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2018-03-15 NCBC Agenda Pkt
Yakima City Council Committee Neighborhood & Community Building Committee (NCBC) Council Chambers – 129 N 2nd St, Yakima, WA Thursday March 15, 2018 2:30 p.m. City Council City Staff Councilmember Dulce Gutiérrez Ana Cortez-Steiner, Assistant City Manager Councilmember Carmen Méndez Joan Davenport, Community Development Director Councilmember Kay Funk Sara Watkins, Senior Assistant City Attorney Councilmember Holly Cousens (alternate) Agenda 1) Board Appointed Reports – Standing Items a) Transit Development Plan / Transit Related Issues (Maxey) 02/07/2018 Minutes b) Parks & Recreation Commission (Funk/Wilkinson) 01/10/2018 Approved Minutes c) Henry Beauchamp Community Center (White/Cortez) d) Historic Preservation (White/Calhoun) e) Yakima Planning Commission (White/Calhoun) www.yakimawa.gov/services/planning/previous-planning-commission-agendas/ f) Bike/Pedestrian Committee (White/Calhoun) g) Homeless Network (Méndez/Davenport) h) TRANS-Action Committee (Méndez/Davenport) i) Tree City Board (White/Crowell) j) Community Integration (White/Cortez) k) Council Mentorship/Internship Program (Gutiérrez) 2) Update on the Vacant & Dangerous Building Project (Caruso) 3) Other Business / Requests a) Approve Minutes of 02/15/2018 NCBC Meetings b) Future Items / Recap of Deliverables for Next NCBC Meeting c) Interpreter for Next Meeting (48-hr advance notice) 4) Audience Participation April 19, 2018 The complete agenda packet is available online at: https://www.yakimawa.gov/council/city-council-committees/ TRANSIT CITIZENS ADVISORY COMMITTEE 2/7/18 MEETING MINUTES Meeting was called to order by Alvie Maxey at 5:30 P.M. AGENDA ITEMS: 1. Alvie began the meeting by introducing himself and the staff in attendance. Members present from staff included: Alvie Maxey, Transit Manager; Naeem Kara, Transit Office Assistant; Jennifer Orlando, Community Transportation Coordinator; Agustin Ortega, Transit Operations Specialist; and Jeff Beaver, Transit Operations Supervisor. 2. Alvie indicated that the Transit Planner position had been re-posted and we are still seeking eligible candidates to fill that position. 3. Fixed Route Bus Service Updates: Holidays: There will be no Transit services on the following Holidays: o Monday, Feb. 19th: President’s Day Route 10 (Selah Route): Alvie indicated that the City of Selah has provided Yakima Transit notice that it has entered negotiations with another vendor to provide Selah’s fixed-route bus services. Yakima Transit did not want to lose the Selah Route, but the City of Selah wanted to build their own Transit system. In doing so, Route 10 will be discontinued as of May. 1st. To restore services to areas affected by the City of Selah’s departure, we developed a new route (Route 8) – (see attached map). Route 8 will be a 35 minute route and will cover new areas, including running westbound on Yakima Ave, and north of River Road. Public Meetings: With the departure of Route 10, and the creation of Route 8, Public Meetings will be held to communicate the areas of service that will be affected and to address passenger inquiries. Three public meetings will be held at the following dates and times: o Tuesday, March 6th at 5:30 PM o Tuesday, March 20th at 2:00 PM o Tuesday, March 20th at 5:30 PM Per the Committee’s request, Yakima Transit will record the Public Hearing and have it available on the City of Yakima YPAC page. Bus Book Updates: o Transit Social Media: Although there have not been any closures or delays due to weather, Transit is promoting its social media sites, where service interruptions NCBC 002 would be announced. These social media sites/apps include: the Yakima Transit website, signing up for email alerts, Facebook, Twitter, etc. All of these sites/apps are available for passengers to follow. More information is provided on the inside back cover of the current Bus Book. o Bus Book Schedule: Due to the timing of Selah Transit’s departure, the Transit Bus Books will be impacted. The Winter Bus Book will be extended through April 30th, 2018 and the Spring and Summer Bus Books will be combined. Monthly Bus Passes: Jennifer explained that at the beginning of the year, Transit changed their bus passes from quarterly passes to monthly passes. The bus pass designs have also been changed to help prevent fraud (passengers using the same passes for the next month, etc.) IT Software Updates: Agustin explained that Transit is in the process of finalizing a grant in order to secure the funding to purchase a new IT system for the buses. This new IT system will provide: Passenger counting data; GPS & Mileage reports; better Dispatch system communications; ADA announcements and reader boards; and expandability for future operations (including electronic bus passes). 4. Dial-A-Ride Service: Medstar, the current Vendor that Yakima Transit is using, has recently moved locations. 5. Vanpool Service: Jennifer discussed that a new Vanpool group started, and is travelling to Hanford. She indicated that there are now a total of 14 Vanpool groups in service. 6. Naeem explained that Transit had received a grant and to expand Ellensburg Commuter operations. This Trial-Run began January 1st, and is planned to continue towards the end of April (Winter quarter bus book). At that point, we will evaluate the Trial-run utilization and determine whether or not to continue the project for another quarter. 7. Naeem then discussed the other projects that Transit was currently working on: New Bus Shelters: Transit is currently working with a vendor to purchase 20 new lighted shelters that will be added for passengers throughout the fixed-route system. The newly designed shelters are expected to help reduce damages (vandalism, broken windows, etc.), and be more passenger accommodating (more room for disabled and wheelchair passengers). Sidewalk Improvements: Transit has monies set aside dedicated to install sidewalks in areas where Transit service is utilized. Currently, the City Streets and Engineering divisions are working on sidewalk improvements on 40th Ave, between Tieton Drive and Walnut. OPEN DISCUSSION: NCBC 003 8. Bikes and Peds Updates: The Bikes and Peds Committee shared some updates that would be impacting Transit operations. Vision Zero – This is an effort to improve traffic engineering on highways/freeways/roads, and provide better safety for pedestrians. Blue Zone – Will be coming to the Yakima community on/around April 30th. They will be doing an assessment of the community and will also be observing Transit operations. 9. Future Transit Plans: Future plans for Transit were inquired about, Alvie indicated that within a couple of years, Transit would like to expand to fill gaps in our coverage areas and make current operations more efficient. He would like to see approx. 30 minute routes be the norm in the near future. Looking ahead, a new facility as a base of operations and a West-side TC to support routes on the other side of 40th ave.are also desirable. 