An agreement that would pave the way for a sewer system in a largely rural section of Bonney Lake is finally headed to a vote.
An agreement that would pave the way for a sewer system in a largely rural section of Bonney Lake is finally headed to a vote.
The City Council on Tuesday is set to discuss a utility latecomers agreement for the Eastown area during a 5:30 p.m. workshop session. A public hearing is likely to follow next week, with a vote at the end of the month, said Dan Grigsby, public works director.
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BELLINGHAM - City Council members still hope to avoid a taxpayer subsidy of the boat inspection plan for Lake Whatcom, but they have yet to reach agreement with the Whatcom County Council on how much boaters will pay for a legally required inspection sticker.
At a Monday, March 25, committee discussion, City Council members appeared to be moving toward a boat inspection ordinance that would allow the city's public works director to set the inspection sticker price, with an eye toward covering the estimated annual cost of about $140,000 for the program.
The goal of the inspections is to head off the introduction of destructive species, such as zebra and quagga mussels, into the lake.
Lakewood city officials intend to initiate foreclosure proceedings against the owners of four apartment complexes for failure to pay a required sewer fee.
A Pierce County Council committee Monday delayed action on moving the full council’s meetings to a later starting time, a proposal that supporters say would allow more members of the public to attend.
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