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Bainbridge cannot grow any more than its current zoning allows. Without a guaranteed water source the island cannot grow as the state's GMA would force upon the community. While the USGS claims there...
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Bainbridge cannot grow any more than its current zoning allows. Without a guaranteed water source the island cannot grow as the state's GMA would force upon the community. While the USGS claims there is enough water, unless the USGS guarantees water for the island, we cannot risk our fiscal resources in the case that the USGS is wrong. The USGS has been consistently wrong about the amount of recoverable oil in US oil fields.
As an island we cannot be held to the same standards of growth as mainland cities. If our population exceeds 30,000 (the approx max number given existing zoning), we cannot afford dry wells. A multi-year drought and/or two many people would cost the island $500 million in pipeline or desal plant.
Do not trust the USGS unless it agrees to indemnify the island in the event we run out of water due to GMA-mandated up zoning on the island.
The USGS will not indemnify us. Nor will the State of Washington. Therefore, no GMA compliance is required for the island.
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Aug 21, 2014 by
N Marck (5 points)
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Bainbridge cannot grow any more than its current zoning allows. Without a guaranteed water source the island cannot grow as the state's GMA would force upon the community. While the USGS claims there is enough water, unless the USGS guarantees water for the island, we cannot risk our fiscal resources in the case that the USGS is wrong. The USGS has been consistently wrong about the amount of recoverable oil in US oil fields.
As an island we cannot be held to the same standards of growth as mainland cities. If our population exceeds 30,000 (the approx max number given existing zoning), we cannot afford dry wells. A multi-year drought and/or two many people would cost the island $500 million in pipeline or desal plant.
Do not trust the USGS unless it agrees to indemnify the island in the event we run out of water due to GMA-mandated up zoning on the island.
The USGS will not indemnify us. Nor will the State of Washington. Therefore, no GMA compliance is required for the island.
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We want to hear from you on how you would like to participate in the City Comprehensive Plan Update-Navigate Bainbridge. Share your ideas here!
Aug 22, 2014 by
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We want to hear from you on how you would like to participate in the City Comprehensive Plan Update-Navigate Bainbridge. Share your ideas here!
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In light of the Visconsi development, how do we avoid future developments such as this? Cutting down 800+ trees to erect another sprawling mall was against the wishes of the majority of the...
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In light of the Visconsi development, how do we avoid future developments such as this? Cutting down 800+ trees to erect another sprawling mall was against the wishes of the majority of the population. How did this happen and how can we prevent its recurrence?
Let’s preserve our island’s beauty and small town character.
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Sep 11, 2014 by
Susan M (8 points)
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In light of the Visconsi development, how do we avoid future developments such as this? Cutting down 800+ trees to erect another sprawling mall was against the wishes of the majority of the population. How did this happen and how can we prevent its recurrence?
Let’s preserve our island’s beauty and small town character.
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We have many goals and ideas laid out in our comp plan. Yet we have not been able to see how we are progressing towards meeting these goals. It is time for us to establish some METRICS, or a...
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We have many goals and ideas laid out in our comp plan. Yet we have not been able to see how we are progressing towards meeting these goals. It is time for us to establish some METRICS, or a methodology to measure our progress. For example, we have an affordable housing element, yet we have very little to show for it. Why is that? Is the current policy effective? Do we need more effective regulations? Secondly, we need to assess how these goals are helping our community. It is time to begin setting goals by which we can measure our progress. Without this, we cant measure where we have succeeded and where more work is needed.
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Dec 2, 2014 by
charles wenzlau (23 points)
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We have many goals and ideas laid out in our comp plan. Yet we have not been able to see how we are progressing towards meeting these goals. It is time for us to establish some METRICS, or a methodology to measure our progress. For example, we have an affordable housing element, yet we have very little to show for it. Why is that? Is the current policy effective? Do we need more effective regulations? Secondly, we need to assess how these goals are helping our community. It is time to begin setting goals by which we can measure our progress. Without this, we cant measure where we have succeeded and where more work is needed.