10. Future Meeting Times: Alvie mentioned that Transit sent out a survey to seek feedback from those who have attended past Transit Citizens Advisory Meetings inquiring about changing meeting times to earlier in the day. We would like to get more feedback from these surveys to better determine if changing the times would better enable passengers to make more of the meetings in the future. Meeting was adjourned at 6:50 P.M. Next Meeting will be held on May 9, 2018. NCBC 004 Yakima Parks and Recreation Commission Meeting Minutes for January 10, 2018 Commissioners Present: Chairman Rod Bryant, Vice Chairman Paul Williams, Jo Miles, Matt Tweedy, Josette Gonzales, Rosana Bravo, Stacy Hackenmueller, Brynn Kloster and Kay Funk, Yakima City Council Liaison Absent and Excused: Roger Lewis Staff present: Ken Wilkinson, Parks & Recreation Manager and Jenise Sanders, Parks and Recreation Administrative Secretary Call to Order Welcoming everyone in the audience and viewers watching on YPAC, Chairman Rod Bryant called the meeting to order at 5:33 p.m. at City Hall in the Council Chambers, 129 North 2nd Street, Yakima, Washington. Election of Parks and Recreation Commission Officers Ken stated that it is time to nominate and elect the Chair and Vice Chair for this committee, as we do every year. Rod Bryant opened the floor for nominations for Vice Chair. Stacy Hackenmueller nominated Paul Williams to remain Vice Chair. Paul accepted the nomination. Brynn Kloster seconded the nomination. The motion carried unanimously. Rod opened the floor for nominations for Chair. Matt Tweedy nominated Rod Bryant to remain Chair. Paul Williams seconded the nomination. The motion carried unanimously. Approval of the Meeting Minutes from December 13, 2017 It was Moved by Paul Williams, Seconded by Josette Gonzales, to approve the Minutes as written from the December 13, 2017 Parks and Recreation Commission Meeting. The motion carried unanimously. Welcome New Park Commissioner – City Council Liaison, Kay Funk Ken welcomed City Council Liaison, Kay Funk as the newest addition to the Parks and Recreation Commission. Kay is replacing Dulce Gutierrez as City Council Liaison for Park Commission. Kay represents District 4 on the City Council. Ken stated that new Park Commissioners usually get taken for a park tour and that he would like to do the same for her in the near future. Rod welcomed Kay and thanked her for joining the Park Commission. Naming of a Park Facility – Ed Putnam Discussion Ken reminded the Park Commissioners about the letter that had been received requesting that a park and/or park facility be named after a previous Park Superintendent, E.V. Putnam. He was the first full time Parks and Recreation Superintendent for about 18 years from the mid 40’s to the mid 60’s. During his time as Superintendent, he was part of the creation of some additional parks within the City of Yakima. The letter of request was brought to Park Commission by Mr. Putnam’s daughter, Marilee Brothers, whom was present and spoke on behalf of the request at last month’s meeting. Ken reiterated that the naming of a park or facility is not something that is taken lightly. He reminded them of the list of criteria that has previously been set by City Council. Matt questioned where this would fall under the list of criteria. He stated that it could possibly be considered Civic Service, but as a Park employee, it is their duty to increase and improve the park system. He asked where the line would be drawn for naming parks after City employees that were paid to do their job. He commented that Mr. Putnam’s contribution to the City’s Parks Department is noteworthy, but struggles with the fact that it was his job. Kay stated that she has read about this in the minutes and also the newspaper articles. She agreed that many people would like to have parks named after them, but also said “as an employee, your thanks is in your paycheck.” She continued that even if there has been a precedent set with naming parks after individuals that have contributed something that is not an entitlement. Kay stated that if there was a strong feeling or a strong divided feeling on this subject, she believes the only way to know how the community feels about it would be to put it on a ballot for a vote of the people. Matt pointed out that the resolution for the criteria was signed in 2005 and Kissel Park was named well before 2005. Jenise Sanders stated that the Chesterley Park property was originally Kissel Park and was changed and developed into Chesterley upon the death of long time NCBC 005 Park Commissioner John Chesterley. Kissel Park was developed later in 2003 – 2004. Jo Miles stated that the reason Emil Kissel has a park named after him was probably because he passed in a tragic boating accident along with his wife and daughter. He was employed as the Park Superintendent at the time of his death in 1974. Jo also stated that the other eleven parks that have been named for Yakima citizens were because they contributed a substantial amount of land or money to develop the park. He continued that there are three named for volunteers, including Park Commissioners. Jo stated that Kissel is the only Yakima park named for an employee. He thanked the Yakima Herald and Mr. Putnam’s family for bringing this to the commission’s attention and reminding everyone of all the great things that Ed did for the community. He further commented that the Parks Directors after him were able to continue his good work by building new parks and improving the existing ones. He stated that he feels that Ed really set the standard for those that came after him. Jo stated that when he read Ed Putnam’s obituary, he found that one of his proudest accomplishments was Fisher Park Golf Course. He recommended improving the already existing plaque that is at Fisher Park Golf Course commemorating Mr. Putnam. He suggested establishing a budget to elevate and reset the plaque showing his name, position and years served, from ground level to a more visible location. Stacy Hackenmueller agreed with Jo’s recommendation. Matt agreed and stated maybe the plaque could be put on a stone on the way to the clubhouse. Ken suggested dedicating Fisher Park Golf Course to Mr. E.V. Putnam in the same way that Lions Pool is dedicated to Mer and Betty Edmondson and making the memorial more prominent. Matt suggested incorporating the family in the design and planning of the memorial. Jo and Kay both agreed. Matt commented that the next step would be for Ken to work on the design, cost and funding source. Ken stated that the cast aluminum plaque going in at Lions Pool is approximately $500 and is being paid for by the Edmondson family. Rod suggested that it be eye level. He stated that he feels there is a consensus of this commission to move forward with coming up with a design and costs for the project. Ken stated that it would need to go before City Council if a recommendation is made by Park Commission. Rod clarified that the Parks and Recreation Commission is only a recommending body, not able to make the decision. Ken stated that he will bring some possible examples to next month’s meeting. Community Swimming Pool Ad Hoc Committee Report Ken advised that the packets include the Community Swimming Pool Ad Hoc Committee Report. He reminded the Commissioners that City Council requested that the committee be formed after he presented to them at the Study Session in May 2017. Ken stated there were three Park Commissioners; Josette, Matt and Stacy, three City Council members; Avina Gutierrez, Dulce Gutierrez and Holly Cousens, along with community members; Joe Mann, Erika Deleon and Alma Rabadan on the committee. Ken advised that one of the things they did was create a Purpose Statement. He stated that he also presented multiple PowerPoint presentations to help aid in the conversation. He reported that they discussed location, amenities, and programs and classes that could be offered. He stated that it was a bit difficult to come up with a basic design without having a budget. Ken advised that they used the information that they have from Franklin Pool for these possible pool locations as it will be about the same amount of water. Ken advised that they narrowed it down to three possible locations; the Mill Site property, the Speedway property and MLK Jr. Park. He stated that after much discussion, the committee settled on recommending the Speedway property or MLK Jr. Park to City Council. Ken commented that there was a development group proposing to buy the Speedway property and the City’s involvement with that group needs to be discussed. He stated there may be an opportunity to go to that group and asked for a portion of the property to be donated for a pool. He also commented there was discussion regarding the possible expansion of MLK Jr. Park in the future. He stated that building a pool at MLK Jr. would limit the amount of green space there. Ken stated the committee did speak briefly about the funding options for the facility, but that is not part of the recommendation to City Council. Ken thanked the committee members for giving their time to be a part of the committee. Ken stated that this report has