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Shelter Bay News Archive

This page contains items that remain of interest, but no longer timely.


Security Alert

On Friday, September 11th, we received reports that four Shelter Bay homes were ransacked and burglarized. The incidents occurred during the daytime hours. The Swinomish Police were notified and are investigating these cases.

The Swinomish Police have indicated that these break-ins are very similar to some recent break-ins in Mount Vernon. The Tribal Police are coordinating with the Mount Vernon Police on these incidents. The police have very broad descriptions of vehicles that may have been used in similar burglaries, and Tribal Police advise us to call in and report if residents see these or other ’suspicious’ vehicles:

This notice is intended to make our Shelter Bay residents aware of these activities, and to remind all of you to take the necessary precautions.

If you see suspicious vehicles or any suspicious activity, contact the Tribal Police at 466-7237.

The Board of Directors will be discussing the topic of security in this Wednesday’s Board Meeting, 7:00 p.m., in the clubhouse. Members are encouraged to attend.

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Judge Issues Decision in Lease Rental Adjustment Arbitration

The arbitrating judge has decided on the matter of determining a fair rental adjustment under the lease between the Tribe and Shelter Bay Company. The rental adjustment covers the ten-year period from July 1, 2003 through June 30, 2013. The judge arrived at a $19.4 million market value of the leased land as undeveloped.

This is a copy of the Arbitration Award.