WWC and Chamber Opposition of New Recycling & Transfer Station in Woodinville
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Chris Pollard
5 years ago
We already were stuck with a Recycle Plant and Waste Water Plant ...
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Steve Sanders
5 years ago
We don’t have the right infrastructure. Remodel current location!
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Fatima Benghaly
5 years ago
No Woodinville site
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Mike millman
5 years ago
The infrastructure isn’t adequate and it’s in our tourist district which is an inappropriate place for a transfer station
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Anonymous
5 years ago
Terrible location with roads that are already overpopulated.
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Joseph Papik
5 years ago
Leave it where it is!
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Steve Snyder
5 years ago
Horrible place to put a recycle/transfer station
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Colleen Eyman
5 years ago
The Woodinville Wine country and bike trail are beautiful places to visit, the transfer station would jeopardize all the access to these great areas in so many ways that people have enjoyed.
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Dan South
5 years ago
Plasma gasification
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Anonymous
5 years ago
I strongly oppose the proposed King County Recycling & Transfer Station in Woodinville. The proposed facility is an extremely industrial use albeit in a "commercial zone" of Woodinville. These areas are primarily tourism areas with wineries and mostly quiet warehousing uses. The proposed industrial use is entirely out of character and disruptive to the entire Woodinville winery & low key commercial area. Not to mention the added commercial trucking traffic to the already congested area during rush hours. No to Woodinville Dump.
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Walter Fogle
5 years ago
As an officer of Chrysalis School I strongly oppose the Woodinville site for the proposed KC NE Recycling and Transfer Station.
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stacey Knoles
5 years ago
No thank you.
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Monet Adams
5 years ago
Definitely would HUGE negative impact on tourism in our community!
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Anonymous
5 years ago
The transfer station should NOT be at this location.
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Les Crowder
5 years ago
In an area known for tourism? Open air concerts, winery tasting rooms, breweries, restaurants all tainted with eau de garbage. NIMBY
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Diane C Fulton
5 years ago
Commerce is what small businesses thrive on. A business among partnering businesses is appropriate .A huge facility that lends nothing but traffic among with small businesses hurts the small businesses recognition, access, and impacts traffic. We small businesses need all the assistance we can get to come back and maintain our existence. Leave Woodinville alone. There are rural areas i am sure that wouldn't be so impacted. Thank you for listening.
Diane Fulton Pony Mailbox
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Stephanie Martin
5 years ago
I encourage you to use the Kirkland station instead of Woodinville. It is an already existing location that neighbors are already familiar with. Plus is is located along 405, making it easy for many to access. Please consider rebuilding /expanding as needed.
The proposed Woodinville location will displace existing businesses, and bring the value down for other businesses and residents. In addition, the location is not easy to access.
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David Simons
5 years ago
I certainly like having a transfer station in the NE OF King County but this site is an extremely poor choice.
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John halpin
5 years ago
Garbage and wine tourism are a bad mix. Don’t allow it!!
We already were stuck with a Recycle Plant and Waste Water Plant ...
We don’t have the right infrastructure. Remodel current location!
No Woodinville site
The infrastructure isn’t adequate and it’s in our tourist district which is an inappropriate place for a transfer station
Terrible location with roads that are already overpopulated.
Leave it where it is!
Horrible place to put a recycle/transfer station
The Woodinville Wine country and bike trail are beautiful places to visit, the transfer station would jeopardize all the access to these great areas in so many ways that people have enjoyed.
Plasma gasification
I strongly oppose the proposed King County Recycling & Transfer Station in Woodinville. The proposed facility is an extremely industrial use albeit in a "commercial zone" of Woodinville. These areas are primarily tourism areas with wineries and mostly quiet warehousing uses. The proposed industrial use is entirely out of character and disruptive to the entire Woodinville winery & low key commercial area. Not to mention the added commercial trucking traffic to the already congested area during rush hours. No to Woodinville Dump.
As an officer of Chrysalis School I strongly oppose the Woodinville site for the proposed KC NE Recycling and Transfer Station.
No thank you.
Definitely would HUGE negative impact on tourism in our community!
The transfer station should NOT be at this location.
In an area known for tourism? Open air concerts, winery tasting rooms, breweries, restaurants all tainted with eau de garbage. NIMBY
Commerce is what small businesses thrive on. A business among partnering businesses is appropriate .A huge facility that lends nothing but traffic among with small businesses hurts the small businesses recognition, access, and impacts traffic. We small businesses need all the assistance we can get to come back and maintain our existence. Leave Woodinville alone. There are rural areas i am sure that wouldn't be so impacted. Thank you for listening. Diane Fulton Pony Mailbox
I encourage you to use the Kirkland station instead of Woodinville. It is an already existing location that neighbors are already familiar with. Plus is is located along 405, making it easy for many to access. Please consider rebuilding /expanding as needed. The proposed Woodinville location will displace existing businesses, and bring the value down for other businesses and residents. In addition, the location is not easy to access.
I certainly like having a transfer station in the NE OF King County but this site is an extremely poor choice.
Garbage and wine tourism are a bad mix. Don’t allow it!!
Too many Woodinville businesses impacted!!