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Sustainability is a global initiative that requires everybody’s participation and stewardship. For example, fossil fuel consumption in other cities and nations like LA, China or India affect our air...
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Sustainability is a global initiative that requires everybody’s participation and stewardship. For example, fossil fuel consumption in other cities and nations like LA, China or India affect our air quality here on Bainbridge Island. Similarly, what we do here on Bainbridge like driving to shop in Silverdale is affecting rising the sea levels in the Maldives and other coast communities. We need to address Sustainability as a global, one planet, issue. There are finite environmental resources we share with the an ever increasing world population. We need to take a leadership role with Sustainability in our Comprehensive Plan.
Revise the Guiding Principal #5 to delete the words “the island’s” to read:
“Development should be based on the principle that environmental resources are finite and must be maintained at a sustainable level.”
Let’s update our Five Overriding Principles to be consistent with the conscience and intellect of our time. We live on one planet, not one island.
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Dec 9, 2014 by
Kee Song (23 points)
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Sustainability is a global initiative that requires everybody’s participation and stewardship. For example, fossil fuel consumption in other cities and nations like LA, China or India affect our air quality here on Bainbridge Island. Similarly, what we do here on Bainbridge like driving to shop in Silverdale is affecting rising the sea levels in the Maldives and other coast communities. We need to address Sustainability as a global, one planet, issue. There are finite environmental resources we share with the an ever increasing world population. We need to take a leadership role with Sustainability in our Comprehensive Plan.
Revise the Guiding Principal #5 to delete the words “the island’s” to read:
“Development should be based on the principle that environmental resources are finite and must be maintained at a sustainable level.”
Let’s update our Five Overriding Principles to be consistent with the conscience and intellect of our time. We live on one planet, not one island.
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Allow more retail development in our commercial areas along with more multifamily in Lynwood and rolling Bay. Winslow is fine but new growth is on the edges and car oriented. Let's strengthen our...
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Allow more retail development in our commercial areas along with more multifamily in Lynwood and rolling Bay. Winslow is fine but new growth is on the edges and car oriented. Let's strengthen our walkable centers.
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Nov 1, 2014 by
Jw (11 points)
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Allow more retail development in our commercial areas along with more multifamily in Lynwood and rolling Bay. Winslow is fine but new growth is on the edges and car oriented. Let's strengthen our walkable centers.
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As a passionate local designer, I'm pretty sad that COBI would not consider (advertise the opportunity, alert the local design community, etc) contracting a Pacific Northwest designer or firm to...
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As a passionate local designer, I'm pretty sad that COBI would not consider (advertise the opportunity, alert the local design community, etc) contracting a Pacific Northwest designer or firm to rebrand Bainbridge Island.
There is a multitude of brand design talent here (including myself) who would love the opportunity to participate in such a personal design experience, one we can relive with every trip to the island.
I'm not exactly sure how Arnett Muldrow & Associates won the contract for this COBI rebranding project, but I say bring it back home. Give a local designer or firm the honor and responsibility of creating a brand concept that embodies Bainbridge, and the PNW.
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Jun 18, 2015 by
Lindsay Gatz (5 points)
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As a passionate local designer, I'm pretty sad that COBI would not consider (advertise the opportunity, alert the local design community, etc) contracting a Pacific Northwest designer or firm to rebrand Bainbridge Island.
There is a multitude of brand design talent here (including myself) who would love the opportunity to participate in such a personal design experience, one we can relive with every trip to the island.
I'm not exactly sure how Arnett Muldrow & Associates won the contract for this COBI rebranding project, but I say bring it back home. Give a local designer or firm the honor and responsibility of creating a brand concept that embodies Bainbridge, and the PNW.
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Draft agreement for usage of drones by private individuals or businesses in public spaces on Bainbridge Island. Ideas may include drone-permitted areas, drone-free spaces, permitting for usage of...
