Cityscape 2008-01 City of Tigard's Official Newsletter
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Mayor's Corner —
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to go talk to the Seniors at Tigard High
about the importance of voting. The join us for the
occasion was an assembly that is part Neighborhood Network Readyto
of a program to provide them with the
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kind of information they will need after Pro g
graduation that doesn't get covered in
classes like Senior English or Pre-calculus. ■ Saturday,February 2 , 11 a.m.-4 p.m.
I wondered at the time whether anyone ■ Tigard Public Library Community Room
was really listening because it was also
Senior class picture day,which they The Neighborhood Network program aims to promote communication
seemed more interested in than in what and community-building among neighbors and empower citizens as partners
I had to say.A couple of the things I with the city to address the broadest range of issues at the neighborhood
said about voting was: 1) If they were level as early as possible. As a goal of the City Council since 2006,the
interested in true equality,the voting neighborhood program is designed to provide opportunities for citizens to
booth is the place to get it because that communicate with the city and each other.
card or machine doesn't know or care if
you are 18 or 80,rich or poor,black or Staff has gathered input and implemented citizen recommendations over
white,male or female,etc.,and 2)In my the last two years to bring you the tools necessary to empower citizens to
opinion,if you don't vote,your give up address issues. Let us show you the resources at your fingertips! Come to
any legitimate right to complain about the Open House and preview the programs and resources available to
what the government does afterward. you as Tigard citizens:
At least one person was listening. A • Neighborhood Web Pages • Citizen Emergency Response
couple of weeks later I received an email • Cityscape Neighborhood Page Teams (CERT)
from one of the seniors challenging my • Neighborhood Watch • Land Use/Development
comment about the right to complain. • School Connections Application Meetings
On page 3 of this Cityscape is the • Neighborhood Beautification/ ' Community Investment Program
text of this young man's letter to me.I Clean-Up Projects (CIP) Process
encourage you to read it and consider • Neighborhood Assessment ' Neighborhood Grant Program
what he has to say,and decide for • National Night Out • Crime Spotter
yourself if you think he has a point.
next month's Cityscape,I will offer The Committee for Citizen Involvement,the body charged with oversight
In
In own response it his letter for your of citizen involvement in the city,will oversee the overall neighborhood
program and its effectiveness. It's your neighborhood! Get involved and
consideration. Have a good month!
see what you can do! If you have questions,please contact Liz Newton at
503-718-2412 or lima tigard-orgov.
See you February 2!
Craig E.Dirksen,Mayor
TIGARD CITY COUNCIL: MAYOR CRAIG DIRKSEN, GRETCHEN BUEHNER, SYDNEY SHERWOOD, NICK WILSON,TOM WOODRUFF
ACity of Tigard
One Step Closer to the Downtown Plaza Design
On November 20, City Council like a farmer's market,an overlook to where the plaza is to be located,
reviewed the most recent design work for the natural area,cafe seating next to establishing a mutual interest in an
Fanno Creek Park and the Downtown adjoining redevelopment,a play area, agreement for eventual acquisition.
and an interactive fountain. Other floodplain properties for park
Plaza and endorsed the direction taken by Fanno Creek Park,the 23 acresexpansion are currently undergoing
the steering committee. This moves the between Main Street and Hall Boulevard, environmental review for purchase,and
project one step closer to the adoption of a will connect to the plaza. The design include part of the Stevens Marine and
final masterplan, anticipated for Tuesday,
for the larger park will be quite different B&B Printing properties on Burnham
from the plaza and the more traditional, Street. Funding for a public plaza has
February 72, 2008. not been established and will depend
grassy area surrounding it. Much of p
The presentation to Council the park is within wetlands. The most upon the availability of urban renewal
focused on the preferred site plan, dramatic change will be a re-channeling and other funding sources.
identifying modifications including of Fanno Creek to restore it to near- The latest park and plaza designs,
those suggested by the Fanno Steering original form. Other changes include and an upcoming meeting schedule
Committee. The steering committee realigning trails away from industrial may be viewed on line at wwwtigard-
has been studying designs for the property,improving native habitat, or.gov/masterp/an or can be viewed at the
plaza for the last three months. They building new bridges and boardwalks, Permit Center counter located at
suggested a softer edge to the"great and providing nature observation points. 13125 SW Hall Boulevard in Tigard.
lawn,"more buffering of the existing
pond in the natural area,and a shelter The master plan includes properties For information,contact
that could accommodate both casual and for park expansion and the new plaza Downtown Redevelopment Manager
which are not currently owned by Phil Nachbar at 503-718-2557 or pbil@
formal venues.
the city. However,there is a signed tigard-orgov.
