The restrictions are expected to remain in effect through September 14, but the end date could be extended depending on weather conditions.
BPD acknowledged there was a delay in notifying the public after a woman was assaulted at Lake Padden on June 22.
Construction on the first phase of the project, which includes the childcare center and housing for families, will begin this October.
No charges will be filed against the victim or the gun’s owner.
Properties for sale include buildings/land in Whatcom County as well as a waterfront site on San Juan Island.
No evacuation orders are in effect, but people are being asked to avoid the area.
The law, known as Initiative 2081, went into effect on June 6. Critics of the law say this could harm students’ access to birth control, among other things.
The Washington State Patrol says that the first crash occurred on Friday night, June 21 on Highway 20 near Best Road.
Crews from NAS Whidbey Island were called, and the hiker was taken to a hospital in Bellingham.
The Washington Department of Ecology says that people who violate litter laws by throwing trash out of their cars could face fines.
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