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INTERLOCAL AGREEMENT FOR
CONSERVATION FUTURES FUNDING
A.01 PURPOSE
This Interlocal Agreement sets forth the terms and conditions by which Clark County,
Washington, shall provide funds from its Conservation Futures Account,pursuant to RCW
84.34.2 10 and Chapter 3.24 of the Clark County Code, to the City of Camas,hereinafter
identified as the Contracting Party, for the purpose of acquiring fee simple or lesser interest in
open space, farm land, or timber land, as such are defined in RCW 84.34.020.
A.02 AUTHORITY
This Interlocal Agreement by and between Clark County, Washington, and the Contracting Party
is authorized by Chapter 39.34 of the Revised Code of Washington, which permits a
governmental unit to contract for the use of land for park purposes by private negotiation with
consent from the Board of County Commissioners. In addition, this Agreement is further
contemplated by RCW 84.34, for the preservation and continued availability of open space lands
to assure the use and enjoyment of natural resources and scenic beauty for the benefit of all
citizens.
A.03 PROJECTS DESCRIPTION
The Contracting Party's application to Clark County is attached hereto, Marked as Exhibit A and
is incorporated herein by this reference. The Application is the Contracting Party's notification
of its intent and commitment to implement and manage the following two projects in
conformance with local and state goals and objectives. The projects are described as: a Fallen
Leaf Lake; and (b) Lower Washougal River Greenway. Specific legal descriptions of each
project are to be attached to the Deeds of Right, to be filed and recorded herewith.
A.04 FUNDING OF PROJECTS
The total cost of the property to be acquired under terms of this Agreement is estimated by the
Contracting Party to be $2,030,000 for the Fallen Leaf Lake Projects and $45,000 for the Lower
Washougal River Greenwaejects.
Clark County agrees to pay a total of$380,000, or 18.7 percent of the total estimated project
cost, or the same percentage of fair market value, whichever is less for the purchase of the Fallen
Leaf Lake Project. Clark County also agrees to pay a total of$30,000, or 66.7 percent of the total
estimated project cost, or the same percentage of fair market value, whichever is less for the
purchase of Lower Washougal River Greenway Project. The funding provided is limited in its
use to the acquisition of the real property or the costs of title insurance, appraisals and surveys.
Fair market value shall be determined utilizing professional appraisal procedures. Both a fair
market appraisal and a review appraisal are required. If federal funds are anticipated to be used
in the acquisition, the appraisal must be in compliance with the Uniform Appraisal Standards for
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Federal Land Acquisitions (USASFLA). If no federal funding is involved, the appraisal shall
comply with Uniform Standards of Professional Appraisal Practice (USPAP), with modifications
as follows:
1) Extraordinary Assumptions and Hypothetical Conditions must be clearly listed and
justified in the appraisal report;
2) Appraisals must consider existing encumbrances;
3) The restricted format for reporting appraisals is not acceptable; and
4) Appraisers must provide a specific point value, rather than a value range.
Both the fair market appraisal and the review appraisal reports must be prepared by qualified real
estate appraisers having designation from the Members of the American Institute of Real Estate
Appraisers (MAI). The cost of the appraisal, review appraisal and related administrative costs
shall be paid by the Contracting Party. The Contracting Party may request reimbursement from
the County for the cost of the land, appraisal and review appraisal, provided that the total amount
of reimbursement sought from the county, does not exceed a) $380,000 for the Fallen Leaf Lake
Project and b) $30,000 for the Lower Washougal River Greenway Project.
In the event fair market value exceeds the Contracting Party's estimated projects cost, the Board
of County Commissioners, at its discretion, may increase the approved funding allocation to
cover fair market value of the property to be acquired. A written request to this effect should be
submitted by the Contracting Party to the Conservation Futures Program Manager, acting as
program staff for the Board of Commissioners. The request shall include a copy of the appraisal
report and appraisal review. The program manager shall notify the Contracting Party of the
Board's decision within thirty (30) days of the receipt of the request, or as soon thereafter as is
practicable. In the event the Board of Commissioners does not agree to increase the approved
funding allocation, there shall be no obligation by Clark County to fund the projects beyond the
originally designated amount.
