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Wednesday, June 3, 2020 The Nugget Newspaper, Sisters, Oregon
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802 Help Wanted
Part time secretarial, small Sisters
business. Send resume to Davila,
PO Box 1627, Sisters, OR 97759.
HIRING DRIVERS!
Vehicle provided. Should have
good customer service skills,
open schedule and clean driving
record. $15/hr. 541-410-0722.
TAKING APPLICATIONS for
energetic, dependable persons
or couples to clean Black Butte
Ranch homes and condos now
through September.
Experience preferred but will
train; excellent pay. Year-round
at part time is possible for the
right person(s). Must be able to
work weekends and provide your
own transportation. Call Darcy
or Brenda at 541-549-5555 ext 2.
Wanted: Property Manager
Assistant. Assist in management
of several vacation homes at
Black Butte Ranch. Must be able
work weekends and holidays.
Schedule is somewhat flexible,
especially between October 3
May. Starts at $15/hr. Call
Brenda or Darcy at
541-549-5555 ext. 2.
999 Public Notice
Have you received someone
else's mail in your PO Box or
street address? Our letter carriers
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do their best, but sometimes
mistakes are made. Our office
represents some Sisters-area
individuals who have lost
important PERS benefits because
notices from PERS never reached
them. If you have received
misdirected mail, please contact
our office at kim@wiserlaw.com
or 503-620-5577. Thank you.
REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS
CITY FORESTER
The City of Sisters is soliciting
Request for Proposals (RFP) for a
City Forester to provide Urban
Forestry Advisory Services to
City staff and the City9s Urban
Forestry Board (UFB).
Responding firms/individuals
shall be certified by the Society
of American Foresters as a
Certified
Forester and/or certified
APPLICANT/
as an Arborist by the
International Society of
Arboriculture (ISA) or the
National Arborists Association.
PROPOSAL SUBMITTAL &
DUE DATE
Respondents shall provide six
hard copies of their proposal
clearly marked as <CITY OF
SISTERS CITY FORESTER
PROPOSAL= by 2 p.m. on
June 9, 2020, to:
Kerry Prosser, City Recorder
City of Sisters
520 East Cascade Avenue
PO Box 39
Sisters, OR 97759
FOR MORE INFORMATION,
please visit the City of Sisters
website at https://
www.ci.sisters.or.us/. RFPs are
located under the Business tab at
the top of website.
NOTICE OF PUBLIC
HEARING
Notice is hereby given that the
City of Sisters Planning
Commission will conduct a
public hearing at Sisters City
Hall, 520 E. Cascade Avenue,
Sisters, OR 97759 on June 18,
2020 at 5:30 p.m. regarding the
applications listed below. Public
oral or written testimony is
invited. The hearing will be held
according to SDC Chapter 4.1
and the rules of procedure
adopted by the Council and
available at City Hall. Prior to the
public hearing, written comments
may be provided to Sisters City
Hall at 520 E. Cascade Avenue,
Sisters (mailing address PO Box
39, Sisters, OR 97759) or
emailed to nmardell@
ci.sisters.or.us. Comments should
be directed toward the criteria
that apply to this request and
must reference the file number.
Public comments will continue to
be received until the official
record is closed but must be
submitted by June 10, 2020 in
order to be included in the staff
report. A copy of the application,
all documents and evidence
submitted by or for the applicant,
and the applicable criteria and
standards can be reviewed at
Sisters City Hall at no cost and
copies are available at a
reasonable cost. A copy of the
City9s staff report and
recommendation to the hearings
body will be available for review
at no cost at least seven days
before the hearing, and paper
copies can be produced on
request for a reasonable cost.
Due to COVID-19 and required
social distancing measures, the
City will make
accommodations for remote
participation and strongly
encourages all interested
parties to participate remotely.
Meeting access information will
be posted on the City Council
agenda on June 11, 2020 and
can be found on https://www.
ci.sisters.or.us/meetings.
Written comments will be
accepted via drop off to the
utility payment box at City
Hall, 520 E Cascade Avenue,
Sisters prior to June 18, 4 p.m.
HEARING DATE: June 18,
2020, 5:30 PM
FILE NUMBER(S): EXT 19-03
APPLICANT/
PROPERTY OWNER: Peter
Thomas, Citrus Development
LLC
SITE LOCATION: 704 W.
Hood Avenue, Sisters, OR 97759
TAX MAP AND LOT:
151008AA00800
REQUEST: Request to extend
approval period for 11-lot
subdivision and 10 detached
lodging units approved through
SUB 16-02, SP 16-07.
Applicable Criteria, Standards,
and Procedures: Sisters
Development Code: Chapter 4.1
(Types of Applications and
Review Procedures), Chapter
4.2.700 (Site Plan Review
Approval Period, Expiration, and
Extension), Chapter 4.2.300
(Land Divisions Approval
Process).
