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Vol.XVIII No. 12The Official Newsletter of Tigard December 2000
Mayor's Corner
For those who voted,thank you. The
Tigard City Council had two posi- THE CITY OF TIGARD, TIGARD AREA CHAMBER OF COMMERCE, AND TIGARD/TUAIATIN SCHOOL
tions available.Tigard voters retained D157RICT INVITE YOU AND YOUR FAMILY TO ATTEND THE COMMUNITY
Councilor Brian Moore and Craig
Dirksen will succeed Councilor Paul TREE LIGHTING CELEBRATION!
Hunt. Councilor Hunt could not seek
reelection due to term limits. I thank Friday, December 1, 2000 SPECIAL ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
Councilor Hunt for his many years of (rain or shine) Albertsons,Burgerville USA,
commitment and service.Councilor Tigard City Hall, 13125 S.W.Hall Blvd. Davidson's,DeAngelo's Catering,
Hunt has been a strong voice for citi-
zens and his wisdom will be missed Floral Fantasy-Designs by Yvonne,
by City Council. 6-6:30 PM - REFRESHMENTS Fuddruckers, Grocery Outlet,
6:30-6:45 PM - ENTERTAINMENT Haggen's,Howards,McDonalds,
It was unfortunate voters had to pick Newport Bay,Sir Speedy, Thriftway-
and choose among many funding is- 6:45 PM - SANTA 9 TREE LIGHTING Murray Hill, Safeway-Pacific
sues on our ballot this year.Our local Hwy/Hall Blvd.,Safeway-Pacific
transportation bond measure did not PERFORMERS Hwy/Royalty Pkwy,Winco
pass,but we will continue to seek so- Deer Creek Elementary,
lutions to our transportation issues. Rosalie Brown Director For more information call Cathy
Funding will be assured for the Wheatley or Greer Gaston at
503-639-4171.
homeless shelter,The Good Neighbor
Center,with the passage of the Wash-
ington County bond measure.
In January,Council will look at
long-range and current City goals. If
you have some ideas pertaining to
City goals,please send a card or letter
to me at City Hall, 13125 SW Hall Budget Committee openings
Boulevard,Tigard,OR 97223. I as- The City of Tigard Budget Commit- Applications for current openings
sure you that your comments will be tee has openings.The Budget Com- will be accepted through
reviewed and considered. mittee consists of City Council and December 30. If you are interested in
In closing,I thank all of you for your five community members. The com- becoming a member of the Budget
prayers and encouragement through munity members serve three-year Committee or have questions,please
my recent surgery and recovery terms. The Committee meets as call Susan Koepping,
period. It's really heartwarming to needed and is usually busier in the (susank@ci.tigard.or.us)Volunteer
receive that kind of support during spring. This Committee reviews the Coordinator,at 503-639-4171 ext.460.
difficult times. Have a great holiday City Manager's proposed budget, Applications are available in the
season! makes adjustments and sends it to Lobby of City Hall and can also be
the City Council for adoption. found on the City website at
www.ci.tigard.or.us on the"volun-
Jim Griffith,Mayor teer opportunities"page.
MeetingDecember CIT
CIT
Notice
Where: Town Hall at City Hall, 131 Z S SW Hall Boulevard
When: Thursday, December 7, 2000, 6:30 — 9:00 p.m.
The CITmeeting is cablecast live on the first Thursday on Channel 22,78 or 28 at7p.m. Replays are
shown the following Friday at 7p.m.,Saturday at noon and Monday at 10 a.m. On
Channel 21 or 30 depending on your cable access.
6:30 p.m. An opportunity to meet one—on—one with staff to ask questions or discuss specific issues.
Representatives will be available from the following departments:
Administration,Community Development,Engineering,Library,Police and Public Works.
(This portion is not aired on cable.)
7:00 p.m. General Session —Aired live on Cable Channel Z2, 78 or 28.
Announcements,updates,and status reports on current activities,issues and events.
7:20 p.m. Holiday Safety-Crime Prevention Officer Jim Wolf will share safety tips for the holiday season.
7:35 p.m. Aquifer Storage and Recovery(ASR)-The City has recently requested proposals to evaluate the feasibility
of aquifer storage and recovery within the Tigard Water Services Area. Come and hear about the concept of
ASR and how it may be implemented into Tigard's water supply options.
