Bellingham Range Fined for Lead Pollution, Granary Building for Sale, Housing Development Groundbreaking
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Bellingham Range Fined for Lead Pollution, Granary Building for Sale, Housing Development Groundbreaking
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We're starting this Wednesday with some important environmental news affecting one of our local shooting ranges. Whatcom County has issued a violation notice to the Custer Sportsman's Club after discovering more than a hundred lead bullets and fragments scattered on neighboring properties. County officials say this happened despite ongoing conversations with the club about containing their ammunition. Under state law, those fragments are considered solid waste and must stay on-site. The club now has until December 30th to stop the problem and submit a corrective action plan. If lead continues escaping after that deadline, fines could reach 125 dollars per day. Environmental Health Manager Sue Sullivan says the goal is to keep lead contained while still supporting the range's operation as a safe community resource.
On the commercial real estate front, one of Bellingham's most iconic waterfront buildings is hitting the market. The historic Granary Building, originally completed back in 1929, was fully renovated by Ireland-based developer Harcourt with construction finishing in 2019. The six-story structure now houses a mix of commercial and office spaces. This comes after Harcourt terminated its contract with the Port of Bellingham earlier this year, and it's one of four buildings the company still owns, with two others still under construction.
Speaking of development, yesterday marked an exciting groundbreaking moment for our housing market. Exxel Pacific officially broke ground on the Manning apartments, a 142-unit project at 2401 Rimland Drive within the larger Barkley Village mixed-use development. That's a significant addition to our local housing supply as we continue addressing our community's needs.
If you're looking for things to do this evening, we've got plenty of options. Live music is happening at Stones Throw Brewery from 6 to 8 p.m. For you concert fans, Hobo Johnson and the Lovemakers are performing at Wild Buffalo at 8:30 p.m., doors at 7:30. If you're interested in learning something new, the Bellingham Makerspace is offering an intro to laser cutting from 6 to 7 p.m. And if you're into theater, there's an 8 to 10 p.m. show at New Prospect Theatre.
This has been Bellingham Local Frequency. We'll see you tomorrow with more local updates.
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