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was repaired, and the heavy rain season has yet to hit us. Certainly only one of <br />the rains we have had since February should be labeled as a 107 year storm; the <br />rest have to be labeled as normal and expected. Nhen we reclaim the land on the <br />west side of the road from the sand, we will be putting tne spri�ig-fed creek and <br />natural h;llside drainnage back irto its natural channel and into the roadsi�e <br />ditch which now can't handle the srate drainnage. We are also experiencing <br />increased traffic as the River Road is closed due to the recent flooding and <br />resultant damage. The increased traffic makes it very hazardous to work on the <br />berm and keep water out of the shed. Drivers not familiar with the road are more <br />likely to have an accident when they hit the water. <br />We realize that a permanent solution will take time, money, creative engineering, <br />and a redefinition of Everett's development and zoning policies. But somethin9 <br />needs to be done irtmediately about the !arimer Read overflows beforr: injuries and/ <br />or excessive damage results. We feel that such interim measures as warning signs, <br />a reduced speed limit, enlarged culverts, and ditch reinforcement will help r.ontrol <br />the water situation until a permanent, comprehensive plan is determined and <br />implemented for yetting the state and city drainnage from the freeway to the <br />Snohomish River. <br />Please advise us uf your immediate plans for controlling the water and what you <br />expect in the w�y of a long term solution. <br />Sincerely, n' <br />�� j� �, :/�l'� <br />i� <br />2�+_e��ci/u� ��l,Zao�? <br />Dale and Elaine Wilso� <br />6716 Larimer Road <br />Everett, WA 98204 <br />CC: Dan Mathias <br />