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Home My WebLink About1984 November 06 1984 General Special Small TownOriginal Canvassing Board Report and Resolutions, Misc Paper Location UNKNOWN CUMULATIVE REPORT - 1.5,8 PRECINCTS PROCESSED PAGE 1 GENERAL ELECTION NOVEMBER 69- 1984 -- -- kiiATCOM COUNTT--WASMINOTOW-- - -- 51736 77.3 BALLOTS PROCESSED/TURNOUT 66965 REGISTRATION 3! - INITIATIVE MEASURE, NO-.-456 -1)EC43MMERCI•AtLIZE-STEEL HE'A)-- - ;p POSN COUNT r RK 902 294293 61.9 01 YES a�4-i3i2?-38r�92- NO , SECRETARY OF STATE - VOTE ONE POSN COUNT % RK 052.. Z0680 62.0- 0-1 -----RAtP4-RUNR0 --RE-P--------- 053 1T601 38.0'02 JOHN 0. MCKEE - DEM - - - - -T£-T RE-ASUREit--r VOfi ONE - POSH COUNT .% RK 059 16980 37.3-02 WILLIAM B IBILL) PILKEY - REP - -060-- 2623s -5-T:6_Ot _ ROSERT--T.--OFBRIEW--DEM- - 061 2300 5.1. 03 MACK J.« T■ BARNETTE - LIB - --- • --- -- A#t$kT-ORS-V9TE--Df1E- POSN COUNT %- RK t 063 17549 38.9 02 ROBERT B. KEENEv JR - REP 064 27579 61.1 01 ----R09ER-T--V.-(98B) GR*F *--9EM-- - - - -- INITIATIVE MEASURE .NO. 464 ATTORNEY GENERAL - VOTE ONE ---TRADE fNI L-1K-EKINi---P4t3PERTY-- -- - POSW. COUNT ^k-Rim-- --- -- --� - :� POSN COUNT % RK 066 25579 53.7 01 KENNETH O. EIKENBERRY - REP R76 31885 68.6 01 YES 067 2201S 46.3 02 PHIL TALMADGE - DEM. INITIATIVE MEASURE NO. *71 POSN PUBLIC -FttNfrFNS 0 k3ffRT IONS -PRO HIS POSN COUNT COUNT % RK 070 91'0 24600 49.8 02 YES 071 COMMISSIONER PUBLIC LANDS - VOTE ONE COUNT % RK 19303 43.4 02 GENE•WIEGMAN - DEM 2345 5.3. 03 WILLIAM L. JENNINGS - IND CAND PRESIDENT AND VICE; PRESIDENT OF U.S. POSN COUNT % RK €rE iV�9tK�tT- 07-3 2{c11(-54�. 7-111- - 020 ZT228 53.7 01 R. REAGAN AND G. BUSH - REP 074 19995 45.3 02 022 22670 44.7 02 W. MONDALE AND G. FERRARO - DEM 62-4-- - :35 .4- -0-.--S€RRETTE---AND N.-R-OSS---- VEW-ALt---- - - - -- 926 29 .1 OB M. MASON, AND M.. ZIMMERMANN - SOC W POSN COUNT % RK 428 _369 .7 03 D'. BERGLAND AND J. LEWIS - LIS 078 4170 38.4,02 - OS-0 -S3` w 1- O&-- - - fir. -JOHN'soff--A--iHrtT i - C!T 0719- 6685 5 i :fr-$i 032 86 .2 05 L. LAROUCHE AND 3. DAVIS - IND 934 28 .1 09 G. HALL -AND A. DAVIS - COM V36 9 .0-i0 PeSN- iMTr-S RK INSURANCE COMMISSIONER - VOTE ONE R1CTtARfY-t3-t- 1CK-)---44*0UAROT JAMES E (JIM) HOFFMAN - DEM 3TFrFE-SFttkiOR-+JIFF. 4r�- VaTE -cikr DAVID Ao, WELTS. - REP STATE REP. DIST. 40 POS 1 - VOTE ONE 938. 179 .4.04 R. RICHARDS AND 4.. SALARAN - POP 081 4541 41.T O2 M014ER LUNDQUIST - REP n 082 .60TI 5S.7 01 TERRY BRAffNARD - DEM REP N - LfS- POSN COUNT % RK 940 20618 41.3 02 JIM KLAUDER - REP STATE REP. DIST. 409 POS 2 - VOTE ONE + - ■ At Syt-COtWT`k -R* OAZ 1649 3.3 03 GARY FRANCO - POP 085 3502 33■g 02 HAZLE K. LINDSTROM - REP - - - 086 6871 66.2 01 PATRICK R. (PAT) KCMULLEN - DEM. P'GSN COUNT % RK „04 6 39. 0255 39.9 0220255 02 JOHN SPELLMAN - REP 60.1 01 800MGARDNER OCR LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR - VOTE ONE 04-9 18340 39.1 02 ELEANOR LEE - REP :< 950 28543 60.9 01 JOHN A. CHEPSERG - DEM STATE REP. DIST 429-POS. 1 - VOTE ONE POSN COUNT % RK 088 23275 62.5 01 DENNIS BRADDOCK.- DEM., a CUA{ULATIVE REPORT -• 153 PRECINCTS PROCESSED PAGE 2 2 ' CITY BIHAM CHARTER AMEND 1 ° C s+ STATE REP. DIST. 4Z9 POSc 2 VOTE ONE — COUNCIL NOMINATED BY WARD — a i i 090� 19167 SOLD 02 ROGER L. VAN D.YKEN - REP. 19169 50-.0 Q2 128 13033 68.11 01 YES 8.91 19181 50.0 O1 PETE KREMEN — DEM 19179 50.0 Q1 130 —609Z 31w9 OZ NO n COUNTY COUNCIL —AT —LARGE I YR UNEXP TM FIRE 3 PROP 1'LIFT 106% LEVY LID (" .� POSN COUNT % RK POSN COUNT X RK S ft9834�a4 �A. 0�XA'iM-KRY`SECKS-R—= IVP� - -- 13ay— 2Ld 95; F Y ,7 994, IlbSZ9 35.6 OZ ART LEE NP 138 1797 4.5 W 02 NO to [ f? nTc-XSE tt l�-iYQST Rtt T lit � -EVERSONrRTY R? ID E P* Rit-BfYNf?sFIO v 0 0 I i POSN COUNT 6 RK POSN COUNT % RK 99T 24235 55.6 01 FRANK BUSTER BROUILLET - NP 140 2TT 59.2 Ol BONDS YES F .4--OZ` �HItiLEI~1�GAtLC'k1 SIP-- I4- - Y910:8�2 "STATE SUPREME COURT JUDGES - POS 1 WATER DIST 4 SEWER IMP BONDS S50.000 P N CCIG1vi- N 101 16250 45.8 02 WILLIAM C. GOOOLDE .. NP 14S 124 75.2 01 BONDS# YES r 102 19241 54.2.01 DALE M. GREEN - NP 147 41 24.8 02 BONDS• NO STATE SUPREME COURT JUDGES-- POS. 2 (� } POSN COUNT % RK -iO3-2Sffts�i��01-- - CAk0LY%- R: fYlwwrCir--NP -- STATE SUPREME COURT JUDGES - POS. 3 104 214.86'64.3 01 KEITH CALLOW -.NP 105 11933 35.7 02 EDWARD HEAVEY - NP I- — - - - - STATE SUPREME COURT JUDGES - POS. 4 POSN COUNT T RK 106 26205- 100. 01 JAWS A.--ANDER"SE-N -NP-- - PUBLIC UTILITY DIST. 1--COMM. DIST. 1 -- PEfSiF-COUNT--- 11:0 22331 58.3 01 ROBERT E. EBRIGHT - NP L31 15993 41.7 02 JOHN KOLE - NP PUBLIC UTILITY DIST. 1 COMM. DIST. 3 2 YR UNEXP• TM 113_ IS475 47.3 02 JONATHAN M. HANSON -II NP 3 114 1T224 52.7 01 HENRY JANSEN - NP CITIZENS INIT, 1-841NUCLEAR FREE ZONE P'OSN COUNT % RK TIT 30:397 YES - - - --- ---- - 119 16698 35.4 02 NO s�:C. ,ykdie•�-REE:-G^0`3DNi�-!tr•500•�c00•D - POSH COUNT % RK Y22 27870. 57.9 01 BONDS. YES I k �..-..-3-2+r-•242-7� _#�.-1-t}�E3c3fdR{s3- "f .o k' [ Sn [ i WHATCOM COUNTY AUDITORS OFrlCE P.O. Box 398 JOAN OGDEN, Auditor Bellingham, WA 98225 Phone 676= 6740 OFFICIAL CANVASS OF THE SPECIAL ELECTION HELD IN WHATCOM COUNTY, WASHINGTON ON THE 6TH DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1984 FOR THE PURPOSE OF SUBMITTING TO THE QUALIFIED VOTERS OF WHATCOM COUNTY, WASHINGTON THE PROPOSITION TO ISSUE $6,500,000 PARK AND RECREATION GENERAL OBLIGATION BONDS. OATH OF AUDITOR STATE OF WASHINGTON) 7 ss. COUNTY OF WHATCOM ) I do solemnly swear that the returns purporting to be the election returns of Whatcom County, Washington held on the 6th day of November, 1984, have in no wise been altered by additions or erasures, and that they are the same as when they were deposited in my office, SO HELP ME GOD. Whatcom County Audi or. Subscribed and sworn to before me this 21st day of November, I$4� CERTIFICATE OF CANVASSING BOARD 1�► ; ,' A"'}S STATE OF WASHINGTON} �'•••••'�•bT } ss. COUNTY OF WHATCOM ) THIS IS TO CERTIFY THAT we, as the Whatcom County Canvassing Committee, have completed our canvass of votes as it pertains to the Special Election held within the boundaries of Whatcom County, Washington on the 6th day of November, 1984 and the results were as follows: Number persons Voting Last Special Election —Proposition No. I General Election 35,969 Submitted by Whatcom County PARK AND RECREATION GENERAL OBLIGATION 4 0 % 14,388 Bonds, BONDS - $6,500,000 YES - 122 0 To provide funds for remodeling senior services facili- ties, developing athletic fields and parks, and acqui- sition of saltwater frontage, and making infrastruc- VOTES, BONDS, YES 27,870 ture improvements to its existing parks, shall What- com County issue $6,500,000 of its general obliga- tion bonds payable, both principal and interest, out r NO - 124 # VOTES, BONDS, NO 20,275 of annual tax levies in excess of regular property tax levies and maturing within a maximum term of 20 years from date of issue, all as provided in Ordinance Failed 57.9 0 No. 84-88 of the County? _ The canvass having been completed this 21st day of November, 1984 C O O - *. WHATCOM COUNTY CANVASSING j30ARD v County Auditor X�- s •....