Preserve Wood Creek Neighborhood Update Meeting
Aug 24
Saturday August 28th @ 10am
Location On the corner of 81st Pl SE & Hamlet Ln, Everett, WA 98203.
Please Come to hear updates and ask your questions regarding the important effort to conserve the historic Wood Creek area from the following:
- Preserve Wood Creek Board Members: Lois Bell, Paul Benz, Gregory Alexander, Michael Mallahan, and Michael Wright (longtime residents of Valley View & Eastmont)
- City of Everett Deputy Mayor Nick Harper regarding the Geo-Technical Analysis and overall process & timeline
- Rebecca Schwartzman from Forterra (an environmental conservation non-profit) regarding their important role in this effort
- Everett City Council member Paul Roberts - regarding the city's role in this project
- Snohomish County council member Megan Dunn
The neighborhoods of Valley View & Eastmont are on the north & south sides of Wood Creek - please bring your questions and concerns as we all work together to try and ensure the preservation of this historic and natural wooded area in the city of Everett and Snohomish County. Please invite or bring your neighbor.
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I have explored that whole creek! I even found evidence of a very old historic building made of brick. This brick structure was huge and buried due to erosion the only part exposed was a corner near t...
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Sorry, can not be there. Son's wedding at 11:00 that day. I hope we'll see the minutes of the meeting.
Ron and Bunny Cummins
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The City of Everett has proposed the sale of about 92.5 acres of undeveloped green belt property. Wood Creek lies in the valley between the Valley View and Eastmont neighborhoods. Wood Creek was the main source of drinking water for the city of Everett between 1898 and 1916, until the Sultan River water project was completed. The land and the creek is a critical habitat for a variety of animals and wildlife. Additionally, the land is unstable and many parts of the land are critically sloped. This group is for anyone opposing this proposal and for trying to preserve this critical land.