been submitted to the Public Works Director, Scott Schafer for his review and then it will move on to the City Manager and Assistant City Manager for their review. Matt asked Ken if he had already done his presentation to City Council. Ken stated he has not and he is not even sure if there will be a presentation or if it will be just a shared informational item. Discussion followed. Kay stated there is some anxiety regarding the current fiscal commitments for the Downtown Plaza and the YMCA. She commented that the YMCA is looking to have their pool operational by 2019, so once that happens then there may be some resources for this project. Matt stated that he felt everyone on the committee knew there was no funding source for this, but just a NCBC 006 starting point for something in the future. Discussion followed. Ken advised that if this does move forward, a consultant will need to be brought in to design the pool. Harman Center Trips and Tours - 2018 Ken introduced Leslie Richards, Recreation Program Supervisor to speak about the upcoming events, programs, and Trips and Tours at the Harman Center. Leslie handed out newsletters and Trips and Tours books. She stated they have some amazing programs at the Center as well as the trips and tours. They will be doing the Tree Lighting trip to Leavenworth, the Flower and Garden show in Seattle, Costa Rica, Thailand and Lincoln City. Leslie reported that they are trying out some new programming at the Center. They have started a writing club and Mai Jong group, added an extra tai chi class, continuing the arts and crafts class, cards, and dance class. Ken commented that Lori Schatz is the Trip and Tours Coordinator at the Harman Center and does a great job. Stacy asked what the minimum age is to go on these trips. Leslie stated that the focus is on seniors but there are family friendly events throughout the year. Discussion followed regarding the great services that the Harman Center provides. Leslie stated that the Spaghetti Feed is on the 27th of March. Manager’s Report Ken advised that their packets include the final 2017 – 2022 Parks and Recreation Comprehensive Plan. He stated it has been sent to the State Recreation Conservation Office and it has been accepted. He advised the Bike and Pedestrian Plan will be sent as an addendum to this. It is from the Planning Division and a different plan but it does go hand in hand with our plan. Ken commented how very important the statistical data in this plan is. Ken stated that we are starting to work on the plans moving forward on the 44th Ave. parking lot. The parking lot is currently closed as trees are being removed to begin demolition of the parking lot in early spring and as soon as the asphalt plants open the Streets Division will be paving. Ken reported that the pond is filled back up to the planned level. The walkways will be redone later this spring or early summer. He advised that we were able to get an extension from RCO. The original completion date was June 2018 but we were able to extend it to September. He stated that we will have a celebration for all those that have been a part of this project from the beginning. Paul asked if the existing walkways will be removed entirely and replaced or just repaired. Ken advised that he will be meeting onsite with the Streets Division to discuss that. Rod asked if the signs to not harass the ducks were ever put in. Ken advised they had. For the Good of the Order Matt asked what the Parks Division’s obligation is at SOZO. Ken stated that we do not have any obligation for SOZO. Matt asked if the RCO conversion is done. Ken stated that he believes that the conversion is close to being done, but not sure as Scott Schafer, Director of Public Works has done most of the work on that. Matt asked if construction for the YMCA can begin if the conversion is not complete. Ken advised he does not believe so, but does think that the conversion is very close to completion. Matt asked if we will be able to get any more than the $100,000 for Parks Capital. Ken stated no. Ken stated it will probably just be a few smaller projects this year. Keith Farnum spoke regarding the E.V. Putnam discussion. He stated that he liked the idea of putting this to a vote of the people. He stated that the original plaque at Fisher Park Golf Course was dug up during the renovation to the parking lot. He stated that it was then replaced in the ground near the tee box of hole #1. Keith commented that he liked the idea of elevating the plaque. He stated he did not understand Matt’s theory of not naming something after an employee. Adjournment The next Parks and Recreation Commission meeting will be February 14, 2018. The meeting adjourned at 6:26 p.m. NCBC 007 TO: City of Yakima Neighborhood and Community Building Committee FROM: Joe Caruso, Code Administration Manager DATE: March 1, 2018 SUBJECT: Vacant and Abandoned Building Status Report In June 2015, the Code Administration Division had received multiple violations of vacant houses with squatters illegally entering and occupying these structures as well as fires in abandoned buildings. An average of 5 to 7 illegal, unauthorized entries into vacant structures were reported monthly with persons also taking up residence (squatting) without permission To address these issues, Code Administration Division Compliance Officers created an inventory of all vacant structures throughout the City Of Yakima. The Code investigation identified 119 structures that were abandoned, vacant, boarded up or needing to be secured in 2015. The 119 structures were further reviewed and sorted into four categories: Level 1= 20 structures. Eminent Danger, recent fire, too dangerous for a firefighter to enter Level 2 = 11 structures. Obviously dilapidated but may not be secured Level 3 = 22 structures. Boarded up, but chronic problem of vandalism, break-ins, attractive nuisance, criminal citations Level 4 = 66 structures. Boarded up, not apparently dangerous. May have other code violations such as graffiti, weedy lots. The Level 1 and Level 2 structures were immediately addressed to ensure they did not pose eminent safety concerns. Code enforcement worked with the property owners to obtain as much voluntary compliance as possible. Most of the Level 1 and Level 2 structures were physically marked on the exterior of structures as “Dangerous Buildings” due to no operating utilities. This provided the Fire Department with advance notice that they should use extreme caution if they planned to enter the structure in the event of a fire. The unauthorized illegal entries into structures were drastically reduced after YPD and Codes utilized Chapter 11.10 of the Yakima Municipal Code and had any individuals arrested in any structure that the city closed down with a Gross Misdemeanor Citation which is jail time up to 364 days. Currently, as of February 2018, there are 47 structures from the original 119 structures (2015 inventory) that remain vacant after enforcing violations and working with property owners, banks and mortgage companies to address violations. This has been a very successful program with pressure placed on property owners, banks, mortgage companies, financial institutions and private owners to maintain their structures and abate any violations or remove any conditions that make their properties an attractive nuisance However, Code Enforcement staff have identified an additional 77 structures that are currently vacant, abandoned or unsecured. These structures were NOT included on the 2015 inventory. City staff will begin the process of further investigation to determine the ownership, condition, priority, potential violations and necessary steps to achieve compliance with these buildings. NCBC 008 January 5, 2016 COUNCIL MEETING Dangerous Building Strategy • In recent months the City Of Yakima has experienced numerous structure fires as well as other emergencies which have depleted our resources especially during multiple fires at the same time. • Many fires have occurred in structures that have been structurally compromised before the fires which have added challenging conditions