•••a• Count/ e slative Authority � a.,__ County Prosecuting Attorney TURN OVER FOR NEXT PAGE VOTE ALL PAGES TO CONTINUE YOUR VOTING GO TO NEXT PAGE 7 November 6, 1984 Whatcom County, Washington WHATCOM COUNTY CITIZENS INITIATIVE MEASURE NO. 1-84 Shall Whatcom County be declared a Nuclear Free Zone and penalties established for violation thereof? YES -117 0- N0,,119 0 Special Election — Proposition No. 1 Submitted by Whatcom County PARK AND RECREATION GENERAL OBLIGATION Bonds, BONDS - $6,500,000 YES -122 0 To provide funds for remodeling senior services facili- ties, developing athletic fields and parks, and acqui- sition of saltwater frontage, and making infrastruc- ture improvements to its existing parks, shall What - corn County issue $6,500,000 of its general obliga- r tion bonds payable, both principal and interest, out N0 - 124 0 of annual tax levies in excess of regular property tax levies and maturing within a maximum term of 20 years from date of issue, all as provided in Ordinance No. 84-88 of the County? I,, P.O. Box 398 8eflinobam. Washington 98225 s - JOAN OGDEN, AUDITOR Phone 676-6740 VALIDATION FOR WATER DISTRICT NO. 4 — $50,000 G. 0. BONDS SPECIAL ELECTION — NOVEMBER 6, 1984 NUMBER PERSONS VOTING LAST GENERAL ELECTION 136 40% 60% YES 55 33 VALIDATION FOR EVERSON CITY $105,000 G. 0, BONDS SPECIAL ELECTION — NOVEMBER 6, 1984 NUMBER PERSONS VOTING LAST GENERAL -ELECTION 40% 312 125 VALIDATION FOR 60% YES 75 WHATC.OMCCOUNTY PARK AND RECREATION G. 0. BONDS $6,500,000 SPECIAL ELECTION — NOVEMBER 6, 1984 NUMBER PERSONS VOTING LAST GENERAL ELECTION 40% 60% YES 35,969 14,388 8,633 PROPOSITION NO. PARK AND RECREATION GENERAL OBLIGATION BONDS - $6,500,000 To provide funds for remodeling senior services -facilities, developing athletic fields and parks, and acquisition of saltwater frontage, and making infrastructure improvements to its existing parks, shall Whatcom County issue $6,500,000 of its general obligation bonds payable, both principal and interest, out of annual tax levies in excess of regular property tax levies and maturing within a maximum term of 20 years from date of issue, all as provided in Ordinance No. of the County? BONDS . . . . . . . . . . . . . Yes BONDS . . . . . . . . . . . . . No The Clerk of the County Council is hereby directed to deliver a certified copy of this ordinance to the Whatcom County Auditor. Section 6. Effective Date. This ordinance shall become effective immediately upon its passage, approval, and publication as required by law. INTRODUCED this 6th day of September 1984. ADOPTED this 20thday of September 1984. WHATCOM ,COUNTY, WASHINGTON ORDINANCE NO. 84-88 AN ORDINANCE OF THE COUNTY COUNCIL OF WHATCOM COUNTY, WASHINGTON, PROVIDING FOR THE SUBMISSION TO THE QUALIFIED ELECTORS OF THE COUNTY AT A SPECIAL ELECTION TO BE HELD THEREIN ON NOVEMBER 6, 1984, OF THE PROPOSITION OF WHETHER OR NOT THE COUNTY SHOULD ISSUE UP TO $6,500,000 OF ITS GENERAL OBLIGATION BONDS, PAYABLE, BOTH PRINCIPAL AND INTEREST, OUT OF ANNUAL TAX LEVIES IN EXCESS OF REGULAR TAX LEVIES AND MATURING WITHIN A MAXIMUM TERM OF 20 YEARS FROM DATE OF ISSUANCE TO PROVIDE FUNDS NECESSARY TO ACQUIRE, DEVELOP, RESTORE AND MAKE OTHER IMPROVEMENTS TO VARIOUS PARK AND RECREATION FACILITIES. PREPARED BY PASSED Sept 2Q�19$4 PRESTON, THORGRIMSON, ELLIS & HOLMAN 2000 IBM Building Seattle, Washington 98101 TABLE OF CONTENTS* PAGE NO. Recitals ............. ..................... 1 Section 1. Findings .........................• 2 Section 2. Authorization of Bonds ............. 3 Section 3. Findings regarding Maintenance and Operation ..................... 4 Section 4. Useful Life of Improvements........ 4 Section 5. Special Election Called............ 4 Section 6. Effective Date.... ................. 5 *This Table of Contents is not a part of this ordinance. Date: September 6, 1984 Introduced by: Consent Prepared by: Bond Counsel ORDINANCE NO. 84-88 AN ORDINANCE OF THE COUNTY COUNCIL OF WHATCOM COUNTY, WASHINGTON, PROVIDING FOR THE SUBMISSION TO THE QUALIFIED ELECTORS OF THE COUNTY AT A SPECIAL ELECTION TO BE HELD THEREIN ON NOVEMBER 6, 1984, OF THE PROPOSITION OF WHETHER OR NOT THE COUNTY SHOULD ISSUE UP TO $6,500,000 OF ITS GENERAL OBLIGATION BONDS, PAYABLE, BOTH PRINCIPAL AND INTEREST, OUT OF ANNUAL TAX LEVIES IN EXCESS OF REGULAR TAX LEVIES AND MATURING WITHIN A MAXIMUM TERM OF 20 YEARS FROM DATE OF ISSUANCE TO PROVIDE FUNDS NECESSARY TO ACQUIRE, DEVELOP, RESTORE AND MAKE OTHER IMPROVEMENTS TO VARIOUS PARK AND RECREATION FACILITIES. WHEREAS, the Park and Recreation Board of Whatcom County, Washington, (the "County") has recommended that the County acquire, develop, restore and make other improvements to the various park and recreation facilities as described in Section 1 of this ordinance; and WHEREAS, the money in and to be paid into the Park and Recreation Fund of the County will be insufficient to enable the County to so acquire, develop, restore and make other improvements to the various park and recreation facilities; and WHEREAS, in order to provide the funds necessary to pay the cost of such acquisition, development, restoration and improvement, it is deemed necessary that the County issue general obligation bonds in the aggregate principal amount of $6,500,000 and that such bonds should mature within a maximum term of.20 years of the date of their issuance; and -Ordinance - 1. WHEREAS, it is deemed necessary to pay the principal and interest of such bonds that each year the County levy a tax upon all of the taxable property within the County in excess of the annual tax the County is permitted by law to levy without a vote of the people; and WHEREAS, the Constitution and laws of the State of Washington require that the question of whether or not such additional indebtedness may be incurred and such excess tax may be levied must be submitted to the qualified electors of the County for their ratification or rejection; and WHEREAS, the County Council recognizes that maintenance and operation costs associated with capital improvements must be properly projected and budgeted. