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Mari Gottwald
From: Brett Lyon [brett@solv.org] Sent: Thu 5/19/2011 10:19 AM
To: Mari Gottwald
Cc:
Subject: RE: Learn about your watershed with SOLV
Attachments:
Thanks for letting me know Mari. I may have one of our staff who is doing a lot of work in Cornelius follow up
with you to talk more about our work along Council Creek.
Brett Lyon | SOLV

Outreach Coordinator
brett@solv.org
Tel: 503-844-9571 ext. 332

Fax: 866-357-6386
1-800-333-SOLV (Toll Free in Oregon)

5193 NE Elam Young Pkwy, Suite B
Hillsboro, Oregon 97124
www.solv.org
Do your part to keep your favorite stretch of river clean and healthy with Oregon Adopt-A-River.
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-----Original Message-----
From: Mari Gottwald [mailto:mgottwald@ci.cornelius.or.us]
Sent: Thursday, May 19, 2011 8:21 AM
To: Brett Lyon
I'm sorry to say that I'm working on the 21st, and I also won't be there on the 24th due to needing to start
working on my niece's wedding cake. Please keep me informed of these types of things, as I would like
to learn more about SOLV. Thank you.
City Councilor Mari Gottwald

City of Cornelius
mgottwald@ci.cornelius.or.us
From: Brett Lyon [mailto:brett@solv.org]

Sent: Tue 5/10/2011 5:45 PM
To: Mari Gottwald
Subject: Learn about your watershed with SOLV
Hello Mari,
SOLV is hosting two fun, educational events in Cornelius and Forest Grove in the next few weeks and
we thought you might be interested. Here is more information:
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Council Creek Site Walk – Sat, May 21st, from 9 am to 11:
z Meet at Ryland Park at 285 N 31st Ave, Cornelius

z Join SOLV for a site walk at Council Creek! SOLV staff and partners will give history of the site as
well as the restoration plan for the future and the role of community engagement. Join us to meet
folks in the area and hear about the start of our Friends of Council Creek group. Be sure to wear
boots or waterproof shoes. Snacks will be provided!
z Visit this website to sign up or get more information:
http://www.solv.org/programs/event_details_email.asp?eventID=19036
Forest Grove Weed Watchers Workshop – Tues, May 24th, 6:45pm to 9:00
z Forest Grove Community Auditorium, 1915 Main Street, Forest Grove

z Join SOLV and our partners for this FREE worskshop focusing on Early Detection and Rapid
Response (EDRR) for new and emerging invasive plants in the Tualatin Basin. After attending you
will be equipped to identify new invaders, report them before they become a problem, and use
Best Management Practices to control existing invasive plants. This workshop is great if you are
concerned about invasive plants on your property or a local public space or just interested about
invasive plants.
Thanks for your past involvement with SOLV. We hope to see you at one of these events in your
watershed!
Brett Lyon | SOLV

brett@solv.org
Tel: 503-844-9571 ext. 332

Fax: 866-357-6386

www.solv.org
You are receiving this email because of your past involvement with SOLV. If you wish to unsubscribe from further email from us
please respond to this message an write “unsubscribe” in the subject line.
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Mari Gottwald
From: John & Cyndi Groth [jcgroth@comcast.net] Sent: Mon 5/23/2011 10:21 AM
To: Neal Knight; Dalin, Jeff; Jamie Minshall; Mari Gottwald; Steve Heinrich
Cc: Waffle, Dave
Subject: Word on the streets
Attachments:
Hello City Council,
I thought I would let you know what I have been hearing in my neighborhood as to how the city is going.
The majority of the people—I am talking about the two block area around my house—are worried that they are being taxed too
much, the City is not doing much work (based on what they see and hear) and the schools are not doing very well. Apart from the
school—which I do know the city has really no control over---the other two areas are public relations. I hope you can use this in
setting your goals and how you as a group of ONE move forward and get the word out to the street—not just in the council
chamber.
Have a great Memorial Day weekend—hopefully the weather will be nice.
John Groth
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Mari Gottwald
From: Roth, Debby Sent: Wed 5/18/2011 12:25 PM
To: Councilor Gottwald; Councilor Heinrich ; Councilor Minshall; Jef Dalin (external); Mayor Knight
Cc: Waffle, Dave
Subject: Budget Question
Attachments:
Hi Neal,
Here are the budget figures that you requested. Please take into consideration that the 2012 budget has large capital
improvement projects included. Those projects will be reviewed at this evenings meeting. If you have any other
questions please let us know. Thank you.
2011 General Fund $5,715,151
2011 Total Budget $24,191,363
2012 General Fund $5,463,841
2012 Total Budget $28,065,552
Debby Roth, CMC
City Recorder-Treasurer
City of Cornelius
(503) 992-5305, (503) 357-7775 fax
droth@ci.cornelius.or.us
DISCLOSURE NOTICE: Messages to and from this E-mail address may be subject to the Oregon Public Records Law.
Please consider the environment before printing this email.
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Mari Gottwald
To: Jamie Minshall; Mari Gottwald; Steve Heinrich; Jamie Minshall; Jef Dalin (external); Neal Knight
Cc: Waffle, Dave; 'Nancy Werner'; 'Pam@gov-law.com'
Subject: RE: Public Records Request-Cornelius City Council
Attachments:
Hi Jamie,
Thank you for the questions. The City Attorney was copied on this email due to the nature of the records
request. It's important that legal counsel is made aware of the request; should legal consultation be required
or advice on other questions relating to the Public Records Law. If I need the City Attorney's office to review
these emails to ensure they are subject to disclosure under the Public Records Law, the City can charge those
costs back to the requesting party so it will not be a cost to the City.
The records request was from the media and I'm relaying that request to you. They'll be provided a copy of
this email in the overall documents.
If you have any other questions, again, please let me know. Thank you.
Debby Roth, CMC

City of Cornelius, Oregon
(503) 992-5305, (503) 357-7775 fax
DISCLOSURE NOTICE: Messages to and from this e-mail address may be subject to the Oregon Public Records
Law.
From: Jamie Minshall
Sent: Wednesday, May 25, 2011 3:20 PM
To: Roth, Debby; Councilor Gottwald; Councilor Heinrich ; Councilor Minshall; Jef Dalin (external); Mayor
Knight
Debby,
I also don't correspond in regards to city business anywhere other than here through the city e mail. I did
notice that Pam & Nancy were included on this e mail....are we being charged for them to read our e mails? I
thought you said this was in regards to something with a newspaper? I don't see any media people listed.
City Councilor Jamie Minshall

City of Cornelius
jminshall@ci.cornelius.or.us
From: Roth, Debby
Sent: Wed 5/25/2011 12:48 PM
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Cc: Waffle, Dave; Roth, Debby; 'Nancy Werner'; 'Pam@gov-law.com'

Subject: Public Records Request-Cornelius City Council
Mayor & Council:
I received a public records request and your assistance is appreciated. The request is to provide "all" email
sent and received by the Cornelius city council for the month of May.
I'll need each of you to provide a copy of email that you have sent and or received in your official capacity for
May. This includes email from your City email account, personal email account or business email account.
As reminder Oregon Public Records Law:
z ORS 192.420 Right to inspect public records; notice to public body attorney
z (1) Every person has the right to inspect any public record of a public body in this state, except as
otherwise expressly provided by ORS 192.501 to 192.505
z Regardless of form or characteristics this means we must include:
¡ Paper
¡ Maps
¡ Faxes
¡ Electronic recordings
¢ (written, audio or video)
"Writing" means handwriting, typewriting, photographing and every means of recording, including letters,
words, pictures, sounds, symbols, or combination thereof and all papers emails, maps, files, facsimiles or
electronic recordings.
If you have any questions regarding this request, please let me know. I appreciate your help in disclosing all
the requested documents.
Thank you,
Debby
Debby Roth, CMC
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(503) 992-5305, (503) 357-7775 fax
droth@ci.cornelius.or.us <mailto:droth@ci.cornelius.or.us>
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Mari Gottwald
From: Waffle, Dave Sent: Wed 5/18/2011 10:34 AM
To: Dalin, Jeff; Jamie Minshall; Mari Gottwald; Neal Knight; Steve Heinrich
Cc: Karen Hill; Meyer, Richard; Michael Kinkade (mkinkade@forestgrove-or.gov); Roth, Debby; Rubenstein, Paul
Subject: short vacation - long weekend
Attachments:
I need to use up some vacation time so I’ll be off on Friday 5/20 and Monday 5/23. I’ll be around town so I am not appointing an
acting CM. Please call if you need me however.
I am also planning a longer vacation after budget adoption in late June. Thanks
Dave Waffle, City Manager
City of Cornelius, OR
www.ci.cornelius.or.us
503-357-9112
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Mari Gottwald
From: Roth, Debby Sent: Tue 5/17/2011 3:54 PM
Cc: Debby Roth; Hill, Karen; Meyer, Richard; Michael Kinkade; Rubenstein, Paul; Waffle, Dave
Subject: Planning Commission Meeting Agenda 5-24-2011
Attachments: PC 5-24-11.pdf(19KB)
For your information.
Debby Roth, CMC
City of Cornelius
p-503-992-5305
e-droth@ci.cornelius.or.us
From: Rush, Susan

Sent: Tuesday, May 17, 2011 3:23 PM
To: Christian Gaston ; Christian Gaston (cgaston@gmail.com); John Schrag; Kathy Fuller; Kelly House
(khouse@oregonian.com)
Cc: Waffle, Dave; Roth, Debby; Jones, Ellie; Reynolds, Dick
Subject: May 24 Planning Commission Meeting Agenda
Attached is the agenda for the May 24 Planning Commission Meeting for your review and publication.
Susan Rush
Support Specialist II
Development & Operations
Phone: 503.992.5371
Fax: 503.357.3424
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Waffle, Dave
From: Waffle, Dave
To: Neal Knight
Cc: Roth, Debby
Subject: Upcoming Council Agendas
Hi Neal – here is the preliminary list of agenda topics for the next several meetings and worksessions. I’m thinking there
will be enough business on 6/20 that we not have time for a worksession anyway. Give me a call if you want to talk
about any of these topics.

a. 5/16 worksession: general services fee, graffiti removal
b. 6/6: resolution on fee changes (utility bills and other), Q3 financial report, WCCLS IGA amendment
(formula change with new levy), goal setting, Regional Solutions Team, CDBG IGA amendments,
City Attorney recruitment (status report), Fiscal Policy Amendment (GASB 54), UGB expansion
proposal, set special meeting on 6/20
c. 6/20 Special Meeting and Worksession: budget hearing, adopt budget/levy taxes, CIP, City
Attorney recruitment, compensation package for management/non‐represented, Supplemental
Budget II public hearing

503‐357‐9112

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Mari Gottwald
From: Mathiesen, Amber Sent: Mon 5/16/2011 4:46 PM
To: Amy Scheckla-Cox; Brad Coffey; Dalin, Jeff; Jamie Minshall; Mari Gottwald; Neal Knight; Ralph Brown; Rebecca
Edmison; Steve Heinrich
Cc:
Subject: Agenda 5-18-11-Budget Committee
Attachments: Agenda 5-18-11-Budget Committee.pdf(15KB) Agenda 5-18-11-Budget Committee.doc(40KB)
Hello everyone,
Here is the agenda for the Budget Committee meeting May 18th at 7 pm.
Amber Mathiesen
Management Analyst - CMC
City of Cornelius
PH: 503-357-9112
FAX: 503-357-7775
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Mari Gottwald
From: Waffle, Dave Sent: Mon 5/23/2011 9:38 AM
To: Mari Gottwald
Cc:
Subject: Out of Office AutoReply: Thank you for what you do.
Attachments:
I'm away from the office until May 24th. If you need an immediate response please call our office at 503-357-
9112. I will likely be able to see emails but not necessarily all attachments. Dave
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You replied on 5/27/2011 12:18 PM.

This message was sent with high importance.
Mari Gottwald
From: Waffle, Dave Sent: Fri 5/27/2011 11:15 AM
Cc: Jones, Ellie; Mathiesen, Amber; Karen Hill; Meyer, Richard; Michael Kinkade (mkinkade@forestgrove-or.gov);
Roth, Debby; Rubenstein, Paul
Subject: Important - alternative budget hearing date
Attachments:
Can you all please respond just as soon as possible? Council President Jef Dalin has informed me that he is not available on Monday
6/20 for the budget hearing. He suggests meeting on Monday 6/13 instead. Are you available that evening? I need to know ASAP
as we have to place our ads for the hearing and provide some other notices in advance of the hearing. Thanks
503-357-9112
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Mari Gottwald
Attachments:
Mayor & Council:
I received a public records request and your assistance is appreciated. The request is to provide “all” email sent and received by
the Cornelius city council for the month of May.
I’ll need each of you to provide a copy of email that you have sent and or received in your official capacity for May. This includes
email from your City email account, personal email account or business email account.
ORS 192.420 Right to inspect public records; notice to public body attorney
(1) Every person has the right to inspect any public record of a public body in this state, except as otherwise expressly provided
by ORS 192.501 to 192.505
Regardless of form or characteristics this means we must include:
Paper
Maps
Faxes
Electronic recordings
| (written, audio or video)
“Writing” means handwriting, typewriting, photographing and every means of recording, including letters, words, pictures, sounds,
symbols, or combination thereof and all papers emails, maps, files, facsimiles or electronic recordings.
If you have any questions regarding this request, please let me know. I appreciate your help in disclosing all the requested
documents.
Thank you,
Debby
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Debby Roth, CMC
(503) 992-5305, (503) 357-7775 fax
Law.
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Mari Gottwald
From: Mari Gottwald Sent: Wed 5/25/2011 2:12 PM
To: Roth, Debby; Councilor Gottwald; Councilor Heinrich ; Councilor Minshall; Jef Dalin (external); Mayor Knight
Attachments:
Since you have access to my city account, you have all my council related email. I make it a habit of using only
my city website for this purpose. I have not been on my home computer since sometime back in September
before the election, and I don't use my work email for city business. As instructed by you early on, I've made a
habit of confining city business to this website. What else is there?

City of Cornelius
From: Roth, Debby

Sent: Wed 5/25/2011 12:48 PM
Mayor & Council:
by ORS 192.501 to 192.505
Paper
Maps
Faxes
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documents.
Thank you,
Debby
Debby Roth, CMC
(503) 992-5305, (503) 357-7775 fax
Law.
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Neal Knight
Attachments:
Hi Jamie,
Thank you for the questions. The City Attorney was copied on this email due to the nature
of the records request. It's important that legal counsel is made aware of the request;
should legal consultation be required or advice on other questions relating to the Public
Records Law. If I need the City Attorney's office to review these emails to ensure they are
subject to disclosure under the Public Records Law, the City can charge those costs back to
the requesting party so it will not be a cost to the City.
The records request was from the media and I'm relaying that request to you. They'll be
provided a copy of this email in the overall documents.
Debby Roth, CMC

(503) 992-5305, (503) 357-7775 fax
DISCLOSURE NOTICE: Messages to and from this e-mail address may be subject to the
Oregon Public Records Law.
To: Roth, Debby; Councilor Gottwald; Councilor Heinrich ; Councilor Minshall; Jef Dalin
(external); Mayor Knight
Debby,
I also don't correspond in regards to city business anywhere other than here through the
city e mail. I did notice that Pam & Nancy were included on this e mail....are we being
charged for them to read our e mails? I thought you said this was in regards to something
with a newspaper? I don't see any media people listed.
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City of Cornelius
From: Roth, Debby
Sent: Wed 5/25/2011 12:48 PM
To: Councilor Gottwald; Councilor Heinrich ; Councilor Minshall; Jef Dalin (external); Mayor
Knight
Mayor & Council:
I received a public records request and your assistance is appreciated. The request is to
provide "all" email sent and received by the Cornelius city council for the month of May.
I'll need each of you to provide a copy of email that you have sent and or received in your
official capacity for May. This includes email from your City email account, personal email
account or business email account.
z (1) Every person has the right to inspect any public record of a public body in this state,
except as otherwise expressly provided by ORS 192.501 to 192.505
¡ Paper
¡ Maps
¡ Faxes
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"Writing" means handwriting, typewriting, photographing and every means of recording,

including letters, words, pictures, sounds, symbols, or combination thereof and all papers
emails, maps, files, facsimiles or electronic recordings.
If you have any questions regarding this request, please let me know. I appreciate your
help in disclosing all the requested documents.
Thank you,
Debby
Debby Roth, CMC
(503) 992-5305, (503) 357-7775 fax
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Cc:
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Mari Gottwald
From: Neal Knight Sent: Fri 5/6/2011 10:55 AM
To: Jef Dalin (external); Mari Gottwald; Steve Heinrich; Jamie Minshall; Neal Knight; Michael Kinkade; Rubenstein,
Paul; Waffle, Dave
Cc:
Subject: police officerfunding
Attachments:
Because we are down several officers from last year and we are saving a lot of money by not hiring a new Fire
Cheif but instead teamed up with Forest Grove , why don't we still have the money for the officers to be
replaced from the money we used to use to pay the previous officers ? Why can't we also apply if needed the
savings in the cost of the fire cheif ? Where did this money go to ?
Thank You
Mayor Neal D. Knight
City of Cornelius
nknight@ci.cornelius.or.us
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Neal Knight
From: Jamie Minshall Sent: Wed 5/25/2011 3:19 PM
To: Roth, Debby; Councilor Gottwald; Councilor Heinrich ; Councilor Minshall; Jef Dalin (external);
Mayor Knight
Attachments: image003.png(8KB)
Debby,
I also don't correspond in regards to city business anywhere other than here through the
city e mail. I did notice that Pam & Nancy were included on this e mail....are we being
charged for them to read our e mails? I thought you said this was in regards to something

City of Cornelius
From: Roth, Debby
Sent: Wed 5/25/2011 12:48 PM
Knight
Mayor & Council:
I received a public records request and your assistance is appreciated. The request is to
provide "all" email sent and received by the Cornelius city council for the month of May.
I'll need each of you to provide a copy of email that you have sent and or received in your
official capacity for May. This includes email from your City email account, personal email
account or business email account.
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z (1) Every person has the right to inspect any public record of a public body in this state,
except as otherwise expressly provided by ORS 192.501 to 192.505
¡ Paper
¡ Maps
¡ Faxes
"Writing" means handwriting, typewriting, photographing and every means of recording,

including letters, words, pictures, sounds, symbols, or combination thereof and all papers
emails, maps, files, facsimiles or electronic recordings.
If you have any questions regarding this request, please let me know. I appreciate your
help in disclosing all the requested documents.
Thank you,
Debby
Debby Roth, CMC
(503) 992-5305, (503) 357-7775 fax
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Neal Knight
From: Justin Wood [justinw@hbapdx.org] Sent: Wed 5/25/2011 3:00 PM
To:
Cc:
Subject: Regional Development Issues Forum
Attachments:
I wanted to follow up to our earlier invitation to you for a special event we’re doing for elected officials. Our
Regional Development Issues Forum provides background on our industry’s perspectives and positions on key
growth and building related issues that impact home building and development. We’ll have a panel of 4-5
builders/developers who will discuss things like UGB planning and expansion, annexation, SDCs, infill building and
infrastructure finance. They will also take questions from and provide feedback to the elected officials attending.
The program is coming up on Wednesday, June 1 from 3-4:30 pm and will be held here at the HBA
building. I would really appreciate it if you could make it. Our bigger goal with the program is to engage in
dialogue with electeds on issues and better show what we support (not just what we oppose) and how we can
work together to accomplish regional goals. We also want electeds to be able to discuss issues directly with key
industry members who are out there working to develop and build for our region’s future.
A copy of the invitation is below in case you did not receive it. The program will be followed by a cocktail hour
to allow for some informal discussions and networking after the forum as well.
Hope you can make it,
Justin Wood
Government & Builder Relations Manager
Home Builders Association of Metro Portland
(503) 684-1880
(503) 684-0588 fax
(503) 997-7966 cell
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Regional Development Issues Forum

For Elected Officials
June 1, 2011
3:00 PM - 4:30 PM Please join other area elected officials and HBA members at our upcoming Regional
Development Issues Forum. A panel of HBA members will be engaging in a
discussion and answering questions regarding regional policies and issues important
to our industry including:
Social networking to follow  SDCs

from
 Infrastructure Finance
 Future Growth Management
4:30 PM - 5:30 PM
 Infill Building
Home Builders Association Our Panel will feature -
15555 SW Bangy Road
Lake Oswego, Oregon 97035 Karl Finkelnburg, Sterling Savings Bank
503-684-1880 Tim Breedlove, Renaissance Homes
Jim Chapman , Legend Homes
Dan Grimberg, Arbor Custom Homes
Drake Butsch, First American Title
Following the forum please join us for a social networking hour.
Please take time to learn a more about our industry and how we can work together
on key issues facing our region.
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Please RSVP to JustinW@hbapdx.org.
Sincerely,
HBA Government Affairs Staff
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Neal Knight
To: Mari Gottwald; Mari Gottwald; Steve Heinrich; Jamie Minshall; Jef Dalin (external); Neal Knight
Attachments:
Mari,
Thank you for responding and your follow-up phone call.
From: Mari Gottwald

Knight
City of Cornelius
From: Roth, Debby

Sent: Wed 5/25/2011 12:48 PM
Mayor & Council:
I received a public records request and your assistance is appreciated. The request is to provide “all” email sent
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and received by the Cornelius city council for the month of May.
I’ll need each of you to provide a copy of email that you have sent and or received in your official capacity for
 ORS 192.420 Right to inspect public records; notice to public body attorney
 (1) Every person has the right to inspect any public record of a public body in this state, except as otherwise
expressly provided by ORS 192.501 to 192.505
 Regardless of form or characteristics this means we must include:
 Paper
 Maps
 Faxes
 Electronic recordings
 (written, audio or video)
“Writing” means handwriting, typewriting, photographing and every means of recording, including letters, words,
pictures, sounds, symbols, or combination thereof and all papers emails, maps, files, facsimiles or electronic
recordings.
If you have any questions regarding this request, please let me know. I appreciate your help in disclosing all the
requested documents.
Thank you,
Debby
Debby Roth, CMC
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(503) 992-5305, (503) 357-7775 fax
Law.
 Please consider the environment before printing this email.
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Neal Knight
From: Mari Gottwald Sent: Wed 5/25/2011 2:12 PM
Mayor Knight
Attachments:
Since you have access to my city account, you have all my council related email. I make it a
habit of using only my city website for this purpose. I have not been on my home computer
since sometime back in September before the election, and I don't use my work email for city
business. As instructed by you early on, I've made a habit of confining city business to this
website. What else is there?

City of Cornelius
From: Roth, Debby

Sent: Wed 5/25/2011 12:48 PM
Knight
Mayor & Council:
 Paper
 Maps
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 Faxes
recordings.
Thank you,
Debby
Debby Roth, CMC
(503) 992-5305, (503) 357-7775 fax
Law.
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Neal Knight
Attachments:
Mayor & Council:
 Paper
 Maps
 Faxes
recordings.
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Thank you,
Debby
Debby Roth, CMC
(503) 992-5305, (503) 357-7775 fax
Law.
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Neal Knight
From: Roth, Debby Sent: Tue 5/24/2011 8:47 AM
Subject: Joint Western Washington County Cities Dinner/Legislative Training Session
Attachments: CC06-16-2011A CCLegWS Ltr(Cities).pdf(53KB)
The attached invitation is to attend a joint Western Washington County Cities Dinner & Legislative Training
Session. If you plan to attend the meeting, please notify me as soon as possible and I will RSVP for Cornelius. If
you have any questions let me know. Thank you.
Dear Western Washington County Cities:
Forest Grove Mayor Peter Truax and City Manager Michael Sykes cordially invite you to attend our Joint
Western Washington County Cities Dinner and Legislative Training Session on Thursday, June 16,
2011.
Attached is the formal agenda. Please note, we have added City Mayor
presentations to the agenda; each Mayor is asked to provide a brief City
update.
Invited guests include State Senators, State Representatives, Metro President, Washington County Commissioner,
League of Oregon Cities, and Western Washington County Mayors, City Councilors and City officials.
We sincerely hope you will consider attending. Thank you and we look forward to seeing you soon.
Peter Truax, Mayor
Michael Sykes, City Manager
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Debby Roth, CMC
(503) 992-5305, (503) 357-7775 fax
Law.
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Neal Knight
From: Waffle, Dave Sent: Tue 5/24/2011 8:28 AM
To: Neal Knight
Cc:
Subject: FW: Joint Western Washington County Cities Dinner and Legislative Session Thursday, June
16th
Attachments: CC06-16-11A.CCLegWS.Ltr(Cities).pdf(71KB)
Neal – do you wish any assistance with notes for a “mayor’s update” at the beginning of the meeting?
503‐357‐9112
From: Anna Ruggles [mailto:aruggles@forestgrove-or.gov]

Sent: Monday, May 23, 2011 4:05 PM
To: Anna Ruggles; Recorder; Jim Hough, City Manager of Banks; Roth, Debby; Waffle, Dave;
lisa@northplains.org; Don Otterman, City Manager of North Plains; Amber Ames; City of Gaston;
melindac@ci.hillsboro.or.us; brucew@ci.hillsboro.or.us
Cc: Peter Truax; Michael Sykes
Subject: Joint Western Washington County Cities Dinner and Legislative Session Thursday, June 16th
Please route to your Elected Officials and Administrators:
2011.
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update.
Please respond back to Anna Ruggles with your RSVP no later than Friday, June 10, 2011; an RSVP form is
attached along with the agenda.
Peter Truax, Mayor
Anna D. Ruggles, CMC, City Recorder
City of Forest Grove
PO Box 326, 1924 Council Street
Forest Grove, OR 97116
Direct Line: 503.992.3235
Fax: 503.992.3207
E‐mail: aruggles@forestgrove‐or.gov
DISCLOSURE NOTICE: Messages to and from this E‐mail address may be subject to the Oregon Public Records Law.
 Please consider the environment before printing this e-mail.
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Neal Knight
From: Gary Clark [Gary.Clark@trusys.com] Sent: Tue 5/24/2011 6:08 PM
To: Neal Knight
Cc:
Subject: Physical Security & Life Safety Consulting Services for Cities!
Attachments: Gary Clark.vcf(8KB) TRUSYS BROCHURE.pdf(1MB) TRUSYS ERI & SSI - SAMPLE
SET.pdf(7MB)
To: Neal Knight,

City of Cornelius
By way of introduction, I'm Gary Clark with TRUSYS (True Systems Designers) located in the Lake
Oswego-Portland area. We provide consulting services througout the Pacific NW for any physical
security applications cities & municipalities may be considering. We approach physical security from
an “Organizational Resilience" per ANSI/ASIS ASP.1:2009 perspective which factors in city policies,
security requirements, the type of emergency, and available resources to better preplan an emergency
response for events ranging from earthquakes & fires to an active shooter in a facility. Please place
TRUSYS on your referral list for such consulting services. If this email needs to be redirected
to other staff personnel tasked with security & life safety issues, please do so and let me know who
that might be.
TRUSYS provides security site assessments, assistance with security grants & other funding
resources, emergency preparedness drills, and consulting services for planning, design, project
management, and policy & procedure development for Security and Fire & Life Safety systems. We
do not sell or install any product or system, but rather would act as the City’s technical consultant &
advocate in assisting with planning & installing security upgrades whether electronic or structural. We
provide cities with assistance in preparing their security related RFP’s and assist them in evaluating
those bids once they are received. We are very knowledgeable regarding today's security systems,
their features (pluse & minus), and equipment pricing. With that information, the city is in a position
to better select the best system & vendor given the budget. I’ve attached a copy of our brochure,
samples of our plans & CAD drawings, and my Outlook business card for future reference.
Because security cameras, access control, and intrusion detection systems today are highly
computerized and operate over the City’s local area computer network (LAN), there are a considerable
number of technical issues with regard to bandwidth and software & hardware compatibility that need
to be addressed. With the recent advancements in security technology, there are some important new
considerations that every city should keep in mind:
1. Today’s Cameras, Access Control Card Readers, and Intrusion Detection (burglar alarm) systems
are designed to be “integrated” together to operate as one single system on the city’s LAN, saving
labor costs. No longer should cities install separate systems at individual buildings or sites. By
adopting an integrated city-wide “Template” for security installations, cities are able to lower overall
cost of these systems, have a better & more standardized installation, and dramatically improve their
response to emergencies.
2. IP Network cameras using CAT 5/6e cabling have replaced the older composite cameras that use
coax cable. These new IP Network Cameras offer far higher video quality & resolution and therefore
less cameras are needed, resulting in lower system costs.
3. Cities can also save considerable monthly expense for alarm "dial out" notification by simply
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adding a “network appliance” to their existing burglar alarm panels. This will allow the alarm panel to
report alarms over a free internet connection instead of using a costly dedicated phoneline. This can
save cities a significant amount of money monthly that can help pay for future security upgrades.
4. Cities should have a computerized Emergency Notification System in-place to notify staff, visiting
public, and first responders of emergencies via cell phones, PDAs, laptops, & staff workstations.
TRUSYS' customers include school districts, hospitals, cities, and architects & engineering firms. In
this time of tight budgets, there are a lot of things a city can do to help stretch their security dollars in
making their facilities safer. If you have questions or a project you would like to discuss, please call
me at cell # 503.703.9749. I look forward to talking with you!
GARY CLARK
SENIOR CONSULTANT
TRUSYS
4500 SW Kruse Way, Ste 100
Lake Oswego, OR, 97035
www.trusys.com
+1 (503) 703-9749
gary.clark@trusys.com
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Neal Knight
From: Mari Gottwald Sent: Tue 5/24/2011 12:50 PM
Mayor Knight
Subject: RE: Joint Western Washington County Cities Dinner/Legislative Training Session
Attachments:
This is one I can go to, so I'll attend.

City of Cornelius
From: Roth, Debby

Sent: Tue 5/24/2011 8:47 AM
Knight
Cc: Debby Roth; Hill, Karen; Meyer, Richard; Michael Kinkade; Rubenstein, Paul; Waffle,
Dave
Session. If you plan to attend the meeting, please notify me as soon as possible and I will RSVP for Cornelius. If
you have any questions let me know. Thank you.
2011.
update.
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Peter Truax, Mayor
Debby Roth, CMC
(503) 992-5305, (503) 357-7775 fax
Law.
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Mari Gottwald
From: Roth, Debby Sent: Mon 5/2/2011 8:15 AM
Cc: Waffle, Dave
Subject: FW: Amended Agenda - Parks Advisory Board May 3, 2011 Meeting
Attachments: AMENDED AGENDA - May 3.pdf(19KB)
FYI
Debby Roth, CMC
City of Cornelius
p-503-992-5305
From: Carter, Linda

Sent: Friday, April 29, 2011 9:24 AM
Subject: Amended Agenda - Parks Advisory Board May 3, 2011 Meeting
Attached is the amended agenda for the May 3, 2011 Parks Advisory Board meeting for your review and publication
Linda W. Carter
Support Specialist III

1300 S. Kodiak Circle
Cornelius, OR 97113
Phone 503 357-3011
Fax 503 357-3424
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Neal Knight
From: Waffle, Dave Sent: Mon 5/23/2011 12:37 PM
To: Neal Knight
Cc:
Subject: Out of Office AutoReply: Word on the streets
Attachments:
I'm away from the office until May 24th. If you need an immediate response please call our
office at 503-357-9112. I will likely be able to see emails but not necessarily all
attachments. Dave
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Neal Knight
From: John & Cyndi Groth [jcgroth@comcast.net] Sent: Mon 5/23/2011 10:21 AM
Cc: Waffle, Dave
Attachments:
Hello City Council,
The majority of the people—I am talking about the two block area around my house—are worried that they are
being taxed too much, the City is not doing much work (based on what they see and hear) and the schools are
not doing very well. Apart from the school—which I do know the city has really no control over---the other two
areas are public relations. I hope you can use this in setting your goals and how you as a group of ONE move
forward and get the word out to the street—not just in the council chamber.
John Groth
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Neal Knight
From: Roth, Debby Sent: Thu 5/26/2011 8:36 AM
To: Jef Dalin (external); Mari Gottwald; Steve Heinrich; Jamie Minshall; Neal Knight
Cc: Waffle, Dave; Nancy Werner; Pam@gov-law.com
Attachments:
Good Morning Jef,
The request is for all received and sent email, no matter what the content. I have asked all the City Council to provide this
information. It would work great if everyone would forward their email to me.
Thanks,
Debby
From: Jef Dalin [mailto:jdalin@yahoo.com]

To: Roth, Debby; Mari Gottwald; Steve Heinrich; Jamie Minshall; Neal Knight
Cc: Waffle, Dave; Roth, Debby; Nancy Werner; Pam@gov-law.com
Subject: Re: Public Records Request-Cornelius City Council
Debby,
What is the best way to provide this to you?
forward all? copy to a CD? print out?
I get invites to classes and training, those too?
What about junk email to my city account?
The city managers report which goes to everyone already?
Not trying to pull a "Clinton" here. Just want to understand how all inclusive "all" is.
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Jef
From: "Roth, Debby" <droth@ci.cornelius.or.us>

To: Councilor Gottwald <mgottwald@ci.cornelius.or.us>; Councilor Heinrich <skheinrich@comcast.net>;
Councilor Minshall <jminshall@ci.cornelius.or.us>; Jef Dalin (external) <jdalin@yahoo.com>; Mayor Knight
<nknight@ci.cornelius.or.us>
Cc: "Waffle, Dave" <DWaffle@ci.cornelius.or.us>; "Roth, Debby" <droth@ci.cornelius.or.us>; Nancy Werner
<Nancy@gov-law.com>; Pam@gov-law.com
Sent: Wed, May 25, 2011 12:48:42 PM
Mayor & Council:
 (1) Every person has the right to inspect any public record of a public body in this state, except as
 Paper
 Maps
 Faxes
recordings.
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Thank you,
Debby
Debby Roth, CMC
(503) 992-5305, (503) 357-7775 fax
Law.
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Neal Knight
From: Waffle, Dave Sent: Sun 5/22/2011 5:54 PM
To: Dalin, Jeff; Jamie Minshall; Mari Gottwald; Neal Knight; Steve Heinrich; Karen Hill; Meyer,
Richard; Michael Kinkade (mkinkade@forestgrove-or.gov); Roth, Debby; Rubenstein, Paul
Cc: Amy Scheckla-Cox; Bill Bash (billb@lifeworksnw.org); Bob & Sharon; BobbieGary Godfrey;
Bruce Chamberlin (chamberlin97113@comcast.net); Christian Gaston
(cgaston@fgnewstimes.com); Christian Gaston (csgaston@gmail.com); Coffey, Brad (WAU);
cpotter@fgsd.k12.or.us; Disco, Thom W; Edith Lavoie (eiLavoie@frontier.com); Fischer, Alicia;
Jansen, Mark; Jeannine Murrell; Jeff Roth - work (jeffro@ci.hillsboro.or.us); Jeffrey, Kerry -
Cornelius, OR; Jerry and Pat Richmond (richmond3381@comcast.net); Joel Peterson
(corneliuschamber@frontier.com); John Oliver (news@kuik.com); John Schrag
(jschrag@fgnewstimes.com); Jones, Ellie; Jose Orozco (orozcoj@gmail.com); Kathy Fuller
(kathy@hillsboroargus.com); Katie Eyre Brewer (rep.katieeyrebrewer@state.or.us); Kelly
House; Kelly Welch; Kelly White; Lotina, Carmen; Lynn Baker (lbaker@vgmhc.org); Maria
Aguilar; Marianne Vandervelden (vandy10@frontier.com); Marie Griffin (rigriffin@yahoo.com);
Mathiesen, Amber; Nancy McClain (nancy@nmcclainco.com); Nicole Kaufman
(kaufmann@hsd.k12.or.us); Noffsinger, Joe; Patty Harmon (pattyh_echo@yahoo.com);
Reckmann, Marc; Rodriguez, Cindy; Ross Schultz; Ross Schultz (ross@city-x.com); Shaun
Conrad; Sheri Wantland (wantlands@cleanwaterservices.org); Teresa Hammond
(teresah@wccls.org); Teri Koerner (fgchamber@groveweb.net); Theresa Deardorff; Todd Smith
(toadjetta@yahoo.com); Tom Evans (43419.evant@uwgretailer.com); Tonya Disco
(tntdisco@frontier.com); Watts, Shawn; Wellhouser, Craig; Will Blood
Subject: weekly briefing
Attachments: brief 052211.doc(37KB) brief 052211.pdf(100KB)
It is Sunday so time for this week’s edition of the Griddle. The City Council is off until June 6th as May is a “5
Monday month” offering several weeks to skip and the Budget Committee has adjourned for the year.
503-357-9112
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Neal Knight
From: Neal Knight Sent: Mon 5/23/2011 12:37 PM
To: John & Cyndi Groth; Dalin, Jeff; Jamie Minshall; Mari Gottwald; Steve Heinrich
Cc: Waffle, Dave
Subject: RE: Word on the streets
Attachments:

City of Cornelius
From: John & Cyndi Groth [mailto:jcgroth@comcast.net]

Sent: Mon 5/23/2011 10:21 AM
Cc: Waffle, Dave
Hello City Council,
John Groth
I appreciate your comments on these issues . As you know Team 3 ran there campain on doing our best to keep
the costs of running the city down without going after important services ( police , fire , public works ) . It should
be possible to remove the general service fee without hurting impotant services . We do intend to do that but
have had a lot of resistance from the city manager on down .
I beleive that Dave Waffle does not understand that the Mayor & City Council are his bosses and does not seem
to be working for there best interest .However I am confident that dispite the obsticals being thrown in our way .
we will prevail in doing what is best for the people of cornelius .
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If you would like to get together sometime and talk about what we are doing feel free to give me a call and I
will be glad to discuss our vision for the future of cornelius and how we intend to impliment that plan !
Thank You Mayor Neal Knight
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Neal Knight
To: Mark Fryburg
Cc: Neal Knight
Subject: RE: PGE & Cornelius Farmer's Market
Attachments:
HI Mark – can you please use Neal’s city email which is nknight@ci.cornelius.or.us? Thanks for the support.
503-357-9112
From: Mark Fryburg [mailto:Mark.Fryburg@pgn.com]

Sent: Friday, May 20, 2011 12:04 PM
To: Waffle, Dave; Neal Knight (nealdknight@verizon.net)
Subject: RE: PGE & Cornelius Farmer's Market
Dave and Neal,
Just wanted to confirm that PGE delivered on $600 check to the Boosters for the Farmers Market and another
$300 is on the way from our Green Power Program. First funds were used for signage, which looked quite
good. I spent a little more than an hour at the Market y-day and vendors seemed pleaseed w/turnout for a first
day, at least while I was there. Some said traffic, even at 3:15 PM was much better than at El Grande.
I'm hoping its a big success.
Meantime, the expected electricity supply (an AC plug at the bottome of a parking lot lamp pole) was not there.
They sufficed with some donated portable generators y-day. While PGE cannot legally do work that would
compete with a private sector electrician, I am lining up PGE staff to give technical advice and do PGE's part
should Wal-Mart decide to install any new electrical service out there. Terri Mullins, the new mgr, seems very
much on top of things.
Just wanted to get back to you guys on this after our initial conversations some weeks ago. (I talked to
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Councilor Heinrich at the event y-day.)
Best wishes,
- Mark
Mark Fryburg
PGE Government Affairs
503-464-8731
503-706-5825 (cell)
Postal:
1WTC0301
121 SW Salmon
Portland OR 97204
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Neal Knight
From: Julie Oke [jmoke@orcities.org] Sent: Fri 5/20/2011 12:40 PM
To: Neal Knight
Cc:
Subject: LOC Bulletin - May 20 edition
Attachments:
Below is the link to the latest weekly LOC Bulletin.
http://www.orcities.org/Portals/17/Publications/Newsletters/Weekly/Bulletin05-20-11-FINAL.pdf
If the above link is not connecting to this week's Bulletin, it can also be viewed through the home page of the
League's Web site: www.orcities.org.
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You are currently subscribed to loc-weekly-bulletin as: nknight@ci.cornelius.or.us.
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(It may be necessary to cut and paste the above URL if the line is broken)
or send a blank email to leave-197529-94701.a02b31e615fdb0ca3dbb5ca5408da418@list.orcities.org
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Mari Gottwald
Attachments:

City of Cornelius
From: Roth, Debby

Sent: Tue 5/24/2011 8:47 AM
The attached invitation is to attend a joint Western Washington County Cities Dinner & Legislative Training Session. If you plan to
attend the meeting, please notify me as soon as possible and I will RSVP for Cornelius. If you have any questions let me know.
Thank you.
Forest Grove Mayor Peter Truax and City Manager Michael Sykes cordially invite you to attend our Joint Western Washington
County Cities Dinner and Legislative Training Session on Thursday, June 16, 2011.
update.
Invited guests include State Senators, State Representatives, Metro President, Washington County Commissioner, League of Oregon
Cities, and Western Washington County Mayors, City Councilors and City officials.
Peter Truax, Mayor
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Debby Roth, CMC
(503) 992-5305, (503) 357-7775 fax
Law.
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Mari Gottwald
To: Mari Gottwald
Cc: Roth, Debby
Subject: attorney review
Attachments:
Hi Mari – I realized over the weekend that we should have given you a form/worksheet for each firm. I did so now and placed them
in your mailbox along with the rest of the council. You are the only one that picked them up so far. Thanks
503-357-9112
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Mari Gottwald
From: Mari Gottwald Sent: Tue 5/31/2011 8:55 AM
To: Roth, Debby
Cc:
Subject: RE: RFP-Attorney Services
Attachments:
Good morning Debby, can you email me a blank attorney review sheet? I filled one out not realizing that there
was only one in the information provided. I have 5 more to do. I more than likely will be able to print it here. If
not, I'll let you know, and maybe I can have them put in my mailbox. Thanks.

City of Cornelius
From: Roth, Debby

Sent: Thu 5/26/2011 5:44 PM
Subject: RFP-Attorney Services
The RFP’s for attorney services will be available in your mail boxes after 3:30 pm on Friday. Instructions will be provided regarding
the criteria to use for the selection process. Thanks..Debby
Debby Roth, CMC
(503) 992-5305, (503) 357-7775 fax
Law.
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Mari Gottwald
To: Waffle, Dave
Cc:
Subject: RE: attorney review
Attachments:
Thanks, I'll get them tonight.

City of Cornelius
From: Waffle, Dave

Sent: Tue 5/31/2011 9:50 AM
To: Mari Gottwald
Cc: Roth, Debby
Subject: attorney review
Hi Mari – I realized over the weekend that we should have given you a form/worksheet for each firm. I did so now and placed them
in your mailbox along with the rest of the council. You are the only one that picked them up so far. Thanks
503-357-9112
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Neal Knight
From: Waffle, Dave Sent: Thu 5/26/2011 7:56 AM
To: Neal Knight; Jonathan Schlueter
Cc: Roth, Debby
Subject: Home ill
Attachments:
Sorry to miss the meeting this morning.

Sent from my BlackBerry® smartphone with Nextel Direct Connect
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Mari Gottwald
From: Jerralynn Ness, Executive Director [cholmstedt@caowash.org] Sent: Mon 5/16/2011 10:52 AM
To: Mari Gottwald
Cc:
Subject: A special invitation to join the celebration.
Attachments:
Dear Friends,

In just a few short weeks, we will be honoring three very deserving partners for their
support of Community Action and their dedication to strengthening communities in
Washington County. The Celebration of Community Spirit Awards Banquet, taking
place on June 1 at the Oregon Zoo from 5:30 ‐ 8:30pm, raises vital funds for Community
Action programs and services that help low‐income people in our community achieve
self‐determination.

I invite you to join me in celebrating this yearʹs outstanding recipients.

Corporate Partner: CareOregon
Business Leader: Doug Barrett, Cascade TEK
Community Partner: Coffee Creek Correctional Facility

Tickets are just $75 ($40 of the ticket price is a tax‐deductible contribution) and can be
purchased online or by calling 503‐693‐3230. Guests will enjoy a complimentary wine
tasting, along with dinner and an inspiring program. Sponsorships starting at just $500
are still available. Learn more by emailing lbrown@caowash.org. Event proceeds will
make it possible for Community Action to bring hope, help and change to the growing
number of local families who are struggling to make ends meet while still striving for a
bright future for their children.

If you arenʹt able to attend I encourage you to consider a donation to Community Action
because, quite simply, we canʹt do it alone. Visit our new communications site at
www.hopehelpchange.com or click here to make a secure contribution online.

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Now more than ever, your support is needed to ensure that Community Action is able
to lend a hand to hard working families, so that they can remain stable during difficult
times and access opportunities for success.

Helping our neighbors overcome challenges and achieve self‐sufficiency is only possible
when we all work together. We look forward to celebrating our 2011 Community Spirit
award recipients who believe, as we do, that every Washington County resident deserves
to live with dignity and security and every child should have the chance to thrive.

Thank you and congratulations to this yearʹs award recipients. Hope to see you there!