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we disinfect everything and
there is limited seating that
goes with social distancing.=
Manager Mike Andrusco
mentioned they opened
Memorial Day Weekend and
patrons are slowly coming
back in.
<It9s been wonderful to see
all their faces, although they
can9t see mine,= Andrusco
said, chuckling. <Our locals
have been coming out and
showing us support. We are
running a limited menu of
our top sellers. Right now,
it9s 21 and older, and we will
expand our hours and seating
with time as permitted and
are continuing to complete
our remodeling to offer the
best experience we can for
guests.=
Some local restaurants
have delayed reopening din-
ing rooms during Phase I.
Takoda9s Restaurant
and Lounge manager Kyle
Harbick noted that they
should be open soon.
<We are getting ready to
be able to stick to the gover-
nor9s guidelines and regula-
tions but are mainly finishing
up some projects,= Harbick
explained. <When we reopen,
we will have a full menu but
no salad bar. Our regulars
have been awesome and are
excited about getting out on
our patio to eat.=
The dining room and bar
in Chops Bistro has been
empty since mid-March.
Prior to shutdown, owner
Tracy Syanovitz said busi-
ness was up 84 percent from
last year9s numbers.
<We opened on May 15.
Business was good Friday
and Saturday,= she said. <The
rest of week, not so busy.
We do have the same chef
and same employees. This is
going to be a challenge with
the same amount of staff, but
with limited business. Right
now, due to eight weeks of
shutdown and limited num-
bers reopening, I am down 15
percent from last year.=
She added, <I think what
will help business this sum-
mer, due to limited seating,
will be my outside seating.
Last night, I had one table
in the dining room and a full
porch. Tables are six feet
apart and people feel safer
in an outdoor setting. The
menu is the same, and we
are going to expand bar food
next week, due to a renova-
tion taking place in kitchen.=
Chops will be having live
entertainment again but keep-
ing strict with volume in the
lounge area to keep within
the regulations.
People are excited to
be back at dine in restau-
rants, even if it is with a new
normal.
<The amount of support-
ive feedback that we have
gotten has been wonderful as
far as people being so grate-
ful to be able to come to a
place where they can feel
normal again,= said Sarah
Spaniol,= Cottonwood Café
manager. <We have a new
simpler temporary menu with
indoor and outdoor seating.=
Cottonwood Café is
open now Thursday through
Monday, with additional
seating on the sidestreet
alongside the cottage.
Three Creeks Brewing
Company is open and keep-
ing it simple.
< We o p e n e d l a s t
Wednesday and did the first
two days of just online order-
ing to go, then we opened
inside on the Friday of
Memorial Day weekend. It
went good but business is still
down,= said manager Mark
Perry. <The Sisters Stampede
bike race has always brought
a lot of traffic. We9re keep-
ing the menu simple; there9s
always that possibility of a
second wave of COVID-19.=
Cork Cellars opened its
doors Friday, May 15, and
manager Heather Belmont is
happy to see at least half of
the regulars coming back in.
She said, <It9s the same
menu for Cork Cellars with a
special every week.=
Co-owner Tom Buck has
been thinking creatively, fig-
uring out ways to keep their
live music traditions.
<We are excited about
getting entertainment back
in Phase III, maybe in June
sometime,= Buck said. <We
plan to have two one-hour
shows like the jazz clubs in
the old days. An early set,
clean up, disinfect then a
later set.=
He added, <This town has
absolutely embraced us since
we moved in here and has
been incredibly supportive.=
Renee Reitmeier, Fika
Sisters Coffee House owner,
opened her doors from curb-
side to inside on Memorial
Day.
The support from
my regulars is something
I will always remember
as long as I live.
— Renee Reitmeier
Reitmeier said, <I love
our community and hope we
can continue to support each
other as we each journey
through this and work out
how best we feel it is to live
during this time. The support
from my regulars is some-
thing I will always remember
as long as I live. They stood
in wind and rain and waited
patiently while coffee was
made. I am forever grateful.=
Hey, Ross, , You’ve Got Mail!
To: ross@myrksolutions.com
From: Peter & Lynn F.
Re: Why We Recommend Ross
Ross is a real professional. We had a unique,
luxury property, which required special
attention to the marketing. He quickly
brought us a qualifi ed buyer and went the
extra mile to help with the many details
during the middle of the coronavirus
quarantine. As seasonal owners, we could
never have met our closing deadline without
him. There’s no better realtor than Ross!
Ross Kennedy
Principal Broker
Loan Originator
NMLS#1612019
541-408-1343
Serving Black Butte Ranch & The Greater Sisters Area
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4 bedroom, 2.5 bath, 2,792 sq. ft . on 6.19 acres with a barn, fenced
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views over the Cascade Mountains. Remodeled master suite with
jetted tub and shower. New carpet on all 3 levels.
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Licensed in the State of Oregon
818-216-8542 | Suzanne@HomeinSisters.com
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