Point Wells Rezoning Petition
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POINT WELLS REZONING PROTEST PETITION
We, the undersigned residents of Richmond Beach, do hereby protest the rezoning of Point Wells unincorporated island owned by Paramount Northwest LLC (located in Snohomish County) as either an Urban Center or Mixed Use unless an access road is established in and through Snohomish County.
The reasons for this protest are:
Richmond Beach is in King County and is not currently annexed to the Point Wells property in Snohomish County, therefore negating any protection Shoreline residents may have from over-development.
The only current access to Point Wells is Richmond Beach Road, one of the most dangerous roads in King County. The significant increase in cars would pose a considerable public safety risk to residents of Richmond Beach.
An increase of vehicle traffic, headlights and noise would affect not only privacy and quality of life but property value in the market.
Shoreline does not have the infrastructure in place to support the additional residents in terms of utilities, emergency services and schools.
Construction may release hazardous materials into the environs and the contaminated debris would require special handling. If the only access road is Richmond Beach Road, the removal of the contaminated materials will pose a significant risk to the community.
We implore you to protect and preserve Richmond Beach.
We, the undersigned residents of Richmond Beach, do hereby protest the rezoning of Point Wells unincorporated island owned by Paramount Northwest LLC (located in Snohomish County) as either an Urban Center or Mixed Use unless an access road is established in and through Snohomish County.
The reasons for this protest are:
Richmond Beach is in King County and is not currently annexed to the Point Wells property in Snohomish County, therefore negating any protection Shoreline residents may have from over-development.
The only current access to Point Wells is Richmond Beach Road, one of the most dangerous roads in King County. The significant increase in cars would pose a considerable public safety risk to residents of Richmond Beach.
An increase of vehicle traffic, headlights and noise would affect not only privacy and quality of life but property value in the market.
Shoreline does not have the infrastructure in place to support the additional residents in terms of utilities, emergency services and schools.
Construction may release hazardous materials into the environs and the contaminated debris would require special handling. If the only access road is Richmond Beach Road, the removal of the contaminated materials will pose a significant risk to the community.
We implore you to protect and preserve Richmond Beach.
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John Curtisw
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industrial mid Puget Sound needs the existing petroleum tank farm at Point Wells, not a remote unsustainable luxury high rise.
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Nancy G
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I totally agree with the petition....we want no urban center controlled by Edmonds or Woodway using Shoreline roads,etc. and hope that Shoreline will annex the property.
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Eric A
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I am not for any point wells development at all. It would create stress on our emergency services, parks, roads and our current quality of life in Richmond Beach. All of this and Shoreline would not get any tax support since point wells is in Snohomish. I
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Robert M
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This would be a disaster for Richmond Beach and all the taxpaying citizens of Shoreline.
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