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Ken Ries <br /> 3427 Norton Ave <br /> 360-631-6980 <br /> Kenries63@gmail.com <br /> 6/3/2020 <br /> Council Members, <br /> I am writing to ask that you consider temporarily stopping the Re-Think Zoning project. The reasons for <br /> my request are: <br /> • Residents of Everett are still working to recover from Covid-19 with job losses, reductions in <br /> income and sadly, losses of family and friends to the virus. <br /> • Many residents are focused on the protests, looting and rioting, with an ongoing sense of fear <br /> based upon continued (mostly false) reports of new threats in our city. <br /> • Between the economic losses,the pandemic and unrest in society it's no wonder our residents <br /> are mostly tuned-out to the efforts of the Planning Departments Re-Think Zoning project. <br /> The City Council should realize that this effort needs to have 100%of our attention to ensure the best <br /> outcomes for our city and residents. To move forward with this at the current time with the two <br /> principle Planning Department leaders who are leaving prior to the end of 2020 seems like a bad idea to <br /> me. <br /> Once the City Council adopts this new plan,you will own it and I believe you will adopt an incomplete <br /> project based upon a falsely set timeline. I would like to see more citizen participation than has been <br /> allowed thus far in this project, it is too important to not hear more voices in crafting this plan. You can <br /> preserve the data collected at this point and re-engage once the Planning Department is back at full <br /> staff. Since we do not yet know what the Fall and Winter will bring us in terms of new outbreaks you <br /> should delay restarting this project until after the Covid-19 virus has either passed or a vaccine has been <br /> developed. <br /> Regards, <br /> Ken Ries <br />
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