for the fire department. • These conditions are putting the City Of Yakima to the extreme with our emergency services • Codes staff has developed a strategy to begin abatement of the most dangerous structures Phase One • Code Enforcement officers have identified 123 primary structures that were boarded up, vacant or appeared abandoned. All property owners, and parcel numbers have been identified through the County Assessor’s office • Structures are prioritized by the Action Level for response based upon code requirements 1. Level 1 Eminent danger, recent fire damage, too dangerous for firefighters to respond a. Buildings have been identified for YFD…marking on street front…Box with X-orange paint 22 structures 2 Level 2 Obvious dilapidated, holes in roof 44 structures…11 are uninhabitable Phase Two 3 Level 3 Boarded up, but chronic problem of vandalism, break-ins, attractive nuisance 4 Level 4 Boarded up, Not apparently dangerous. Might have other code violations, Graffiti, weeds • 22 Buildings have been identified as Level 1 which had the most serious damages. These qualify under the Fire Code and provisions of the YMC 10.05.145 • This is a an expedited process that allows for a warrant if the legal owner/owners are unresponsive EXAMPLE- Fire burned structure or compromised structure a. A Title Search is ordered to verify all individuals who have any ownership, whether outright or liens against the property b. A Notice of Non-Compliance and Order is sent out to all individuals on the Title Search as required by law c. All fire debris outside of home must be removed within 48 hours after receiving Notice of Non-Compliance d. A partially burned building, the owner shall within 10 days remove all refuse debris, burned lumber. e. If after the fire and the owner requests to re-build, he/she must obtain a structural analysis of the premises within 10 days of receiving the Notice of Non-Compliance (Fire Compromised) f. If the owner does not act on any of the requirements, along with the opportunity to schedule a hearing with the Board of Appeals within a 10 day appeal period, the Building Official may proceed to cause demolition along with cleanup work and charge the cost thereof to the property owner. (Approx. 45 day process to demolish) NCBC 009 • Action Level 2, Second Priority Program….code enforcement has identified 44 structures in this category that have been evaluated in severe condition • Even more imperative to move towards this program is the actions that YPD, YFD and Codes have been going through with these types of buildings. Squatters have been taking over vacant buildings and opening utility accounts as YPD and Codes have been removing and arresting under chapter 11.10.050 as Gross misdemeanors with jail time and fines. Neighbors have been extremely grateful and thankful for the removal of these individuals to get their neighborhoods back • In order to implement Phase One of the Dangerous Building Strategy, approximately $100,000 will be required to be authorized for this expenditure. • The Level 1 Action does not deal with any homes that are of historic nature or on the register NCBC 010 Vacant & Dangerous Building Report YEAR 2015 Page 1 of 5 SmartGov Case#SITE_ADDRE PARCEL_NUM COUNCIL_ DISTRICT CODE_A REA ACTION_L EV City CODE NOTES Owner Last Name Current Owner (02/18)01/22/18 Disposition CAC-15-2506 CA150170 402 N 5TH AVE 18132412469 1 2 1 IFC Fire damage, attractive nuisance, squatters Badillo Demolished CAC-15-2439 1612 SIMPSON LN 19132934499 2 5 1 IFC Fire damage Mortiz Demolished CAC-15-2516 CA150178 1212 MCKINLEY AVE 18132421502 1 2 1 IFC Fire damage Woodkey ACRES OF DIAMONDS INVESTMENTS LLC Demolished -604 S 3RD ST 19131934473 4 3 1 IFC Extensive fire damage Awwad SAUL CISNEROS Demolished CAC-15-2145 618 W J ST 18131324440 5 1 1 IFC Extensive fire damage Adams Demolished CAC-15-2317 710 W J ST 18131324436 5 1 2 DBC Roof sagging Adams Demolished CAC-15-2431 1118 E VIOLA AVE 19132933461 2 5 3 YMC 11.10, UHC uninhabitable, Attractive nuisance, STEVEN WOOD Demolished CAC-15-2348 313 S 4TH ST 19131942417 2 3 3 YMC 11.10, UHC Attractive nuisance, squatters, uninhabitable FREDERICK & PATRICIA DILLS Demolished -608 S NACHES AVE 19131943444 2 3 1 IFC Fire damage Ledecky HABITAT FOR HUMANITY Demolished; new house built CAC-15-2366 1506 E BEECH ST 19132031453 2 3 3 YMC 11.10, UHC Uninhabitable, no heat JUAN & MARIA GONZALES Fire Damaged to be Demolished CAC-15-2332 506 N 3RD ST 19131833438 1 1 4 OK - permitted repairs taking place KARINA ORNELAS ROJAS Fire Damaged-rebuilding and secure CAC-15-2413 802 ST HELENS AVE 18132512514 4 4 3 YMC 11.10 Attractive nuisance LINDA HUNTINGTON Fire Demolished CAC-15-2437 1518 ROCK AVE 19133122469 2 5 2 DBC, UHC uninhabitable Cheek Occupied CAC-15-2412 201 W PRASCH AVE 19133032458 2 4 2 YMC 11.10, DBC Squatters, wiring stripped Urlacher ERIK GRAY Occupied CAC-15-2323 711 N 19TH AVE 18131444429 5 1 2 DBC Steel Hammer ROGELIO & LINA TORRES Occupied -412 S NACHES AVE 19131942429 2 3 3 YMC 11.10, UHC Stripped interior, uninhabitable EFREN HERNANDEZ /RAYMUNDA SANCHEZ Occupied CAC-15-2411 53 W PRASCH AVE 19133032009 2 4 3 YMC 11.10 Squatters DAISY MENDOZA Occupied CAC-15-2352 405 S 6TH ST 19131942525 2 3 3 YMC 11.10 Attractive nuisance, squatters VICTOR LOPEZ HERNANDEZ Occupied CAC-15-2299 912 N 6TH ST 19131823431 1 1 3 YMC 11.10 Attractive Nuisance, squatters SANDRA KETZENBERG Occupied CAC-15-2482 1409 S 8TH ST 19133041402 2 5 3 YMC 11.10 Attractive nuisance JUVENAL GONZALEZ Occupied CAC-15-2314 624 N 4TH AVE 18131343472 1 1 3 YMC 11.10 Attractive Nuisance ADRIANA PANIAGUA ARREOLA Occupied CAC-15-2331 603 N 3RD ST 19131832492 1 1 3 YMC 11.10 FRED & LAURA RIEBE Occupied CAC-15-2478 908 E NOB HILL BLVD 19133041504 2 5 4 OK MARGARITA SANCHEZ SERRANO Occupied CAC-15-2491 1420 S 8TH ST 19133041413 2 5 4 OK LYDIA SMATHERS/ JAMES HENNESS Occupied -1415 S 8TH ST 19133041403 2 5 4 OK LYDIA SMATHERS/ JAMES HENNESS Occupied NCBC 011 Vacant & Dangerous Building Report YEAR 2015 Page 2 of 5 SmartGov Case#SITE_ADDRE PARCEL_NUM COUNCIL_ DISTRICT CODE_A REA ACTION_L EV City CODE NOTES Owner Last Name Current Owner (02/18)01/22/18 Disposition CAC-15-2481 1302 S 18TH ST 19132924416 2 5 4 OK RONALD & RICHARD SIMPSON Occupied -1006 WOODLAND AVE 18133621021 3 5 4 OK GERARDO MENDOZA Occupied -702 W MEAD AVE 18133612430 2 5 4 OK DALE & RHEA MURPHY Occupied CAC-15-2514 CA150177 1607 MCKINLEY AVE 18132311463 5 2 4 OK WILSON REAL ESTATE LLC Occupied -1516 PLEASANT AVE 18133621428 3 5 4 Liveable CORVOR INVESTMENTS Occupied CAC-15-2453 807 LAFOLLETTE 19133041477 2 5 4 MARIA BARAJAS Occupied CAC-15-2452 1425 S 8TH ST / 805 WILSON LN 19133041405 2 5 4 JAMES HENNESS Occupied CAC-15-2428 CAC-15-2430 1117 S 2ND AVE 19133032462 2 4 4 ISAIAS & LUZ MARIA MENDOZA Occupied CAC-15-2438 1610 S 17TH ST 19132934493 2 5 4 CYNTHIA SPRATT Occupied CAC-15-2493 1416 E VIOLA ST 19132934444 2 5 4 JOHN & ANNIE EVERHART Occupied CAC-15-2490 1504 S 14TH ST 19132932462 2 5 4 ARMANDO VARGAS LOPEZ Occupied CAC-15-2483 1605 DALTON LN 19132924422 2 5 4 JAMES & CONNIE STONE Occupied CAC-15-2364 1202 E ADAMS ST 19132033056 2 3 4 MELISSA GAY HEAD Occupied -301 S 8TH ST 19131914079 2 3 4 CECIL PURDUE Occupied CAC-15-2504 CA150168 307 N 8TH ST 19131843467 1 2 4 JDANCO LLC Occupied CAC-15-2444 3105 W VIOLA AVE 18132632530 3 4 4 THOMAS & KATHLEEN BIRDWELL Occupied CAC-15-2441 2501 W VIOLA ST 18132631439 3 4 4 ANDRES DELGADO Occupied CAC-15-1950 919 S 26TH AVE 18132624425 3 4 4 ALLAN & CHRISTINA ROBERTS Occupied CAC-15-2433 1202 S 9TH AVE 18132542044 4 4 4 HERIBERTO ZAMORA VALENCIA Occupied CAC-15-2432 1117 S 10TH AVE 18132542034 4 4 4 KIMBERLY MARTINEZ Occupied CAC-15-2509 CA150173 308 W D ST 18132412526 1 2 4 FRANCISCO & MARTHA FLORES Occupied CAC-15-2508 CA150172 512 N 4TH AVE 18132412021 1 2 4 DOUGLAS LEMON Occupied CAC-15-2520 CA150182 404 N 25TH AVE 18132321465 5 2 4 CECILIA CARDENAS Occupied CAC-15-2329 803 N 34TH AVE 18131541413 5 1 4 ARTURO BAEZA Occupied CAC-152324 2011 JEROME AVE 18131443439 5 1 4 ANGELICA MAGDALENO Occupied CAC-15-2301 2009 JEROME AVE 18131443438 5 1 4 RICHARD COLE Occupied CAC-15-2327 815 N 28TH AVE 