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City Council Faces Urgent Plea Over Property Crisis

June 14, 2024 | Wenatchee City, Chelan County, Washington



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City Council Faces Urgent Plea Over Property Crisis
The Wenatchee City Council convened for its regular meeting following an executive session, beginning with the Pledge of Allegiance and a roll call. Council member Rodenstian was excused from the meeting, with the motion to excuse him passing unanimously.

During the citizen comment period, Stephanie Stocker addressed the council regarding ongoing issues at her property located at 800 to 825 South Columbia. Stocker reported persistent problems with transients, including theft and vandalism, which have escalated to the point where her building was set on fire last November. She expressed frustration over the police's refusal to respond to her calls for help, directing her instead to voice her concerns at the council meeting.

Stocker detailed the financial impact of these issues, highlighting a significant water bill exceeding $3,000 due to damage caused by the transients, including the cutting of copper pipes. She requested leniency from the city regarding this bill, explaining that she has been paying a standard monthly fee despite the ongoing issues. The council acknowledged her concerns and encouraged her to continue discussions with the billing department for potential solutions.

The meeting underscored the challenges faced by property owners in the area and the need for community support and effective responses to public safety concerns.

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