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Perrinville Creek flooding among issues discussed as mayor hosts virtual meeting for North Edmonds
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MY EDMONDS NEWS Posted: March 6, 2021
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This 4.95-acre woodland is privately owned. The owner has proposed a 14-home subdivision for this property. That proposal, however, has been put on hold as the city approved a moratorium on all subdivisions while they finish updating the city tree code.
The property has a unique natural terrain of deep ravines and steep slopes and rather than being developed would best serve the community if it was purchased for conservation purposes.
Preserving this urban forest in its natural state would keep the Perrinville Creek’s drainage and headwaters from being impacted by any housing development. It would also protect a wooded wildlife corridor that is important for both resident wildlife and migratory birds.
Mayor proposes Perrinville Creek Restoration Project to address long-term flooding, threats to fish Posted: March 2, 2021 720
City crews worked through the night Dec. 21 to keep water flowing. (Photo courtesy City of Edmonds)
Citing heavy rainfall that overwhelmed the lower portion of Perrinville Creek, causing floods in December and January that washed out Talbot Road, damaged private property and threatened critical infrastructure, Edmonds Mayor Mike Nelson on Tuesday called for “immediate creation” of a plan to restore Perrinville Creek.
According to the city, during those storms in late 2020 and early 2021, the lower portion of Perrinville Creek received a massive amount of water and huge volumes of sediment containing silts, sands, gravels and rocks (up to 18 inches in diameter). As a result, the culvert under Talbot Road was overwhelmed and Perrinville Creek flowed over the road.
MY EDMONDS NEWS Posted: December 12, 2020 684
After safely celebrating a social distant Halloween, we replaced door knocking with some candy drop off/exchanges, I felt more hopeful that we could find some ways to replace or amend or holiday traditions while staying safe and trying to keep fun for the kids who are already missing out on so much. This year there are new, local ways to participate in holiday activities and many are free. And if you’re looking to or for help, local organizations like Washington Kids in Transition, the Nourishing Network, Holly House, and local food banks (Edmonds, Lynnwood, Mountlake Terrace) are still operating. The Edmonds School District will still be offering Grab and Go Meals during the holiday break, though the site list will be truncated. You can find the times and locations at Edmonds.Wednet.edu.
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