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Chamber: Owners of Thai Me Up take top honor
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Event
cancellations
included Pouring at the
Coast, Fourth of July fi re-
works, Seaside Beach Vol-
leyball and the Hood to
Coast.
Thursday night’s event
emphasized the positive.
CMH Urgent Care Sea-
side, which opened in the
Seaside Outlets last January,
was winner of the chamber’s
Community Impact Award,
delivered to the business
deemed to have made a posi-
tive impact on Seaside.
The Retailer of the Year,
presented to Cleanline Surf,
recognizes a business which
has been proactive to chang-
ing market trends, embraced
new technology or ideas,
strong relationships with
employees and customers,
Heman said.
Sea Star Gelato won the
Rising Star/New Business
Award.
The Legacy Award, pre-
sented to members of the
community who have been
part of the chamber and busi-
ness community for at least
10 years, went to Knutsen
Insurance. “It is both a testa-
ment to the member and their
commitment to service,”
Heman said.
Doug Barker was named
Volunteer of the Year. “The
volunteer of the year is some-
one who really dedicates a
lot of time, energy and eff ort
to what we do as an organi-
zation for our community,”
Owen said. “They’re moti-
vated, driven — these are
people who aren’t looking
for the limelight. They’re in
the trenches working on a
regular basis.”
Keith Chandler of the
Seaside Aquarium received
the Byron Award, delivered
to a leader in community
service. “Keith’s there even
for events he has nothing
to do with, whether it’s the
car event, or the wine walk
or the fl ower baskets,” said
chamber member and volun-
teer Gini Dideum in present-
ing the award. “Any time an
organization in town asks for
a donation, he’s always there
giving generously. Every
organization needs a Keith
Chandler.”
Despite the pandemic
and its impacts, local busi-
nesses did step up, took on
the challenges and did the
best they could, Heman
said. “Congratulations to all
of you. Everybody should
get an award for being able
to manage your businesses
in this last year. Thank you
Hailey Hoff man/The Astorian
again everybody for doing
your part in this awesome Pattaraporn “Patta” Lorwatcharasophon, Dacha “Kim” Pathumratanathan and their four
children sit outside their new restaurant on Pier 12 in Astoria.
community.”
Goals: Plans include resiliency master plan, water protection
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which means in less than a
decade, so you don’t want
to take this too lightly,” City
Councilor Tom Horning, a
geologist, said.
A resiliency master plan
is moving along at a good
pace, City Councilor Randy
Frank said.
A communications tower
will add redundancy to
radio systems between the
north and southern parts of
the county.
City of Seaside
Horning and Frank
The Seaside City Council met March 22 and reviewed priorities of a January goal-setting will team to guide com-
session.
pletion and implementa-
tion of a source water pro-
tection plan to protect old
growth forests. “An older
forest will give up 50%
more water in the summer
than a young forest,” Horn-
ing said. “One of the things
is how to accomplish this. It
also enhances the forest for
wildlife and salmon species
in the river.”
Barber and City Coun-
cilor Dana Phillips will lead
succession planning for
City Manager Mark Win-
stanley, who announced his
retirement in 2022.
Barber and Montero plan
to update the City Charter
as needed, a signifi cant pro-
cess that will require a vote
by citizens. “Tita and I are
looking at city ordinances,
reviewing, revising and
updating those city ordi-
nances,” Barber said. “It’s
a huge process. We’re also
revising policies for com-
mittees and commissions,
what they can and do.”
Montero asked coun-
cilors to provide regular
updates. “I’d like to have
a monthly regular report
in, so we can keep all of us
apprised, and our commu-
nity toward what progress
we are making,” she said.
Campus: Overall campus construction is expected to reach $131M
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building as well as Pacifi c
Ridge Elementary. It also
serves portions of Seaside.
Overall campus con-
struction is expected to
reach $131 million, Henry
said, presenting a chart indi-
cating budget and district
payments. “The blue line
is what we projected. The
green line is our current
path. We’re getting very
close to our revised budget
has been. As long as we can
keep the green line below
West entrance to the new campus.
the blue line, I think we’ll
be doing OK.”
At Pacifi c Ridge Ele-
mentary, construction is
close to completion, with
some woodwork, informa-
tion technology and fi nal
furniture items.
The wetland area will
be replenished with willow
trees and plants, with an
emphasis on animal-resis-
tant plantings.
“We had some plants
in the storm water ponds
which unexpectedly are
favored by elk,” Henry said.
“They are being replaced at
no cost to the district. We’ve
also had some of the same
problems as everyone else
in town with hoof tracks,
grass clumps pulled up, and
‘elk-duds.’”
Seaside School District
The blue line is projected spending and the green line the current path.
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