18131431042 5 1 4 RICHARD COLE Occupied NCBC 012 Vacant & Dangerous Building Report YEAR 2015 Page 3 of 5 SmartGov Case#SITE_ADDRE PARCEL_NUM COUNCIL_ DISTRICT CODE_A REA ACTION_L EV City CODE NOTES Owner Last Name Current Owner (02/18)01/22/18 Disposition CAC-15-2358 613 S 9TH ST 19131941510 2 3 3 YMC 11.10 Attractive nuisance HUMBERTO & PIEDAD RIVAS Occupied CAC-15-2361 710 S 14TH AVE 18132522422 4 3 2 DBC, UHC uninhabitable, Stripped interior, Lidke LUCATERO / HERNANDEZ Occupied; Re-hab'ed CAC-15-2414 803 S 3RD AVE 19133022443 4 4 3 YMC 11.10 Attractive nuisance, squatters ANGELA HUBACEK Occupied; Re-hab'ed CAC-15-2365 1208 E ADAMS ST 19132033446 2 3 4 OK MIGUEL VILLEGAS SANCHEZ Occupied; Re-hab'ed CAC-15-2421 1005 S 3RD AVE 19133023445 4 4 4 LIZANDRO BARRAGAN GONZALEZ Occupied; Re-hab'ed CAC-15-2424 1011 S 21ST AVE 18132613442 3 4 4 CHRISTOPHER & CHELSEY BELL Occupied; Re-hab'ed CAC-15-2423 1006 S 22ND AVE 18132613048 3 4 4 TERESA ARELLANO ORTIZ Occupied; Re-hab'ed CAC-15-2419 919 PLEASANT AVE 18132524429 4 4 4 CHRISTINE BAKER Occupied; Re-hab'ed -1008 TIETON DR 18132521437 4 3 4 DANIEL & ANNA MARIE MARTINEZ Occupied; Re-hab'ed CAC-15-2422 1006 S 5TH AVE 18132514502 4 4 4 LARS ERIC NATHANIEL & AMBER HANSON Occupied; Re-hab'ed CAC-15-2416 812 S 7TH AVE 18132512017 4 4 4 ERIC TEJEDA Occupied; Re-hab'ed CAC-15-2362 717 S 4TH AVE 18132511520 4 3 4 MARIA MOLINA Occupied; Re-hab'ed CAC-15-2521 CA150183 1311 MCKINLEY AVE 18132421580 1 2 2 DBC Porch caving in Gayton URBINA-VALENCIA/ BARRAGAN- SANCHEZ sold and Occupied CAC-15-2303 1023 N 1ST ST 18131314043 1 1 4 Recently purchased OAKLAKE MANAGEMENT LLC Sold and Occupied CAC-15-2484 1606 E NOB HILL BLVD 19132931549 2 5 4 City property LAWRENCE B STONE PROPERTIES LLC Sold and Occupied CAC-15-2313 602 N 1ST ST 18131344400 1 1 3 YMC 11.10 Attractive nuisance, squatters RE TECH Sold and rebuilding CAC-15-2346 303 S 3RD ST 19131931485 2 3 1 IFC Fire damage Otamendi & ESTELA MARIN Structure being rebuilt CAC-15-2350 401 S 10TH AVE 18132443529 4 3 1 IFC Fire damage Strid JAVIER MENDIOLA structure sold and rebuilt CAC-15-2518 CA150180 512 N 5TH AVE 18132412524 1 2 1 IFC, YMC 11.10 Extensive fire damage, attractive nuisance Federal National Mortgage CARLOS VARGAS structure sold and rebuilt -203 S NACHES AVE 19131924482 2 3 1 IFC Extensive fire damage Martinez structure sold and rebuilt CAC-15-2442 2907 W NOB HILL BLVD 18132623011 3 4 1 YMC 11.10, IFC Fire Damage, attractive nuisance Durall vacant and secure -508 S NACHES AVE 19131942444 2 3 1 IFC Fire damage Sorenson MARIA CARMEN RUELAS vacant and secure CAC-15-2505 CA150169 309 N 7TH ST 19131843425 1 2 1 IFC Fire damage Bowers vacant and secure CAC-15-2360 701 S 15TH AVE 18132522412 4 3 1 IFC Fire damage Gonsales GUSTAVO VASQUEZ ALVAREZ vacant and secure CAC-15-2519 CA150181 1101 W LINCOLN AVE 18132421400 1 2 1 IFC Fire damage Rojas vacant and secure NCBC 013 Vacant & Dangerous Building Report YEAR 2015 Page 4 of 5 SmartGov Case#SITE_ADDRE PARCEL_NUM COUNCIL_ DISTRICT CODE_A REA ACTION_L EV City CODE NOTES Owner Last Name Current Owner (02/18)01/22/18 Disposition CAC-15-2305 CA172483 309 CHERRY AVE 18131343405 1 1 1 IFC Fire damage Gomez vacant and secure CAC-15-2318 404 W I ST 18131342458 1 1 1 IFC Fire damage Barrett vacant and secure CAC-15-2316 1105 JEROME AVE 18131334550 1 1 1 IFC Fire damage Serrano & ADAN CUEVAS vacant and secure CAC-15-2321 2105 WILLOW ST 18131442417 5 1 1 IFC Nichols vacant and secure CAC-15-2315 1321 FAIRBANKS AVE 18131333111 1 1 1 IFC Gurley vacant and secure -1717 S 9TH AVE 18133613456 3 5 2 DBC, UHC, YMC 11.10 uninhabitable, Attractive nuisance, interior stripped, Carlson vacant and secure CAC-15-2347 303 S 9TH ST 19131914476 2 3 2 DBC, UHC uninhabitable Thompson TORRES LARIOS vacant and secure CAC-15-2479 1105 S 6TH ST 19133012494 2 5 2 DBC Roof sagging Everhart vacant and secure CAC-15-2308 601 N 6TH AVE 18131343040 1 1 2 UHC Mold - interior destroyed Lane vacant and secure CAC-15-2488 904 WILSON LN 19133041436 2 5 2 YMC 11.10, DBC Attractive nuisance Baeza vacant and secure CAC-15-2341 210 S 10TH ST 19131914030 2 3 3 YMC 11.10, UHC uninhabitable, Housing code violations, MARIA TERESA GARCIA vacant and secure CAC-15-2485 1613 S FAIR AVE 19132933006 2 5 3 YMC 11.10, UHC uninhabitable, Attractive nuisance, no utilities,RIOS-CRUCES / MARTINEZ vacant and secure CAC-15-2487 2002 E VIOLA AVE 19132943442 2 5 3 YMC 11.10 uninhabitable, Attractive nuisance,DMD DEVELOPMENT LLC vacant and secure CAC-15-2517 CA150179 507 N 16TH AVE 18132422442 1 2 3 YMC 11.10, UHC uninhabitable, Attractive nuisance,THOMAS CARLSON vacant and secure CAC-15-2307 2504 WILLOW ST 18131434528 5 1 3 YMC 11.10 squatters MAY ZUMWALT vacant and secure CAC-15-2511 CA150175 115 N 10TH ST 19131844027 1 2 3 YMC 11.10 Attractive nuisance, squatters DUNSTAN FAMILY LLC vacant and secure CAC-15-2434 1407 S 18TH ST 19132942432 2 5 3 YMC 11.10 Attractive nuisance DONNA CLEMMENS vacant and secure CAC-15-2325 710 N 24TH AVE 18131434006 5 1 3 YMC 11.10 Attractive Nuisance PATRICIA STEVENS vacant and secure CAC-15-2330 1904 N 1ST ST 18131244026 5 1 4 OK VALOM LLC vacant and secure CAC-15-2492 1417 E NOB HILL BLVD 19132924440 2 5 4 City property?CENTRAL WA FAIR ASSN vacant and secure CAC-15-2480 1120 S FAIR AVE 19133011550 2 5 4 GLORIA MABRY vacant and secure CAC-15-2486 1911 E MEAD AVE 19132943472 2 5 4 ALICIA MARTINEZ vacant and secure CAC-15-2489 1513 E VIOLA ST 19132931543 2 5 4 CASA DE CARLOS LLC vacant and secure CAC-15-2351 402 S 8TH ST 19131941400 2 3 4 JOSE HERNANDEZ PUENTES vacant and secure CAC-15-2340 207 UNION ST 19131914081 2 3 4 SE NEIGHBORHOOD IMPROVEMENT CTE vacant and secure CAC-15-2503 CA150167 301 N 9TH ST 19131843501 1 2 4 JESUS MUNGUIA vacant and secure CAC-15-2311 711 N 3RD ST 19131832473 1 1 4 VICTOR MARTINEZ vacant and secure CAC-15-2304 501 E I ST 19131823479 1 1 4 BRENDA MENDOZA vacant and secure NCBC 014 Vacant & Dangerous Building Report YEAR 2015 Page 5 of 5 SmartGov Case#SITE_ADDRE PARCEL_NUM COUNCIL_ DISTRICT CODE_A REA ACTION_L EV City CODE NOTES Owner Last Name Current Owner (02/18)01/22/18 Disposition -803 SPOKANE ST 18133613455 3 5 4 FEDERAL NATIONAL MORTGAGE ASSN vacant and secure CAC-15-2427 1114 S 38TH AVE 18132742462 3 4 4 ESTATE OF JAMES R LEE vacant and secure CAC-15-2440 1810 W GRANT ST 18132641413 3 4 4 DONALD & CHRISTINA KEARBY vacant and secure CAC-15-2443 3001 W NOB HILL BLVD 18132623010 3 4 4 MICHAEL & TRACIE DURALL vacant and secure CAC-15-2435 1413 S 14TH AVE 18132533512 3 4 4 NORA OLIVAS vacant and secure CAC-15-2436 1418 S 14TH AVE 18132533452 3 4 4 ORLAND DUGAN vacant and secure CAC-15-2426 1110 PLEASANT AVE 18132531553 4 4 4 DIANE SJOGREN vacant and secure CAC-15-2359 619 S 16TH AVE 18132522504 4 3 4 GERMAN EQUIHUA vacant and secure CAC-15-2513 CA150176 410 N 23RD AVE 18132312443 5 2 4 KELLY BECKLEY vacant and secure CA-15-2510 CA150174 4408 ALPINE WAY 18132232555 7 2 4 JUDE & ANGELA DOTY vacant and secure CAC-15-2322 1803 JEROME AVE 18131444422 5 1 4 CASA DE CARLOS LLC vacant and secure CAC-15-2418 912 S 4TH AVE 18132514556 4 4 3 YMC 11.10 Attractive nuisance, squatters MARIA AZUCENA SANCHEZ vacant; not secure CAC-15-2417 902 LANDON AVE 19133023455 4 4 4 Vacant; secure VIRGIL & MARY GLESSNER CAC-15-2507 CA150171 215 N 2ND AVE 18132411435 4 2 4 HIGHLAND PROPERTIES LLC NCBC 015 Vacant & Dangerous Building Report YEAR 2018 Page 1 of 3 SmartGov Case#SITE_ADDRE PARCEL_NUM COUNCIL_ DISTRICT CODE_ AREA ACTION _LEV City CODE NOTES Owner Last Name Disposition CA180260 1207 Swan Ave 18131334513 1 1 3 YMC 11.10 unsecured Ocwne Loan Servicing LLC broken windows 3605 Tieton Dr 181322-43048 7 3 3 YMC 11.10 Front door open; garage open KD Josan Enterprises Hse; garage open CA180307 713 N 6th Ave 18131343015 1 1 1 YMC 11.10 fire damage, attractive nuisance Patricia Maxey vacant 509 N 22nd Ave 181323-12411 5 2 1 YMC 11.10 Fire Damage;Weedy; Junk Lemus Vacant and poorly secured 415 N 6th Ave 181324-12477 1 2 1 YMC 11.10 Fire damage City of Yakima Vacant and secure 509 & 507 W J ST 18131313035 1 1 1 YMC 11.10 Fire Damage Commsmith LLC Vacant and secure 1006 N 6th Ave 18131324442 5 1 2 YMC 11.10 fire