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3/17/2026
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Planning Commission Public Hearing
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205 West 5th Room 109 - Ellensburg
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Page 22 Easton Table 4 Housing Inventory <br />I am having difficulty understanding what this Table represents. It obviously does not represent <br />on the ground inventory and is not reasonable to assume these are projected additional units. <br />Page 29 Recommended Actions <br />EA 4.0 A visia.. —. ut u �ajwuid include property and business owners working with the <br />community to create a cooperative and creative vision that can move forward to a reality. <br />Page 30 5.2 Existing Conditions <br />There are no public wastewater systems serving the proposed Easton Sub Area. All <br />wastewater is processed by private septic systems. <br />'lectricity in the proposed Easton Sub Area is provided by Puget Sound Energy <br />1-90 divides the area — there are safety concerns, emergency access issues and traffic <br />pressures. These issues are well documented and are an on -going issue with local citizens and <br />uuaii ivaacs. There is a real threat to the Life Safety and Welfare on the community. The <br />proposed Easton Sub Area is Rural and is greatly impacted during travel interruption impacts <br />on 190 allowing what would be considered urban levels of traffic to leave the Interstate and <br />block Easton Area roadways. Those blocking incidents greatly impact the local emergency <br />services and their ability to assure the life safety and welfare of the community as well as the <br />traveling public. <br />Final thoughts <br />I am encouraged by the community input and participation in this process. I believe moving <br />forward the Sub Area Plan will bring the community closer together and revitalize the <br />community as a whole. I am encouraged that the community is deeply interested in and <br />committed to maintaining the Rural Caracter while future development and infill. <br />Thank you for reviewing my comments. I will be providing additional comments as this process <br />moves forward <br />Marge Brandsrud <br />PO Box 638 <br />Easton WA 98925 <br />dmbrandsrud@comcast.net <br />
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