Warm regards,

Jerralynn Ness
Executive Director

We care about the entire community and are dedicated to helping individuals help themselves and each other.
Community Action is a private 501(c)3 nonprofit organization. All contributions are tax-deductible as allowed by law.
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Mari Gottwald
From: Waffle, Dave Sent: Fri 5/13/2011 2:06 PM
To: Dalin, Jeff; Jamie Minshall; Mari Gottwald; Neal Knight; Steve Heinrich; Karen Hill; Meyer, Richard; Michael
Kinkade (mkinkade@forestgrove-or.gov); Roth, Debby; Rubenstein, Paul
Cc: Amy Scheckla-Cox; Bill Bash (billb@lifeworksnw.org); Bob & Sharon; BobbieGary Godfrey; Bruce Chamberlin
(chamberlin97113@comcast.net); Christian Gaston (cgaston@fgnewstimes.com); Christian Gaston
(csgaston@gmail.com); Coffey, Brad (WAU); cpotter@fgsd.k12.or.us; Disco, Thom W; Edith Lavoie
(eiLavoie@frontier.com); Fischer, Alicia; Jansen, Mark; Jeannine Murrell; Jeff Roth - work
(jeffro@ci.hillsboro.or.us); Jeffrey, Kerry - Cornelius, OR; Jerry and Pat Richmond (richmond3381@comcast.net);
Joel Peterson (corneliuschamber@frontier.com); John Oliver (news@kuik.com); John Schrag
(kathy@hillsboroargus.com); Katie Eyre Brewer (rep.katieeyrebrewer@state.or.us); Kelly House; Kelly Welch; Kelly
White; Lotina, Carmen; Lynn Baker (lbaker@vgmhc.org); Maria Aguilar; Marianne Vandervelden
(vandy10@frontier.com); Marie Griffin (rigriffin@yahoo.com); Mathiesen, Amber; Nancy McClain
(nancy@nmcclainco.com); Nicole Kaufman (kaufmann@hsd.k12.or.us); Noffsinger, Joe; Patty Harmon
(pattyh_echo@yahoo.com); Reckmann, Marc; Rodriguez, Cindy; Ross Schultz; Ross Schultz (ross@city-x.com);
Shaun Conrad; Sheri Wantland (wantlands@cleanwaterservices.org); Teresa Hammond (teresah@wccls.org); Teri
Koerner (fgchamber@groveweb.net); Theresa Deardorff; Todd Smith (toadjetta@yahoo.com); Tom Evans
(43419.evant@uwgretailer.com); Tonya Disco (tntdisco@frontier.com); Watts, Shawn; Wellhouser, Craig; Will
Blood
Here is this week’s edition of the Griddle. This next week features a City Council worksession on Monday to discuss the General
Services Fee, graffiti removal program and urban growth boundary expansion proposals. The Budget Committee may have their
final meeting on Wednesday. Both meetings at 7:00 p.m. in the City Council Chambers. I hope you have a nice weekend.
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From: Mathiesen, Amber Sent: Thu 5/12/2011 4:14 PM
To: Dalin, Jeff; Jamie Minshall; Mari Gottwald; Neal Knight; Rebecca Edmison; Steve Heinrich; Casey Parks; Christian
Gaston (cgaston@fgnewstimes.com); Christian Gaston (csgaston@gmail.com); John Schrag
(jschrag@fgnewstimes.com); Kathy Fuller
Cc: Roth, Debby; Waffle, Dave; Rubenstein, Paul; Karen Hill; Meyer, Richard; Michael W. Kinkade
Subject: City Council Worksession May 16th, 7 pm
Attachments: Packet 5.16.11.pdf(2MB)
Hello Everyone,
Here is the packet for the May 16th City Council Worksession 7 pm in the City Council Chambers.
Amber Mathiesen
City of Cornelius
PH: 503-357-9112
FAX: 503-357-7775
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From: Richard Ellmyer [ellmyer@macsolve.com] Sent: Wed 5/11/2011 7:06 PM
To: Interested Parties
Cc:
Subject: Oregon Kicker Reform Requires Faith Not Reason
Attachments:
In Salem, it's take a number

Published: Tuesday, May 10, 2011 - The Oregonian Editorial Board
http://www.oregonlive.com/opinion/index.ssf/2011/05/in_salem_its_take_a_number.html#comments
This state must ... save for the next downturn. And it can't save enough for bad times if it must
kick back revenues during good ones.
Posted Comment
The Oregonian's position on the Kicker demands an article of faith. Do you, voter, believe that if the
legislature keeps the Kicker money in a so-called rainy day fund that it will, in fact, remain in and be used
exclusively for whatever someone determines is hard times? Who is that someone and to what purposes
might they put these sequestered funds?
If you are prone to belief in the supernatural, religious miracles and the like then you may believe
that the politicians in Oregon's legislature who are controlled by the Public Employee's Party (Democrats)
and the Economic Darwinists Party (Republicans) will exercise independent good judgement in the
spending of withheld Kicker rebates.
On the other hand, if you are more inclined to let real legislative history be your guide then you are
much more likely to reasonably deduce that, like the so-called dedicated funds of the Cultural Trust, the
legislature, like a drug addict, will steal money from whatever is the easiest source when they need it.
It's all about faith and trust. Two commodities that are in extremely short supply in Salem and
Washington D.C. these days.
Richard Ellmyer
North Portland
Note to readers:
The message above is not sent from a listserve nor is it sent to a permanent list. The recipients of this personal email have been chosen
on an ad hoc basis. If you are not interested in the political nature of this communication then you need only reply to the sender with
REMOVE in the subject and you will be removed from my address book. There is no point in trying to communicate with folks that
are not interested in public policy. It is counterproductive.
The First amendment to the Constitution of the United States of America not only guarantees American citizens free speech but also
the right "to petition the government for redress of grievances." This means that elected officials are not required to respond to or even
read, listen or view citizen communications. But it does mean that elected officials cannot preemptively stop citizens from
contacting them by any means, be it by visit, phone, package, letter, email or marching in front of their offices.
In the ten years that I have been writing and publishing these commentaries about our community better than 99.5% of those receiving
my "Interested Parties" emails are, in fact, interested. The numbers range from a handful to many thousands depending on the issue of
the day.
The Controlling the Assault of Non-Solicited Pornography and Marketing Act of 2003 also known as the CAN-SPAM Act of
2003 specifically exempts political speech. It was authored by senator Ron Wyden. A call to his staff will clarify this legislation. Over
the last seven years only a handful of the most egregious commercial violators have successfully been tried and convicted. The law
did not work as many of us who helped develop it had hoped. Spam, as defined in this act, is an international problem which requires
an international solution. Signed emails with true headers whose content is related to government and politics that the receiver
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considers "bothersome" are not spam.
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From: Waffle, Dave Sent: Wed 5/11/2011 3:37 PM
Cc:
Subject: RE: explosion at Stimson Lumber
Attachments:
All units are clear of the scene. Chief Rubenstein will report at the Budget Committee tonight.
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From: Waffle, Dave

Subject: explosion at Stimson Lumber
We have had a REAL incident at Stimpson Lumber this afternoon. There was an explosion of some kind with multiple injuries. Life
Flight is in route as are multiple ambulances and the regional hazmat team. We’ll let you know when we know more. Cornelius Fire
has moved up to cover Gaston as they are at the scene.
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From: Waffle, Dave Sent: Mon 5/9/2011 9:38 AM
To: Mari Gottwald; Meyer, Richard; Brad Coffey
Cc: Roth, Debby
Subject: CDBG - amendment
Attachments:
Jenny Proctor called from Washington County this morning to say that they are going to present each of the communities some
amendments in the base IGA between the county and the cities. They were hoping to avoid doing so but a new directive from HUD
requires them to recognize emergency housing programs in the IGA. We should get this in time for the 6/6 meeting.
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To: Mathiesen, Amber; 'Amy Scheckla-Cox'; Brad Coffey; Dalin, Jeff; Jamie Minshall; Mari Gottwald; Neal Knight;
'Ralph Brown'; 'Rebecca Edmison'; Steve Heinrich
Cc: Roth, Debby; Mathiesen, Amber; Noffsinger, Joe; Reynolds, Dick; Keyes, Terry; Crowell, Mark; Black, Steve;
Reckmann, Marc; Jones, Ellie; Meyer, Richard; Rubenstein, Paul; Karen Hill; Michael W. Kinkade
Subject: RE: Budget Meeting May 11th 7pm
Attachments: bud 050911.doc(105KB) bud 050911.pdf(94KB)
Enclosed is the memo I’ll distribute tonight at the Budget Committee outlining three options to find $$ for the 13th police officer
position. We’ll have copies for you this evening but thought you might want to see this ahead of time. The major change is a
decision to move forward now with a reduction in the hours of the Municipal Court. In addition we also have actual rates for health
insurance instead of conservative estimates. Each option allows the Budget Committee to approve the funding for the Police
Department with 24x7 patrol coverage. Option A retains the ability for an 11% reduction in the General Services Fee. I trust you’ll
find these alternatives responsive to your request on April 28th. See you tonight.
We have learned that Amy Scheckla-Cox will be absent due to a family emergency but expect everyone else. Thanks for your
service on the Budget Committee.
503-357-9112
From: Mathiesen, Amber

Sent: Monday, May 09, 2011 10:10 AM
To: Amy Scheckla-Cox; Brad Coffey; Dalin, Jeff; Jamie Minshall; Mari Gottwald; Neal Knight; Ralph Brown;
Rebecca Edmison; Steve Heinrich
Cc: Waffle, Dave; Roth, Debby
Subject: Budget Meeting May 11th 7pm
Hello Budget Committee!
Attached is this week’s agenda for the Budget Committee meeting. Please be sure to bring your book with you and if you have any
questions please send those over as soon as possible so we can have responses ready for the meeting.
We are planning a final meeting May 18th to hold the public hearings, make any final revisions and adopt the budget. So be sure to
mark your calendars, we need a minimum of 6 members voting to adopt to pass the budget.
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Amber Mathiesen
City of Cornelius
PH: 503-357-9112
FAX: 503-357-7775
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From: Patricia Longua [Patricia_Longua@co.washington.or.us] Sent: Mon 5/9/2011 8:00 AM
To: Patricia Longua
Cc:
Subject: PAB
Attachments: May12,11PABCancelationNotice.doc(33KB)
Good Morning,
The May 12th PAB meeting has been canceled. The June meeting will be on June 9th in Tualatin.
Thanks, Patricia
Patricia Longua
Washington County
Office of Community Development
328 W Main, Suite 100, MS 7
Hillsboro, OR 97123
503-846-8814
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From: Michael W. Kinkade [mkinkade@forestgrove-or.gov] Sent: Mon 5/9/2011 12:29 PM
To: Michael Kinkade; Christy, Laura; Annette Evans; Dan Eischen; Wes VanDyke; aharris@corneliusrfpd.org; Mari
Gottwald; Steve Heinrich; Jamie Minshall; Jef Dalin (external); Neal Knight
Cc: #All Cornelius Employees
Subject: DISASTER EXERCISE SHEAR DYNAMICS '11 - HIGH WIND WARNING and FORECAST
Attachments: Msg 8_Forecast_May 9.doc(47KB) Msg 9_High Wind Warning_May 9.doc(39KB)
THIS IS A DRILL MESSAGE – NOT AN ACTUAL WEATHER FORECAST
...HIGH WIND WARNING IN EFFECT FROM 8PM THIS EVENING TO 8AM PDT TUESDAY FOR
THE OREGON COAST AND SOUTHWEST WASHINGTON COAST...
THE NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE IN PORTLAND HAS ISSUED A HIGH WIND

WARNING...WHICH IS IN EFFECT FROM 8PM TONIGHT TO 8AM PDT TUESDAY.
* WINDS: STRONG...DAMAGING WINDS OF 55-65 MPH WITH GUSTS TO NEAR 100 MPH CAN
BE EXPECTED.
* TIMING: FROM 8PM TONIGHT THROUGH 8AM TOMORROW.
* LOCATIONS INCLUDE: FLORENCE...ASTORIA...TILLAMOOK...RAYMOND... LONG BEACH
* IMPACTS: STRONG...DAMAGING WINDS WILL LIKELY BLOW DOWN TREES CAUSING

POWER OUTAGES AND SIGNIFICANT PROPERTY DAMAGE. HIGH PROFILE VEHICLES MAY
ALSO BE PRONE TO BEING BLOWN OVER.
PRECAUTIONARY/PREPAREDNESS ACTIONS...
A HIGH WIND WARNING MEANS A HAZARDOUS HIGH WIND EVENT IS EXPECTED OR

OCCURRING. SUSTAINED WIND SPEEDS OF AT LEAST 40 MPH OR GUSTS OF 58 MPH OR
MORE CAN LEAD TO PROPERTY DAMAGE.
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See attached for full text of warning.
Attached is the weather forecast for the next few days. Below is a synopsis.
A strong jet stream will usher in a very strong and moisture laden front this evening into early Tues. As the
warm front moves into the region this evening, rainfall amounts of 0.5 to near 1.0 inch can be expected in the
valley with about 2 to 3 inches in the Coast Range. The heavy rain will push several rivers in the Coast Range
and Willamette Valley to near or above flood stage early Tuesday. Additionally, the cold front will move ashore
early Tues morning bringing very strong winds to the region. Models show the low pressure system tracking
across western Washington with a strong north-south pressure gradient across the interior of northwest
Oregon. Confidence remains high with this scenario. If this track is correct, very strong winds can be expected
along the Oregon coast and in the valleys of northwest Oregon. Wind gusts of near 100 mph are possible
along the coast later tonight and gusts near 70 mph are possible in the valleys early Tues morning. These
strong winds combined with the heavy rainfall the past couple of days could easily blow down trees, create
power outages and cause significant property damage. High Wind Warning will be issued for the coast, Coast
Range and valleys as well as several flood warnings.
Forecast Today:
Rain, heavy at times. Southeast wind 10 to 20 mph in the morning…increasing and becoming southwest 15 to
25 mph in the evening…further increasing and becoming southerly 25-45 mph overnight. Gusts near 40 mph
possible in the evening and 50 mph overnight. Rainfall amounts of 0.5 to near 1.0 inch expected. Highs 60 to
65. Lows 40 to 45.
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From: Mathiesen, Amber Sent: Mon 5/9/2011 10:10 AM
Attachments: Agenda 5-11-11-Budget Committee.doc(42KB) Agenda 5-11-11-Budget Committee.pdf(16KB)
Attached is this week’s agenda for the Budget Committee meeting. Please be sure to bring your book with you and if you have any
questions please send those over as soon as possible so we can have responses ready for the meeting.
We are planning a final meeting May 18th to hold the public hearings, make any final revisions and adopt the budget. So be sure to
mark your calendars, we need a minimum of 6 members voting to adopt to pass the budget.
Amber Mathiesen
City of Cornelius
PH: 503-357-9112
FAX: 503-357-7775
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Blood
Attachments: brief 050811.doc(5MB) brief 050811.pdf(164KB)
After several weeks of early editions we are back to the normal Sunday version. I hope everyone had a great weekend.
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From: Richard Ellmyer [ellmyer@macsolve.com] Sent: Sat 5/7/2011 1:22 PM
Cc:
Subject: Legislature Reluctant To Confirm Government Transparency As A Value And Goal - SB 41 Contentious
Attachments:
Attorney General John Kroger struggles to toughen Oregon's public

records act
Published: Saturday, May 07, 2011 By Jeff Mapes
Attorney General John Kroger's attempt to toughen Oregon's public records act has been stalled by
opposition from lobbyists for state and local government agencies and associations.
http://www.oregonlive.com/politics/index.ssf/2011/05/attorney_general_john_kroger_s.html#comments
Published Comment
Attorney General John Kroger deserves considerable praise for his self-initiated efforts to reform the
moribund Oregon Public Records Law.
It is inherently within the interests of public jurisdictions to keep information from outsiders, namely, the
public, which could cause embarrassment, a challenge to their established public policies or possible
exposure to civil and criminal penalties.
There are four major elements that require reform.
1. Currently, a public entity can simply ignore any request indefinitely which prevents the local District
Attorney from becoming involved and forcing a resolution. A deadline for response MUST be
established.
2. Public Entities and District Attorneys throughout Oregon determine what form a request for public data
must have in order to be considered. This varies widely according to the individual interpretations of the
Oregon Public Records Law by Public Entities and District Attorneys. A statewide standardized form for
requesting Public Documents MUST be defined.
3. The costs imposed by public entities are arbitrary, capricious and often deliberately elevated to prevent
access to individual citizens especially those with modest means from accessing public data. The cost to
access public data MUST be minimal, justifiable and possibly, in some cases, subsidized, like
public defenders, health care, public housing and numerous tax deductions, all considered the
Common Good.
4. Oregon District Attorneys act as individual judges in Public Records Law cases. Their inclination is to
rule in favor of the established institutions in their respective counties. Each District Attorney interprets the
Oregon Public Records Law at they see fit. There is no statewide consistency. There MUST be an
appeals process to hold District Attorneys, like lower court judges, accountable for ignorance,
ineptitude and malfeasance.
The Oregon legislature needs to decide if transparency in government is still an Oregon value and goal
worth pursuing and funding. That is the basic question. The answer remains unclear.
Richard Ellmyer
Experienced User Of The Oregon Public Records Law
Former progressive candidate for the North Portland House seat in the May 2010 primary who supports
reform of the Oregon Public Records Law, particularly those elements mentioned above. Defeated
by establishment Democrat Tina Kotek, whose lack of public support for AG Kroger's efforts clearly
indicates her indifference, disinterest or opposition to reform of the Oregon Public Records Law,
particularly those elements mentioned above.
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Note to readers:
the day.
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To: Reynolds, Dick; Keyes, Terry; Crowell, Mark; Jones, Ellie; Black, Steve; Reckmann, Marc; Tuski, Diane; Karen Hill;
Meyer, Richard; Michael Kinkade (mkinkade@forestgrove-or.gov); Roth, Debby; Rubenstein, Paul
Cc: Dalin, Jeff; Jamie Minshall; Mari Gottwald; Neal Knight; Steve Heinrich
Subject: revised population estimates
Attachments:
Portland State has revised their population estimates to reflect the Census. So here are the official numbers.
US Census – April 1, 2010 11,869
PSU estimate - July 1, 2010 11,875 (was 11,020)
Other stats from the Census (4/1/10)
Household population – 11,707
Group quarters population – 162
Housing units 3,499
Vacancy rate 4.6%
My math would give us a household size of 3.5 people per household after subtracting vacant units and not counting group quarters
population.
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From: Michael W. Kinkade [mkinkade@forestgrove-or.gov] Sent: Fri 5/6/2011 9:18 PM
To: Christy, Laura; Annette Evans; Dan Eischen; Wes VanDyke; aharris@corneliusrfpd.org; Mari Gottwald; Steve
Heinrich; Jamie Minshall; Jef Dalin (external); Neal Knight
Cc: #All Cornelius Employees; All Staff; City Councilors; Dahl, Robert W.
Subject: Disaster Drill Player Handbook
Attachments: Disaster Drill Player Handbook.doc(282KB)
For those of you participating in Tuesday’s disaster drill, attached is the

Player’s Handbook for this event. It helps describe the scope, lists all the
players, and sets the stage for the scenario.
Let me know if you have any questions.
Michael
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From: Michael W. Kinkade [mkinkade@forestgrove-or.gov] Sent: Fri 5/6/2011 9:14 PM
To: Christy, Laura; Annette Evans; Dan Eischen; Wes VanDyke; aharris@corneliusrfpd.org; Mari Gottwald; Steve
Heinrich; Jamie Minshall; Jef Dalin (external); Neal Knight
Subject: DISASTER EXERCISE SHEAR DYNAMICS '11 - WEATHER FORECAST #1
Attachments: Msg 1_Forecast_May 6.doc(45KB)
“An active weather pattern continues over the region today with scattered showers expected behind a front that
moved through last night. Rainfall amounts of about 0.25 to 0.5 inch can be expected today. A series of
weather systems are expected to move through the region over the next 4 to 5 days on a frequency of about 24
to 36 hours. At this point in time, models indicate a very strong system will approach the coast during the early
part of next week and move inland late Monday or Tuesday. This system has the potential to cause very heavy
rain and high winds.”
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You replied on 5/19/2011 8:15 AM.

Mari Gottwald
From: Karen Hill [karenh@wccls.org] Sent: Fri 5/6/2011 3:32 PM
To: Bash, Bill; Brad.Coffey@GAPAC.com; Connie Starett; Edie Lavoie; lbaker@vgmhc.org; Maria Aguilar; marianne
vandervelden; Waffle, Dave; Mari Gottwald; Meyer, Richard; jerivera@centrocultural.org; davpot@clear.net;
jennifer.l.heuer@gmail.com; kristin_steger-solares@co.washington.or.us; lbaker@vgmhc.org;
ssanborn444@gmail.com; solares-steger@comcast.net; srakimberly@hotmail.com; Yolanda Valenzuela
Cc: Betsy Wright; Mark Sherman
Subject: Meeting for Library Capital Campaign team - 6pm Thu., June 2nd
Attachments:
Please mark your calendars for a wrap up meeting of the first phase of the Library Capital Campaign Plan. C3 consulting will have a
brief presentation of their recommendations for next steps. We are exploring the second and third floor concepts with other non-
profits including low-income housing. This will be addressed in the Campaign Plan recommendations.
I will provide an agenda and more details as we get closer to the date.
Thanks for your support,
Karen Hill
Cornelius Public Library Director
karenh@wccls.org
503-357-4093 (Library)
503-992-5307 (Direct)
http://www.ci.cornelius.or.us/library
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To: Neal Knight; Jef Dalin (external); Mari Gottwald; Steve Heinrich; Jamie Minshall; Michael Kinkade; Rubenstein,
Paul
Cc: Mathiesen, Amber; Jones, Ellie; Roth, Debby
Subject: RE: police officerfunding
Attachments:
Neal – thanks for asking the questions. Let’s see if I can rephrase the questions and answer each part. If there
are more questions please direct them to me and other managers so we can answer them.
Where did the money go from police officer vacancies this current year? The basic answer is that any $$ left
in the Police Department budget is swept back into the General Fund “ending fund balance” at the end of the
year and used as “net working capital” to begin the new fiscal year on July 1, 2011. This is the same for all
departments in the General Fund. We know the Police Department will be under spent and have accounted
for that in our estimate of having $571,335 in net working capital for FY 2011‐2012. We always estimate that
amount conservatively and adjust it later when the actual amount is known. While the Police Department has
not spent all its salaries and fringe benefit allocations this year it will exceed the allocation for overtime. The
personal services budget for the PD also included some vacation and holiday compensation to employees who
retired.
Where did the money go from Fire Chief retirement this current year? On March 7, 2011 the City Council
approved Supplemental Budget #1 for FY 2010‐2011 which adjusted the budget to reallocate the savings from
Chief Asanovic’s retirement. He was also compensated for his vacation bank upon retirement which reduced
the amount available. The remaining funds were used to accomplish two things:
a. Pay for the IGA with the City of Forest Grove for management of the Fire Department
b. Pay for interns for the balance of the fiscal year as their grant expired in December
Since we don’t have a Fire Chief how are the savings being used next year? The savings from not having a
Fire Chief generally just allow more flexibility in the General Fund with all the departments. Fortunately the
Fire Department’s intern grant was also renewed so the General Fund doesn’t have to absorb those costs
either. We would be in much worse financial condition if we still had to pay a Fire Chief and support the
intern program. The Fire Department specifically benefited from the “fire chief savings” in several ways. They
are being allowed some materials and services expenses that I’ve knocked out in other departments. Their
materials and services budget grows from $253,212 to $369,973 while personal services declines.
a. Full year of IGA with Forest Grove
b. Absorb a higher cost of apparatus maintenance
c. Hose and ladder testing
d. Replace an automatic defibrillator
e. Replace mobile data terminals in fire trucks
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f. Higher spending for turnouts and other personal protective equipment (PPE)
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From: Neal Knight

Sent: Friday, May 06, 2011 10:55 AM
To: Jef Dalin (external); Mari Gottwald; Steve Heinrich; Jamie Minshall; Neal Knight; Michael Kinkade;
Rubenstein, Paul; Waffle, Dave
Thank You
City of Cornelius
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From: Julie Oke [jmoke@orcities.org] Sent: Fri 5/6/2011 11:39 AM
To: Mari Gottwald
Cc:
Attachments:
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Mari Gottwald
To: Neal Knight; Mari Gottwald; Steve Heinrich; Jamie Minshall; Jef Dalin (external)
Cc: Roth, Debby; Karen Hill
Subject: Library Aide
Attachments:
Mayor Knight’s email raises several issues that need to be addressed but allow me to clarify the status of the
Library Aide position. I will also be addressing the other issues and have plans for doing so.
The advertisement for Library Aide is a recruitment for a person with basic customer service and clerical skills
to serve on an “on‐call” basis. The Cornelius Library is open 7 days a week for a total of 57 hours. Minimum
staffing is two people for safety and to allow breaks during the work day. The position pays $11.82 per hour
and earns no fringe benefits. The salary and benefits are nowhere near the level required to pay a police
officer (about $85,000 ‐ $90,000 annually). This position adds no costs to the city because we need to fill the
shift with someone in order to maintain service levels.
It replaces a Library Aide who has taken a position at the library in St. Helens. We use about 6‐7 part‐time
employees in the Library. Most have other jobs or are attending school. Lately it has been difficult for all of
them to fill the schedule so we are seeking one more person who may be available. This person will strictly be
“on‐call” at the beginning and not scheduled for a regular shift.
The Library Aide announcement on the web site reads as follows:
JOB POSTING
LIBRARY AIDE
Library Aide – The City of Cornelius is hiring an Aide to provide customer service,
clerical computer support and manual work within the Library. English/Spanish bilingual
skills are desirable. This is a minimal part time position, starting pay begins at $11.82
per hour; weekends and/or evenings required.
Employment application packets are available at Cornelius City Hall,
www.ci.cornelius.or.us or by calling 503‐357‐9112. To be considered, submit a cover
letter and completed application to Human Resources, City of Cornelius, 1355 N.
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Barlow St., Cornelius, OR 97113. Application will be accepted until May 6, 2011.
503‐357‐9112
From: Neal Knight

To: Mari Gottwald; Steve Heinrich; Jamie Minshall; Jef Dalin (external); Waffle, Dave; Neal Knight
Subject:
City of Cornelius
City of Cornelius
I noticed that on our city web site there is a request to fill a job at the library . Is this for real ? Why when we
can't afford enough officers to keep the city safe are we adding to the cost to run the city by hiring more people
at the library ?
Is it also true that a sugestion was made by Dave Waffle to let the only parks maintinance person go to find
funds for the police officer ?
It seams that what are obvious cuts are not being made ,and are not even going to be sugested try to prove
that we can't make the needed cuts .
After reading the letters sent by both Bob Terry & Andy Duyke it is obvious one person is not only failing to
do there job but doing more damage than good and has been for a long time while the city manager looks the
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other way !
Are we ever going to deal with the real problems in Cornelius or just continue to pretend that there is no
problems and tell the people they need to pay more fees & taxes or we will cut needed sevices to try and make
a point no mater how wrong we are by doing so ? Or do we need to change city managment ?
Please stop the crap that is going on !
Thank You Mayor Neal Knight 503-359-5993
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Mari Gottwald
Cc: Reynolds, Dick; Keyes, Terry; Crowell, Mark; Karen Hill; Meyer, Richard; Michael Kinkade (mkinkade@forestgrove-
or.gov); Roth, Debby; Rubenstein, Paul
Subject: FW: Compliments to Cornelius at WCCC
Attachments:
Richard Meyer wanted you to know about an upcoming meeting of the Washington County Coordinating Committee meeting on May
9th. Council President Jef Dalin and I will be there. Apparently there will be some recognition of our Main Street improvements on
N. Adair Street. This is part of their agenda topic on pedestrian safety along transit routes. The meeting is at 12 noon in the
Beaverton Library. There is no award presentation , just recognition by way of photos of the improvements.
503-357-9112
From: Meyer, Richard

To: Waffle, Dave
Cc: Keyes, Terry; Reynolds, Dick
Subject: Compliments to Cornelius at WCCC
Dave,
At next Monday’s WCCC meeting, Tri-Met is going to describe Cornelius’ Main Street improvements as exemplary pedestrian, transit
and business friendly capital projects. It should be a nice compliment before our county and regional peers. Would you like to give
Commissioner Dalin and the Council a heads up? We should make sure that Cornelius is represented at this meeting.
Jessica Tump, MTAC and WCTAC member representing Tri-Met, practiced on WCTAC last Thursday and Keyes was pleasantly
surprised. She and I have been talking back and forth the past couple of days, as she wanted to assure that our Main Street
projects and private response are described accurately. I gave her before and after pictures as well.
- Richard
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to unblock content.
Mari Gottwald
From: Justin Wood on behalf of Justin Wood Sent: Thu 5/5/2011 10:20 AM
To: Mari Gottwald
Cc:
Subject: Regional Development Issues Forum For Elected Officials
Attachments:
Save The Date

June 1, 2011 Regional Development Issues Forum
3:00 PM - 4:30 PM
Social networking to follow
from Please save the date for our upcoming Regional Development Issues Forum. A
4:30 PM - 5:30 PM panel of HBA members will be engaging in a discussion with area elected officials
regarding regional policies and issues important to our industry including:
Home Builders Association

z SDCs
15555 SW Bangy Road
z Infrastructure Finance
Lake Oswego, Oregon 97035
z Future Growth Management
503-684-1880
Please take time to learn a little about our industry and how we can work together on
key issues facing our region.
Sincerely,
Forward email
This email was sent to mgottwald@ci.cornelius.or.us by justinw@hbapdx.org |

Home Builders Association | 15555 SW Bangy Road | Suite 301 | Lake Oswego | OR | 97035
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Mari Gottwald
From: Christy, Laura Sent: Thu 5/5/2011 10:32 AM
To: 'Annette Evans'; Dan Eischen; Wes VanDyke; aharris@corneliusrfpd.org; Mari Gottwald; Steve Heinrich; Jamie
Minshall; Jef Dalin (external); Neal Knight
Subject: FW: Tuesday, May 10, Disaster Dri ll
Attachments: Forest Grove EOP.PDF(810KB)
I was asked to forward this by Chief Kinkade.

Laura
From: Michael Kinkade [mailto:michaelkinkade@gmail.com]
To: Christy, Laura
Subject: Tuesday, May 10, Disaster Drill
This is a reminder that there will be a countywide disaster drill this

coming Tuesday, May 10, 2011 from 0900 until 1400 at Forest Grove Fire
Station 4 at 1919 Ash Street. This is a functional exercise of the
Emergency Operations Center where we will be exercising the command
staff roles of the EOC (this is NOT an exercise of field units). This
is also a joint EOC that will be coordinating a simulated event
impacting Forest Grove, Cornelius, Forest Grove Rural Fire Protection
District and the Cornelius Rural Fire Protection District.
Departments, elected officials, and supervisors that would like to

participate are welcome to do so, just let me know who would like to
play (we will help coach you through it). If you are going to play
please try to be there most of the morning at least. If you just want
to observe or tour the EOC we are happy to accommodate this (and we
encourage this) but keep in mind that this is a functional exercise
and that unlike last year the command staff will be interacting with
multiple agencies, simulators and field units and may not have time to
provide individual briefings.
The scenario this year is a forecasted wind storm, so simulated

weather forecasts will start going out on Friday (they will clearly
state that they are simulated). Attached is our EOP if you would like
to review this - I would recommend pages 16-32 and Hazard Specific
Annex (HSA) 6 (windstorm/tornado) and HSA 4 (power failure).
The timeline of events that will be happening include the following:
Friday, Saturday, Sunday: Weather updates and forecasts distributed
Monday Afternoon, May 9

Briefing of Agency Heads and recommendation to activate EOC Tuesday
morning.
Monday night, May 9

EOC set-up
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Tuesday morning, May 10

0700: EOC staffed
0900: Exercise begins countywide, injects begin
1100: Elected official/Agency Head briefing with disaster
declaration, delegation of authority
1300: Begin demobilization
1400: Exercise terminated
Please email or call me if you have any questions.
Thanks,
Michael Kinkade
Fire Chief
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Mari Gottwald
From: Community Action [cholmstedt@caowash.org] Sent: Wed 5/4/2011 7:38 AM
To: Mari Gottwald
Cc:
Subject: Community Spirit Award Recipients Announced!
Attachments:
Honoring dedicated community partners for their

outstanding commitment in the fight to
end poverty in Washington County.

Outstanding Corporate Partner

Celebration of Community
Spirit Awards Banquet
CareOregon
Wednesday, June 1, 2011
CareOregon has been selected for Oregon Zoo
their dedication to Community
Action's Opening Doors program,
which helps uninsured pregnant women access prenatal care
and supportive services. CareOregon is a nonprofit health care
provider, with a mission to help assure that all Oregonians have
access to high quality health care.
Outstanding Business Leader

Reception & Complimentary Wine
Tasting
5:30-6:30pm
Doug Barrett, Cascade TEK Dinner & Program

6:30-8:30pm
Doug Barrett, President of Cascade TEK, has
Event proceeds support Community
been selected for his avid support of Community
Action programs that make hope,
Action's mission. Cascade TEK serves the
help and change possible for more
Pacific Northwest as a premier environmental test lab and
than 25,000 of our friends and
chamber sales/service organization. Doug has shown exemplary
neighbors every year.
commitment in making our community a better place to live by
supporting local nonprofit organizations throughout the region. For more information
about the event, click here
or call 503 693.3230
Outstanding Community Partner
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Coffee Creek Correctional Facility

Coffee Creek Correctional Facility has been selected
for its collaboration with Community Action's Early
Head Start Program. This innovative education model
offers incarcerated mothers of infants and toddlers
opportunities to enroll their children in the program,
and take an active role in the development of their babies during
the crucial early years of life.
We care about the entire community, and are dedicated

to helping individuals help themselves and each other.
In partnership with the community,

Community Action assists low-income
people to achieve self-determination.
Forward email

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Mari Gottwald
From: Neal Knight Sent: Wed 5/4/2011 6:45 PM
Cc:
Subject:
Attachments:

City of Cornelius
City of Cornelius
at the library ?
other way !
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Mari Gottwald
From: Vision Action Network [Van@co.washington.or.us] Sent: Wed 5/4/2011 10:15 AM
To: Vision Action Network
Cc:
Subject: Vision Action Network - Spring 2011 Newsletter
Attachments: Spring 2011 Newsletter.pdf(588KB)
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Mari Gottwald
From: Richard Ellmyer [ellmyer@macsolve.com] Sent: Mon 5/2/2011 9:19 AM
Cc:
Subject: As Predicted, Single-Payer Charade And $700,000,000 Health Care IOU - DEAD
Attachments:
March 14, 2011 - by Richard Ellmyer
"The 2011 Oregon Legislative Assembly Will FAIL, Again, To Produce Comprehensive Health Care
Reform To Address Oregon's Moral And Economic Health Care Crisis
There are three choices related to comprehensive health care legislation this session.
1. Support $700,000,000 in new taxes to pay for the IOU left on the table from the previous
sessions' Billion dollar health care bill.
2. Support Single-Payer legislation recently sent to committees in the House and Senate.
3. Other? Includes the status quo. Asking public employees to contribute more to their health insurance
benefits is NOT a comprehensive solution. Diddling with the size of the Oregon Health Plan is NOT
a comprehensive solution. Piling more money on health care for children is NOT
a comprehensive solution. Asking for any help or favors from the federal government is NOT
a comprehensive solution to Oregon's moral and economic health care crisis.
All available evidence persuades me to write with confidence that there is no possibility that new taxes will
be enacted to pay for the 700 million IOU nor is there a snowball's chance in hell that Single-Payer will
ever come up for a vote on the House floor. Chances that either $700,000,000 in new taxes to pay for the
languishing health care bill from previous sessions or a Single-Payer health care plan would be passed by
either chamber much less both are zero to none."
The Public Employees Party (Democrats) and its surrogates, Mitch Greenlick, Michael Dembrow, Chip Shields, Laurie Monnes
Anderson, Alan Bates et. al. ran like hell away from their previous work of several sessions on their Billion dollar health care reform
bill that required an additional $700,000,000 in new taxes to become fully operational. That's DEAD. So much for years of work and
so-called commitment by the once Public Employees Party (Democrats) supermajority.
Anderson, Alan Bates et. al. couldn't get a committee work session on Single-Payer HB 3510 despite the fact that Mitch Greenlich is
a cosponsor of the bill and cochair of the Health committee. HB 3510 DEAD.
Anderson, Alan Bates et. al. failed to have a mere public hearing, much less a work session, on Single-Payer SB 888 despite the fact
that Laurie Monnes Anderson is chair with a majority of Public Employees Party (Democrats) including Chip Shields, SB 888 sponsor,
and Alan Bates on her committee. SB 888 DEAD.
The Economic Darwinists Party (Republicans) aided and abetted their Public Employees Party (Democrats) colleagues by their
continuing efforts to stop all comprehensive health care reform solutions that violate their principle that only those rich enough to
afford to pay for a private health insurance industry policy should have health care. The rest can suffer and die in the gutter.
The taxpayer costs to subsidize health care premiums for public employees will continue to escalate unabated consuming ever larger
pieces of a shrinking public treasury pie.
The costs for businesses to subsidize health care premiums for their employees will continue to escalate unabated forcing many
businesses to stop paying altogether.
The class struggle war between Who Gets and Who Pays for health care in our Oregon community goes on with no end in
sight.
Our Oregon debate between health care as the Common Good versus health care as the domain of the rich and
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politically powerful remains contentious and unresolved.
So, the winner again is - The Status Quo
And the loser again is - The State of Oregon
Richard Ellmyer
Former progressive candidate for the North Portland House seat in the May 2010 primary, who authored the no tax increase, Single-
Payer type plan, the Oregon Community Health Care Bill, in 2004 and who has supported Single-Payer as the ONLY health care
solution to Oregon's and America's moral and economic health care crisis. Defeated by establishment Public Employees Party
(Democrat), Tina Kotek, who would not extend the constituent courtesy of submitting my Oregon Community Health Care Bill, does
not support Single-Payer and voted for the Billion dollar health care tax increase legislation of previous sessions.
P.S.
Not surprisingly, governor John Kitzhaber MD, whose ideas and efforts at health care reform were substantially rejected by
the Public Employees Party (Democrats) legislative leadership of the last two sessions, was NOT a player in this game.
Note to readers:
the day.
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Mari Gottwald
To: Jamie Minshall
Cc: Roth, Debby; Neal Knight; Mari Gottwald; Steve Heinrich; Jef Dalin (external)
Subject: Labor Relations 101
Attachments:
Hi Jamie – I hope you are enjoying your trip. I’d be happy to review the Labor Relations 101 materials that were presented at the
worksession on May 2nd. It was a solid presentation that I can summarize for you to help you prepare for the labor issues we’ll be
facing. Just let me know when a convenient time is after you return. Thanks
503-357-9112
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Mari Gottwald
From: alfredo.solares-vega@comcast.net [alfredo.solares- Sent: Sat 5/21/2011 5:32 PM
vega@comcast.net]
To: Dalin, Jeff; Mari Gottwald; Steve Heinrich; Jamie Minshall
Cc: Waffle, Dave
Subject: Thank you for what you do.
Attachments:
Council members
As a former councilor and neighbor I want to thank you Jeff and Steve for the job, time and
dedication supporting the city manager and city staff.
I want to encourage councilors Gottwald and Minshall again (as stated in my previous
memo) to go the extra mile, inform yourselves with facts and details, proactively air your
concerns and views, and offer solutions when you bring up legitimate
complaints about city needs. During budget season, emotional decisions can distract and
sidetrack, preventing you from making a decision that best meets the needs of an
organization. There are legitimate and not so legitimate reasons why cuts and adjustments
are needed, approach it with comprehensive and open rather than narrow mind.
Our actions demonstrate if we do what is the best for the communities that elected to serve.
For the record, respectfully
Alfredo Solares-Vega.
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Mari Gottwald
From: Jamie Minshall Sent: Sat 5/21/2011 6:45 PM
To: alfredo.solares-vega@comcast.net; Dalin, Jeff; Mari Gottwald; Steve Heinrich
Cc: Waffle, Dave; nealdknight@verizon.net
Subject: RE: Thank you for what you do.
Attachments:
Alfredo,
I did voice my concerns and views at the last budget committee meeting. By receiving your e mail shortly after
that meeting, I believe this as an attempt to change my opinion/view. I support your choice to disagree with
my opinions....that what makes this country great! However, the voters of this community chose to vote for
somebody with no political experience vs. voting for the councilors that have been making policy for this city
for many years.....that says a lot.
I assure you that I am not emotional about my decisions, nor am I doing this to make friends. I ran for office
to do what the people that voted for me feel is best for the city.
I do not know you, but calling a person narrow minded is an insult. If you did in fact know me, you would
know that I am a about as open minded as they come. If you would in fact like to meet me and not pre judge,
give me a call. I would be more than happy to meet with you and answer any questions/concerns you may
have.
Thank you for agreeing that cuts and adjustments are needed!
Respectfully,

City of Cornelius
503-954-5206
From: alfredo.solares-vega@comcast.net [mailto:alfredo.solares-vega@comcast.net]
Sent: Sat 5/21/2011 5:32 PM
Cc: Waffle, Dave
Council members
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As a former councilor and neighbor I want to thank you Jeff and Steve for the job, time and dedication
supporting the city manager and city staff.
I want to encourage councilors Gottwald and Minshall again (as stated in my previous memo) to go the extra
mile, inform yourselves with facts and details, proactively air your concerns and views, and offer solutions
when you bring up legitimate complaints about city needs. During budget season, emotional decisions can
distract and sidetrack, preventing you from making a decision that best meets the needs of an organization.
There are legitimate and not so legitimate reasons why cuts and adjustments are needed, approach it with
comprehensive and open rather than narrow mind.
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Mari Gottwald
From: Karen Hill [karenh@wccls.org] Sent: Thu 5/19/2011 9:36 AM
To: Bash, Bill; 'Brad.Coffey@GAPAC.com'; 'Connie Starett'; 'Edie Lavoie'; 'Lynn Baker (lbaker@vgmhc.org)'; Maria
Aguilar; 'marianne vandervelden'; Waffle, Dave; Mari Gottwald; Meyer, Richard; 'jerivera@centrocultural.org';
'Dave Potts (davpot@clear.net)'; 'jennifer.l.heuer@gmail.com'; kristin_steger-solares@co.washington.or.us; Lynn
Baker (lbaker@vgmhc.org); Sabrina Sanborn (ssanborn444@gmail.com); solares-steger@comcast.net;
srakimberly@hotmail.com; Yolanda Valenzuela
Cc: 'Betsy Wright'; 'Mark Sherman'
Subject: CANCELLED: Meeting for Library Capital Campaign team - 6pm Thu., June 2nd
Attachments:
Dear Friends,
I have decided to delay the gathering of the Capital Campaign team scheduled for June 2nd. The core issue of the city budget is
unsettled and many of our team members are heavily involved in its planning.
We will schedule a meeting for the Campaign team in July or early August when we have completed the city budget and can look
ahead to our next challenge.
Thanks again for your support.
The Library Advisory Board WILL meet as scheduled (7pm, June 2nd).
From: Karen Hill

To: Bill Bash (billb@lifeworksnw.org); Brad.Coffey@GAPAC.com; Connie Starett; Edie Lavoie; Lynn Baker
(lbaker@vgmhc.org); Maria Aguilar; marianne vandervelden; DWaffle@ci.cornelius.or.us;
mgottwald@ci.cornelius.or.us; Richard Meyer (rmeyer@ci.cornelius.or.us); jerivera@centrocultural.org; Dave
Potts (davpot@clear.net); jennifer.l.heuer@gmail.com; kristin_steger-solares@co.washington.or.us; Lynn Baker
(lbaker@vgmhc.org); Sabrina Sanborn (ssanborn444@gmail.com); solares-steger@comcast.net;
srakimberly@hotmail.com; Yolanda Valenzuela
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Karen Hill
karenh@wccls.org
503-357-4093 (Library)
503-992-5307 (Direct)
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Mari Gottwald
To: Mari Gottwald; Mari Gottwald; Steve Heinrich; Jamie Minshall; Jef Dalin (external); Neal Knight
Attachments:
Mari,
From: Mari Gottwald

Knight
City of Cornelius
From: Roth, Debby

Sent: Wed 5/25/2011 12:48 PM
Mayor & Council:
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by ORS 192.501 to 192.505
Paper
Maps
Faxes
documents.
Thank you,
Debby
Debby Roth, CMC
(503) 992-5305, (503) 357-7775 fax
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Law.
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Mari Gottwald
From: Roth, Debby Sent: Thu 5/26/2011 8:36 AM
Attachments:
Good Morning Jef,
The request is for all received and sent email, no matter what the content. I have asked all the City Council to provide this information. It
would work great if everyone would forward their email to me.
Thanks,
Debby

Debby,
Jef
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Sent: Wed, May 25, 2011 12:48:42 PM
Mayor & Council:
(1) Every person has the right to inspect any public record of a public body in this state, except as otherwise expressly
provided by ORS 192.501 to 192.505
Paper
Maps
Faxes
documents.
Thank you,
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Debby
Debby Roth, CMC
(503) 992-5305, (503) 357-7775 fax
Law.
Waffle, Dave
From: Mari Gottwald
To: alfredo.solares-vega@comcast.net; Dalin, Jeff; Steve Heinrich; Jamie Minshall
Cc: Waffle, Dave
Alfredo,
I would like an answer to a question. How can you or anyone else judge a person narrow minded when you
don’t know that person personally? I don’t know you from Adam, and would never do such a thing.
I have a very LARGE legitimate concern regarding an item in the budget. This is a concern that I cannot state
to Mr. Waffle. However, Mr. Waffle knows of the situation and has not addressed it. AND, until the situation
is addressed, I cannot in all conscious vote for the proposed budget. This is a concern I personally feel is most
important to Cornelius being able to grow. Without growth, attracting businesses that will provide a wage a
family can live on, we will go nowhere. Yes, we are getting a Sonic, but it replaces a business we lost, and
Sonic will NOT provide many family wage jobs. Yes, we have a Walmart, but how many of the employees
there make a wage that a family can live on per month? My guess is that most are either doing it as a second
job, or maybe an out of work parent took the job to add to another parent’s non-family supporting wages. We
need solid companies that pay well.
If you consider all the businesses we’ve lost over the last few years, the new businesses we’ve “gained” aren’t
that much of a step forward.
Now that I’ve said that, maybe you’ll get an open mind, and realize that just maybe there ARE things in the city
that need to change. Only God has the right to judge people, we don’t. Consider the plank in you own eye
before you decide I, or anyone else, are narrow-minded.