A.05 STATEMENT OF DIFFERENCE IN VALUE
If the properties are to be purchased for less than the approved fair market value, a letter from the
seller must be submitted that acknowledges that the seller was aware of the approved fair market
value and that the seller's decision to sell at less than fair market value was made of his/her own
free will.
A.06 REAL PROPERTY ACQUISITION PROCEDURES
The Contracting Party agrees to comply with the terms and intent of the Clark County Code
Chapter 3.24, and RCW Chapter 84.34, as now or may be amended, to the extent such
amendment is applicable under the law.
A.07 CONTINGENCIES
The duty of Clark County to pay out funds under this contract depends on:
A. Strict compliance by the Contracting Party with the terms of this contract, and
B. The availability of funds in Clark County's Conservation Futures Account.
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A.08 ACQUISITION PERIOD
The Contracting Party shall have two years from execution of this interlocal agreement by the
Board of Clark County Commissioners to complete the acquisition projects, as described in the
Contracting party's attached Projects Application.
The Board of County Commissioners may extend the acquisition period at its discretion. To
secure an extension, the Contracting Party shall send written notice to the Conservation Futures
Program Manager, acting as program staff for the Board of Commissioners, at least thirty(30)
days prior to the end of the acquisition period. The notice shall state the need for an extension
and explain the reasons for the request. The program manager shall notify the Contracting Party
of the Board's decision within thirty days of receipt of the request, or as soon thereafter as is
practicable.
Any projects that has not been completed within the acquisition period, and for which no
extension has been granted, shall be considered withdrawn and all allocated funds not expended
for a permitted purpose shall returned to Clark County. The Contracting Party agrees to notify
the Conservation Futures Program Manager of any circumstances or events during the
acquisition period (such as an owner indicating he is no longer a willing seller) which will cause
the termination of efforts to acquire the subject properties.
The Contracting Party, on forms provided, will advise Clark County at least once every six
months of their progress, upon reimbursement to the Contracting Party for all reasonable and
appropriate expended costs incurred during the acquisition period.
The program staff shall review all easements, restrictions, and other encumbrances that appear in
the preliminary title insurance policy to assure that they are acceptable to Clark County
considering the Conservation Futures purposes for which the land is to be acquired. Clark
County will not release funds for land purchases until this requirement is met.
A.09 DURATION OF INTERLOCAL AGREEMENT
This Interlocal Agreement shall remain in effect in perpetuity, except as otherwise provided for
in the "Acquisition Period" section of this Agreement.
A.10 RELATIONSHIP OF PARTIES
The Clark County Board of Commissioners imposed the Conservation Futures levy to provide a
reliable and predictable funding source to help acquire interest in open space, farm land, timber
land, and certain classifications of park property. The projects described herein, however, are the
sole projects of the Contracting Party and not Clark County. The purpose of this Agreement is to
provide the Contracting Party monetary assistance which will enable it to complete the Projects
described herein. Clark County will not acquire any ownership interest in the subject properties
by virtue of this Agreement, nor will Clark County assume any responsibility for improving or
managing the properties.
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The Contracting Party shall be solely responsible for the management of the Projects within the
terms and conditions of this Agreement and all applicable law. Furthermore, Clark County shall
not be deemed a party to any contract between the Contracting Party and any third party by
reason of having entered into this Agreement.
A.I I OTHER ORGANIZATIONS
No separate legal or administrative entity shall be created by this Agreement.