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COUNTY COUNCIL OF WHATCOM COUNTY, WASHINGTON, as follows: Section hereby finds benefit and improvements: 1. Findings. The and declares that welfare requires County Council (the "Council") the public interest, safety, the County to make the following - (a) Acquisition, expansion, equipping and rehabilation of the eight existing senior citizen services facilities; (b) Repairs and improvements to existing park system facilities and infrastructure including parking areas, log booms, sidewalks, dikes, retaining walls, trails, septic systems, campsites, water systems, and roads including necessary capital equipment; (c) Acquisition and development of sites with historic value, athletic fields, parks and facilities; (d) Acquisition of saltwater public access or frontage for park purposes; -Ordinance - 2. If funds are available, the County shall make other capital improvements as found necessary by the Council. Section 2. Authorization of Bonds. For the purpose of providing funds to pay the cost of making these improvements, including all costs of financial, legal and other services lawfully incurred incident thereto, and to the issuance of the bonds therefor, the County shall issue its general obligation bonds in a principal aggregate amount not to exceed $6,500,000 (the "Bonds"). None of the proceeds of said Bonds shall be used for the replacement of equipment or for other than a capital purpose. Said Bonds shall be sold at such time or times as deemed necessary and advisable by the Council and as permitted by law. The Bonds shall bear interest at a rate or rates to be determined by the Council at the time said bonds are sold at public or private sale and shall mature within a maximum term of 20 years from the date of issue, but may mature at an earlier date or dates, as authorized by the Council and as provided by law. Both principal of and interest of said Bonds shall be payable by annual levies in excess of regular property tax levies to be made upon all the taxable property within the County. The exact date, form, terms, options of redemption and maturities of the Bonds shall be as hereafter fixed by ordinance of the County. In the event the proceeds of the sale of said Bonds, plus any or all of the other moneys available for such purposes, are insufficient to pay all of the County's share of the capital improvements approved by the voters as herein provided for, the County shall use the available funds for paying the cost of those approved improvements deemed most necessary and in the best interest of the County by the Council. -Ordinance - 3. Section 3. Findings re ardin� Maintenance and operation. Prior to the expenditure of bond proceeds for the acquisition of capital improvements, authorized in Section 1 herein, other than the infrastructure improvements authorized in Section 1, subsection (b) the Council shall make findings that the funds projected to be needed for the payment of maintenance and operation costs of such capital improvements over the first five years of their operation are projected to be available from County tax revenues or other public or private sources. The County hereby encourages the use of intergovernmental agreements and agreements with the users of park facilities for the joint development and continued maintenance of such facilities. Section 4. Useful Life of Improvements. The life of the improvements to be acquired by the use of the bond proceeds is hereby estimated and declared to be no less than 20 years. Section 5. Special Election Called. It is hereby found and declared that an emergency exists requiring the submission to the qualified electors of the County of the proposition of whether or not the County shall issue said general obligation bonds for their ratification or rejection at a special election to be held within the County on November 6, 1984. The Whatcom County Auditor, as ex officio supervisor of elections in said county, is hereby requested to find the existence of such emergency and to call and conduct said special election to be held within the County on said date and to submit to the qualified electors of the County the proposition hereinafter set forth. The Clerk of the Council is hereby authorized and directed - to certify said proposition to the County Auditor in the following form: -Ordinance - 4. PROPOSITION NO. PARK AND RECREATION GENERAL OBLIGATION BONDS - $6,500,000 To provide funds for remodeling senior services facilities, developing athletic fields and parks, and acquisition of saltwater frontage, and making infrastructure improvements to its existing parks, shall Whatcom County issue $6,500,000 of its general obligation bonds payable, both principal and interest, out of annual tax levies in excess of regular property tax levies and maturing within a maximum term of 20 years from date of issue, all as provided in Ordinance No. of the County? BONDS . . . . . . . . . . . . . Yes BONDS . . . . . . . . . . . . . No The Clerk of the County Council is hereby directed to deliver a certified copy of this ordinance to the Whatcom County Auditor. Section 6. Effective Date. This ordinance shall become effective immediately upon its passage, approval, and publication as required by law. INTRODUCED this 6th day of September 1984. ADOPTED this 20thday of September 1984. WHATCOM COUNTY COUNCIL WHATCOM.. COUNTY ,r WASpN/C TON By: CRAIG W. Chairpers ATTEST: (041zw ?�4Z - CLERK Or TI"IE COUNC L -Ordinance - 5. APPROVED AS TO FORM: Civil Deputy Prosecuting Attorney ( ✓ ) APPROVED ( ) VOTED �C.,. ?, 0, , nL SHIRLEY VAN ZAN7XN County Executive September 21 1984 DATE PUBLISHED on September 12, 1984 AND September 26, 1984 This ordinance shall become effective on September 20 1984. -Ordinance - 6. CERTIFICATE I, the undersigned, Clerk of the County Council of Whatcom County, Washington, (the "County") and keeper of the records of the County Council (the "Council"), DO HEREBY CERTIFY: 1. That the attached is a true and correct copy of Ordinance No.84-88 (the "Ordinance"), an ordinance of the Council duly adopted at a regular meeting thereof held on the 20thday of September , 1984. 