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Sequim resident tells planning commission he wants better street connections, more independent planning and answers about past property loss
Summary
Long-time Sequim resident Ronald Dale Faircloth used the March 18 Planning Commission public-comment period to press for better street connectivity, urge the commission to lead planning rather than follow council direction, and to raise unresolved disputes about past property losses and alleged arson.
Ronald Dale Faircloth, a Sequim resident of more than 50 years, used the March 18 public-comment period at the Planning Commission meeting to press commissioners on local street connectivity, the commission’s role vis-à-vis the City Council and several long-running personal property problems.
Faircloth told the commission he had tried for decades to assemble several lots near City Hall to build a dental clinic and described a 2008 purchase for $140,000 of a…
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