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Vancouver’s Monthly Memo
Civic Center
(City officers and Central Library)
This project will consolidate leased and ow ned City office space through
dow ntow n into one facility. The Civic Center project also includes space
fo ra new central library. In response to the C ity ’s REP. six proposals w ere
submitted. Tw o o f those proposals w ere selected for lurther evaluation.
A request for additional inform ation and a further refining o f each o f the
proposals is expected to be com pleted in May. A discussion w ith the City
Council will follow. Form ore information call Dave Perlick, Transportation
Services, (360) 696-8658.
Esther Short Park
The Esther Short Park Town Square Com m ittee rev iewed theT ow n Square
M asterplan and approved the plan as subm itted the w ater feature within
the plan is an exception to be studied further. T he M asterplan will go
forw ard to the City Council in a w orkshop session on M ay 8th. The
consultant Murse & A ssociates will begin the final design docum ents and
construction is slated for fall 2000. Project com pletion is anticipated by
December 2000. For more information call Terry Snyder, Vancouver-Clark
Parks and Recreation Services, (360) 696-8306.
Heritage Place
Heritage Place, 137 condom inium s and 13,000 s.f. o f retail, is on schedule
with the first units available for "m ove-in” during June 2000. Pre-sale o f
condom inium s is progressing as well. T ours are now available by calling
M ikeLamb,(360)695-5859.
Killiam Pacific - West Coast Bank
Building
This project consistsof65,000s.f. commercial space, 23 upscale residences
and 233 public structured parking spaces. G roundbreaking took place in
M arch, w hile dem olition o f the old Frontier building is anticipated in the
near future. Com pletion is expected in March 2001.
Kirkland Union Manor
(15th and Markle)
This 61 -unit residential project is designed for independent elderly living.
The developer received a $4.8 million HUD grant in 1999 and w e should see
construction begin around May 2000.
Crime Stoppers
The Portland Police Bureau Child
Abuse Team, in cooperation with
C rim e Stoppers, is asking for
y o u r h e lp in lo c a tin g an d
a p p re h e n d in g Ja m e s L ew is
L am erson. A felo n y arrest
w arran t is on file c h a rg in g
Lam berson w ith Sex A buse in
the First Degree. Bail has been
set at one m illion dollars.
Ja m es L ew is L am b erso n is
described as a 54-year old w hite
male, with a date ofbirth o f March
3 ,1 9 4 6 . Lam berson is 6 ’3 tall,
and w eighs 200 pounds. His last
known address is on N ortheast
9 3 rd Avenue. H owever investigators
believe he may have fled to the Eugene
area.
Crim e Stoppers is offering a 'c a sh
reward o f up to $ 1,000 for information.
C ollision Involving
Patrol Car and Officer
C O M R IB L lL D S lO K V
l U K j l l u P u K L U S Y E ’I h i S L K ' tK
At approximately 4:30 am on May 8,h, 2000, a Vancouver Police officer was
involved in a tw o-ear, m inor injury collision. The collision occurred in the
intersection o f E. Fourth Plain Boulevard and Grand Boulevard. The
prelim inary investigation show ed that the patrol vehicle was w estbound
on E. Fourth Plain Boulevard traveling through the intersection on
“routine patrol” . T he second vehicle, a pickup truck pulling a 14-ft. boat
and trai ler, was southbound on G rand Boulevard through the intersection.
W itnesses indicated that the southbound truck tailed to stop at the red
traffic signal, and it collided with the patrol ear in the intersection. Both
vehicles cam e to rest in the intersection. N either vehicle appeared to be
reported to C rim e Stoppers, w hich
leads to an arrest in this case or any
unsolved felony crim e, and you can
rem ain anonym ous. Call C rim e
Stoppers at (503 )823-HELP.
speeding and alcohol w as not a factor.
V ancouver Police O fficer Patrick Johns was transported by am bulance to
Emanuel Hospital w here he was treated for back and neck pain and then
released. The other driver, D onald Roe, was uninjured.
No infractions w ere issued, and the V ancouver Police T raffic Unit is
continuing the investigation.
Crime Stoppers
Portland Police B ureau R obbery
Detectives, in cooperation with Crime
Stoppers, are asking for your help in
identifying and apprehending the
suspects responsible to r a series ot
“take over” type tavern robberies.
Since April 5th o f this year, at least
seven taverns have been robbed in
N ortheast and Southeast Portland.
In each o f the ro b b eries, w hich
o cc u rre d betw een m id n ig h t and
closing tim e, tw o o f three arm ed
su sp ects en tered th e ta v ern and
ro b b ed b o th th e b a rte n d e r and
p a tro n s.
W h en c h a lle n g e d by
anyone in the tavern, the suspects
becam e extrem ely violent.
The suspects are described as two to
three young black m ales, sixteen to
tw enty years o f age. Because o f their
actions and clothing, investigators
believe the suspects may have gang
affiliations.
C rim e Stoppers is offering a cash
reward o f up to $ 1,000 for information,
reported to C rim e Stoppers, w hich
leads to an arrest in this case or any
unsolved felony crim e, and you can
rem ain anonym ous. Call C rim e
Stoppers at (503) 823-HELP.
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Vancouver Special Events Center
A jo in t public w orkshop w as held on April 29lh w ith the C ity Council,
V ancouver Public Facilities D istrict and the D ow ntow n Redevelopm ent
A uthority to discuss all inform ation that has been developed on the Special
Events C enter since the mid 19 9 0 ’s and to evaluate the risks and benefits
o f the project. W atch a replay o f this m eeting on C V TV , Channel 47,
Tuesday, May 9, beginning at 7 p.m., Saturday, M ay 20, at 11 a.m., and
M onday, M ay 22, aft 11:30 a.m.
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