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Page 1: Sammamish Valley UGB April 14, 2012 Canterbury Estates, Woodinville.

Sammamish Valley UGB

April 14, 2012Canterbury Estates, Woodinville

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Speakers

• TBD: moderator• TBD: Canterbury Homeowners Association• Mike Tanksley: Hollywood Hill Association• Brad Rich: Concerned Neighbors of Wellington• Claire Thomas: Sammamish Valley Grange

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The big picture:UGB amendment is unneeded and

unwarranted.

• Inconsistent with GMA and Countywide Planning Policies

• Inconsistent with Woodinville’s Comp Plan• Eliminates Sammamish Valley Agricultural land• Directly competes with planned projects inside

the Woodinville city limits

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“Need”• CPP: “sufficiency of vacant, developable land and

redevelopable land to meet projected needs.”

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Woodinville Village: 20 acres vacant land with development agreement in place,

and $8M road improvements completed

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Canterbury: 20 acres redevelopable land with sales contract in place

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Canterbury road improvements are in Comprehensive Plan.

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Woodinville’s overall inventory of commercial land

• 2002 Comprehensive Plan:

“After deducting constraints, Woodinville has nearly 174 net acres of vacant and redevelopable commercial and industrial land.”

Changes since 2002 are negligible.

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Land swaps

• APD land: “removal . . . only . . . if . . . addition of agricultural land abutting the APD of equal acreage and of equal or greater soils and agriculture value.”

• Zoned rural in APD: “removal . . . will not diminish the productivity of prime agricultural soils or the effectiveness of farming within the APD.”

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No such land swaps have been offered for APD

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Infrastructure140th is an unsafe, overburdened 2-lane county road

that is proposed to remain in county ownership.

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Uses

CPP:

“Development on the land added to the Urban Growth Area under this policy shall be limited to residential development . . .”

Proposal to King County is “medical gateway.”Proposal to Woodinville City Council has been agritourism.

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Inconsistent with (i.e., absent from)Woodinville’s Comp Plan

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There is no applicant

Woodinville letters to King County, April 11 andApril 18, 2012:

“The Woodinville City Council did not approve the submittal of a docket request regarding this item. Any docket application received by the County from the City of Woodinville was not authorized.”

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Summary

• Sammamish UGB amendments fail on numerous criteria

• These amendments would be harmful to Woodinville and surrounding communities that rely on Woodinville Wine Country and Sammamish agriculture.