CAPR PIERCE COUNTY ALERT! Final Draft Comprehensive Plan and 2024-2044 Capital Facilities Plan
This notification from Pierce County will change the county GMA ordinances you have worked hard to improve!
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King County Proposed Septic System Ordinance Final CAPR Comments
By Cindy Alia 10/20/24
The King County Department of Health has been drafting proposed ordinance for On-site Septic Systems (OSS). CAPR has been following the process of and evaluating the stated goals of the Department of Health in the proposed ordinance and has now had the opportunity to read and analyze the formal draft ordinance produced on September 17. King County has set a public comment deadline of Monday October 21, 2024.
As a brief overview of what we perceive as potential negative aspects of the draft ordinance:
King County DoH to Hold Public Meetings on Proposed OSS Ordinances UPDATE Change of Venue and Additional Public Meetings Published!
Important Update on King County Department of Health proposed changes to OSS ordinance! September 24, 2024 by Cindy Alia
It is unfortunate to have to constantly update information as it is being presented from King County DOH. Here is what I believe to be the most recent and most accurate information to be published from the county in regard to public meetings, and the publication of the formal red line document of proposed changes to the OSS ordinances.
CAPR Comments on the federal "Sustains Act"
American Stewards of Liberty warns us of the United States Department of Agriculture is preparing policy to implement the Sustains Act. This will monetize our "Natural Processes" and establish ownership of those processes!
Please read this American Stewards of Liberty current Issue which describes the process and the bill, why it is harmful to all Americans, and why comment is needed. This is not a formal rule-making comment period, but rather an agency "information gathering" period.
September 14, 2024
Spectacular Win by NCLA Protects Property Owners from Agencies and Judicial Deference!
The New Civil Liberties Alliance has gained a huge win in protecting property owners and others from Agencies wielding judicial deference against Americans, returning due process to the rule of law to court decisions!
"“Today’s decision vindicates the rule of law. By ending Chevron deference, the Court has taken a major step to shut down unlawful power grabs by federal agencies and to preserve the separation of powers. Going forward, judges will be charged with interpreting the law faithfully, impartially, and independently, without deference to the government. This is a win for individual liberty and the Constitution.”
— Roman Martinez, Latham & Watkins partner who delivered oral argument in the Relentless case"
CAPR Stands for Members in Comments on King County Code Enforcement Update 2024!
June 28. 2024
By Cindy Alia
Many counties are in the process of updating comprehensive plans. Part of King Counties Comprehensive Plan Update is an Update to code enforcement in King County.
CAPR has read the Public Notice of Intent to Amend King County Code Titles 9, 12, 17, and 23, and we have provided comment to Summary of Proposed Ordinance relating to King County Code Enforcement Updates 2024. The comments were on the proposed updates after reading both the plain language document, and the proposed changes in the code enforecement draft ordinance.
Please note the email for Tom Campbell, King County Permitting Division, where you can send any comments you may wish to provide to the county:
Email to permittinglegislation@kingcounty.gov
YES ON I-2066 Stop the Gas Ban Protect Energy Choice Lets Go Washington!
May 16, 2024 by Cindy Alia
Updated 7/2/24
Lets Go Washington Signature Goal Met!
Lets Go Washington and the fine Registered Voters of Washington state have met and surpased their goals of gathering enough signatures to qualify Initiative 2066 for the November Ballot! With more than 423 thousand signatures a very comfortable cushion of signatures have been amassed and will be presented to the Secretary of State on July 3! Thank you to everyone accomplishing this goal! This accomplishment adds yet another important reason to be sure you make the time to vote in 2024! You can celebrate the signature drop off by attending drop off events!
Updated 6/28/24
Pacific Legal Foundation Wins Takings Clause Case!
By Cindy Alia 4/16/24
Pacific Legal Foundation, in the case Sheetz v. El Dorado County , won important property rights protection when the Supreme Court unanimously said legislatures can't impose extortionate fees to get a building permit.
George Sheetz built a career and livelihood as an engineering contractor and consultant in Northern California. In 2016, he began preparing for retirement and bought a vacant lot in rural El Dorado County for a small, manufactured home where he and his wife would live and raise their grandson.
CAPR 2024 Legislative Wrap Up! Hard Fought Wins!
March 4, 2024
by Cindy Alia
Competing Bills Undermine Housing Updated
By Cindy Alia
Updated 2/26/24
We are pleased to note the Senate Ways and Means committee held today at 10:00 am failed to hear HB 2114 in executive session. This means the bill is dead for this session as it would miss the deadling established for today for a bill to be read on the floor. That won't happen as the Ways and Means committee failed to hear the bill in executive committee and it can't be passed to the rules committee or the floor. Good news for landlords and tenants alike who would find it hard to be prepared for the additional burdens and expenses that would have resulted from the passage of the bill.
Updated 2/20/24
February 20, 2024
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