City of Cornelius

Sent: Sat 5/21/2011 5:32 PM
Cc: Waffle, Dave
Council members
I want to encourage councilors Gottwald and Minshall again (as stated in my previous memo) to go
the extra mile, inform yourselves with facts and details, proactively air your concerns and views, and
offer solutions when you bring up legitimate complaints about city needs. During
budget season, emotional decisions can distract and sidetrack, preventing you from making a
decision that best meets the needs of an organization. There are legitimate and not so legitimate
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reasons why cuts and adjustments are needed, approach it with comprehensive and open rather
than narrow mind.
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Mari Gottwald
From: Community Action [cholmstedt@caowash.org] Sent: Wed 5/25/2011 3:42 PM
To: Mari Gottwald
Cc:
Attachments:
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Mari Gottwald
To: Mari Gottwald; Dalin, Jeff; Jamie Minshall; Neal Knight; Steve Heinrich
Cc: Jones, Ellie; Mathiesen, Amber; Hill, Karen; Meyer, Richard; Michael Kinkade; Roth, Debby; Rubenstein, Paul
Subject: RE: Important - alternative budget hearing date
Attachments:
Yes – 7 p.m. Thanks Please just hold onto both dates at this point as I think some people have already left town for the weekend
such as Mayor Knight
503-357-9112
From: Mari Gottwald

To: Waffle, Dave; Dalin, Jeff; Jamie Minshall; Neal Knight; Steve Heinrich
Cc: Jones, Ellie; Mathiesen, Amber; Karen Hill; Meyer, Richard; Michael Kinkade (mkinkade@forestgrove-
I can make that date, I'm presuming 7:00 pm right?
City of Cornelius
From: Waffle, Dave

Sent: Fri 5/27/2011 11:15 AM
Cc: Jones, Ellie; Mathiesen, Amber; Karen Hill; Meyer, Richard; Michael Kinkade (mkinkade@forestgrove-
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Can you all please respond just as soon as possible? Council President Jef Dalin has informed me that he is not available on Monday
6/20 for the budget hearing. He suggests meeting on Monday 6/13 instead. Are you available that evening? I need to know ASAP
as we have to place our ads for the hearing and provide some other notices in advance of the hearing. Thanks
503-357-9112
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Mari Gottwald
From: Jamie Minshall Sent: Wed 5/25/2011 3:19 PM
Attachments: image003.png(8KB)
Debby,

City of Cornelius
From: Roth, Debby
Sent: Wed 5/25/2011 12:48 PM
Mayor & Council:
¡ Paper
¡ Maps
¡ Faxes
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Thank you,
Debby
Debby Roth, CMC
(503) 992-5305, (503) 357-7775 fax
Law.
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Mari Gottwald
From: Justin Wood [justinw@hbapdx.org] Sent: Wed 5/25/2011 3:00 PM
To:
Cc:
Attachments:
I wanted to follow up to our earlier invitation to you for a special event we’re doing for elected officials. Our Regional Development
Issues Forum provides background on our industry’s perspectives and positions on key growth and building related issues that
impact home building and development. We’ll have a panel of 4-5 builders/developers who will discuss things like UGB planning and
expansion, annexation, SDCs, infill building and infrastructure finance. They will also take questions from and provide feedback to
the elected officials attending.
The program is coming up on Wednesday, June 1 from 3-4:30 pm and will be held here at the HBA building. I would
really appreciate it if you could make it. Our bigger goal with the program is to engage in dialogue with electeds on issues and
better show what we support (not just what we oppose) and how we can work together to accomplish regional goals. We also want
electeds to be able to discuss issues directly with key industry members who are out there working to develop and build for our
region’s future.
A copy of the invitation is below in case you did not receive it. The program will be followed by a cocktail hour to allow for some
informal discussions and networking after the forum as well.
Justin Wood
(503) 684-1880
(503) 684-0588 fax
(503) 997-7966 cell
Your HBA membership could be worth thousands! Being an HBA member means getting huge discounts
on employee health insurance, fuel, cell phones and more. Your membership doesn't just pay for itself. It can
pay you back. Click here to find out how to get the most from your HBA membership.
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June 1, 2011
3:00 PM - 4:30 PM
Please join other area elected officials and HBA members at our upcoming Regional
to our industry including:
Social networking to follow
from
z SDCs
z Infrastructure Finance
4:30 PM - 5:30 PM z Future Growth Management
z Infill Building
Our Panel will feature -
15555 SW Bangy Road
Lake Oswego, Oregon 97035

Karl Finkelnburg, Sterling Savings Bank
503-684-1880
Tim Breedlove, Renaissance Homes
Please take time to learn a more about our industry and how we can work together
on key issues facing our region.
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Sincerely,
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Mari Gottwald
To: Mari Gottwald
Cc:
Attachments:
Done by Dave
Debby Roth, CMC
(503) 992-5305, (503) 357-7775 fax
Law.
From: Mari Gottwald

Sent: Tuesday, May 31, 2011 8:55 AM
To: Roth, Debby
Good morning Debby, can you email me a blank attorney review sheet? I filled one out not realizing that there
was only one in the information provided. I have 5 more to do. I more than likely will be able to print it here. If
not, I'll let you know, and maybe I can have them put in my mailbox. Thanks.
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City of Cornelius
From: Roth, Debby

Sent: Thu 5/26/2011 5:44 PM
Debby Roth, CMC
(503) 992-5305, (503) 357-7775 fax
Law.
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Mari Gottwald
From: Roth, Debby Sent: Fri 5/27/2011 9:01 AM
To: Mari Gottwald; Jef Dalin (external); Steve Heinrich; Jamie Minshall; Neal Knight
Attachments:
Thank you Mari.
Debby Roth, CMC
City Recorder‐Treasurer
(503) 992‐5305, (503) 357‐7775 fax
DISCLOSURE NOTICE: Messages to and from this e‐mail address may be subject to the Oregon Public Records Law.
From: Mari Gottwald

To: Roth, Debby; Jef Dalin (external); Steve Heinrich; Jamie Minshall; Neal Knight
I have nothing to send, I have checked and double checked. I only use this sitefor city business, and have
been since it was set up.
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City of Cornelius
From: Roth, Debby

Sent: Thu 5/26/2011 5:40 PM
Please confirm that you have complied with the public records request listed below, and you have check all your email accounts. Thank you.
Debby Roth, CMC
(503) 992‐5305, (503) 357‐7775 fax
From: Roth, Debby

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Good Morning Jef,
Thanks,
Debby

Debby,
Jef

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Sent: Wed, May 25, 2011 12:48:42 PM
Mayor & Council:
Paper
Maps
Faxes
documents.
Thank you,
Debby
Debby Roth, CMC
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(503) 992-5305, (503) 357-7775 fax
Law.
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Mari Gottwald
From: Mari Gottwald Sent: Fri 5/27/2011 7:57 AM
To: Roth, Debby
Cc:
Attachments:
Thanks, I've been busy with wedding and stuff this week, I'll stop by today and pick it up.

City of Cornelius
From: Roth, Debby

Sent: Thu 5/26/2011 5:44 PM
Debby Roth, CMC
(503) 992-5305, (503) 357-7775 fax
Law.
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Mari Gottwald
From: Nancy Werner [Nancy@gov-law.com] Sent: Fri 5/27/2011 7:48 AM
To: Mari Gottwald
Cc:
Subject: Out of Office AutoReply: Public Records Request-Cornelius City Council
Attachments:
I am currently out of the office, returning on Monday, June 6th. If you need immediate assistance, please call
503 226-7191. Thank you.
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Mari Gottwald
To: Mari Gottwald
Cc:
Attachments:
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Neal Knight
From: Joel Peterson [mail@mail.punchbowl.com] Sent: Wed 5/18/2011 12:50 PM
To: Neal Knight
Cc:
Subject: Joel Peterson sent you an eCard from Punchbowl
Attachments:
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Neal Knight
From: Joanne Bengtson [joanne@tigard-or.gov] Sent: Tue 5/17/2011 4:44 PM
To: Denny Doyle; Craig Dirksen; Mayor David Hatcher - N. Plains; Mayor Gery Shirado - Durham ;
Mayor Jerry Willey- Hillsboro; Mayor John Kinsky- Banks; Mayor Keith Mays - Sherwood; Mayor
Lou Ogden - Tualatin; Neal Knight; Mayor Peter Truax - Forest Grove; Mayor Rick Lorenz -
Gaston; Mayor Ron Shay - King City
Cc: Chairman Duyck ; Liz Newton; Craig Prosser
Subject: DRAFT Letter format for input on Intertwine Proposal
Attachments: DRAFT Input on Intertwine Proposal -letter form 110511.docx(26KB)
Good afternoon Mayors,
Attached is the Mayor Dirksen’s draft letter regarding input on the Intertwine
Proposal. It is the same information Mayor Dirksen sent in his e-mail dated
May 11, but in a letter format per your request. Please let me know if you
need anything else.
Sincerely,
Joanne Bengtson
Exec. Asst. to City Manager & Mayor
City of Tigard
13125 SW Hall Blvd
Tigard, OR 97223
503-718-2476
joanne@tigard-or.gov
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DISCLAIMER: E-mails sent or received by City of Tigard employees are subject to public
record laws. If requested, e-mail may be disclosed to another party unless exempt from
disclosure under Oregon Public Records Law. E-mails are retained by the City of Tigard in
compliance with the Oregon Administrative Rules “City General Records Retention
Schedule.”
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Neal Knight
From: Joanne Bengtson [joanne@tigard-or.gov] Sent: Tue 5/17/2011 4:44 PM
To: Denny Doyle; Craig Dirksen; Mayor David Hatcher - N. Plains; Mayor Gery Shirado - Durham ; Mayor Jerry Willey- Hillsboro;
Mayor John Kinsky- Banks; Mayor Keith Mays - Sherwood; Mayor Lou Ogden - Tualatin; Neal Knight; Mayor Peter Truax -
Forest Grove; Mayor Rick Lorenz - Gaston; Mayor Ron Shay - King City
Cc: Chairman Duyck ; Liz Newton; Craig Prosser
Subject: DRAFT Letter format for input on Intertwine Proposal
Attachments: DRAFT Input on Intertwine Proposal -letter form 110511.docx(26KB)
Good afternoon Mayors,
Attached is the Mayor Dirksen’s draft letter regarding input on the Intertwine
Proposal. It is the same information Mayor Dirksen sent in his e-mail dated May 11,
but in a letter format per your request. Please let me know if you need anything else.
Sincerely,
Joanne Bengtson
Exec. Asst. to City Manager & Mayor
City of Tigard
13125 SW Hall Blvd
Tigard, OR 97223
503-718-2476
joanne@tigard-or.gov
DISCLAIMER: E-mails sent or received by City of Tigard employees are subject to public record laws. If requested, e-mail
may be disclosed to another party unless exempt from disclosure under Oregon Public Records Law. E-mails are
retained by the City of Tigard in compliance with the Oregon Administrative Rules “City General Records Retention
Schedule.”
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Neal Knight
From: Neal Knight Sent: Mon 5/16/2011 10:33 AM
To: Waffle, Dave
Cc:
Subject: RE: May Forum - Can We Balance The Economy & The Environment?
Attachments:
Yes , please sign me up .

Thank You,

City of Cornelius
From: Waffle, Dave

Sent: Mon 5/16/2011 9:11 AM
To: Neal Knight
Subject: FW: May Forum - Can We Balance The Economy & The Environment?
Do you wish me to register you for this?
503‐357‐9112
From: Westside Economic Alliance [mailto:tdunham@westside-alliance.org]

To: Waffle, Dave
Subject: May Forum - Can We Balance The Economy & The Environment?
For a webpage version, click here
You're receiving this email because of your relationship with Westside Economic Alliance. Please confirm your continued
interest in receiving email from us.
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You may unsubscribe if you no longer wish to receive our emails.
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Different visions, one future

Featuring
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Clayton Hering, Mike Houck and Mary Kyle McCurdy
Thursday, May 26, 2011

7:30 a.m. - 9 a.m.
*Early registration ends Monday, May 23.*
Embassy Suites Hotel
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9000 S.W. Washington Square Road
Tigard, Oregon 97223
Our region is known as a place of scenic beauty, an ideal place for recreation, and a place
where it's easy to get in touch with nature. Unfortunately, our region is also a place of high
unemployment, a sluggish economy, and a high demand on public services. So how do we create a
thriving future both economically and environmentally?
Join us as we welcome Clayton Hering from Norris Beggs & Simpson, Mike Houck from the Urban
Greenspaces Institute, and Mary Kyle McCurdy from 1000 Friends of Oregon to our Breakfast Forum
on Thursday, May 26 at the Embassy Suites near Washington Square. Our speakers will share with
us the ambitions they see shaping the region in the future and how we can promote its economic
health and vitality for generations to come.
To register for this Breakfast Forum, send a check to the Alliance office, payable to Westside
Economic Alliance, or telephone our staff at 503-968-3100 with a Visa or MasterCard number.
DATE: Thursday, May 26, 2011
TIME: 7:30 a.m. - 9 a.m.
LOCATION: Embassy Suites Hotel

Cost: $25 for members

$35 for non-members
(add $10 for registration received after Monday, May 23)
A breakfast buffet will be available to members and guests.
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To Register: Email tdunham@westside-alliance.org

or by phone at 503-968-3100
Sponsorship of this event is still available.
For a print friendly version, click here

Westside Economic Alliance
10220 SW Nimbus Ave., Suite K-12
Portland, Oregon 97223

503-968-3100
www.westside-alliance.org
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Neal Knight
From: Neal Knight Sent: Thu 5/12/2011 1:06 PM
To: Waffle, Dave
Cc:
Subject: RE: Community Leaders Lunch May 19, 2011
Attachments:
yes , chicken salad & bottled water .

thank you,

City of Cornelius
From: Waffle, Dave

Sent: Thu 5/12/2011 11:09 AM
To: Neal Knight
Subject: FW: Community Leaders Lunch May 19, 2011
Hi Neal – are you available on 5/19? What do you wish for lunch?
503‐357‐9112
From: Weinbender, Sue [mailto:weinbender@pacificu.edu]

To: annataveraweller@yahoo.com; bmaughan@forestgrove-or.gov; Waffle, Dave; dick.stenson@tuality.org;
Jose Rivera; Bilderback, Kris; Hallick, Lesley M.; lisa.duncan@tuality.org; msykes@forestgrove-or.gov; Nancy
Hopkins (nancy.hopkins@tuality.org); Neal Knight; Truax, Pete; Tavera-Weller, Anna; Teri Koener; Bahnsen,
Kathy
Hi all:
I noticed that the first Lunch Option form that was sent to you had a date of May 12 on it. The correct day for
the luncheon is next Thursday, May 19th. Thanks to those have turned in their menu selection. Please have
them turned into me by Monday, May 16th. Thanks so much!
Sue
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Sue Weinbender | Assistant to the President |

Pacific University | 2043 College Way | Forest Grove, OR 97116
p: 503.352.2123 | f: 503.352.2965 | weinbender@pacificu.edu
Go Boxers! | 1.877.PAC.UNIV | www.pacificu.edu
Pacific University is committed to sustainability. Please consider the environment before printing this e-mail.
From: Bahnsen, Kathy [mailto:KBahnsen@fgsd.k12.or.us]

To: annataveraweller@yahoo.com; bmaughan@forestgrove-or.gov; David Waffle; Dick Stenson (E-mail); Jose
Rivera (jerivera@centrocultural.org); Bilderback, Kris; Hallick, Lesley M.; Lisa Duncan; msykes@forestgrove-
or.gov; Nancy Hopkins (E-mail); Neal Knight; Pete Truax; Tavera-Weller, Anna; Teri Koener
(director@fgchamber.org); Weinbender, Sue
Subject: Community Leaders Lunch May 19, 2011
Good afternoon – the next Community Leaders Lunch is May 19, 2011 at noon. I have
attached the order form for lunch. If you have any agenda items you would like me to
put down please let me know. Brad Bafaro will meet you towards the end of your
meeting to offer a tour of the Viking House.
Thanks,
Kathy
Kathy Bahnsen
Secretary to the Superintendent & School Board
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1728 Main Street
(503) 359-2406
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Neal Knight
From: Jerralynn Ness, Executive Director Sent: Mon 5/16/2011 10:52 AM
[cholmstedt@caowash.org]
To: Neal Knight
Cc:
Attachments:
Dear Friends,





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Warm regards,

Jerralynn Ness
Executive Director

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Forward email

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Neal Knight
Cc: Waffle, Dave
Attachments:

City of Cornelius

Sent: Mon 5/23/2011 10:21 AM
Cc: Waffle, Dave
Hello City Council,
The majority of the people—I am talking about the two block area around my house—are worried that they are being taxed too
much, the City is not doing much work (based on what they see and hear) and the schools are not doing very well. Apart from the
school—which I do know the city has really no control over---the other two areas are public relations. I hope you can use this in
setting your goals and how you as a group of ONE move forward and get the word out to the street—not just in the council
chamber.
John Groth
I appreciate your comments on these issues . As you know Team 3 ran there campain on doing our best to keep the costs of
running the city down without going after important services ( police , fire , public works ) . It should be possible to remove the
general service fee without hurting impotant services . We do intend to do that but have had a lot of resistance from the city
manager on down .
I beleive that Dave Waffle does not understand that the Mayor & City Council are his bosses and does not seem to be working for
there best interest .However I am confident that dispite the obsticals being thrown in our way . we will prevail in doing what is best
for the people of cornelius .
If you would like to get together sometime and talk about what we are doing feel free to give me a call and I will be glad to
discuss our vision for the future of cornelius and how we intend to impliment that plan !
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Roth, Debby
From: Jef Dalin [jdalin@yahoo.com]
To: Roth, Debby
Subject: REC REQUEST Fw: Missed Opportunity: Transit and Jobs In Metropolitan America
----- Forwarded Message ----

From: Jonathan Schlueter <jschlueter@westside-alliance.org>
To: Kathryn Harrington <Kathryn.Harrington@oregonmetro.gov>; "carlotta.collette@oregonmetro.gov"
<carlotta.collette@oregonmetro.gov>; Rex Burkholder <Rex.Burkholder@oregonmetro.gov>;
"Andy_Duyck@Co.Washington.or.us" <Andy_Duyck@Co.Washington.or.us>; "roy_rogers@co.washington.or.us"
<roy_rogers@co.washington.or.us>; Mayor Craig Dirksen <craigd@tigard-or.gov>; Jef Dalin (external)
<jdalin@yahoo.com>
Sent: Mon, May 9, 2011 11:01:02 AM
Subject: Missed Opportunity: Transit and Jobs In Metropolitan America
On Thursday morning, May 12, The Brookings Institute will host a half-day forum to introduce the findings of a
new report entitled “Missed Opportunity: Transit and Jobs in Metropolitan America.”
This new report will introduce Brookings’ extensive analysis of public transit routes and schedules,
demographic data and employment information collected from the nation's 100 largest metro regions. The
report is also expected to reveal how well public transit in each of these metro areas serves cities and suburbs
and lower- and higher-income neighborhoods, and how effective transit is in helping workers in these
communities reach jobs within their regions.
The Brookings Forum is being held in our nation’s capital, but will be simulcast on the Institute’s website
between 6:30 -- 9:15 a.m. (PDT), by linking to http://www.brookings.edu/events/2011/0512_transit_jobs.aspx
It is unfortunate this Forum will be held at the same time as your next JPACT meeting. But the findings and
conclusions from the Brookings report will likely deserve closer attention and consideration by JPACT
members at a future meeting.
]ÉÇtà{tÇ fv{ÄâxàxÜ
Executive Director
The leader in advocating for a healthy economic environment
10220 S.W. Nimbus Avenue, Suite K-12
(503) 968-3100
jschlueter@westside-alliance.org
1
Roth, Debby
To: Roth, Debby
Subject: REC REQUEST Fw: Budget Meeting May 11th 7pm
Attachments: Agenda 5-11-11-Budget Committee.doc; Agenda 5-11-11-Budget Committee.pdf

From: "Mathiesen, Amber" <AMathiesen@ci.cornelius.or.us>
To: Amy Scheckla-Cox <a.scheckla-cox@comcast.net>; Brad Coffey <t873sm@gmail.com>; "Dalin, Jeff"
<jdalin@ci.cornelius.or.us>; Jamie Minshall <jminshall@ci.cornelius.or.us>; Mari Gottwald
<mgottwald@ci.cornelius.or.us>; Neal Knight <nknight@ci.cornelius.or.us>; Ralph Brown <brownrnc@frontier.com>;
Rebecca Edmison <edmisonr@frontier.com>; Steve Heinrich <sheinrich@ci.cornelius.or.us>
Cc: "Waffle, Dave" <DWaffle@ci.cornelius.or.us>; "Roth, Debby" <droth@ci.cornelius.or.us>
Sent: Mon, May 9, 2011 10:10:15 AM
Attached is this week’s agenda for the Budget Committee meeting. Please be sure to bring your book with you
and if you have any questions please send those over as soon as possible so we can have responses ready
for the meeting.
We are planning a final meeting May 18th to hold the public hearings, make any final revisions and adopt the
budget. So be sure to mark your calendars, we need a minimum of 6 members voting to adopt to pass the
budget.
Amber Mathiesen
City of Cornelius
PH: 503-357-9112
FAX: 503-357-7775
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Roth, Debby
To: Roth, Debby
Subject: REC REQUEST Fw: weekly briefing
Attachments: brief 050811.doc; brief 050811.pdf

From: "Waffle, Dave" <DWaffle@ci.cornelius.or.us>
To: "Dalin, Jeff" <jdalin@ci.cornelius.or.us>; Jamie Minshall <jminshall@ci.cornelius.or.us>; Mari Gottwald
<mgottwald@ci.cornelius.or.us>; Neal Knight <nknight@ci.cornelius.or.us>; Steve Heinrich
<sheinrich@ci.cornelius.or.us>; Karen Hill <karenh@wccls.org>; "Meyer, Richard" <rmeyer@ci.cornelius.or.us>;
mkinkade@forestgrove-or.gov; "Roth, Debby" <droth@ci.cornelius.or.us>; "Rubenstein, Paul"
<PRubenstein@ci.cornelius.or.us>
Cc: Amy Scheckla-Cox <a.scheckla-cox@comcast.net>; billb@lifeworksnw.org; Bob & Sharon
<bweverka@frontier.com>; BobbieGary Godfrey <whybob@frontier.com>; chamberlin97113@comcast.net;
cgaston@fgnewstimes.com; csgaston@gmail.com; "Coffey, Brad (WAU)" <Brad.Coffey@GAPAC.com>;
cpotter@fgsd.k12.or.us; "Disco, Thom W" <Thom.Disco@providence.org>; eiLavoie@frontier.com; "Fischer, Alicia"
<AFischer@ci.cornelius.or.us>; "Jansen, Mark" <mjansen@ci.cornelius.or.us>; Jeannine Murrell
<jmurrell@farmersagent.com>; jeffro@ci.hillsboro.or.us; "Jeffrey, Kerry - Cornelius, OR" <Kerry.J.Jeffrey@usps.gov>;
richmond3381@comcast.net; corneliuschamber@frontier.com; news@kuik.com; jschrag@fgnewstimes.com; "Jones, Ellie"
<ejones@ci.cornelius.or.us>; orozcoj@gmail.com; kathy@hillsboroargus.com; rep.katieeyrebrewer@state.or.us; Kelly
House <khouse@oregonian.com>; Kelly Welch <kelly.welch3@frontier.com>; Kelly White <nanawhite45@yahoo.com>;
"Lotina, Carmen" <clotina@ci.cornelius.or.us>; lbaker@vgmhc.org; Maria Aguilar <mariaa@wccls.org>;
vandy10@frontier.com; rigriffin@yahoo.com; "Mathiesen, Amber" <AMathiesen@ci.cornelius.or.us>;
nancy@nmcclainco.com; kaufmann@hsd.k12.or.us; "Noffsinger, Joe" <jnoffsinger@ci.cornelius.or.us>;
pattyh_echo@yahoo.com; "Reckmann, Marc" <mreckmann@ci.cornelius.or.us>; "Rodriguez, Cindy"
<CRodriguez@ci.cornelius.or.us>; Ross Schultz <softcityhall@gmail.com>; ross@city-x.com; Shaun Conrad
<shaun.conrad@comcast.net>; wantlands@cleanwaterservices.org; teresah@wccls.org; fgchamber@groveweb.net;
Theresa Deardorff <theresadeardorff@johnlscott.com>; toadjetta@yahoo.com; 43419.evant@uwgretailer.com;
tntdisco@frontier.com; "Watts, Shawn" <SWatts@ci.cornelius.or.us>; "Wellhouser, Craig"
<CWellhouser@ci.cornelius.or.us>; Will Blood <willb@ci.hillsboro.or.us>
Sent: Sun, May 8, 2011 6:14:05 PM
After several weeks of early editions we are back to the normal Sunday version. I hope everyone had a great
weekend.

503-357-9112
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Mari Gottwald
From: Waffle, Dave Sent: Thu 5/26/2011 4:38 PM
Cc:
Subject: out of town 5-29-2011
Attachments:
I hope everyone has a safe and wonderful Memorial Day weekend. I’m out of town only on Sunday, returning from Bend on
Monday. Paul Rubenstein will be acting CM on 5/29 and 5/30. I’ll be available by phone. Thanks
503-357-9112
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Mari Gottwald
From: Jef Dalin [jdalin@yahoo.com] Sent: Thu 5/26/2011 12:26 AM
Attachments:
Debby,


Jef

Sent: Wed, May 25, 2011 12:48:42 PM
Mayor & Council:
I received a public records request and your assistance is appreciated. The request is to provide “all”
email sent and received by the Cornelius city council for the month of May.
I’ll need each of you to provide a copy of email that you have sent and or received in your official
capacity for May. This includes email from your City email account, personal email account or
business email account.

(1) Every person has the right to inspect any public record of a public body in this state, except
as otherwise expressly provided by ORS 192.501 to 192.505
Paper
Maps
Faxes
“Writing” means handwriting, typewriting, photographing and every means of recording, including
letters, words, pictures, sounds, symbols, or combination thereof and all papers emails, maps, files,
facsimiles or electronic recordings.
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If you have any questions regarding this request, please let me know. I appreciate your help in
disclosing all the requested documents.
Thank you,
Debby
Debby Roth, CMC

(503) 992-5305, (503) 357-7775 fax
DISCLOSURE NOTICE: Messages to and from this e-mail address may be subject to the Oregon Public
Records Law.
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Mari Gottwald
To: Mari Gottwald
Cc:
Attachments:
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Mari Gottwald
From: Mari Gottwald Sent: Fri 5/27/2011 7:56 AM
Attachments:
I have nothing to send, I have checked and double checked. I only use this sitefor city business, and have been
since it was set up.

City of Cornelius
From: Roth, Debby

Sent: Thu 5/26/2011 5:40 PM
Debby Roth, CMC
(503) 992‐5305, (503) 357‐7775 fax
From: Roth, Debby
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Good Morning Jef,
Thanks,
Debby

Debby,
Jef
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Sent: Wed, May 25, 2011 12:48:42 PM
Mayor & Council:
Paper
Maps
Faxes
documents.
Thank you,
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Debby
Debby Roth, CMC
(503) 992-5305, (503) 357-7775 fax
Law.
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Mari Gottwald
From: Karen Hill [karenh@wccls.org] Sent: Thu 5/19/2011 8:22 AM
To: Mari Gottwald
Cc:
Subject: RE: Meeting for Library Capital Campaign team - 6pm Thu., June 2nd
Attachments:
Thank you for letting me know,
From: Mari Gottwald [mailto:mgottwald@ci.cornelius.or.us]

To: Karen Hill
I won't be able to attend, I'll be in Canada that day.
City of Cornelius
From: Karen Hill [mailto:karenh@wccls.org]

Sent: Fri 5/6/2011 3:32 PM
To: Bash, Bill; Brad.Coffey@GAPAC.com; Connie Starett; Edie Lavoie; lbaker@vgmhc.org; Maria Aguilar;
marianne vandervelden; Waffle, Dave; Mari Gottwald; Meyer, Richard; jerivera@centrocultural.org;
davpot@clear.net; jennifer.l.heuer@gmail.com; kristin_steger-solares@co.washington.or.us;
lbaker@vgmhc.org; ssanborn444@gmail.com; solares-steger@comcast.net; srakimberly@hotmail.com; Yolanda
Valenzuela
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Karen Hill
karenh@wccls.org
503-357-4093 (Library)
503-992-5307 (Direct)
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Roth, Debby
To: Roth, Debby
Subject: [BULK] REC REQUEST Fw: DISASTER EXERCISE SHEAR DYNAMICS '11 - WEATHER
FORECAST #1
Attachments: Msg 1_Forecast_May 6.doc
Importance: Low

From: Michael W. Kinkade <mkinkade@forestgrove-or.gov>
To: "Christy, Laura" <lchristy@ci.cornelius.or.us>; Annette Evans <aevans@corneliusrfpd.org>; Dan Eischen
<deischen@corneliusrfpd.org>; Wes VanDyke <wvandyke@corneliusrfpd.org>; aharris@corneliusrfpd.org; Mari Gottwald
<mgottwald@ci.cornelius.or.us>; Steve Heinrich <skheinrich@comcast.net>; Jamie Minshall
<jminshall@ci.cornelius.or.us>; Jef Dalin (external) <jdalin@yahoo.com>; Neal Knight <nknight@ci.cornelius.or.us>
Cc: #All Cornelius Employees <#AllCorneliusEmployees@ci.cornelius.or.us>
Sent: Fri, May 6, 2011 9:14:17 PM
Subject: DISASTER EXERCISE SHEAR DYNAMICS '11 - WEATHER FORECAST #1
“An active weather pattern continues over the region today with scattered showers expected behind a front that moved
through last night. Rainfall amounts of about 0.25 to 0.5 inch can be expected today. A series of weather systems are
expected to move through the region over the next 4 to 5 days on a frequency of about 24 to 36 hours. At this point in
time, models indicate a very strong system will approach the coast during the early part of next week and move inland late
Monday or Tuesday. This system has the potential to cause very heavy rain and high winds.”
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Neal Knight
To: Waffle, Dave
Cc:
Subject: RE: Community Leaders Lunch May 19, 2011
Attachments:
yes , chicken salad & bottled water .

thank you,

City of Cornelius
From: Waffle, Dave

Sent: Thu 5/12/2011 11:09 AM
To: Neal Knight
503‐357‐9112

To: annataveraweller@yahoo.com; bmaughan@forestgrove-or.gov; Waffle, Dave; dick.stenson@tuality.org;
Jose Rivera; Bilderback, Kris; Hallick, Lesley M.; lisa.duncan@tuality.org; msykes@forestgrove-or.gov; Nancy
Hopkins (nancy.hopkins@tuality.org); Neal Knight; Truax, Pete; Tavera-Weller, Anna; Teri Koener; Bahnsen,
Kathy
Hi all:
I noticed that the first Lunch Option form that was sent to you had a date of May 12 on it. The correct day for
the luncheon is next Thursday, May 19th. Thanks to those have turned in their menu selection. Please have
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them turned into me by Monday, May 16th. Thanks so much!
Sue


To: annataveraweller@yahoo.com; bmaughan@forestgrove-or.gov; David Waffle; Dick Stenson (E-mail); Jose
Rivera (jerivera@centrocultural.org); Bilderback, Kris; Hallick, Lesley M.; Lisa Duncan; msykes@forestgrove-
or.gov; Nancy Hopkins (E-mail); Neal Knight; Pete Truax; Tavera-Weller, Anna; Teri Koener
(director@fgchamber.org); Weinbender, Sue
attached the order form for lunch. If you have any agenda items you would like me to
put down please let me know. Brad Bafaro will meet you towards the end of your
meeting to offer a tour of the Viking House.
Thanks,
Kathy
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Kathy Bahnsen
1728 Main Street
(503) 359-2406
Roth, Debby
To: Roth, Debby
Subject: [BULK] REC REQUEST Fw: police officerfunding
Importance: Low

To: Neal Knight <nknight@ci.cornelius.or.us>; Jef Dalin (external) <jdalin@yahoo.com>; Mari Gottwald
<mgottwald@ci.cornelius.or.us>; Steve Heinrich <sheinrich@ci.cornelius.or.us>; Jamie Minshall
<jminshall@ci.cornelius.or.us>; Michael Kinkade <mkinkade@forestgrove-or.gov>; "Rubenstein, Paul"
Cc: "Mathiesen, Amber" <AMathiesen@ci.cornelius.or.us>; "Jones, Ellie" <ejones@ci.cornelius.or.us>; "Roth, Debby"
<droth@ci.cornelius.or.us>
Sent: Fri, May 6, 2011 11:41:01 AM
Neal – thanks for asking the questions. Let’s see if I can rephrase the questions and answer each part. If
there are more questions please direct them to me and other managers so we can answer them.
1) Where did the money go from police officer vacancies this current year? The basic answer is
that any $$ left in the Police Department budget is swept back into the General Fund “ending fund
balance” at the end of the year and used as “net working capital” to begin the new fiscal year on July 1,
2011. This is the same for all departments in the General Fund. We know the Police Department will
be under spent and have accounted for that in our estimate of having $571,335 in net working capital
for FY 2011-2012. We always estimate that amount conservatively and adjust it later when the actual
amount is known. While the Police Department has not spent all its salaries and fringe benefit
allocations this year it will exceed the allocation for overtime. The personal services budget for the PD
also included some vacation and holiday compensation to employees who retired.
2) Where did the money go from Fire Chief retirement this current year? On March 7, 2011 the
City Council approved Supplemental Budget #1 for FY 2010-2011 which adjusted the budget to
reallocate the savings from Chief Asanovic’s retirement. He was also compensated for his vacation
bank upon retirement which reduced the amount available. The remaining funds were used to
accomplish two things:
3) Since we don’t have a Fire Chief how are the savings being used next year? The savings
from not having a Fire Chief generally just allow more flexibility in the General Fund with all the
departments. Fortunately the Fire Department’s intern grant was also renewed so the General Fund
doesn’t have to absorb those costs either. We would be in much worse financial condition if we still had
to pay a Fire Chief and support the intern program. The Fire Department specifically benefited from the
“fire chief savings” in several ways. They are being allowed some materials and services expenses
that I’ve knocked out in other departments. Their materials and services budget grows from $253,212
to $369,973 while personal services declines.
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503-357-9112
From: Neal Knight

To: Jef Dalin (external); Mari Gottwald; Steve Heinrich; Jamie Minshall; Neal Knight; Michael Kinkade; Rubenstein, Paul;
Waffle, Dave
Because we are down several officers from last year and we are saving a lot of money by not hiring a new Fire Cheif but
instead teamed up with Forest Grove , why don't we still have the money for the officers to be replaced from the money
we used to use to pay the previous officers ? Why can't we also apply if needed the savings in the cost of the fire cheif ?
Where did this money go to ?
Thank You
City of Cornelius
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Roth, Debby
To: Roth, Debby
Subject: [BULK] REC REQUEST Fw: Kosciusko County, IN Branding Study
Importance: Low

From: North Star Destination Strategies <samara@northstarideas.com>
To: jdalin@ci.cornelius.or.us
Sent: Thu, May 5, 2011 8:35:00 AM
Subject: Kosciusko County, IN Branding Study
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Having a world-renowned reputation in one area can leave little room in the minds of
consumers for any other interpretation. Think John Wayne, Las Vegas and the mini-van. So,
what does a region with specific renown do when it is looking to brand a part of itself that is
outside the pigeonhole?
Case in point: Indiana's Kosciusko County is acclaimed for its orthopaedics, boasting three of
the world's largest orthopedic companies and the prestigious label of "Orthopaedics Capital of
the World" (Wall Street Journal).
So when the Kosciusko County Visitors Bureau partnered with North Star Destination Strategies
to uncover the region's destination brand the challenge was defining a relevant identity with the
most appeal for visitors. The question: Where should orthopaedics fit in the overall destination
marketing mix? Does the medicine of the skeleton and joints have tourism potential? Or should
the County's orthopedic tour de force be part of a larger mindset - a greater constellation of
assets - that ultimately has more possibility for attracting visitors?
"Branding is about leveraging your community's strengths," explains Don McEachern, CEO of
North Star. "For Kosciusko County that primary strength is orthopaedics, but the region's
tourism assets - including more than 100 lakes, lots of outdoor recreation and a vital arts scene
- don't fall neatly under that umbrella. Therefore, we shifted the perspective slightly, focusing
on how that orthopaedics notoriety sets a scene and an expectation. A place that has been able
to attract and keep three of the largest orthopaedics companies must be a community that
places a focus on health and wellness, which is a brand that the County's tourism assets can
own."
North Star recommended targeting visitors interested in healthful lifestyles (and escape from
the urban stresses of nearby Chicago or Indianapolis) with a strategy based on the region's
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orthopaedics acclaim and an abundance of lakes, which set the scene for a focus on health and
wellness allowing visitors to enhance their well-being while having fun.
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The brand's creative identity focused on the moments of good, healthy fun that dot the
landscape of Kosciusko County . . . the moments when you feel completely alive and your mind,
body and spirit are at their best.
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A customized action plan features basic ideas for integrating the brand and some out-of-the-box
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ideas for bringing it to life. A sampling:
 On the Visitors Bureau website link to videos of "Yoga Moments", which include
everything from 5 to 45 minutes of yoga instruction. Also consider offering Yoga
Moments on closed circuit television stations in hotel rooms.
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 Include signage on biking and hiking trails offering visitors insights into how to increase
the value and wellness of that particular moment.
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 Offer packages of daily vitamins and yoga mats in hotels and at events as branded
promotional items.
Vitaminpack Yogamats
 Restaurants can create "Taste Well" dishes that meet certain designated criteria such as
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use of fresh, local ingredients; reasonable fat and carbohydrate counts; big taste and
unique flavors; bright, healthy presentation, etc.
 Partner with the businesses throughout the region to create "Live Well" shopper cards.
Card holders receive gifts or services when they have visited or purchased a designated
quotient of health or wellness items and places on a designated list.
Samara Anderson
Vice President, Director of Marketing
North Star Destination Strategies
615-872-1030 x 33
samara@northstarideas.com
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CITY OF CORNELIUS
MEMO
To: Bruce Chamberlin

From: Dick Reynolds, Planning Manager
Date: May 19, 2011
Re: Responses from Questions at Business Stakeholders Meeting (5/12/11)
Bruce here is some feedback based on the three issues that I was requested to respond to at the
Business Stakeholders meeting at the Baptist Church on May 12, 2011. The three topics were:
1. Neighborhood Review Meeting process

2. Amending the Code to change the requirement of Conditional Use Permits for Outdoor Storage
and Display required in Commercial Zones from a public hearing to an administrative review.
3. Does the City have the ability to generate a list of active Business Licenses?
Neighborhood Review Meetings

I started working for the City of Cornelius in October of 1999 and the first three or four major land
use actions that were processed in 1999-2001 were all appealed by neighbors. These were time
consuming and costly applications for the City to process and defend. The Neighborhood Review
Meeting requirement was added to the City Development & Zoning Code in 2000, in hopes of
helping to avoid land use appeals by providing a requirement of land use applications to be
discussed by neighbors, prior to submitting an application to the City to process for a public hearing.
I have attached the Instruction Sheet that we hand out for Neighborhood Review Meetings with all
public hearing application packets.
In order to remove this language and requirement for a Neighborhood Review Meeting from the
Development & Zoning Code an application and approval of a Zoning Code Amendment is required.
The City Council reviews Zoning Code Amendments for approval after they have been reviewed and
recommended from the Planning Commission. Zoning Code Amendments take approximately 10-
12 weeks to process.
*************************
Conditional Use Permits for Outdoor Storage and Display required in Commercial Zones
The Development & Zoning Code currently requires approval of a Conditional Use Permit
application for outdoor storage, display or any other outdoor activity for properties located in a
Commercial zone. The review of a Conditional Use Permit (CUP) requires a public hearing before
the Planning Commission and the fee for a CUP application for Planning Commission review is
$2,005.
In 2010 the City amended the Development & Zoning Code to change the type of review for outdoor
storage, display and other activities in the Industrial zones to an administrative review when the
subject property abuts other industrial property on all sides. This Code amendment changed the
process for certain industrial properties from a Type III CUP (application fee - $2,005) with required
Planning Commission approval to a Type II Administrative Review that requires Community
Development Director approval (application fee - $1,010). If similar language/code change was
proposed for the Commercial zone(s) approval of a Zoning Code Amendment would be required.
The City Council reviews Zoning Code Amendments for approval after they have been reviewed and
recommended from the Planning Commission. Zoning Code Amendments take approximately 10-
12 weeks to process.
*********************
List of Active City Business Licenses
The Community Development Department keeps a database of current City Business Licenses and
files also on City Business Licenses that are not current for a 2 year period. So, if you would like to
get a copy of active or past (2 yrs.) Business Licenses I can have the Staff person who manages that
database contact you or you can contact her.
Let me know if you have you have other process questions on the Development & Zoning Code.
Dick Reynolds
Planning Manager
Roth, Debby
To: Roth, Debby
Subject: [BULK] REC REQUEST Fw: Library Aide
Importance: Low

To: Neal Knight <nknight@ci.cornelius.or.us>; Mari Gottwald <mgottwald@ci.cornelius.or.us>; Steve Heinrich
<sheinrich@ci.cornelius.or.us>; Jamie Minshall <jminshall@ci.cornelius.or.us>; Jef Dalin (external) <jdalin@yahoo.com>
Cc: "Roth, Debby" <droth@ci.cornelius.or.us>; Karen Hill <karenh@wccls.org>
Sent: Thu, May 5, 2011 11:44:41 AM
Mayor Knight’s email raises several issues that need to be addressed but allow me to clarify the status of the
Library Aide position. I will also be addressing the other issues and have plans for doing so.
The advertisement for Library Aide is a recruitment for a person with basic customer service and clerical skills
to serve on an “on-call” basis. The Cornelius Library is open 7 days a week for a total of 57 hours. Minimum
staffing is two people for safety and to allow breaks during the work day. The position pays $11.82 per hour
and earns no fringe benefits. The salary and benefits are nowhere near the level required to pay a police
officer (about $85,000 - $90,000 annually). This position adds no costs to the city because we need to fill the
shift with someone in order to maintain service levels.
It replaces a Library Aide who has taken a position at the library in St. Helens. We use about 6-7 part-time
employees in the Library. Most have other jobs or are attending school. Lately it has been difficult for all of
them to fill the schedule so we are seeking one more person who may be available. This person will strictly be
“on-call” at the beginning and not scheduled for a regular shift.

JOB POSTING
LIBRARY AIDE
www.ci.cornelius.or.us or by calling 503-357-9112. To be considered, submit a cover

503-357-9112
From: Neal Knight

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City of Cornelius
City of Cornelius
I noticed that on our city web site there is a request to fill a job at the library . Is this for real ? Why when we can't
afford enough officers to keep the city safe are we adding to the cost to run the city by hiring more people at the library ?
Is it also true that a sugestion was made by Dave Waffle to let the only parks maintinance person go to find funds for
the police officer ?
It seams that what are obvious cuts are not being made ,and are not even going to be sugested try to prove that we
can't make the needed cuts .
After reading the letters sent by both Bob Terry & Andy Duyke it is obvious one person is not only failing to do there job
but doing more damage than good and has been for a long time while the city manager looks the other way !
Are we ever going to deal with the real problems in Cornelius or just continue to pretend that there is no problems and tell
the people they need to pay more fees & taxes or we will cut needed sevices to try and make a point no mater how wrong
we are by doing so ? Or do we need to change city managment ?
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Roth, Debby
To: Roth, Debby
Subject: REC REQUEST Fw: MEETING NOTICE: 5/12 JPACT

From: Kelsey Newell <Kelsey.Newell@oregonmetro.gov>
Sent: Thu, May 5, 2011 10:59:01 AM
Subject: MEETING NOTICE: 5/12 JPACT
MEETING NOTICE
Meeting: Joint Policy Advisory Committee on Transportation (JPACT)

Date: Thursday, May 12, 2011
Time: 7:30 to 9 a.m.
Location: Metro Regional Center, Council Chamber & Annex
The meeting agenda and information packet may be viewed, downloaded and/or printed by clicking on the below link:
http://www.oregonmetro.gov/index.cfm/go/by.web/id=31963
Copies of all materials will be available at the meeting,
Thank you,
Kelsey Newell
Regional Engagement Coordinator
Council Office
Metro
600 NE Grand Ave.
Portland, OR 97232-2736
503-797-1916
www.oregonmetro.gov
Metro | Making a great place
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Neal Knight
Cc:
Subject:
Attachments:

City of Cornelius
City of Cornelius
at the library ?
other way !
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Roth, Debby
To: Roth, Debby
Subject: REC REQUEST Fw: Tuesday, May 10, Disaster Dri ll
Attachments: Forest Grove EOP.PDF

From: "Christy, Laura" <lchristy@ci.cornelius.or.us>
To: Annette Evans <aevans@corneliusrfpd.org>; Dan Eischen <deischen@corneliusrfpd.org>; Wes VanDyke
<wvandyke@corneliusrfpd.org>; aharris@corneliusrfpd.org; Mari Gottwald <mgottwald@ci.cornelius.or.us>; Steve
Heinrich <skheinrich@comcast.net>; Jamie Minshall <jminshall@ci.cornelius.or.us>; Jef Dalin (external)
<jdalin@yahoo.com>; Neal Knight <nknight@ci.cornelius.or.us>
Sent: Thu, May 5, 2011 10:32:49 AM
Subject: FW: Tuesday, May 10, Disaster Dri ll
I was asked to forward this by Chief Kinkade.

Laura
From: Michael Kinkade [mailto:michaelkinkade@gmail.com]
To: Christy, Laura
Subject: Tuesday, May 10, Disaster Drill
This is a reminder that there will be a countywide disaster drill this

coming Tuesday, May 10, 2011 from 0900 until 1400 at Forest Grove Fire
Station 4 at 1919 Ash Street. This is a functional exercise of the
Emergency Operations Center where we will be exercising the command
staff roles of the EOC (this is NOT an exercise of field units). This
is also a joint EOC that will be coordinating a simulated event
impacting Forest Grove, Cornelius, Forest Grove Rural Fire Protection
District and the Cornelius Rural Fire Protection District.
Departments, elected officials, and supervisors that would like to

participate are welcome to do so, just let me know who would like to
play (we will help coach you through it). If you are going to play
please try to be there most of the morning at least. If you just want
to observe or tour the EOC we are happy to accommodate this (and we
encourage this) but keep in mind that this is a functional exercise
and that unlike last year the command staff will be interacting with
multiple agencies, simulators and field units and may not have time to
provide individual briefings.
The scenario this year is a forecasted wind storm, so simulated

weather forecasts will start going out on Friday (they will clearly
state that they are simulated). Attached is our EOP if you would like
to review this - I would recommend pages 16-32 and Hazard Specific
Annex (HSA) 6 (windstorm/tornado) and HSA 4 (power failure).
The timeline of events that will be happening include the following:
Friday, Saturday, Sunday: Weather updates and forecasts distributed
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Monday Afternoon, May 9
Briefing of Agency Heads and recommendation to activate EOC Tuesday
morning.
Monday night, May 9

EOC set-up
Tuesday morning, May 10

0700: EOC staffed
0900: Exercise begins countywide, injects begin
1100: Elected official/Agency Head briefing with disaster
declaration, delegation of authority
1300: Begin demobilization
1400: Exercise terminated
Please email or call me if you have any questions.
Thanks,
Michael Kinkade
Fire Chief
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Roth, Debby
To: Roth, Debby
Subject: [BULK] REC REQUEST Fw: Regional Development Issues Forum For Elected Officials
Importance: Low

From: Justin Wood <justinw@hbapdx.org>
Sent: Thu, May 5, 2011 10:20:18 AM
Subject: Regional Development Issues Forum For Elected Officials

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To: Roth, Debby
Subject: REC REQUEST Fw: Early Forum Registration Ends Today

From: Westside Economic Alliance <tdunham@westside-alliance.org>
Sent: Mon, May 23, 2011 11:10:29 AM
Subject: Early Forum Registration Ends Today

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Our region is known as a place of scenic beauty, an ideal place for recreation,
and a place where it's easy to get in touch with nature. Unfortunately, our region is
also a place of high unemployment, a sluggish economy, and a high demand on
public services. So how do we create a thriving future both economically and
environmentally?
Join us as we welcome Clayton Hering from Norris Beggs & Simpson, Bob
Sallinger from the Audubon Society of Portland, and Mary Kyle McCurdy from
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Waffle, Dave
From: Waffle, Dave
To: Neal Knight
Subject: zoning map
Attachments: %7BA80F8025-545C-4628-92EE-9F477EB05695%7D
Hi Neal – here is a copy of the zoning map from our web site. I have also printed a copy and put it in your mail box.
Please let me know if you need anything else.

