2011 settlement agreement presentation, du pont, washington.
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The document discusses a community of 8,400 people dedicated to preserving their natural surroundings and taking care of each other. It highlights a critical decision regarding dewatering that could jeopardize their environment and emphasizes the importance of maintaining clean water and a healthy community. The community seeks collective action to prevent dewatering and protect what they believe is irreplaceable.
2011 settlement agreement presentation, du pont, washington.
- 2. Was born out of a plan.
- 3. Its a place where design allows living close to nature, that's at our backdoor
- 4. where business can be a neighbor, too.
- 5. We've grown to become a community of 8,400 people
- 6. who care for their surroundings
- 7. and each other, in good times, and in sad.
- 8. But, the plan has changed.
- 10. We're at the crossroads of a monumental decision that requires balance to respect our future that is a win-win for everyone, to make sure we don't go the wrong way.
- 12. Because, if were not careful, we could lose something very special
- 13. that can never be replaced.
- 14. The people of our community recognize that what we have is too special to lose
- 15. and have come out in support...its about people knowing that it is worth saving and protecting.
- 16. We have to do our part to keep the Puget Sound and our community healthy for all of us,
- 17. just like its been done next door at Nisqually.
- 18. Because, what we do in our own backyard matters to our neighbors.
- 19. Clean water and a clean, healthy community brings life to all of us.
- 20. Draining millions of gallons of water each day from our aquifer does not.
- 21. Dewatering brings too many unknowns, too much danger and potential for permanent loss for our community.
- 22. PLEASE SAY NO TO DEWATERING