8:00 P.M. Break
8:05 P.M. Major Street Transportation System Program(MSTIP)—Washington County voters have approved a series
of levies since 1986 to fund road improvements including Bull Mountain Road and 121st and Walnut. The
MSTIP levy has been incorporated into the Washington County tax base. The County is exploring what
transportation projects should be funded next.
8:20 P.M. Election Follow-Up- A follow-up to the CIT Candidates and Ballot Measure Forums.
8:30 P.M. Tigard Beyond Tomorrow-The City's 20-year vision processing is entering Year 4. The Vision Task Force
met recently to review and update the vision goals. Come and learn what the focus will be in the next few
years-Affordable Housing,Open Space,Alternative Transportation Modes,Recreation and
Communication.
8:40 p.m. Meeting follow-up and evaluation. CIT Members'concerns or questions on other issues. Set January
agenda.
9:00 P.M. Adjourn
Bring a friend or neighbor!
Ifyou are unable to attend and would like to ha ve your ideas included orha ve suggestions for the December 7th meeting,
please call Liz Newton(lizgc%tigard.or.us)at 503-639-4171 x308.
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g g Employees of the
A good morning's work. Make-A-Difference �,
Day, October 28, 2000 Month
City of Tigard volunteers participated for the fifth year in National Congratulations to Bob Poskin and
Make-A-Difference Day.Once again,the people of Tigard came together to Bob Thompson,City of Tigard Em-
contribute to their community.Volunteers included scouts from Troops 799, ployees of the Month for November
423 and 419 as well as their parents,High School Key Club members,church 2000!
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youth groups,families and other Tigard adults. The Tigard Central Business Bob Poskin is a Senior Plans Exam-
District Association and Meadows Group Realtors participated again. Team iner who has worked for the City
Tigard,City of Tigard employees who volunteered their time,used this day since November of 1996.Bob Thomp-
to begin their Adopt-A-Road commitment on Hall Boulevard. son is a Plans Examiner and he has
Tigard Fred Meyer's and Round Table Pizza contributed sub sandwiches and been with the City of Tigard since
pizzas for the volunteers who worked in the parks. It was delicious and ap- November of 1971!They both work
for the BuildingDivision in the Com-
preciated! munity Development Department.
A total of 108 volunteers contributed 248 hours on 9 projects. Both employees were nominated for
their excellent customer service,their
Site Activity • contributions to make their division
work more effectively and their help
Cook Park Spread 17 yds.of mulch around trees 13/31 _ in improving levels of cooperation.
Jack Park Removed 20 yds.of invasive plants near 25/65 Recently,Bob Poskin began partici-
tiJack Creek pating in and contributing to the
Read shelves in Reference area;found 12 tri-county efforts to establish new
" building-related procedures. Also,he
lost"books;prepared materials for chit-
Tigard Library dren's programs,"massive amount"of 17/51 is known for his willingness to help
dusting with inspections when the Building
--- Division is short of staff.
Senior Center Spread 30 yds of barkchips on flower beds 8/16 — Bob Thompson has also generously
Planted 75 flower bulbs in 4 flower beds, stepped in to pick up extra work in
Villa la Paz cleaned 4 flower beds and made Hallow- 8/20 the inspection area and offers to do
een decorations. I whatever is needed to keep building
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operations running smoothly-----------._-----
Tigard Central Business District Associa- or the
tion-Main Street: 7 bags litter 4/8 public.For many years Bob Thomp-
son's friendly face was well known
Adopt-A-Street Meadows Group Realty: 8 bags litter 8/8 for being the Santa Claus at the City
15/34 of Tigard's annual Tree Lighting!
Team Tigard:38 bags litter The City of Tigard appreciates their
CPAH office Yard Cleanup: 7 bags apples,pine 10/15 positive attitudes and thanks them
cones,leaves,etc.=140 lbs.est. both for their dedication and hard
----- work!
Clerical volunteers needed
City Hall depart- Some projects may take only a few
ments could use the hours,while others require time
help of volunteers on commitments for a few hours
clerical support tasks. , per week for several weeks. �r
There are files to be re-
organized to fit into A Please call Susan Koepping,
new tracking systems,
(susankQci.tigard.or.us)Vol-
copying,collating,fil- _ unteer Coordinator,at
ing and data entry. 503-639-4171,ext.460 if you would
like to help.