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Draft agreement for usage of drones by private individuals or businesses in public spaces on Bainbridge Island. Ideas may include drone-permitted areas, drone-free spaces, permitting for usage of drones, etc.
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Apr 15, 2016 by
BeckyC (5 points)
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Draft agreement for usage of drones by private individuals or businesses in public spaces on Bainbridge Island. Ideas may include drone-permitted areas, drone-free spaces, permitting for usage of drones, etc.
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OUR COMP PLAN NEEDS A SIXTH OVERRIDING PRINCIPLE
Our comprehensive is guided by Five Overriding Principles:
1. Preserve the special character of the Island which includes forested
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OUR COMP PLAN NEEDS A SIXTH OVERRIDING PRINCIPLE
Our comprehensive is guided by Five Overriding Principles:
1. Preserve the special character of the Island which includes forested
areas, meadows, farms, marine views, and winding roads bordered
by dense vegetation.
2. Protect the water resources of the Island.
3. Foster diversity of the residents of the Island, its most precious
resource.
4. The costs and benefits to property owners should be considered in
making land use decisions.
5. Development should be based on the principle that the Island’s
environmental resources are finite and must be maintained at a
sustainable level.
These ideals are great, but there’s a problem. Our city government places a higher value on revenues at their expense. The comp plan update process offers us an opportunity to do address this problem. For starters, I suggest addition of a Sixth Overriding Principle:
6. Defend the ideals of our Comprehensive Plan from short sighted financial interests.
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Nov 13, 2014 by
Ron Peltier (20 points)
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OUR COMP PLAN NEEDS A SIXTH OVERRIDING PRINCIPLE
Our comprehensive is guided by Five Overriding Principles:
1. Preserve the special character of the Island which includes forested
areas, meadows, farms, marine views, and winding roads bordered
by dense vegetation.
2. Protect the water resources of the Island.
3. Foster diversity of the residents of the Island, its most precious
resource.
4. The costs and benefits to property owners should be considered in
making land use decisions.
5. Development should be based on the principle that the Island’s
environmental resources are finite and must be maintained at a
sustainable level.
These ideals are great, but there’s a problem. Our city government places a higher value on revenues at their expense. The comp plan update process offers us an opportunity to do address this problem. For starters, I suggest addition of a Sixth Overriding Principle:
6. Defend the ideals of our Comprehensive Plan from short sighted financial interests.
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We have a vision that Bainbridge sustains for future generations the qualities that keep us here, draw us here, and often draw us back.
We address growth and change, mindful of the limits and...
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We have a vision that Bainbridge sustains for future generations the qualities that keep us here, draw us here, and often draw us back.
We address growth and change, mindful of the limits and the possibilities of our Island geography and environment.
We nurture the creativity and diversity that enhances our cultural and economic life, while celebrating the Island’s heritage.
We provide a safe, green community that is physically and economically open to people of all ages, backgrounds and abilities.
We work to make the relationship between each citizen and the Island a source of pride.
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We have a vision that Bainbridge sustains for future generations the qualities that keep us here, draw us here, and often draw us back.
We address growth and change, mindful of the limits and the possibilities of our Island geography and environment.
We nurture the creativity and diversity that enhances our cultural and economic life, while celebrating the Island’s heritage.
We provide a safe, green community that is physically and economically open to people of all ages, backgrounds and abilities.
We work to make the relationship between each citizen and the Island a source of pride.
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Its been a busy summer on our Island, and with each year the community seems to grow more. The shorter days are creeping up without notice lately, and I had a rude awakening this week when attempting...
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Its been a busy summer on our Island, and with each year the community seems to grow more. The shorter days are creeping up without notice lately, and I had a rude awakening this week when attempting to turn left into the ferry lane from Winslow Way (facing town @ SR305). It was dark and rainy (6:30am), and I got a green light. Noting vehicles to my right/no oncoming traffic and not seeing anyone in the crosswalk, I began to turn. However, the crosswalk wasn't empty! Thank goodness nothing happened, but the pedestrian and I both had near heart attacks. We both looked back and saw green light for me and walk sign for him. Certainly the pedestrian had right of way, but I looked in all directions myself and with the weather conditions, poor lighting, and non-reflective gear on the pedestrian - made a very challenging driver situation which almost resulted in an accident. We reduced our speed limits this summer, so how soon can we add a turn light at the intersection of Winslow and SR305?