A.12 PERFORMANCE
The Contracting Party agrees to manage the subject property in a manner consistent with the
legislative declarations and objectives set forth in RCW Chapter 84.34. and Chapter 3.24 of the
Clark County Code. Moreover, the Contracting Party recognizes that boards of county
commissioners are the only legislative authority empowered to impose the Conservation Futures
levy and that the Board of Clark County Commissioners,having done so, has the responsibility
to assure proper use and administration of the Conservation Futures Fund and has a
corresponding interest in the management of all properties acquired with the fund. Therefore the
Contracting Party shall operate and maintain the subject properties as follows:
A. The properties and any improvements to the properties shall be kept safe and clean; and
B. The Contracting Party shall make reasonable efforts to control nonconforming uses, including
but not limited to hunting or poaching in wildlife preserves and sanctuaries; and
C. Sanitation and sanitary facilities shall be maintained in accordance with applicable state and
local public health standards; and
D. The Contracting Party shall submit to the Conservation Futures Program Manager any plans
for improving the subject properties to assure federal, state, and local compliance. This does not
apply to routine maintenance. Improvements that may be allowed under terms of the statute, the
plans for which, in any event, should be submitted to the Program Manager, include but are not
limited to picnic tables, viewpoints, rest areas, docks,benches,boat launches, restrooms,
accessory structures,retaining walls requiring engineering, and parking lots. Work shall not
commence without written approval from the Conservation Futures Program Manager. Though
Clark County shall be given the opportunity to review plans for improvements, this should not be
construed to mean that Clark County shall participate in the funding of improvements; and
E. The Contracting Party shall submit to the Conservation Futures Program Manager any
proposals for lease-back agreements, as provided in RCW 84.34.210, easements, rights-of-way,
or other conditions or restrictions which limit the use of or alter the character of the subject
properties. Any such proposal shall be reviewed for statutory compliance and consistency with
proposed plans and uses as stated in the Contracting Party's grant application at the time of
funding approval at the sole discretion of Clark County. The Contracting Party shall not
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consummate any such proposal without advance written consent of the Conservation Futures
Program Manager; and
F. The properties shall be kept open for public use at reasonable hours and times of year. Clark
County recognizes, however, that appropriate hours may vary considerably depending on the
type of interest that has been acquired, and the existence of leaseback or other agreements that
might properly limit public access; and
G. The properties shall be open for the use of all segments of the public without restriction
because of the race, creed, color, sex, religion, national origin or residence of the user; and
H. Roads, trails, tables, benches, and other improvements shall be kept in reasonable repair
throughout their estimated lifetime, so as to prevent undue deterioration that would discourage
public use; and
I. The Contracting Party shall operate and maintain the facilities in accordance with all
applicable federal, state, and local laws and regulations; and
J. The Contracting Party shall execute and record a Deed of Right in substantially the same form
as Exhibit B, attached hereto and made a part of this agreement, at the time of property
acquisition to guarantee that the restrictions imposed by Conservation Futures Program funding
are in the chain of title to the subject properties.
A.13 USER FEES AND CHARGES
User or other types of fees may be charged in connection with areas that are the subject matter of
this Agreement, provided that the fees and charges are commensurate with the value of
recreation services or opportunities furnished and are within the prevailing range of public fees
and charges within the state for the particular activity involved.
A.14 CONVERSION
The Contracting Party for and in consideration of monies coming in whole or in part from Clark
County's Conservation Futures Fund, shall dedicate the properties to be acquired under terms of
this Agreement in perpetuity for the public's use and enjoyment and to promote the purposes of
Conservation Futures.
The Contracting Party will not make or permit to be made any use of the real properties
described in this Agreement, or any part of it, which is inconsistent with those chapters of the
Clark County Code and Revised Code of Washington that govern the use of Conservation
Futures funds, or any use which is inconsistent with the purposes and improvements as described
in the Contracting Party's grant application at the time of funding approval, unless the Board of
Clark County Commissioners consents to the inconsistent use. Clark County shall approve any
such conversion only upon conditions where the Contracting Party can assure it will acquire
substitute properties which are of equal or greater value at the time of conversion, which,to the
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extent feasible, are equivalent in usefulness and location, and which also meet the goals and
objectives of the Conservation Futures Program.
A.15 REMEDIES
In the event the Contracting Party fails to comply with any or all of its obligations under this
Agreement, specific performance shall be the remedy preferred by Clark County.
The remedy of specific performance shall not be the sole remedy and does not serve to exclude
any and all other remedies available to Clark County. Clark County may choose to exercise any
and all other remedies available together with, or as an alternative to, specific performance, at the
sole option of Clark County.
