Campaigning for clean water and a healthy environment for humans and wildlife
By Joe Scordino
November 5, 2024
Director Hope – Is it possible to incorporate an “Environmentally Sensitive” Zoning in the Comp Plan Update to address areas of Edmonds that either should not be further developed or would have additional development restrictions to address environmental degradation and protection issues?
Continue reading “Letter to Planning Director and Mayor – Establishing a new “Environmentally Sensitive” Zone in the Comp Plan Update”By Joe Scordino
October 28, 2024
Hearing Examiner Olbrecht:
This is in response to the Hearing Examiner Notice on the Edmonds City Website.
The Edmonds Environmental Council, a non-profit local organization for protection of the natural and human environment, requests that you revisit the public comments, both verbal and written, on the initial Application for Reasonable Economic Use Variance for 963 Main Street and DENY the request for reconsideration or any followup application for development in this critical area whether it involves a smaller ‘footprint’ or not.
Continue reading “Letter to Edmonds Hearing Examiner Olbrecht regarding Denial of Reasonable Economic Use Variance for 963 Main Street”By Joe Scordino
October 28th 2024
Edmonds City Council Members and Mayor;
The DEIS and the process leading to the development of the DEIS do not conform with State SEPA requirements.
Continue reading “Letter to Mayor and Council from EEC regarding inadequacies in DEIS”July 9, 2024
New organization provides public service on
protecting our natural and human environment
By Joe Scordino
Posted: March 17, 2024
Do the citizens of Edmonds really want changes made to the city’s Comprehensive Plan (which dictates municipal operations in the city) so that we become known as “Edmonds – Where the Sewer Meets the Sea”?
Continue reading “Reader view: Time to speak up about the city’s Comprehensive Plan process”