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Sequim residents raise water, housing and tourism concerns over proposed West Bay (Seabrook) development
Summary
Several Sequim residents used the public-comment period at the Sequim City Council meeting to press the council for detailed answers about water, infrastructure costs and housing impacts tied to a proposed Seabrook (also referred to as West Bay) development.
Several Sequim residents used the public-comment period at the Sequim City Council meeting to press the council for detailed answers about water, infrastructure costs and housing impacts tied to a proposed Seabrook (also referred to as West Bay) development.
Jeff Considine, a Sequim resident, pointed to a city tax-increment financing filing that "included cost estimates for infrastructure improvements of approximately $32,500,000," and said the filing estimated work needed to enable construction of homes and 30,000 square feet of commercial space adjacent to the John Wayne Marina. Considine said $14,500,000 of that total was for construction at the corner of West Quimbe Bay Road and Forest Road and that the filing included…
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