WWC and Chamber Opposition of New Recycling & Transfer Station in Woodinville
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Deanna Arnold-Frady
5 years ago
Alternative location(s) being considered are more appropriately located.
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Patrick OBrien
5 years ago
This family is being targeted first by Kenmore now King County. Shame on them.
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Stacey Valenzuela
5 years ago
This is not a right place for a facility. Nor is is right to harass this family
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Jason Laukaitis
5 years ago
This area of King County has established itself over decades as a vibrant farm based tourist setting. Adding a transfer station to the vicinity will detract from the aesthetic of this unique rural pocket in King County. The tourist/service industry will certainly be adversely impacted from an economic perspective. Increase in traffic, as a result of a new transfer station, is also a point of concern as the infrastructure is already stressed to capacity limits.
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Dale Fonk
5 years ago
putting a transfer station anywhere near the tourist district of Woodinville is a TERRIBLE idea. It is completely counter to what has been a long term effort to cultivate a certain 'ambience' in Woodinville's tourist district.
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Scott Brand
5 years ago
Please don't put this in the Woodinville tourist district
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Andrea Lachmann
5 years ago
Resident above proposed Woodinville Site.
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MICHAEL TENHULZEN
5 years ago
Woodinville resident NW of proposed site.
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Larry T Harris
5 years ago
I oppose this proposal.
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Javier Carrasquero
5 years ago
I oppose this proposal because it will negatively affect our community in the immediate future and for generations to come. Also the proximately to a stream and Sammamish river is very concerning.
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Paul Carson
5 years ago
The negative environmental and economic impacts to this neighborhood should be enough to kill this project. But the traffic impact must be considered. Vehicle access to this location is very poor. Did anyone in a decision capacity actually travel to and from I-405 or WA-522? The ridiculous traffic congestion that exists now at the railroad trestle over 131st Ave NE is bad enough without adding the additional pressure from a recycling and transfer station.
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Karla Gannett
5 years ago
Oppose any recycling centers near or in Woodinville wine district and along the west ridge in Woodinville
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Glenn Gannett
5 years ago
Oppose having recycling center in Woodinville wine district or at the foot of the west ridge in Woodinville
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Anonymous
5 years ago
Please keep Woodinville the tourist destination visitors want to go to. Traffic, smells etc. could hurt the area.
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Daniel Way
5 years ago
There isn't space at this location for a transfer station. Please build in a more suitable site.
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Walter Jossart
5 years ago
No to the Woodinville transfer station.
Too much traffic already.
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Namil kim
5 years ago
It should be far from my neighborhood. At least 5 miles away from my house.
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Alan Rosenthal
5 years ago
With traffic as it is and increasing at an alarming rate, large trucks driving through Woodinville are a negative.
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Sally Bradley
5 years ago
Our household is against a Woodinville Transfer Station....when this began, we shared we were for Kirkland Transfer Station...thank you.
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Mary Schneider
5 years ago
The roads between the freeway and this location cannot begin to handle the volume of trucks and cars this will add. Kirkland sites have much better access. Reuse sites you have or the park and ride.
Alternative location(s) being considered are more appropriately located.
This family is being targeted first by Kenmore now King County. Shame on them.
This is not a right place for a facility. Nor is is right to harass this family
This area of King County has established itself over decades as a vibrant farm based tourist setting. Adding a transfer station to the vicinity will detract from the aesthetic of this unique rural pocket in King County. The tourist/service industry will certainly be adversely impacted from an economic perspective. Increase in traffic, as a result of a new transfer station, is also a point of concern as the infrastructure is already stressed to capacity limits.
putting a transfer station anywhere near the tourist district of Woodinville is a TERRIBLE idea. It is completely counter to what has been a long term effort to cultivate a certain 'ambience' in Woodinville's tourist district.
Please don't put this in the Woodinville tourist district
Resident above proposed Woodinville Site.
Woodinville resident NW of proposed site.
I oppose this proposal.
I oppose this proposal because it will negatively affect our community in the immediate future and for generations to come. Also the proximately to a stream and Sammamish river is very concerning.
The negative environmental and economic impacts to this neighborhood should be enough to kill this project. But the traffic impact must be considered. Vehicle access to this location is very poor. Did anyone in a decision capacity actually travel to and from I-405 or WA-522? The ridiculous traffic congestion that exists now at the railroad trestle over 131st Ave NE is bad enough without adding the additional pressure from a recycling and transfer station.
Oppose any recycling centers near or in Woodinville wine district and along the west ridge in Woodinville
Oppose having recycling center in Woodinville wine district or at the foot of the west ridge in Woodinville
Please keep Woodinville the tourist destination visitors want to go to. Traffic, smells etc. could hurt the area.
There isn't space at this location for a transfer station. Please build in a more suitable site.
No to the Woodinville transfer station. Too much traffic already.
It should be far from my neighborhood. At least 5 miles away from my house.
With traffic as it is and increasing at an alarming rate, large trucks driving through Woodinville are a negative.
Our household is against a Woodinville Transfer Station....when this began, we shared we were for Kirkland Transfer Station...thank you.
The roads between the freeway and this location cannot begin to handle the volume of trucks and cars this will add. Kirkland sites have much better access. Reuse sites you have or the park and ride.