2. That said meeting was duly convened and held in all respects in accordance with law, and to the extent required by law, due and proper notice of such meeting was given; that a legal quorum was present throughout the meeting and a legally sufficient number of members of the Council voted in the proper manner for the passage of the Ordinance; that all other requirements and proceedings incident to the proper passage of the Ordinance have been duly fulfilled, carried out and otherwise observed; and that I am authorized to execute this certificate. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have hereunto set my hand and affixed the official seal of the County this 21st day of September , 1984. . A-A,,tt a 4 - 1A, Clerk of the Counc' NOTICE OF SPECIAL ELECTION WHATCOM COUNTY, WASHINGTON November 6, 1984 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that on Tuesday, November 6, 1984 a special election will be held in the above -named County for the submission to the qualified electors of said County of the follow- ing proposition: PROPOSITION NO. WHATCOM COUNTY, WASHINGTON PARK AND RECREATION GENERAL OBLIGATION BONDS $6,500,000 To provide funds for remodeling senior services facilities, developing athletic fields and parks, and acquisition of saltwater frontage and making infrastructure improvements to its existing parks, shall Whatcom County issue-$6,500,000 of its general obligation bonds payable, both principal and interest, out of annual tax levies in excess of regular property tax levies and maturing within a maximum term of 20 years from date of issue, all as provided in Ordinance No. of the County? BONDS, YES BONDS, NO The polling places for all precincts wholly or partially within the district shall be as follows: VPVrTMrMq POLLING PLACES Said polling places shall be open from 7:00 o'clock a.m. to 8:00 p.m. COUNTY AUDITOR O F F I C I A L B A L L O T WHATCOM COUNTY, WASHINGTON NOVEMBER 6, 1984 INSTRUCTIONS TO VOTERS: To vote in favor of the following proposition, place a cross (X) in the square opposite the words "BONDS, YES"; to vote against the following proposi- tion, place a cross (X) in the square opposite the words "BONDS, NO". PROPOSITION NO. WHATCOM COUNTY, WASHINGTON PARK AND RECREATION BONDS $6,500,000 To provide funds for remodeling senior services facilities, developing athletic fields and parks, and acquisition of saltwater frontage and making other infrastructure improvements to its existing parks, shall Whatcom County issue $6,500,000 of its general obligation bonds payable, both principal and interest, out of annual tax levies in excess of regular property tax levies and maturing within a maximum term of 20 years from date of issue, all as provided in Ordiance No. of the County? BONDS, YES BONDS, NO / / OFFICE OF THE COUNTY AUDITOR OF WHATCOM COUNTY, WASHINGTON WHEREAS, the undersigned, as the duly elected, qualified and acting Auditor of Whatcom County, Washington, has jurisdiction of and is required by law to conduct all special elections within the county; and, WHEREAS, the County Council of Whatcom County by Ordinance No.84-88 adopted on the 20th day of September , 1984, a certified copy of which has been delivered to the under- signed, has found that an emergency exists requiring the holding of a special election on November 6, 1984; and, WHEREAS, said district by said ordinance has authorized and directed the undersigned to assume jurisdiction of and conduct said special election; follows: NOW, THEREFORE, it is hereby authorized and ordered as The undersigned concurs in the finding of an emergency and does hereby assume jurisdiction of the above -mentioned special election of Whatcom County, Washington, authorized and ordered by ordinance of its County Council adopted on the 20th day of September 1984, and will conduct said special election to be held November 6, 1984. , Y Bellingham g ■ -Washington, DATED at t this day of 1984:. ti NTYOtIVAUDITOR r- 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21' 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 DATE: September 20, 1984 � INTRODUCED BY: Consent PROPOSED BY: RESOLUTION NO. 84-2g A RESOLUTION SUBMITTING TO THE QUALIFIED ELECTORS OF WHATCOM COUNTY THE PROPOSITION OF WHETHER OR NOT THE COUNTY SHOULD ISSUE UP TO $6,500,000.00 OF ITS GENERAL OBLIGATION BONDS TO BE PAID OUT OF ANNUAL TAX LEVIES IN EXCESS OF REGULAR TAX LEVIES, TO PROVIDE FUNDS NECESSARY TO ACQUIRE, DEVELOP, EXPAND, RESTORE AND MAKE OTHER IMPROVEMENTS TO VARIOUS PARK AND RECREATION FACILITIES. WHEREAS, the Park and Recreation Council of Whatcom County, Washington (the County) has recommended that the County acquire, develop, expand, restore and make other improvements to the various Park and Recreation facilities. WHEREAS, the money in and to be paid into the Park and Recreation Fund of the County will be insufficient to enable the County to so acquire, develop, expand, restore and make other improvements to the various Park and Recreation facilities; and, WHEREAS, in order to provide the funds necessary to pay the costs of such acquisition, development, expansion, restoration, and improvement, it is deemed necessary that the County issue general obligation bonds in the aggregate principal amount of SIX MILLION FIVE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS ($6,500,000.00) and that such bonds should mature within twenty years of the date of their issuance; and, WHEREAS, it is deemed necessary to pay the principal and interest of such bonds that each year the County levy a tax upon all of the taxable property within the County in excess of the annual tax the County is permitted by law to levy without a vote of the people; and, WHEREAS, f Washington ESOLUTION - 1. the Constitution and the laws of the State require that the question of whether or not 1� 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 additional indebtedness may be incurred and such excess tax nay be levied must be submitted to the qualified electors of the County for the ratification or rejection. THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, The Whatcom County Auditor, ex-officio supervisor of elections in said County, is hereby requested to place before the qualified electors of the County the Proposition hereinafter set forth. PROPOSITION NO. Park and Recreation General Obligation Bonds - $6,S00,000.00 - To provide funds for revising, expanding, and