Most of these tasks need to be done
during regular weekday work hours.
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Lif
helf
News from the 3 Tigard Library
13125 SW Hall Blvd.
How to select a stock Look what's happening at the
Tuesday,December 5, 7 to 8:30 p.m., Library in December
in the Puett Room.
Dave Poppe,Investment Representa- December 4,11,18 8-10 a.m. Internet Demonstrations with Chuck Heckman
tive with Edward Jones,will host a (Reg.req'd/limit 3)
class on stock-investing strategies.He December 5 7-8:30 p.m. "How to Select a Stock"
will discuss common myths sur- (Reg.req'd/limit 22)-Puett Rm
rounding equity investments and ba- December 7,14,21,28 8:30-10 a.m. Internet Demonstrations with Chuck Heckman
sic equity investments that will fit (Reg.req'd/limit 3)
your growth and income needs. December 12 7-9 p.m. "Holiday Stress Reduction"(Reg.req'd/
Seating is limited,so please call limit 15)-Puett Rm
503-684-6537 x276 to reserve a spot. December 13 7-8 p.m. 3rd Annual Mitten Tree Event-Town Hall
December 16 2-3:30 p.m. "Pop-up Workshop"(Reg.req'd/limit 22/
Are the holidays ages 10 and up)-Puett Rm
¢etti n to Qu? December 18-January 3 Homework Center closed
a a Y December 20 10 a.m:Noon"Winter Surprise Craft"-Puett Rm
Tuesday,December 12, 7 to 9 p.m.,in December 25 Library closed for Christmas
the Puett Room.
December 29 1-3 p.m. Winter Break movie"Toy Story II"
Find solace at the (Rated G/all ages)-Water Bldg Aud.
Tigard Public Library. ; Mon.-Wed.Mon
.-Wed. 4-6 p.m. Homework Center-Teen Area
Therapist Scott
Spradlin will give you
practical pointers on All Library programs are free.
Some Library programs require registration.
how to cope with stress - � - �-
during this hectic season. <<< To sign up,call 503-684-6537x276.
Seating is limited,so please call
503-684-6537 x276 to reserve a spot.
Homework Shopping anyone?
Center Consider buying gently used books for your loved ones this year at the Friends
of the Library Book Sale. Hardbacks and paperbacks,bestsellers and classics
Do you need a place to study or have are available at prices that will fit any budget. The Book Sale is in the lobby
homework questions? Tutors are during Library hours year-round. Proceeds from the sale benefit Library pro-
available at Tigard Library's Home- grams and furnishings. Remember,a book is a gift you can
work Center every Monday,Tues- open again and again.
day,and Wednesday from 4 to 6 p.m.
And something else to keep in mind...
If you have a question,please call Entertainment Books are available at the Circulation Desk
Wayne Grimm,503-684-6537,x283. for$40.00. Proceeds benefit the Friends of the Tigard Li-
The Center is closed December 18 brary. Give the gift that keeps on giving: savings on
through January 3. Have a great dining,lodging and attractions throughout the year!
winter break!
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STAFF FOR KIDS All aboutpop-ups
The Mitten Tree There's Snow Better Time Jam Sam Tyler for a workshop on
Join us for this special storytime, for Toddler Time! the history of the pop-up book,
Wednesday,December 13,7 to 8 Toddlers,bring your special Saturday,December 16,2 to
p.m.,in Town Hall. Enjoy wonderful grown-up to the Tigard Public Li- 3:30 p.m.in the Puett Room.
winter stories,warm up with refresh- brary and register for Tod- Learn techniques to create three-
ments and help decorate "The Mitten dler Time,a unique pro- % dimensional gift-cards and special
Tree." gram designed for tod- treasures just in time for the holi-
"The Mitten Tree"will be in the Puett dlers,ages 24-36 months. * days.