503‐357‐9112

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Mari Gottwald
Attachments:

City of Cornelius
From: Roth, Debby

Sent: Tue 5/24/2011 8:47 AM
Thank you.
update.
Peter Truax, Mayor
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Debby Roth, CMC
(503) 992-5305, (503) 357-7775 fax
Law.
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Neal Knight
From: David Cross [davidolencross@hotmail.com] Sent: Fri 5/20/2011 11:51 AM
To: dick_schouten@co.washington.or.us; cao@co.washington.or.us
Cc: rob_gordon@co.washington.or.us; jail_commander@co.washington.or.us;
dan_olsen@co.washington.or.us; sen.richarddevlin@state.or.us;
sen.suzannebonamici@state.or.us; sen.ginnyburdick@state.or.us; Larry George;
sen.markhass@state.or.us; sen.betsyjohnson@state.or.us; Bruce Starr;
rep.mattwingard@state.or.us; rep.tobiasread@state.or.us; rep.jeffbarker@state.or.us;
rep.katieeyrebrewer@state.or.us; rep.shawnlindsay@state.or.us;
rep.deborahboone@state.or.us; rep.mitchgreenlick@state.or.us; rep.chrisharker@state.or.us;
rep.margaretdoherty@state.or.us; rep.julieparrish@state.or.us; rep.chrisgarrett@state.or.us;
ddoyle@ci.beaverton.or.us; mayormail@ci.beaverton.or.us; gspalding@ci.beaverton.or.us;
beavertonpolice@ci.beaverton.or.us; Neal Knight; Rubenstein, Paul; police;
ptruax@forestgrove-or.gov; kaleshire@forestgrove-or.gov; craigd@tigard-or.gov;
chiefalanorr@tigard-or.gov; mikebell@tigard-or.gov; maysk@sherwoodoregon.gov;
grothj@sherwoodoregon.gov; jerryw@ci.hillsboro.or.us; council@ci.hillsboro.or.us
Subject: Tigard [Criminal Alien] man admits to sex crimes involving 11-year-old boy, gets 3 years in
prison (See attachments)
Attachments: Tigard man admits to sex crimes involving 11-year-old boy, gets 3 years in prison 5-20-
2011.doc(72KB) Tigard man accused of molesting 11-year-old boy 12-26-2010.doc(76KB)
Tigard man admits to sex crimes involving 11-

year-old boy, gets 3 years in prison
Published: Friday, May 20, 2011, 7:00 AM
By Roger Gregory, The Oregonian
Summary: A Tigard resident suspected of reported sexual abuse of a child in late 2010 has been convicted
and sentenced in Washington County Circuit Court.
The case: Washington County Sheriff's deputies responded Dec. 21 to a report of sexual abuse that allegedly
occurred while Doroteo Perez-Tapia, 54, and an 11-year old boy were doing maintenance work at a vacant
apartment in Tigard. Perez-Tapia was arrested Dec. 23 on accusations of first-degree sexual abuse.
Update: On May 6, Perez-Tapia pleaded guilty to two counts of attempted sexual abuse. The other charges
were dismissed as part of a plea-sentencing agreement.
Sentence: Perez-Tapia was sentenced to three years in prison. He will also be under post-prison supervision
for two years, according to Washington County deputy district attorney Dan Hesson.
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WCSO
-- Roger Gregory rgregory@oregonian.com
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old_boy_gets_3_years_in_prison.html
Washington County Sheriff's Office

Inmate List
Rob Gordon, Sheriff
215 SW ADAMS, MS 32 Hillsboro, OR 97123
Phone (503) 846-2700 / FAX (503) 846-2713
Last Name: A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z
Immigration Customs Enforcement (ICE) Hold(s).
Updated on April 28, 2011
1.
PEREZ-TAPIA, DOROTEO
Victim Notification (VINE) for this Inmate: Info Sign up
Sex: M"
Race: W
DOB: 1956-09-09
Height: 5' 06"
Weight: 182
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JID: PO********
MNI: 248974
FBI: 593561KD7
SID: 18771434
ST: OR
Scheduled
Booking Charge/Orig OSB Case Court Arrest Agency Security
Release
163.427 M11 / SEXUAL ABUSE 1ST
1017687 OR81671585 C110159CR.1 WCC 2011-01-27 HBL $25000.00
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1017687 C102714CR.4 WCC 2011-01-04 HBL
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1017687 000.002 / HOLD A96106448 ICE 2010-12-24 ICE
1017687 OR81271160 C102714CR.1 WCC 2010-12-23 HBS $50000.00
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In Custody — Last Listed Location — Facility: JL
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Neal Knight
From: Waffle, Dave Sent: Thu 5/19/2011 2:57 PM
To: Neal Knight
Cc: Keyes, Terry; Reynolds, Dick; Meyer, Richard
Subject: Extension of N. Holladay Street
Attachments:
Hi Neal – I understand that you were seeking some information about the Holladay industrial area and the
westward extension of N. Holladay Street. I can provide you much of the information regarding enterprise zone
incentives. Dick is the contact person for the land use plan of the area.
As for the roadway we only have a conceptual corridor without cost estimates or funding sources at this point.
The project is very dependent on developer/property owner interest. Terry Keyes worked out an alternative
alignment to the one shown in our Transportation Systems Plan (TSP) to help with some concerns from Forest
Grove land owners. It swings to a more northerly alignment but is very general. If the property owners are
interested we can arrange some meetings and develop preliminary costs estimates. However it is not a front-
burner project unless someone is really ready to go.
503-357-9112
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Neal Knight
From: Jonathan Schlueter [jschlueter@westside- Sent: Thu 5/19/2011 1:01 PM
alliance.org]
To: Mayor Tim Knapp; Neal Knight; keithmays@comcast.net; Peter Truax, Forest Grove
Cc:
Subject: Three New Reasons To Be Glad We Live In Oregon
Attachments:
During a reception and dedication ceremony honoring Tom Brian two weeks ago, Westside Economic Alliance
presented our colleague and friend with a limited production Pendleton blanket, made from the shaggy coats of a
small herd of white buffalo, found only in Oregon. http://www.sacredwhitebuffalo.org/events.htm
As with our guest of honor, there are those who believe these white buffalo are one in a million creatures,
endowed with mystical powers and even spiritual qualities, that set them apart from the rest of the herd. And
while there can be only one Tom Brian, WEA learned there is an entire herd of 11 of these rare and wooly beasts,
being raised and cared for at an undisclosed location in central Oregon.
By collecting the annual “shed” from these animals, and weaving the hair into specially designed woolen blankets
at the Pendleton Woolen Mills, the caretakers are able to maintain and protect the animals right here in Oregon.
They must be doing something right, because The Oregonian reported today three more white buffalo recently
joined the herd, with the arrival of three new calves on the same weekend as Tom Brian’s reception.
And even in the depths of our state’s worst recession, eager sales of the 200 Pendleton buffalo blankets have
made them the most successful limited edition production run in Pendleton’s 118-year history, and a unique
“made In Oregon” gift for our deserving colleague and friend.
To learn more about Oregon’s growing herd of rare white buffalo, with pictures of the newest additions to the
herd, link to http://www.oregonlive.com/pacific-northwest-
news/index.ssf/2011/05/oregons_rare_white_buffalo_herd_grows_with_three_new_calves.html
And with that, we have three new reasons to be glad we live in Oregon,
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Executive Director
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(503) 968-3100
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Mari Gottwald
Blood
Here’s a Friday edition of the Griddle so the Waffle family can leave town for part of the weekend. Have a great Memorial Day. If
you are in town, don’t forget the ceremony in Forest Grove on Monday, May 30th at 12:30 p.m. at the largest flag in the area.
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Mari Gottwald
Attachments: CC06-16-2011A CCLegWS Ltr(Cities).pdf(53KB)
Thank you.
update.
Peter Truax, Mayor
Debby Roth, CMC
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(503) 992-5305, (503) 357-7775 fax
Law.
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Neal Knight
To: Jef Dalin (external); Mari Gottwald; Steve Heinrich; Jamie Minshall; Neal Knight; Michael Kinkade; Rubenstein,
Paul; Waffle, Dave
Cc:
Attachments:
Thank You
City of Cornelius
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Roth, Debby
From: Waffle, Dave
To: Neal Knight; Mari Gottwald; Steve Heinrich; Jamie Minshall; Jef Dalin (external)
Cc: Roth, Debby; Karen Hill
Mayor Knight’s email raises several issues that need to be addressed but allow me to clarify the status of the Library
Aide position. I will also be addressing the other issues and have plans for doing so.

The advertisement for Library Aide is a recruitment for a person with basic customer service and clerical skills to serve
on an “on‐call” basis. The Cornelius Library is open 7 days a week for a total of 57 hours. Minimum staffing is two
people for safety and to allow breaks during the work day. The position pays $11.82 per hour and earns no fringe
benefits. The salary and benefits are nowhere near the level required to pay a police officer (about $85,000 ‐ $90,000
annually). This position adds no costs to the city because we need to fill the shift with someone in order to maintain
service levels.

It replaces a Library Aide who has taken a position at the library in St. Helens. We use about 6‐7 part‐time employees in
the Library. Most have other jobs or are attending school. Lately it has been difficult for all of them to fill the schedule so
we are seeking one more person who may be available. This person will strictly be “on‐call” at the beginning and not
scheduled for a regular shift.

JOB POSTING
LIBRARY AIDE
www.ci.cornelius.or.us or by calling 503‐357‐9112. To be considered, submit a cover

503‐357‐9112

From: Neal Knight
Subject:

City of Cornelius
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City of Cornelius
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Roth, Debby
From: Waffle, Dave
To: Neal Knight; Jef Dalin (external); Mari Gottwald; Steve Heinrich; Jamie Minshall; Michael
Kinkade; Rubenstein, Paul
Neal – thanks for asking the questions. Let’s see if I can rephrase the questions and answer each part. If there are more
questions please direct them to me and other managers so we can answer them.

1) Where did the money go from police officer vacancies this current year? The basic answer is that any $$ left in
the Police Department budget is swept back into the General Fund “ending fund balance” at the end of the year
and used as “net working capital” to begin the new fiscal year on July 1, 2011. This is the same for all
departments in the General Fund. We know the Police Department will be under spent and have accounted for
that in our estimate of having $571,335 in net working capital for FY 2011‐2012. We always estimate that
retired.
2) Where did the money go from Fire Chief retirement this current year? On March 7, 2011 the City Council
3) Since we don’t have a Fire Chief how are the savings being used next year? The savings from not having a Fire
Chief generally just allow more flexibility in the General Fund with all the departments. Fortunately the Fire
Department’s intern grant was also renewed so the General Fund doesn’t have to absorb those costs either. We
would be in much worse financial condition if we still had to pay a Fire Chief and support the intern program.
The Fire Department specifically benefited from the “fire chief savings” in several ways. They are being allowed
some materials and services expenses that I’ve knocked out in other departments. Their materials and services
budget grows from $253,212 to $369,973 while personal services declines.

503‐357‐9112

From: Neal Knight
To: Jef Dalin (external); Mari Gottwald; Steve Heinrich; Jamie Minshall; Neal Knight; Michael Kinkade; Rubenstein, Paul;
Waffle, Dave
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Because we are down several officers from last year and we are saving a lot of money by not hiring a new Fire Cheif but
instead teamed up with Forest Grove , why don't we still have the money for the officers to be replaced from the money
we used to use to pay the previous officers ? Why can't we also apply if needed the savings in the cost of the fire cheif ?
Where did this money go to ?
Thank You
City of Cornelius
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Neal Knight
To: Jef Dalin (external); Mari Gottwald; Steve Heinrich; Jamie Minshall; Neal Knight; Michael
Kinkade; Rubenstein, Paul; Waffle, Dave
Cc:
Attachments:
Because we are down several officers from last year and we are saving a lot of money by not
hiring a new Fire Cheif but instead teamed up with Forest Grove , why don't we still have the
money for the officers to be replaced from the money we used to use to pay the previous
officers ? Why can't we also apply if needed the savings in the cost of the fire cheif ? Where
did this money go to ?
Thank You
City of Cornelius
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Mari Gottwald
From: Mari Gottwald Sent: Thu 5/19/2011 8:15 AM
To: Karen Hill
Cc:
Attachments:
I won't be able to attend, I'll be in Canada that day.

City of Cornelius
From: Karen Hill [mailto:karenh@wccls.org]

Sent: Fri 5/6/2011 3:32 PM
To: Bash, Bill; Brad.Coffey@GAPAC.com; Connie Starett; Edie Lavoie; lbaker@vgmhc.org; Maria Aguilar;
marianne vandervelden; Waffle, Dave; Mari Gottwald; Meyer, Richard; jerivera@centrocultural.org;
davpot@clear.net; jennifer.l.heuer@gmail.com; kristin_steger-solares@co.washington.or.us;
lbaker@vgmhc.org; ssanborn444@gmail.com; solares-steger@comcast.net; srakimberly@hotmail.com; Yolanda
Valenzuela
Karen Hill
karenh@wccls.org
503-357-4093 (Library)
503-992-5307 (Direct)
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Mari Gottwald
From: Betsy Wright [betsyc3pub@comcast.net] Sent: Thu 5/19/2011 11:03 AM
To: Hill, Karen
Cc: Bash, Bill; 'Brad.Coffey@GAPAC.com'; 'Connie Starett'; 'Edie Lavoie'; 'Lynn Baker (lbaker@vgmhc.org)'; Maria
Aguilar; 'marianne vandervelden'; Waffle, Dave; Mari Gottwald; Meyer, Richard; 'jerivera@centrocultural.org';
'Dave Potts (davpot@clear.net)'; 'jennifer.l.heuer@gmail.com'; kristin_steger-solares@co.washington.or.us;
Sabrina Sanborn (ssanborn444@gmail.com); solares-steger@comcast.net; srakimberly@hotmail.com; Yolanda
Valenzuela; 'Mark Sherman'
Subject: Re: CANCELLED: Meeting for Library Capital Campaign team - 6pm Thu., June 2nd
Attachments:
Best wishes Karen. Not an easy time. I understand the need to focus on the basics. Keep us posted. Betsy Wright
Betsy Wright
3495 NW Thurman
Portland OR 97210
(503) 223‐0268
cell: (503) 267‐6999

On May 19, 2011, at 9:36 AM, Karen Hill wrote:
Dear Friends,

I have decided to delay the gathering of the Capital Campaign team scheduled for June 2nd. The
core issue of the city budget is unsettled and many of our team members are heavily involved in
its planning.

We will schedule a meeting for the Campaign team in July or early August when we have
completed the city budget and can look ahead to our next challenge.

Thanks again for your support.

The Library Advisory Board WILL meet as scheduled (7pm, June 2nd).
k

From: Karen Hill
To: Bill Bash (billb@lifeworksnw.org); Brad.Coffey@GAPAC.com; Connie Starett; Edie Lavoie;
Lynn Baker (lbaker@vgmhc.org); Maria Aguilar; marianne
vandervelden;DWaffle@ci.cornelius.or.us; mgottwald@ci.cornelius.or.us; Richard Meyer
(rmeyer@ci.cornelius.or.us); jerivera@centrocultural.org; Dave Potts
(davpot@clear.net);jennifer.l.heuer@gmail.com; kristin_steger-solares@co.washington.or.us;
Lynn Baker (lbaker@vgmhc.org); Sabrina Sanborn (ssanborn444@gmail.com); solares-
steger@comcast.net; srakimberly@hotmail.com; Yolanda Valenzuela

Please mark your calendars for a wrap up meeting of the first phase of the Library Capital
Campaign Plan. C3 consulting will have a brief presentation of their recommendations for next
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steps. We are exploring the second and third floor concepts with other non‐profits including
low‐income housing. This will be addressed in the Campaign Plan recommendations.


k

Karen Hill
karenh@wccls.org
503‐357‐4093 (Library)
503‐992‐5307 (Direct)

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To: Roth, Debby
Subject: Re: Joint Western Washington County Cities Dinner/Legislative Training Session
Debby,
I will probably go to this. It is the night of my Neices Graduation from College but I don't yet know if we have
tickets.
Jef

To: Councilor Gottwald <mgottwald@ci.cornelius.or.us>; Councilor Heinrich <skheinrich@comcast.net>; Councilor
Minshall <jminshall@ci.cornelius.or.us>; Jef Dalin (external) <jdalin@yahoo.com>; Mayor Knight
Cc: Debby Roth <droth@ci.cornelius.or.us>; "Hill, Karen" <karenh@wccls.org>; "Meyer, Richard"
<rmeyer@ci.cornelius.or.us>; Michael Kinkade <mkinkade@forestgrove-or.gov>; "Rubenstein, Paul"
<PRubenstein@ci.cornelius.or.us>; "Waffle, Dave" <DWaffle@ci.cornelius.or.us>
Sent: Tue, May 24, 2011 8:47:27 AM
Session. If you plan to attend the meeting, please notify me as soon as possible and I will RSVP for Cornelius.
If you have any questions let me know. Thank you.
2011.
Attached is the formal agenda. Please note, we have added City Mayor presentations
to the agenda; each Mayor is asked to provide a brief City update.
Invited guests include State Senators, State Representatives, Metro President, Washington County
Commissioner, League of Oregon Cities, and Western Washington County Mayors, City Councilors and City
officials.
Peter Truax, Mayor

Debby Roth, CMC

(503) 992-5305, (503) 357-7775 fax
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To: Roth, Debby
Subject: REC REQUEST Fw: Regional Development Issues Forum

Sent: Wed, May 25, 2011 3:00:36 PM
I wanted to follow up to our earlier invitation to you for a special event we’re doing for elected officials. Our
Regional Development Issues Forum provides background on our industry’s perspectives and positions on key
growth and building related issues that impact home building and development. We’ll have a panel of 4-5
builders/developers who will discuss things like UGB planning and expansion, annexation, SDCs, infill building
and infrastructure finance. They will also take questions from and provide feedback to the elected officials
attending.
The program is coming up on Wednesday, June 1 from 3-4:30 pm and will be held here at the HBA
building. I would really appreciate it if you could make it. Our bigger goal with the program is to engage in
dialogue with electeds on issues and better show what we support (not just what we oppose) and how we can
work together to accomplish regional goals. We also want electeds to be able to discuss issues directly with
key industry members who are out there working to develop and build for our region’s future.
A copy of the invitation is below in case you did not receive it. The program will be followed by a cocktail hour
to allow for some informal discussions and networking after the forum as well.
Justin Wood
(503) 684-1880
(503) 684-0588 fax
(503) 997-7966 cell
Your HBA membership could be worth thousands! Being an HBA member means getting huge discounts on
employee health insurance, fuel, cell phones and more. Your membership doesn't just pay for itself. It can pay you back.
Click here to find out how to get the most from your HBA membership.
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June 1, 2011
Please join other area elected officials and HBA members at our upcoming Regional
3:00 PM - 4:30 PM Development Issues Forum. A panel of HBA members will be engaging in a
Social networking to follow to our industry including:
from
4:30 PM - 5:30 PM
 SDCs
 Infrastructure Finance
 Future Growth Management
15555 SW Bangy Road  Infill Building
Lake Oswego, Oregon 97035 Our Panel will feature -
503-684-1880
Please take time to learn a more about our industry and how we can work together on
Sincerely,
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Roth, Debby
To: Roth, Debby
Subject: REC REQUEST Fw: Public Records Request-Cornelius City Council
Attachments: image004.png; image003.png

From: Mari Gottwald <mgottwald@ci.cornelius.or.us>
To: "Roth, Debby" <droth@ci.cornelius.or.us>; Jef Dalin (external) <jdalin@yahoo.com>; Steve Heinrich
<skheinrich@comcast.net>; Jamie Minshall <jminshall@ci.cornelius.or.us>; Neal Knight <nknight@ci.cornelius.or.us>
Cc: "Waffle, Dave" <DWaffle@ci.cornelius.or.us>; Nancy Werner <Nancy@gov-law.com>; Pam@gov-law.com
Sent: Fri, May 27, 2011 7:56:26 AM
I have nothing to send, I have checked and double checked. I only use this sitefor city business, and have been since it
was set up.

City of Cornelius
From: Roth, Debby

Sent: Thu 5/26/2011 5:40 PM
Please confirm that you have complied with the public records request listed below, and you have check all
your email accounts. Thank you.
Debby Roth, CMC

(503) 992-5305, (503) 357-7775 fax
From: Roth, Debby

Good Morning Jef,
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The request is for all received and sent email, no matter what the content. I have asked all the City Council to
provide this information. It would work great if everyone would forward their email to me.
Thanks,
Debby

Debby,


Jef

Sent: Wed, May 25, 2011 12:48:42 PM
Mayor & Council:
I received a public records request and your assistance is appreciated. The request is to provide “all” email

 Paper
 Maps
 Faxes
“Writing” means handwriting, typewriting, photographing and every means of recording, including letters,
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Thank you,
Debby
Debby Roth, CMC

(503) 992-5305, (503) 357-7775 fax
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Roth, Debby
To: Roth, Debby
Subject: [BULK] REC REQUEST Fw: Register Now! Young Leaders Group Annual Social; June 9
Importance: Low

From: ULI Oregon <oregon@uli.org>
Sent: Thu, May 19, 2011 10:02:50 AM
Subject: Register Now! Young Leaders Group Annual Social; June 9
Young Leaders Group Annual Social

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nals in Portland's real estate industry. Past events have been audience to young leaders from various cross sections of the real estate industry and registra
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n us as we carry on the annual tradition of this event which will be hosted on Turner Construction's outdoor terrace overlooking the west bank of the Willam
Enjoy an evening complemented with beverages and hors d'oeuvres while meeting and catching up with other local young leaders within the community. A
be provided for this year's YLG Cascadia Regional Conference which our city will host in July.
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t how do we know that the methods we employ today will result in a better tomorrow? How do we create growth that leads to economic prosperity and
he sustainable ideals to which we are committed? Join us on July 29 and 30 to both examine the most pressing issues facing our region and to reflect
s stories that beat the odds of current market challenges.
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al planning efforts to better acquaint visitors with our region.
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nt.
inton: Executive Director, Portland Development Commission. Patrick will discuss the increasing importance of public/private partnerships in urban projects with a look
Americas. Learn why Vestas chose Portland's Pearl District for their North American headquarters, and what it takes to complete the largest LEED historic renovation in
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r: Harvard University Department of Economics Professor and author of "Triumph of the City." Ed will give us fascinating proof that the city is humanity's greatest invention a
n to our featured speakers, the conference includes panel discussions, small group breakout sessions, and site tours. Take this great opportunity to networ
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Subject: [BULK] REC REQUEST Fw: Wash Co Chair and Mayor's - WCCC After Meeting - 6/6/2011
Importance: Low

From: Joyce Barnard <jbarnard@beavertonoregon.gov>
To: Joyce Barnard <jbarnard@beavertonoregon.gov>
Sent: Fri, May 27, 2011 7:52:15 AM
Subject: Wash Co Chair and Mayor's - WCCC After Meeting - 6/6/2011
Dear Chair Duyck and Washington County Mayors,
This is a reminder of the meeting scheduled Monday, June 6, 2011, immediately following the
WCCC meeting. The meeting will take place in the third-floor conference room at Beaverton City
Hall, 4755 SW Griffith Drive (as you exit the elevator on the third floor, it’s the first door on the left).
Have a great day!
Joyce
Joyce M. Barnard
Executive Assistant to Mayor Denny Doyle | Office of the Mayor
City of Beaverton | PO Box 4755 | Beaverton OR 97076-4755
p: 503.526.2481 | f: 503.526.2571 | jbarnard@beavertonoregon.gov
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To: Roth, Debby
Subject: REC REQUEST Fw: Sallinger Joins Next Week's Forum Program

Sent: Thu, May 19, 2011 1:00:28 PM
Subject: Sallinger Joins Next Week's Forum Program


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To: Roth, Debby
Subject: [BULK] REC REQUEST Fw: weekly briefing
Importance: Low

Sent: Fri, May 27, 2011 4:33:49 PM
Here’s a Friday edition of the Griddle so the Waffle family can leave town for part of the weekend. Have a
great Memorial Day. If you are in town, don’t forget the ceremony in Forest Grove on Monday, May 30th at
12:30 p.m. at the largest flag in the area.

503-357-9112
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To: Roth, Debby
Subject: [BULK] REC REQUEST Fw: Let's not talk about climate change
Attachments: Climate
Importance: Low

From: "heather.coston@oregonmetro.gov" <heather.coston@oregonmetro.gov>
Sent: Wed, May 18, 2011 2:22:32 PM
Subject: Let's not talk about climate change
Let’s not talk about climate change

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To more effectively communicate about climate change, Metro hired Carlson Communications to review and summarize
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and values on climate change and land use and transportation policies. Learn the results of their research and share your
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To: Roth, Debby
Subject: REC REQUEST Fw: Budget Question

Cc: "Waffle, Dave" <DWaffle@ci.cornelius.or.us>
Sent: Wed, May 18, 2011 12:25:12 PM
Subject: Budget Question
Hi Neal,
Here are the budget figures that you requested. Please take into consideration that the 2012 budget has large capital
improvement projects included. Those projects will be reviewed at this evenings meeting. If you have any other
questions please let us know. Thank you.
2011 General Fund $5,715,151

2011 Total Budget $24,191,363
2012 General Fund $5,463,841

2012 Total Budget $28,065,552
Debby Roth, CMC

City of Cornelius
(503) 992-5305, (503) 357-7775 fax
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To: Roth, Debby
Subject: [BULK] REC REQUEST Fw: Compliments to Cornelius at WCCC
Importance: Low

<sheinrich@ci.cornelius.or.us>
Cc: "Reynolds, Dick" <rreynolds@ci.cornelius.or.us>; "Keyes, Terry" <tkeyes@ci.cornelius.or.us>; "Crowell, Mark"
<mcrowell@ci.cornelius.or.us>; Karen Hill <karenh@wccls.org>; "Meyer, Richard" <rmeyer@ci.cornelius.or.us>;
Sent: Thu, May 5, 2011 11:18:29 AM
Subject: FW: Compliments to Cornelius at WCCC
Richard Meyer wanted you to know about an upcoming meeting of the Washington County Coordinating
Committee meeting on May 9th. Council President Jef Dalin and I will be there. Apparently there will be some
recognition of our Main Street improvements on N. Adair Street. This is part of their agenda topic on pedestrian
safety along transit routes. The meeting is at 12 noon in the Beaverton Library. There is no award
presentation , just recognition by way of photos of the improvements.

503-357-9112

To: Waffle, Dave
Cc: Keyes, Terry; Reynolds, Dick
Subject: Compliments to Cornelius at WCCC
Dave,
At next Monday’s WCCC meeting, Tri-Met is going to describe Cornelius’ Main Street improvements as
exemplary pedestrian, transit and business friendly capital projects. It should be a nice compliment before our
county and regional peers. Would you like to give Commissioner Dalin and the Council a heads up? We
should make sure that Cornelius is represented at this meeting.
Jessica Tump, MTAC and WCTAC member representing Tri-Met, practiced on WCTAC last Thursday and
Keyes was pleasantly surprised. She and I have been talking back and forth the past couple of days, as she
wanted to assure that our Main Street projects and private response are described accurately. I gave her
before and after pictures as well.
- Richard
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From: Neal Knight Sent: Tue 4/26/2011 12:40 PM
To: Waffle, Dave; Dalin, Jeff; Jamie Minshall; Mari Gottwald; Steve Heinrich
Cc: Diana Moffat; Karen Hill; Meyer, Richard; Michael Kinkade (mkinkade@forestgrove-or.gov);
Subject: RE: Labor Relations 101 Workshop - May 2nd
Attachments:
this is a response to a letter sent to me by Richard Meyer ,
Dear Mayor Knight,
Thank you for sharing the email from Richard Meyer regarding County ordinance 740. This email disturbs me
for several reasons and does nothing to help the County/City partnerships that we have valued so highly. To
begin with, the email clearly lists friends as opponents, and opponents as friends. I am reminded that "no
good deed goes unpunished". For example, there was no admission that during the decisive hearing on March
15th, a motion was made by Commissioner Rogers and seconded by myself, to adopt the Cornelius map! The
vote failed, possibly because Commissioner Terry misunderstood what was on the table, but more
importantly because Commissioners Malinowsky and Schouten do NOT support the Cornelius alternative. To
state that " Stouten and Malinowsky favor our compromise" is blatantly false. I believe that this deal
would have been done quickly if this were true. Both of them are on record as opposing the Cornelius urban
reserves in the original plan that went to LCDC last summer, and they certainly didn't support it this time
around when they had a chance to.
My second point is that Mr Meyer makes the claim that " That would send it back to Metro and they

would have to vote on the compromise too, and most certainly favor it ". On what basis does he
say this? It is clear that individually the Councilors may say that they support Cornelius, and some do. But
collectively, I heard not a single word of support for a Cornelius urban reserve during the March 15th hearing.
Councilors Harrington and Hughes previously advocated for Cornelius heroicly, but there simply was not, and
likely is not, support for something that LCDC was very clearly against. If the issue was forced upon Metro by
Washington County, it is more likely that they would send it back to us with the instructions that we should
not replace land north of Cornelius at all! In fact, there is a clear indication by Metro that they would lean this
direction based on the vote by Metro on March 15th to do just that. It was only because of Washington
County Commissioners Terry, Rogers and myself, that this alternative gained no further traction.
If I may be so bold, I think that these claims are so far off the mark that it might be prudent to reexamine who
is fit to advise your Council. If the strategy is to stop the ordinance in order to take another look at it, that is
fair, although I doubt that it would lead to the desired outcome. However, your Council has a right to accurate
information about who the consistent supporters have been. Our intergovernmental relationships are too
important to be undermined in this way. Thank you for letting me respond to you in a frank manner.
Washington County Chair
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Andy Duyck
Mr. Mayor,
You said last week that you would like to testify at the final public hearing and decision by the
Washington County Board of Commissioners on Urban/Rural Reserves this week. The time
is 6:30 p.m. tomorrow, Tuesday, evening at the County Public Services building on 1st
Avenue in Hillsboro. If you have any pull with Commissioner Terry, please know that he is a
swing vote. Support for the County Reserves map like it is (without any Urban Reserves
north of Cornelius) sits at 3 to 2, with Commissioners Duyck, Rogers and Terry supporting
the map because they think Metro won’t support the compromise we proposed.
Commissioners Stouten and Malinowsky favor our compromise, mainly because it takes
away the Urban Reserve designation from the Helvetia area north of Sunset Highway. All
five or the County Commissioners have ‘voiced’ support for Urban Reserves north of
Cornelius. They just need to bump into a lack of three votes for their proposed map.
If you can get Bob Terry to vote against the map in front of them and then I think all five will
vote for our Community – Farmland Compromise. That would send it back to Metro and they
would have to vote on the compromise too, and most certainly favor it. So Bob Terry has the
power to win or lose this for Cornelius’ future. Commissioner Terry is right recommending
that we present our position at their work session earlier in the day. I am out of town
however tomorrow and cannot be there. If you want to change Commissioner Terry’s vote,
then you would need to contact him before that work session (probably at 2 or 4 o’clock in
the afternoon.
It is up to you at this point. Dick Reynolds may have time to plan some testimony to
supplement what you want to say. But it looks like a slam dunk against our community’s
cause if you don’t get Terry to support us with his vote of no on the current proposal. I will be
available after five o’clock tomorrow before the hearing.
- Richard
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This e-mail was sent to me by Richard Meyer . I was lead to beleive it's not true by Andy
Duyck . He also said that coming to tonights meeting to testify would be pointless . I would
appreciate any imput on this from any of the county commisioners .
Thank You ,
Mayor Neal Knight 503-359-5993

City of Cornelius
From: Waffle, Dave

Sent: Fri 4/22/2011 4:21 PM
Cc: Diana Moffat; Karen Hill; Meyer, Richard; Michael Kinkade (mkinkade@forestgrove-
Subject: Labor Relations 101 Workshop - May 2nd
You may recall that we had scheduled the staff of the Local Government Personnel Institute (LGPI) to come here
for a workshop on the basics of labor relations and the council’s role. They canceled that date but can come back
on Monday May 2nd. I believe that Jamie is out of town that night but we’ll save materials for him. I can review
those with him at his convenience.
We’d like to start in a worksession at 6:00 p.m. on May 2nd then start the City Council meeting about 7:30 p.m.
The agenda for the meeting is fairly light. I think Jamie was going to see about participating via phone. We’ll
provide dinner that evening. How does that sound? Thanks
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Roth, Debby
To: Roth, Debby

To: Mari Gottwald <mgottwald@ci.cornelius.or.us>; Mari Gottwald <mgottwald@ci.cornelius.or.us>; Steve Heinrich
<skheinrich@comcast.net>; Jamie Minshall <jminshall@ci.cornelius.or.us>; Jef Dalin (external) <jdalin@yahoo.com>;
Neal Knight <nknight@ci.cornelius.or.us>
Sent: Wed, May 25, 2011 2:47:46 PM
Mari,
From: Mari Gottwald

Since you have access to my city account, you have all my council related email. I make it a habit of using only my city
website for this purpose. I have not been on my home computer since sometime back in September before the election,
and I don't use my work email for city business. As instructed by you early on, I've made a habit of confining city business
to this website. What else is there?

City of Cornelius
From: Roth, Debby

Sent: Wed 5/25/2011 12:48 PM
Mayor & Council:

(1) Every person has the right to inspect any public record of a public body in this state, except as
 Paper
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Thank you,
Debby
Debby Roth, CMC

(503) 992-5305, (503) 357-7775 fax
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To: Roth, Debby
Subject: [BULK] REC REQUEST Fw: Area 6B Letters of Support
Attachments: Beaverton Support Ltr.doc
Importance: Low

To: Neal Knight <nknight@ci.cornelius.or.us>
Cc: Jef Dalin (external) <jdalin@yahoo.com>
Sent: Fri, May 6, 2011 10:34:36 AM
Subject: FW: Area 6B Letters of Support
Hi Neal – here is the letter that is in your mailbox awaiting signature.
Jef – this might come up at the elected officials meeting on Monday after the WCCC. You can inform them
we’ll be seeking their support for our potential high school site in the UGB expansion proposed for the Hillsboro
School District. Beaverton is just further along in their commitment to a site than is Hillsboro.

503-357-9112

Sent: Thursday, May 05, 2011 4:15 PM
To: Waffle, Dave
Cc: Reynolds, Dick
Subject: RE: Area 6B Letters of Support
Please review and comment on this letter of support for Knight’s signature.
From: Waffle, Dave

To: Meyer, Richard
Subject: FW: Area 6B Letters of Support
Can you help me understand where area 6B is? Is this part of the South Hillsboro area or closer to Cooper
Mountain. Thanks I would have thought Denny would have been more explicit.

503-357-9112
From: Joyce Barnard [mailto:jbarnard@beavertonoregon.gov] On Behalf Of Dennis Doyle

To: Mayor Dirksen, Tigard; Mayor Dirksen, Tigard 2nd Email; Mayor Dirksen, Tigard 3rd Email; Neal Knight; Mayor Peter
Truax, Forest Grove; Mayor Truax 2nd Email; Mayor Truax Forest Grove 3rd Email; Mayor Willey, Hillsboro 2nd Email;
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Mayor Willey, Hillsboro 3rd Email; fwd-Info; Waffle, Dave
Subject: Area 6B Letters of Support
Dear Mayors of Cornelius, Forest Grove, Hillsboro and Tigard:
I’m contacting you in the hope you will be kind enough to provide a letter of support for bringing Urban
Reserve Area 6B into the Urban Growth Boundary expansion. I recently met with Washington
County Chairman Andy Duyck and he made it clear that Washington County would support Area 6B if
I was able to obtain support letters from partnering cities.
First and foremost is this is the only place to site the Beaverton School District’s new high school. We
have the need but no place to build. The school is needed by 2014-15, and we must get moving.
Beaverton is largely close to being fully developed and to increase our employment and balance our
growth in the southwest corner of our city near the town center development, we also need the
expansion of area 6B to make this happen.
I would appreciate your support and ask that you send a letter to Chair Duyck expressing your
support of our request that Area 6B to be included in the Urban Growth Boundary. You can email the
letters to Chair Duyck at: Andy_duyck@co.washington.or.us.
If you need additional information regarding 6B, I would be happy to talk with you.
I sincerely appreciate your assistance.
Kindly,
Denny
Denny Doyle
Mayor | Office of the Mayor
p: 503.526.2481 | f: 503.526.2571 | ddoyle@beavertonoregon.gov
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Subject: Community Spirit Award Recipients Announced!
Honoring dedicated community partners for their

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From: Richard Ellmyer [ellmyer@macsolve.com] Sent: Mon 5/2/2011 9:19 AM
Cc:
Subject: As Predicted, Single-Payer Charade And $700,000,000 Health Care IOU - DEAD
Attachments:
March 14, 2011 - by Richard Ellmyer
"The 2011 Oregon Legislative Assembly Will FAIL, Again, To Produce Comprehensive Health Care
Reform To Address Oregon's Moral And Economic Health Care Crisis
There are three choices related to comprehensive health care legislation this session.
1. Support $700,000,000 in new taxes to pay for the IOU left on the table from the previous
sessions' Billion dollar health care bill.
2. Support Single-Payer legislation recently sent to committees in the House and Senate.
3. Other? Includes the status quo. Asking public employees to contribute more to their health insurance
benefits is NOT a comprehensive solution. Diddling with the size of the Oregon Health Plan is NOT
a comprehensive solution. Piling more money on health care for children is NOT
a comprehensive solution. Asking for any help or favors from the federal government is NOT
a comprehensive solution to Oregon's moral and economic health care crisis.
All available evidence persuades me to write with confidence that there is no possibility that new taxes will
be enacted to pay for the 700 million IOU nor is there a snowball's chance in hell that Single-Payer will
ever come up for a vote on the House floor. Chances that either $700,000,000 in new taxes to pay for the
languishing health care bill from previous sessions or a Single-Payer health care plan would be passed by
either chamber much less both are zero to none."
The Public Employees Party (Democrats) and its surrogates, Mitch Greenlick, Michael Dembrow, Chip
Shields, Laurie Monnes Anderson, Alan Bates et. al. ran like hell away from their previous work of several
sessions on their Billion dollar health care reform bill that required an additional $700,000,000 in new taxes to
become fully operational. That's DEAD. So much for years of work and so-called commitment by the once Public
Employees Party (Democrats) supermajority.
Shields, Laurie Monnes Anderson, Alan Bates et. al. couldn't get a committee work session on Single-Payer HB
3510 despite the fact that Mitch Greenlich is a cosponsor of the bill and cochair of the Health committee. HB
3510 DEAD.
Shields, Laurie Monnes Anderson, Alan Bates et. al. failed to have a mere public hearing, much less a work
session, on Single-Payer SB 888 despite the fact that Laurie Monnes Anderson is chair with a majority of Public
Employees Party (Democrats) including Chip Shields, SB 888 sponsor, and Alan Bates on her committee. SB
888 DEAD.
The Economic Darwinists Party (Republicans) aided and abetted their Public Employees Party (Democrats)
colleagues by their continuing efforts to stop all comprehensive health care reform solutions that violate their
principle that only those rich enough to afford to pay for a private health insurance industry policy should have
health care. The rest can suffer and die in the gutter.
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The taxpayer costs to subsidize health care premiums for public employees will continue to escalate unabated
consuming ever larger pieces of a shrinking public treasury pie.
The costs for businesses to subsidize health care premiums for their employees will continue to escalate
unabated forcing many businesses to stop paying altogether.
The class struggle war between Who Gets and Who Pays for health care in our Oregon community goes on
with no end in sight.
Our Oregon debate between health care as the Common Good versus health care as the domain of
the rich and politically powerful remains contentious and unresolved.
So, the winner again is - The Status Quo
And the loser again is - The State of Oregon
Richard Ellmyer
Former progressive candidate for the North Portland House seat in the May 2010 primary, who authored the no
tax increase, Single-Payer type plan, the Oregon Community Health Care Bill, in 2004 and who has supported
Single-Payer as the ONLY health care solution to Oregon's and America's moral and economic health care crisis.
Defeated by establishment Public Employees Party (Democrat), Tina Kotek, who would not extend the constituent
courtesy of submitting my Oregon Community Health Care Bill, does not support Single-Payer and voted for the
Billion dollar health care tax increase legislation of previous sessions.
P.S.
Not surprisingly, governor John Kitzhaber MD, whose ideas and efforts at health care reform were substantially
rejected by the Public Employees Party (Democrats) legislative leadership of the last two sessions, was NOT a
player in this game.
Note to readers:
the day.
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Roth, Debby
To: Roth, Debby
Subject: [BULK] REC REQEST Fw: Important - alternative budget hearing date
Importance: Low

To: Mari Gottwald <mgottwald@ci.cornelius.or.us>; "Dalin, Jeff" <jdalin@ci.cornelius.or.us>; Jamie Minshall
<jminshall@ci.cornelius.or.us>; Neal Knight <nknight@ci.cornelius.or.us>; Steve Heinrich <sheinrich@ci.cornelius.or.us>
Cc: "Jones, Ellie" <ejones@ci.cornelius.or.us>; "Mathiesen, Amber" <AMathiesen@ci.cornelius.or.us>; "Hill, Karen"
<karenh@wccls.org>; "Meyer, Richard" <rmeyer@ci.cornelius.or.us>; Michael Kinkade <mkinkade@forestgrove-or.gov>;
"Roth, Debby" <droth@ci.cornelius.or.us>; "Rubenstein, Paul" <PRubenstein@ci.cornelius.or.us>
Sent: Fri, May 27, 2011 1:13:46 PM
Yes – 7 p.m. Thanks Please just hold onto both dates at this point as I think some people have already left
town for the weekend such as Mayor Knight

503-357-9112
From: Mari Gottwald

To: Waffle, Dave; Dalin, Jeff; Jamie Minshall; Neal Knight; Steve Heinrich
Cc: Jones, Ellie; Mathiesen, Amber; Karen Hill; Meyer, Richard; Michael Kinkade (mkinkade@forestgrove-or.gov); Roth,
Debby; Rubenstein, Paul

City of Cornelius
From: Waffle, Dave

Sent: Fri 5/27/2011 11:15 AM
Can you all please respond just as soon as possible? Council President Jef Dalin has informed me that he is
not available on Monday 6/20 for the budget hearing. He suggests meeting on Monday 6/13 instead. Are you
available that evening? I need to know ASAP as we have to place our ads for the hearing and provide some
other notices in advance of the hearing. Thanks

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503-357-9112
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Roth, Debby
To: Roth, Debby
Subject: REC REQUEST Fw: DISASTER EXERCISE SHEAR DYNAMICS '11 - HIGH WIND
WARNING and FORECAST
Attachments: Msg 8_Forecast_May 9.doc; Msg 9_High Wind Warning_May 9.doc

To: Michael W. Kinkade <mkinkade@forestgrove-or.gov>; "Christy, Laura" <lchristy@ci.cornelius.or.us>; Annette Evans
<aevans@corneliusrfpd.org>; Dan Eischen <deischen@corneliusrfpd.org>; Wes VanDyke
Sent: Mon, May 9, 2011 12:29:41 PM
Subject: DISASTER EXERCISE SHEAR DYNAMICS '11 - HIGH WIND WARNING and FORECAST
...HIGH WIND WARNING IN EFFECT FROM 8PM THIS EVENING TO 8AM PDT TUESDAY FOR THE
OREGON COAST AND SOUTHWEST WASHINGTON COAST ...
THE NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE IN PORTLAND HAS ISSUED A HIGH WIND WARNING...WHICH IS IN
EFFECT FROM 8PM TONIGHT TO 8AM PDT TUESDAY.
* WINDS: STRONG...DAMAGING WINDS OF 55-65 MPH WITH GUSTS TO NEAR 100 MPH CAN BE
EXPECTED.
* TIMING: FROM 8PM TONIGHT THROUGH 8AM TOMORROW.
* LOCATIONS INCLUDE: FLORENCE ... ASTORIA ...TILLAMOOK...RAYMOND... LONG BEACH
* IMPACTS: STRONG...DAMAGING WINDS WILL LIKELY BLOW DOWN TREES CAUSING POWER
OUTAGES AND SIGNIFICANT PROPERTY DAMAGE. HIGH PROFILE VEHICLES MAY ALSO BE PRONE
TO BEING BLOWN OVER.
PRECAUTIONARY/PREPAREDNESS ACTIONS...
A HIGH WIND WARNING MEANS A HAZARDOUS HIGH WIND EVENT IS EXPECTED OR OCCURRING.
SUSTAINED WIND SPEEDS OF AT LEAST 40 MPH OR GUSTS OF 58 MPH OR MORE CAN LEAD TO
PROPERTY DAMAGE.
See attached for full text of warning.
A strong jet stream will usher in a very strong and moisture laden front this evening into early Tues. As the warm front
moves into the region this evening, rainfall amounts of 0.5 to near 1.0 inch can be expected in the valley with about 2 to 3
inches in the Coast Range . The heavy rain will push several rivers in the Coast Range and Willamette Valley to near or
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above flood stage early Tuesday. Additionally, the cold front will move ashore early Tues morning bringing very strong
winds to the region. Models show the low pressure system tracking across western Washington with a strong north-south
pressure gradient across the interior of northwest Oregon . Confidence remains high with this scenario. If this track is
correct, very strong winds can be expected along the Oregon coast and in the valleys of northwest Oregon . Wind gusts
of near 100 mph are possible along the coast later tonight and gusts near 70 mph are possible in the valleys early Tues
morning. These strong winds combined with the heavy rainfall the past couple of days could easily blow down trees,
create power outages and cause significant property damage. High Wind Warning will be issued for the coast, Coast
Range and valleys as well as several flood warnings.
Forecast Today:
Rain, heavy at times. Southeast wind 10 to 20 mph in the morning…increasing and becoming southwest 15 to 25 mph in
the evening…further increasing and becoming southerly 25-45 mph overnight. Gusts near 40 mph possible in the
evening and 50 mph overnight. Rainfall amounts of 0.5 to near 1.0 inch expected. Highs 60 to 65. Lows 40 to 45.
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Roth, Debby
To: Roth, Debby
Subject: [BULK] REC REQUEST Fw: Important - alternative budget hearing date
Importance: Low

Cc: "Jones, Ellie" <ejones@ci.cornelius.or.us>; "Mathiesen, Amber" <AMathiesen@ci.cornelius.or.us>; Karen Hill
<karenh@wccls.org>; "Meyer, Richard" <rmeyer@ci.cornelius.or.us>; mkinkade@forestgrove-or.gov; "Roth, Debby"
<droth@ci.cornelius.or.us>; "Rubenstein, Paul" <PRubenstein@ci.cornelius.or.us>
Sent: Fri, May 27, 2011 11:15:29 AM

503-357-9112
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Roth, Debby
To: Roth, Debby
Subject: REC REQUEST Fw: Tasks to perform

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Roth, Debby
To: Roth, Debby

To: Jef Dalin (external) <jdalin@yahoo.com>; Mari Gottwald <mgottwald@ci.cornelius.or.us>; Steve Heinrich
Sent: Thu, May 26, 2011 8:36:06 AM
Good Morning Jef,

Thanks,
Debby

Debby,


Jef

Sent: Wed, May 25, 2011 12:48:42 PM
Mayor & Council:
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 Paper
 Maps
 Faxes
Thank you,
Debby
Debby Roth, CMC

(503) 992-5305, (503) 357-7775 fax
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Roth, Debby
To: Roth, Debby
Importance: Low

From: "dwaffle@ci.cornelius.or.us" <dwaffle@ci.cornelius.or.us>
To: Jef Dalin <jdalin@yahoo.com>; Debby Roth <droth@ci.cornelius.or.us>; Amber Mathiesen
<amathiesen@ci.cornelius.or.us>; Ellie Jones <ejones@ci.cornelius.or.us>
Sent: Thu, May 26, 2011 7:54:08 AM
Subject: Re: weekly briefing
Difficult but not advertised yet. Your vote is critical
From: Jef Dalin <jdalin@yahoo.com>

Date: Thu, 26 May 2011 00:39:32 -0700 (PDT)
To: Waffle, Dave<DWaffle@ci.cornelius.or.us>
Dave,
I won't be available 6/20 (on the river with the boy scouts).
any chance of pulling the budget discussion into 6/13?
Jef

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Sent: Sun, May 22, 2011 5:54:22 PM

503-357-9112
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Waffle, Dave
Sent: Saturday, May 21, 2011 6:45 PM
To: alfredo.solares-vega@comcast.net; Dalin, Jeff; Mari Gottwald; Steve Heinrich
Cc: Waffle, Dave; nealdknight@verizon.net
Alfredo,

I did voice my concerns and views at the last budget committee meeting. By receiving your e
mail shortly after that meeting, I believe this as an attempt to change my opinion/view. I
support your choice to disagree with my opinions....that what makes this country great!
However, the voters of this community chose to vote for somebody with no political experience
vs. voting for the councilors that have been making policy for this city for many
years.....that says a lot.

