King County Decision NE Recycling Transfer Station

Woodinville, WALocal News

King County has officially announced that the new Northeast Recycling & Transfer Station will be located in Kirkland, replacing the outdated Houghton Transfer Station. This decision has been positively received by the City of Woodinville, with Mayor Mike Millman expressing satisfaction with the outcome. Throughout the decision-making process, the city remained dedicated to voicing residents' concerns about the potential negative impacts of the facility's location. Millman stated, "We are happy that those concerns were heard and helped make a more informed decision. " The city believes that this choice represents a thoughtful approach to regional waste management, balancing the needs of various communities involved.

Woodinville emphasizes the necessity of significant mitigation improvements at the new site in Kirkland to ensure minimal disruption. This announcement not only addresses local waste management needs but also underscores the value of community engagement in municipal decisions. For more information on the NERTS project, residents are encouraged to visit King County's official webpage.

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