At one time it was, “We want to be good neighbors.” [Now

there is] this new tone of “hurry for this deadline with this real good

offer to make things seem even better,” yet its all hush-hush and

secret. Remember in November it turned out to be just an “exaggeration.”

The Snoqualmie Valley took years and years to be the gift

of nature it is known for worldwide. Let’s hope it is not

jeopardized forever because of promises, not facts.

It’s time to send this project and its outdated and

inadequate planning back to the drawing board. Better planning and

more complete information can only be a benefit to PWI and the city

of Snoqualmie. Too much is at stake.

Dan Perrins

Preston