I assure you that I am not emotional about my decisions, nor am I doing this to make friends.
I ran for office to do what the people that voted for me feel is best for the city.

I do not know you, but calling a person narrow minded is an insult. If you did in fact know
me, you would know that I am a about as open minded as they come. If you would in fact like
to meet me and not pre judge, give me a call. I would be more than happy to meet with you
and answer any questions/concerns you may have.


Respectfully,

City of Cornelius
503‐954‐5206

‐‐‐‐‐Original Message‐‐‐‐‐
From: alfredo.solares‐vega@comcast.net [mailto:alfredo.solares‐vega@comcast.net]
Sent: Sat 5/21/2011 5:32 PM
Cc: Waffle, Dave

Council members

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I want to encourage councilors Gottwald and Minshall again (as stated in my previous memo)
to go the extra mile, inform yourselves with facts and details, proactively air your concerns
and views, and offer solutions when you bring up legitimate complaints about city needs.
During budget season, emotional decisions can distract and sidetrack, preventing you from
making a decision that best meets the needs of an organization. There are legitimate and
not so legitimate reasons why cuts and adjustments are needed, approach it with
comprehensive and open rather than narrow mind.



Alfredo Solares‐Vega.

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Neal Knight
To: Meyer, Richard
Cc: Waffle, Dave; Reynolds, Dick
Subject: RE: Washington County Hearing on Urban Reserves
Attachments:

City of Cornelius

Sent: Mon 4/25/2011 6:08 PM
To: Neal Knight
Subject: Washington County Hearing on Urban Reserves
Neal,
I am surprised at Richard Meyers position. and use of my Name and Position along with
Commissioner's Schouten and Malinowski? I have just asked both of them if they have ever
had a meeting or discussion with Richard and the Reserve situation in Cornelius. Both of
them report to me that they have never had a meeting with anyone from Cornelius on the
issue. Commissioner Schouten said, "He has only had discussion with Richard Meyer in
passing, but nothing with anything of substance".
I do not think any of us have any doubt where and what the desire is for your City on this
matter. However, I have asked and indicated on more than one occasion to sit down with
Richard and your City Manager along with you to discuss this and see if there may be a
means to address this. It is a little late in the game to be fighting for something at this level in
view of what has taken place and the purpose of the current County Hearings. I think it is
safe to slay all of us as Commissioners feel your City has come up short now and in the
past. I am prepared to work to help and implement a strategy with you to correct this or work
towards a better position in the future. But, we or I must have someone to work with? Not
just talk and hyper allegations of self conclusion. Thank you for bring this to my attention. I
look forward to working with Cornelius on this and any other situation that we may work
together on.
From: nealdknight@verizon.net [mailto:nealdknight@verizon.net]

Sent: Tuesday, April 26, 2011 12:14 PM
To: bob@fisherfarms.com; Bob Terry
Subject: Richard Meyer
City of Cornelius
Page 2 of 3

Sent: Mon 4/25/2011 6:08 PM
To: Neal Knight
Mr. Mayor,
You said last week that you would like to testify at the final public hearing and decision
by the Washington County Board of Commissioners on Urban/Rural Reserves this
week. The time is 6:30 p.m. tomorrow, Tuesday, evening at the County Public
Services building on 1st Avenue in Hillsboro. If you have any pull with Commissioner
Terry, please know that he is a swing vote. Support for the County Reserves map like
it is (without any Urban Reserves north of Cornelius) sits at 3 to 2, with Commissioners
Duyck, Rogers and Terry supporting the map because they think Metro won’t support
the compromise we proposed. Commissioners Stouten and Malinowsky favor our
compromise, mainly because it takes away the Urban Reserve designation from the
Helvetia area north of Sunset Highway. All five or the County Commissioners have
‘voiced’ support for Urban Reserves north of Cornelius. They just need to bump into a
lack of three votes for their proposed map.
If you can get Bob Terry to vote against the map in front of them and then I think all five
will vote for our Community – Farmland Compromise. That would send it back to Metro
and they would have to vote on the compromise too, and most certainly favor it. So
Bob Terry has the power to win or lose this for Cornelius’ future. Commissioner Terry
is right recommending that we present our position at their work session earlier in the
day. I am out of town however tomorrow and cannot be there. If you want to change
Commissioner Terry’s vote, then you would need to contact him before that work
session (probably at 2 or 4 o’clock in the afternoon.
supplement what you want to say. But it looks like a slam dunk against our
community’s cause if you don’t get Terry to support us with his vote of no on the
current proposal. I will be available after five o’clock tomorrow before the hearing.
- Richard
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This e-mail was sent to me by Richard Meyer . I was lead to beleive it's not true by
Andy Duyck . He also said that coming to tonights meeting to testify would be
pointless . I would appreciate any imput on this from any of the county commisioners .
Thank You ,
Mr. Mayor,
You said last week that you would like to testify at the final public hearing and decision by the Washington
County Board of Commissioners on Urban/Rural Reserves this week. The time is 6:30 p.m. tomorrow, Tuesday,
evening at the County Public Services building on 1st Avenue in Hillsboro. If you have any pull with
Commissioner Terry, please know that he is a swing vote. Support for the County Reserves map like it is
(without any Urban Reserves north of Cornelius) sits at 3 to 2, with Commissioners Duyck, Rogers and Terry
supporting the map because they think Metro won’t support the compromise we proposed. Commissioners
Stouten and Malinowsky favor our compromise, mainly because it takes away the Urban Reserve designation
from the Helvetia area north of Sunset Highway. All five or the County Commissioners have ‘voiced’ support for
Urban Reserves north of Cornelius. They just need to bump into a lack of three votes for their proposed map.
If you can get Bob Terry to vote against the map in front of them and then I think all five will vote for our
Community – Farmland Compromise. That would send it back to Metro and they would have to vote on the
compromise too, and most certainly favor it. So Bob Terry has the power to win or lose this for Cornelius’
future. Commissioner Terry is right recommending that we present our position at their work session earlier in
the day. I am out of town however tomorrow and cannot be there. If you want to change Commissioner Terry’s
vote, then you would need to contact him before that work session (probably at 2 or 4 o’clock in the afternoon.
It is up to you at this point. Dick Reynolds may have time to plan some testimony to supplement what you want
to say. But it looks like a slam dunk against our community’s cause if you don’t get Terry to support us with his
vote of no on the current proposal. I will be available after five o’clock tomorrow before the hearing.
- Richard
Roth, Debby
To: Roth, Debby
Subject: REC REQUEST Fw: Oregon Is Getting Back To Work

Sent: Tue, May 24, 2011 3:40:22 PM
Subject: Oregon Is Getting Back To Work

WEA small logo
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Hi-ho, hi-ho! It's off to work we go.
There is more good news this week for employers and people hoping to find
work in the Portland metropolitan region and in most counties in the state of
Oregon.
Oregon's jobless rate fell to 9.6 percent in April, when more than 1.6 million
people were actively working. This marked the lowest unemployment levels in 30
months with half of Oregon's 36 counties posting single-digit unemployment
levels in the month of April.
The news is particularly encouraging on the Westside of the Portland

metropolitan region, where the numbers of workers actively seeking employment
last month was estimated at 7.8 percent. Neighboring Multnomah County
reported unemployment levels of 8.7 percent, Clackamas County 8.9 percent,
Yamhill County 9.6 percent.
To the north, workforce analysts reported jobless rates in Clark County,

Washington have fallen sharply in recent months to an estimated 10.2 percent.
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But unlike the Oregon estimates, the latest figures from Washington's
Employment Security Department are not seasonally adjusted and will appear
slightly higher by comparison.
Nearly all of the recent job growth in Oregon can be credited to the private
sector job growth with employers in Washington County adding more than 3,900
jobs in the past 12 months; 2,200 more in Multnomah County; 300 in Clackamas;
and 190 more in Yamhill County. Most of this recent job growth has been
concentrated in manufacturing (+2,490); professional and business services
(+1,360) and educational and health services (+2,720) since April 2010.
Public sector employment in Clackamas, Washington and Yamhill Counties fell

in all levels of government with more than 1,150 jobs lost in the past 12 months.
Multnomah County has lost nearly 900 jobs with the federal government and
local education districts in the past year, but has added 500 state and local
government workers.
Despite the encouraging trends of the past five months, an estimated 80,335
Oregonians were unable to find work in Clackamas, Multnomah, Washington and
Yamhill Counties last month. Statistically, the picture appears far worse in
central Oregon, where Crook County (15.3 percent) and Harney County (13.9
percent) posted the highest unemployment figures in the state. But these figures
represent fewer than 1,900 workers combined in the two sparsely populated
counties.
For the latest economic and demographic indicators, see WEA's website.

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Roth, Debby
To: Roth, Debby
Subject: [BULK] REC REQUEST Fw: Today's Legal News
Importance: Low

From: Newswatch <editor@lawnewswatch.com>
Sent: Thu, May 19, 2011 12:45:41 AM
Subject: Today's Legal News
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Roth, Debby
To: Roth, Debby
Subject: [BULK] REC REQUEST Fw: Planning Commission Meeting Agenda 5-24-2011
Attachments: PC 5-24-11.pdf
Importance: Low

Sent: Tue, May 17, 2011 3:54:29 PM
Subject: Planning Commission Meeting Agenda 5-24-2011
For your information.
Debby Roth, CMC

City of Cornelius
p-503-992-5305
From: Rush, Susan

Subject: May 24 Planning Commission Meeting Agenda
Attached is the agenda for the May 24 Planning Commission Meeting for your review and publication.
Susan Rush
Support Specialist II
Phone: 503.992.5371
Fax: 503.357.3424
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Roth, Debby
To: Roth, Debby
Subject: [BULK] REC REQUEST Fw: IRS Form 1099 Reporting Update, May 4, a Lorman Live Audio
Conference
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Roth, Debby
To: Roth, Debby
Subject: [BULK] REC REQUEST Fw: short vacation - long weekend
Importance: Low

Cc: Karen Hill <karenh@wccls.org>; "Meyer, Richard" <rmeyer@ci.cornelius.or.us>; mkinkade@forestgrove-or.gov;
"Roth, Debby" <droth@ci.cornelius.or.us>; "Rubenstein, Paul" <PRubenstein@ci.cornelius.or.us>
Sent: Wed, May 18, 2011 10:34:02 AM
Subject: short vacation - long weekend
I need to use up some vacation time so I’ll be off on Friday 5/20 and Monday 5/23. I’ll be around town so I am
not appointing an acting CM. Please call if you need me however.
I am also planning a longer vacation after budget adoption in late June. Thanks

503-357-9112
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Mari Gottwald
From: Mari Gottwald Sent: Mon 1/17/2011 10:00 AM
To: Brent Gayman
Cc: nealdknight@verizon.net; jamiedoors@hotmail.cm
Subject: RE: Garbage from J. Brad Coffey
Attachments:
THANK YOU! I hope you will be there tommorrow evening and fill out a card to speak. We
need some of the bleeding heart residents to hear and see the other side of these two. They
don't understand, and you could help them come to reality! I will have your email with me
tomorrow!

City of Cornelius
From: Brent Gayman [mailto:brent.aircarenw@gmail.com]

Sent: Sun 1/16/2011 9:23 PM
To: Neal Knight; Mari Gottwald; Jamie Minshall
Subject: Garbage from J. Brad Coffey
Neil, Mari & Jamie,
I thought you might want to see the garbage that some people are
spreading. Don't miss the child like behavior I forwarded to you from
J. Brad Coffey at the bottom of this e-mail.
I have shared this with Neil sometime ago in person, but thought I
would mention this again. My wife and I own and operate Jarrell's
AirCare NW, Inc at 12th & Adair. When I called the city offices to
try and meet with the building dept. to see what would be allowed to
improve the looks of our old shop (by updating the front, facing
Adair) I was ignored, three times. So I guessed the city liked the
looks of our 1930's shop and gave up. At the beginning of the Adair
Street improvement project Richard Meyer tried to force us out by
lying (yes, a bald face lie), saying that we didn't have a permit for
our Adair Street access and that ODOT would not allow the city to
provide us with an apron through the new sidewalk in front of our
business. His suggestion was for us to donate our paid for property
and move to an industrial site as tenants. Out of the kindness of
their heart, the city would pay our lease for two years after which we
would pay the lease. That my friends was an insult to my
intelligence! After I complained to Dave Waffle, he re-enforced the
lie and played along with Meyer. After we spent $4996.00 on attorney
fee's to prove to the city that they could NOT block our access with a
sidewalk and NO apron, we contacted State Senator Bruce Starr. Bruce
https://webmail.ci.cornelius.or.us/Exchange/mgottwald/Sent%20Items/RE:... 5/24/2011
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brought ODOT regional manager Jason Tell to a meeting with Waffle,

Meyer, my wife, my son and I. At the beginning of the meeting I told
Jason that I didn't appreciate ODOT trying to close our family
business by blocking access to our shop and property. After turning
beet red with anger he (Jason Tell) said, "who Mr Gayman told you that
we wouldn't allow your access". I pointed across the table to Richard
Meyer and said, "he did, Richard Meyer" and City Manager Dave Waffle.
Jason Tell then said, "Mr Gayman, I promise you that ODOT has no part
in, nor any interest in closing your access or business." After Meyer
and Waffle tried to explain away their lie, we adjourned.
The next day Bruce Starr called to tell me that Jason Tell at ODOT
would not approve any more of the city's Adair project until they had
a signed agreement with Mr Gayman. I would not sign an agreement
until our family was reimbursed $4996 for the attorney we should have
NEVER needed to hire. All because of Meyer and Waffle's intimidation
tactics.
I know of case after case after case of the city staff pulling this
crap with citizens, business owners and tax payers that they have
vowed to help and support. And that my friends is why the business
district of Cornelius looks a run down ghost town. Through threats
and intimidation they have gotten some of the old buildings burnt down
by the fire dept. only to have bare lots growing weeds all summer
long.
So, after you fire Dave Waffle you need to fire the "Un-Development
Director and Liar" Richard Meyer. He has chased way more businesses
away from and out of town than he ever attracted to the city.
We and our business neighbor have access to 12th street, except the
city reneged on their promised to mark the street "loading zone" so
the staff and patients from Virginia Garcia Clinic park in front of
our doors, leaving our side access "worthless". Richard Meyers other
lie to The Gayman's. We will contact you guys (and gal :):) ) after
this current garbage your forced to deal with clears the air.
PLEASE REMEMBER, YOU THREE HAVE THE MAJORITY VOTE FROM THE CITIZENS
WHO VOTED YOU INTO OFFICE. THE CITY HAD A LEGAL VOTE, THEY KNEW WHAT
THEY WOULD GET BY VOTING FOR YOU, NOW BE THE LEADERS YOU ARE AND PUT A
STOP TO THIS MADNESS IN CORNELIUS. You have our support already, we
voted for you and you WON!!! Don't let the loud mouths who come to
the council meeting(s) try to buffalo you into something that the
MAJORITY wants, CHANGE!!!
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Do to the fact that I teach in the evenings at PCC in Portland, I am

unable to make it to the meeting Tuesday.
We AND THE MAJORITY are with you,
Brent & Rebecca Gayman

Jarrell's AirCare NW, Inc.
503-522-9011 Brent's cell
P.S. Rebecca's grandfather was councilman and then Mayor of

Cornelius, Rebecca's father was councilman (2 terms) and them Mayor (2
terms) , then planning commissioner and I (Brent) a planning
commissioner and then councilman until we moved back to Hillsboro,
where we currently reside. All this city activism in our family and
sooo much grief from the city, go figure huh? Imagine if you were new
and wanted a business here, too much garbage to contend with. Change
it!
---------- Forwarded message ----------

From: Brent Gayman <kd7hyb@hotmail.com>
Date: Sun, Jan 16, 2011 at 7:45 PM
Subject: FW: Cornelius Council Meeting Tuesday @ 7:00
To: brent.aircarenw@gmail.com
________________________________
Date: Sun, 16 Jan 2011 19:43:15 -0800
Subject: Fwd: Cornelius Council Meeting Tuesday @ 7:00
From: becky.aircarenw@gmail.com
To: kd7hyb@hotmail.com
---------- Forwarded message ----------

From: Brad <t873sm@gmail.com>
Date: Sun, Jan 16, 2011 at 6:01 PM
Subject: Cornelius Council Meeting Tuesday @ 7:00
To:
It looks as though our work is cut out for us this week. Neal, one
day after committing to keep Dave Waffle on the job, has decided again
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to fire Dave (see Forest Grove News Times Article). We will have to
be at the Council meeting on Tuesday night to again, make our case for
Dave. I hope that you will all be able to come. Please tell others
about the meeting and the importance of the decision that is on the
table. If you are a business person, please come and tell your story
about your experience in Cornelius. If you are not able to come,
please submit a statement in writing or email before the meeting.
There is an executive session scheduled to determine their strategy
for replacing Dave at 6:15, followed by a meeting at 7:00. If you need
directions or have questions or need a ride, let me know. I will try
to help you out. Please come a few minutes before 7:00 (last meeting,
there was a lot of people there at 6:30). Please stand if you are
able to allow those who can't stand the chance to attend.
In writing to you today, I find myself at a crossroads. I have thus

far been focused on the facts and positive attributes concerning Dave
Waffle. I think that the community has done a pretty good job is
making the case for keeping Dave Waffle. I would like to say thanks
to all who have spoken up. I think that it is also important to say
thanks to Dave Waffle. I think it would have been easy to just “take
the money and run”, but Dave has made the tough choice for the right
reasons. Thank you, Dave for all that you have done and all that you
continue to do in and for the City of Cornelius. If you get a chance,
please call Dave or email him to show your support personally.
I think that the time has come to shift the focus from Dave to Neal
Knight. I have been asking Neal and the other new Councilors to
answer questions regarding motivations and plans that they have. Thus
far, I have received no reply. Not that big of a deal, they are
under no obligation to respond to me specifically. So, after some
quick web searches and a few phone calls I find myself with some
answers to the following questions.
Who is Neal Knight? What kind of person is Neal Knight?
I submit the following:
In the Team 3 campaign video, Neal claims that one of his properties
pays $800 per month for the “water tax”, which is actually known as
the General User Fee. I have checked with the City and that
information is public record. The property that Neal was referring to
actually pays $216 per month for the General User Fee. In the same
video, Neal, Mari and Jamie is standing in front of a church (referred
to as a “place of worship”) and Jamie claims that they pay over $1000
per month in water bills. The actual amount that they pay is $360 per
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month for the General user fee and they would have to use an
inordinate amount of water to have a water bill over $1000. There was
an issue of leaks on that property and their water bills could have
been high during that period. I do not know what they paid while
that was going on, but that data should not be used. If you are going
to make a point, it should be using real information, not atypical
data.
Why does Neal feel the need to lie to make his point?
There is another video that, I believe shows Neal's character. In

this video, Neal is driving his big truck and spinning around on city
streets. I cannot tell which city it is, but that is not the point.
It is clearly a city street, notice the curb, sidewalk, streetlights,
fire hydrant, etc. The most important part of this video is the last
few seconds, when being implored by the people there to “Do it
again!”, he sticks his head out of the window. You can clearly see
that it is Neal and if you listen he says, “No, it's too expensive if
I get caught.”
In other words, its okay as long as he doesn't get caught. This is

proof that he understands that it is wrong (illegal, actually) and
chose to do it anyway (more than once, if you watch you will see the
evidence).
This the person leading our City. What kind of example is he setting
in these videos? It is apparent to me, from the examples I have used,
that law and facts don't matter to Neal. I am left to assume that he
will continue to do and say whatever he feels like until he is held
accountable. How do you get through to someone like this? I wish I
knew. When no one is watching, I believe that Neal is going to do
exactly what he wants. By his actions so far as Mayor, I think that
he does not now and I doubt that he ever did have what was best for
Cornelius on his mind. Don't believe me? Call Neal up and talk to him
for yourself 503-359-5993. Ask him for his “fresh ideas” to improve
the city, but make sure he can explain why and how they will effect
the entire city.
This is why it is so important to come to the Council meetings. We

need to make sure they know that people do care and are watching and
expect them to do their job and live up to their oath.
Is the city of Cornelius perfect? No, but if we work together, we can

make it better. Neal has made it pretty clear that he is not
interested in working with others or in the open. By telling the city
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manager not to put a letter of complaint addressed to the Mayor and

Council on the agenda because he thinks someone is trying to embarrass
him (see Forest Grove News Times Article) is evidence that Neal does
not respect his oath of office. Neal is upset that someone is calling
his actions into question, when it is his actions that have created an
atmosphere of doubt and mistrust since he seems to make choices driven
by personal issues. Accusations of ethics violations are usually
going to be embarrassing for at least one of the parties involved. I
think, in this case; Dave Schamp made it clear that he simply wants
clarification about what happened and appropriate action taken. I
applaud and thank Dave for stepping forward. I have submitted a
written a complaint about how Neal dealt with the first complaint. If
Neal has done nothing wrong, what is the problem talking about the
facts? The sooner that the facts are out in the open, the sooner the
city can move past these issues.
Neal may have great ideas for attracting new business to Cornelius,
but he has not made any of those plans known with the exception of his
desire to do away with any fees or rules regarding business. There
are reasons for these fees and rules. If they are not desirable, why
can't we discuss the reasons and let everyone have the opportunity to
come to the same conclusion? Let's make some informed, public
decisions about how the city runs. Neal needs to be more forthcoming
about his ideas and reasons for them. From my perspective, Neal seems
to be trying to create a reason to dismiss the city manager. Neal
should explain himself on this issue, but will he?
--
Have a great day,
J. Brad Coffey
Please insert your favorite inspirational phrase here.

Now you have been motivated, so go out and start making a difference!!!!
--
Becky Gayman, Sec./Tres.
503-640-6405
www.aircarenw.com
--
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Jarrell's AirCare NW, Inc.

Brent Gayman, President
PO Box 2125
503-640-6405
www.aircarenw.com
Roth, Debby
To: Roth, Debby
Subject: [BULK] REC REQUEST Fw: Last chance to join the celebration!
Importance: Low

From: Community Action <cholmstedt@caowash.org>
Sent: Wed, May 25, 2011 3:40:36 PM
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Neal Knight
Cc: Waffle, Dave
Attachments:

City of Cornelius

Sent: Mon 5/23/2011 10:21 AM
Cc: Waffle, Dave
Hello City Council,
John Groth
I appreciate your comments on these issues . As you know Team 3 ran there campain on doing our best to keep
the costs of running the city down without going after important services ( police , fire , public works ) . It should
be possible to remove the general service fee without hurting impotant services . We do intend to do that but
have had a lot of resistance from the city manager on down .
I beleive that Dave Waffle does not understand that the Mayor & City Council are his bosses and does not seem
to be working for there best interest .However I am confident that dispite the obsticals being thrown in our way .
we will prevail in doing what is best for the people of cornelius .
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Neal Knight
To: Neal Knight; Jef Dalin (external); Mari Gottwald; Steve Heinrich; Jamie Minshall; Michael
Kinkade; Rubenstein, Paul
Attachments:
Neal – thanks for asking the questions. Let’s see if I can rephrase the questions and answer each part. If there
are more questions please direct them to me and other managers so we can answer them.
Where did the money go from police officer vacancies this current year? The basic answer is that any $$ left
in the Police Department budget is swept back into the General Fund “ending fund balance” at the end of the
year and used as “net working capital” to begin the new fiscal year on July 1, 2011. This is the same for all
departments in the General Fund. We know the Police Department will be under spent and have accounted
for that in our estimate of having $571,335 in net working capital for FY 2011‐2012. We always estimate that
retired.
Where did the money go from Fire Chief retirement this current year? On March 7, 2011 the City Council
Since we don’t have a Fire Chief how are the savings being used next year? The savings from not having a
Fire Chief generally just allow more flexibility in the General Fund with all the departments. Fortunately the
Fire Department’s intern grant was also renewed so the General Fund doesn’t have to absorb those costs
either. We would be in much worse financial condition if we still had to pay a Fire Chief and support the
intern program. The Fire Department specifically benefited from the “fire chief savings” in several ways. They
are being allowed some materials and services expenses that I’ve knocked out in other departments. Their
materials and services budget grows from $253,212 to $369,973 while personal services declines.
https://webmail.ci.cornelius.or.us/Exchange/nknight/Inbox/RE:%20police%... 5/26/2011
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503‐357‐9112
From: Neal Knight

To: Jef Dalin (external); Mari Gottwald; Steve Heinrich; Jamie Minshall; Neal Knight; Michael Kinkade;
Rubenstein, Paul; Waffle, Dave
Thank You
City of Cornelius
https://webmail.ci.cornelius.or.us/Exchange/nknight/Inbox/RE:%20police%... 5/26/2011
Neighborhood Review Meeting Instruction Sheet
The purpose of the Neighborhood Review Meeting is to allow the neighbors and residents to become
familiar with the proposal and to identify any issues, which may be associated with an application. The
intention of the meeting is to result in a completed application that is more responsive to the neighborhood
concerns, reducing the likelihood for delays and appeals of the application.
PROCEDURES
Five (5) days prior to submittal of a Type III request which requires review by the Planning
Commission, and for the application to be complete, the applicant shall provide an opportunity to meet
with neighboring property owners, residents and businesses by conducting a neighborhood meeting.
The applicant shall select the meeting time and place. The starting time selected shall be limited to a
weekday evening after 6:00 p.m. or a weekend at any reasonable time. The meeting shall be held at a
location open to the public and in compliance with the Americans with Disabilities Act within the
boundaries of the City of Cornelius. A sign of approximately 22” x 28” with minimum 2” lettering shall
be placed at the entrance of the meeting place at least one hour prior to the meeting. Such sign will
announce the meeting, that the meeting is open to the public and that interested persons are invited to
attend. This sign shall be removed upon conclusion of the meeting by the applicant.
The applicant shall send by regular mail a written notice announcing the Neighborhood Review Meeting
to the Planning Director and property owners within 250 feet of the subject property. The notice shall
include the date, time and location of the meeting and a brief description of the nature and location of
the proposal. The notice shall be deposited in the mail in the city, not less than twenty (20) days prior to
the required Neighborhood Review Meeting.
Not less than 20 calendar days prior to the Neighborhood Review Meeting, the applicant shall post a
notice on the property which is subject of the proposed application. The notice shall be posted within 50
feet of an adjoining public right-of-way in a manner that can be seen and reasonably read from the right-
of-way. The notice shall state that the site may be subject to a proposed development and shall set forth
the name of the applicant and a telephone number where the applicant can be reached for additional
information. The site shall remain posted until the conclusion of the Neighborhood Review Meeting.
At the Neighborhood Review Meeting, the applicant shall present the proposed application to the
neighbors in attendance. The attendees may identify any issues that they believe should be addressed in
the proposed application and recommend that those issues be submitted for city consideration and
analysis.
If responses to the meeting notice were not received by the applicant and no one attended the
Neighborhood Preview Meeting, the applicant shall submit evidence as indicated above, with the Notes
reflecting the absence of comment and/or attendance.
The applicant shall not be required to hold more than one Neighborhood Review Meeting
provided such meeting is held within 180 days prior to submitting a land use of design review
application for one specific site.
Roth, Debby
To: Roth, Debby
Subject: REC REQUEST Fw: Portland City Council Unanimously Approves Neighborhood Economic
Development Strategy

From: Mayor Sam Adams <MayorSam@portlandoregon.gov>
Sent: Thu, May 26, 2011 2:50:42 PM
Subject: Portland City Council Unanimously Approves Neighborhood Economic Development Strategy
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 Annual one percent net job growth in priority neighborhoods.
To create thriving commercial areas, successful neighborhood businesses, and equitable access to
quality jobs throughout our city, the NED Strategy builds on the best-practice, community driven
approach to successfully position neighborhoods, local businesses and their residents to connect to and
compete in the regional economy. This collaborative approach to neighborhood economic development
will build partnerships for implementation, and ensure that the implementation process reflects
community priorities and strengthens communities from within.
This strategy is intended to proactively support communities of color citywide and residents and
businesses within “priority neighborhoods.” Priority neighborhoods are those experiencing lagging
commercial investment and increased poverty; experiencing gentrification pressures; facing substantial
change due to major public infrastructure improvements; or those businesses risk losing ground to
suburban or big box competitors.
At Wednesday afternoon’s council hearing on the NED Strategy, several community stakeholders spoke
in favor of adopting the plan.
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noted Nick Sauvie of the Rose Community Development Corporation.
“This strategy says that people matter,” said Rey Espana, with the Native American Youth and Family
Center.
“The most important thing I can think of that should come out of this is that it remains community
driven,” said Sheila Holden, representing the Interstate Urban Renewal Area Advisory Committee.
“And that we really take the opportunity to work with the community, and take advantage of some of
the best practices that are already working, expand on those, and bring in those [practices] that we heard
about in the two year process from other communities, so that we get the best jobs for our local
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Neal Knight
Cc:
Subject:
Attachments:

City of Cornelius
City of Cornelius
I noticed that on our city web site there is a request to fill a job at the library . Is this for
real ? Why when we can't afford enough officers to keep the city safe are we adding to the
cost to run the city by hiring more people at the library ?
Is it also true that a sugestion was made by Dave Waffle to let the only parks
maintinance person go to find funds for the police officer ?
It seams that what are obvious cuts are not being made ,and are not even going to be
sugested try to prove that we can't make the needed cuts .
After reading the letters sent by both Bob Terry & Andy Duyke it is obvious one person is
not only failing to do there job but doing more damage than good and has been for a long
time while the city manager looks the other way !
Are we ever going to deal with the real problems in Cornelius or just continue to pretend that
there is no problems and tell the people they need to pay more fees & taxes or we will cut
needed sevices to try and make a point no mater how wrong we are by doing so ? Or do we
need to change city managment ?
https://webmail.ci.cornelius.or.us/Exchange/nknight/Sent%20Items/No%20... 5/26/2011
Roth, Debby
To: Roth, Debby

To: Jamie Minshall <jminshall@ci.cornelius.or.us>; Mari Gottwald <mgottwald@ci.cornelius.or.us>; Steve Heinrich
<skheinrich@comcast.net>; Jamie Minshall <jminshall@ci.cornelius.or.us>; Jef Dalin (external) <jdalin@yahoo.com>;
Sent: Wed, May 25, 2011 5:14:23 PM
Hi Jamie,
Thank you for the questions. The City Attorney was copied on this email due to the nature of the records request. It's
important that legal counsel is made aware of the request; should legal consultation be required or advice on other
questions relating to the Public Records Law. If I need the City Attorney's office to review these emails to ensure they are
subject to disclosure under the Public Records Law, the City can charge those costs back to the requesting party so it will
not be a cost to the City.
The records request was from the media and I'm relaying that request to you. They'll be provided a copy of this email in
the overall documents.
Debby Roth, CMC

(503) 992-5305, (503) 357-7775 fax
Debby,
I also don't correspond in regards to city business anywhere other than here through the city e mail. I did notice that Pam
& Nancy were included on this e mail....are we being charged for them to read our e mails? I thought you said this was in
regards to something with a newspaper? I don't see any media people listed.

City of Cornelius
1
From: Roth, Debby
Sent: Wed 5/25/2011 12:48 PM
Mayor & Council:
I received a public records request and your assistance is appreciated. The request is to provide "all" email sent and
received by the Cornelius city council for the month of May.
I'll need each of you to provide a copy of email that you have sent and or received in your official capacity for May. This
includes email from your City email account, personal email account or business email account.
z (1) Every person has the right to inspect any public record of a public body in this state, except as otherwise expressly
¡ Paper
¡ Maps
¡ Faxes
"Writing" means handwriting, typewriting, photographing and every means of recording, including letters, words, pictures,
sounds, symbols, or combination thereof and all papers emails, maps, files, facsimiles or electronic recordings.
Thank you,
Debby
Debby Roth, CMC
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(503) 992-5305, (503) 357-7775 fax
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Roth, Debby
To: Roth, Debby
Subject: REC REQUEST Fw: LOC Bulletin - May 6 edition

From: Julie Oke <jmoke@orcities.org>
To: Jefrey Dalin <jdalin@ci.cornelius.or.us>
Sent: Fri, May 6, 2011 11:39:40 AM
If the above link is not connecting to this week's Bulletin, it can also be viewed through the home page of the League's
Web site: www.orcities.org.
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You are currently subscribed to loc-weekly-bulletin as: jdalin@ci.cornelius.or.us.
To unsubscribe click here:

http://list.orcities.org:81/u?id=60769.197a0b64d684496573f15540d8647b9c&n=T&l=loc-weekly-
bulletin&o=197153
or send a blank email to leave-197153-60769.197a0b64d684496573f15540d8647b9c@list.orcities.org
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Roth, Debby
To: Roth, Debby
Subject: [BULK] REC REQUEST Fw: Word on the streets
Importance: Low

From: Neal Knight <nknight@ci.cornelius.or.us>
To: John & Cyndi Groth <jcgroth@comcast.net>; "Dalin, Jeff" <jdalin@ci.cornelius.or.us>; Jamie Minshall
<jminshall@ci.cornelius.or.us>; Mari Gottwald <mgottwald@ci.cornelius.or.us>; Steve Heinrich
Sent: Mon, May 23, 2011 12:37:37 PM

City of Cornelius

Sent: Mon 5/23/2011 10:21 AM
Cc: Waffle, Dave
Hello City Council,
John Groth
I appreciate your comments on these issues . As you know Team 3 ran there campain on doing our best to
keep the costs of running the city down without going after important services ( police , fire , public works ) . It
should be possible to remove the general service fee without hurting impotant services . We do intend to do
that but have had a lot of resistance from the city manager on down .
I beleive that Dave Waffle does not understand that the Mayor & City Council are his bosses and does not
seem to be working for there best interest .However I am confident that dispite the obsticals being thrown in
our way . we will prevail in doing what is best for the people of cornelius .
1
2
Roth, Debby
To: Roth, Debby
Subject: [BULK] REC REQUEST Fw: Public Records Request-Cornelius City Council
Attachments: image003.png
Importance: Low

From: Jamie Minshall <jminshall@ci.cornelius.or.us>
To: "Roth, Debby" <droth@ci.cornelius.or.us>; Councilor Gottwald <mgottwald@ci.cornelius.or.us>; Councilor Heinrich
<skheinrich@comcast.net>; Councilor Minshall <jminshall@ci.cornelius.or.us>; Jef Dalin (external)
<jdalin@yahoo.com>; Mayor Knight <nknight@ci.cornelius.or.us>
Sent: Wed, May 25, 2011 3:19:40 PM
Debby,
I also don't correspond in regards to city business anywhere other than here through the city e mail. I did notice that Pam & Nancy
were included on this e mail....are we being charged for them to read our e mails? I thought you said this was in regards to something

City of Cornelius
From: Roth, Debby
Sent: Wed 5/25/2011 12:48 PM
Mayor & Council:
I received a public records request and your assistance is appreciated. The request is to provide "all" email sent and received by the
Cornelius city council for the month of May.
I'll need each of you to provide a copy of email that you have sent and or received in your official capacity for May. This includes
z (1) Every person has the right to inspect any public record of a public body in this state, except as otherwise expressly provided by
ORS 192.501 to 192.505
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¡ Paper
¡ Maps
¡ Faxes
"Writing" means handwriting, typewriting, photographing and every means of recording, including letters, words, pictures, sounds,
If you have any questions regarding this request, please let me know. I appreciate your help in disclosing all the requested documents.
Thank you,
Debby
Debby Roth, CMC
(503) 992-5305, (503) 357-7775 fax
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Roth, Debby
To: Roth, Debby
Subject: [BULK] REC REQUEST Fw: Word on the streets
Importance: Low

From: John & Cyndi Groth <jcgroth@comcast.net>
To: nknight@ci.cornelius.or.us; jdalin@ci.cornelius.or.us; jminshall@ci.cornelius.or.us; mgottwald@ci.cornelius.or.us;
Steve Heinrich <sheinrich@ci.cornelius.or.us>
Cc: dwaffle@ci.cornelius.or.us
Sent: Mon, May 23, 2011 10:21:09 AM
Hello City Council,
John Groth
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Roth, Debby
To: Roth, Debby
Subject: REC REQUEST FW: Public Records Request-Cornelius City Council

Sent: Wed, May 25, 2011 2:12:49 PM
Since you have access to my city account, you have all my council related email. I make it a habit of using only my city
website for this purpose. I have not been on my home computer since sometime back in September before the election,
and I don't use my work email for city business. As instructed by you early on, I've made a habit of confining city business
to this website. What else is there?

City of Cornelius
From: Roth, Debby

Sent: Wed 5/25/2011 12:48 PM
Mayor & Council:

 Paper
 Maps
 Faxes
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Thank you,
Debby
Debby Roth, CMC

(503) 992-5305, (503) 357-7775 fax
2
Roth, Debby
To: Roth, Debby
Importance: Low

Sent: Sun, May 22, 2011 5:54:22 PM

503-357-9112
1
Roth, Debby
To: Roth, Debby
Subject: REC REQUEST Fw: Joint Western Washington County Cities Dinner/Legislative Training
Session

Sent: Tue, May 24, 2011 12:50:20 PM

City of Cornelius
From: Roth, Debby

Sent: Tue 5/24/2011 8:47 AM
Session. If you plan to attend the meeting, please notify me as soon as possible and I will RSVP for Cornelius.
If you have any questions let me know. Thank you.
2011.
Commissioner, League of Oregon Cities, and Western Washington County Mayors, City Councilors and City
officials.
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Peter Truax, Mayor
Debby Roth, CMC

(503) 992-5305, (503) 357-7775 fax
2
Roth, Debby
To: Roth, Debby
Subject: REC REQUEST Fw: Amended Agenda - Parks Advisory Board May 3, 2011 Meeting
Attachments: AMENDED AGENDA - May 3.pdf

Sent: Mon, May 2, 2011 8:15:07 AM
Subject: FW: Amended Agenda - Parks Advisory Board May 3, 2011 Meeting
FYI
Debby Roth, CMC

City of Cornelius
p-503-992-5305
From: Carter, Linda

Sent: Friday, April 29, 2011 9:24 AM
Subject: Amended Agenda - Parks Advisory Board May 3, 2011 Meeting
Attached is the amended agenda for the May 3, 2011 Parks Advisory Board meeting for your review
and publication
Linda W. Carter
Support Specialist III

1300 S. Kodiak Circle
Cornelius, OR 97113
Phone 503 357-3011
Fax 503 357-3424
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Roth, Debby
To: Roth, Debby
Subject: [BULK] REC REQUEST Fw:
Importance: Low

To: Mari Gottwald <mgottwald@ci.cornelius.or.us>; Steve Heinrich <sheinrich@ci.cornelius.or.us>; Jamie Minshall
<jminshall@ci.cornelius.or.us>; Jef Dalin (external) <jdalin@yahoo.com>; "Waffle, Dave" <DWaffle@ci.cornelius.or.us>;
Sent: Wed, May 4, 2011 6:45:34 PM
Subject:

City of Cornelius
City of Cornelius
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Roth, Debby
To: Roth, Debby
Subject: [BULK] REC REQUEST Fw: Mark the Date: Memorial Day Ceremony
Importance: Low

Sent: Mon, May 2, 2011 3:26:14 PM
Subject: FW: Mark the Date: Memorial Day Ceremony
Here is an invitation from the City of Forest Grove to join in their Memorial Day ceremony on May 30th.

503-357-9112
From: Michael W. Kinkade

To: City Councilors; All Staff
Subject: Mark the Date: Memorial Day Ceremony
This year’s Memorial Day Ceremony will be held Monday, May 30, 2011 at the large flag park at 12:30 p.m. Please mark
your calendars.
Thanks,
Michael
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Roth, Debby
To: Roth, Debby
Subject: REC REQUEST Fw: The bicycle-transit connection

From: Blair Crumpacker <Blair_Crumpacker@co.washington.or.us>
To: dgustafson@ci.beaverton.or.us; realy@ci.beaverton.or.us; sherilb@ci.hillsboro.or.us; steph@wpcwalks.org;
librarian@gmail.com; Aisha Willits <Aisha_Willits@co.washington.or.us>; "Amy Rose, Metro"
<amy.rose@oregonmetro.gov>; Andrew Singelakis <Andrew_Singelakis@co.washington.or.us>;
brianbiehl@cityofbanks.org; celianunez@frontier.com; cvm@interactivenw.com; "Craig Dirksen, Mayor, Tigard"
<craigd@tigard-or.gov>; Dan Knoll <knoll@ci.wilsonville.or.us>; "Dave Grant, Sherwood" <grantd@ci.sherwood.or.us>;
Dave Schamp <Dave_Schamp@co.washington.or.us>; "Dave Waffle, Cornelius" <dwaffle@ci.cornelius.or.us>;
dwells@ci.king-city.or.us; david_hatcher@northplains.org; davidnewham@comcast.net; deannap@hillchamber.org;
Dennis Mulvihill <Dennis_Mulvihill@co.washington.or.us>; Denny Doyle - Mayor of Beaverton
<ddoyle@ci.beaverton.or.us>; "Derek J. Robbins, Forest Grove" <djrobbins@forestgrove-or.gov>; Don Odermott
<dono@ci.hillsboro.or.us>; trancongroup@gmail.com; "Doug Menke, thprd" <dmenke@thprd.org>; Gary Stockhoff
<Gary_Stockhoff@co.washington.or.us>; "Gray, Linda" <linda.gray@oregonstate.edu>; Greg Miller
<greg_miller@co.washington.or.us>; Gus@tigard-or.gov; Heather McCarey <heather@wta-tma.org>;
jamiem@metlandgroup.com; vannattaj@trimet.org; "Jef Dalin, Cornelius" <jdalin@yahoo.com>; Jerry Willey - Mayor of
Hillsboro <jerryw@ci.hillsboro.or.us>; "Jim Hough, City of Banks" <citymanager@cityofbanks.org>; Joann Hoffman
<Joann_Hoffman@co.washington.or.us>; Joe Younkins <Joe_Younkins@co.washington.or.us>;
John_Valley@merkley.senate.gov; joshua.naramore@oregonmetro.gov; Joyce Barnard - Mayor Doyles Assistant
<jbarnard@ci.beaverton.or.us>; Kathryn Harrington - home <kathryn@sansoucie.com>; "Kathryn Harrington, Metro"
<kathryn.harrington@oregonmetro.gov>; "Keith Mays, City" <maysk@ci.sherwood.or.us>; "Keith Mays, Sherwood"
<keithmays@comcast.net>; David.KIM@odot.state.or.us; "Lou Ogden, Tualatin" <lou.ogden@juno.com>; "Marah
Danielson, ODOT" <Marah.B.DANIELSON@ODOT.state.or.us>; Margot Barnett <margot.barnett@oregonstate.edu>;
Mark Brown <Mark_Brown@co.washington.or.us>; Mark C. Ottenad <ottenad@ci.wilsonville.or.us>;
Mcfarlan@trimet.org; "Michael Sykes, Forest Grove" <msykes@ci.forest-grove.or.us>; Mike Castillo - City Councilor
Hillsboro <mikeca@ci.hillsboro.or.us>; Monique Beikman - Tualatin City Councilor <monique.beikman@gmail.com>;
ClarkO@tri-met.org; "Peter Truax, Forest Grove" <pbtfg@aol.com>; RPitz@commnewspapers.com; "Richard Meyer,
Cornelius" <rmeyer@ci.cornelius.or.us>; Rob Massar <Rob_Massar@co.washington.or.us>; Robert Dixon
<robd@ci.hillsboro.or.us>; "Roland Signett, Durham" <cityofdurham@comcast.net>; "Roy Rogers, Washington County"
<royr@rascpas.com>; "Ryan Birr, Banks" <ryan@nwinsurance.net>; Sheila Giambrone
<Sheila_Giambrone@co.washington.or.us>; Steve.deptula@us.army.mil; sgulgren@thprd.org; sdturley98@msn.com; Tim
Knapp <knapp@ci.wilsonville.or.us>; "Tim Wilson, ODOT" <timothy.j.wilson@odot.state.or.us>
Cc: courtney.duke@pdxtrans.org; Andy Back <Andy_Back@co.washington.or.us>; Blair Crumpacker
<Blair_Crumpacker@co.washington.or.us>; Clark Berry <Clark_Berry@co.washington.or.us>; Deena Platman
<Deena.Platman@oregonmetro.gov>; Don Otterman <Don@northplains.org>; "Duane Roberts, Tigard" <duane@tigard-
or.gov>; Gary Calvert <Gary_Calvert@co.washington.or.us>; Hal Bergsma <hbergsma@thprd.org>; "Jabra Khasho,
Beaverton" <jkhasho@beavertonoregon.gov>; Jason Waters <watersj@ci.sherwood.or.us>; tumpj@trimet.org; Jon
Holan <jholan@forestgrove-or.gov>; "Judith Gray, City of Tigard" <Judith@tigard-or.gov.>; "Kaaren Hofmann, Tualatin"
<khofmann@ci.tualatin.or.us>; Margaret Middleton <mmiddleton@ci.beaverton.or.us>; bowers@ci.wilsonville.or.us; Mike
McKillip <mmckillip@ci.tualatin.or.us>; Rob Foster <rfoster@forestgrove-or.gov>; SteveL Kelley
<SteveL_Kelley@co.washington.or.us>; tkeyes@ci.cornelius.or.us; "Tom Pessemier, Sherwood"
<pessemiert@ci.sherwood.or.us>
Sent: Wed, May 4, 2011 3:30:08 PM
Subject: The bicycle-transit connection
WCCC members and interested parties,
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Given recent discussions on active transportation issues and projects, Commissioner Dick Schouten suggested we pass
on this link to a story addressing approaches to combining bicycle and transit trips.
http://bikeportland.org/2011/04/27/new-research-says-bikes-on-transit-most-cost-effective-approach-52207
Blair Crumpacker
Senior Planner, Planning Division
Land Use and Transportation
503.846.3878
blair_crumpacker@co.washington.or.us
2
Roth, Debby
To: Roth, Debby
Subject: [BULK] REC REQUEST Fw: ADA: "Hot Button" Issues May 19, Webinar
Importance: Low

From: Newswatch <webinars@lawnewswatch.com>
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From: Joyce Barnard [jbarnard@beavertonoregon.gov] Sent: Mon 5/2/2011 1:14 PM
To: Joyce Barnard
Cc:
Attachments:
This is a reminder of the meeting scheduled Monday, May 9, 2011, immediately following the WCCC
meeting. The meeting will take place in the third‐floor conference room at Beaverton City Hall, 4755 SW
Griffith Drive (as you exit the elevator on the third floor, it’s the first door on the left).
Have a great day!
Joyce
Joyce M. Barnard

This e-mail is a public record of the City of Beaverton and is subject to public disclosure unless exempt from disclosure
under Oregon Public Records Law. This email is subject to the State Retention Schedule.
https://webmail.ci.cornelius.or.us/Exchange/nknight/Inbox/Wash%20Co%2... 5/26/2011
Roth, Debby
To: Roth, Debby
Subject: REC REQUEST Fw: Today's Legal News

From: Newswatch <editor@lawnewswatch.com>
Sent: Mon, May 2, 2011 12:45:34 AM
Subject: Today's Legal News
LawNewsWatch
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To: Roth, Debby
Subject: REC REQUEST Fw: Vision Action Network - Spring 2011 Newsletter
Attachments: Spring 2011 Newsletter.pdf

From: Vision Action Network <Van@co.washington.or.us>
To: Vision Action Network <Van@co.washington.or.us>
Sent: Wed, May 4, 2011 10:15:59 AM
Subject: Vision Action Network - Spring 2011 Newsletter
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To: Roth, Debby
Subject: [BULK] REC REQUEST Fw: Wash Co Chair and Mayor's - WCCC After Meeting - 5/9/2011
Importance: Low

From: Joyce Barnard <jbarnard@beavertonoregon.gov>
To: Joyce Barnard <jbarnard@beavertonoregon.gov>
Sent: Mon, May 2, 2011 1:14:50 PM
This is a reminder of the meeting scheduled Monday, May 9, 2011, immediately following the WCCC
meeting. The meeting will take place in the third-floor conference room at Beaverton City Hall, 4755
SW Griffith Drive (as you exit the elevator on the third floor, it’s the first door on the left).
Have a great day!
Joyce
Joyce M. Barnard
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To: Roth, Debby
Subject: REC REQUEST Fw: Webinar- Reduce Cost and Risk Through Legacy Data Management

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Roth, Debby
To: Roth, Debby
Subject: [BULK] REC REQUEST Fw: Thank you for what you do.
Importance: Low

To: alfredo.solares-vega@comcast.net; "Dalin, Jeff" <jdalin@ci.cornelius.or.us>; Steve Heinrich
<sheinrich@ci.cornelius.or.us>; Jamie Minshall <jminshall@ci.cornelius.or.us>
Sent: Mon, May 23, 2011 9:36:23 AM
Alfredo,
I would like an answer to a question. How can you or anyone else judge a person narrow minded when you
don’t know that person personally? I don’t know you from Adam, and would never do such a thing.
I have a very LARGE legitimate concern regarding an item in the budget. This is a concern that I cannot state
to Mr. Waffle. However, Mr. Waffle knows of the situation and has not addressed it. AND, until the situation
is addressed, I cannot in all conscious vote for the proposed budget. This is a concern I personally feel is most
important to Cornelius being able to grow. Without growth, attracting businesses that will provide a wage a
family can live on, we will go nowhere. Yes, we are getting a Sonic, but it replaces a business we lost, and
Sonic will NOT provide many family wage jobs. Yes, we have a Walmart, but how many of the employees
there make a wage that a family can live on per month? My guess is that most are either doing it as a second
job, or maybe an out of work parent took the job to add to another parent’s non-family supporting wages. We
need solid companies that pay well.
If you consider all the businesses we’ve lost over the last few years, the new businesses we’ve “gained” aren’t
that much of a step forward.
Now that I’ve said that, maybe you’ll get an open mind, and realize that just maybe there ARE things in the city
that need to change. Only God has the right to judge people, we don’t. Consider the plank in you own eye
before you decide I, or anyone else, are narrow-minded.