damage, attractive nuisance Mary R Castillo Vacant and secure CA180242 7907 Midvale Road 181329-22407 6 3 3 YMC 11.10 Attractive nuisance Fisher Vacant and secure 710-712 S Naches 191319-43461 2 3 3 YMC 11.10 junk vehicles; poorly secure Marquez Vacant and secure 516 S 2nd St 191319-34426 4 3 3 YMC 11.10 Excessive trash Roman Vacant and secure 210 S 10th St 191319-14030 2 2 3 YMC 11.10 Junk, weeds, graffiti Garcia Vacant and secure 905 E Maple 191319-41455 2 2 3 YMC 11.10 junk vehicles; poorly secure Zumwalt Vacant and secure 515 N 16th Ave 181323-11470 5 2 3 YMC 11.10 weedy Peterson Vacant and secure 608 N 6th ST 19131831427 1 1 3 YMC 11.10 Attractive nuisance Federico & Maria Martinez Vacant and secure 1406 Fairbanks Ave 18131333100 1 1 3 YMC 11.10 Attractive nuisance Eva Elneta Vallalovos Trust Vacant and secure 615 N 2nd ST 19131832441 1 1 3 YMC 11.10 fire damage, attractive nuisance Martha Ramirez Vacant and secure 212 Sycamore ST 18131311498 1 1 3 YMC 11.10 Weedy; Junk; Poorly Secure Gary E & Marjorie D Rufener Vacant and secure 1407 S 18th St 19132942432 2 4 3 YMC 11.10 Weeds Clemens Vacant and secure 6315 Tieton Dr 181321-33016 6 3 4 YMC 11.10 OK Zaremba Vacant and secure 1505 Tieton Dr 181324-33513 4 3 4 YMC 11.10 wood debris Valencia Vacant and secure 415 S 8th Ave 181324-43464 4 3 4 YMC 11.10 No violations Maher Vacant and secure 623 Pleasant Ave 181325-21471 4 3 4 YMC 11.10 No violations Hammond Vacant and secure 705 S 16th Ave 181325-22402 4 3 4 YMC 11.10 No violations Wells Fargo Bank Vacant and secure 707-707 1/2 S 8th Ave 181325-12506 4 3 4 YMC 11.10 No violations OD Hansen Long LLP Vacant and secure 616 S 9th Ave 181325-12558 4 3 4 YMC 11.10 weedy Bank of America Vacant and secure 611 S 26th Ave 181326-21012 3 3 4 YMC 11.10 No violations US Bank National Assoc.Vacant and secure 1015 S 22nd Ave 181326-13068 3 3 4 YMC 11.10 No violations Sublett Vacant and secure 1021 S 22nd Ave 181326-13069 3 3 4 YMC 11.10 No violations Sublett Vacant and secure 908 Queen 181325-24527 4 3 4 YMC 11.10 Trash; junk vehicle Bell Vacant and secure 1019 Pleasant 181325-24557 4 3 4 YMC 11.10 No violations Yakima Valley Comm.College Vacant and secure 611 S Fair Ave 191320-32405 2 3 4 YMC 11.10 No violations Cruz Vacant and secure 1311 E Alder 191320-33008 2 3 4 YMC 11.10 weedy Martinez Vacant and secure NCBC 016 Vacant & Dangerous Building Report YEAR 2018 Page 2 of 3 SmartGov Case#SITE_ADDRE PARCEL_NUM COUNCIL_ DISTRICT CODE_ AREA ACTION _LEV City CODE NOTES Owner Last Name Disposition 502 S 2nd St 191319-34420 4 3 4 YMC 11.10 No violations Draper Yakima Building Vacant and secure 301 S 3rd Ave 181324-41517 4 3 4 YMC 11.10 No violations Rosas-Ortiz Vacant and secure 802 S 2nd Ave 191330-22435 4 3 4 YMC 11.10 No violations Casio Vacant and secure 918 S 1st Ave 191330-23487 4 3 4 YMC 11.10 No violations Secretary of Veterans Affairs Vacant and secure 316 Union 191319-13533 2 2 4 YMC 11.10 No violations Hanson Vacant and secure 909 E Maple 191319-41529 2 2 4 YMC 11.10 weedy Perales Vacant and secure 207 Union 191319-14081 2 2 4 YMC 11.10 No violations SE Neighborhood Improvement Committee Vacant and secure 301 S 8th St 191319-14079 2 2 4 YMC 11.10 No violations Purdue Vacant and secure 110 N 22nd Ave 181323-42417 5 2 4 YMC 11.10 No violations Watrous Vacant and secure 1217 N 1st ST 18131311503 1 1 4 YMC 11.10 No violations Antojitos Lucy LLC Vacant and secure 1108 Fairbanks Ave 18131334401 1 1 4 YMC 11.10 No violations Wells Fargo Bank Vacant and secure 611 N 2nd ST 19131832441 1 1 4 YMC 11.10 No violations Magdaleno Martinez Vacant and secure 1606 N 4th ST 19130733426 1 1 4 YMC 11.10 No violations Manufactures & Traders Trust Co Vacant and secure 209 E O ST 19131822427 1 1 4 YMC 11.10 No violations Owens Family Limited Partnership Vacant and secure 1015 Fruitvale blvd 18131332407 5 1 4 YMC 11.10 No violations Aura L Gamache Vacant and secure 3504 Castlevale Rd 18131541432 5 1 4 YMC 11.10 No violations Clarence A & Gertrude M Russell Vacant and secure 1101 N 34th Ave 18131514405 5 1 4 YMC 11.10 No violations Michael J & Tessy F Sleigh Vacant and secure 1010 N 10th Ave 18131332463 1 1 4 YMC 11.10 No violations Jesus Juarez Vacant and secure 501 N Front ST 18131344418 1 1 4 YMC 11.10 No violations Yan's Food Inc Vacant and secure 2203 W J ST 18131413436 5 1 4 YMC 11.10 No violations Frances M Laws Vacant and secure 611 N 51st Ave 18131644465 5 1 4 YMC 11.10 No violations The Revocable Living Trust of Heidi A Hart Vacant and secure 611 N 16th Ave 18131333135 1 1 4 YMC 11.10 No violations Genesis Houseing Services Vacant and secure 923 S 26th Ave 18132624424 4 3 4 YMC 11.10 No violations Ayala Vacant and secure 1512 Voelker Ave 19133121413 2 4 4 YMC 11.10 No violations Eaton Vacant and secure 1607 Ledwich Ave 19133121485 2 4 4 YMC 11.10 Weeds Guild mortgage Vacant and secure 1520 landon Ave 19133122435 2 4 4 YMC 11.10 Weeds Gangle Vacant and secure 1512 landon Ave 19133032414 2 4 4 YMC 11.10 No violations Landon Ave llc Vacant and secure 1406 S 1st Ave 19133053402 2 4 4 YMC 11.10 No violations Zorr Vacant and secure 1521 S 2nd Ave 19133122439 2 4 4 YMC 11.10 No violations Wells Vacant and secure 1026 S 88th Ave 18133013503 7 4 4 YMC 11.10 Weeds Bice Vacant and secure 904 wilson ln 19133041436 2 4 4 YMC 11.10 Weeds Vacant and secure 1105 S 6th st 19133012494 3 4 4 YMC 11.10 Weeds Everhart Vacant and secure NCBC 017 Vacant & Dangerous Building Report YEAR 2018 Page 3 of 3 SmartGov Case#SITE_ADDRE PARCEL_NUM COUNCIL_ DISTRICT CODE_ AREA ACTION _LEV City CODE NOTES Owner Last Name Disposition 1120 S Fair Ave 19133011550 2 4 4 YMC 11.10 Weeds Mabry Vacant and secure 1415 S 8th St 19133041403 3 4 4 YMC 11.10 Weeds Smathers Vacant and secure 1417 E Nob Hill BLVD 19132924440 2 4 4 YMC 11.10 weeds Central washington state fair Vacant and secure 1420 S 8th st 19133041413 2 4 4 YMC 11.10 No violations Smathers Vacant and secure 1504 S 14th ST 19132932462 3 4 4 YMC 11.10 No violations Vargas Vacant and secure 1513 E Viola St 19132931543 2 4 4 YMC 11.10 No violations Casa de carlos llc Vacant and secure 1605 Dalton Lane 19132924422 2 4 4 YMC 11.10 No violations Stone Vacant and secure 1911 E Mead Ave 19132943472 2 4 4 YMC 11.10 Weeds and debris Martinez Vacant and secure 2002 E Viola Ave 19132943442 2 4 4 YMC 11.10 No violations DND Development Vacant and secure 803 Spokane St 18133613455 3 4 4 YMC 11.10 Weeds Federal national mortgage Vacant and secure 1717 S 9th st 18133613456 3 4 4 YMC 11.10 Weeds Carlson Vacant and secure 1411 Queen Ave 18132534430 2 4 4 YMC 11.10 Weeds Trepanier Vacant and secure 1612 S Simpson Ave 19132934499 2 4 1 YMC 11.10 fire damage,weeds Moritz Vacant not secure NCBC 018 I 8 2 HW Y E TIETON DR AHTANUM RD I 82 HWY WUS 1 2 H W Y SUMMITVIEW AVE W NOB HILL BLVD S 1S T S TS 16TH AVES 3RD AVEW WASHINGTON AVE ZIER RD SCENIC DR W CHESTNUT AVE W LINCOLN AVE ENGLEWOOD AVE S 64TH AVEBUDS P L REST HAVEN RD OCCIDENTAL RD N 1ST STS 18TH STS FAIR AVEN 6TH AVES 72ND AVEN 40TH AVEN 16TH AVES 6TH ST RIVER RD W YAKIMA A V E NACHES HTS RD S 24TH AVES R 2 4 M A I N S TS 96TH AVEW MEAD AVE CORNELL AVE4TH STS 40TH AVEFRUITVALE BLVD DAZET RDE D ST COWICHE C A N Y O N R D S 48TH AVE2ND STS 32ND AVE1ST STS 80TH AVERUDKIN RDS 3RD ST E YAKIMA A V E KEYS RDHARDY DR E E ST E RACE ST W J ST S 8TH AVECOOLIDGE RD S 44TH AVEE MEAD AVE W AHTANUM RDN 4TH AVE WIDE HOLLOW RD MAR S H R D BARGE ST E NOB HILL BLVDN 1ST AVES 2ND ST E G ST S 31ST AVEN 3RD ST E MAPLE STN 20TH AVEN 66TH AVES 4TH ST PACIFIC AVE E VIOLA AVEN 5TH AVES 22ND AVES 74TH AVEN 4TH STLANDON AVES 52ND AVEROCK AVEN FRONT ST5TH STS 12TH AVEN 74TH AVES 14TH STN 8TH ST W D ST W P O W E R H O U S E R D N 56TH AVEN 7TH ST E ADAMS ST S 25TH AVES N A C H E S R D E R ST MIDVALE RD N NACHES AVE DOUGLAS DR S 30TH AVECHERRY AVE E LINCOLN A V E E PINE STN 24TH AVEN 33RD STE I ST E CHESTNU T A V E N 32ND AVES 2ND AVES 21ST AVELONGFIBRE RDS 79TH AVES 90TH AVES 13TH STS 62ND AVES 17TH AVES 18TH AVELEDWICH AVEE F ST S NACHES AVEQUEEN AVETERRACE HGTS DR S FRONT STBUTTERFIELD RDS 86TH AVEBROWNE AVE GORDON RDPEAR AVEWHATCOM ST ORCHARD AVE S 45TH AVES 56TH AVES 88TH AVEBONNIE DOONE AVES 27TH AVES 4TH AVECUSTER