The plaza design calls for a park-like memorandum of understanding
setting,an open lawn area,a"festival between the city and Stevens Marine,
street"that can be closed off for events
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Fanno Creek Plaza: View from Burnham Street
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FROM THE MAYOR'S CORNER:
A Letter from Tigard High Senior Dan Prewitt to Mayor Craig Dirksen
This is in response to the Mayor's talk given in November to Tigard High Seniors and the subject of this month's Mayor's Corner
Dear Craig E.Dirksen, To break it down,I see it like this: there would be no valid reason to
My name is Dan Prewitt and I am 1.If you voted for the winner,who complain. Conversely,if nothing is
a senior at Tigard High School and 1 turns out to be a disappointment,you working perfectly(status quo),then no
was present when you gave your speech can't complain because you approved complaint is possible because voting is
to the senior class last week. I really of them to begin with and"sanctified" tacit approval of the status quo.
wanted to respond to your thought their office with your vote. Thus,only non-voters—those who
on the whole"If you don't vote,you 2.If you voted for the loser,you eschew the electoral political process—
can't complain." I think it's quite the participated knowing full well that have a legitimate right to complain,but
opposite,I think that if you do vote, your candidate losing was a distinct not about this person or that,only about
you can't complain. I'm not 18 yet,so possibility,else the elections were not the system itself
there isn't a possible way I can vote,but "fair."By voting,you gave your explicit I hope this will at least help you see
I believe that if you vote and you elect approval to the system, so you have no the other side of the argument on the
dishonest,incompetent people into right to complain. whole voting thing.I'm in no
office who screw everything up,you are way attempting to be disrespectful,
responsible for what the have done. 3.The only time a voter can Y P g
p Y legitimately complain about the system just trying to show some light on a
You caused the problem;you voted is if everything is operating perfectly different take.
them in;you have no right to complain.
(an impossible result),in which case -Dan Prewitt
Dogs Are Not Necessarily Man's Best Friend... Right?
Being a responsible dog owner live nearby.You may not be aware that Help is a Phone Call Away
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and nei hbor o hand in hand. The your dog barks when left outside when
g g you are away.Ask your neighbors if Constructive communication can
dog that gives you companionship and they have been disturbed and work with resolve conflict,and talking things over
protection can also create a disturbance directly is the best way to handle problems,
p them to find a solution.
for your neighbors. and avoid enforcement or the courts. If
■ Be calm if a neighbor approaches you you or your neighbors still have trouble
If you are a dog owner, or live about your pet's behavior and listen to communicating,call the Dispute Resolution
next door to someone who is, the their concerns. Center at 503-526-2523 and let them help
Dispute Resolution Center offers the Neighbors you find your solution.
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following tips to maintain a peaceful ■ Separate the person from the problem.
neighborhood: Focusing on the issue or the pet's
behavior and not the owner will
Dog Owners allow you to take care of the problem
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while maintaining or improving your
■ Introduce yourself and your dog to
your immediate neighbors. Exchange relationship with your neighbor.
phone numbers so that if the dog's ■ Don't assume you know your
behavior becomes a problem,you or neighbor's intentions;your neighbor
your neighbor can be easily contacted. may be completely unaware that his/her
■ Treat your neighbors the way you would pet is causing a problem. Focus on
Eke them to treat you. Consider how sharing information and solving the
your dog may be impacting those who problem directly.
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TigardCity of
FREE 2008 Water
Tigard Recycles E-Waste Conservation Calendar
Annual E-Waste Event Recap E-Waste Recycling Options Be Water Smart!