Room throughout December. Donate Sign-up and have fun with
s and activities.
books,son Reserve your spot to-
a new pair of mittens,scarf or hat g p day by calling
to decorate the tree. The cloth- Registration for the winter 503-684-6537 x276.
ing will be given to the Good session is on Monday,De- This program is in-
Neighbor Center,a shelter of- cember 11. Walk-in registra- tended for those
fering assistance to the home- tion can be done during ages 10 years and
less in Washington County. Help Library hours only. Space is up. �� I
spread joy this holiday season by do- limited so come early!
nating something warm to those in
need. Winter session begins the second Book an adventure!
week of January. A calendar of
Celebrate Winter Break with events will be available after the
a movie! Thanksgiving weekend. 4
Join us for Toy Story II(Rated G)on If you have questions,please call
Friday,December 29, 1 to 3 p.m.in Terri Smith at 503-684-6537 x271.
the Water Building Auditorium,lo-
cated at 8777 SW Burnham. All are Winter Preschool Storytime,Family Check out the Cultural Pass to Ad-
welcome and no sign-up is required. Storytime,and Craft Time will start venture program at the Tigard Public
the second week of January. The Library. It's your ticket to fabulous
Winter Surprise Craft Day winter schedule is available at the Li- area attractions such as:
Come to the Library Wednesday,De- brary.
cember 20,from 10 a.m.to noon and The Children's Museum
make a super-fun craft! If you can't v �► The End of the Oregon Trail
make it to the session,stop by the Ii- /,��1� Interpretive Center
brary after the session and pick up
the supplies to take home. All are ■► The Japanese Garden
welcome and the supplies are free.
,1+ The Portland Art Museum
DeQJL s' °* The Washington County Museum
We have been very good this year so please send six new volunteers to the "'"► The World Forestry Center
Library. We promise to offer them a variety of interesting jobs,flexible Sign up for the program at the Li-
schedules and loads of appreciation. brary. The pass is FREE and good for
We adore the Library volunteers that you've sent in years past and we a group of up to four people. Check
never run out of jobs for them to do.Please send us families to volunteer to- out the pass,visit the destination of
gether or individuals ages 12 and up. your choice,and return the pass after-
ward. It's that simple!
No gift-wrap is necessary. Just have them call .
when they're ready. We invite you to experience a world
--� of art,history,culture beyond the
Sincerely, walls of the Library. The Friends of
7a".5&vu* *e the Tigard Library sponsor this pro-
Trish gram in conjunction with Washington
Trish Stormont —
Library Volunteer Coordinator County Cooperative Library Services.
503-684-6537 x269 -
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Tigard's Transportation System Plan Holiday safety tips
Holidays are a happy time of year.
Residents of our City share a very im- ents cost estimates 3
portant resource: our transportation and funding Unfortunately,the holiday season is
also a common time for criminals to
system. Its health is vital to our econ- strategies to ` take advantage of others.You can
omy,our communityand our lives. meet these j,
take some precautions so that the joy
The Tigard Transportation System costs. and excitement of the season isn't
Plan Task Force has met for the last
Where can you find a copy? spoiled by criminal activity.
year evaluating the future transporta- y f py'
tion needs of our community. Its rec- Copies are available at the Tigard Li- V Be careful when making
ommendations can be found in the brary,online at www.ci.tigard.or.us donations to charitable j
Tigard Transportation System Plan or can be purchased for$15 from the I organizations. The Oregon
Development '
"Master Plan for the Next 20 Years." Communitypment Attorney General is currently
Depart-
ment located at City Hall,131225 SW
investigating numerous"bogus"
What is the Tigard Hall Blvd.,Tigard.
organizations claiming to be
Transportation System Plan?
The Tigard Transportation System Community Meetings and "charitable."With few exceptions,
g p y Hearings charities soliciting in Oregon are
Plan(TSP)is a 20-year blueprint torequired to register with the
ensure our ability to get from here to An Open House was held
November 6,2000,in the Tigard Wa- Attorney General's Office.To
there as Tigard grows.The TSP estab- g in quire about a sus icious
lishes transportation policies for all ter Building Auditorium. The Tigard q p
forms of travel including motor vehi- TSP Task Force will hold a public I request, o , verify a charity's
cle,transit,pedestrian,bicycle and meeting to hear comments and re- registration,contact the Oregon
ceive suggestions Justice at
freight. The TSP prioritizes projects ggestions on December 4, Department of
503-229-5579.