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Sep 9, 2016 by
Stephanie Garrard (25 points)
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Its been a busy summer on our Island, and with each year the community seems to grow more. The shorter days are creeping up without notice lately, and I had a rude awakening this week when attempting to turn left into the ferry lane from Winslow Way (facing town @ SR305). It was dark and rainy (6:30am), and I got a green light. Noting vehicles to my right/no oncoming traffic and not seeing anyone in the crosswalk, I began to turn. However, the crosswalk wasn't empty! Thank goodness nothing happened, but the pedestrian and I both had near heart attacks. We both looked back and saw green light for me and walk sign for him. Certainly the pedestrian had right of way, but I looked in all directions myself and with the weather conditions, poor lighting, and non-reflective gear on the pedestrian - made a very challenging driver situation which almost resulted in an accident. We reduced our speed limits this summer, so how soon can we add a turn light at the intersection of Winslow and SR305?
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Should not be allowed
May 25, 2015 by
IslandTime (5 points)
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Should not be allowed
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After tonights comp plan workshop I came away impressed that islanders care about environmental sustainability and a lot of other things not necessarily compatible with that ideal. Affordable housing...
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After tonights comp plan workshop I came away impressed that islanders care about environmental sustainability and a lot of other things not necessarily compatible with that ideal. Affordable housing ranked high, some urging denser zoning densities. That MIGHT create more affordability but very likely diminish ecological function.
Sustainable use of our ground water was talked about, but got lost in a wish list of "mobility", farmer's rights, retail development, and high speed internet.
We've got a great start on our Comp Plan update but we really need to recognize the conflicts in our wish list and leave space for addressing them. If we don't, the Comp Plan's ideals are going to continue losing out to financial interests. After all, when money is involved certain goals will take on a life of their own and the ones that don't will get ignored.
As we go forward I propose we identify conflicting goals and policies and put those conflicts in a "parking lot" waiting for solutions?
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Nov 13, 2014 by
Ron Peltier (20 points)
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After tonights comp plan workshop I came away impressed that islanders care about environmental sustainability and a lot of other things not necessarily compatible with that ideal. Affordable housing ranked high, some urging denser zoning densities. That MIGHT create more affordability but very likely diminish ecological function.
Sustainable use of our ground water was talked about, but got lost in a wish list of "mobility", farmer's rights, retail development, and high speed internet.
We've got a great start on our Comp Plan update but we really need to recognize the conflicts in our wish list and leave space for addressing them. If we don't, the Comp Plan's ideals are going to continue losing out to financial interests. After all, when money is involved certain goals will take on a life of their own and the ones that don't will get ignored.
As we go forward I propose we identify conflicting goals and policies and put those conflicts in a "parking lot" waiting for solutions?
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With the new FCC rules, should the Island consider establishing a local ISP?
Mar 2, 2015 by
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With the new FCC rules, should the Island consider establishing a local ISP?
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everyone interested, even those of interest ha ha-should love to research the ethics politics of shizo-culture -us france, England, india and dialogue about names, dsm/pills, rorshach,...
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everyone interested, even those of interest ha ha-should love to research the ethics politics of shizo-culture -us france, England, india and dialogue about names, dsm/pills, rorshach, everything-intelligently, no fear, blame, etc. normies, business, everyone uses the word-regarding symptoms of that individual you have just met, with the face, and account-there are thousands of books, post szasz, laing, deleuze. Foucault. this is not a gossip item at the coffee shop. seriously-llets all talk about all, so no more poor sobs get it -antagonism, shootings, other activity. I know 20 schizs who don't care for the issue-fine-9000+ who use the adjective as an insult-so I don't call the fbi on starbucks, safeway, etc. this is not seattle, silverdale, etc.wood, cobain, joyce, jung. all gone. lets create a humble supportive culture for those who care around ihis misapplied category. such flows are real. Cherie, ostling, peace welcome. hoening, buckles, hamner, help here. astigmatic, please.
