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County Selects Jail Site Culpepper Weekend UKIAH UNIFIED to start entertainment UHS pool won’t be closing .............Page 6 ..............Page 3 ......................................Page 1 INSIDE Mendocino County’s World briefly The Ukiah local newspaper ........Page 15 Tomorrow: Overcast and cool; H 65º L 46º 7 58551 69301 0 THURSDAY Nov. 15, 2007 50 cents tax included DAILY JOURNAL ukiahdailyjournal.com 16 pages, Volume 149 Number 220 email: [email protected] County Slain woman had tried to protect herself Catherine Sanders in the Bank of Willits park- Willits Police Department Sgt. Jake Restraining order in effect ing lot Tuesday, there was a restraining order Donahue said the shooting does not appear to against suspected shooter in place ordering him to stay 100 yards away be random and preliminary reports indicate from her at all times. Lofling may have been waiting for Pinion. By BEN BROWN Police believe Lofling approached Pinion It is alleged that Lofling fired into the car, selects The Daily Journal and Sanders while they were sitting in their car killing Pinion and wounding Sanders before When Brian Lofling approached Jeannette in the parking lot of the Bank of Willits at jail site Pinion and allegedly shot her and her friend around 12:40 p.m. Tuesday. See RESTRAINING, Page 15 By BEN BROWN AT THE TRANSFER STATION/RECYCLING CENTER The Daily Journal The Mendocino County Board of Supervisors has settled on a prospective site for the county’s new jail. The board has narrowed a list of eight potential sites to one, the Brush Street Triangle, a piece of land at the end of Brush Street, east of State Street, bounded by Highway 101 and the fairgrounds. “We think it’s a good location,” said Assistant CEO Alison Glassey. “It’s close, but it’s not in the middle of everything.” “It’s not next to the high school,” she said. The Brush Street site meets all of the minimum requirements for the jail site: at least 20 acres of property, direct access to Highway 101, utility service and limited site hazards. The Brush Street site has more than 50 acres of available space with vacant indus- trial land on three sides and the fairgrounds on the other. Problems with the site include that it sits partially in a flood plain and has limited access to Highway 101, according to a pre- MacLeod Pappidas/The Daily Journal sentation Glassey gave the board. Bruce McCracken pauses in one of the main Another site under consideration was on bays at the Solid Waste Systems transfer property owned by Mendocino Redwood station and recycling center in south Ukiah. Company. That parcel was discarded From here, workers will sort recyclables because of size issues. from trash, including this microwave. Below, “The amount of space useful to the jail Martin Sanchez holds a pole he uses to would be limited,” Glassey said. The company was also still using the compact trash into an open-topped semi- property. container parked below. The other site was on the former Masonite site. “The individuals were not interested,” Glassey said. For now, the board is only looking at building the jail and Mendocino County Sheriff’s Offices on the site, not the full integrated justice complex that would Not all trash include juvenile hall, offices for the public attorneys and the courthouse. The design was proposed to the board two years ago by consultants who had com- pleted a master plan for the jail. is garbage Now that a potential site has been cho- By ROB BURGESS sen, Glassey said there are technical details that remain to be worked through. The The Daily Journal county needs to identify the necessary Wayne Ouellette of Solid Waste Systems Inc. held a infrastructure, show options for site devel- drill in one hand and the handle of the refrigerator he was opment, determine anticipated costs, about to bore a hole through in the other Wednesday. review phasing and schedule and present “If I keep searching, I think I might find an entire entré project delivery options. in there for you,” he said to Bruce McCracken, vice-pres- A list of detailed financing options is ident, as he inspected the interior of the appliance. expected by February. The board is sched- McCracken took one look at the suspicious package uled to discuss real estate negotiations in See RECYCLE, Page 15 closed session at its Nov. 20 meeting. Ben Brown can be reached at udjbb@pacif- ic.net. Marines’birthday UHS swimming pool to remain open after all School board reverses its not save the UUSD money, but would instead prevent several programs, including the UKIAH UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICT previous decision on closure Dolphins, from operating. By