Residents press county on Amazon development impacts and Dry Creek water concerns
Several residents at the Clallam County meeting challenged the county about water availability for the Sequim/Edgewood area and asked whether Amazon paid its fair share of infrastructure costs; county staff said the developer paid impact fees through the city and that some mitigation funding flowed to local infrastructure.
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Public commenters pressed the board over the Sequim-area Amazon project and its local impacts, especially water supply and road improvements in the Edgewood Drive corridor. One attendee asked, "How would you classify a UGA or rural area?... There's no justification for not having Amazon pay for the whole thing," arguing developers should shoulder additional infrastructure costs.
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