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Thurs, March
23
Irresponsible Development Initiative (I-933) Info
Session
7–8:30
pm
Lacey
Community Center
6729 Pacific Ave SE
in Lacey
Woodland Creek
Community Park
Tues, April 4
Public Hearing
with the Board of
County
Commissioners: On
changes to how development pays its way
6:30pm
Thurston
County Fairgrounds Expo Center
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effects of irresponsible development and we are
organizing to protect our neighborhoods so that Thurston
County continues to be a great place to live and raise
our families. |
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It is crucial that we organize now to protect our drinking
water, parks and neighborhoods, our family farms, and our
quality of life.
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Impacts are already here
- We’re all seeing first hand the impacts of
irresponsible development: flooding in our homes and our
yards; traffic overwhelming our roads; losing family
farms; drinking water shortages; students being taught
in portable classrooms; shellfish beds shut down because
of pollution. By acting now, we can make sure growth
happens in a way that protects our critical resources.
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Initiative 933 threatens
to hurt our neighborhoods
- The Farm Bureau, with
support from the building industry, has launched a
statewide Irresponsible Development Initiative (I-933).
This initiative would create even more loopholes for
irresponsible developers and other special interests to
get around land use laws that safeguard the health,
safety and quality of life in Thurston County and across
the state. We need to defeat this harmful initiative.
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We have a great
community of people
– People across Thurston County want to protect their
quality of life and have a say in how the community
grows. We need to work together to prevent irresponsible
development, and protect our drinking water, schools,
roads, farms and quality of life.
Our Goals
What are our goals?
Livable Thurston
believes that
responsible growth can happen in a way that
protects drinking water, keeps our roads safe, avoids
flood damage, and provides enough classroom space for
our kids. To this end, we need to:
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Empower citizens
to have a say in how and where growth happens
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Educate citizens
about opportunities to get involved with land use
decisions
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Organize citizens
to get involved with important county land use
decisions
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Defeat I-933,
the Irresponsible Development Initiative
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