acquiring senior services facilities; acquiring and developing athletic field; and making other park and -recreation capital improvements and acquisitions, shall Whatcom County issue $6,500,000.00 of its general obligation bonds payable both principal and interest, out of annual tax levies in excess of regular property tax levies and maturing within twenty years from date of issue. BONDS yes I I BONDS no PASSED this 20th day of Sej)tember 26 _ 27 28 ATE ST- — 29 CAR0L ' ELifHGSON ki�� 30 Cler)f of the Council 31 32 RESOLUTION - 2. , 1984. WHATCOM COUNTY COUNCIL WHATCOM COU41'Y , ,WASHINGTON iwlRr%.L Y7 . uv Chai erson APPROVED AS TO FORM: A D�LL. T S Civil Deputy rosecuting Attorney AFFIDAVIT OF PUBLICATION NOTICE OF THE CLOSING OF THE 'S RE61STi3ATION BOOKS The Registration Books In all the precincts of Whateom County, Washington will be closed to orlglnal re Wratlont and tran- sfers , between _ precincts after DHaturday, October 6, 1904, until after the General Election and any Special Elections held . In con- junction therewith on Tuesday, November•6,1984. . Joan Ogden, Whetcorn County Auditor and Ex-officlo Supervisor of Elections Publlshed Septembts 26, 1964. (WC 429) STATE OF WASHINGTON, COUNTY OF WHATCOM �, . �..', ,`: ' _ . , being first sworn v ath, deposes and says that she is the principal clerk of THE ESTSiDE RECORD -JOURNAL, a weekly newspaper. That said newspaper is a legal newspaper and has been approved as a legal newspaper by order of the superior court in the county in which it is published and it is now and has been for more than six months prior to the date of the publications hereinafter referred to, published in the English language continually as a weekly newspaper in Whatcom County, Washington, and it is now and during all of said time was printed in an office maintained at the aforesaid place of publication of said newspaper. That the annexed is a true copy of a.. . l� ...................... - as it was published in regular issues (an• n �n supplement form) of said newspaper once each week for a period of.. --.- consecutive weeks, commencing on the pp� C{.3p4..... day of .......... ..... • ......., 19.A.. and ending on the .,.r........ day of 19.t�'�., both dates inclu- sive, and that such newspaper was regularly distributed to its sub- scribers during all of said period. That the full amo�u7nt of the fee charged for the foregoing publication is the sum of $ .. d. ,•.. f....... . whichamount has been paid in full, at the rateof $....',l,.5 7........ per column inch for the first insertion and $ .......................... per column inch for each subsequent insertionn.,� Subscribed and sworn to before me this ..............J..... �4_.____.. day of .............. GCt! 1P. ... = Z:CZ. va u icm or! eStittebf Wa ington, residink ai Ferndale. AFFIDAVIT OF PUBLICATION NO-rlCrm a GENERAL AN0SPECIAL ELECTION osed STATE OF WASHINGTON, Whatcem CountYl Washington Ttiesday, Navermbar 6, 1Y84 COUNTY OF WfIATCOM ` N6T ICI= IS'HE REB`t GIV EN, that an Tuesday, November 6, 1984 In �� , j � � • • • • • • - ],sing first Sworn WhatcOm County, Washington. a General and Special Election will be on ath, deposes and says that she is the principal clerk of,THE That said held. The names olsaid nomine-eiwlllappearunder the respective titlesof upon the ballot, which ballot will WESTSIDE RECORD -JOURNAL, a weekly newspaper. newspaper is a legal newspaper and has been approved as a legal the offices for which they are candidates be used and voted at the -General and Special Election to be held In the newspaper by order of the superior court in the county in which it is has been for more than six months prior to the entire County of Whiltcon`(, Stateof Whshington, Notice If further given That Said election will be held at the regularly published and it is now and date of the publications hereinafter referred to, published in the English deslghated polling placet for each of the voting precincts of Whatcom County, Washington, on Tuesday, November 6, 1994, and that each of said language continually as a weekly newspaper in WhatCom County, Washington, and it is now and during all of said time was printed in an polllnd places will be open from 7.06 A.M. to e:00 P,M. of said day. Of Said Candldates, their past office addresses and The office maintained at the aforesaid place of publication of said newspaper. The name's offices for Which they seek election are &%follows: Pr6posedby initiative Petition 1NtT1ATIVEMEASURI"NO.456 That the annexed is a true copy of a...•.•....f•-••u - as it was published in regular issues (and no n supplement form) Shall Congress be pelitlorled io decommercallze steelhead, and state poi€Cles respecting Indian rights and management of nature&] resources •- I of said newspaper once each week for a period of. �-�.................. beenaeteii? P bo Initiative Position consecutive weeks, commencing on the top INITIATIVE MEASURE NO.46A Shall fhe value at trade -Ins of IIke kind property be excluded from the - Belling prlte for the Sales tax computation? Proboted by InlfIative Petition 1141TiATIVEMEASURE No.471 5ha11 public funding of abortions be prohlbIled except to prevent the death of the pregnant Woman or her unborn child? I PARTY Or01C.E, CANbIbATf", AND ADDRESS PKE91DENTANDVICE, PReSI❑ENT Rorlal'd ktoan, Pacific Palisades, California and George Bush, Hou ion. Texht - I can Walter.P. Mondele, Mlnneapolit, Mlnriesala and Geraldine A. Ferrara, Forest Hillt, New York Dennit L. Serrefte, JerseY City, }Jew Jersey and Nancy Ross, New York, ' New York New Alllance Mel Masdn, Seaside, CiillfOWIA and Matilda' Iimmermann, San Fran - I. Cisco, California Socialist Workers ` Davld•Bergland, Costa Mesa, tailfornh and.Jlrn Lewis, old Saybrook, Libertarian Connecticut i L ,Warwick, Sonia Johnsoi, Arlington, Vlr4lnla and Richard J. Walton. WCSTIzlens Rhode lslarid Lyndon. H. Lbliductie, Leesburg, Virginia and Bllty M. Davis, Laurel, Nllsslsslppl (ndependent.Candidate Gus Hall. Y�hkers, Hew York and An9PIa bavIs, Oakland, Ca€Ifor nIa Communist I Larry Hat Ink New York; New York and Glorla LaRIva, San Frnacisco, CaIlfaFrila Workers World Robert E. Richards, Mato, texas ana Maureen K. SalamPnn, San Franc Isco, Ca hfdrnla REPRESENTATIVE, 2N.D DISTRICT Jlm K16uder, Route 1 13ox 111•B, Eastsound 99245 Republican Al Swift, 444 State Street South, Bellingham 98225 Democrat Gary. Franco, Route 1 Bvx 1Boo, Lopez 98261 Populist Party GOVERNOR John Spellman, 7b48 Stst Avenue NE, Seattle, 9611S Republican Booth Gardner,-1625 Bath Street South, Tacoma 9B44A Democrat LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR Eleanor Lee, 1431 1S2nd Street SW, Seat tie90166 Republican . John A. C h a berg. 51t Howe Slreef, Seattle 98109 Democrat SECRETARY OF STATE Ralph nAunrb, 4B Rhddet End, Bainbridge Island 98110 Republican John O. iAtKee, 3106 Bay vIew South, Sea it le 18 14 4 Democrat STATE TREASURER Wjlllilti t . { 13I11f P€lkey, 1812 Easkridge Boulevard SE, Olympla 98501 Republican - Robert S. O'hrlan, A Plummer Sfreet. 