Tri-City Herald from Pasco, Washington • 5

TRI-CJTY HERALD AS Weather Mid-Columbia five-day forecast BasinNorthwest Connell eyeing new businesses SUNDAY SEPTEMBER 24 1905 By RUSSELL MILLER I Nnukl EL Kart Lrnwnj ChNNKIJ Tin- city eouneil is expected In n-view two new hiisiness licenses and cunt nine a piihlie hcuriiuun a propused subdivision Mon day Luciano Valdez has applied lor a business lieensetoopen Perfect OTi re Wheel al lrl) 'oluiiihia Avc and 'lark A ISoyer has aiiplied for a business license to provide manufactured homes and site const ruction work in Connell Ifappmvcd by the city council Valdez will oeii near Connell Klementary ami Hi Merest Apart nii-nts Jn Sept 1 1 eouneil members referred the sub division plans hack to the plarinin! commission after questions were raised concerning widening and extending North Ford Avenue The commission recommended the North Ford Avenue extension he increased from 2H to 40 feet wide am! the city not pie developer he responsi hie for any project tow lfli-n Ford Avenue in front of Hillcrcst Apartments The council also is expected to discuss a pro posal to provide a facility to conduct a Safe-Schools Program presentation i Council meeting What: City council mooting Where: Connell City Hall 104 Adams St When: 730 pm Monday Call: 234-2701 a retail lire store at the former location of I- Sell wall Tin- 'enter ami Itoyer will expand rctai I sales and construction services from his business Hunt Manufactured Homes Inc in Kennewick The eouneil also will continue a public hearing fin the proposed Ksfpiatcl Kstates subdivision Olhclkj Pullnwin H'4 Yiikiiiii HlKif Miinkjrd 7H4? fiiinnysKti! 80 'J8 1 Hichland 8040 JiiytociWiitbhurg 7V37 -Phmxj 8137 4 Kfiriniwirli 7346 i Wnlld W'tllit 764C I Hormislon nana Pondloton 7542 I i i I Endangered Klamath Lake fish dying La Grande nana Mid-Columbia forecast would lead to warm water which the bacteria need to grow A lack of wind would reduce the amount of wave action on the surface of the lake which helps mix the water and aerate it pper Klamath Iike is gcnerally shallow and has a lot of algae making it subject to warm temperatures and a lack of dissolved oxygen in the water me roubl ing aspect ofthc kill is it affects fish of various ages rather than just one age group Huettner said Kcosystem Restoration Office Hilt we found the fish in a number of ui-caslhroughout the lake The disease also has killr-d thou sands of chubs and yellow perch hut so far no trout have been found dead Huettner said Columnaris is always present in the lake hul usually doesn't kill fish Young said "Some other stress factor has reduced the ability oft he fish to fond it olT" he said Huettner said hot weather and a lack of wind may have set up coudi lions for the lisli kill Hot weatlu-r tcctcd under Hie Kmlungcn-d Species Act since HKtfi The Hurcuii of Iteclamatioii has hail to limit irrigation water to local fanners in recent drought years to maintain water quality for the fish Most of the fish have succumbed to a bacterium called columnaris hich produces a white fuzzy growth hat plugs up the gi I Is suffi s-al mg the lisli Tlu same disease caused fish kills in 1070 and 10H0 Huettner said iften you'll get a fish kill in one particular hay" said Doug Young a biologist with the Klamath Hasin E3y The Associated Press KLAMATH FALLS Kndan gered Fish arc dying in tipper Kla math Like from a bacterial disease which biologists think may he flourishing because of hot weather and a lark of wind to stir up the water About 130 List liivcr suckers and shoilnosed suckers have been found dead in the lake in the past two weeks said Mark Huettner a hiolo gist for the Hurcaii of fteelama lion Both species of ilsli have been pm Kh-iI fall 1 1 in jicriii uri-s lo art-mil pauy (inlay's sunny skies Tin- National Wralhi-r Service in IViidh-lon iri(licls in tin iiip(-i-70s willi light southeast wiwN Ii-mjiera tuifs are eiey1i-(l to li In till' mill 40s Skies should he paitly cloiuly Mon day with highs dropping a hit lo the Franklin to hear boarding school appeal Ventrice Bedtord 1 1 Benton City 78 and the normal HANFORD By iho Herald staff TEMPERATURES close and send its lot) students home because ol repeal ed violations of building and fire codes Since then the school has continued to house about 30 boys despite repeated arnings from the coimly County Planning Director Richard Herman urged the planning commission to deny the request because the school did not have state certification Agape applied for cert ideation this summer and was scheduled fora hearing Friday County and Agape officials said Saturday they had not heard from the state whether it granted certification Franklin County commissioners plan to consider Tuesday whether to allow an Othello boarding school to reopen four months alter they revoked its permit Agape Hoarding School's request was denied hy the county planning commission last month Its appeal of that decision will he heard hy the commissioners at 7:30 pm in the Franklin County District Courtroom The latest request was filed alter the county 1 -evoked I he Christian school's permit in May It ordered Agape to Northwest weather I I I I I I I I i i i I i i i i i i i I i SUN 11AME6PM ByTheAsMoaMPreu t4: wtv N- 'I bf j'tAX- rt I- VHA'I "I 1 1 ASTI Rh MrAbHWGTQN I tciRw i WESTERtmASMNGTOti OP 'fW'l I rfi' i t'li lJ WJ i VI 1 fl i 1 i ir 1 iVa 4 aJ -'4r A' 1 i -I'm k1 a flrf It ah i 'Wig r-m j- ny-rNh SFATTLE Ar -a kj'hiUsA -T A I A lJtj 'l-a lift JOO r4 iX'Js kjicjr a4 kife ti irf" WASNWGTON COAST ArM7njU'j Jf-1 V-j 'yiW Pm nertedv aP tint Jut A Kjs'fHj if' A -J 1 -L'-A iJxvj if WASMMGTOAI MOUNTAINS IV sfi xf 'lw flkf'et'M cVFjMW-V1 WIA It? 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