City of Cornelius

Sent: Sat 5/21/2011 5:32 PM
Cc: Waffle, Dave
Council members
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offer solutions when you bring up legitimate complaints about city needs. During budget season,
emotional decisions can distract and sidetrack, preventing you from making a decision that best
meets the needs of an organization. There are legitimate and not so legitimate reasons why cuts and
adjustments are needed, approach it with comprehensive and open rather than narrow mind.
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Neal Knight
To... andy_duyck@co.washington.or.us bob_terry@co.washington.or.us
roy_rogers@co.washington.or.us dick_schouten@co.washington.or.us
greg_malinowski@co.washington.or.us
Cc...
Bcc...
Subject: FW: Washington County Hearing on Urban Reserves
Attachments:

City of Cornelius

Sent: Mon 4/25/2011 6:08 PM
To: Neal Knight
Mr. Mayor,
https://webmail.ci.cornelius.or.us/Exchange/nknight/Drafts/FW:%20Washin... 5/26/2011
Page 2 of 2
- Richard
This e-mail was sent to me by Richard Meyer . I was lead to beleive it's not true by Andy Duyck . He also said
that coming to tonights meeting to testify would be pointless . I would appreciate any imput on this from any of
the county commisioners .
Thank You ,
https://webmail.ci.cornelius.or.us/Exchange/nknight/Drafts/FW:%20Washin... 5/26/2011
Roth, Debby
To: Roth, Debby
Subject: REC REQUEST Fw: WCCC packet for May 9 meeting posted

To: Jef Dalin (external) <jdalin@yahoo.com>
Cc: "Meyer, Richard" <rmeyer@ci.cornelius.or.us>; "Keyes, Terry" <tkeyes@ci.cornelius.or.us>
Sent: Mon, May 9, 2011 9:29:37 AM
Subject: FW: WCCC packet for May 9 meeting posted
Hi Jef – Please take a look at the flex funds proposals. We have nominated a project to fill in the gaps along
10th Avenue in sidewalks, c&g, drainage as a freight project. The data and scoring is incomplete at this point
as it is for other projects. The memo doesn’t describe it (so you might ask) but it appears that the funding has
dropped for the “green economy & freight” category from about $2 million to $1.3. So we withdrew an initial
proposal for Baseline (1st – 10th) because it was too much for the allocation.
I think it is a good time to debate the relative allocation of funds from the “active streets” to the “green
economy/freight” category. I thought that job creation was supposed to be the priority. Thanks
The WCCC is going to be ranking the projects until the 6/6 meeting. See you at noon

503-357-9112
From: Blair Crumpacker [mailto:Blair_Crumpacker@co.washington.or.us]

librarian@gmail.com; Aisha Willits; Amy Rose, Metro; Andrew Singelakis; brianbiehl@cityofbanks.org;
celianunez@frontier.com; cvm@interactivenw.com; Craig Dirksen, Mayor, Tigard; Dan Knoll; Dave Grant, Sherwood;
Dave Schamp; Waffle, Dave; dwells@ci.king-city.or.us; david_hatcher@northplains.org; davidnewham@comcast.net;
deannap@hillchamber.org; Dennis Mulvihill; Denny Doyle - Mayor of Beaverton; Derek J. Robbins, Forest Grove; Don
Odermott; trancongroup@gmail.com; Doug Menke, thprd; Gary Stockhoff; Gray, Linda; Greg Miller; Gus@tigard-or.gov;
Heather McCarey ; jamiem@metlandgroup.com; vannattaj@trimet.org; Jef Dalin (external); Jerry Willey - Mayor of
Hillsboro; Jim Hough, City of Banks; Joann Hoffman; Joe Younkins; John_Valley@merkley.senate.gov;
joshua.naramore@oregonmetro.gov; Joyce Barnard - Mayor Doyles Assistant; karen@wta-tma.org; Kathryn Harrington -
home; Kathryn Harrington, Metro; Keith Mays, City; Keith Mays, Sherwood; David.KIM@odot.state.or.us; Lou Ogden,
Tualatin; Marah Danielson, ODOT; Margot Barnett; Mark Brown; Mark C. Ottenad; Mcfarlan@trimet.org; Michael Sykes,
Forest Grove; Mike Castillo - City Councilor Hillsboro; Monique Beikman - Tualatin City Councilor; ClarkO@tri-met.org;
Peter Truax, Forest Grove; RPitz@commnewspapers.com; Meyer, Richard; Rob Massar; Robert Dixon; Roland Signett,
Durham; Roy Rogers, Washington County; Ryan Birr, Banks; Sheila Giambrone; Steve.deptula@us.army.mil;
sgulgren@thprd.org; sdturley98@msn.com; Tim Knapp; Tim Wilson, ODOT
Cc: vannattaj@trimet.org; Judith@tigard-or.gov; Sam.H.Hunaidi@odot.state.or.us; Anne Madden; Arlene Loble; Brent
Curtis; David Kim; Dick Schouten; hbergsma@thprd.org; erniep@hbapdx.org; Jason Waters; tumpj@trimet.org;
john.gillam@pdxtrans.org; Jon Holan; Jonathan Schlueter; ldditmars@peterkort.com; Loretta Skurdahl;
msansoucie@ci.beaverton.or.us; Mary Manseau; matt.wellner@metlandgroup.com; Media - Bruce Bartlett;
MikeM@tigard-or.gov; Norm Rindal; Russell Knoebel; Sarah Jo Chaplen; stuart.gwin@pdxtrans.org; Keyes, Terry; Tina
Bailey; Tom Arnold; Tom Tushner; Veronica.Valenzuela@oregonmetro.gov; Young Park; courtney.duke@pdxtrans.org;
Andy Back; Blair Crumpacker; Clark Berry; Deena Platman; Don Otterman; Duane Roberts, Tigard; Gary Calvert; Jabra
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Khasho, Beaverton; Judith Gray, City of Tigard; Kaaren Hofmann, Tualatin; Margaret Middleton;
bowers@ci.wilsonville.or.us; Mike McKillip; Rob Foster; SteveL Kelley; Tom Pessemier, Sherwood
Subject: WCCC packet for May 9 meeting posted
Washington County Coordinating Committee members,
The agenda and packet for your May 9 meeting have been posted on the WCCC web page.
Don't hesitate to call if you have questions
Blair Crumpacker
503.846.3878
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Roth, Debby
To: Roth, Debby
Subject: REC REQUEST Fw: Thank you for what you do.

From: Jamie Minshall <jminshall@ci.cornelius.or.us>
To: alfredo.solares-vega@comcast.net; "Dalin, Jeff" <jdalin@ci.cornelius.or.us>; Mari Gottwald
<mgottwald@ci.cornelius.or.us>; Steve Heinrich <sheinrich@ci.cornelius.or.us>
Cc: "Waffle, Dave" <DWaffle@ci.cornelius.or.us>; nealdknight@verizon.net
Sent: Sat, May 21, 2011 6:45:13 PM
Alfredo,
I did voice my concerns and views at the last budget committee meeting. By receiving your e mail shortly after that meeting, I believe
this as an attempt to change my opinion/view. I support your choice to disagree with my opinions....that what makes this country
great! However, the voters of this community chose to vote for somebody with no political experience vs. voting for the councilors
that have been making policy for this city for many years.....that says a lot.
I assure you that I am not emotional about my decisions, nor am I doing this to make friends. I ran for office to do what the people
that voted for me feel is best for the city.
I do not know you, but calling a person narrow minded is an insult. If you did in fact know me, you would know that I am a about as
open minded as they come. If you would in fact like to meet me and not pre judge, give me a call. I would be more than happy to
meet with you and answer any questions/concerns you may have.
Respectfully,

City of Cornelius
503-954-5206
Sent: Sat 5/21/2011 5:32 PM
Cc: Waffle, Dave
Council members
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As a former councilor and neighbor I want to thank you Jeff and Steve for the job, time and dedication supporting the city manager
and city staff.
I want to encourage councilors Gottwald and Minshall again (as stated in my previous memo) to go the extra mile, inform yourselves
with facts and details, proactively air your concerns and views, and offer solutions when you bring up legitimate complaints about city
needs. During budget season, emotional decisions can distract and sidetrack, preventing you from making a decision that best meets
the needs of an organization. There are legitimate and not so legitimate reasons why cuts and adjustments are needed, approach it
with comprehensive and open rather than narrow mind.
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Roth, Debby
To: Roth, Debby
Subject: [BULK] REC REQUEST Fw: Thank you for what you do.
Importance: Low

From: "alfredo.solares-vega@comcast.net" <alfredo.solares-vega@comcast.net>
To: jdalin@ci.cornelius.or.us; mgottwald@ci.cornelius.or.us; sheinrich@ci.cornelius.or.us; jminshall@ci.cornelius.or.us
Cc: dwaffle@ci.cornelius.or.us
Sent: Sat, May 21, 2011 5:32:20 PM
Council members
offer solutions when you bring up legitimate complaints about city needs. During budget season,
emotional decisions can distract and sidetrack, preventing you from making a decision that best
meets the needs of an organization. There are legitimate and not so legitimate reasons why cuts and
adjustments are needed, approach it with comprehensive and open rather than narrow mind.
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Roth, Debby
To: Roth, Debby
Subject: [BULK] REC REQUEST Fw: LOC Bulletin - May 20 edition
Importance: Low

Sent: Fri, May 20, 2011 12:40:32 PM
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To: Roth, Debby
Subject: [BULK] REC REQUEST Fw: Labor Relations 101
Importance: Low

To: Jamie Minshall <jminshall@ci.cornelius.or.us>
Cc: "Roth, Debby" <droth@ci.cornelius.or.us>; Neal Knight <nknight@ci.cornelius.or.us>; Mari Gottwald
<mgottwald@ci.cornelius.or.us>; Steve Heinrich <sheinrich@ci.cornelius.or.us>; Jef Dalin (external)
<jdalin@yahoo.com>
Sent: Tue, May 3, 2011 10:09:33 AM
Subject: Labor Relations 101
Hi Jamie – I hope you are enjoying your trip. I’d be happy to review the Labor Relations 101 materials that
were presented at the worksession on May 2nd. It was a solid presentation that I can summarize for you to
help you prepare for the labor issues we’ll be facing. Just let me know when a convenient time is after you
return. Thanks

503-357-9112
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Roth, Debby
To: Roth, Debby
Subject: [BULK] REC REQUEST Fw: LOC's Oregon Local Leadership Institute (OLLI) Upcoming
trainings
Importance: Low

From: "olli@list.orcities.org" <olli@list.orcities.org>
To: Jeffrey Dalin <jdalin@ci.cornelius.or.us>
Cc: Kim Shook <kshook@orcities.org>
Sent: Thu, May 19, 2011 9:37:04 AM
Subject: LOC's Oregon Local Leadership Institute (OLLI) Upcoming trainings
Oregon Local Leadership Institute (OLLI)

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05/24/11 Medford
Council/Manager/Staff Relations: We Can All Get Along!

LGMC Core area #9 Elected Official/Manager Competencies - 6 hours
05/27/11 Redmond (LOW REGISTRATIONS!)
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To: Roth, Debby
Importance: Low

To: Mari Gottwald <mgottwald@ci.cornelius.or.us>; Jef Dalin (external) <jdalin@yahoo.com>; Steve Heinrich
Sent: Fri, May 27, 2011 9:01:03 AM
Thank you Mari.
Debby Roth, CMC

(503) 992-5305, (503) 357-7775 fax
From: Mari Gottwald

I have nothing to send, I have checked and double checked. I only use this sitefor city business, and have been since it
was set up.

City of Cornelius
From: Roth, Debby

Sent: Thu 5/26/2011 5:40 PM
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Debby Roth, CMC

(503) 992-5305, (503) 357-7775 fax
From: Roth, Debby

Good Morning Jef,

Thanks,
Debby

Debby,


Jef

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Sent: Wed, May 25, 2011 12:48:42 PM
Mayor & Council:

 Paper
 Maps
 Faxes
Thank you,
Debby
Debby Roth, CMC

(503) 992-5305, (503) 357-7775 fax
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To: Roth, Debby
Subject: REC REQUEST Fw: ALM(R) now at LexisNexis(R)

From: Jane Staley Boaz <lexisnexis@email.lexisnexismail.com>
Sent: Thu, May 19, 2011 7:59:27 AM
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To: Roth, Debby
Subject: REC REQUEST Fw: Budget Meeting May 11th 7pm
Attachments: bud 050911.doc; bud 050911.pdf

To: "Mathiesen, Amber" <AMathiesen@ci.cornelius.or.us>; Amy Scheckla-Cox <a.scheckla-cox@comcast.net>; Brad
Coffey <t873sm@gmail.com>; "Dalin, Jeff" <jdalin@ci.cornelius.or.us>; Jamie Minshall <jminshall@ci.cornelius.or.us>;
Mari Gottwald <mgottwald@ci.cornelius.or.us>; Neal Knight <nknight@ci.cornelius.or.us>; Ralph Brown
<brownrnc@frontier.com>; Rebecca Edmison <edmisonr@frontier.com>; Steve Heinrich <sheinrich@ci.cornelius.or.us>
Cc: "Roth, Debby" <droth@ci.cornelius.or.us>; "Mathiesen, Amber" <AMathiesen@ci.cornelius.or.us>; "Noffsinger, Joe"
<jnoffsinger@ci.cornelius.or.us>; "Reynolds, Dick" <rreynolds@ci.cornelius.or.us>; "Keyes, Terry"
<tkeyes@ci.cornelius.or.us>; "Crowell, Mark" <mcrowell@ci.cornelius.or.us>; "Black, Steve"
<sblack@ci.cornelius.or.us>; "Reckmann, Marc" <mreckmann@ci.cornelius.or.us>; "Jones, Ellie"
<ejones@ci.cornelius.or.us>; "Meyer, Richard" <rmeyer@ci.cornelius.or.us>; "Rubenstein, Paul"
<PRubenstein@ci.cornelius.or.us>; Karen Hill <karenh@wccls.org>; Michael W. Kinkade <mkinkade@forestgrove-
or.gov>
Sent: Wed, May 11, 2011 3:07:38 PM
Subject: RE: Budget Meeting May 11th 7pm
Enclosed is the memo I’ll distribute tonight at the Budget Committee outlining three options to find $$ for the
13th police officer position. We’ll have copies for you this evening but thought you might want to see this ahead
of time. The major change is a decision to move forward now with a reduction in the hours of the Municipal
Court. In addition we also have actual rates for health insurance instead of conservative estimates. Each
option allows the Budget Committee to approve the funding for the Police Department with 24x7 patrol
coverage. Option A retains the ability for an 11% reduction in the General Services Fee. I trust you’ll find
these alternatives responsive to your request on April 28th. See you tonight.
We have learned that Amy Scheckla-Cox will be absent due to a family emergency but expect everyone else.
Thanks for your service on the Budget Committee.

503-357-9112
From: Mathiesen, Amber

Attached is this week’s agenda for the Budget Committee meeting. Please be sure to bring your book with you
and if you have any questions please send those over as soon as possible so we can have responses ready
for the meeting.
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We are planning a final meeting May 18th to hold the public hearings, make any final revisions and adopt the
budget. So be sure to mark your calendars, we need a minimum of 6 members voting to adopt to pass the
budget.
Amber Mathiesen
City of Cornelius
PH: 503-357-9112
FAX: 503-357-7775
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Cornelius development stakeholder meeting minutes
May 12, 2011

Attendees - Gene Zurbrugg, Dick Reynolds, Neal Knight, Charlene Couch, Bruce Chamberlin
Here are highlights of discussion at our kick-off meeting:
 Cornelius has competitively-priced, commercially-zoned real estate available.

 Traffic through town averages about 40,000 vehicles per day.
 Pending business projects: Virginia Garcia clinic facility, Fred Meyer remodel, Sonic
restaurant. Some small residential projects also permitted.
 There was a consensus that Cornelius businesses could benefit from having an alliance
similar to a Chamber of Commerce.
 There were questions regarding the process and requirements of Neighborhood Review
Meetings.
 There was some sentiment expressed that we would benefit from some representation
from the agricultural business sector.
Mr. Zurbrugg expressed that permitting and inspection processes have improved considerably
this year.
There was discussion of enforcement of outside storage & display and whether such enforcement
might be too stringent at times. Also stated was that some businesses have encountered what
amounts to an ’honesty penalty’ when approaching the City with the intent to do the right thing.
That is, intended improvement ideas were complicated by perhaps unreasonable, non-value-
added requirements and the costs to satisfy some requirements of the city. Mr. Reynolds agreed
to provide information on Conditional Use Permits pertaining to outside storage and display for
commercial and industrial zones. (See attachment A)
Also provided by Mr. Reynolds is an instruction guide for the Neighborhood Review process
(Attachment B.) and an offer to aid in forming an alliance of businesses by providing a list of
licensed businesses.
Roth, Debby
To: Roth, Debby
Subject: [BULK] REC REQUEST Fw: explosion at Stimson Lumber
Importance: Low

Sent: Wed, May 11, 2011 1:42:39 PM
We have had a REAL incident at Stimpson Lumber this afternoon. There was an explosion of some kind with
multiple injuries. Life Flight is in route as are multiple ambulances and the regional hazmat team. We’ll let you
know when we know more. Cornelius Fire has moved up to cover Gaston as they are at the scene.

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To: Roth, Debby
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Neal Knight
From: chamberlin97113@comcast.net Sent: Fri 5/20/2011 10:31 PM
[chamberlin97113@comcast.net]
To: nealdknight
Cc: Neal Knight
Subject: Development stuff
Attachments: Cornelius development 20110512.docx(18KB) Attachment A. (5-19-11).doc(45KB)
Attachment B. (Neighborhood Review Meeting Instructions).doc(39KB)
Neal,
I've attached some meeting minutes for your review and two files sent by Dick Reynolds.
Dick did a great job at following through at what was asked of him. He's offered a list of
businesses licensed in Cornelius in order to get rolling on restarting a Chamber of
Commerce or similar business alliance to bring concerns or input before the Council or
Planning Commission. I'll take him up on that. Do you know who chaired / managed the C
of C in the past? I'd sure like to find an interested / experienced businessperson with 'a dog
in the fight' to help pull this together. Any ideas? I'm doing some research but I may seek
out someone that can help from Forest Grove or Hillsboro CofC for guidance.
Let me know if you have anything to add (or delete) for the minutes and I'll send to the list.
Also, if you have ideas as to how to go about pulling in folks from the agricultural
community (Farm Bureau, maybe?) I'll see what I can do about finding someone with
interest.
Regards,
Bruce
Chamberlin
https://webmail.ci.cornelius.or.us/Exchange/nknight/Inbox/Development%2... 5/26/2011
Roth, Debby
To: Roth, Debby
Subject: REC REQUEST Fw: FYI: Solicitation for Candidate Projects for Eleven Discretionary
Programs

From: Carlotta Collette <Carlotta.Collette@oregonmetro.gov>
Sent: Wed, May 11, 2011 12:07:23 PM
Subject: FYI: Solicitation for Candidate Projects for Eleven Discretionary Programs
SOLICITATION OF CANDIDATE PROJECTS FOR ELEVEN DISCRETIONARY PROGRAMS
Dear JPACT Members and Alternates:
Federal Highway Administration has announced the FY 2011 solicitation for candidate projects for 11 discretionary grant
programs. Please see the below notice. Deadline for applications is Friday, June 3, 2011.
Hard copies of this notice will be provided at tomorrow’s JPACT meeting.
Councilor Carlotta Collette

JPACT Chair
From: DeLania Hardy [mailto:dhardy@ampo.org]

To: Robin McArthur
Subject: From Gloria Shepherd-ACTION: Solicitation for Candidate Projects for Eleven Discretionary Programs
Subject: ACTION: Solicitation for Candidate Projects for Eleven Discretionary Programs
As you may know, the Federal Highway Administration has announced the fiscal year (FY) 2011 solicitation
for candidate projects for 11 discretionary grant programs. The purpose of this E-mail is to request your
assistance in disseminating this information to your members to ensure that all eligible jurisdictions have the
opportunity to apply. Eligible applicants will have until Friday, June 3, 2011, to submit applications for the
appropriate program(s), to their local FHWA Division Office. In particular, FHWA is inviting applications that
align with DOT’s strategic goals, including livability, state of good repair, and safety.
Listed below are the approximate amounts of funding available for the 11 programs. The actual amount
available for award in each program is subject to reduction pending final calculations of Federal-aid highway
program funding distributions.
· Delta Region Transportation Development - $10 million
· Ferry Boat - $47 million
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· Highways for LIFE - $20 million
· Innovative Bridge Research and Deployment - $4.5 million
· Interstate Maintenance - $100 million
· National Historic Covered Bridge Preservation - $9 million
· National Scenic Byways Program - $43.5 million
· Public Lands Highways - $98.5 million
· Rail Highway Crossing Elimination in High Speed Rail Corridors - $21.5 million
· Transportation, Community and System Preservation - $61 million
· Truck Parking Facilities - $7.5 million
The FHWA administers discretionary programs through its various offices. Each program has its own
eligibility and selection criteria that are established by law, by regulation, or administratively. A web page with
links to information and the specific contacts for each program is available
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Office can be found at http://www.fhwa.dot.gov/about/field.cfm.
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Office of Planning, Environment and Realty
Phone: 202-366-0116
Email: gloria.shepherd@dot.gov
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To: Roth, Debby
Subject: [BULK] REC REQUEST Fw: RFP-Attorney Services
Importance: Low

Sent: Thu, May 26, 2011 5:44:03 PM
The RFP’s for attorney services will be available in your mail boxes after 3:30 pm on Friday. Instructions will
be provided regarding the criteria to use for the selection process. Thanks..Debby
Debby Roth, CMC

(503) 992-5305, (503) 357-7775 fax
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To: Roth, Debby
Subject: REC REQUEST Fw: Webinar- Reduce Legal Cost and Risk Through Legacy Data
Management

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Sent: Tue, May 10, 2011 7:07:50 AM
Subject: Webinar- Reduce Legal Cost and Risk Through Legacy Data Management
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Importance: Low

To: Jef Dalin (external) <jdalin@yahoo.com>; Mari Gottwald <mgottwald@ci.cornelius.or.us>; Steve Heinrich
Sent: Thu, May 26, 2011 5:40:32 PM
Debby Roth, CMC

(503) 992-5305, (503) 357-7775 fax
From: Roth, Debby

Good Morning Jef,

Thanks,
Debby

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Sent: Wed, May 25, 2011 12:48:42 PM
Mayor & Council:

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Debby
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To: Roth, Debby
Subject: [BULK] REC REQUEST Fw: May 2011 Enews - Celebrating Public Works
Importance: Low

From: Clean Water Services <info@cleanwaterservices.org>
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Subject: May 2011 Enews - Celebrating Public Works
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Roth, Debby
To: Roth, Debby
Subject: REC REQUEST Fw: For the Sake of Jobs! Pass these Bills.

From: Oregon Business Plan <info@oregonbusinessplan.org>
Sent: Tue, May 10, 2011 4:19:39 PM
Subject: For the Sake of Jobs! Pass these Bills.
Today, the state’s four major business associations announced the list of bills that need to be passed to spur job
creation in Oregon. Associated Oregon Industries, Oregon Business Association, Oregon Business Council,
and the Portland Business Alliance all came together in support of these bills.
“The legislature is making good progress on balancing the state budget and advancing key reforms in education
and healthcare. On behalf of our members – and their employees, customers and vendors, business groups
strongly support this work and will continue working with legislators and the governor on it every step of the
way. But what we need now is a focus on job creation,” said Pat Reiten, president of Pacific Power and chair of
the Oregon Business Plan. “These bills are critical to getting Oregonians back to work and improving wages
and incomes for Oregon families.”
The business community backed a number of bills that would aid job creation and retention in Oregon. This list
represents bills still under active consideration in Salem. A more comprehensive scorecard of all business bills
considered this session, including those that did not make it through the initial stages of the legislative session,
will be compiled at a later date.
At the top of this list is support for funding to grow innovation in the state through the Oregon Innovation Plan
and the Engineering and Technology Industry Council. Other bills run the gamut from support for career
training to improving permitting processes. Each bill would give a boost to employment and incomes and is a
top priority for the state’s economic recovery and growth. It is also important that these bills don’t get watered
down to a point where they are no longer effective.
“During the final weeks of session, there is always a rush to wrap up the legislature’s business. We understand
that and we want to make sure that these bills don’t get overlooked, are approved by both houses and then
signed into law by Governor Kitzhaber,” said Reiten. “Too many Oregon families are struggling to make ends
meet and these bills will help create jobs and put people back to work.”
The Oregon Business Plan called for near-term action items to reverse Oregon’s persistently high
unemployment and lagging per capita income. A list of the group’s specific legislative priorities is attached.
All of the bills are currently active and in process and the organizations will be working throughout the
remainder of session on their passage. Only one bill on the list, SB 301, reconnecting to certain provisions of
the federal tax code, has been signed into law.
BILLS TO SPUR JOB CREATION IN OREGON*
Strengthen Oregon’s Innovation Economy

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• The $18.95 million Oregon Innovation Plan investment to leverage private dollars commercializing research
and enhancing industry innovation (OBDD budget).
Train Oregonians for High Demand Jobs
• $33.1 million Engineering & Technology Industry Council investment in engineering education (OUS
budget).
• $3.5 million investment in on-the-job training and linking that investment to Oregon’s Career Readiness
Certificate (included in the governor’s budget).
• HB 3362: Enhances Career and Technical Education.
Provide Tools for Communities to Attract and Retain Jobs
• SB 219: Allocates monies to Business Oregon for the Jobs Retention and Expansion program.
• HB 3017: Extends sunset for Enterprise Zone program until 2025.
Improve Permitting Processes and Make Industrial Land Available
• SB 264: Expedites approval of driveways providing access from businesses to state highways. Also
provides objective standards to govern the approval process.
• SB 766: Speeds up permitting for industrial projects and protects industrial areas from conversion and
unnecessary restrictions or overlays.
• SB 792: Creates a pilot project for Central Oregon to better connect economic development and land use
planning across jurisdictions.
• HB 2700: Expedites permitting for linear infrastructure and pipeline projects.
• HB 3591-A: Provides clear direction to the DEQ to seek to minimize negative economic impacts of
conditions in the variances on new water quality standards, while still meeting the most demanding EPA
requirements in the nation.
Create Jobs in the Woods by Increasing Active Forest Management, Use of Biomass Energy
• HB 2001: Ensures state forest lands produce jobs and revenue for counties, schools and local taxing districts.
• SB 620: Extends existing Biomass Collectors Tax Credit until 2019.
• HB 2936: Creates biomass transportation tax credit.
Advance Infrastructure Projects to Create Jobs, Strengthen our Economic Foundation
• HB 2166: Connect Oregon IV multi-modal transportation investment.
Advance Energy Projects to Create Jobs Today, Make Oregon More Efficient Tomorrow
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• HB 2690: Energy efficiency in schools (if properly implemented).
Make Targeted Tax Changes to Spur Investment, High-Wage Jobs
• SB 301: Allows for accelerated depreciation of certain business investments. PASSED!
• HB 3174: Extends R&D tax credit until 2018.
• A package to reduce capital gains taxes while growing Oregon’s rainy day fund through kicker reform and
disciplined savings.
*These bills are still pending in the state legislature and need to be passed to support job creation and retention
in Oregon. It is also important that these bills do not get watered down to a point where they are no longer
effective. A more comprehensive scorecard of all jobs bills considered this session, including those that did not
make it through the initial stages of the legislative session, will be compiled at a later date.
Associated Oregon Industries’ mission is to promote prosperity and the highest quality of life for all
Oregonians by advancing Oregon business. www.aoi.org.
The Oregon Business Association provides bipartisan, statewide business leadership that strives to ensure
Oregon’s continued economic competitiveness. www.oba-online.org.
The Oregon Business Council is an association of more than 40 top business executives focused on public
issues that affect Oregon's life and future. www.orbusinesscouncil.org.
The Portland Business Alliance is Greater Portland’s Chamber of Commerce representing nearly 1,300
businesses in the region. www.portlandalliance.com
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Roth, Debby
To: Roth, Debby
Attachments: Oregonian 5182011.pdf

To: Jamie Minshall <jminshall@ci.cornelius.or.us>; Mari Gottwald <mgottwald@ci.cornelius.or.us>; Steve Heinrich
<skheinrich@comcast.net>; Jef Dalin (external) <jdalin@yahoo.com>; Neal Knight <nknight@ci.cornelius.or.us>
Cc: Nancy Werner <Nancy@gov-law.com>; Pam@gov-law.com; Debby Roth <droth@ci.cornelius.or.us>; "Hill, Karen"
<karenh@wccls.org>; "Meyer, Richard" <rmeyer@ci.cornelius.or.us>; Michael Kinkade <mkinkade@forestgrove-or.gov>;
"Rubenstein, Paul" <PRubenstein@ci.cornelius.or.us>; "Waffle, Dave" <DWaffle@ci.cornelius.or.us>
Sent: Thu, May 26, 2011 5:23:43 PM
I have received a Public Records Request asking for records of communications from, or to, Mayor Neal Knight, from, or
to, any City of Cornelius employee and/or city council members, related to city employment, potential employment, work
performance and/or hiring or firing of any current, past or potential city employee; and
Specifically, all emails sent by Mayor Knight to City Manager Waffle referenced in the May 18, 2011, Oregonian article
titled " Cornelius Budget Committee approves proposed budget, but without support from three key city councilors."
Article attached.
Please review your all records of communication (see list below) and forward copies to my office by noon on Tuesday
May 31, 2011.
Thank you.
Debby Roth, CMC

(503) 992-5305, (503) 357-7775 fax
From: Roth, Debby
Hi Jamie,
Thank you for the questions. The City Attorney was copied on this email due to the nature of the records request. It's
important that legal counsel is made aware of the request; should legal consultation be required or advice on other
questions relating to the Public Records Law. If I need the City Attorney's office to review these emails to ensure they are
subject to disclosure under the Public Records Law, the City can charge those costs back to the requesting party so it will
not be a cost to the City.
The records request was from the media and I'm relaying that request to you. They'll be provided a copy of this email in
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the overall documents.
Debby Roth, CMC

(503) 992-5305, (503) 357-7775 fax
Debby,
I also don't correspond in regards to city business anywhere other than here through the city e mail. I did notice that Pam
& Nancy were included on this e mail....are we being charged for them to read our e mails? I thought you said this was in
regards to something with a newspaper? I don't see any media people listed.

City of Cornelius
From: Roth, Debby
Sent: Wed 5/25/2011 12:48 PM
Mayor & Council:
I received a public records request and your assistance is appreciated. The request is to provide "all" email sent and
received by the Cornelius city council for the month of May.
I'll need each of you to provide a copy of email that you have sent and or received in your official capacity for May. This
includes email from your City email account, personal email account or business email account.
z (1) Every person has the right to inspect any public record of a public body in this state, except as otherwise expressly

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¡ Paper
¡ Maps
¡ Faxes
"Writing" means handwriting, typewriting, photographing and every means of recording, including letters, words, pictures,
sounds, symbols, or combination thereof and all papers emails, maps, files, facsimiles or electronic recordings.
Thank you,
Debby
Debby Roth, CMC
(503) 992-5305, (503) 357-7775 fax
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Roth, Debby
To: Roth, Debby
Subject: [BULK] REC REQUEST Fw: revised population estimates
Importance: Low

To: "Reynolds, Dick" <rreynolds@ci.cornelius.or.us>; "Keyes, Terry" <tkeyes@ci.cornelius.or.us>; "Crowell, Mark"
<mcrowell@ci.cornelius.or.us>; "Jones, Ellie" <ejones@ci.cornelius.or.us>; "Black, Steve" <sblack@ci.cornelius.or.us>;
"Reckmann, Marc" <mreckmann@ci.cornelius.or.us>; "Tuski, Diane" <Dtuski@ci.cornelius.or.us>; Karen Hill
Cc: "Dalin, Jeff" <jdalin@ci.cornelius.or.us>; Jamie Minshall <jminshall@ci.cornelius.or.us>; Mari Gottwald
Sent: Fri, May 6, 2011 9:53:25 AM
Subject: revised population estimates
Portland State has revised their population estimates to reflect the Census. So here are the official numbers.
US Census – April 1, 2010 11,869

PSU estimate - July 1, 2010 11,875 (was 11,020)
Other stats from the Census (4/1/10)

Household population – 11,707
Group quarters population – 162
Housing units 3,499
Vacancy rate 4.6%
My math would give us a household size of 3.5 people per household after subtracting vacant units and not
counting group quarters population.

503-357-9112
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Roth, Debby
To: Roth, Debby
Subject: [BULK] REC REQUEST Fw: LOC Bulletin - May 27 edition
Importance: Low

Sent: Fri, May 27, 2011 12:56:39 PM
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Roth, Debby
To: Roth, Debby
Subject: REC REQUEST Fw: Invitation - Reg'l Dev't Issues Forum For Elected Officials

Sent: Tue, May 10, 2011 3:15:14 PM
Subject: Invitation - Reg'l Dev't Issues Forum For Elected Officials

Home B uilders A ssociation

June 1, 2011
3:00 PM - 4:30 PM Please join other area elected officials and HBA members at our upcoming Regional
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Roth, Debby
To: Roth, Debby
Subject: REC REQUEST Fw: Gayman email
Attachments: Gayman 1-16-2011.pdf

Sent: Wed, January 19, 2011 2:06:23 PM
Subject: Gayman email
As requested by Councilor Dalin here is the scanned email.
Debby Roth, CMC

City of Cornelius
(503) 992-5305, (503) 357-7775 fax
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Roth, Debby
To: Roth, Debby
Subject: REC REQUEST Fw: Walton County, GA Branding Study

From: North Star Destination Strategies <samara@northstarideas.com>
Sent: Wed, May 25, 2011 8:11:50 AM
Subject: Walton County, GA Branding Study

Walton County Logo
When it comes to developing a memorable community brand, uncovering what makes your city
special is not enough. Often a community's distinct and defining characteristic is simply, well, not
distinct. With tens of thousands of cities across this nation, there's sure to be a lot of overlap.
The real challenge lies in creating a really memorable creative context in which to present your
point of difference.
Consider the case of Walton County, Georgia. Comprised of seven communities, Walton County
is located halfway between Atlanta and Athens, home of the University of Georgia. Leaders
partnered with North Star Destination Strategies to develop a unified voice for the County.
Specifically, as Atlanta continues to expand its borders, County leaders were grappling with
whether they should identify with and be part of this major metro.
Research found that in sharp contrast to nearby Atlanta, Walton County is all about a slower pace
and lots of room. According to Don McEachern, CEO of North Star, "Walton County's designation
as a preferred community in the greater Atlanta growth corridor lies not in trying to replicate the
uber urban experience, but in promoting a unique alternative with benefits not found in a big
metro.
"Space and pace is definitely their brand platform but we needed to bring it to life with unique
creative work and ideas," continued McEachern. "The work focuses on what that space allows
you to do . . . how it meets the basic human need to stretch your body, your muscles, your mind,
your imagination."
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Walton County Branding A d 1
"Everyone is LOVING the new brand - ideas are popping out everywhere on where
to stretch! Athens Technical College came in the office Wednesday morning with a 5 ft. tall
foam board Stretch on a stand, it was great!"
- Teri Wommack, President, Walton County Chamber of Commerce
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The line "Stretch Out" is accompanied by a graphic representation of a person stretching for the
sky. Brand narrative focuses on the pleasures and benefits of stretching (it does feel good!).
Traditional media such as ads, outdoor boards, trade show booths and signage feature larger-
than-life photographic images of people involved stretching out in different capacities. A teaser
guerrilla marketing campaign featured the logo's "Stretch Out Guy" in unexpected places around
the County piquing interest with the question, "Do You Know This Guy?"
People all over Walton County are asking "Who is this guy?" Go HERE to read the press.
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Other brand action ideas for integrating the brand into Walton County's sightlines and psyche
include:
 Sponsor the 7th inning stretch at Braves Baseball Games, at regional tournaments, at
school games and even during Little League games.
 Use the image of "Stretch Out Man" throughout the Walton County infrastructure,
emphasizing all the room in the region, i.e., on large water towers and at major
crosswalks.
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Walton County Cross Walk
 Partner with realtors to emphasize that land values in Walton County help buyers stretch
their real estate dollars.
 Partner with schools on science fairs, art contests, athletic events, etc. that encourage
students to "Stretch your imagination", "Stretch your muscles", and "Stretch your point of
view".
 Sponsor events that pull visitors from Atlanta and Athens and capitalize on open spaces.
Ideas include a hot air balloon festival or an equestrian show.
Walton County Hot A ir Balloon
 Create unique merchandise that spreads the brand message but is also fun. Some ideas
include a branded straw or branded stretch toys.
Walton County Branded Straw Walton Coun ty Stretch Guy
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Samara Anderson
Vice President, Director of Marketing
North Star Destination Strategies
615-872-1030 x 33
samara@northstarideas.com
northstarideas.com
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Roth, Debby
To: Roth, Debby
Subject: [BULK] REC REQUEST Fw: Upcoming actions on the Columbia River Crossing
Attachments: 11-4264res+all.pdf
Importance: Low

To: "sam.adams@portlandoregon.gov" <sam.adams@portlandoregon.gov>; "eric.chambers@greshamoregon.gov"
<eric.chambers@greshamoregon.gov>; Rex Burkholder <Rex.Burkholder@oregonmetro.gov>;
"jack.burkman@ci.vancouver.wa.us" <jack.burkman@ci.vancouver.wa.us>; Carlotta Collette
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<andy_duyck@co.washington.or.us>; Kathryn Harrington <Kathryn.Harrington@oregonmetro.gov>;
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<knapp@ci.wilsonville.or.us>; "susie.lahsene@portofportland.com" <susie.lahsene@portofportland.com>;
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<dean.lookingbill@rtc.wa.gov>; "rian.m.windsheimer@odot.state.or.us" <rian.m.windsheimer@odot.state.or.us>
Cc: Andy Cotugno <Andy.Cotugno@oregonmetro.gov>
Sent: Wed, May 25, 2011 5:30:28 PM
Subject: Upcoming actions on the Columbia River Crossing
JPACT Colleagues -
With the decision of the Governors of Oregon and Washington on the CRC bridge type, it is time to proceed
with final decision-making and allow the project to move into the final design and implementation phase. In
order to complete the current phase of the project, Metro has some key actions that need to be scheduled. On
June 9, JPACT will be considering a resolution finding that the conditions we imposed as part of the approval
of the Locally Preferred Alternative (LPA) have been satisfied. A draft of the resolution finding the conditions
satisfied is attached. Included in the Resolution packet is Exhibit A which details the conditions that were
adopted as part of the LPA approval, Exhibit B which documents how the conditions have been satisfied, a
staff report describing the process undertaken to satisfy the conditions and the proposed resolution itself
declaring them satisfied.
Please review this material in preparation for the June 9 JPACT meeting. If you are interested, the Metro
Council will be reviewing this material in detail with the CRC staff at a work session on May 31 at 2:00pm. Due
to time constraints, a brief overview of the material will be provided at the JPACT meeting. Metro staff and
CRC staff are available in advance of the meeting to answer any questions that you might have.
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On August 11, Metro Council will be considering a resolution adopting the Land Use Final Order (LUFO)
providing the final approval for consistency with state land use requirements. State legislation providing for the
LUFO calls for an application to be submitted by TriMet for consideration by the Metro Council. We anticipate
initiating the public notice for the LUFO action on July 14 with action scheduled before the Metro Council on
August 11.
Carlotta Collette
JPACT Chair
Further background information and key dates are as follows:
Satisfaction of Conditions adopted as part of the Locally Approved Alternative (LPA)

In July, 2008 the Metro Council adopted Resolution No. 08-3960B approving the LPA and agreeing with key
elements of the project to include a replacement bridge, three through lanes each direction plus auxiliary
merging lanes, LRT, world-class bike/ped. facilities and tolling/congestion pricing as both a financing tool and a
demand management tool. However, the LPA resolution also identified a series of concerns and
considerations and called for the CRC project to address those concerns and considerations before the Metro
Council’s consideration of the “Land Use Final Order.”
There has been a substantial amount of work completed by the CRC project with close involvement and
coordination with staff and elected officials from the partner jurisdictions and agencies to satisfy the conditions.
To reach closure on the conditions, the attached resolution reaches the conclusion that the conditions are
satisfied and accepts the documentation describing how the conditions are satisfied. The draft resolution and
the documentation that the conditions have been satisfied are attached to this e-mail.
Conditions Resolution Proposed schedule:

May 31 – Metro Council Work Session
June 9, 7:30 am – JPACT consider a recommendation on the resolution
June 9, 2:00 pm – Metro Council consider adoption of the resolution
Land Use Final Order (LUFO)
Under special Oregon Legislation, the final approval of the project for consistency with state land use
requirements is accomplished by the Metro Council’s action on the LUFO. This state legislation provided a
single land use decision for complex projects like the CRC, a clear set of land use criteria providing the basis
for approval and an expedited appeals process if there is an appeal of this land use decision. The LUFO
action is actually an amendment to the South/North LUFO which was originally adopted for the full LRT project
from Clackamas County, through Portland to Vancouver. The Metro Council has subsequently approved
amendments to that LUFO for the Interstate MAX project, the I-205 MAX project and the Milwaukie MAX
project. As provided by the LUFO legislation, the Council’s action will include the LRT and the highway
elements of the CRC project. The steps involved include convening of the corridor Steering Committee to
make a recommendation to the TriMet Board, communication of the ODOT recommendation to the TriMet
Board and consideration of approval of the LUFO application by the TriMet Board. The action in front of the
Metro Council will be to approve the LUFO or refer it back to the TriMet Board for changes. Adoption of the
LUFO is a key step needed for the CRC project to complete the FEIS for the project.
LUFO Proposed Schedule:

July 14 – Public notice initiating the LUFO adoption process describing schedule and process, key dates and
providing the full LUFO applications and draft findings in support of the LUFO.
July 26 – Metro Council Work Session
August 11 – Metro Council Regular Meeting – Public Hearing and consideration of approval of the LUFO.
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Roth, Debby
To: Roth, Debby
Subject: [BULK] REC REQUEST Fw: council agenda
Importance: Low

To: "Dalin, Jeff" <jdalin@ci.cornelius.or.us>
Sent: Thu, January 13, 2011 6:21:26 PM
Subject: council agenda
I have asked Dave Waffle to prepare the agenda for tuesday nights meeting . the first thing on the agenda should be the
letter from Dave Schamp .then we will discuss the removal of Dave Waffle as city manager . then we should go into
executive session to discuss how we will go about hiring the new city manager .
this is how i asked for the agenda to be , it is not the official version , it is my atttempt to keep all councilors
informed as to what is going on . feel free to contact me if you have any questions .
Thank You

City of Cornelius
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Mari Gottwald
To: Jef Dalin (external); Mari Gottwald; Steve Heinrich; Jamie Minshall; Neal Knight; Michael
Kinkade; Rubenstein, Paul; Waffle, Dave
Cc:
Attachments:
Because we are down several officers from last year and we are saving a lot of money by not
hiring a new Fire Cheif but instead teamed up with Forest Grove , why don't we still have the
money for the officers to be replaced from the money we used to use to pay the previous
officers ? Why can't we also apply if needed the savings in the cost of the fire cheif ? Where
did this money go to ?
Thank You
City of Cornelius
https://webmail.ci.cornelius.or.us/Exchange/mgottwald/Deleted%20Items/p... 5/24/2011
Roth, Debby
To: Roth, Debby

From: Works <WorksNoReply@works.com>
Sent: Tue, May 17, 2011 9:41:57 AM

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Neal Knight
From: Neal Knight Sent: Mon 5/16/2011 10:33 AM
To: Waffle, Dave
Cc:
Attachments:

Thank You,

City of Cornelius
From: Waffle, Dave

Sent: Mon 5/16/2011 9:11 AM
To: Neal Knight
503‐357‐9112

To: Waffle, Dave
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Featuring
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7:30 a.m. - 9 a.m.