A.16 REPORTS AND INSPECTIONS
The Contracting Party, in cooperation with the Conservation Futures Program Manager, shall
prepare a final report upon completion of the above described Projects or its early termination for
presentation to the Board of Clark County Commissioners. The report shall include a final
accounting of all expenditures and a description of the work accomplished. If the any of the two
Projects are terminated early, the report shall provide a full explanation of the reasons for not
completing the Projects. The Contracting Party also agrees to provide interim status reports
during the acquisition period as may be requested by the Conservation Futures Program
Manager.
Property and improvements acquired under terms of this Agreement shall be available for
inspection by the Conservation Futures Program Manager, or his designee, upon request. As a
matter routine, Clark County shall maintain the right to conduct an on-site inspection
approximately once a year to assure that the properties are being operated, maintained, and used
in accordance with this Agreement.
A.17 ASSIGNMENT
This Agreement shall not be assignable in whole or in part by the Contracting Party except with
the express advance written consent of the Board of Clark County Commissioners.
A.18 HOLD HARMLESS
The Contracting Party agrees to defend and hold harmless, Clark County, Washington, the Board
of Clark County Commissioners and any employees, officials, agents, or elected officials thereof
from any and all suits at law or equity or claims or demands, or any loss of any nature, including
but not limited to costs and attorneys' fees, suffered, or alleged to be suffered, on the premises,
or arising out of use, improvements, operation, or management of the subject properties and/or
the Projects.
Clark County, Washington and all employees, officials, agents, or elected officials thereof,
agrees to defend and hold harmless the Contracting Party from any and all suits of law or equity
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or claims or demands, or any loss of any nature, including,but not limited to, costs and
attorney's fees, suffered, or alleged to be suffered, as a result of any act or omission on the party
of Clark County, Washington, their employees, officials, agents or elected officials, on the
premises.
A.19 NOTICES
Any notices, requests, consents, approvals, and other communications shall be in writing and
shall be deemed to have been sufficiently given for all purposes when delivered by hand, or
within three days of being mailed by U.S. mail first class postage or certified mail, postage
prepaid, addressed as follows:
A. Notice to Clark County
TO: Conservation Futures Program Manager
Clark County Environmental Services Department
P.O. Box 9810
Vancouver, Washington 98666-9810
B. Notice to the Contracting Party
TO: Lloyd Halverson who serves in the capacity as City Administrator for the Contracting Party
and who has been designated as the Contracting Party's liaison officer for the purposes of this
Agreement, or to such other officer or address as the Contracting Party shall have furnished to
the Conservation Futures Program Manager in writing.
Signed by the Contracting Party on this j,�) day of A1pV&k0f1Pi , 2010
CITY OF CAMAS
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By: Pau/ Pe-nni's
Mayor, City of Camas
Signed by Clark County on this 7% day of ACC- , 2010
CLARK COUNT
Azi &
By Bill Barr n,
County Ad inistrator
APPROVED AS TO FORM ONLY:
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ARTHUR D. CURTIS
CLARK OUNTY SECUT G ATTORNEY
By: Bronson Potter, Chief Deputy Civil Prosecuting Attorney
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EXHIBIT A
PROJECT APPLICATIONS
Project Name
Fallen Leaf Lake
Sponsoring Agency
Agency: City of Camas
Contact: Jerry Acheson
Phone: 834-5307
Address: Camas Parks and Recreation
P.O. Box 1055
Camas, WA. 98607
Proiect Location
The project surrounds Fallen Leaf Lake and is located approximately 1 mile north of downtown
Camas via Everett Street(SR-500). A short access road leads from SR-500 into the property just
north of NW 23rd Street.
Existing Conditions
New Site/Addition: Addition
Total Acres: 55 acres
No. of Parcels: 4
Zoning: R-10
Existing Structures: Picnic Shelter, restrooms, parking, sand volleyball Court, walking paths.
Waterfront: Fallen Leaf Lake
Shoreline: 5,000 lineal feet
Current Use: This property is owned by Koch Industries/Georgia Pacific and has served for
decades as a private, company park. While the primary user group is the company's employees,
community groups have also been allowed to reserve the park for special events and it has been a
popular site for weddings, family picnics, and similar events. The property provides
opportunities for hiking, swimming, picnicking, and other light-impact recreation, and the
surrounding open space includes extensive shoreline, wetlands, and forested uplands. Koch
Industries recently decided to sell the property, and the park has been closed to public access.
