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Date of the City Council meeting you would like to provide remote comment:*
2026-06-15
First Name:* Last Name:*
Lynn Stone
Phone Number: E-mail*
teachlynns@mac.com
Address*
Street Address
19621 Burn Road
Address Line 2
city State/Province/Region
Arlington WA
Postal/Zip Code
98223
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Will you be providing comment on an agenda item,or on a topic that is not on the agenda(general comment)?*
Agenda Item General Comment
Which agenda item or topic would you like to provide public comment on?
Agenda item#6(AMC Chapater 20.40 Zoning Code Amendment)to include the exclusion of data centers.
Please leave your written comment below:
Thank you for considering my feedback.All communities must balance the preservation of the uniqueness of their town with need to maintain
economic development.Arlington is no different.This was exacerbated when Arlington accessed the Smokey Point area,an economic decision
that was needed at the time.Now that we are included with the more industrial area of Smokey Point,we must continue to be vigilant to
maintain the character of our town as a whole.People will continue to move into the area looking for good homes,good schools,and good
neighbors. However,without thoughtful consideration about industrial development,including data centers,we will hit a tipping point where we
are no longer a community of families but an area accessed to make non-residents even wealthier.Meanwhile,the local citizens will be left to
deal with the additional water and energy strain put on our community.I am asking the council members,and citizens of Arlington,to strongly
rule against any data centers in our area.
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