AVEWHITMAN ST W A ST W I ST E WALNUT S T STEWART ST E BEECH ST N KEYS RDBAY STS 15TH AVEN 31ST AVEN 2ND STS 13TH AVEN 36TH AVES 42ND AVEKRISTI LNS 9TH STN 35TH AVEHARTFORD RD S 35TH AVES WILEY RDGOODMAN RDSPRING CREEK RD FECHTER RD 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STARBORETUM DRBUWALDA LNRUSSELL LN RACQUET LNS 81ST AVEFREMONT ST HAYNES ST ALDER STN 86TH AVES 92ND AVEPICKENS RDUPLANDS WY WALLA WALLA ST KOCH RDS 83RD AVEPOPLAR STMADERA WY CRE E K S I D E L P SUTHERLAND DRPITCHER ST S 67TH AVEW COURT ST W PLATH AVE VOELKER AVERICHEY RD N 98TH AVELYONS LP BU S I N E S S P A R K W YFELLOWS DRHAMM AVEN 57TH AVEGROVE AVE OAK ST GREGORY AVE N 11TH AVE MARKET ST CASTLEVALE RD RIVERVIE W D R N 41ST AVEN 85TH AVES 65TH AVEQUINCE ST PARK LNN 63RD AVEN 55TH AVEN 21ST AVEW VALLEY MALL BLVD POPLAR VIEW WY W PRASCH AVE DWINELL DR BRISTOL WY FREMONT DRN 77TH AVELOOKOUT POINT DR N 28TH AVEN 93RD AVERYEGRASS RD SALI RD GILBERT DRHILLTOP W Y CARRIAGE HILL DRS 61ST AVEKERN WY WESTBROOK AVE S 76TH AVEPARSONS AVEGARDEN AVE N 38TH AVEN 91ST AVEN 47TH AVEN 70TH AVES 7TH STN 54TH AVEPLEASANT AVEPERRY ST S 10TH AVELEMONA DR PLUM LNJONEGOL D CT E SPRUCE ST S 82ND AVESPOKANE ST AHTANUM RIDGE DR PILOT L N CLO V E R L N BIRCH STJOYCE PLMANOR WY S 15TH STN 101ST AVEN 60TH AVES 9 T H A V E SHELTON AVEN 82ND AVEHILL DRS 17TH STS 60TH AVESTANLEY BLVDMUO T H W YCREST DRN 73RD AVE HOME DR HOPPIS LN MODESTO WY STORM AVE LAURA LNS 19TH STWINDCREST DRBRACKETT AVE S 78TH AVEMI G U E W Y JADE PLS 85TH PLLOREN PL N 30TH AVEBORLEY WY W VIOLA AVE VICTORY LNN 31ST STUNIVERSITY PKWYPRIVATE RDVALLEY WEST AVEW BIRCHFIE L D R D S 68TH AVES 11TH AVEMARILANE ST S 85TH AVECUTOFF LNS 19TH AVEFORNEY RDCONRAD AVEN 33RD AVECHISHOLM TLBEL AIR DRFRASER WY SLIGER RD PRESSON LNL Y N N P L S 28TH AVES 59TH AVELAUREL ST CLEMAN AVES 71ST AVEMUNSTERMAN RD E AHTANUM RDS 57TH AVEN 58TH AVELILA PLN 59TH AVEN 45TH AVESUSAN AVE N 22ND AVEW OAK AVE S 23RD AVES 63RD AVEHAMILTON AVEW ARLINGTON AVE CHINOOK DR BOUCH E R LN TAYLOR WYN 102ND AVES 53RD AVEMACLAREN ST LOREN AVE GRUNEWALD RD N 87TH AVEAIRFAIR WY PIERCE AVEHOPE LN N 14TH AVEMCCARGAR ST W KING ST CONOVER DRBOGGESS LN S U P E R I O R L NCREST ACRES PLBITTERROOT WY GARRETT ST N 94TH AVEMACIAS LN STREIF RD HAMBELTON BLVD FRE E W A Y L A K E R 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SALLE STS 44TH AVEKEYS RDS 42ND AVEGARDEN AVEN 82ND AVEALPINE WY QUEEN AVES 12TH AVELANDON AVES 73RD AVEW PRASCH AVES 87TH AVES 14TH AVES 7TH AVE W ARLINGTON STN 72ND AVES 8TH STN 67TH AVES 81ST AVES 15TH AVEWEBSTER AVE VOELKER AVEW VIOLA AVE S 88TH AVES 29TH AVES 83RD AVEWESTBROOK AVE S 8TH STLOREN PL BRISTOL WY E F ST COOLIDGE RD S 14TH AVES 38TH AVES 12TH AVERICHEY RD S 64TH AVES 26TH AVES 78TH AVEN 2ND STS 51ST AVEN 58TH AVEWEBSTER A V E S 37TH AVES 67TH AVEW WALNUT ST S 37TH AVES 8TH STS 96TH AVES 57TH AVEVALLEY M A L L B L V DS 11TH AVES 47TH AVEUS 12 HWY S 76TH AVEN 32ND AVES 69TH AVES 34TH AVE GARRETT ST S 46TH AVES 21ST AVERICHEY RD W LOGAN AVE S 9TH AVEE BEECH S T PEACH ST S 4TH AVEE PINE STS 8TH AVES 33RD AVEALDER STS 21ST AVEN 4TH STSTEWART ST MACLAREN ST W BIRCHFIELD RD W ARLINGTON ST LAUREL ST RICHEY RD W KING ST W PIERCE ST SWAN AVE S 44TH AVEN 53RD AVEN 42ND AVEUS 12 HWY RAMP S 60TH AVES 90TH AVES 68TH AVES 80TH AVES 72ND AVES 7TH AVES 36TH AVEBAKER ST EMMA LN S 1ST AVEN 48TH AVES 29TH AVEW PINE ST E I ST N 3RD AVEN 55TH AVES 14TH STVIOLA CTS 69TH AVEN 52ND AVETAHOMA AVE S 78TH AVES 18TH AVESWAN AVE S 12TH STS 32ND AVEE ARLINGTON ST W KING STN 76TH AVEBELL AVE S 66TH AVES 70TH AVES 28TH AVEFAIRBANKS AVE N 54TH AVES 15TH AVEN 80TH AVE EMMA LN N 41ST AVEN 78TH AVES 68TH AVES 60TH AVES 42ND AVEROOSEVELT AVE S 79TH AVEN 21ST AVES 94TH AVES 5TH AVERAINIER ST CENTRAL AVE W LOGAN AVEN 25TH AVEN 58TH AVES 25TH AVES 9TH AVEN 28TH AVES 74TH AVECASTLEVALE RD WALLA WALLA ST US 12 HWY RAMP JEROME AVE S 28TH AVEW VIOLA AVE S 11TH AVEWEBSTER AVEN 92ND AVEN 34TH AVEW KING ST S 7TH AVEN 21ST AVEI 82 RAMP EB S 1ST AVES 65TH AVEW KING ST S 4TH AVE UNNAMED WALLA WALLA ST S 2ND AVES 5TH AVEOAK ST I 82 R A M P W B E SPRUCE S T S 71ST AVES 15TH AVES 20TH AVES 6TH AVES 1ST AVES 78TH AVESources: Esri, HERE, DeLorme, Intermap, increment P Corp., GEBCO, USGS, FAO, NPS, NRCAN, GeoBase, IGN, Kadaster NL, Ordnance Survey, Esri Japan,METI, Esri China (Hong Kong), swisstopo, MapmyIndia, © OpenStreetMap contributors, and the GIS User Community Yakima City Council Districts2015 Vacant Buildings Inventory Demolished Rebuilt, Rebuilding Vacant Fire Damaged Occupied DISTRICT 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 . 1 inch = 3,000 feet Date: 3/8/2018 NCBC 019 I 8 2 HW Y E TIETON DR AHTANUM RD I 82 HWY WUS 1 2 H W Y SUMMITVIEW AVE W NOB HILL BLVD S 1S T S TS 16TH AVES 3RD AVEW WASHINGTON AVE ZIER RD SCENIC DR W CHESTNUT AVE W LINCOLN AVE ENGLEWOOD AVE S 64TH AVEBUDS P L REST HAVEN RD OCCIDENTAL RD N 1ST STS 18TH STS FAIR AVEN 6TH AVES 72ND AVEN 40TH AVEN 16TH AVES 6TH ST RIVER RD W YAKIMA A V E NACHES HTS RD S 24TH AVES R 2 4 M A I N S TS 96TH AVEW MEAD AVE CORNELL AVE4TH STS 40TH AVEFRUITVALE BLVD DAZET RDE D ST COWICHE C A N Y O N R D S 48TH AVE2ND STS 32ND AVE1ST STS 80TH AVERUDKIN RDS 3RD ST E YAKIMA A V E KEYS RDHARDY DR E E ST E RACE ST W J ST S 8TH AVECOOLIDGE RD S 44TH AVEE MEAD AVE W AHTANUM RDN 4TH AVE WIDE HOLLOW RD MAR S H R D BARGE ST E NOB HILL BLVDN 1ST AVES 2ND ST E G ST S 31ST AVEN 3RD ST E MAPLE STN 20TH AVEN 66TH AVES 4TH ST PACIFIC AVE E VIOLA AVEN 5TH AVES 22ND AVES 74TH AVEN 4TH STLANDON AVES 52ND AVEROCK AVEN FRONT ST5TH STS 12TH AVEN 74TH AVES 14TH STN 8TH ST W D ST W P O W E R H O U S E R D N 56TH AVEN 7TH ST E ADAMS ST S 25TH AVES N A C H E S R D E R ST MIDVALE RD N NACHES AVE DOUGLAS DR S 30TH AVECHERRY AVE E LINCOLN A V E E PINE STN 24TH AVEN 33RD STE I ST E CHESTNU T A V E N 32ND AVES 2ND AVES 21ST AVELONGFIBRE RDS 79TH AVES 90TH AVES 13TH STS 62ND AVES 17TH AVES 18TH AVELEDWICH AVEE F ST S NACHES AVEQUEEN AVETERRACE HGTS DR S FRONT STBUTTERFIELD RDS 86TH AVEBROWNE AVE GORDON RDPEAR AVEWHATCOM ST ORCHARD AVE S 45TH AVES 56TH AVES 88TH AVEBONNIE DOONE AVES 27TH AVES 4TH AVECUSTER AVEWHITMAN ST W A ST W I ST E WALNUT S T STEWART ST E BEECH ST N KEYS RDBAY STS 15TH AVEN 31ST AVEN 2ND STS 13TH AVEN 36TH AVES 42ND AVEKRISTI LNS 9TH STN 35TH AVEHARTFORD RD S 35TH AVES WILEY RDGOODMAN RDSPRING CREEK RD FECHTER RD PEACH STS 69TH AVEESTES RD 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CTPALATINE AVE BAKER ST ESTEE CT JAMAICA AVES 4 6 T H P LSCENIC CANYON LNWALLY LN CASCADE LP GLENMOOR CIR GRAYSTONE CT IVY CT MAUI PL N 8TH AVE BELL AVE ARTHUR BLVDCHESTNUT ST YOUNG RDSKYLINE WY GRAHAM ST COWDEN PL WHITMAN AVE MALL BLVDLOMBARD LN HUMMINGBIRD LN FRANKLIN STROYAL PALM AVEBITTERROOT LN WHITMAN PL CORPMAN LNWHATCOM AVE CANTERBURY LN WEBSTER CT LAKEVIEW DR W KING CT JOLSON ST W WHITE STKENNY DRN 71ST AVES 2ND AVES 1ST AVEN 9TH STS 91ST AVES 40TH AVES 15TH STS 61ST AVEOAK AVE PERRY ST WHATCOM ST W WALNUT STN 49TH AVEW PRASCH AVE S 17TH STN 30TH AVEWILLOW ST MCKINLEY AVE W MEAD AVE S 36TH AVEN 23RD AVEN 80TH AVEN 28TH AVES 14TH STLILA AVE STEWART ST S 59TH AVELAUREL ST S 15TH STVOELKER AVES 7TH AVES 28TH AVES 69TH AVEN 32ND AVES NACHES AVEW A ST S 27TH AVES 76TH AVEW CHESTNUT AVE N 50TH AVES 23RD AVEI 82 RAMP EBS 67TH AVEI 82 RAMP WBE H ST W PINE STN 6TH STS 9TH AVESPOKANE STS 26TH AVES 90TH AVEN 26TH AVES 75TH AVES 76TH AVES 30TH AVELA SALLE ST W WALNUT ST W J ST S 15TH AVES 13TH AVEN 26TH AVES 68TH AVES 34TH AVEBELL AVE N 5TH AVEUS 12 HWY RAMP W ARLINGTON STS 92ND AVES 35TH AVEGOODMAN RDW WALNUT S T S 91ST AVES 75TH AVEPLEASANT AVES 11TH AVES 10TH AVEUS 12 HWY RAMP I 82 RAMP EBS 29TH AVES 88TH AVEW SPRUCE S T S 17TH STS 13TH STS 4TH AVEPRIV A T E R D N 18TH AVEPO W E R H O U S E R D S 89TH AVEN 46TH AVES 88TH AVES 9TH AVES 70TH AVEN 66TH AVES 41ST AVEEASY ST S 8TH AVE BAKER ST S 43RD AVERIVER RD SAINT HELENS ST WILLOW ST N 2ND STE J STN 27TH AVES 6TH AVEUS 12 H W Y R A M P N 55TH AVEN 77TH AVEN 23RD AVES 41ST AVES 68TH AVES 30TH AVEE SPRUCE ST W YAKIMA AVE RUDKIN RDN 22ND AVES 62ND AVES 37TH AVES 4TH AVES 72ND AVEW ARLINGTON ST S 78TH AVEN 22ND AVES 12TH AVES 6 8 T H A V E S 8TH AVES 23RD AVEWEBSTER