Site/Project Description
This project will acquire 55 acres of shoreline, wetlands, and forested uplands including 20-acre
Fallen Leaf Lake. The project will acquire the entire shoreline of the lake, and borders 45 acres
of forested hillsides that were purchased with Conservation Futures funds in 1997. The hillside
properties are currently managed by the Columbia Land Trust and will eventually be transferred
to the city of Camas under terms of a Memorandum of Understanding. As noted above, this site
has historically served as a private park; improved facilities include a picnic shelter, restrooms,
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and sand volleyball court, which are grouped on the east side of the lake. The property provides
easy water access for canoes and kayaks.
On a larger scale, this project is a key element within the city's vision for a linked system of
waterfront parks and habitat lands known as the Lacamas Corridor. This system includes
Lacamas, Round, and Fallen Leaf Lakes, and Camas and other partners have already preserved
over 800 acres within the system. The project site itself provides opportunities for hiking,
canoeing and kayaking, picnicking, and other light-impact recreation, and will become a
destination point along the city's 8-mile Lacamas Heritage Trail that extends from the north end
of Lacamas Lake to the Washougal River. While located in a heavily developed urban area, the
lake and surrounding forest lands provide park visitors with the feeling that they are in a remote
or sanctuary-like setting.
This project is identified as a top priority in Clark County's Conservation Areas Acquisition
Plan, Camas Parks and Recreation Plan, and City of Camas Lacamas Corridor Master Plan. The
project expands an existing Conservation Futures Project and the acquisition has already been
awarded $1.5 million from the federal Land and Water Conservation Fund and Washington
Wildlife and Recreation Program. A complete funding profile is provided below.
Proposed Improvements and/or Uses
The existing recreation facilities (picnic shelter, sand volleyball court, and canoe access) are
localized on about 5 acres on the east side of the lake. Hiking trails extend on the forested
hillsides around the lake. The primary public use area will continue to focus on the existing
group picnic area, while the surrounding forestlands will be retained for hiking, wildlife viewing,
and open space.
Type of Interest
Fee or Easement: Fee
Does this project involve Relocation:No
Proiect Cost
Estimated Acquisition: $2,000,000
Estimated Transaction: $ 30,000
Total Project: $2,030,000
Total Contribution from non-CF Sources: $1,000,000 (WWRP Grant)
$500,000 (LWCF Grant)
$150,000 (City Funds)
$1,650,000
Total Request from Conservation Futures: $380,000
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Proiect Name
Lower Washougal River Greenway
Sponsoring Agency
Agency: City of Camas
Contact: Jerry Acheson
Phone: 834-5307
Address: Camas Parks and Recreation
P.O. Box 1055
Camas, WA 98607
Project Location
3010 NE 3rd Avenue, Camas. The site is on the north side of the Washougal River, immediately
below the NW 3 d Avenue Bridge. The site borders the existing Lower Washougal River
Greenway to the west.
Existing Conditions
New Site/Addition: Addition
Total Acres: 0.90 acres
No. of Parcels: Two—One full and one partial
Zoning: RC
Existing Structures: None
Waterfront: Washougal River
Shoreline: 235 lineal feet
Current Use: This property is owned by Marwan and Jacqueline Bahu and Howard and Lorena
Reser. The area of acquisition is undeveloped open space, however, a former bowling alley is
located on the parcel proposed for partial acquisition. A proposed commercial redevelopment on
the bowling alley parcel suggests using portions of the intended acquisition area for a parking lot.
A boundary line adjustment is contemplated that will segment off the developed portion of the
property from the intended area of acquisition. An informal trail leads from Third Avenue
through the property to the shoreline of the Washougal River.
Site/Proiect Description
The project involves acquisition of 0.90 acres of shoreline, riparian areas and uplands on the
lower Washougal River. The Property is one of the last remaining parcels that will establish the
complete north shore of the Washougal River in City ownership from Lacamas Creek to the
Eastern City limits.
