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    Under the lie of "homeless crisis," The City of Vancouver is planning a new day center space for the homeless while allowing the owner to vacation in Hawaii while not paying taxes. By Katy Sword, Columbian staff writer Published: October 30, 2017, 12:44 PM The former Vancouver Department of Fish and Wildlife building has a new purpose. The city intends to purchase the 25,000-square-foot building for $4.3 million and open a day center for homeless residents. The building, 2018 Grand Blvd., was vacated by the agency in 2016 when it relocated to the Port of Ridgefield. The property was then purchased by Watumull Properties Corp., a Vancouver property management company. “This building is a strategic acquisition that will assist in addressing our community’s need to provide services to its homeless population,” Vancouver Mayor Tim Leavitt said in a press release. The current day center is at Friends of the Carpenter, but the contract is set to expire at the end of the year. The city plans to conduct a feasibility study and remodel the interior of the building before opening the new center. The current day center will close when the new space opens, according to the city. The sale is expected to close in January. “Without the availability of a full service day center in our city, homeless people have been increasingly frequenting parks, businesses and public buildings,” Leavitt said. “We’ve listened to concerns from our residents and businesses, and have been diligently working with our partners and local service providers to find solutions to help those who are living on the streets.” The building will likely offer additional services in the future, including an overnight shelter and office space for service providers such as case management, mental health care, job training and housing support. “There is a lot of potential for what this new building could offer and I’m hopeful for what we can accomplish in this space,” Vancouver City Manager Eric Holmes said in a press release. “The city looks forward to working with Clark County, the Vancouver Housing Authority, neighborhoods, community leaders, and service providers to gather input, address questions, and ultimately make this facility a successful resource center in the near future.” http://www.columbian.com/news/2017/oct/30/vancouver-plans-new-day-center-space/

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    Under the lie of "homeless crisis," The City of Vancouver is planning a new day center space for the homeless while allowing the owner to vacation in Hawaii while not paying taxes. By Katy Sword, Columbian staff writer Published: October 30, 2017, 12:44 PM The former Vancouver Department of Fish and Wildlife building has a new purpose. The city intends to purchase the 25,000-square-foot building for $4.3 million and open a day center for homeless residents. The building, 2018 Grand Blvd., was vacated by the agency in 2016 when it relocated to the Port of Ridgefield. The property was then purchased by Watumull Properties Corp., a Vancouver property management company. “This building is a strategic acquisition that will assist in addressing our community’s need to provide services to its homeless population,” Vancouver Mayor Tim Leavitt said in a press release. The current day center is at Friends of the Carpenter, but the contract is set to expire at the end of the year. The city plans to conduct a feasibility study and remodel the interior of the building before opening the new center. The current day center will close when the new space opens, according to the city. The sale is expected to close in January. “Without the availability of a full service day center in our city, homeless people have been increasingly frequenting parks, businesses and public buildings,” Leavitt said. “We’ve listened to concerns from our residents and businesses, and have been diligently working with our partners and local service providers to find solutions to help those who are living on the streets.” The building will likely offer additional services in the future, including an overnight shelter and office space for service providers such as case management, mental health care, job training and housing support. “There is a lot of potential for what this new building could offer and I’m hopeful for what we can accomplish in this space,” Vancouver City Manager Eric Holmes said in a press release. “The city looks forward to working with Clark County, the Vancouver Housing Authority, neighborhoods, community leaders, and service providers to gather input, address questions, and ultimately make this facility a successful resource center in the near future.” http://www.columbian.com/news/2017/oct/30/vancouver-plans-new-day-center-space/

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    Revocation of Grand Watumull LLC by Washington Secretary of State Corporations

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    Under the lie of "homeless crisis," The City of Vancouver is planning a new day center space for the homeless while allowing the owner to vacation in Hawaii while not paying taxes. By Katy Sword, Columbian staff writer Published: October 30, 2017, 12:44 PM The former Vancouver Department of Fish and Wildlife building has a new purpose. The city intends to purchase the 25,000-square-foot building for $4.3 million and open a day center for homeless residents. The building, 2018 Grand Blvd., was vacated by the agency in 2016 when it relocated to the Port of Ridgefield. The property was then purchased by Watumull Properties Corp., a Vancouver property management company. “This building is a strategic acquisition that will assist in addressing our community’s need to provide services to its homeless population,” Vancouver Mayor Tim Leavitt said in a press release. The current day center is at Friends of the Carpenter, but the contract is set to expire at the end of the year. The city plans to conduct a feasibility study and remodel the interior of the building before opening the new center. The current day center will close when the new space opens, according to the city. The sale is expected to close in January. “Without the availability of a full service day center in our city, homeless people have been increasingly frequenting parks, businesses and public buildings,” Leavitt said. “We’ve listened to concerns from our residents and businesses, and have been diligently working with our partners and local service providers to find solutions to help those who are living on the streets.” The building will likely offer additional services in the future, including an overnight shelter and office space for service providers such as case management, mental health care, job training and housing support. “There is a lot of potential for what this new building could offer and I’m hopeful for what we can accomplish in this space,” Vancouver City Manager Eric Holmes said in a press release. “The city looks forward to working with Clark County, the Vancouver Housing Authority, neighborhoods, community leaders, and service providers to gather input, address questions, and ultimately make this facility a successful resource center in the near future.” http://www.columbian.com/news/2017/oct/30/vancouver-plans-new-day-center-space/

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    5 STATE of WASHINGTON ) SECRETARY of STATE Corporation Name: GRAND WATUMULL LLC ¢/o JAIDEV WATUMULL 650 12TH AVE KIRKLAND WA 98033-5116 U.B.1, Number: 602 880 297 CERTIFICATE OF REVOCATION OF AUTHORITY TO DO BUSINESS IN WASHINGTON In accordance with RCW 23B.15.310, the certificate of authority of the above corporation March 01, 2010 is hereby revoked as of This action was taken due (o the failure of the corporation to file an annual list of “officersjlicense renewal within the time set forth by la. ‘A copy of this certificate ison file in this office: Corporations Division Office ofthe Secretary of State PO Box 40234 Olympia, Washington 98504-0234 (860) 753-7115, Given under my hand and the seal of the State of Washington at Olympia, the State Capital

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