Call to order 7:00PM by Craig Bass

 

Present:  Craig Bass, Tammy Bass, Gene Stauber, Evan Lloyd, Marv Doty, Elva Doty, Dick and Pat Moore, Kelly White, Ted Argo, Chris Jagear, Virginia, Mirna Talbert, Joan Lloyd, Ingrad Palm, Vernon Field, Chuck Halselberry, Joes Nep, BillVereouf, Jerry Friesen, Walter Friesen, Bev Ecker, Dean Wilson, Della, Mike Clayboy, Lee Ash, Officer Mike

 

 

Absent:  Dori Tenner, Bob Tenner 

 

Minutes from the September meeting were approved as changed.  The budget set up for Fir Grove plaque dedication was only $14 and $10 for coffee and signs were spent.

 

Treasurer Report: Evan reported that the bank is at $4,392.71.  Income $1271.60 was from neighborhood clean up.  If people will fill a bag of food and bring to next months board meeting, Evan Lloyd will take down to the Food Bank.  Sorrento Rd Round we have $200 left in the budget.

 

Beaverton Police: Officer Mike pulled stats from August for Highland there were 8 robberies.  Two of these were from garage doors left open. These stats are from July and August.  Therefore, graffiti was up and there were three sex offenses. Officer Jason Cockreham needs to be contacted if commercial owners would like to sign up for a trespassing program, to have the Police department act of their behalf in the event that they need to take care of in absence of the owner.

 

Sorrento Round was tabled with update to next months meeting

 

Dog Laws:  Problems with dogs off leash and running on school grounds are still a problem.

 

BCCI- Marv reported that (Beaverton Committee for Citizens Involvement) Bob Tenner is absent due to the committee he serves on for nominating BCCI board members this next year.  TVP&R will not have a levy or Bond issue coming up.  Marv and Bob are the committee chairs for the Allen and Hall interchange plan.  The intersection of Allen and Hall, the city would like to put in bike paths and new sidewalks, also new turn lanes.  Per Joe Howey due to the lack of funding this is way off and the bike paths would be the only things really in the close future.  The major intersection revamping seems to be quite away off in the future and if there is nothing coming up. The BCCI will inform the owners and the NAC as changes occur.

 

Hearthstone:  Walter Friesen, spoke regarding the Hearthstone extension on Hart Road.   In 1995 Walter had completed 25 years of counseling.  At retirement Walter decided to

help or assist the elderly.  They built their first assisted living establishment 8 years ago.  Hearthstone at Murryhill was also built for assistance for Alzheimer’s, elderly apartments.  Hearthstone of Beaverton needs to be expanded by purchasing the neighboring land.  This would enable people to have a large activity room, new apartment type living quarters and more parking, street development, and 8 more parking spots off the street.  They would also like to install a generator to assist in power outages.  The facility will be some one story, bungalow style and some two stories.  There will be a buffer zones and 25 feet set backs for neighbors.  There will be one home that will be destroyed in construction.  These units will be rental for the elderly, approximately $3,300 a month for level one care, full meals. 

 

ARGO/Architect- Ted Argo spoke regarding the proposal on a flexible set back.  This is to enlarge the house.  This is to extend the current house to be closer than 25 feet to back yard line.  The 2^nd floor that will be closest to the back is not an activity place.  Per the City they are also here to discuss the proposal as only a pre application has been submitted.  All people within 500 feet of the property will be notifying upon further application process.  The garage side of the house with brick is projection of kitchen not a stair well.  The house behind this house is a one-story house and this house being turned into a 2^nd story house and being close to the property line will cause a privacy problem possibly, per a neighbor concern.  A neighbor on the southwest corner of the house in question would like the 25 ft set back should remain due to a privacy issue.  There is another concern of a drain between the back yards from 32^nd to Hyland Middle School.

 

 

Board Members:   Marv nominated Joan Lloyd as Vice Chair and Craig Bass as Chair.  Marv Nominated Chuck Knapp as Recorder.  Tammy nominated Evan Lloyd as another year as treasurer with bylaws permitting.  Nominations will be open until next meeting.  We will be also electing any interested parties to the board.  We can have a maximum of 20 board members.  Dustin Blumberg is also now our new high school board member.

 

Fir Grove Park:  Bill read a letter from the Welch family.  They attended the Fir Grove plaque dedication letter was by Norm and Carol Welch and family.  Marv will like to send a thank you letter to the Valley Times for the great coverage of this dedication.

 

Beavercourt Subdivision.  On October 15^th the Planning Commission will be meeting again with a redesign of the Beavercourt Subdivision without Barlow Rd going through to Hall Blvd.

 

Cell Tower:  October 23^rd at the Elsie Stuhr Center, a proposed cell tower going in at Silver Dollar Pizza.

 

 

 

Meeting Adjourned.