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Mar 10, 2015 by
craig janus (5 points)
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everyone interested, even those of interest ha ha-should love to research the ethics politics of shizo-culture -us france, England, india and dialogue about names, dsm/pills, rorshach, everything-intelligently, no fear, blame, etc. normies, business, everyone uses the word-regarding symptoms of that individual you have just met, with the face, and account-there are thousands of books, post szasz, laing, deleuze. Foucault. this is not a gossip item at the coffee shop. seriously-llets all talk about all, so no more poor sobs get it -antagonism, shootings, other activity. I know 20 schizs who don't care for the issue-fine-9000+ who use the adjective as an insult-so I don't call the fbi on starbucks, safeway, etc. this is not seattle, silverdale, etc.wood, cobain, joyce, jung. all gone. lets create a humble supportive culture for those who care around ihis misapplied category. such flows are real. Cherie, ostling, peace welcome. hoening, buckles, hamner, help here. astigmatic, please.
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Many vehicles use Ferncliff as a pass through in lieu of 305. These vehicles tend to barrel down the street at high speed. We live on the last block of Ferncliff, as do many families with small...
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Many vehicles use Ferncliff as a pass through in lieu of 305. These vehicles tend to barrel down the street at high speed. We live on the last block of Ferncliff, as do many families with small children, and it would be extremely helpful if a stop sign was placed at the cross section of Yaquina and Ferncliff. It would add to the safety of the surrounding neighborhood and especially to the children that walk to the school bus & go house to house to play, Help make our neighborhood safter.
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Nov 20, 2015 by
Kirsten Ashmore (5 points)
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Many vehicles use Ferncliff as a pass through in lieu of 305. These vehicles tend to barrel down the street at high speed. We live on the last block of Ferncliff, as do many families with small children, and it would be extremely helpful if a stop sign was placed at the cross section of Yaquina and Ferncliff. It would add to the safety of the surrounding neighborhood and especially to the children that walk to the school bus & go house to house to play, Help make our neighborhood safter.
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Nonsignificance Notice 2016-04 fails to meet requirements. Cook resigned--should not allow her to post anytng. She's harmed the island enough.. Neighborhoods do not require institutions next door....
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Nonsignificance Notice 2016-04 fails to meet requirements. Cook resigned--should not allow her to post anytng. She's harmed the island enough.. Neighborhoods do not require institutions next door. City lacks funding. Impacted property values are in jeopardy. Repair and stop wasting taxpayer money for developers. School enrollment is down and doesn't require more buildings. This development craze harms the island's sustainability. Cook shouldn't be able to harm the island further. None of this should be approved. Keep development in present designated areas; not in neighborhoods. Water is more important than more commercialization.
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Jan 3, 2016 by
patti (10 points)
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Nonsignificance Notice 2016-04 fails to meet requirements. Cook resigned--should not allow her to post anytng. She's harmed the island enough.. Neighborhoods do not require institutions next door. City lacks funding. Impacted property values are in jeopardy. Repair and stop wasting taxpayer money for developers. School enrollment is down and doesn't require more buildings. This development craze harms the island's sustainability. Cook shouldn't be able to harm the island further. None of this should be approved. Keep development in present designated areas; not in neighborhoods. Water is more important than more commercialization.
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This would be a lean process suggestion. The time of getting off Bainbridge Island in the evening during the week is very long commute. Suggestion just as Seattle has in place to have a bus lane for...