Our region is known as a place of scenic beauty, an ideal place for recreation, and a place where it's easy to get in
touch with nature. Unfortunately, our region is also a place of high unemployment, a sluggish economy, and a high
demand on public services. So how do we create a thriving future both economically and environmentally?
Join us as we welcome Clayton Hering from Norris Beggs & Simpson, Mike Houck from the Urban Greenspaces
Institute, and Mary Kyle McCurdy from 1000 Friends of Oregon to our Breakfast Forum on Thursday, May 26 at the
Embassy Suites near Washington Square. Our speakers will share with us the ambitions they see shaping the region
in the future and how we can promote its economic health and vitality for generations to come.
To register for this Breakfast Forum, send a check to the Alliance office, payable to Westside Economic Alliance, or
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To: Roth, Debby
Subject: REC REQUEST Fw: A special invitation to join the celebration.

From: "Jerralynn Ness, Executive Director" <cholmstedt@caowash.org>
Sent: Mon, May 16, 2011 10:50:43 AM
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To: Roth, Debby
Subject: REC REQUEST Fw: WCCC - Comment on Bicycle and Pedestrian System of Countywide
Interest

From: Marc San Soucie <msansoucie@beavertonoregon.gov>
To: Blair Crumpacker <Blair_Crumpacker@co.washington.or.us>; Donald Gustafson
<dgustafson@beavertonoregon.gov>; Randy Ealy <realy@beavertonoregon.gov>; "sherilb@ci.hillsboro.or.us"
<sherilb@ci.hillsboro.or.us>; "steph@wpcwalks.org" <steph@wpcwalks.org>; "librarian@gmail.com"
<librarian@gmail.com>; Aisha Willits <Aisha_Willits@co.washington.or.us>; "Amy Rose, Metro"
"brianbiehl@cityofbanks.org" <brianbiehl@cityofbanks.org>; "celianunez@frontier.com" <celianunez@frontier.com>;
"cvm@interactivenw.com" <cvm@interactivenw.com>; "Craig Dirksen, Mayor, Tigard" <craigd@tigard-or.gov>; Dan
Knoll <knoll@ci.wilsonville.or.us>; "Dave Grant, Sherwood" <grantd@ci.sherwood.or.us>; Dave Schamp
<Dave_Schamp@co.washington.or.us>; "Dave Waffle, Cornelius" <dwaffle@ci.cornelius.or.us>; "dwells@ci.king-
city.or.us" <dwells@ci.king-city.or.us>; "david_hatcher@northplains.org" <david_hatcher@northplains.org>;
"davidnewham@comcast.net" <davidnewham@comcast.net>; "deannap@hillchamber.org" <deannap@hillchamber.org>;
Dennis Mulvihill <Dennis_Mulvihill@co.washington.or.us>; Dennis Doyle <ddoyle@beavertonoregon.gov>; "Derek J.
Robbins, Forest Grove" <djrobbins@forestgrove-or.gov>; Don Odermott <dono@ci.hillsboro.or.us>;
"trancongroup@gmail.com" <trancongroup@gmail.com>; "Doug Menke, thprd" <dmenke@thprd.org>; Gary Stockhoff
<greg_miller@co.washington.or.us>; "Gus@tigard-or.gov" <Gus@tigard-or.gov>; Heather McCarey <heather@wta-
tma.org>; "jamiem@metlandgroup.com" <jamiem@metlandgroup.com>; "vannattaj@trimet.org"
<vannattaj@trimet.org>; "Jef Dalin, Cornelius" <jdalin@yahoo.com>; Jerry Willey - Mayor of Hillsboro
<jerryw@ci.hillsboro.or.us>; "Jim Hough, City of Banks" <citymanager@cityofbanks.org>; Joann Hoffman
"John_Valley@merkley.senate.gov" <John_Valley@merkley.senate.gov>; "joshua.naramore@oregonmetro.gov"
<joshua.naramore@oregonmetro.gov>; Joyce Barnard <jbarnard@beavertonoregon.gov>; "karen@wta-tma.org"
<karen@wta-tma.org>; Kathryn Harrington - home <kathryn@sansoucie.com>; "Kathryn Harrington, Metro"
<kathryn.harrington@oregonmetro.gov>; "Keith Mays, City" <maysk@ci.sherwood.or.us>; "Keith Mays, Sherwood"
<keithmays@comcast.net>; "David.KIM@odot.state.or.us" <David.KIM@odot.state.or.us>; "Lou Ogden, Tualatin"
<lou.ogden@juno.com>; "Marah Danielson, ODOT" <Marah.B.DANIELSON@ODOT.state.or.us>; Margot Barnett
<margot.barnett@oregonstate.edu>; Mark Brown <Mark_Brown@co.washington.or.us>; Mark C. Ottenad
<ottenad@ci.wilsonville.or.us>; "Mcfarlan@trimet.org" <Mcfarlan@trimet.org>; "Michael Sykes, Forest Grove"
<msykes@ci.forest-grove.or.us>; Mike Castillo - City Councilor Hillsboro <mikeca@ci.hillsboro.or.us>; Monique Beikman -
Tualatin City Councilor <monique.beikman@gmail.com>; "ClarkO@tri-met.org" <ClarkO@tri-met.org>; "Peter Truax,
Forest Grove" <pbtfg@aol.com>; "RPitz@commnewspapers.com" <RPitz@commnewspapers.com>; "Richard Meyer,
Cornelius" <rmeyer@ci.cornelius.or.us>; Rob Massar <Rob_Massar@co.washington.or.us>; Robert Dixon
<robd@ci.hillsboro.or.us>; "Roland Signett, Durham" <cityofdurham@comcast.net>; "Roy Rogers, Washington County"
<royr@rascpas.com>; "Ryan Birr, Banks" <ryan@nwinsurance.net>; Sheila Giambrone
<Sheila_Giambrone@co.washington.or.us>; "Steve.deptula@us.army.mil" <Steve.deptula@us.army.mil>;
"sgulgren@thprd.org" <sgulgren@thprd.org>; "sdturley98@msn.com" <sdturley98@msn.com>; Tim Knapp
<knapp@ci.wilsonville.or.us>; "Tim Wilson, ODOT" <timothy.j.wilson@odot.state.or.us>
Cc: "Judith@tigard-or.gov" <Judith@tigard-or.gov>; "Sam.H.Hunaidi@odot.state.or.us"
<Sam.H.Hunaidi@odot.state.or.us>; Anne Madden <anne_madden@co.washington.or.us>; Arlene Loble
<loble@ci.wilsonville.or.us>; Brent Curtis <Brent_Curtis@co.washington.or.us>; David Kim <david.kim@state.or.us>;
Dick Schouten <Dick_Schouten@co.washington.or.us>; "hbergsma@thprd.org" <hbergsma@thprd.org>;
"erniep@hbapdx.org" <erniep@hbapdx.org>; Jason Waters <watersj@ci.sherwood.or.us>; "tumpj@trimet.org"
<tumpj@trimet.org>; "john.gillam@pdxtrans.org" <john.gillam@pdxtrans.org>; Jon Holan <jholan@forestgrove-
or.gov>; Jonathan Schlueter <jschlueter@westside-alliance.org>; "ldditmars@peterkort.com"
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Bartlett <bruce@actisdesign.com>; "MikeM@tigard-or.gov" <MikeM@tigard-or.gov>; Norm Rindal
<Norm_Rindal@co.washington.or.us>; Russell Knoebel <Russell_Knoebel@co.washington.or.us>; Sarah Jo Chaplen
<sarahc@ci.hillsboro.or.us>; "stuart.gwin@pdxtrans.org" <stuart.gwin@pdxtrans.org>; "tkeyes@ci.cornelius.or.us"
<tkeyes@ci.cornelius.or.us>; Tina Bailey <tinab@ci.hillsboro.or.us>; Tom Arnold <toma@ci.hillsboro.or.us>; Tom
Tushner <Tom_Tushner@co.washington.or.us>; "Veronica.Valenzuela@oregonmetro.gov"
<Veronica.Valenzuela@oregonmetro.gov>; Young Park <parky@trimet.org>; "courtney.duke@pdxtrans.org"
<courtney.duke@pdxtrans.org>; Andy Back <Andy_Back@co.washington.or.us>; Clark Berry
<Clark_Berry@co.washington.or.us>; Deena Platman <Deena.Platman@oregonmetro.gov>; Don Otterman
<Don@northplains.org>; "Duane Roberts, Tigard" <duane@tigard-or.gov>; Gary Calvert
<Gary_Calvert@co.washington.or.us>; Jabra Khasho <jkhasho@beavertonoregon.gov>; "Kaaren Hofmann, Tualatin"
<khofmann@ci.tualatin.or.us>; Margaret Middleton <mmiddleton@beavertonoregon.gov>; "bowers@ci.wilsonville.or.us"
<bowers@ci.wilsonville.or.us>; Mike McKillip <mmckillip@ci.tualatin.or.us>; Rob Foster <rfoster@forestgrove-or.gov>;
SteveL Kelley <SteveL_Kelley@co.washington.or.us>; "Tom Pessemier, Sherwood" <pessemiert@ci.sherwood.or.us>
Sent: Mon, May 9, 2011 3:01:11 PM
Subject: WCCC - Comment on Bicycle and Pedestrian System of Countywide Interest
Chair Rogers, members of WCCC:
At your meeting today, you discussed the “Bicycle and Pedestrian System of Countywide Interest”. I have a couple of
comments I’d like to make that weren’t brought up during today’s meeting.
First, please consider that the scope and usefulness of the proposed System goes well beyond applications for Regional
Flexible Funds, as it should be part of any upcoming discussions about allocation of MSTIP funds. Such a discussion
seems likely to ensue this calendar year or next, but the work on the County transportation plan update may not conclude
until late 2012 or 2013. So, it might be best if work on the System includes intermediate outputs that can be used for the
MSTIP discussions.
Second, the County transportation plan update will of necessity focus on the County’s facilities. If the Bicycle and
Pedestrian System of Countywide Interest is to include a selection of City facilities, the work on developing it may be a bit
broader than the county plan update ordinarily would be. I hope the County process will allow for that additional breadth,
in order to develop this System.
Thank you for getting this project launched – it’s an important one for all of us, I think!
Marc San Soucie

Beaverton City Councilor
Chair, Washington County Planning Commission
msansoucie@beavertonoregon.gov<mailto:msansoucie@beavertonoregon.gov>
503-819-0714
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To: Roth, Debby
Subject: [BULK] REC REQUEST Fw: Achieving Greater Revenue Stability
Importance: Low

From: Oregon Business Plan <info@oregonbusinessplan.org>
Sent: Fri, May 13, 2011 9:11:15 AM
Subject: Achieving Greater Revenue Stability
State's Largest Business Associations Applaud Senators Morse, Burdick for Efforts on Stability Package
The following statement was sent to members of the press on Tuesday, May 10.
Associated Oregon Industries, Oregon Business Association, Oregon Business Council and Portland Business
Alliance applaud the incredibly hard work by Senators Burdick and Morse to craft a plan for enhanced revenue
stability and economic growth in Oregon. Through their efforts, the Senate Revenue Committee has set the
framework for a revenue stability package that should be carried forward by the legislative leadership and the
governor in the weeks ahead.
As we have long advocated, the state desperately needs a plan to save money in the best of times to temper the
loss of revenue during downturns. The wild fluctuation in revenue from capital gains is a major contributing
factor to the instability of our income-tax-based system. Reducing capital gains taxes will help stabilize
revenues over the long-term. So too will dedicating a portion of the personal and corporate income tax kickers
into reserves.
We also believe that cutting capital gains taxes in Oregon, which are the highest in the nation, will encourage
economic growth by freeing up capital and sending a positive signal to investors.
As the state’s largest business organizations, we supported Senate Joint Resolution 26 (SJR 26), authored by
Senators Burdick and Morse, which called for capital gains reductions, kicker reform, stronger state reserve
policies and a disciplined state savings plan. The package approved by the Senate Revenue Committee last
week includes some of the primary provisions of SJR 26, and can now serve as the basis for discussions around
how to move a revenue stability package forward this session.
www.oregonbusinessplan.org
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Roth, Debby
To: Roth, Debby
Subject: REC REQUEST Fw: WCCC packet for May 9 meeting posted

librarian@gmail.com; Aisha Willits <Aisha_Willits@co.washington.or.us>; "Amy Rose, Metro"
brianbiehl@cityofbanks.org; celianunez@frontier.com; cvm@interactivenw.com; "Craig Dirksen, Mayor, Tigard"
<craigd@tigard-or.gov>; Dan Knoll <knoll@ci.wilsonville.or.us>; "Dave Grant, Sherwood" <grantd@ci.sherwood.or.us>;
Dave Schamp <Dave_Schamp@co.washington.or.us>; "Dave Waffle, Cornelius" <dwaffle@ci.cornelius.or.us>;
dwells@ci.king-city.or.us; david_hatcher@northplains.org; davidnewham@comcast.net; deannap@hillchamber.org;
Dennis Mulvihill <Dennis_Mulvihill@co.washington.or.us>; Denny Doyle - Mayor of Beaverton
<ddoyle@ci.beaverton.or.us>; "Derek J. Robbins, Forest Grove" <djrobbins@forestgrove-or.gov>; Don Odermott
<dono@ci.hillsboro.or.us>; trancongroup@gmail.com; "Doug Menke, thprd" <dmenke@thprd.org>; Gary Stockhoff
<greg_miller@co.washington.or.us>; Gus@tigard-or.gov; Heather McCarey <heather@wta-tma.org>;
jamiem@metlandgroup.com; vannattaj@trimet.org; "Jef Dalin, Cornelius" <jdalin@yahoo.com>; Jerry Willey - Mayor of
Hillsboro <jerryw@ci.hillsboro.or.us>; "Jim Hough, City of Banks" <citymanager@cityofbanks.org>; Joann Hoffman
John_Valley@merkley.senate.gov; joshua.naramore@oregonmetro.gov; Joyce Barnard - Mayor Doyles Assistant
<jbarnard@ci.beaverton.or.us>; karen@wta-tma.org; Kathryn Harrington - home <kathryn@sansoucie.com>; "Kathryn
Harrington, Metro" <kathryn.harrington@oregonmetro.gov>; "Keith Mays, City" <maysk@ci.sherwood.or.us>; "Keith
Mays, Sherwood" <keithmays@comcast.net>; David.KIM@odot.state.or.us; "Lou Ogden, Tualatin"
<lou.ogden@juno.com>; "Marah Danielson, ODOT" <Marah.B.DANIELSON@ODOT.state.or.us>; Margot Barnett
<margot.barnett@oregonstate.edu>; Mark Brown <Mark_Brown@co.washington.or.us>; Mark C. Ottenad
<ottenad@ci.wilsonville.or.us>; Mcfarlan@trimet.org; "Michael Sykes, Forest Grove" <msykes@ci.forest-grove.or.us>;
Mike Castillo - City Councilor Hillsboro <mikeca@ci.hillsboro.or.us>; Monique Beikman - Tualatin City Councilor
<monique.beikman@gmail.com>; ClarkO@tri-met.org; "Peter Truax, Forest Grove" <pbtfg@aol.com>;
RPitz@commnewspapers.com; "Richard Meyer, Cornelius" <rmeyer@ci.cornelius.or.us>; Rob Massar
<Rob_Massar@co.washington.or.us>; Robert Dixon <robd@ci.hillsboro.or.us>; "Roland Signett, Durham"
<cityofdurham@comcast.net>; "Roy Rogers, Washington County" <royr@rascpas.com>; "Ryan Birr, Banks"
<ryan@nwinsurance.net>; Sheila Giambrone <Sheila_Giambrone@co.washington.or.us>; Steve.deptula@us.army.mil;
sgulgren@thprd.org; sdturley98@msn.com; Tim Knapp <knapp@ci.wilsonville.or.us>; "Tim Wilson, ODOT"
<timothy.j.wilson@odot.state.or.us>
Cc: vannattaj@trimet.org; Judith@tigard-or.gov; Sam.H.Hunaidi@odot.state.or.us; Anne Madden
<anne_madden@co.washington.or.us>; Arlene Loble <loble@ci.wilsonville.or.us>; Brent Curtis
<Brent_Curtis@co.washington.or.us>; David Kim <david.kim@state.or.us>; Dick Schouten
<Dick_Schouten@co.washington.or.us>; hbergsma@thprd.org; erniep@hbapdx.org; Jason Waters
<watersj@ci.sherwood.or.us>; tumpj@trimet.org; john.gillam@pdxtrans.org; Jon Holan <jholan@forestgrove-or.gov>;
Jonathan Schlueter <jschlueter@westside-alliance.org>; ldditmars@peterkort.com; Loretta Skurdahl
<Loretta_Skurdahl@co.washington.or.us>; msansoucie@ci.beaverton.or.us; Mary Manseau
<pastcpo7chair@gmail.com>; matt.wellner@metlandgroup.com; Media - Bruce Bartlett <bruce@actisdesign.com>;
MikeM@tigard-or.gov; Norm Rindal <Norm_Rindal@co.washington.or.us>; Russell Knoebel
<Russell_Knoebel@co.washington.or.us>; Sarah Jo Chaplen <sarahc@ci.hillsboro.or.us>; stuart.gwin@pdxtrans.org;
tkeyes@ci.cornelius.or.us; Tina Bailey <tinab@ci.hillsboro.or.us>; Tom Arnold <toma@ci.hillsboro.or.us>; Tom Tushner
<Tom_Tushner@co.washington.or.us>; Veronica.Valenzuela@oregonmetro.gov; Young Park <parky@trimet.org>;
courtney.duke@pdxtrans.org; Andy Back <Andy_Back@co.washington.or.us>; Blair Crumpacker
<Blair_Crumpacker@co.washington.or.us>; Clark Berry <Clark_Berry@co.washington.or.us>; Deena Platman
<Deena.Platman@oregonmetro.gov>; Don Otterman <Don@northplains.org>; "Duane Roberts, Tigard" <duane@tigard-
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or.gov>; Gary Calvert <Gary_Calvert@co.washington.or.us>; "Jabra Khasho, Beaverton"
<jkhasho@beavertonoregon.gov>; "Judith Gray, City of Tigard" <Judith@tigard-or.gov.>; "Kaaren Hofmann, Tualatin"
<khofmann@ci.tualatin.or.us>; Margaret Middleton <mmiddleton@ci.beaverton.or.us>; bowers@ci.wilsonville.or.us; Mike
McKillip <mmckillip@ci.tualatin.or.us>; Rob Foster <rfoster@forestgrove-or.gov>; SteveL Kelley
<SteveL_Kelley@co.washington.or.us>; "Tom Pessemier, Sherwood" <pessemiert@ci.sherwood.or.us>
Sent: Tue, May 3, 2011 10:21:55 AM
Subject: WCCC packet for May 9 meeting posted
The agenda and packet for your May 9 meeting have been posted on the WCCC web page.
Don't hesitate to call if you have questions
Blair Crumpacker
503.846.3878
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Roth, Debby
To: Roth, Debby
Subject: [BULK] REC REQUEST Fw: May Forum - Can We Balance The Economy & The
Environment?
Importance: Low

Sent: Fri, May 13, 2011 3:35:20 PM


WEA small logo

Featuring
Clay ton Hering, Mik e Houck and Mary Ky le McCurdy

7:30 a.m. - 9 a.m.

environmentally?
Join us as we welcome Clayton Hering from Norris Beggs & Simpson, Mike
Houck from the Urban Greenspaces Institute, and Mary Kyle McCurdy from 1000
Friends of Oregon to our Breakfast Forum on Thursday, May 26 at the Embassy
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Suites near Washington Square. Our speakers will share with us the ambitions
they see shaping the region in the future and how we can promote its economic
TIME: 7:30 a.m. - 9 a.m.


$35 for non-members


503-968-3100
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Neal Knight
From: Jerralynn Ness, Executive Director [cholmstedt@caowash.org] Sent: Mon 5/16/2011 10:52 AM
To: Neal Knight
Cc:
Attachments:
Dear Friends,






https://webmail.ci.cornelius.or.us/Exchange/nknight/Deleted%20Items/A%20special%20inv... 6/1/2011
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Warm regards,

Jerralynn Ness
Executive Director

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Roth, Debby
To: Roth, Debby
Subject: REC REQUEST Fw: City Council Worksession May 16th, 7 pm
Attachments: Packet 5.16.11.pdf

From: "Mathiesen, Amber" <AMathiesen@ci.cornelius.or.us>
<mgottwald@ci.cornelius.or.us>; Neal Knight <nknight@ci.cornelius.or.us>; Rebecca Edmison
<edmisonr@frontier.com>; Steve Heinrich <sheinrich@ci.cornelius.or.us>; Casey Parks
<caseyparks@news.oregonian.com>; cgaston@fgnewstimes.com; csgaston@gmail.com; jschrag@fgnewstimes.com;
Kathy Fuller <kathy@hillsboroargus.com>
Cc: "Roth, Debby" <droth@ci.cornelius.or.us>; "Waffle, Dave" <DWaffle@ci.cornelius.or.us>; "Rubenstein, Paul"
<PRubenstein@ci.cornelius.or.us>; Karen Hill <karenh@wccls.org>; "Meyer, Richard" <rmeyer@ci.cornelius.or.us>;
Michael W. Kinkade <mkinkade@forestgrove-or.gov>
Sent: Thu, May 12, 2011 4:14:00 PM
Subject: City Council Worksession May 16th, 7 pm
Hello Everyone,
Here is the packet for the May 16th City Council Worksession 7 pm in the City Council Chambers.
Amber Mathiesen
City of Cornelius
PH: 503-357-9112
FAX: 503-357-7775
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Roth, Debby
To: Roth, Debby
Subject: [BULK] REC REQUEST Fw: Important - alternative budget hearing date
Importance: Low

To: "Waffle, Dave" <DWaffle@ci.cornelius.or.us>; "Dalin, Jeff" <jdalin@ci.cornelius.or.us>; Jamie Minshall
<jminshall@ci.cornelius.or.us>; Neal Knight <nknight@ci.cornelius.or.us>; Steve Heinrich <sheinrich@ci.cornelius.or.us>
Cc: "Jones, Ellie" <ejones@ci.cornelius.or.us>; "Mathiesen, Amber" <AMathiesen@ci.cornelius.or.us>; Karen Hill
Sent: Fri, May 27, 2011 12:18:20 PM

City of Cornelius
From: Waffle, Dave

Sent: Fri 5/27/2011 11:15 AM

503-357-9112
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Roth, Debby
To: Roth, Debby
Subject: REC REQUEST Fw: Climate Summit Thanks, Next Steps & Comment Report
Attachments: 04_01_11climatesummitreportfinal.pdf

Sent: Thu, May 12, 2011 3:31:26 PM
Subject: Climate Summit Thanks, Next Steps & Comment Report
CLIMATE SUMMIT THANKS, NEXT STEPS & COMMENT REPORT
Dear colleagues,
Thank you for participating in the Climate Leadership Summit at the Oregon Convention Center last month. As leaders of
Metro’s transportation and land use policy committees, we feel that the event successfully engaged a diverse group of
policymakers and community and business leaders. You helped us identify potential tradeoffs across multiple policy
choices that we will explore further this summer and next year through the Climate Smart Communities Scenarios work.
We heard the strong desire to improve upon the region’s efforts to build more livable, prosperous and equitable
communities as we look to reduce carbon emissions from cars, small trucks and sport utility vehicles. We also heard
clearly the need to do a better job of ensuring minorities, the elderly and other underserved communities have access to
economic opportunities, community services, and affordable housing and transportation choices. Finally, you were clear
that the process must focus on how different strategies enhance those things we value the most.
Since the summit, the region has been taking action. As promised, we have gathered your comments, keypad polling
responses and ideas in the attached report. A project website has been established at
www.oregonmetro.gov/climatescenarios to keep you informed about our work. The Joint Policy Advisory Committee on
Transportation (JPACT) and the Metro Policy Advisory Committee (MPAC) have started discussions about the ideas and
themes you raised, exploring options for how the region should move forward.
This month, at the regular meetings of MPAC and JPACT, policymakers will learn more about the framework and
strategies Metro will study this summer. Building on your input, this summer’s research will focus on determining the key
characteristics and combinations of land use and transportation strategies that are most promising for meeting the region’s
carbon emissions reduction target. At their June meetings, the policy advisory committees will be asked to affirm an
approach for this work, with the understanding that staff will report findings to them this fall.
This fall, we will share the results of the analysis, which will be summarized and brought forward for discussion by the
region’s decision-makers and community and business leaders. The regional policy discussion will shape the findings and
recommended strategies that should be carried forward for further evaluation in the next phase of this effort. Next year,
the region will explore additional scenarios in more detail, examining the potential to pursue different strategies that
support distinct community goals across the region in recognition that implementation will be different in each
community.
Thank you for your contributions and interest. In the coming months, we will continue to build upon your input and look
for every opportunity to move the themes and ideas forward as we continue this important dialogue. With your help, we
can achieve all of our region’s livability goals even as we tackle the challenge of climate change.
Carlotta Collette, JPACT Chair

Charlotte Lehan, MPAC Chair
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Roth, Debby
To: Roth, Debby
Subject: REC REQUEST Fw: Library Advisory Board minutes from May 5, 2011
Attachments: Minutes 11-05-05a.pdf

From: Karen Hill <karenh@wccls.org>
To: COR - All Staff <COR-AllStaff@wccls.org>; "Dave Potts (davpot@clear.net)" <davpot@clear.net>;
"jennifer.l.heuer@gmail.com" <jennifer.l.heuer@gmail.com>; "kristin_steger-solares@co.washington.or.us"
<kristin_steger-solares@co.washington.or.us>; "Lynn Baker (lbaker@vgmhc.org)" <lbaker@vgmhc.org>; "Sabrina
Sanborn (ssanborn444@gmail.com)" <ssanborn444@gmail.com>; "solares-steger@comcast.net" <solares-
steger@comcast.net>; "srakimberly@hotmail.com" <srakimberly@hotmail.com>; Yolanda Valenzuela
<yolavictory17@yahoo.com>; Connie Starett <mrsmrs541@hotmail.com>; "Donna Bash (bash0512@comcast.net)"
<bash0512@comcast.net>; Edie Lavoie <eilavoie@ymail.com>; "Elva Wood (N58RW@aol.com)" <N58RW@aol.com>;
"Judy VanGrunsven (jjbirdwatchers@wifi-nw.com)" <jjbirdwatchers@wifi-nw.com>; "Linda McCoy
(cuckoodave@comcast.net)" <cuckoodave@comcast.net>; linda schumann <schumanntutor@aol.com>; marianne
vandervelden <vandy10@frontier.com>; Marie Griffin <rigriffin@yahoo.com>; marta enriquez
<spicymee50@hotmail.com>; mary wagner <amaryjosp@gmail.com>; norby & sharon <nccboats@aol.com>; "Patricia
Kirkpatrick (PattyK@N7RFA.net)" <PattyK@N7RFA.net>; "Patti Bauman (PositivP@aol.com)" <PositivP@aol.com>;
"Priscilla Lafollett (plala1@frontier.com)" <plala1@frontier.com>; "zumwalt (patzee2@frontier.com)"
<patzee2@frontier.com>; Jef Dalin (external) <jdalin@yahoo.com>; "jminshall@ci.cornelius.or.us"
<jminshall@ci.cornelius.or.us>; "mgottwald@ci.cornelius.or.us" <mgottwald@ci.cornelius.or.us>;
"nknight@ci.cornelius.or.us" <nknight@ci.cornelius.or.us>; "sheinrich@ci.cornelius.or.us" <sheinrich@ci.cornelius.or.us>
Cc: Dave Waffle <dwaffle@ci.cornelius.or.us>; "Debby Roth (droth@ci.cornelius.or.us)" <droth@ci.cornelius.or.us>;
"Jones, Ellie" <ejones@ci.cornelius.or.us>
Sent: Wed, May 11, 2011 9:57:33 AM
Subject: Library Advisory Board minutes from May 5, 2011
Please see attached minutes and monthly library report on current and future status of the library.
Karen Hill
karenh@wccls.org
503-357-4093 (Library)
503-992-5307 (Direct)
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Roth, Debby
To: Roth, Debby
Subject: REC REQUEST Fw: Oregon Kicker Reform Requires Faith Not Reason

From: Richard Ellmyer <ellmyer@macsolve.com>
To: Interested Parties <interested@macsolve.com>
Sent: Wed, May 11, 2011 7:06:31 PM
Subject: Oregon Kicker Reform Requires Faith Not Reason
In Salem, it's take a number

Published: Tuesday, May 10, 2011 - The Oregonian Editorial Board
http://www.oregonlive.com/opinion/index.ssf/2011/05/in_salem_its_take_a_number.html#comments
This state must ... save for the next downturn. And it can't save enough for bad times if it must kick back
revenues during good ones.
Posted Comment
The Oregonian's position on the Kicker demands an article of faith. Do you, voter, believe that if the legislature
keeps the Kicker money in a so-called rainy day fund that it will, in fact, remain in and be used exclusively for
whatever someone determines is hard times? Who is that someone and to what purposes might they put these
sequestered funds?
If you are prone to belief in the supernatural, religious miracles and the like then you may believe that the
politicians in Oregon's legislature who are controlled by the Public Employee's Party (Democrats) and the Economic
Darwinists Party (Republicans) will exercise independent good judgement in the spending of withheld Kicker
rebates.
On the other hand, if you are more inclined to let real legislative history be your guide then you are much more
likely to reasonably deduce that, like the so-called dedicated funds of the Cultural Trust, the legislature, like a drug
addict, will steal money from whatever is the easiest source when they need it.
It's all about faith and trust. Two commodities that are in extremely short supply in Salem and Washington D.C.
these days.
Richard Ellmyer
North Portland
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The First amendment to the Constitution of the United States of America not only guarantees American citizens free speech but also the right
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In the ten years that I have been writing and publishing these commentaries about our community better than 99.5% of those receiving my
"Interested Parties" emails are, in fact, interested. The numbers range from a handful to many thousands depending on the issue of the day.
The Controlling the Assault of Non-Solicited Pornography and Marketing Act of 2003 also known as the CAN-SPAM Act of 2003 specifically
exempts political speech. It was authored by senator Ron Wyden. A call to his staff will clarify this legislation. Over the last seven years only
a handful of the most egregious commercial violators have successfully been tried and convicted. The law did not work as many of us who
helped develop it had hoped. Spam, as defined in this act, is an international problem which requires an international solution. Signed emails
with true headers whose content is related to government and politics that the receiver considers "bothersome" are not spam.
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Roth, Debby
To: Roth, Debby
Importance: Low

From: "dwaffle@ci.cornelius.or.us" <dwaffle@ci.cornelius.or.us>
To: Jef Dalin <jdalin@yahoo.com>
Sent: Thu, May 26, 2011 9:51:59 AM
Jef - can you call when convenient? Thx
From: Jef Dalin <jdalin@yahoo.com>

Date: Thu, 26 May 2011 00:39:32 -0700 (PDT)
To: Waffle, Dave<DWaffle@ci.cornelius.or.us>
Dave,
I won't be available 6/20 (on the river with the boy scouts).
any chance of pulling the budget discussion into 6/13?
Jef

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Sent: Sun, May 22, 2011 5:54:22 PM

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Roth, Debby
To: Roth, Debby
Subject: [BULK] REC REQUEST Fw: League of Oregon Cities- Oregon Local Leadership Institute
upcoming training
Importance: Low

From: "olli@list.orcities.org" <olli@list.orcities.org>
To: Jeffrey Dalin <jdalin@ci.cornelius.or.us>
Cc: Kim Shook <kshook@orcities.org>
Sent: Mon, May 9, 2011 12:14:45 PM
Subject: League of Oregon Cities- Oregon Local Leadership Institute upcoming training
Oregon Local Leadership Institute (OLLI)

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Roth, Debby
To: Roth, Debby
Subject: [BULK] REC REQUEST Fw: explosion at Stimson Lumber
Importance: Low

Sent: Wed, May 11, 2011 3:37:44 PM
Subject: RE: explosion at Stimson Lumber
All units are clear of the scene. Chief Rubenstein will report at the Budget Committee tonight.

503-357-9112
From: Waffle, Dave

To: Dalin, Jeff; Jamie Minshall; Mari Gottwald; Neal Knight; Steve Heinrich; Karen Hill; Meyer, Richard; Michael Kinkade
(mkinkade@forestgrove-or.gov); Roth, Debby; Rubenstein, Paul
We have had a REAL incident at Stimpson Lumber this afternoon. There was an explosion of some kind with
multiple injuries. Life Flight is in route as are multiple ambulances and the regional hazmat team. We’ll let you
know when we know more. Cornelius Fire has moved up to cover Gaston as they are at the scene.

503-357-9112
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Roth, Debby
To: Roth, Debby
Subject: REC REQUEST Fw: Proposed TDT project list amendment
Attachments: Letter to Roy Rogers and WCCC Group Signed by Councilor Carleson 050611.pdf

To: Andrew Singelakis <Andrew_Singelakis@co.washington.or.us>; brianbiehl@cityofbanks.org;
celianunez@frontier.com; cvm@interactivenw.com; "Craig Dirksen, Mayor, Tigard" <craigd@tigard-or.gov>; "Dave
Waffle, Cornelius" <dwaffle@ci.cornelius.or.us>; david_hatcher@northplains.org; Dennis Mulvihill
<Dennis_Mulvihill@co.washington.or.us>; "Denny Doyle, City of Beaverton" <ddoyle@ci.beaverton.or.us>; "Jef Dalin,
Cornelius" <jdalin@yahoo.com>; "Keith Mays, City" <maysk@ci.sherwood.or.us>; "Keith Mays, Sherwood"
<keithmays@comcast.net>; "Lou Ogden, Tualatin" <lou.ogden@juno.com>; Mark Brown
<Mark_Brown@co.washington.or.us>; "Mike Castillo, City of Hillsboro" <mikeca@ci.hillsboro.or.us>;
monique.beikman@gmail.com; "Peter Truax, Forest Grove" <pbtfg@aol.com>; "Randy Ealy, Beaverton Alt"
<realy@ci.beaverton.or.us>; Robert Dixon <robd@ci.hillsboro.or.us>; Roy Rogers <royr@rascpas.com>;
sdturley98@msn.com; "Tim Knapp, City of Wilsonville" <knapp@ci.wilsonville.or.us>
Cc: SteveL Kelley <SteveL_Kelley@co.washington.or.us>; Andy Back <Andy_Back@co.washington.or.us>
Sent: Fri, May 6, 2011 9:49:41 AM
Subject: FW: Proposed TDT project list amendment
The attached letter from Hillsboro City Council President Carleson will be considered during discussion of Agenda Item 4
on your May 9 meeting agenda, Transportation Development Tax: Project List Amendments.
I'm forwarding it to you at the city's request.
Blair Crumpacker
503.846.3878
From: Don Odermott [mailto:dono@ci.hillsboro.or.us]

To: Blair Crumpacker
Cc: Mike Castillo; Amber Ames; Sheril Brown; Robert Dixon
Subject: FW: Amended Letter for Carleson attached
Blair,
Would you please distribute the attached request electronically to the WCCC Policy Group’s distribution list?
We intend to request a vote of support for this request at the Monday meeting. It relates to the new Collector
roadway between NW 229th Avenue and NW Cornelius Pass Road.
Don
Don Odermott, PE
1
Transportation Planning Engineer
City of Hillsboro
Ph (503)681-6451
Fax (503)681-6245
dono@ci.hillsboro.or.us
2
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Neal Knight
From: Neal Knight Sent: Tue 1/25/2011 9:05 AM
To: chamberlin97113@comcast.net
Cc:
Subject: RE: Oregon economic development.
Attachments:

City of Cornelius
From: chamberlin97113@comcast.net [mailto:chamberlin97113@comcast.net]

Sent: Mon 1/24/2011 2:17 PM
To: Neal Knight
Subject: Fwd: Oregon economic development.
Neal,
I might have written too much to keep Bruce Starr's attention (see below).
While I was looking specifically to follow up on a previous discussion that Mr. Starr and I had,
he bounced me directly to you. You can read what was written and know that I'm interested in
filling some role to help see Cornelius become a more desirable community in which to site a
business. An informal role might actually even be preferable.
I've dealt with Washington County folks rather extensively when I worked construction projects
with Intel. Now, with possible consolidation of Wash., Clack., and Mult. counties + Metro
jurisdictions, I'm not sure what the result could look like should HB2645 pass. While I'm no fan of
redundant governmental operations, I tend to think HB2645 should have the crosshairs on it.
Maybe there's something I've overlooked.
So much for my commentary. Will Cornelius ever see its codified Economic Development
Commission in action? Do you see much advantage in putting the spurs to it? Even if it seems
that you see little leverage in having such an organization, is there some way I can constructively
spend some time in order to help Cornelius go forward in a way that we buck Oregon's tradition of
generally poor employment levels?
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Sheesh, now I feel like I'm puking politics at you. I just want to feel that I can be helpful in my
community. I'm willing to chip in where I can. I guess I'm seeking the best direction to do so. I'm
pretty much retired; perhaps I should lower my sights.
Regards,
Bruce A. Chamberlin
----- Forwarded Message -----

From: "Bruce Starr" <bruce@brucestarr.org>
To: chamberlin97113@comcast.net
Sent: Monday, January 24, 2011 10:14:30 AM
Subject: Re: Oregon economic development.
Mr. Chamberlin,
I'd get with Neal Knight about talk about what his thoughts are for Cornelius and see if there is an
opportunity to work with him. If there is a Cornelius economic development commission that could
be a potential catalyst to continue to improve the business environment in the city.
Thanks,
Bruce Starr
bruce@brucestarr.org
503-310-7500 direct
On Jan 22, 2011, at 7:45 AM, Sen Starr B wrote:
From: chamberlin97113@comcast.net [mailto:chamberlin97113@comcast.net]

Sent: Friday, January 21, 2011 8:45 PM
To: Sen Starr B
Subject: Oregon economic development.
Dear Senator Starr,
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Late last October or very early November, you and I had a fairly long discussion
regarding the high investment threshold to participate in Oregon's Strategic Investment
Program (SIP). My city has openings (as in *all* of them) for an economic
development commission that I might be interested in participating in. I have
background that should allow me to be a contributor, in my opinion.
Admittedly, I find some reservation in the incoming governor's 'the hard work's
already done' statements and perhaps belief / attitude. I'm in Cornelius so there
seems to have been a bit of 'siiting on laurels' demeanor with the citing of Walmart and
a couple of drive-through coffee places here. We've actually done a little better than
that but that's what our ousted mayor was touting last year.
I'm close enough to city and county hubs to have a reasonable idea what things are
looking like here, I hope anyway. Now that the legislature has reconvened in Salem,
I'm wondering what might be being considered there to help encourage investment and
lower the Oregon unemployment rate. If there's nothing to leverage in this regard,
I won't pursue realization of the city commission that, while codified into mandatory
existence some years ago, has never actually been.
I sit on one board already but would be willing to prod another into existence / action
*if* I believe we can be reasonably effective.
Would you please share any insight as to what you may see 'coming down the pike',
at the state level, that might help enable such an endeavor to be successful? I'd
sure appreciate it and it would help me to determine any course that I may feel
appropriate in this matter. Aside from 'greasing the skids' of permitting / inspection /
compliance locally, what might I have to work with?
Thank you for any time and consideration,

Bruce A.
Chamberlin
Cornelius,
Oregon
Bruce ,
I would love to get together with you . Please let me know whats best for you and provide some
contact info .
Thanks ,
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Mari Gottwald
From: Roth, Debby Sent: Thu 5/26/2011 5:40 PM
Attachments:
Debby Roth, CMC
(503) 992‐5305, (503) 357‐7775 fax
From: Roth, Debby

Good Morning Jef,
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Thanks,
Debby

Debby,
Jef

Sent: Wed, May 25, 2011 12:48:42 PM
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Mayor & Council:
Paper
Maps
Faxes
documents.
Thank you,
Debby
Debby Roth, CMC
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(503) 992-5305, (503) 357-7775 fax
Law.
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Neal Knight
Cc: Diana Moffat; Karen Hill; Meyer, Richard; Michael Kinkade (mkinkade@forestgrove-or.gov);
Subject: RE: Labor Relations 101 Workshop - May 2nd
Attachments:
Neal,
I am surprised at Richard Meyers position. and use of my Name and Position along with
Commissioner's Schouten and Malinowski? I have just asked both of them if they have ever
had a meeting or discussion with Richard and the Reserve situation in Cornelius. Both of
them report to me that they have never had a meeting with anyone from Cornelius on the
issue. Commissioner Schouten said, "He has only had discussion with Richard Meyer in
passing, but nothing with anything of substance".
I do not think any of us have any doubt where and what the desire is for your City on this
matter. However, I have asked and indicated on more than one occasion to sit down with
Richard and your City Manager along with you to discuss this and see if there may be a
means to address this. It is a little late in the game to be fighting for something at this level in
view of what has taken place and the purpose of the current County Hearings. I think it is
safe to slay all of us as Commissioners feel your City has come up short now and in the
past. I am prepared to work to help and implement a strategy with you to correct this or work
towards a better position in the future. But, we or I must have someone to work with? Not
just talk and hyper allegations of self conclusion. Thank you for bring this to my attention. I
look forward to working with Cornelius on this and any other situation that we may work
together on.

Sent: Tuesday, April 26, 2011 12:14 PM
To: bob@fisherfarms.com; Bob Terry
Subject: Richard Meyer
City of Cornelius

Sent: Mon 4/25/2011 6:08 PM
To: Neal Knight
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Mr. Mayor,
You said last week that you would like to testify at the final public hearing and decision
by the Washington County Board of Commissioners on Urban/Rural Reserves this
week. The time is 6:30 p.m. tomorrow, Tuesday, evening at the County Public
Services building on 1st Avenue in Hillsboro. If you have any pull with Commissioner
Terry, please know that he is a swing vote. Support for the County Reserves map like
it is (without any Urban Reserves north of Cornelius) sits at 3 to 2, with Commissioners
Duyck, Rogers and Terry supporting the map because they think Metro won’t support
the compromise we proposed. Commissioners Stouten and Malinowsky favor our
compromise, mainly because it takes away the Urban Reserve designation from the
Helvetia area north of Sunset Highway. All five or the County Commissioners have
‘voiced’ support for Urban Reserves north of Cornelius. They just need to bump into a
lack of three votes for their proposed map.
If you can get Bob Terry to vote against the map in front of them and then I think all five
will vote for our Community – Farmland Compromise. That would send it back to Metro
and they would have to vote on the compromise too, and most certainly favor it. So
Bob Terry has the power to win or lose this for Cornelius’ future. Commissioner Terry
is right recommending that we present our position at their work session earlier in the
day. I am out of town however tomorrow and cannot be there. If you want to change
Commissioner Terry’s vote, then you would need to contact him before that work
session (probably at 2 or 4 o’clock in the afternoon.
supplement what you want to say. But it looks like a slam dunk against our
community’s cause if you don’t get Terry to support us with his vote of no on the
current proposal. I will be available after five o’clock tomorrow before the hearing.
- Richard
This e-mail was sent to me by Richard Meyer . I was lead to beleive it's not true by
Andy Duyck . He also said that coming to tonights meeting to testify would be
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pointless . I would appreciate any imput on this from any of the county commisioners .
Thank You ,
City of Cornelius
From: Waffle, Dave

Sent: Fri 4/22/2011 4:21 PM
Cc: Diana Moffat; Karen Hill; Meyer, Richard; Michael Kinkade (mkinkade@forestgrove-
Subject: Labor Relations 101 Workshop - May 2nd
You may recall that we had scheduled the staff of the Local Government Personnel Institute (LGPI) to come here
for a workshop on the basics of labor relations and the council’s role. They canceled that date but can come back
on Monday May 2nd. I believe that Jamie is out of town that night but we’ll save materials for him. I can review
those with him at his convenience.
We’d like to start in a worksession at 6:00 p.m. on May 2nd then start the City Council meeting about 7:30 p.m.
The agenda for the meeting is fairly light. I think Jamie was going to see about participating via phone. We’ll
provide dinner that evening. How does that sound? Thanks
503-357-9112
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Neal Knight
Cc:
Subject:
Attachments:

City of Cornelius
City of Cornelius
I noticed that on our city web site there is a request to fill a job at the library . Is this for
real ? Why when we can't afford enough officers to keep the city safe are we adding to the
cost to run the city by hiring more people at the library ?
Is it also true that a sugestion was made by Dave Waffle to let the only parks
maintinance person go to find funds for the police officer ?
It seams that what are obvious cuts are not being made ,and are not even going to be
sugested try to prove that we can't make the needed cuts .
After reading the letters sent by both Bob Terry & Andy Duyke it is obvious one person is
not only failing to do there job but doing more damage than good and has been for a long
time while the city manager looks the other way !
Are we ever going to deal with the real problems in Cornelius or just continue to pretend that
there is no problems and tell the people they need to pay more fees & taxes or we will cut
needed sevices to try and make a point no mater how wrong we are by doing so ? Or do we
need to change city managment ?
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This message was sent with low importance.

