TVW Coverage - June 4, 2024

9:15am WA State Board of Natural Resources: Timber sales, WA Administrative Code amendment, land transaction/River Road direct transfer.

10am WA State Liquor and Cannabis Board: Board caucus meeting.

2pm Universal Health Care Commission: Public comment, state agency report outs, Whole Washington draft report, panel presentation on administrative simplification followed by Q+A. ?

4pm Joint Committee on Energy Supply, Energy Conservation, and Energy Resilience: Election of chair and vice-chair, WA Dept of Commerce update on Rural Clean Energy and Resilience report, public comment on rural clean energy.

9am Division 3 Court of Appeals/Spokane – multiple cases at same link:

Terry Miller et al v City of Richland et al. Did Richland’s hearing examiner err in approving a site plan application for a proposed apartment complex?

In re the Recall of Keith Clark. Did the trial court err when it apportioned monetary CR 11 sanctions to the appellant personally?

Lanzce Douglass v Harley C. Douglass. Did the superior court err when it denied appellant’s petition to remove respondent as co-trustee of a trust?

9:30am Division 1 Court of Appeals/Seattle – multiple cases at one link:

Glacier Northwest, Inc., v. WA State Dept. of Labor & Industries, case # 856600 - Glacier Northwest Inc. appeals an administrative order finding it violated the Prevailing Wage Act for its part in the SR99 tunneling project.??

Jodi Van, et ano, v. City of Burien, case # 850776 - Jodi Van obtained a shoreline exemption to repair a dilapidated garage and deck. To comply with building codes, Van altered her plan to include replacement of the existing structures. The City of Burien initially issued a building permit but subsequently suspended it because the project exceeded the shoreline exemption. A hearing examiner upheld the City’s actions. In this petition, Van argues that to suspend her permit, the City was required to file a timely petition under the Land Use Petition Act, chapter 36.70C RCW.