AVE S 5TH AVE SIMPSON LNW LOGAN AVEN 60TH AVEWHATCOM AVE S 70TH AVEMODESTO WY N 24TH AVESAINT HELENS ST DOUGLAS DR RICHEY RD S 31ST AVEI 82 R A M P E B N 46TH AVES 59TH AVEW VIOLA AVE CLINTON WY N 18TH AVEPLEASANT AVES 38TH AVES 18TH STLA SALLE STS 44TH 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29TH AVEW PINE ST E I ST N 3RD AVEN 55TH AVES 14TH STVIOLA CTS 69TH AVEN 52ND AVETAHOMA AVE S 78TH AVES 18TH AVESWAN AVE S 12TH STS 32ND AVEE ARLINGTON ST W KING STN 76TH AVEBELL AVE S 66TH AVES 70TH AVES 28TH AVEFAIRBANKS AVE N 54TH AVES 15TH AVEN 80TH AVE EMMA LN N 41ST AVEN 78TH AVES 68TH AVES 60TH AVES 42ND AVEROOSEVELT AVE S 79TH AVEN 21ST AVES 94TH AVES 5TH AVERAINIER ST CENTRAL AVE W LOGAN AVEN 25TH AVEN 58TH AVES 25TH AVES 9TH AVEN 28TH AVES 74TH AVECASTLEVALE RD WALLA WALLA ST US 12 HWY RAMP JEROME AVE S 28TH AVEW VIOLA AVE S 11TH AVEWEBSTER AVEN 92ND AVEN 34TH AVEW KING ST S 7TH AVEN 21ST AVEI 82 RAMP EB S 1ST AVES 65TH AVEW KING ST S 4TH AVE UNNAMED WALLA WALLA ST S 2ND AVES 5TH AVEOAK ST I 82 R A M P W B E SPRUCE S T S 71ST AVES 15TH AVES 20TH AVES 6TH AVES 1ST AVES 78TH AVESources: Esri, HERE, DeLorme, Intermap, increment P Corp., GEBCO, USGS, FAO, NPS, NRCAN, GeoBase, IGN, Kadaster NL, Ordnance Survey, Esri Japan,METI, Esri China (Hong Kong), swisstopo, MapmyIndia, © OpenStreetMap contributors, and the GIS User Community Yakima City Council Districts2018 Vacant Buildings Inventory Broken Window Garage Open Vacant & Secure DISTRICT 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 . 1 inch = 3,000 feet Date: 3/8/2018 NCBC 020 Yakima City Council Committee Minutes Neighborhood & Community Building Committee (NCBC) City Council Chambers February 15, 2018 Committee Members Staff Kay Funk, Chair Joan Davenport Ken Wilkinson Dulce Gutiérrez Sara Watkins Alvie Maxey Holly Cousens (alternate, present) Rosalinda Ibarra Joseph Calhoun Carmen Méndez (absent, excused) Ana Cortez-Steiner Others: Chair Kay Funk convened the meeting at approximately 2:31 p.m. Board Appointed Reports – Standing Item Transit Development Plan/Transit Related Issues – Maxey reported the following topics discussed at the recent Transit Citizens Advisory meeting on February 7th: cancellation of Selah Route 10; upcoming meetings on the implementation of Route 8 happening on 3/6 at 2pm and 5:30 pm and 3/20 at 2pm; changing from quarterly to monthly bus passes to prevent fraud; update on IT software program; additional vanpool groups operating. He further described the course that Route 8 will encompass and noted the route changes become effective May 1st. Cousens pointed out gaps in service for portions in District 7. Parks & Recreation Commission (P&R) – Wilkinson reported on the 2/14th meeting: continued discussion on a memorial for Ed Putnam; ongoing Randall Park improvements; update on the eastside swimming pool. Henry Beauchamp Community Center (HBCC) – the last quarterly meeting was 1/23/18. Most of the discussion was about the holiday meal and programming at the center. Historic Preservation (HPC) – Calhoun reported that the next meeting is 2/28th. The January meeting was cancelled due to lack of a quorum. The Commission will be discussing a list of projects to seek grant funding from the CLG (Certified Local Government). Yakima Planning Commission (YPC) – the next meeting is 2/28/18 at 3 p.m. in the Council Chambers. Calhoun reported that the Commission will continue discussion on potential standards for temporary worker housing. Staff is reviewing possible definition changes and appropriate parking standards applicable for that use. At that meeting, the Commission will also formally open the 2018 Comprehensive Plan Amendment process. He informed about a Planning Short Course, in association with Dept of Commerce, on June 25th at Public Works Training Room. Gutiérrez expressed interest in getting frequent updates on the temporary worker housing issue. Bike/Pedestrian Committee – Calhoun reported that the Bike Plan will be forwarded to City Council for adoption consideration. The Committee is also reviewing the 6-Year Transportation Improvement Program to identify projects that could include bicycle/pedestrian facilities. Future discussion will include possibility of installing bike racks in parks. Homeless Network – Davenport reported highlights of the previous meeting held on January 25th. The Point in Time Survey occurred on the same day; however, this year the provider services event was not held due to lack of funding. The NCBC briefly talked about the impact the count data would have as a consequence of not having such event. Davenport informed that the data results will be released in May. Funk expressed dissatisfaction with the vendor hired to compile the data information. It was also reported that the Homeless Network was the primary sponsor of two church groups who provide services to homeless youth. TRANS-Action Committee – Davenport reported that Trent Marquis was elected as new chairman at the previous meeting on 1/25th. Several big projects will be on their agenda this year including the redevelopment of the Mill site, the raceway property, and the housing shortage in the area. Council Mentorship/Internship Program – Gutiérrez provided an overview of the program guidelines noting that the requirements need to be completed by May 15th. She indicated that the City, in partnership with the Yakima School District, is working on the selection of this year’s participants. Time is of the essence due to a late start in the process but they have identified March 6th as a possible date for appointments and orientation. In response to Cousens idea of utilizing Yakima Valley College students, Gutiérrez clarified that per the ACLU settlement agreement, YSD was specifically identified as the recipient. Extensive dialogue continued. Gutiérrez will continue to provide updates on this matter. Page 1 NCBC 021 Approval of Minutes – Gutiérrez motioned, seconded by Cousens, to adopt the minutes of November 28, 2017 and January 18, 2018. Motion carried unanimously. Gutiérrez was excused at approximately 3:17 p.m. Update of Strategic Plan & Committee Role – Funk shared that her personal priority is to change the scope of the NCBC and rename it the Healthy Community Building Committee to encompass and highlight youth; crime prevention, crime intervention, and crime suppression. The scope would also include relationships with social service providers and volunteer programs in the area. She noted that the Governor’s budget, if adopted, includes $150k for crime prevention, evidence-based programs. Cortez explained the Strategic Plan update process thus far and pointed out that the City Council, as a whole, would have to approve any changes to the committees. She then provided a preview of some options that will be introduced to the City Council at their study session on Tuesday February 21st about the Strategic Plan Update, with a possible review of the Yakima Economic Development Strategic Plan prepared by Allison Larsen (TadZo Consulting). Future Items / Recap of Deliverables – Davenport stated that staff will provide an update next month on the Vacant & Dangerous Building project and discuss strategies to address these locations. At a previous business meeting, the City Council requested that the NCBC engage the Yakima School District and community based organizations on discussion leading to creation of literacy programs in schools. After considerable dialogue, Cortez indicated she will convey the committee’s concerns to the City Manager and provide some follow-up at the next NCBC meeting. Funk proposed that staff provide written board committee reports and include a link to the meeting minutes on the agenda. It was agreed that if minutes are available, they will be provided. If minutes are not available, staff will be prepared to provide an oral report. Audience Participation – none noted Adjourn – Cousens motioned to adjourn. This meeting adjourned at approximately 3:45 p.m.; the next meeting is March 15, 2018. Approved by: Date Approved: Prepared by: Rosalinda Ibarra, Community Development Administrative Assistant Page 2 NCBC 022