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NOTICE
Disposition of Abandoned Property
(ORS 98.245)
August 13, 2021
The Clatsop County Sheriff’s Office has in its physical possession the un-
claimed personal property of the following individuals listed below. If your
name is listed, you must file a claim with the Clatsop County Sheriff’s Office
within 30 days from the date of publication of this notice, or you will lose
your interest in that property.
Burrows, Brent
Butler, Shirley
Caldwell, Matthew C.
Corbin, Jamie J.
Dahl, Brendan Kyle
Garcia, Anthony
Jeffrey Craig Stone
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Horton, David
Long, Samuel
Schriner, Joseph
York, Christopher Jared
Wright, Anthony
Zamora Rodriguez, Fabian
In addition, the Sheriff’s Office is in possession of the following unclaimed
personal property: A box of clothes, hair treatment and miscellaneous items
left in the lobby of the Parole and Probation offices in March.
If this is yours, you must file a claim with the Clatsop County Sheriff’s
Office within 30 days from the date of publication of this notice, or you will
lose your interest in that property.
Unclaimed property will be disposed of according to Oregon law. To file a
claim, please contact: Clatsop County Sheriff’s Office evidence technician,
1190 SE 19th St, Warrenton, OR, phone 503-325-8635.
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NOTICE OF PENDING TYPE II ADMINISTRATIVE DECISION
FILE NO.: V-21-2; APPROVAL REQUEST: Class 1 Variance request for
reduction of required side yard and rear yard setbacks for the construction
of an accessory building in the Residential-Medium Density (RM) Zone.
The accessory building will be used as a garage for an existing single-family
residence.
LOCATION: 192 NW Cedar, Tax Lot 81021AB00901
APPROVAL CRITERIA: Warrenton Municipal Code Sections 16.32.020
RM Zone (Permitted Uses),
16.32.040 (RM Zone Development Standards), 16.32.050 (Other Appli-
cable Standards), 16.116.030 (Architectural and Site Design Standards),
16.152 (Grading, Excavation, and Erosion Control Plans), 16.180.030 Ga-
rage Standards, 16.208.040 (Type II Procedure), and 16.272 Variances.
Written comments on the pending decision will be accepted until 4:00
p.m. on Monday, August 23, 2021, and should be addressed to Will Ca-
plinger, Interim City Planner, at cityplanner@ci.warrenton.or.us. The
contact person for questions or further information regarding the adminis-
trative decision is Janice Weese, Planning and Building Department, 503-
861-0920.
After the comment period closes, the Community Development Direc-
tor or designee shall issue a Type II administrative decision. The decision
will be mailed to the applicant, to anyone else who submitted written com-
ments, and to anyone who is otherwise legally entitled to notice.
All evidence relied upon to make this decision is in the public record,
available for review at City Hall and copies can be obtained from the City at
a reasonable cost.
Any person who fails to address the relevant approval criteria in sufficient
detail may not be able to appeal to the Land Use Board of Appeals or the
Circuit Court on that issue. Only comments on the relevant approval crite-
ria are considered relevant evidence.
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Leitch said a wash-down
area had been added.
“I didn’t put that in there,”
he said. “Those things were
in there. This is ridiculous.”
In addition, it appeared
Leitch had subleased part of
the property to a food-de-
livery company, which had
trucks parked in a fenced-off
portion. According to Leitch’s
lease, any subleases must be
approved by the city.
Finally, Leitch had failed to
pay $711.61 in personal prop-
erty tax for 2020. Business
owners in Oregon pay taxes
on any equipment used to
produce an income, such as
smokers, display cases, com-
puters and more.
James Fowler, who wants to
buy Leitch’s business, lashed
out at commissioners upon
hearing they’d rejected the
transfer until lease violations
are fixed. He accused some
commissioners of violating
laws by having a personal in-
terest in the property. When
pressed by Mayor Henry Bal-
ensifer, Fowler still wouldn’t
name names.
“A city commissioner told
me to my face not to go into
business with Paul Leitch,”
he said.
In a report given to city
commissioners last week,
Fowler talked about his busi-
ness plans. His first priority
is to continue to serve sport-
and commercial-fishing cus-
tomers while attracting new
clients during the current
salmon season. Next, “the
storage yard has far more po-
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON
FOR THE COUNTY OF CLATSOP
In the Matter of the Estate of MARCIE LYNN BULLARD, Deceased
Case No.: 21PB06016
NOTICE TO INTERESTED PERSONS
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Alan Bennett Blangy has been appoint-
ed and has qualified as the personal representative of the estate. All persons
having claims against the estate are hereby required to present the same,
with proper vouchers, within four months after the date of first publication
of this notice, as stated below, to the personal representative, c/o Brent E.
Corwin, P.C., PO Box 1336, Cannon Beach, OR 97110 or they may be barred.
All persons whose rights may be affected by the proceedings in this estate
may obtain additional information from the records of the court, the per-
sonal representative, or the attorney for the personal representative.
Dated and first published on August 6, 2021.
Brent E. Corwin, OSB No. 004569
Brent E. Corwin, P.C.
PO Box 1336
Cannon Beach, OR 97110-1336
Telephone: (503) 436-8800
Fax: (800) 520-0503
Email: legal@BrentCorwin.com
Attorney for Personal Representative
tential than being the town
dump,” he wrote. “We will
look to evict derelict items as
soon as possible.”
Finally, he wants to work
with the city on an overall vi-
sion for the marina “that will
make us the crown jewel port
on the Oregon Coast. The po-
tential is there. A strong pri-
vate bait shop/fish process-
ing/tourist business at the
marina is vital to creating a
marine environment that can
attract visitors year-round.”
In a report to the commis-
sion last week, Engbretson
wrote that Fowler had passed
a criminal and financial back-
ground check and, at that
point, there was “no apparent
reason to withhold the trans-
fer approval.”
However,
the
transfer
hinged on Tuesday’s property
inspection. Despite Leitch’s
claim at the meeting that “We
jumped through all the hoops
with flying colors with the
inspectors today,” the viola-
tions were substantial, Eng-
bretson said.
Commissioners met in closed
session with their attorney.
When they returned to open
session, commissioners voted
to require all lease and code vi-
olations be cured and all back
taxes paid before they’d ap-
prove a lease transfer.
Leitch purchased the build-
ing and lease in April 2010
from Kasey Rogers, owner of
Conquest Marine & Master
Tackle & Bait.