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TRANSPORTATION FOR WASHINGTON CAMPAIGN

Transforming state transportation policy based on 3 principles:

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Friday, March 30th at 6pm

 Seattle Center, Fisher Pavillion

We are excited to have Denis Hayes, President and CEO of the Bullitt Foundation, and founder of Earth Day, join us as our keynote speaker!

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Whatcom County required to improve protections for drinking water and rural Whatcom County

On January 9, 2012, the Growth Management Hearings Board issued a 177 page opinion concluding that Whatcom County’s updated comprehensive plan policies and development regulations for the rural area failed to meet the minimum standards in the Growth Management Act. The appeal was brought by Futurewise, the City of Bellingham, and concerned community residents in response to a developer that wanted to build an intense urban style development at Governors Point on Puget Sound.

Jan 30, 2012
December Futurewire Now Online!

Our December electronic newsletter can now be found online. Read how we ended the year and what we're doing to gear up for 2012.

Dec 30, 2011
Futurewise achieves big legal wins in 2011

In 2011, Futurewise won cases in every forum from the Growth Management Hearings Board to the Washington State Supreme Court. One of Futurewise’s wins was even appealed to the United States Supreme Court, but as of the end of 2011, the Supreme Court had not decided to review the decision. Futurewise won 82 percent of the substantive decisions in which we participated in 2011.

Dec 26, 2011
Huge Victory for Spokane!

For over three years, Futurewise worked with the City of Spokane to create an effective Complete Street Policy, writing the policy, educating the community and policy makers, and building a wide coalition of supporters from health care workers, unions, educators, and local businesses. Last week, the City of Spokane adopted the Complete Street Policy by a vote of 5-2.

Dec 28, 2011
Futurewise, Stevens County negotiate deal to protect lynx, other habitat

Stevens County had been refusing to adopt common sense protections for the lynx and other habitats shown as polygons on Washington State Fish and Wildlife GIS databases for five years.

Dec 26, 2011

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