Thank you to everyone who Even if you missed the e-waste The City of Tigard is pleased to
participated in last September's Second event you can still recycle unwanted announce the availability of the 2008
Annual Electronic Waste Collection computers or electronic equipment. Water Conservation Calendar,`Be
Event!This event was sponsored by Pride Disposal accepts a variety of Water Smart!' The calendar is made
Pride Disposal Company and the e-waste (some for a fee) at their up of winning posters from a coloring
City of Tigard. Over 300 computer Recycling Depot located at 13980 SW contest held last spring. The contest was
monitors and TVs,and eight pallets Tualatin-Sherwood Road in Sherwood. open to all elementary students in the
Tigard Water Service Area. In addition
of other electronic waste was diverted Drop-off hours are Monday through
from the landfill. Circuit boards were Friday from 8 a.m.–4:30 p.m. to student drawings,the calendar is
shredded to recover metals such as filled with water conservation tips and
For more information,contact facts. Congratulations to all the winners
copper and lead. Plastic computer Pride Disposal at 503-625-6177 or visit whose artwork is displayed in this year's
equipment shells were sent to a resew. ridedi oral.com.
reprocessing plant where they were
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ground up and made into new plastic For other e-waste recycling ♦ C.F.Tigard Elementary:
products. The cathode ray tubes in options,visit Metro's web site at Anna T.and Nick S.
monitors and TVs were sent to a www.metro-region.org and type"find a
recycler"in the search field • Deer Creek Elementary:
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secondary smelter where they were Nicole M.,Austin B. and Ally H.
processed and reused in new monitors. ♦ Durham Elementary:
Sam K.
E-waste,short for electronic waste,refers to unwanted computers,monitors, printers,hard ♦ Templeton Elementary:
drives,cables,modems,keyboards and TVs. Discarding a-waste in landfills can cause Jacob P.,Pedro C. and Lindsay A.
potentially hazardous materials to be released into the environment. ♦ Alberta Rider Elementary:
Tabitha R.
♦ St.Anthony School:
Kate H. and Emilee H.
♦ Woodward Elementary:
FREE Water Conservation Kits Available Cole C. and Becky W
During the winter months,we can Indoor Kits Interested in a free calendar? They
receive five or six inches of rain per are available at the Tigard Public Library,
month.With so much precipitation,it's • Faucet aerator Tigard City Hall,and the Tigard Public
hard to imagine that our water supply ■ Low-flow showerhead Works Building.To request a copy by
is not limitless. Given the projected ■ Shower timer mail,fill out the information request at
population growth and increased wwwtigard-orgov/seater,or contact Water
water costs,it's important to use water ■ Leak detection tablets Quality Program Coordinator Jennifer Joe
wisely—all year long. ■ Teflon tape at 503-718-2599 orjennifer@figard-or.gov.
To help Tigard Water Service Area ■ Water conservation literature Supplies are limited.
residents implement water wise practices,
indoor,outdoor,or combination water Outdoor Kits ( E
conservation kits are available.
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To request your free conservation ■ Hose nozzle - W 1
kit,or for more information on water ■ Wildflower seeds J M
conservation,contact Water Quality ■ Rain gauge/water-use ® 0
Program Coordinator Jennifer Joe at measuring device
503-718-2599 orjennifer@tigard-or.gov. • Water-wise landscaping literature
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Book Group!
News from the Tigard Library 13500 SW Hall Bird.
For Adults
William Stafford Poetry
Night of a Thousand Stars and Celebration : New members are always welcome at any of
Other Portraits of Iraq Saturday,January 5,2—4 p.m. : the three adult book discussion groups.
Wednesday,January 30,7—8:30 p.m. Community Room Book Groups meet monthly in the Grace
Community Room : Ti and Hou hton Room on the second floor of :
Join poet Bill Siveriy as he hosts poetry 9 g
Join 2007 Oregon Book Award readings in celebration of the late Oregon the Library.
finalist Joel Preston Smith as he poet's birthday.
shares slides and stories of life in Iraq Morning Book Discussion Group
before and after the U.S.invasion in '7n+mmVrIay Adventures!