for roads and freight movement as 2000,at 7:30 p.m.at City Hall. A
well as bicycling,walking and transit. public hearing is scheduled with the V Stay alert when shopping,dining
The plan is based on forecasts of Planning Commission on or enjoying the holiday sights and
growth in population,households December 18,2000,at 7:30 p.m.at I
i entertainment. Be aware of what
and jobs as well as future travel pat- City Hall. A subsequent public hear-
is going on around you. Avoid
terns and analysis of travel condi- ing with the City Council will be ibecoming distracted in the
tions. It considers estimates of scheduled in January or February. holiday rush.
federal,state and local funding which For more information contact Nadineg
V Don't invite a road rage situation.
will be available for transportation
Smith,(nadines@ci.tigard.or.us) Extend all courtesies to other
improvements. The plan also pres- PlanningManager,503-639-4171
g motorists even if they don't
x388. i deserve it. You will be more
likely to arrive at your destination
Filing Deadline for Mayor's Position is safely and more relaxed.
December 11 r 2000 V While shopping,place your
purchases in the trunk of the
Election Date: Nomination Procedure: vehicle or out of view. Don't
March 13,2001 Contact City Recorder Cathy become overburdened with
Term of Office: Wheatley(cathy@ci.tigard.or.us)at packages;always keep one arm
503-639-4171,x309 for information free and have your keys handy.
The Mayor will sworn in at
and filing forms.
Council meeting once the election re- V Dont drive if you drink alcoholic
sults are certified and will serve Signatures must be collected on an beverages. Appoint a designated
through December 31,2002. official petition from at least 126 qual- driver or take a cab.
Qualifications: ified City of Tigard voters.
1)A candidate must have lived in the These signatures must be submitted Have a safe and happy holiday season.
Tigard City Limits for at least 12 by 5 p.m.on December 11,2000.
months prior to March 13,2001.
2)Candidates must be registered to
vote in the City of Tigard.
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Checking your system Fall cleanup — some do's and don'ts in recycling
for leaks! IDuring this time of year when many * Containers with tightly sealed
In Tigard your sewer bill is calculated Iof us are busy with fall cleanup and lids.
on avera e winter November— have our yard debris ready to go at
g curbside lease remember that paint * Paint must be either latex or
April)water use. By making sure 'p p oil-based.
you don't have leaks and using water cans,motor oil and other types of
wisely,you can save money on your hazardous waste should not be com- They will not accept:
water bill and possibly lower your mingled with yard debris. Here are * Mixed paints ] -
sewer bill.You can use your water some helpful hints on how to dis-
pose of these other materials.
meter to check for leaks by following * Aerosol cans
these simple steps below. * Empty paint cans
Empty, dry paint cans
1)Locate your water meter.Your wa-
For more information about Paint
j You can place empty paint cans into Smart contact the Department of En-
ter meter should be located in front of thebut,e
arba lease remember to: vironmental
your house inside a concrete or plas- g g p Quality at 503-229-6108
tic meter box that is set flush with the * Remove the lid and air-dry the can Regional Household Hazardous
ground. If your home is on a corner completely.
our meter could be located ei- Waste Collection Facilities
lot
Y * Place empty,dry cans into your
ther toward the front or the side garbage with their lids off. Please Cans of paint can also be taken to one
street. make sure that there are no liquids of Metro's facilities:
2)Understand how to read your wa- the can. It also helps to place * Metro Central Station,6161 NW
ter meter. Reading your water meter the cans near the top of your 61st Street,Portland
is similar to readinga car odometer. garbage can so your hauler can
Metro South Station,2001
Read the numbers from left to right verify that the cans are empty and Washington Street,Oregon City
that appear under the words"cubic dry' The Metro facilities will accept up to
feet." The first digit on the right rep- * Recycle empty aerosol cans in 35 gallons of paint fora$5 minimum
resents one cubic foot. The second your"metals&plastic bottles" charge.
from the right represents 10 cubic recycling bin.
feet. The third from the right(usu- Waste
_faclity hours: 9.a.m.to 4 p.m.
ally a different color)represents 100 Old paint cans with paint still Monday-Saturday. Holiday hours—
cubic feet—or one ccf. in them closed at 2 p.m.on Christmas Eve
3)Turn off all faucets and wa- You can take old paint to a local and New Year's Eve;closed
Thanksgiving,Christmas and New
ter-using appliances. Make sure no Paint Smart depot or to a regional Year's Day.
one is using water.Lift the water me- hazardous waste collection facility or
ter dial cover and note the position of event. What about Motor Oil and
the sweep-hand by using a marker on Antifreeze?
the lens cover. Residential
4)Wait 20-30 minutes and recheck Paint Smart * Used motor oil can be recycled at
the sweep-hand location. If the Program It It
the curb with other materials.
