- Deb Storms
notes that the Sachccn Betterment Association has representatives from 8 separate areas of the lake as a division.
- An ita
King suggests that if the District is following the RCW's then it is not necessary to assign representation by «areas".
- Commissioner
Storms says that he wishes we were requesting formation for the LID right now as it is not moving as fast as he would like.
- Max Smith
asks how this got from a system for the Terrace to a whole lake system? Commissioner Storms says that as the Terrace system
started moving forward, several different areas around the lake came forward with support for serving their areas. Realization
is that going forward with a whole lake system is cost effective and best for the lake.
- Mike Kanyer
requests that the Board consider putting the purchase of property for a treatment site on a Bond issue.
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Subject of Bond issue for purchasing downstream Silver City property was brought up. This bond approval cannot be used to
purchase anything but the property originally proposed.
- Cathy Retterrer
also suggests that by putting forward a Bond issue that all property owners do not get a say, only those who are registered
voters. The LID process better represents all property owncrs.
-
Karen and Dan White suggest that from tonight's meeting they are hearing that our Commissioner candidate needs negotiating
and financing skills.
- Commissioner
Storms says that Gary Mitchell from Rural Development Corp. will be attending our next
meeting. That group would like our sewer project to be a pilot project for them.
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- Luke Short
questioned whether the Board has looked at any other engineering firms other than Sewell or whether there has been a second
opinion on the proposed project. Is the Board really confident that Sewell can do the job? He does not think that Sewell has
a good reputation.
- Rich Prange
asks what type of cost accounting will he used? The Board suggests that be a question for Eric Eldenburg next time he comes.
- Anita King,
who bids large phone systems, says that specs are written for a job. Bidding is done exactly to those specs. If the bid turns
out to be wrong, the sub contractor takes the hit.
- Has Sewell
given what their fee is for their engineering services? The Comprehensive plan says 20%.
- Max Smith
asks why the lake'level is going up. Sheila said that Justin & Danni went down today and
cleared out
blockage. Hopefully we will see the level going down. (She also reported tflat she was surprised that at the last Watershed
mceting that the rep from Spokane Conservation District said that plant growth during the season also affects water level.)
- Jill Short
says that it was Commissioner Schmidt that brought up the letter that Jill wrote to the Board in May, not her. She also wants
to state for the record that she is not an SOS member.
,_..r Jill suggests that a whole lake system is being~hnllXlttbwn~e's
fjm.}at1 with the proposal of the LID.
- Mike Kanyer
questions the support required with the request for the formation of an LID. The main point being that we all work together
for a common goal.
- Rich Prange
says that he feels that the dialogue that has happened has brought more people into the process.
- Dan White
states that even though his septic system is functioning well that he supports a whole lake system because it is what is best
for the community and Sacheen Lake. |