01ympla 9B503 Democrat , Mack J.T. Barnette, 6214 lnterlakeAvenue North, Seattle 4Al63 Liber- - farlen. . STATE AUDITOR 06bert B. keen 6r Jr., Route 1 Box 5495, Richland 99352 Republican . FlobertV. ( Bob) Graham, 4600 Boulevard Road, Olympia 9MI Democrat ATTORNEYGENERAL kt@@±rpplripth O. ElkenbWh . Al Percival ttreiaf North, Olympia 9856 '�feall�Valmi;tdgi, 460E S3rd Street SW, Seattle, 0116 derAocrat CdMMisslONEROF PUBLIC LANDS Btlan Boyie, 435 Summit Avenue East No. 401, Seattle 98102 Republican Gene Wlegmgn, 405 Stadlum Way North, Tacoma 98403 Democrat *11116m L. Jennings, 2321 Yale Avenue East, No. 301 Seattle 98102 Indebendent Candidate INSURANCE COMMISSIONER Richard G. jblCki Marquai•dt,12542 Densmore Avenue N, Seattle98133 Republican r Jam at E. ialhtl Hof Imon, 1940 Narthgaie Way Narih. Seattle 98133 Democrat STATE SENATE, LEGISLATIVE DISTRICTAO 6avld A. Welt i, 1727 Olympic Place, Mt. Vernon 98273 Republican Lowell Peterson; 1301 Avon Avenue, Burlington 98233 Democrat t STATEREPAESENTATIVE,LEGISLAT IVEDISTk1tT40, POSITION 1 Homel' Lundquist, 262 Township Sedro Woolley 08184 Republican Terry irIrMrd, 2102 M111, Bellingham, 90225 Democrat Dean 13rlftain, 505 96fker Street North. Mt. Vernon 98273 Libertarian STATE REPRESENTATI VE, LEGISLATIVE Di STRICT46, POSITION 2 Hide k.:Indstrorri,181. ColonV Road, B0w98T32 #epub!€can PBtrlck R. (Fal] McMullen, 2253A State Street East, Sedro •li 661ie 98284 Dernocret LATE REPAittrz 7ATIVE;LEGISLATIVE DI St01CT4Z,. POSITION 1 P• to}dI Po3t, i35i Boblett Rd., Blalne 98230 Republican - benol$ draddotk, 21s W. Holly, Bellingham 98225 Democrat STATE REPRESENTATIVE LEGISLATIVE D1STffl ++A . POSITION Rvglr, L, Van6keAr f 1A16tden C€rcie, Lyn dan 98264 Republican Pete Krem an, 32113 Wdrfh Share 0oad, 8e1(ingham 90226 Democrat COUNTY tOUNCI L AT LARGE one Ybar Unekplred Term Mary kay BecMr, 2406 WIIIIam9, 8atI€ngham 98225 Non-0601san Art Lee, 871 North GaHen Street. Apo. $, Bel IIngham 98225 Non•Pdrtisan SUPER INtENbeNT 0F,.PU13LIC I NSTRUCTl0N Frank Buster 6rou10e11,6197th Aveiiue SW, Puyallup90371 Non-Isartlsan Shirley A. Galloway, 1602 Devine Road North, Vancouver 98661 Non Pdrtlsan STATE SUPREMECOURT, POSITION 1 n.....n.... t7 ten eelnawmtor I one N F Cawlf to 9A1�q Niln- »„_<— day of __ ........... 19-5?yand ending on the w_ I.. day of .._--• 19, both dates inclu- sive, and that such newspaper was regularly distributed to its sub- scribers during all of said period. That the full amount /041...of the lee ... charged for the foregoing publication is the sum of $ .. 10 ... which amount has been paid in full, at the rate of $...!. •%• • • • • • • • per column inch for the first insertion and $ . ... .... . . .............. . per column inch for each subsequent insertion, ��f,� Subscribed and sworn to before me this •....../._........_... day ... F•�_-_. .,y_�1...... .............. Notary Public in and ter t e 5ta� Washington, resOinp at Fernd 1-Z L r .1 6 Robert E. Richards, Weco, Texas and Maureen K. Saloman, San Frpn W , ; allfornla Populist C1 C'" REPRESENTATIVE, 2ND DISTRICT ,;11:4ini Kl�uder, Rgutel (lox li3.0, Eastsound 98245 Republican I AI S+ylft, 444 §iat4 Street South, Bellingham 98225 Democrat Garcq, Rputl 1 BoX 18flQ, Lopez 98241 Populist Party GOVERNOR f+ John Spellman, 704Q $1st Avenue NE, Seattle, 98115 Republican Pootb �frdner,1934138th Street South, Tacoma 98444 Democrat OI UTENANTGOVERNOR Elganor Cge,,14331 152nd Street SW, Seattle pf1164 Republican John A. Cherperg, 515 Howe Street, Seattle 98109 Democrat SECRETARY OF STATE ' aIph Mynro, 25 hodes Vol, BaInb I e Island 11Q Re ubllcan ti.Jotsrt i�. McKee, 3100 Rayylew South, Seattle 98144 pe, fnocrat . $TAPE TRItA$URER Wjillaill p. ! ill) PIIK1Y,1811 lraskrldge Poulevard Ui, QIymPIa pS§.l; I Republlcan MaCerJ a arils}n. e 02341 Il erlakeA �ner Street,QlNoph Se03!e9810 PeLlber- k P. 1 t ! T at?, 3 R "far`€� STATEAUDITOR - ffpber10 Kaene, 4r.. Route 1 0ox 5494, Richland $9352 13epVblican nI' i(gpprf Y. (loobI Graham, 4600 Boulevard Read, Olympia 98So t ` r ATTORNEYGENERAL I Qemocrat ap �'-'Kgnri� Q., iktzn r�r, ¢l� �'e fclval 5 f Hors OlYrrlpla 48 ' j1{� {�{made, 400¢ 53rd 51ree1 SW, Seattle, 98116 Democrat COMMISSIONER OF PUBLIC LANDS �1-:Epl�n l3oyle;, i35SummitAvenue East Mg.401, Seattle98t02 Republlcan Gene Wjepman, 495 Stadium Way North, Tacoma 98403 Democrat r. IIIlgm L. ennings, 2321 `�gleAvenue East, No. 301 Seattle 99102 f i #ndepen. D 't ` Candidate INSURANCE COMMiS$IONE ji f Rfcoord G. (Pick) MIrquardt,12542 Densmore Avenue IN, Seattle?6133 IZe�Qbllcan r` Jamesf • (.Intl) Hoffman, Northgate yVay North, Seattle 98133. , STATE SENAT€,t_EGISLATIVEDISTRICT40 a Pa -(Id A. WglTs. 17270iympic Place, Mt. Vernon 98273 Republican �ojelj Petersnn,1506 Avon Avenue, Burlington 98233 Democrat s $TATE R PR€SFNTATIVE, LEGISLATIVE DISTRICT40, 1 POSITION 1 4 I omv Lunaqulst, 202 Township, Sedro Woolley 98284 Republican Terry Brittard.2202 M(11, BeIIIngham, 98225 Democrat Si Aeon Br€ttaln, 505 Barker $tr2et North, Mt. Vernon 98273 Libertarian STATE REPRESENTATIVE, LEGISLATIVE DISTRICT 40, P051TION 2 Hazle K. L I ndst rom, 1351 Colony Read, Bow98232 Republican Patrick R. IPat)'McMuIten.2253A State Street East, Sedro Woojley 98284 Democrat STATE REPR€SWATIVE,LEGISLATIVE DISTRICT42, POSITION 1 Carol Post, 4351 Bobiett Rd., Elaine 98230 Republican penols Braddock, 215 W: holly, Bellingham 98225 Democrat StATj= REPRESENTATIVE LEGISLATIVE DISTRICT42, '"'POSITION 2 Roger L. Van Dyken, 1261 Garden Circle, Pilaen 98264 Republican Eele Kreipen. 