• Pour into an unbreakable,
sweep-hand moved,you probably Take up to ten, see-through container with a
have a water leak. one-gallon screw-on lid(milk jugs work
5)Retest to be certain. If you get containers per well). Used oil filters should be
similar results,then locate the leak by I day to Rodda Paint,2605 SE Tualatin disposed of at a hazardous waste
inspecting pipes,fixtures and appli- Valley(TV)Highway,Hillsboro. You facility. The Metro facilities will
ances that use water. can contact Rodda Paint at accept up to 20 gallons of motor
503-648-6857. There is no charge to
The City of Tigard's Water Conserva- participate. oil at no charge.
tion Program has free water conser- * Antifreeze recovery systems with
vation kits available in the Library, Here is what they will accept: recycling containers are available
City Hall,the Water Building and the * Household paint only. from many automotive supply
Chamber of Commerce. If you have retailers. Used antifreeze is
questions,please contact Kimberly * Paint in original containers with recyclable at Metro's solid waste
Swan(kims@ci.tigard.or.us)at labels still attached. and recycling facilities and
503-639-4171 x346. * Containers no larger than one through some private recyclers.
gallon.
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Here is a review of the City Council Meeting highlights for the past month:
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* Adopted a budget amendment to the New Library Construction * Briefed on the Transportation Bond
provide$5,000 additional funding Committee. Election results.
to the Good Neighbor Center. * Heard an update on the Tigard * Reviewed the Tigard
* Adopted the conceptual long-term Central Business District Transportation System Plan.
water supply financial plan. Association's work for the * Heard an update on the Merestone
* Appointed Sue Carver,Brian downtown area. Wetlands Enhancement Project.
Douglas,Jim Funk,Elaine Heras, * Heard an update on the Walnut * Briefed on requirements to become
Lonn Hoklin and Kathy Sleeger to Annexation area sewer service. a Tree City USA.
Future Council Agenda Items:
➢ Hear an update on 2000 Tigard ➢ Heard an update on the Annual Tree ➢ Hear an update on the status of
Beyond Tomorrow visioning project. Lighting event. the"paperless"Council,which
➢ Conduct a public hearing for solid ➢ Hear an update on construction of will make Council packets
waste franchise and registration. Gaarde Street improvement- available on the City's website.
Phase I.
For additional information or if you ha ve any questions about any of the items listed above,please contact City Recorder Cathy
Wheatley at 503-6394171 x309.A copy of Councilpacket information can be found at the Library for the lastyear.A udio
and/or video tape recordings of most meetings are available at the Library.
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All meetings are held at Tigard City Hall--13125 SW Hall Boulevard,unless noted.
Meeting dates are tentative.To confirm a date or agenda topics,please call City Hall at 503-639-4171.
The Tigard City Council meetings are City Council: Library Board: Intergovernmental
cable cast live at 7:30 p.m.on the December 12*,19** Puett Room-TPL Water Board:
second and fourth Tuesdays of the
month on Channel 22.Replays air at January 9*,16,23* 2nd Thurs.,7 p.m. 2nd Wed.,5:30 p.m.
7 p.m.and 1 a.m.on Thursday and 6:30 p.m.unless otherwise Planning Commission: Tigard Water Building
10 a.m.,7 p.m.and 1 a.m.on Friday posted 1st&3rd Mon.,unless a 8777 SW Burnham
(following the second and fourth *Cable cast Meetin
Tuesdays)on Channel 21. g holiday,7:30 p.m.
**No live cable coverage. Only
replays will be shown. Call City
Hall at 503-639-4171 x309 for
replay information.
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