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Saved Cougar Mountain!

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Alexander Pierron
8 years ago

I have not been able to enjoy this are as I'm a newer resident, but I never like seeing ANY forested are become developed.

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Uli Steidl
8 years ago

Use this space to allow for an easy access to Cougar Mtn trails from the transit center.

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Clare P
8 years ago

Cougar mountain is a treasure, please leave it natural!!

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David Graham
8 years ago

Please don't let them develop on this land.

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Candace Mefford
8 years ago

Keep our trails safe for future generations.

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James Foreman
8 years ago

Enough with the developments! Wildlife already have no place to live. We don't need to give up land for even more homes.

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Laura Keithley
8 years ago

We must save Cougar Mountain! We need to do everything we can to save nature and the amazing hiking trails.

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Michael DuBois
8 years ago

Cougar mt. Was my first hike ever

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Anonymous
8 years ago

Nah, lots of other places to build. Leave a little for the critters.

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Gary McHaney
8 years ago

Save the mountain!

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Ashley Reher
8 years ago

There is already slides and problems on the Talus side, there is no need cause this and destroy great hiking and nature that is close and accessible to many!

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heidi geiman
8 years ago

Please preserve the natural state of cougar mountain.

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Susan DuBois
8 years ago

This area is a gem! Please preserve it for the next generation.

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Diana Bisel
8 years ago

Save the trails!

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Anonymous
8 years ago

We need to protect these dwindling natural spaces. Enough encroachment already. Limit the developers' greed. We don't need more urban jungle. Forests & the wildlife they support are important to us too.

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Katie Weissenfels
8 years ago

Hiking trails need to be kept around for everyone.

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Suzanne Paterson
8 years ago

keep Cougar Mt. wild and green!

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Leslie Pobst
8 years ago

We are at a crossroads for our city and for the nature we steward. Save Cougar Mountain from further development.

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Paula Hobbs
8 years ago

Please leave the reason (nature and trees!!) why we live on the Eastside alone.

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LINDA R SIRES
8 years ago

May Valley Road is an important recreational corridor that abridges Cougar and Squak Mountains which are a vital part of the Issaquah Alps which also includes Tiger Mountain along Hwy 18. This recreational corridor has uniquely provided a recreational opportunities that few metropolitan areas can such as hiking, biking, wildlife, and fish enhancement. Retention of woodland trees has placed Seattle ahead of Portland when it come to air quality. For these primary reasons, I request public lands be maintained to continue this vital function for our county. cities and the residents therein.