3283 North $hare Road, Bellingham 98226 Democrat COUNTY'COUNCIL AT LARGE One Year Unexpired Term Mary Kay Pecker, 2406 Will laMS, Bellingham 98225 Non -Partisan Art Lee, 811 North Garden Street, Apt. 8, Bellingham 98225 Non- Part€$an 5UPERINTENDE NT OF P U B L IC I N 5 T RUCTION Frank Buster Broullletr,6197th Avenue SW, Puyallup98371 Non- Partisan ShIricy A. Gallaway, 1602 DeAne [toad North, Vancouver 98661 Non - Partisan j STATE SUPREME COURT, POSITION I fj WIIIIam C. Goodlpe, 13190 Edge Water Lang N E, Seattle 98125 Non - Partisan Dale M. Green, 3914 Cook Street South, Spokane 99203 Non -Partisan STATE SUPREME COURT, POSITION 2 i Carolyn R. Dimmick, 10223 Lake City Way N E, Seattle 98125NowPartisan STATE SUPREME COURT, POSITION 3 Keith Callow, 4560 52nd Street NE, Seattle 98105 Ndn,Part{san Edward KeaVey, 3007 66th Avenue SW, 5eaftie 98116 Non -Partisan STATE SUPR EME COU RT, POSI TION 4 Jame;A. Andersen, 261235th Street West, Seattle 98199 Non -Partisan PUBLIC UTILITY DISTRICT NO. 1 COMMISSIONER DISTRICT NO. 1 I Robert E. Ebrlght, 619 Bayslde Rd., Bellingham 98225 Non -Partisan L John Kole, 604 381h Street, Bellingham 98226 Non -Partisan COMMISSIONER DISTRICT 3 Jonathan M. Hanson, Island View Lane. P.O-Box 1776, Lumm1 Island y8262 Non-Part€son ' = Henry Jansen, 1380 Wllleys Lake Road, Ferndale 98284 Nan -Partisan r" WHATCOM COUNTY a. + CITIZENS INITIATIVE MEASURE NO.1.84 Shall Whatcom County be declared a nuclear free zone and penalties - established far violation thereof? Y E S NO ! SPECIAL ELECTfON f I PROPOSITION NO. ) Submitted by Whatcom County PARK AND RECREATION GENERALOBLIGATION BONDS$6,500,000 - To provide funds for remodeling senior services facilities, developing :8thletlr, fields and parks, and acQuisitlon of saltwater frontage, and making Infrastructure -Improvements to lt0 exisling parks, shall What- com County Issue $6,600,009 of Its Gen QraI obi lgat€on bonds payable, both princ€pal and Interest. out of annual tax levies In excess, of regular ` property fax levies and maturing within a maximum term of 2U years from date of Issue„ all as provided In Ordinalnce No. 84.08 of the County? BONDS, YEtS , - 9QND5, NO CITY OF BELL INGHAM PROP05EDCHARTERAMFiNOMENT NO. 1 By City Cvugo{l i all�ttle Ileliingllam C;Ify: Cbetter be amended to provide' that r 1?1R(rrkertlrrat 1ho �Ity' CpunclL.`ekcept The Councilman -at -large, be nQMIq$ted by Ward qnd then elected by a majority vote from the entire City.? YES tit,-i t0 il iI O ii PRECINCT COMMITTEEMAN &X iVpta .,Only Ivor Your•. Preclnct Committeeman In. Your PrggInct J. J94n Odgon Whotr,om County AVOItorland r:x•afflcla,Supervlw of Elections PybllshedOctober 31;1904(WO 471) 1rt i I, AFFIDAVIT OF PUBLICATION NdtlCi OF P&LING PLACtS � GEfd ItALAi O Sf tCIAL ELECTIoN TUttDAY; NOVEMBER6,1984 lM Seleetinst of. Polling. Places for the PreClncts of Whaftdrn doUntyi Waihington, to be Uted as Sue Pat IIng PIAc6s for the General bnd Spetlbl Election to be Held in Said Whatcom County+ on Tdesda4, November b,199A. WHEREAS,.a General and Special Eiectlort.Is to be held In all of the ` voting precincts pf Whdtcom County, Washington. on the 6th day of November, 1984, and the law makes It the duty of the supervisor of Ittecilmis to destgnate polling places to be ut�j,l s such as said General and Special Election. e,,, NOW, THEREEOR�, It is Hereby Ordered by the Supervisor of Elections that the building hereinafter named by, and are hereby Selected and designated as polling places for the respective voting precincts of Whatcom County, Washinglon, at said Primary and Special Election. to be held in said County on Tuesday. the 6th day of November, 198A, BELLINGHAMCtTV P;R�CIfICTSANDPOLLINC;f�LA[ES 11, 21, 41 St. Paul's Parish Hall • 2116 Walnut St, 31, 51, 71, 91 Columbia School - 2508 Utter St. _ 61,101, 111 Birchwood school - 3100 Pinewood Ave. al, 121 Shuksan School - 2713 Alderwood Ave- 12, 91, 1l2,�192 Bellingham Cotenant Church- 920 E. Sunset Dr. 12, Ax, 0,142 Advent Chrlstlan Church • 2100 Broadway 32, $1, 62 Washington Square • 25111 "rz" St• ' 72,102, 11T " Parkvlew School - 3033 Coolidge €]r. 13, 23, 53, 711 Bellingham Hlgh Schoo€ - 2020 Cornwall Ave. 33, 43, 93 Lincoln Square - AW York St. /63, 1oj Courthouse Af nex • 1000 North Forest St. 45, 1 U St. Lukei Genaral Hospital - 809 F. Chestnut 123, 13J,145 C6rl CozleF School -1336 Lincoln St. 153 Absentee Voting only 14, 24, 164 Bloedel•Doliovan Park Bldg. • 2214 Elettrlc Ave- 34, 04 Roosevelt School • 2906 Yew St- A4,114 tlllaedel Donavan Park Bldg. - 2214 Electric Ave. 7A, 64 Bloedel Donovan Pdrk Bldg. - 2214 Electric Ave. 15, as,115 SehorrlQ High School - 2700 Calleot Parkway 25, 45,105 Lowell School - 935 - lath 33, 55, 73 Courthouse Annex - 1000 North Forest St. 6$, 95, 125 Maple Street Ftre Hal] - III Indian 16, A6, 106 Chuckanut Square -1A00. 12th St. 24, 06, i26 OVr Savlour's Lutheran Church -1717 McKenzie X $6,116 Happy Valley School • 1041 -24th St. 66, 76 Lowett School - 935. 141h 51. SMALL CITI ES Blaine CIli. 1,2,3 Cl" Hall "H" St. Evdrton City &-Ten Mlle 1 Everson City Fire Hall - 101 17, Main Ferndale City 1 & 2 _ • City Hall .569 4 See and Ave. Fernb6le City 3 & 4 Rimdale Sc6boi Disi. Admin. Ole. 6041 Vista Dr. , Lynden City I.ZI City Fire Hall • 204 - Ath St. Lynden City A,5,6 we, C8ni61 Club - 216 Maln.St., Lynden , Nooksack City & Nooks ack Twp 3 tRy Hall - Madison Street,' Nooksack Sumes bty . - City Hall - A33 Cherry St., Surna5 RURAL WHATCOM dd6i4 'Y Acme 'r Acme FIA H611 • Valley Highway No. 4, Aeme Baker 1 ' Van 296dt.Church of karde6mi- Highway 9& Potter Rd. 'BakeP 2 & 1[56in1n9 2 '' Welcome Community Club • Mosquito Lake Rd. Columbia, Glacier & N%4)e Falli Maple Falls Grade School -Silver Lake Ind. Crescent 1 �, 4 Ltike.Sariztsh Fire Hai • W. Lk. Samish & Summerland Crescent Z Chuckanut Fire ball - 688 Chuckanul Drive Crescent 3 Cedar Grove Club House - 4915 famish Way Custer 1 ,,6dd Petlows Halt • Portal Way & Custer School Rd. Custer 2 (, , Haynie Hall -Haynie Rd. & Valley view Rd. Custer 3. mi. 1�iew& Serrrlahmoo Office of Water Dist. a • Birch Bay Lynden & Harborview Rd. Delta fAi belts Grange Hall • Loomis Trail & Weidkamp Rd. Demme 19 UVrbnce 3 Denning Grade School - Next to High School , Deming Pertldale �wp t & 6 Meridlin High School -194 West Laurel Rd. Ferndale two � & 3 American Legion Ha11 • Third and Main St., Ferndale Ferndale T4 A fie S North Bellingham School - 5 27 5 forthwest Rd. , Gienava & Lbka , Geneva Fire Hall • Cable and Lbkewood Glenhaven & Park 1 Glenhaven Lake Clubhouse • 2997 Glenhaven Dr..., Lawrence 1 & Ten Mlle � Harmony School -5060 Sand Rd. Lawrence 2 lmmenuei Lutheran Church • 5782 Lawrence Rd. Everson Lurnml Island Lummi ls. Cengrebaftonal Church - L vmmi ls. . - Lumm( ReS4vaticn