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This would be a lean process suggestion. The time of getting off Bainbridge Island in the evening during the week is very long commute. Suggestion just as Seattle has in place to have a bus lane for the southbound 305 traffic during specific commute times during the week. This would allow the Kitsap Buses to get off the island quicker and not to cause sitting in traffic with long delays. This will not only bring business for the Kitsap buses because this would draw customers to riding the buses but also cut down on traffic at the same time. The hours of restricting cars in this lane could be between 3 and 8pm. Outside those hours drivers would be able to use the bus lane. It would be something to consider and I hope it can be looked into. Thank you and I hope to see this possibly happen.
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May 4, 2016 by
Jeff Mason (5 points)
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This would be a lean process suggestion. The time of getting off Bainbridge Island in the evening during the week is very long commute. Suggestion just as Seattle has in place to have a bus lane for the southbound 305 traffic during specific commute times during the week. This would allow the Kitsap Buses to get off the island quicker and not to cause sitting in traffic with long delays. This will not only bring business for the Kitsap buses because this would draw customers to riding the buses but also cut down on traffic at the same time. The hours of restricting cars in this lane could be between 3 and 8pm. Outside those hours drivers would be able to use the bus lane. It would be something to consider and I hope it can be looked into. Thank you and I hope to see this possibly happen.
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Let's discuss the environmental element. Topics include: Sustainability in City Operations, Fish and Wildlife Habitat, Aquifer Recharge Issues, Wetlands, Streams, Frequently Flooded Areas,...
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Let's discuss the environmental element. Topics include: Sustainability in City Operations, Fish and Wildlife Habitat, Aquifer Recharge Issues, Wetlands, Streams, Frequently Flooded Areas, Geologically Hazardous Areas/Steep Slopes, Atmospheric Conditions, Agriculture and Agricultural Lands, Forest Lands and Community Forestry.
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Jul 16, 2015 by
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Let's discuss the environmental element. Topics include: Sustainability in City Operations, Fish and Wildlife Habitat, Aquifer Recharge Issues, Wetlands, Streams, Frequently Flooded Areas, Geologically Hazardous Areas/Steep Slopes, Atmospheric Conditions, Agriculture and Agricultural Lands, Forest Lands and Community Forestry.
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I live right next to High School Road. When the traffic volume peaks in the afternoons as the high school is letting out, the noise of the traffic roar is unbearable from 3:00-4:00pm, because the cars...
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I live right next to High School Road. When the traffic volume peaks in the afternoons as the high school is letting out, the noise of the traffic roar is unbearable from 3:00-4:00pm, because the cars are going FAR in excess of the 25 MPH speed limit. Most are going 35 as soon as they leave the school zone. This road is heavily used by pedestrians and bicyclists, and the speed limit is RARELY enforced. It makes it difficult to feel safe crossing this road, and the noise makes it very unpleasant to live next to it. I see the same happening with traffic on Weaver and Wyatt. If this island is the idyllic place we want to live and enjoy, we have got to slow traffic down and find ways to discourage so many trips in cars. It would make sense to greatly limit the number of parking permits allowed to HS students. Make them use the school bus!
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Mar 4, 2016 by
Caty Kehs (11 points)
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I live right next to High School Road. When the traffic volume peaks in the afternoons as the high school is letting out, the noise of the traffic roar is unbearable from 3:00-4:00pm, because the cars are going FAR in excess of the 25 MPH speed limit. Most are going 35 as soon as they leave the school zone. This road is heavily used by pedestrians and bicyclists, and the speed limit is RARELY enforced. It makes it difficult to feel safe crossing this road, and the noise makes it very unpleasant to live next to it. I see the same happening with traffic on Weaver and Wyatt. If this island is the idyllic place we want to live and enjoy, we have got to slow traffic down and find ways to discourage so many trips in cars. It would make sense to greatly limit the number of parking permits allowed to HS students. Make them use the school bus!
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Check your vast databases. No population center (save "laize-faire"), elitist communities have separate commissions, Such structures lead to duplication of efforts and uninformed "civilian"...