Mari Gottwald
From: John & Cyndi Groth [jcgroth@comcast.net] Sent: Fri 4/29/2011 11:48 AM
To: Waffle, Dave; Neal Knight; Dalin, Jeff; Mari Gottwald; Steve Heinrich; Jamie Minshall
Cc:
Subject: [BULK] RE: City Goals
Attachments:
Dave,
Thank you for the attachment showing the tasks listed for each goal last year.
I will be looking it over in the next couple of days. First look seems to be looking at the goals from the City stand
point and not how it benefits the average citizen.
I do want to say, I appreciate it very much that all of you are working together to move the city forward. I truly
appreciate that there are different opinions on the council—that makes for better decision making overall. Keep
up the good work.
John
From: Waffle, Dave [mailto:DWaffle@ci.cornelius.or.us]

Sent: Thursday, April 28, 2011 4:20 PM
To: John & Cyndi Groth; Neal Knight; Dalin, Jeff; Mari Gottwald; Steve Heinrich; Jamie Minshall
Subject: RE: City Goals
Thanks John – we will share the input at the council meeting. I’ve enclosed for you a copy of the last periodic
report I provided to the council on our progress toward the goals. Some of the changes in the objectives and
tasks this time were as a result of new leadership and some were due to the accomplishments over the past year
of specific items. I update this report to the council several times a year and it is posted on our web site.
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503-357-9112

To: Neal Knight; Dalin, Jeff; Mari Gottwald; Steve Heinrich; Jamie Minshall
Cc: Waffle, Dave
Subject: City Goals
Mayor Knight and City Council,
I will not be able to attend the City Council meeting for the public hearing of the proposed City Goals. I did
however want to voice my opinion on the goals.
The 5 goals are very good, and have been used prior to this upcoming year. The question that I would like to
have answered is what are you going to be doing differently than prior councils in achieving these goals? How
are you measuring if the goals are attained or not? There has to be a measurable outcome for a goal to truly be
a goal. If you can answer these questions, the citizens can actually follow what the city is doing and if the
council is doing what they said they would do. Accountability goes a long way towards respect and outcomes.
By the way, I have skimmed through the budget and I think that it is one that the city can live with. I would
make one recommendation and that it is time to stop downgrading Cornelius. It is time to start putting Cornelius
on a pedestal for all to see what we have to offer—NOT what we do not have. Positive thinking will go a long
way. Instead of being an ugly budget, it can be one that is the best usage of funds available to accomplish the
City’s Mission Statement. Just a thought.
Thank you for your hard work. If you have any questions on what I was stating, please let me know.
John Groth
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Mari Gottwald
From: Mari Gottwald Sent: Thu 5/19/2011 8:20 AM
To: Brett Lyon
Cc:
Attachments:
I'm sorry to say that I'm working on the 21st, and I also won't be there on the 24th due to needing to start
working on my niece's wedding cake. Please keep me informed of these types of things, as I would like to
learn more about SOLV. Thank you.

City of Cornelius
From: Brett Lyon [mailto:brett@solv.org]

Sent: Tue 5/10/2011 5:45 PM
To: Mari Gottwald
Subject: Learn about your watershed with SOLV
Hello Mari,
SOLV is hosting two fun, educational events in Cornelius and Forest Grove in the next few weeks and we
thought you might be interested. Here is more information:
Council Creek Site Walk – Sat, May 21st, from 9 am to 11:
z Meet at Ryland Park at 285 N 31st Ave, Cornelius

z Join SOLV for a site walk at Council Creek! SOLV staff and partners will give history of the site as well
as the restoration plan for the future and the role of community engagement. Join us to meet folks in the
area and hear about the start of our Friends of Council Creek group. Be sure to wear boots or waterproof
shoes. Snacks will be provided!
Forest Grove Weed Watchers Workshop – Tues, May 24th, 6:45pm to 9:00
z Forest Grove Community Auditorium, 1915 Main Street, Forest Grove

z Join SOLV and our partners for this FREE worskshop focusing on Early Detection and Rapid Response
(EDRR) for new and emerging invasive plants in the Tualatin Basin. After attending you will be equipped
to identify new invaders, report them before they become a problem, and use Best Management
Practices to control existing invasive plants. This workshop is great if you are concerned about invasive
plants on your property or a local public space or just interested about invasive plants.
Thanks for your past involvement with SOLV. We hope to see you at one of these events in your watershed!
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Brett Lyon | SOLV

brett@solv.org
Tel: 503-844-9571 ext. 332

Fax: 866-357-6386

www.solv.org
You are receiving this email because of your past involvement with SOLV. If you wish to unsubscribe from further email from us please
respond to this message an write “unsubscribe” in the subject line.
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Mari Gottwald
To: Jamie Minshall; Mari Gottwald; Neal Knight; Steve Heinrich; Dalin, Jeff
Cc:
Subject: FW: PBA/PGA Economy Poll results please forward to entire council &planning commision
Attachments:

City of Cornelius

Sent: Thu 4/28/2011 5:55 PM
To: Waffle, Dave; Neal Knight
Subject: Fwd: PBA/PGA Economy Poll results please forward to entire council &planning commision
Please send to entire council & planning commision
Apr 28, 2011 10:22:40 PM, jallison@dhmresearch.com wrote:
Hi Neal,
Here is the link to the economy poll you requested earlier. I hope this is helpful!
http://www.portlandalliance.com/pdf/PBA-PGE-opinion-poll-summary.pdf
Thank you,
Jenny Allison, Office Manager
DHM Research | Davis, Hibbitts, & Midghall, Inc | Opinion Research & Consultation
(503) 220-0575 • 203 SW Pine St., Portland, OR 97204 •; www.dhmresearch.com
This message may include confidential and/or privileged information. If you are not the intended recipient of this
email, please contact DHM immediately by return email and/or telephone. Thank you.
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Roth, Debby
To: Roth, Debby
Importance: Low

Sent: Wed, May 25, 2011 12:48:42 PM
Mayor & Council:

 Paper
 Maps
 Faxes
Thank you,
Debby
Debby Roth, CMC

(503) 992-5305, (503) 357-7775 fax
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Neal Knight
To: Meyer, Richard
Subject: RE: Washington County Hearing on Urban Reserves
Attachments:

City of Cornelius

Sent: Mon 4/25/2011 6:08 PM
To: Neal Knight
Mr. Mayor,
Page 2 of 5
- Richard
Dear Mayor Knight,
state that " Stouten and Malinowsky favor our compromise" is blatantly false. I believe that this deal would have
been done quickly if this were true. Both of them are on record as opposing the Cornelius urban reserves in
the original plan that went to LCDC last summer, and they certainly didn't support it this time around when
they had a chance to.
My second point is that Mr Meyer makes the claim that " That would send it back to Metro and they would

have to vote on the compromise too, and most certainly favor it ". On what basis does he say this? It is clear
that individually the Councilors may say that they support Cornelius, and some do. But collectively, I heard not
a single word of support for a Cornelius urban reserve during the March 15th hearing. Councilors Harrington
and Hughes previously advocated for Cornelius heroicly, but there simply was not, and likely is not, support
for something that LCDC was very clearly against. If the issue was forced upon Metro by Washington County,
it is more likely that they would send it back to us with the instructions that we should not replace land north
of Cornelius at all! In fact, there is a clear indication by Metro that they would lean this direction based on the
vote by Metro on March 15th to do just that. It was only because of Washington County Commissioners Terry,
Rogers and myself, that this alternative gained no further traction.
Andy Duyck
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Mr. Mayor,
- Richard
Thank You ,
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Dear Mayor Knight,
state that " Stouten and Malinowsky favor our compromise" is blatantly false. I believe that this deal would have
been done quickly if this were true. Both of them are on record as opposing the Cornelius urban reserves in
the original plan that went to LCDC last summer, and they certainly didn't support it this time around when
they had a chance to.
My second point is that Mr Meyer makes the claim that " That would send it back to Metro and they would

have to vote on the compromise too, and most certainly favor it ". On what basis does he say this? It is clear
that individually the Councilors may say that they support Cornelius, and some do. But collectively, I heard not
a single word of support for a Cornelius urban reserve during the March 15th hearing. Councilors Harrington
and Hughes previously advocated for Cornelius heroicly, but there simply was not, and likely is not, support
for something that LCDC was very clearly against. If the issue was forced upon Metro by Washington County,
it is more likely that they would send it back to us with the instructions that we should not replace land north
of Cornelius at all! In fact, there is a clear indication by Metro that they would lean this direction based on the
vote by Metro on March 15th to do just that. It was only because of Washington County Commissioners Terry,
Rogers and myself, that this alternative gained no further traction.
Andy Duyck
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Mr. Mayor,
- Richard
Thank You ,
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Neal Knight
To: Waffle, Dave
Cc:
Subject: RE: Joint Western Washington County Cities Dinner and Legislative Session Thursday, June 16th
Attachments:
Yes I would like to go , so count me in !

City of Cornelius
From: Waffle, Dave

Sent: Tue 5/24/2011 8:28 AM
To: Neal Knight
Subject: FW: Joint Western Washington County Cities Dinner and Legislative Session Thursday, June 16th
503‐357‐9112

To: Anna Ruggles; Recorder; Jim Hough, City Manager of Banks; Roth, Debby; Waffle, Dave;
lisa@northplains.org; Don Otterman, City Manager of North Plains; Amber Ames; City of Gaston;
melindac@ci.hillsboro.or.us; brucew@ci.hillsboro.or.us
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update.
Please respond back to Anna Ruggles with your RSVP no later than Friday, June 10, 2011; an RSVP form is attached along with the
agenda.
Peter Truax, Mayor
Fax: 503.992.3207
Please consider the environment before printing this e-mail.
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Neal Knight
To: aruggles@forestgrove-or.gov
Cc:
Subject: dinner & training
Attachments:
Yes I will be there june 16th

thank you,
City of Cornelius
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Neal Knight
From: David Cross [davidolencross@hotmail.com] Sent: Wed 5/25/2011 5:22 PM
To: dick_schouten@co.washington.or.us; cao@co.washington.or.us
Cc: rob_gordon@co.washington.or.us; jail_commander@co.washington.or.us;
dan_olsen@co.washington.or.us; sen.richarddevlin@state.or.us;
sen.suzannebonamici@state.or.us; sen.ginnyburdick@state.or.us; Larry George;
sen.markhass@state.or.us; sen.betsyjohnson@state.or.us; Bruce Starr;
rep.mattwingard@state.or.us; rep.tobiasread@state.or.us; rep.jeffbarker@state.or.us;
rep.katieeyrebrewer@state.or.us; rep.shawnlindsay@state.or.us;
rep.deborahboone@state.or.us; rep.mitchgreenlick@state.or.us; rep.chrisharker@state.or.us;
rep.margaretdoherty@state.or.us; rep.julieparrish@state.or.us; rep.chrisgarrett@state.or.us;
ddoyle@ci.beaverton.or.us; mayormail@ci.beaverton.or.us; gspalding@ci.beaverton.or.us;
beavertonpolice@ci.beaverton.or.us; Neal Knight; Rubenstein, Paul; police;
ptruax@forestgrove-or.gov; kaleshire@forestgrove-or.gov; craigd@tigard-or.gov;
chiefalanorr@tigard-or.gov; mikebell@tigard-or.gov; maysk@sherwoodoregon.gov;
grothj@sherwoodoregon.gov; jerryw@ci.hillsboro.or.us; council@ci.hillsboro.or.us
Subject: Washington County Sheriff Inmate List ICE Holds May 25, 2011 & Crime Legislation (See
attachments)
Attachments: Washington County Commissioners Crime Legislation May 25, 2011.doc(45KB)
Washington County Sheriff Inmate List ICE Holds May 25, 2011.doc(1MB)
May 25, 2011
Dear Washington County Commissioners Duyck, Rogers, Schouten, Malinowski, and Terry:
Currently there are 62 Foreign Nationals (criminal aliens) incarcerated at the

Washington County Jail in Hillsboro, Oregon for various crimes who have United States
(U.S.) Department of Homeland Security (DHS), Immigration Customs Enforcement
(ICE), Holds placed on them by U.S. DHS–ICE (See attachment for complete list of
charges).
Of the approximately 572 inmates incarcerated at the Washington County Jail on a daily
basis, the 62 criminal aliens make up approximately 10.84% of the jail population
(See link).
The cost to incarcerate a prisoner at the Washington County Jail is $110.00 per day.
So, the cost to incarcerate 62 criminal aliens at the Washington County Jail is $6,820.00
per day, $47,740.00 per week, or $2,489,300.00 per year.
Commissioners, I ask you to please contact your Oregon State Senator and Representative
and ask them to support and pass during the 2010 Oregon State Legislature legislative
session the following legislation to fight crimes committed by criminal aliens (See links):
House Joint Memorial 14 urges Congress to reimburse Oregon taxpayers for cost of
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incarcerating illegal immigrants who have committed crimes in this state.
http://www.leg.state.or.us/11reg/measpdf/hjm1.dir/hjm0014.intro.pdf
House Bill 2754 directs Attorney General to take all necessary steps to pursue
reimbursement from federal government for costs incurred by state by reason of
incarceration of illegal aliens in state.
http://www.leg.state.or.us/11reg/measpdf/hb2700.dir/hb2754.intro.pdf
House Bill 2760 creates crime of trafficking in illegal aliens. Punishes by maximum 20
years’ imprisonment, $375,000 fine, or both. Declares emergency, effective on passage.
House Bill 2803 requires county to verify immigration status of person incarcerated in
county correctional facility. Authorizes law enforcement agency to enforce federal
immigration law pursuant to agreement with federal government.
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Commissioners Duyck, Rogers, Schouten, Malinowski, and Terry please work with U.S. DHS–
ICE and Washington County Sheriff to remove from our State criminal aliens early on in
their criminal careers before they kill, rape, or maim the legal United States Citizens and
Residents of the State of Oregon who reside in Washington County.
Respectfully,
David Olen Cross
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Washington County Sheriff's Office

Inmate List
Rob Gordon, Sheriff
215 SW ADAMS, MS 32 Hillsboro, OR 97123
Phone (503) 846-2700 / FAX (503) 846-2719
Last Name: A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z
Immigration Customs Enforcement (ICE) Hold(s)

Updated on May 25, 2011.
1. ACOSTA-ECHEVARRIA, JOSE DEJESUS

2. ARANDA, ZULEMA
3. ARRIOLA-PACHECO, JOSE LUIS
4. BARRAGAN-RODRIGUEZ, JAVIER
5. BAUTISTA-ACUAPA, PORFIRIO
6. CALDERON-VALLEJERA, RAUL
7. CARTWRIGHT, STEPHEN
8. CASILLAS, VALENTIN
9. CISNEROS-VITE, JUAN
10. CLEMENTE-PEREZ, FERNANDO
11. CONTRERAS-HERNANDEZ, OBED
12. DELAOSOTELO, SABINO
13. DELGADO-CASTENEDA, MARIO
14. DESANTIAGO-GONZALEZ, JOSE LUIS
15. ECHEVA-MIRANDA, GUADALUPE
16. ELVIRA-PENA, ARMANDO
17. FERNANDEZ, MARIO RODRIQUEZ
18. FLORES-LUNA, CARLOS GABRIEL
19. FLORES-VALDEZ, MARCO
20. GALLARDO, DIEGO FRANCISCO
21. GALLEGOS-GARCIA, MAURICIO
22. GARCIA-SALAZAR, RAFAEL
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23. GARCIA-ZAVALA, JOSE LUIS

24. GARCIAS, RUBEN VELASQUEZ
25. GONZALEZ-CHAVEZ, ROBERTO
26. GONZALEZ-MARTINEZ, MARIO A
27. HAU-VALDEZ, DAVID ALEJANDRO
28. HERNANDEZ, EFREN H
29. HERNANDEZ, SIMON
30. HERNANDEZ-ARAUZA, JONATHAN
31. HERNANDEZ-ORELLANA, DORA
32. JIMENEZ-SAUCEDO, ASENSION
33. MALDONADO-ELIZALDE, JOSE
34. MARTINEZ, ELVIN ARNOLDO
35. MARTINEZ-BERMEJO, MIGUEL ANGEL
36. MARTINEZ-ONOFRE, RENE
37. MARTINEZ-SERVIN, JULIO
38. MATURINO-HERNANDEZ, JOSE A
39. MEDINA, LUIS MIGUEL
40. MENDOZA-MARCIAL, NAZARIN
41. MONROY-ESPINOZA, ERIC JHONATHAN
42. MORENO-DOMINGUEZ, ABIMAEL
43. MURO, YOVANE
44. NESUKH, ANATOLIY I
45. OLVERA-MANRIQUEZ, DAVID
46. PORTILLO-VENTURA, JOSE CARLOS
47. QUINTERO-SOLORZANO, JOSE JESUS
48. RAMOS-RAMIREZ, BALTAZAR
49. REYES-LEYVA, LUIS
50. RODRIGUEZ-LOPEZ, JUAN CARLOS
51. ROSARIO-MORA, JULIO
52. SAMAYOA-DELEON, JORGE ARTURO
53. SANTOS-EK, VICTOR ASUNCION
54. SANTOS-RODRIGUEZ, DANIEL
55. SIQUINA-MACHIC, LEONARDO
56. SIQUINA-XICARA, JUAN FULGENCIO
57. TAMBRIZ-RAMIREZ, RAMON
58. TASEJ-SIQUINA, JUAN
59. VARGAS-SALAZAR, ROMAN
60. VASQUEZ-SAVALA, ALEJANDRO
61. VAZQUEZ-TORRES, EDGAR
62. VAZQUEZ-TREJO, FREDY
This report is generally updated every two hours. If you have questions about it, please call the Washington
County Jail at 503-846-2600.
E-Mail to: sheriff.webmaster@co.washington.or.us
http://www.co.washington.or.us/sheriff/
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Neal Knight
From: Jef Dalin [jdalin@yahoo.com] Sent: Thu 5/26/2011 12:26 AM
Attachments:
Debby,


Jef

To: Councilor Gottwald <mgottwald@ci.cornelius.or.us>; Councilor Heinrich
<skheinrich@comcast.net>; Councilor Minshall <jminshall@ci.cornelius.or.us>; Jef Dalin
(external) <jdalin@yahoo.com>; Mayor Knight <nknight@ci.cornelius.or.us>
Cc: "Waffle, Dave" <DWaffle@ci.cornelius.or.us>; "Roth, Debby"
<droth@ci.cornelius.or.us>; Nancy Werner <Nancy@gov-law.com>; Pam@gov-law.com
Sent: Wed, May 25, 2011 12:48:42 PM
Mayor & Council:
I received a public records request and your assistance is appreciated. The request is to provide “all”
email sent and received by the Cornelius city council for the month of May.
I’ll need each of you to provide a copy of email that you have sent and or received in your official
capacity for May. This includes email from your City email account, personal email account or
business email account.

 (1) Every person has the right to inspect any public record of a public body in this state, except
as otherwise expressly provided by ORS 192.501 to 192.505
 Paper
 Maps
 Faxes
“Writing” means handwriting, typewriting, photographing and every means of recording, including
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letters, words, pictures, sounds, symbols, or combination thereof and all papers emails, maps, files,
facsimiles or electronic recordings.
If you have any questions regarding this request, please let me know. I appreciate your help in
disclosing all the requested documents.
Thank you,
Debby
Debby Roth, CMC

(503) 992-5305, (503) 357-7775 fax
DISCLOSURE NOTICE: Messages to and from this e-mail address may be subject to the Oregon Public
Records Law.
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Neal Knight
From: James Fishback [james@pacdevelopment.com] Sent: Wed 5/25/2011 5:18 PM
To: Neal Knight
Cc:
Subject: Graduate Student Project for City of Cornelius
Attachments:
Mayor Knight,
My name is James Fishback and I'm a student in the Master's program for Information Assurance at Norwich
University and a Cornelius resident. Actually, we're practically neighbors (I live in the little yellow house on the
other side of the Baptist church from you).
I'm writing because a major component of the Norwich educational program is to provide security
recommendations for the business or agency we work for. The intent is that we can apply our classroom
instruction in a practical way. Since I've long had the desire to increase my involvement in civic affairs I thought
that it might be possible for me to volunteer my services to the city instead of applying them to my place of
employment. I've been a programmer and systems architect for over 10 years and have gradually increased my
career ocus on risk management, disaster recovery, and business continuity planning as they relate to
information systems.
I would like the opportunity to work with your current information systems staff on a volunteer basis in order to
help improve the city's capacity to prepare for and respond to catastrophic events or system intrusions. The
desired term of this engagement would be from June through December of this year.
It is not my intention to simply invite myself into the building, start throwing around expensive, impractical
recommendations, and leave having accomplished nothing of value. My desire is to create concrete, actionable
goals within the fiscal and organizational capacity of the city to implement them. Beyond the scope of my school
program, I am actually interested in helping to implement the recommendations inasmuch as it is possible for me
to do so. I believe that my experience will be valuable to the city and could provide additional resources as
opposed to being simply another iron in the fire for an undoubtedly over-burdened organization.
I'm currently employed full-time but have considerable flexibility in my schedule so I am able to accommodate
city staff schedules. My involvement would initially consist of some brief interviews to "get the lay of the land"
but would soon evolve into research, planning, and ultimately a formal proposal for improvement including
underlying reasons for the recommendations, an estimate of time and costs, and an implementation road map
including my personal ability to provide resources.
Please let me know if this is something you feel would be beneficial to the city at this time and, if so, the most
appropriate person to talk to within your organization. I can either be reached by email
(james@pacdevelopment.com) or phone (my mobile is 503-389-0603) at any time.
I thank you in advance for your time and consideration, and look forward to working with you to help improve
our city.
James Fishback
Pacific Technology Development, LLC
(503) 389-0603
https://webmail.ci.cornelius.or.us/Exchange/nknight/Inbox/Graduate%20Stu... 5/26/2011
Roth, Debby
To: Roth, Debby

To: "Waffle, Dave" <DWaffle@ci.cornelius.or.us>; Jef Dalin (external) <jdalin@yahoo.com>
Sent: Tue, May 17, 2011 11:54:11 AM
Subject: RE: Tasks to perform
This was the transaction that took place, was flagged and we were contacted. The card was disabled following
that transaction, they made a second attempt to use the card and was not successful.
Debby Roth, CMC

City of Cornelius
p-503-992-5305
From: Waffle, Dave

To: Roth, Debby
Subject: FW: Tasks to perform
This came to Jef and I don’t seem to be able to see it. Can you help? Thanks

503-357-9112

To: Waffle, Dave
Subject: Fw: Tasks to perform
Dave,
Is this another eroneous charge on my city credit card?
Jef
Sent from Yahoo! Mail on Android
From: Works <WorksNoReply@works.com>;

To: <jdalin@ci.cornelius.or.us>;
Sent: Tue, May 17, 2011 4:41:57 PM
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To: Roth, Debby
Subject: REC REQUEST Fw: DISASTER EXERCISE SHEAR DYNAMICS '11 -EOC ACTIVATION

To: Michael W. Kinkade <mkinkade@forestgrove-or.gov>; "Christy, Laura" <lchristy@ci.cornelius.or.us>; Annette Evans
<aevans@corneliusrfpd.org>; Dan Eischen <deischen@corneliusrfpd.org>; Wes VanDyke
Sent: Mon, May 9, 2011 4:54:44 PM
Subject: DISASTER EXERCISE SHEAR DYNAMICS '11 -EOC ACTIVATION
THIS IS A DRILL MESSAGE – NOT AN ACTUAL EVENT
Based on the predicted weather events for tomorrow (see below) a recommendation has been made and
approved by the City Managers of Forest Grove and Cornelius that we perform a full activation of the Forest
Grove/Cornelius Emergency Operations Center tomorrow at 0800. All EOC staff have been contacted and will
report to the EOC at 0700 (simulated).
At this time, all other City employees are expected to report to duty as normal. Individual departments may be
up-staffing at Department Head discretion.

Earlier this afternoon, the National Weather Service briefed the region’s emergency managers and public safety officials
on an approaching storm system that is expected to bring damaging winds and heavy rain to the coast and the valleys
late tonight and early tomorrow morning. The forecast indicates southerly winds of 40‐50 mph with gusts of 70‐80 mph
are likely between 10:00 p.m. this evening and 10:00 a.m., Tuesday, in the Willamette Valley with the peak winds
moving up from the south as the front approaches. The forecast confidence is high. If the storm develops as expected,
it will move through fairly quickly but is likely to cause significant damage. This storm has many characteristics similar to
the December 1995 windstorm that caused major damage on the coast and in the Willamette Valley .

In addition to the high winds, significant rainfall is also expected on the coast, in the Coast Range , and in the valley. Two
to three inches are possible in the valley over the next 24 hours. The Tualatin River and its tributaries are running high
and Hagg Lake is close to full pool. However, based on the current precip forecast, it appears the river will not exceed
flood stage at Dilley or Farmington . That could change based on actual rainfall amounts. Regardless, given the amount
of rain predicted for the valley over the next 24 hours, urban and small stream flooding is likely.

Based on the forecast and the high confidence factor, Washington County has made a decision to set up the County EOC
and the Department of Land Use and Transportation DOC this afternoon and plans to staff them at 5:00 a.m., Tuesday
morning. Staffing will occur earlier if conditions warrant. [For exercise purposes, staff will actually be reporting to the
centers at 8:00 a.m. and exercise play will begin at 9:00.]

Please notify me if you will be activating your agency EOC/DOC for this event. [For exercise purposes, you don’t need to
respond to this request.]

Exercise Message – 3:30 p.m., May 9
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In view of the forecast for damaging winds, the public school district superintendents of Washington County have jointly
decided to close schools on Tuesday, May 10. Evening functions on May 9 will continue as scheduled. Evening functions
scheduled for May 10 will continue unless conditions warrant their cancelation. Most private schools will follow the
actions of the public schools and close on Tuesday as well. PCC has announced a two‐hour delay in opening on Tuesday.
Closure will be considered based on conditions Tuesday morning.

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Neal Knight
From: Joel Peterson [mail@mail.punchbowl.com] Sent: Thu 5/5/2011 11:35 AM
To: Neal Knight
Cc:
Subject: RSVP Confirmation: Grand Opening
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Roth, Debby
To: Roth, Debby

To: Jef Dalin (external) <jdalin@yahoo.com>
Sent: Tue, May 17, 2011 11:40:05 AM
Subject: RE: Tasks to perform
We are checking –thanks

503-357-9112

To: Waffle, Dave
Subject: Fw: Tasks to perform
Dave,
Is this another eroneous charge on my city credit card?
Jef
Sent from Yahoo! Mail on Android
From: Works <WorksNoReply@works.com>;

To: <jdalin@ci.cornelius.or.us>;
Sent: Tue, May 17, 2011 4:41:57 PM

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required actions.


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Neal Knight
From: Neal Knight Sent: Fri 4/22/2011 4:28 PM
To: Roth, Debby; Steve Heinrich; Jef Dalin (external)
Cc: Crowell, Mark; Meyer, Richard; Jamie Minshall; Waffle, Dave; Mari Gottwald
Subject: RE: Graffiti
Attachments:
Dear Richard Meyer and Anyone who is interested in testifying on the urban growth boundry
issue ,
I took Bob Terry on a tour of Cornelius yesterday and what he thought needs to be
addressed is to provide ALL county commisioners including the chair with any & ALL
information we have in advance of the meeting on next tuesday to help make our needs
have the best presentation possible .
thanks
City of Cornelius
From: Roth, Debby

Sent: Thu 4/21/2011 12:29 PM
To: Steve Heinrich; Jef Dalin (external)
Cc: Crowell, Mark; Meyer, Richard; Jamie Minshall; Waffle, Dave; Neal Knight; Mari Gottwald
Subject: Graffiti
Hi Jef & Steve:
Per the Mayors request this topic will be on the May 16 Worksession.
Debby Roth, CMC
City of Cornelius
p-503-992-5305
From: Mari Gottwald

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To: Neal Knight; Waffle, Dave; Jamie Minshall

Cc: Crowell, Mark; Meyer, Richard; Roth, Debby
Subject: RE: Hybrid Vehicle Purchases
I agree with Neal. I left that work session quite upset at the "We Can't" attitude. I think we have a responsibility
to our citizens, and by the very fact that Neal was called by a resident the day after our meeting and asked what
we were going to do about it shows the desire of our community. I've been in the business world for a long
time, and I'll tell you if I told any client that I can't do it, I would not have my job very long. The city needs to
remember that the resident's of Cornelius are our bosses!
City of Cornelius
From: Neal Knight

Sent: Wed 4/20/2011 4:45 PM
Subject: RE: Hybrid Vehicle Purchases
Dear Dave Waffle ,
I've given a lot of thought to the presentation to council about the graffiti situation . After I received a
complaint about some graffiti at 20th and Beech I went and took a look at it ,I also noticed more on 20th &
Dogwood . I was asked by a citizen what was I going to do about it ?
I decided to start with this letter to the city manager . The first thing I think we need to do is understand that
the direction the city is to go is decided by the majority of the city council and implimented by staff .
I do not beleive this is happening . The staff is choosing to stonewall the present council and create excuses
instead of providing solutions . I understand it may be difficult to deal with the graffiti problem but our neighbor
Forest Grove has managed to remove houses that they thought were a problem ,but we can't even get graffiti
off of a fence that some say has been there for 5 years . This is a community problem and those that have
graffiti are victims and some may need our help to get the problem corrected .Why do we clean the highway
with our employees and equipment to no benifit to the people of Cornelius , but can't find time to help Cornelius
residents. I think it would be appropriate to ask Hillsboro to see if occasionally they could help us with cleanup
in exchange for the use of the machine or ?, Also I beleive the people of this community would help do
volunteer work to cleanup the graffiti if asked and a program was set up and the city took a new direction and
tried to find solutions to problems not excuses to problems .
Please put this on the agenda for council to discuss at the next work session .
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Thank You,
Mayor Neal Knight
City of Cornelius
From: Waffle, Dave

Sent: Tue 4/19/2011 4:08 PM
Subject: Hybrid Vehicle Purchases
Here is the report that the City Council requested about the purchase of two hybrid vehicles for the Development
and Operations Department in recent years. It contains references to a vehicle replacement schedule that is the
basis for the activity in the Vehicle Replacement Fund portion of the budget (Fund #18). Please me, Crowell or
Meyer if you have any questions.
503-357-9112
Roth, Debby
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Roth, Debby
To: Roth, Debby
Subject: REC REQUEST Fw: Missed Opportunity: Transit and Jobs In Metropolitan America

To: Jonathan Schlueter <jschlueter@westside-alliance.org>
Cc: Kathryn Harrington <Kathryn.Harrington@oregonmetro.gov>; Rex Burkholder <Rex.Burkholder@oregonmetro.gov>;
"Andy_Duyck@Co.Washington.or.us" <Andy_Duyck@Co.Washington.or.us>; "roy_rogers@co.washington.or.us"
<roy_rogers@co.washington.or.us>; Mayor Craig Dirksen <craigd@tigard-or.gov>; Jef Dalin (external)
<jdalin@yahoo.com>; Ina Zucker <Ina.Zucker@oregonmetro.gov>; Shirley Craddick
<Shirley.Craddick@oregonmetro.gov>; "lynn@malamutes.com" <lynn@malamutes.com>
Sent: Mon, May 9, 2011 8:45:12 PM
Subject: Re: Missed Opportunity: Transit and Jobs In Metropolitan America
Jonathan
Thank you for the heads up. Will we be able to either record or link to the report so we can all view it? I really
want to see their conclusions. I am very committed to transit as both a critical tool in job creation but also the
most cost effective means to link people to jobs. And assuming we have access to the Brookings work, I'd
welcome getting together to discuss it.
I'm copying Shirley Craddick who has replaced Kathryn on JPACT, Lynn Peterson who may also find it
interesting, and Ina to help set up a conversation. Depending on the report contents, it may be appropriate for a
JPACT meeting as well.
Carlotta
On May 9, 2011, at 11:01 AM, "Jonathan Schlueter" <jschlueter@westside-alliance.org> wrote:
On Thursday morning, May 12, The Brookings Institute will host a half-day forum to introduce
the findings of a new report entitled “Missed Opportunity: Transit and Jobs in Metropolitan
America.”
This new report will introduce Brookings’ extensive analysis of public transit routes and
schedules, demographic data and employment information collected from the nation's 100 largest
metro regions. The report is also expected to reveal how well public transit in each of these
metro areas serves cities and suburbs and lower- and higher-income neighborhoods, and how
effective transit is in helping workers in these communities reach jobs within their regions.
The Brookings Forum is being held in our nation’s capital, but will be simulcast on the
Institute’s website between 6:30 -- 9:15 a.m. (PDT), by linking to
http://www.brookings.edu/events/2011/0512_transit_jobs.aspx
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It is unfortunate this Forum will be held at the same time as your next JPACT meeting. But the
findings and conclusions from the Brookings report will likely deserve closer attention and
consideration by JPACT members at a future meeting.
Jonathan Schlueter
Executive Director
(503) 968-3100
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Mari Gottwald
Attachments:
Debby Roth, CMC
(503) 992-5305, (503) 357-7775 fax
Law.
https://webmail.ci.cornelius.or.us/Exchange/mgottwald/Deleted%20Items/RFP-Attorney%2... 6/1/2011
Waffle, Dave
From: Waffle, Dave
To: Neal Knight

503‐357‐9112

To: Waffle, Dave


Featuring

7:30 a.m. - 9 a.m.
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and a place where it's easy to get in touch with nature. Unfortunately, our
region is also a place of high unemployment, a sluggish economy, and a high
demand on public services. So how do we create a thriving future both
economically and environmentally?
Join us as we welcome Clayton Hering from Norris Beggs & Simpson, Mike
Houck from the Urban Greenspaces Institute, and Mary Kyle McCurdy from 1000
Friends of Oregon to our Breakfast Forum on Thursday, May 26 at the Embassy
Suites near Washington Square. Our speakers will share with us the ambitions
they see shaping the region in the future and how we can promote its economic
To register for this Breakfast Forum, send a check to the Alliance office,
payable to Westside Economic Alliance, or telephone our staff at 503-968-3100
with a Visa or MasterCard number.
TIME: 7:30 a.m. - 9 a.m.


$35 for non-members


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Mari Gottwald
From: Jones, Ellie Sent: Fri 5/27/2011 12:18 PM
To: Mari Gottwald
Cc:
Subject: Out of Office AutoReply: Important - alternative budget hearing date
Attachments:
I am currently out of the office. I will return on Tuesday, May 31st. If you are in need of immediate assistance
please contact City Hall at 503-357-9112 and one of my co-workers should be able to assist you.
Thank you!!
Ellie Jones
City of Cornelius
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Mari Gottwald
To: Jamie Minshall; Mari Gottwald; Steve Heinrich; Jef Dalin (external); Neal Knight
Cc: 'Nancy Werner'; 'Pam@gov-law.com'; Debby Roth; Hill, Karen; Meyer, Richard; Michael Kinkade; Rubenstein, Paul;
Waffle, Dave
Attachments: Oregonian 5182011.pdf(209KB)
I have received a Public Records Request asking for records of communications from, or to, Mayor Neal Knight,
from, or to, any City of Cornelius employee and/or city council members, related to city employment, potential
employment, work performance and/or hiring or firing of any current, past or potential city employee; and
Specifically, all emails sent by Mayor Knight to City Manager Waffle referenced in the May 18, 2011, Oregonian
article titled " Cornelius Budget Committee approves proposed budget, but without support from three key city
councilors." Article attached.
Please review your all records of communication (see list below) and forward copies to my office by noon on
Tuesday May 31, 2011.
Thank you.
Debby Roth, CMC

(503) 992-5305, (503) 357-7775 fax
Law.
From: Roth, Debby
Hi Jamie,
Thank you for the questions. The City Attorney was copied on this email due to the nature of the records
request. It's important that legal counsel is made aware of the request; should legal consultation be required
or advice on other questions relating to the Public Records Law. If I need the City Attorney's office to review
these emails to ensure they are subject to disclosure under the Public Records Law, the City can charge those
costs back to the requesting party so it will not be a cost to the City.
The records request was from the media and I'm relaying that request to you. They'll be provided a copy of
this email in the overall documents.
Debby Roth, CMC
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(503) 992-5305, (503) 357-7775 fax
Law.
Knight
Debby,

City of Cornelius
From: Roth, Debby
Sent: Wed 5/25/2011 12:48 PM
Mayor & Council:
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¡ Paper
¡ Maps
¡ Faxes
Thank you,
Debby
Debby Roth, CMC
(503) 992-5305, (503) 357-7775 fax
Law.
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Waffle, Dave
From: Waffle, Dave
To: Neal Knight
Subject: FW: Joint Western Washington County Cities Dinner and Legislative Session Thursday, June
16th
Attachments: CC06-16-11A.CCLegWS.Ltr(Cities).pdf

503‐357‐9112

To: Anna Ruggles; Recorder; Jim Hough, City Manager of Banks; Roth, Debby; Waffle, Dave; lisa@northplains.org; Don
Otterman, City Manager of North Plains; Amber Ames; City of Gaston; melindac@ci.hillsboro.or.us;
brucew@ci.hillsboro.or.us
Forest Grove Mayor Peter Truax and City Manager Michael Sykes cordially invite you to attend our
Joint Western Washington County Cities Dinner and Legislative Training Session on
Thursday, June 16, 2011.
Commissioner, League of Oregon Cities, and Western Washington County Mayors, City Councilors
and City officials.
Please respond back to Anna Ruggles with your RSVP no later than Friday, June 10, 2011; an RSVP
form is attached along with the agenda.
Peter Truax, Mayor

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Neal Knight
To: Neal Knight
Cc:
Subject: Capital Projects
Attachments: Capital Projects-Rev 5.13.10 BC Vers(67KB)
Neal – this is a handout for tonight’s meeting. It repeats much of the information that is already in Fund 7 –
Streets. The large difference in the two years budgets is Baseline and 10th Avenue. I summarized that the first
night and this is the detail. I’ll call you.
503-357-9112
https://webmail.ci.cornelius.or.us/Exchange/nknight/Deleted%20Items/Capi... 5/26/2011
Roth, Debby
To: Roth, Debby
Importance: Low

Sent: Fri, May 13, 2011 2:06:07 PM
Here is this week’s edition of the Griddle. This next week features a City Council worksession on Monday to
discuss the General Services Fee, graffiti removal program and urban growth boundary expansion proposals.
The Budget Committee may have their final meeting on Wednesday. Both meetings at 7:00 p.m. in the City
Council Chambers. I hope you have a nice weekend.

503-357-9112
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Roth, Debby
To: Roth, Debby
Subject: REC REQUEST Fw: LOC Bulletin - May 13 edition

Sent: Fri, May 13, 2011 12:05:32 PM
http://www.orcities.org/LinkClick.aspx?link=Publications%2fNewsletters%2fWeekly%2fBulletin05-13-
11.pdf&tabid=798&mid=1588&language=en-US
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bulletin&o=197365
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Waffle, Dave
From: Waffle, Dave
Sent: Thursday, May 19, 2011 2:57 PM
To: Neal Knight
Cc: Keyes, Terry; Reynolds, Dick; Meyer, Richard
Subject: Extension of N. Holladay Street
Hi Neal – I understand that you were seeking some information about the Holladay industrial area and the westward
extension of N. Holladay Street. I can provide you much of the information regarding enterprise zone incentives. Dick is
the contact person for the land use plan of the area.

As for the roadway we only have a conceptual corridor without cost estimates or funding sources at this point. The
project is very dependent on developer/property owner interest. Terry Keyes worked out an alternative alignment to
the one shown in our Transportation Systems Plan (TSP) to help with some concerns from Forest Grove land owners. It
swings to a more northerly alignment but is very general. If the property owners are interested we can arrange some
meetings and develop preliminary costs estimates. However it is not a front‐burner project unless someone is really
ready to go.

503‐357‐9112

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Mari Gottwald
Blood
It is Sunday so time for this week’s edition of the Griddle. The City Council is off until June 6th as May is a “5 Monday month”
offering several weeks to skip and the Budget Committee has adjourned for the year.
503-357-9112
Waffle, Dave
From: Waffle, Dave
To: Neal Knight
Attachments: Lunch Options - Community Leaders Lunch.doc

503‐357‐9112

To: annataveraweller@yahoo.com; bmaughan@forestgrove-or.gov; Waffle, Dave; dick.stenson@tuality.org; Jose Rivera;
Bilderback, Kris; Hallick, Lesley M.; lisa.duncan@tuality.org; msykes@forestgrove-or.gov; Nancy Hopkins
(nancy.hopkins@tuality.org); Neal Knight; Truax, Pete; Tavera-Weller, Anna; Teri Koener; Bahnsen, Kathy
Hi all:
I noticed that the first Lunch Option form that was sent to you had a date of May 12 on it. The correct day for the
luncheon is next Thursday, May 19th. Thanks to those have turned in their menu selection. Please have them turned
into me by Monday, May 16th. Thanks so much!
Sue


To: annataveraweller@yahoo.com; bmaughan@forestgrove-or.gov; David Waffle; Dick Stenson (E-mail); Jose Rivera
(jerivera@centrocultural.org); Bilderback, Kris; Hallick, Lesley M.; Lisa Duncan; msykes@forestgrove-or.gov; Nancy
Hopkins (E-mail); Neal Knight; Pete Truax; Tavera-Weller, Anna; Teri Koener (director@fgchamber.org); Weinbender, Sue
attached the order form for lunch. If you have any agenda items you would like me to put
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down please let me know. Brad Bafaro will meet you towards the end of your meeting to
offer a tour of the Viking House.

Thanks,
Kathy

Kathy Bahnsen
1728 Main Street
(503) 359-2406

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Waffle, Dave
From: Neal Knight
To: Waffle, Dave

Thank You,

City of Cornelius
From: Waffle, Dave

Sent: Mon 5/16/2011 9:11 AM
To: Neal Knight
503‐357‐9112

To: Waffle, Dave


Featuring

7:30 a.m. - 9 a.m.

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Our region is known as a place of scenic beauty, an
ideal place for recreation, and a place where it's easy to get in
touch with nature. Unfortunately, our region is also a place of
high unemployment, a sluggish economy, and a high demand on
public services. So how do we create a thriving future both
economically and environmentally?
Join us as we welcome Clayton Hering from Norris Beggs &

Simpson, Mike Houck from the Urban Greenspaces Institute, and
Mary Kyle McCurdy from 1000 Friends of Oregon to our
Breakfast Forum on Thursday, May 26 at the Embassy Suites near
Washington Square. Our speakers will share with us the
ambitions they see shaping the region in the future and how we
can promote its economic health and vitality for generations to
come.
To register for this Breakfast Forum, send a check to the

Alliance office, payable to Westside Economic Alliance, or
telephone our staff at 503-968-3100 with a Visa or MasterCard
number.
TIME: 7:30 a.m. - 9 a.m.


$35 for non-members


503-968-3100
2
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Waffle, Dave
From: Waffle, Dave
To: Neal Knight
Subject: Capital Projects
Attachments: Capital Projects-Rev 5.13.10 BC Vers
Neal – this is a handout for tonight’s meeting. It repeats much of the information that is already in Fund 7 – Streets. The
large difference in the two years budgets is Baseline and 10th Avenue. I summarized that the first night and this is the
detail. I’ll call you.

503‐357‐9112

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Mari Gottwald
From: Mari Gottwald Sent: Mon 5/23/2011 9:36 AM
To: alfredo.solares-vega@comcast.net; Dalin, Jeff; Steve Heinrich; Jamie Minshall
Cc: Waffle, Dave
Attachments:
Alfredo,
I would like an answer to a question. How can you or anyone else judge a person narrow minded
when you don’t know that person personally? I don’t know you from Adam, and would never do such
a thing.
I have a very LARGE legitimate concern regarding an item in the budget. This is a concern that I
cannot state to Mr. Waffle. However, Mr. Waffle knows of the situation and has not addressed it.
AND, until the situation is addressed, I cannot in all conscious vote for the proposed budget. This is a
concern I personally feel is most important to Cornelius being able to grow. Without growth,
attracting businesses that will provide a wage a family can live on, we will go nowhere. Yes, we are
getting a Sonic, but it replaces a business we lost, and Sonic will NOT provide many family wage
jobs. Yes, we have a Walmart, but how many of the employees there make a wage that a family can
live on per month? My guess is that most are either doing it as a second job, or maybe an out of work
parent took the job to add to another parent’s non-family supporting wages. We need solid companies
that pay well.
If you consider all the businesses we’ve lost over the last few years, the new businesses we’ve
“gained” aren’t that much of a step forward.
Now that I’ve said that, maybe you’ll get an open mind, and realize that just maybe there ARE things
in the city that need to change. Only God has the right to judge people, we don’t. Consider the plank
in you own eye before you decide I, or anyone else, are narrow-minded.
City of Cornelius

Sent: Sat 5/21/2011 5:32 PM
Cc: Waffle, Dave
Council members
https://webmail.ci.cornelius.or.us/Exchange/mgottwald/Sent%20Items/RE:%20Thank%20y... 6/1/2011
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I want to encourage councilors Gottwald and Minshall again (as stated in my previous
memo) to go the extra mile, inform yourselves with facts and details, proactively air your
concerns and views, and offer solutions when you bring up legitimate
complaints about city needs. During budget season, emotional decisions can distract and
sidetrack, preventing you from making a decision that best meets the needs of an
organization. There are legitimate and not so legitimate reasons why cuts and adjustments
are needed, approach it with comprehensive and open rather than narrow mind.
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Hello City Council,

Have a great Memorial Day weekend—hopefully the weather will be nice.

2011 General Fund $5,715,151

2011 Total Budget $24,191,363

2012 General Fund $5,463,841

2012 Total Budget $28,065,552

Debby Roth, CMC

(503) 992-5305, (503) 357-7775 fax

Please consider the environment before printing this email.

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City Councilor Jamie Minshall

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Mayor & Council:

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Debby Roth, CMC

From: Rush, Susan

Development & Operations

Management Analyst - CMC

You replied on 5/27/2011 12:18 PM.

Dave Waffle, City Manager

You replied on 5/25/2011 2:12 PM.

Mayor & Council:

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(503) 992-5305, (503) 357-7775 fax

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City Councilor Mari Gottwald

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Mayor & Council:

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