: The View from Mountloy by Lorna Landvik
2003. His book,Night of a Thousand Tuesday,January 8,10:30 a.m.—Noon
Stars and Other Portraits of Iraq,is the January12: The Mystery of Dry Ice Meets the second Tuesday of each month
January 26: Slime Happens
first comprehensive portrait of Iraqi 1:30—2:30 p.m.,Puett Room,Ages 5 and up "'Iystery Book Discussion Group
society in a time of war,focusing on
home,work and social life during the Kitchen Science 'J The Blight Way by Patrick McManus
has never been so Thursday,January 17,6:30—7:30 p.m.
occupation.
fun! Mad Science of . "++ ^ Meets the third Thursday of each month
Portland will present �. ?
Teen Anime Club two Super, fantastic, ? Evening Book Discussion Group
Thursday,Januar 17,5—7 m. • Thirteen Moons by Charles Frazier
y y P cool and slimy
Community Room adventures for inquiring minds. lbe
Wednesday,January 23,7—8:30 p.m.
Meets the fourth Wednesday of each month
Join the Teen Anime Club on the third PLEASE NOTE:In order to provide a
Thursday of every month. Watch Anime, rewarding experience,participants wilForTeens
draw man a,ex lore a anese culture, """'"""".""""""g p J P limited to thefirst 30 childrenfor eachand more! Grades 6 to 12. For more session. No registration required. : Teens in 6th to 12th grades are invited to read :
information,call 503-718-2812. a different book each month. Each meeting
Penny's Puppets presents... teens enjoy discussion,a book-related
Chicamarimba Who Stole the Cookie from the Cookie Jar? activity,snacks and fun.
Friday,January 18 Tuesday,January 15
7—8 p.m. 7—8 p.m. Teen Movie&Book Discussion Group
Community Room Community Room Movie based on the Swedish novel,
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Join us for a musical evening All Ages - The Invisible,by Mats Wahl
with Chicamarimba,a nine-woman Friday,January 25,Puett Room
Granny made S—6 p.m. Book discussion
marimba band. Their high-energy a batch of her
instrumental and vocal harmonies 6—8 p.m. Watch the movie(PG-1 3)
famous cookiesfor her granddaughter
blend African and Latin-American Robin,but every time Granny leaves the
rhythms as well as contemporary room a cookie disappears. Never fear! For 4th&5th Graders
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favorites. Thankyou to the Friends of Help is on the way! Granny and Super : loin Team READ,a book group just for you!
the Library for supporting this program. Donkey set out to solve the mystery,using Participation is limited to 20 kids,so be sure
clues left behind by the cookie thief to stop by or call the Children's Desk at
Tualatin Valley Gem Club Display 503-718-2656 to sign-up and receive your
On loan in January The Library offers : copy of our first book.
Location:Library Lobby programs for all ages! Team READ Book Club—NEW
Tualatin Valley Gem Club is If you would like to learn more about other Whales on Stilts by M.T.Anderson
celebrating its 50th year in 2008 and library programs,visit our web site at Registration begins January 20!
invites you to view a beautiful display www.tigard-or.gov/library,call 503-684-6537 First meeting Tuesday,February 19
of rocks,minerals,jewelry,and fossils or pick up a flyer at the library. 4—5 p.m.,Puett Room
at the Library. ............................................
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& City of Tigard
Tigard Senior Center Renovation Underway
The Tigard Senior Center,owned activity at the same t more than double its capacity.
by the City of Tigard,was constructed time. The main entry Changes also include the
27 years ago. During that time it has doors include a center installation of modern,
served as the focal point for nutritional post,which wheelchair commercial-grade and
and social services to seniors living in users frequently hit properly vented equipment.
the Tigard,King City and surrounding when entering and Adding a 619-square foot
areas. Participation in the center's exiting the building. library and lecture room near
programs,managed by the non-profit In March 2005, the center's front entrance
Loaves and Fishes organization,has a Senior Center Site will increase classroom and
increased at a steady rate each year. Committee held a activity space. These and
The 2007 nutritional goal was to serve community visioning other improvements will
38,700 meals,including Meals-on-Wheels retreat. In mid-2007, provide important services to
delivered to the homebound. the city was awarded the area's fast-growing senior
Because of the center's age and $307,000 in Community Development population and expand use of the Tigard
increased usage,the building is no Block Grant funds to partially finance Senior Center.