Gooseberry Pij: Fire Hail - 2600 MacKenzie Rd.;: Lyndeil'twp 1 Ei A Heritage Mbseuni - 217 West Front St., Lynden i Lynden Twp 2 & Ten Mlie 2 Ten Mlle Grange Hall - Hannegan & Pale Rd. It Twp 3 & Nooks ack Twp 2 Nooksack ValleY�High Schnaf 3376 E. Badger Rd.;) rmsa fbt}g II F' Corn munity Church - A213 Rural Ave. Marietta 2 & 3 6bilinghem Bible Chapel • a160 Northwest Rd. Marietla d & 3 Alderwood School : 3400 Hollywodd Mf, View 1 & 4 Qrchard Grange - Grandvlew & Vista Dr., Ferndale Mt. View3 Sandy Pt. Fire Hall • Sucia DriVe Newhalem & Dtabto Absentee Voting Only Nooksack Twp 1 & 4 'Sumac Fire Hall • CorheF Columbia & Sumas Ave., Sumas Park 2 Agate Bay Nre Hall•• North Shore Dr. & "Y" Rd Pt, RobeHs PL Roberts Senior Cenfer- Gulf ltd. Rothe home Grange Hall - 2800 Block Mi, Baker Hlway . ' Teh Wig 3 Victor Community Club • Corner Smith & Hann6dan a ' Valley f- Sudden Valley F(re Hal€ - Sudden Valley - Van Wyck 1 & 2 Van *yck Fire Hall • Mt. Baker Hwy & Van Wyck Rd. -. Van Wick 3 ' East B6kerl�iew Fire Hall • E. Bakervlew & James St. Rd. Such p61IIng place# shalt be 609h fr6M 7:00 o'clock A.M. to 8:9D O'clock P.M.. BY . Olfl)Eft )011: -rHE WHATCOM COUNTY AUDITOR Joan Ogden ItK•Ofitclo Supervisor of EI Lictlans Published October 31,198A, (WC A69) STATE OF WASFIINGTON, COUNTY OF WHATCOM aG .. - - - ...�� being first sworn on atl ; deposes and says that she is the principal clerk of THE WESTSIDE RECORD -JOURNAL, a weekly newspaper. That said newspaper is a legal newspaper and has been approved as a legal newspaper by order of the superior court in the county in which it is published and it is now and has been for more than six months prior to the date of the publications hereinafter referred to, published in the English language continually as a weekly newspaper in Whatcom County, Washington, and it is now and during all of said time was printed in an office maintained at the aforesaid place of publication of said ��newspaper - That the annexed is a true copy of a.... -as it it was published in tegular issues (and no�upplement form) of said newspaper once each week for a period of...1/..e consecutive weeks, commee%n�cing on the day of . .. . ....., 19.. gt and ending on the .: day of .......... 19.� both dates incIu- O sive, and that such newspaper was regularly distributed to its sub- scribers during all of said period. That the full amount of the fee charged for the foregoing publication is the sum of $ . /014 -'• • 0 • which amount has been paid in full, at the rate of $... '�� -'� • - • • • . per column inch for the first insertion and $ . . ......... . .... . ........ . per column inch for each subsequent insertion. � J1Bl•7G C. - r.....-... .��'..�.....:............. Subscribed and sworn to before me this ---------- day Of .......---/i.-a7L7? 7L�............... lS.... f. Notary Public in and for the State of 7� Washington, residiri� at Ferndale. 0 V. f/ /� 6< �7 = P.O. BOX 398 Bellingham. Wnthm9lun 98225 JOAN OGDEN, AUDITOR Phone 676-6740 I, Joan Ogden, Whatcom County Auditor, do hereby certify that I have examined the petition for nomination of Hue Beattie, residing at 2104 McKenzie, Bellingham, Washington as a candidate for the office of Public Utility District No. 1, Commissioner from, and residing in Commissioner District No. 1, to be voted upon at the primary election to be held in the above named district on the 18th day of September, 1984. Said petition contains more than one hundred (100) signatures of registered voters residing within Whatcom County, Washington. A sufficiency is therefore established. an Ogde Whatcom Co my Auditor ��r C P.O. Box 398 Bellingham. Washington 98225 JOAN OGDEN, AUDITOR Phone 676-6740 I, Joan Ogden, Whatcom County Auditor, do hereby certify that I have examined the petition for nomination of Jonathan M. Hanson, residing at Island View Lane, P. O. Box 1776, Lummi Island, Washington as a candidate for the office of Public Utility District No. 1, Commissioner from, and residing in Commissioner District No. 3, to be voted upon at the primary election to be held in the above named district on the 18th day of September, 1984. Said petition contains more than one hundred (100) signatures of registered voters residing within Whatcom County, Washington. A sufficiency is therefore established. J4WE Ogden Whatcom Cou ty Auditor, II , P.d_ Box 398 "".l ghum. WasFingro 98225 JOAN OGDEN, AUDITOR Phone 676-6740 I, Joan Ogden, Whatcom County Auditor, do hereby certify that I have examined the petition for nomination of John Kole, residing at 804 38th Street, Bellingham, Washington as a candidate for the office of Public Utility District No. 1, Commissioner from, and residing in Commissioner District No. 1, to be voted upon at the primary election to be held in the above named district on the 16th day of September, 1984. Said petition contains more than one hundred (100) signatures of registered voters residing within Whatcom County, Washington. A sufficiency is therefore established. R�-�'Zze&a J0,Am Ogden Whatcom Coldty Auditor% p,0, Box fig$ _ JOAN OGDEN, AUDITOR Phone 676-6740 July 31, 1984 I, Joan Ogden, Whatcom County Auditor, do hereby certify that I have examined the petition for nomination of Robert E. Ebright, residing at 619 Bayside Rd., Bellingham, Washington as a candidate for the office of Public Utility District No. 1 Commissioner from, and residing in Commissioner District No. 1, to be voted upon at the primary election to be held in the above named district on the 18th day of September, 1984. Said petition contains more than one hundred (100) signatures of registered voters residing within Whatcom County, Washington. A sufficiency is therefore established. an Ogden Whatcom Couray Auditor P.O. Box 398 8rlf gham. wash» ifon 98225 JOAN OGDEN, AUDITOR Phone 676-6740 August 1, 1984 I, Joan Ogden, Whatcom County Auditor, do hereby certify that I Have examined the petition for nomination of Henry Jansen, residing at 1380 Willeys Lake Rd., Ferndale, Washington as a candidate for the office of Public Utility District No. 1 Com- missioner from, and residing in Commissioner District No. 3, to be voted upon at the primary election to be held in the above named d�s.trict on the 18th day of September, 1984. Said petition contains more than one hundred (100) signatures -of registered voters residing within Whatcom County, Wash_ngton. A suffic.i ency, is• therefore established. n Ogden IVMatcom County Auditor