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In a recent meeting, County Council member Dave Somers told us that the County was a complaint driven organization. In order for Maltby citizens to get issues addressed, they must send complaints (or praises) to the County. Currently, there is an open permit on the cement pumper truck site for the grading...
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You may have noticed the traffic counters on SR 522, Yew Way, and, I think, SR 524. I contacted David Edwards who is listed as the WSDOT Project Engineer on the Paradise Lake Road/SR 522 Interchange Project to find out why the counters are there. He said they were just checking the traffic volumes on...
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About 50 people joined Dave Somers in a community meeting at the Maltby Community Club on April 2. Mr. Somers opened up the meeting a bit after 6 pm. He brought with him a team of county staff representing Public works Planning and development Parks Sherriff The session ran as a question/comment guided...
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Hi Everyone, I was contacted by Dave Somers on Friday with the first meeting notice. The meeting will be held on April 2, 2009 at 6:00PM at the Maltby Community Center. Please spread the word. I have attached the agenda so that we can focus on the agenda only for this meeting. We will add issues to the...
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In the recent community meeting held at the Maltby Community Club , Waste Management spokesperson Susan Robinson stated that Waste Management plans to park about 200 collection trucks at the site they are developing in Maltby when it becomes operational in 2012. She further stated that those collection...
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Penny Mabie of EnviroIssues and Susan Robinson, Director of Public Sector Services for Waste Management Northwest along with seven other Waste Management staff met with about 30 Maltby area residents to talk about Waste Management's Maltby facility. The meeting was held September 17 at the Maltby...
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I wouldn't expect all the trips to go to 522. Some will amber down Broadway to Highway 9. Some will use Maltby Road/524 to get to the 9 the other way. So, what do you think the number is for 522, maybe 60%? Why 4 trips and not two? Only "greenwaste" should be showing up here to drop off...
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When I put into the MaltbyNow news post that Waste Management was going to home 130 trucks at the Calvert site, all I could think of was how long the folks coming down Broadway will have to wait to get to 522! That is going to be a pain.
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Written Comments on Permit 08-106048-CP Topic: Construction of five industrial use buildings on previously approved site. Comments: According to Waste Management, they propose to place on the former Calvert Industries site administrative offices, a truck depot/maintenance facility, and a greenwaste reload...
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MaltbyNow has been in contact with Waste Management about the use of the old Calvert Industries site. This is the reply received over the weekend from WM public relations. Waste Management Northwest Operations and Market Area Facility Waste Management is currently planning for the development of an 18...