longer adequate in terms of space and needed renovations. With the city and For questions regarding the
functionality. In addition to obsolete Loaves and Fishes contributing$373,000 renovation,contact Parks and Facilities
appliances and an overall lack of floor and$100,000 respectively to the project Manager Dan Plaza at 503-718-2444 or
space for program needs,the center budget,Kel-Tec Construction,Inc.was daniel@tigard-or.gov.
faces other problems. awarded a contract to construct the
For questions regarding programs
The center's dated wiring was most-needed improvements. and activities,call Karen Gardner at
installed before the internet age and is Under phase one of the plan, 503-620-4613.
not designed to handle phone and data remodeling of the kitchen area will
Comprehensive Plan Update Completion is Coming into View
When the Tigard City Council the results of past community surveys During step two,members of the
made it one of their goals to update and the work of the Tigard Beyond community worked with staff to develop
the city's Comprehensive Plan two Tomorrow vision. draft goals,policies,and recommended
years ago,they knew it would take time action measures pertaining to twelve
and patience to see it to completion. topics to be included in the updated plan.
That patience is paying off as the light Eight of the twelve topics have already been reviewed The last step is public workshops and
at the end of the tunnel comes into by Council or are scheduled hearings before the Planning Commission
view. The Council took on this project for Council meetings in the and City Council on each topic area.
because the Comprehensive Plan,first next few weeks. The remaining four topics:Natural
completed in 1983,had never undergone Resources,Land Use,Urbanization,
a complete update and did not reflect the The eight topics include:
p p and Transportation are scheduled to go
community's ■ Citizen Involvement
t3's von. through the Council review process and
Three steps are required to ■ Environmental Quality be completed by early summer. If you
reach the Council goal of an updated ■ Hazards have an interest in one of the remaining
Comprehensive Plan.First is to gather ■ Parks,Recreation,Trails, topics and would like to participate in
background information,second is to and Open Space developing draft goals,policies,and
work with the community to develop draft ■ Economy recommended action measures,please
policy language,and third is to take the ■ Housing contact Associate Planner Darren Wyss at
draft through the legislative process. ■ Public Facilities and Services 503-718-2442 or darren@tigard-orgov. You
Step one is complete. The Tigard ■ Energy Conservation can also find more information on the
2007 Resource Report is a compilation of webpage zvzvzv tigard orgov/2027.
the background information and includes
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Job Done Safely!
Did you know the City of Tigard RULES of the ROAD "Turning at Intersections"
received a statewide safety award for each .................................................................................................................
of the last NINE years?Each year Tigard's
safety record just gets better! With its heavy One purpose of the
traffic load,the left-turn rule is to make the
The League of Oregon Cities awarded intersection of i movement of vehicles more
Tigard the Silver Medal Safety Award for Hall Boulevard and –J I predictable and efficient. If
having one of the lowest injury frequency Pacific Highway \ you're driving north on Hall
rates for the fiscal year 2006/07. The is the scene of \ and want to make a lawful
award is determined by comparing all frequent traffic right turn at Pacific on a
Oregon cities (with 150 employees or violations and red light,you can't do so
more) to determine the lowest injury collisions. safely if vehicles turning left
frequency rate. One of the from the opposite direction
Safety is very important to city most common are entering the curb lane
employees—to protect not only the violations is"Improperly executed instead of the left lane.
employees themselves but also Tigard left turn" (ORS 811.340),which is Note that I referred to
citizens as city employees are out doing subject to a$250 base fine. Oregon "collisions"rather than"accidents"
their jobs each day. law requires drivers to"leave the in the first paragraph. True
The City Council thanks each and intersection or other location in the "accidents"are rare. "Collisions"
every city employee for consistently doing extreme left-hand lane lawfully available are far more common,and they're
their job safely while serving the citizens to traffic moving in the same almost always the result of someone's
of Tigard! direction as such vehicle on the negligent driving.
roadway being entered." For more information,visit the
If you're driving south on Hall Tigard Municipal Court web page at
and make a left turn onto Pacific,for wwautigard-orgov/court.