As noted above, the site is threatened by commercial development. A preliminary development
proposal sites a 35-car parking lot on the subject property. Current shoreline regulations would
allow for such use with a conditional use permit.
The project is highly consistent with numerous planning documents. Plans such as:
• Camas Parks and Recreation Plan (2007)
• Conservation Futures Plans (1985-2004)
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• Conservation Areas Acquisition Plan (2004)
• Clark County Regional Parks, Recreation and Open Space Plan (2007)
• Clark County Trails and Bikeways Plan (2005)
• Lower Columbia Salmon Recovery Plan (2004)
• Lacamas Corridor Master Plan (200 1)
This project is part of a 20-year vision to establish a contiguous greenway system on the lower
Washougal River. The existing system includes over 105.5 acres. The Washougal River
Greenway provides a variety of opportunities for hiking, picnicking, fishing, kayaking/canoeing
and other light impact recreation.
Proposed Improvements and/or Uses
Improvements will be limited to light impact recreation.
Type of Interest
Fee or Easment: Fee
Does this project involve relocation: No.
Proiect Cost
Estimated Acquisition: $40,000
Estimated Transaction: $5,000
Total Project Cost: $45,000
Total Contribution from non-CF Sources: $15,000
Total Request from Conservation Futuris: $30,000
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EXIBIT B
DEED OF RIGHT
For Public Use of Land
Acquired Under the Clark County
Conservation Futures Program
The Contracting Party, City of Camas, for and in consideration of monies coming in whole or in
part from the Conservation Futures Account, as established by Chapter 3.24 of the Clark County
Code, and in fulfillment of terms contained in the Agreement identified below, conveys and
grants to Clark County, Washington, individually and as the representative of all the people of
Clark County, the right to use the real property described in Exhibit A, attached hereto and
incorporated herein, forever for those purposes described in RCW 84.34, and the Agreement
signed by the Contracting Party on the day of 5 , and by Clark
County on the day of , and which is entitled:
. A cope of such Agreement is attached hereto as "Exhibit B" and its
terms are incorporated herein.
The Contracting Party will not make or permit to be made any use of the real property described
in this deed, or any part of it, which is inconsistent with those chapters of the Clark County Code
and Revised Code of Washington that govern the use of Conservation Futures Funds, or any use
which is inconsistent with the purposes and improvements as described in the Contracting
Party's grant application at the time of funding approval, unless the Board of Clark County
Commissioners consents to the inconsistent use. Clark County shall approve any such conversion
only upon conditions where the Contracting Party can assure it will acquire substitute properties
which are of equal or greater fair market value at the time of conversion, which, to the extent
feasible, are equivalent in qualities, characteristics and location, and which also meet the goals
and objectives of the Conservation Futures Program. Such consent shall only be valid by written
agreement of the parties, recorded in the land records of Clark County.
All parties to this deed, and all successors, heirs, and assigns, shall be subject to the requirements
of RCW Chapter 84.34, as may be amended, to the extent such amendment is applicable under
the law.
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This deed shall in no way modify or extinguish the functions of the Contracting Party under the
terms and conditions set forth in the aforementioned Agreement.
Dated this /87'X day of / ev�-,,4--P- 12010.
CITY OF CAMAS,
By: Pau/ Pewnis
Mayor, City of Camas
STATE OF WASHINGTON )
COUNTY OF Clark County )
On this /0 day of AlOV6M86C , 2010,personally appeared PAUL DENNIS,to
me known to be the Mayor of the City of Camas, a municipal corporation of the State of
Washington, that executed the within and foregoing instrument, and acknowledged said
instrument to be the free and voluntary act and deed, of said corporation, for the uses and
purposes therein mentioned, and on oath stated that he was authorized to execute said instrument.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have hereunto set my hand and affixed my official seal the
day and year first above written.
JAMES M. HODGES Wary Public in and r the State of
NOTARY PUBLIC �C�I/t�
STATE OF WASHINGTON Washington, Residing V
COMMISSION EXPIRES My appointment expires: 144 20)
DECEMBER 15,2013
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