Sequim: Announced public hearing on Wal-Mart will be limited to only a few

2003-06-20

by JAN RODAK
Peninsula Daily News

SEQUIM, WA-- Members of the public hoping to show up to Monday's City Council meeting and be heard on the city's plans to allow Wal-Mart to build a store will have to find another way to express their views.

The meeting -- advertised as a public hearing in newspapers and on the city's Web site -- is actually an administrative appeals hearing.

Instead of being a community forum on the controversial ``big box'' department store planned for west of downtown, the session will be limited to comments from four parties who filed formal appeals against the project in May.

``We're sorry that the notice wasn't clearly written,'' City Attorney Craig Ritchie said Thursday.

 

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