expansion project.
Larson moved Council authorize the City Manager to execute the WWTP Task order #4 for
final design of the ww P expansion project. The motion was seconded*
Hansz gave a staff report.
There was no discussion.
The motion carried unanimously upon vote with Kenyon absent.
., MAYO UNC CITY MANAGER'S REPORTS No Action
Mayor .Kennedy asked Council members and staff to attend the training sessions by Flathead on the
Move. She also invited the public to attend the "'Are You Ready for the Next Generation"
presentation on May 25.
Hansz gave an update on the Santa Fe, Bismarck and Willow Glen water problems.
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There was discussion concerning the care of bike paths around .empire Estates.
Hafferman asked for a workshop to discuss the Northern Lights Boulevard traffic problems.
Patrick announced MDT will hold a bypass presentation on May 10 at the outlaw Inn.
G. URN
The meeting was adjourned a .0:03 p.m.
ATTEST:
Theresa White
City Clerk
Pamela B. Kennedy
Mayor
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RESOLUTION
OF THE
KALISPELL ARE A CHAMBER of COMMERCE
April 25,2006
t its regular Board of Directors m ecting of April, 2 o 06, the Kalispell Area Chamber
of Commerce adopted the following lowin resolution:
It is moved that the Kalispell Chamber Board ofDirectors support the HzIton Garden
Inn project as proposed by the City Manager in his memorandum the Mayor and City
Moved by Jim Oliverson
Seconded by Bill Sehottekor
Passed on a vote of 15 in favor; - - opposed
Chris Ahner, Northwest Montana Association of Realtors
Susie Burch., Flathead Valley Community College
Dick Buchanon., B34eSaNrNry
Steve Clawson,WelsFaro �
John Dudis,, Crowley Law Firm
Dick Hamm, HE Simpson Lumber Company
Tom Kurdy, The Daily Inter Lake
Mark Lalum, CHS
Tom McElwain, Stewart Title
Carol Nelson, Carol Nelson Desigm
Jim Oliverson, Kalispell Regional Medical Center
Bill Seottelkor, Western Building Centers
Mark Twichel, Merge t a er Transfer and Storage
Deb Wilson, Brendan. House
Jeff Wilson, Properties Northwest
y2linLjnDrposition:
None
Recorded y:
1111IN�enerner,. President and CEO
l spell Area Chamber of Commerce