Newspaper Clippings on Growth Issues

• Date - Source
  Byline
  Headline
• May 20, 1998 - The Seattle Times, online
  Gary Grant, Ron Sims and Bob Lindsey/Special to The Seattle Times
  Federal transportation bill critical to this state's future
• May 18, 1998 - The Seattle Times, online
  James Vesely/editorial columnist
  How much school growth is enough? Who pays?
• May 17, 1998 - The Seattle Times, online
  Local News
  Slowing population growth: 5 possible strategies
• May 17, 1998 - The Seattle Times, online
  Local News
  Is there a reason we can't just close the door and swallow the key?
• May 17, 1998 - The Seattle Times, online
  Eric Pryne/staff reporter
  Front Porch Forum: Growth -- enough already?
• May 17, 1998 - The Seattle Times, online
  Local News
  Final thought: Maybe it's not them but us
• May 17, 1998 - The Seattle Times, online
  Local News
  What's ahead
• May 17, 1998 - The Seattle Times, online
  Local News
  What's good about growth? Some people think plenty
• May 15, 1998 - The Seattle Times, online
  Editorials & Opinion
  Vote `Yes' for schools in growing Issaquah
• May 15, 1998 - The Seattle Times, online
  David Brewster/ Special to The Seattle Times
  Modest, measured steps toward a housing plan
• May 3, 1998 - The Olympian, p A11
  Gene Dziedzic/Lacey
  Who's calling the shots in Lacey?
• April 28, 1998 - The Olympian, p A7
  Nancy Peterson, mayor/Lacey
  Mayor wants to stick with vision
• April 28, 1998 - Tacoma News Tribune, online
  Leslie Brown
  Sims wants 3rd sewage plant
• April 28, 1998 - The Olympian, p A7
  Tom Gries/Olympia
  Impact fees don't cover all costs
• April 14, 1998 - The Olympian, p C2
  John Dodge
  'Ecological footprint': A measure for our times
• April 14, 1998 - The Olympian, p C1
  Trisha Collopy
  Port's land acquisition on the table
• April 13, 1998 - The Olympian, p A7
  Kathleen Rooney/Olympia
  Newcomers have obligation to pay
• April 12, 1998 - The Olympian, p A9
  Robert S. First/Olympia
  Slow down the pace of growth
• April 12, 1998 - Tacoma News Tribune, online
  Hal Spencer; AP
  State wrestles with policy to protect coastal lands
• April 12, 1998 - Tacoma News Tribune, online
  Karen Hucks
  Rutledge farm preserves much of a vanished life
• April 12, 1998 - Tacoma News Tribune, online
  Aimee Green
  Growth lugs suitcase of changes to rural King
• April 9, 1998 - The South Sounder, p 1
  Mike Layton
  Growth issues prompt alternative viewpoints
• April 4, 1998 - Tacoma News Tribune, online
  Karen Hucks
  Lacey gets funds for highway project
• April 4, 1998 - The Olympian, p A7
  Jim J. Weber
  Impact fees about fairness, honesty
• April 3, 1998 - The Olympian, p A11
  Editorial
  Growth must pay its share
• April 2, 1998 - The Olympian, p C1
  Larry Miller
  Newcomers likely will bear brunt of LOTT growth
• April 2, 1998 - Tacoma News Tribune, online
  Karen Hucks
  Who'll pay rising cost of sewage treatment?
• April 1, 1998 - King County Home Page, link
  Brian Derdowski
  Land Use Laws In Plain English?!
• March 29, 1998 - The Olympian, p A?
  Jim Weston/Olympia
  Developers help the local economy
• March 29, 1998 - The Olympian, p A1
  John Dodge
  LOTT looks to hike fees to pay for sewer plan
• March 28, 1998 - The Olympian, p A?
  James Cubbage/Olympia
  Impact fees help meet growth costs
• March 27, 1998 - The Olympian, p C1
  Jennifer Olson
  Nisqually Valley farmland will be off-limits to development
• March 22, 1998 - The Olympian, p A9
  Ross Matteson
  Neighbors want to protect area
• March 4, 1998 - Seattle P.I., p A14
  Nancy Vogel
  Spotted owl faces new enemy
• King County 1997 - The Seattle Times
  Brian Derdowski
  The affordable housing debate