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Check your vast databases. No population center (save "laize-faire"), elitist communities have separate commissions, Such structures lead to duplication of efforts and uninformed "civilian" popularity contests. If you truly wish to save the citizenry of this community, have continuously "manned" stations an stop utilizing then as "surplus" equipment storage bins,
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Dec 9, 2015 by
jimc (5 points)
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Check your vast databases. No population center (save "laize-faire"), elitist communities have separate commissions, Such structures lead to duplication of efforts and uninformed "civilian" popularity contests. If you truly wish to save the citizenry of this community, have continuously "manned" stations an stop utilizing then as "surplus" equipment storage bins,
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Id love to see a fitness park or trials with fitness like equipment along them. I've seen fitness parks around the maple valley area of king county that are very nice and easy to use, maybe something...
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Id love to see a fitness park or trials with fitness like equipment along them. I've seen fitness parks around the maple valley area of king county that are very nice and easy to use, maybe something like that? Stayfit is the name of the fitness equipment I believe.
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Apr 18, 2016 by
Thomas (5 points)
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Id love to see a fitness park or trials with fitness like equipment along them. I've seen fitness parks around the maple valley area of king county that are very nice and easy to use, maybe something like that? Stayfit is the name of the fitness equipment I believe.
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There is a need for a crosswalk to be installed on Miller road so that hikers and bikers can safely cross from the parking lot of Grand Forest West to the Forest to sky trail that leads to battle...
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There is a need for a crosswalk to be installed on Miller road so that hikers and bikers can safely cross from the parking lot of Grand Forest West to the Forest to sky trail that leads to battle point park.
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Apr 23, 2016 by
Dylan (5 points)
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There is a need for a crosswalk to be installed on Miller road so that hikers and bikers can safely cross from the parking lot of Grand Forest West to the Forest to sky trail that leads to battle point park.
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Most in our community recognize the importance of affordable housing, and how we have struggled to keep pace with the growing need. Part of our challenge is mitigating impacts to the environment as we...
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Most in our community recognize the importance of affordable housing, and how we have struggled to keep pace with the growing need. Part of our challenge is mitigating impacts to the environment as we pursue opportunities to create new homes which are affordable. It was clear to all at the recent meeting on the Housing Element, that sustaining affordability is an intractable problem, and the City has not committed itself yet to any sort of measurable goal. Now is the time to set out achievable solutions, albeit small ones. If we can create incentives to produce more affordable homes, those incentives must be tied to permanent affordability and demonstrably green homes. We are not going to build our way out of this problem, but we can use each new project to contribute lay out a better path for our future. The comp plan will be the stepping stone to creating stronger regulations tied to the future we envision. Lets be sure building green and affordable is part of that future.
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Dec 17, 2015 by
charles wenzlau (23 points)
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Most in our community recognize the importance of affordable housing, and how we have struggled to keep pace with the growing need. Part of our challenge is mitigating impacts to the environment as we pursue opportunities to create new homes which are affordable. It was clear to all at the recent meeting on the Housing Element, that sustaining affordability is an intractable problem, and the City has not committed itself yet to any sort of measurable goal. Now is the time to set out achievable solutions, albeit small ones. If we can create incentives to produce more affordable homes, those incentives must be tied to permanent affordability and demonstrably green homes. We are not going to build our way out of this problem, but we can use each new project to contribute lay out a better path for our future. The comp plan will be the stepping stone to creating stronger regulations tied to the future we envision. Lets be sure building green and affordable is part of that future.
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They offered me a set apart down rate of 1/2 off to keep the container I have, or I could as of late send it back to them and keep any charging.
I picked to just send back the remaining separation...
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They offered me a set apart down rate of 1/2 off to keep the container I have, or I could as of late send it back to them and keep any charging.
I picked to just send back the remaining separation and be done with it.
Erectzan Male Enhancement Pros and Cons
Ideal circumstances of Erectzan Male Enhancement
There is a thing site with most of the key information, including settling inconspicuous components.
Full association contact information is given, including address, phone number with customer organization hours, and email.
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