ROB BURGESS At that meeting, Superintendent Lois Nash “Of course we’re pleased to have it open,” he said she would look into the problem and report The Daily Journal said. “The Dolphins can get their season start- At its regularly scheduled monthly meeting back to the board. As a result, a document was ed.” Tuesday, the Ukiah Unified School District prepared for the board’s inspection Tuesday by Cleland said he is ready to begin recruiting board voted unanimously in favor of keeping Steve Turner, UUSD’s director of players for the team and begin training for the the Ukiah High School pool open during the Transportation/Maintenance/Operations, titled schedule ahead. winter months, reversing a decision the board “High School Pool Cost Analysis and Energy “We’ll be starting to sign up people for the Audio slide show made earlier in the year. Consumption.” winter water polo league,” he said. “The prac- On April 17, the board approved the closure In the report, he stated the reheating costs tices will be two or three days a week and then at ukiahdailyjournal.com of the pool for the months of November through had not previously been included in the dis- weekends when we have games we’ll throw an January, ostensibly to reduce utility costs in the trict’s financial calculations. extra one for scrimmage. It’s enough to keep amount of $80,000. “It’s a community service more than any- people in the water and fit.” During public comment at the Oct. 9 board thing,” board member Judy Campbell said Cleland said those interested in being a part Visit our web site at meeting, Rick Cleland, UHS water polo coach, Wednesday. of the team can contact him at his home at 463- and Sharon Hildebrand, Ukiah Dolphins swim Cleland said he was satisfied with the action 1551. ukiahdailyjournal.com club representative, said that the scheduled the board took and has already begun prepara- Rob Burgess can be reached at three-month shutdown of the UHS pool would tions for the Dolphins’ winter season. [email protected]. Holiday Showcase Mixer FUN FUN FUN Ukiah Chamber Co-sponsored by Ukiah Conference Center 35+ Vendors • Fun For Everyone Toy Drive and Raffle of Commerce Ukiah Conference Center and 200 S. School Street Bring a toy for the Ukiah Christmas Effort and business card in The Greater Ukiah Chamber of Commerce Thursday, November 15th, 5:30-7:30 exchange for a raffle ticket. 462-4705/fax 462-2088 2 – THURSDAY, NOV. 15, 2007 DAILY DIGEST Editor: Jody Martinez, 468-3517 The Ukiah Daily Journal [email protected] FUNERAL NOTICES [\ his mountain top retreat; Army passed away sudden- Mortuary. A reception home 272 Oak Knoll Rd. the care of Bledso’s he gave it 110%. He ly on November will follow at VFW Hall on Sunday, November Mortuary of Corcoran, CA will be greatly missed by his 10, 2007. Wayne was born Seminary Ave. 18, 2007 at 2:00 PM. and Empire Mortu- children, his fam- on December 23, [\ The family prefers ary, Ukiah, CA ily, his Club Brothers and 1946 in Portland, Oregon. GORDON L. HANSEN memorial contributions to [\ their children from Wayne was a beloved Gordon L. Hansen 74, of Hospice of Ukiah. FONTELLA “JANE” FOSTER around the world to whom husband, father who Ukiah passed away Arrangements are under Fontella Foster, known he was known as enjoyed spending time with at home Tuesday, the direction of the to everyone as Jane “Uncle Chippewa.” his family and November 13, 2007 with Eversole Mortuary. Foster, passed away at JD was preceded in club brothers, but his most his family present. Gordon [\ home on Nov. 6th. death by his father Ed- precious moments was born October WANDA WAVE Jane had the benefit of ward F. Perry who remains came when he spent time 15, 1933 in Ukiah. IRWIN BENTALL being part of a large MIA from the Ko- with his many Gordon was in the Ukiah Wanda Wave Irwin family, being one of twelve rean War and his mother grandchildren. High School class of Bentall passed away sud- children born to Ruthanne Perry. JD A proud member of the 1951. He was a salesman denly on Friday Nov. 9th Joseph and Lottie Center. survived by his daughter Vietnam Vets/Legacy for many years. while visiting her Jane was blessed JD “CHIPPEWA” PERRY Sheila Perry of San- Vets Motorcycle Club. Gordon was proud of the granddaughter, she was 85. with many talents, among Vietnam Vet Cpl JD ta Cruz, CA, Son J.R. Wayne will be missed dogs he raised. He Wanda was born in Yolo, which were draw- “Chippewa” Perry USMC Perry of Willits CA, sis- by all. spent his time raising CA on Feb. ing, painting, sewing and died peacefully in his sleep ter Beth (Rob) Albanese of Wayne worked for many money for animal shel- 18,1922. She was a life long gardening.
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