Free Sandbags Are
example,you must enter the far left
Available „ THANKS TO:
Available ("fast”)lane and not the right(`curb„)
The City of Tigard provides a lane. You can then,after signaling for Tigard resident William Moss for this `Rules of
the Goad”suggestion
sandbag site for Tigard citizens and the required 100 feet,carefully merge
businesses.This is a self-serve site into the curb lane if you wish. BY JUDGE MICHAEL J. O'BRIEN
open 24/7 located directly across TIGARD MUNICIPAL COURT
the street from
the Public
Works Building Green Building Hotline Launched
at 8777 SW In a collaborative effort,Metro, green materials,renewable energy,energy
Burnham Street. r' the City of Portland efficiency,indoor air quality,sustainable
The sandbag Office of Sustainable site development and storm-water
station has sand Development and kdIP
management.
bags and sand. Clackamas,Washington There are plans to eventually
Those needing and Multnomah countiesto fill sandba soffer a library,a mobile workshop
g have launched a new and an expanded web site to inform
should bring _ regional Green Buildingcurrent practitioners and inspire
their own Hotline.The hotline
those who have ever contemplated
shovels. provides a wealth of green building.
For more information on Tigard's information about green building strategies
self-serve sandbag site,visit the city's
and resources as well as financial incentives The hotline enhances Metro's recycling
for new and existin commercial and information hotline and other regional
web site at zvavw igard-orgov/sandbag or g
residential projects. sustainability programs. The hotline is
res
contact Theresa Reynolds at 503-718- p 1 available to callers Monday through Friday
2704 or theresa@tigard-orgov. Through telephone and email during regular business hours at 503-823-
exchanges,individuals and businesses 5431 or online at www.portlandonline.com/osd/
can find answers to questions about greenbuilding.
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Goal Setting Meeting: Friday,January 4 @ 12-5 p.m.
Umpqua Bank (6610 SW Cardinal Lane)
Especially When It's Raining... 5th Tuesday Meeting: Tuesday,January 29 @ 7 p.m.
Rainwater carries bacteria from dog waste directly Public Works Building(8777 SW Burnham)
into our streams and creeks. Scoop up pet waste
bag it, and place it in the trash! Regular Council Meetings: Tuesdays,January 8, 15,22
@ 6:30 p.m.,Tigard Town Hall (13125 SW Hall Blvd.)
Your City Supports the Canines for Clean Water Program. All meetings are open to the public and agendas are
YOU SHOULD T00. available online at zvsvu.tigard-ongov/council or contact Cathy
Wheatley at 503-718-2410 or cad:gg igard-ongov.
Library Re-opens on
Rise and Shine! Coffee Shop Opens Early
Thursday Mornings Stop in and get yourself a lattetogo!
Celebrate the New Year by spending Sesame Donuts,located inside the Tigard Public I:ibrary,has
more time at the library! Beginning Thursday, expanded coffee shop hours and is open as early as 7 a.m.
January 3,the Tigard Public Library will re- Monday—Saturday. More than beverages and pastries,Sesame
open on Thursday mornings at 10 a.m. Donuts offers a variety of soups,salads and sandwiches. Check
out their complete menu posted on the library's web page. Sesame
With the restoration of those hours,the Donuts also caters!
library will be open 66 hours per week,up Rated one of the best donut shops in the Portland Metro area,
from 55 hours per week a year ago.
Scsamc Donuts offers unique donuts and donut holes,pastries,
paninis,and other delicacies in addition to great coffees. Call your
Re-opening the library on Thursday orders in ahead of time for a quick pickup!
mornings is part of the plan to restore Locn-riON: 1
hours as a result of the passage of the 2006 Inside Library Lobby, 13500 SW Hall Blvd.
operational levy for Washington County Phone: 503-624-5000
Cooperative Library Services(WC(LS). In
OPEN HOURS: '
July 2007 the library opened until 9 p.m.on Monday—Friday .....,...7 a.m.—9
p.m. • •
weekdays. The decision on which hours to Saturday ........................7 a.m. —5 p.m.
restore was based on feedback from Sunday ...........................12 p.m.—5 p.m.
the public.