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The Proposal

Several people have worked to scan and publish all documents related to MXGP's proposal here for you. You need the free software Adobe Acrobat Reader (version 5 or higher) to view the documents.
  • Master Permit Application (0.1 Mb, less than 1 minute to download). Received by Snohomish County on February 8, 2006. This document was accidently scanned upside down - just use the rotate feature in Adobe Acrobat Reader to "twist it around", or simply print the document.
  • Conditional Use Permit (0.1 Mb, less than 1 minute to download). Received by Snohomish County on February 8, 2006.
  • SEPA Checklist (0.2 Mb, less than 1 minute to download). Prepared on January 23, 2006. Received by Snohomish County on February 8, 2006.
  • Targeted Drainage Report (6.7 Mb, up to 10 minutes to download). Performed on January 24, 2006. Received by Snohomish County on February 8, 2006.
  • Traffic Study (3.0 Mb, up to 5 minutes to download). Performed on January 19, 2006. Received by Snohomish County on February 8, 2006.


March 11, 2006
Two additional documents have been added here.
  • Noise Study (for section 7b of the SEPA checklist). (0.1 Mb, up to 1 minute to download). Performed on February 7, 2006. Received by Snohomish County on February 8, 2006.
  • Site Plan. Performed on February 7, 2006. (0.7 Mb, up to 2 minutes to download).


March 16, 2006
An interesting analysis of one proposal document has been added here. Thanks to a Maltby resident for identifying this interesting difference in scale on the engineering documents. Many people feel that the use of a single scale would provide a better perspective of the berms relative to the overall width of the basin. The berms are the only proposed noise-containment mechanism. Use the Rotate and Zoom features of Adobe Acrobat Reader when viewing these documents. UPDATE: I checked with a WA State Engineering/DOL group and these documents are fine by their standards. Apparently it is the norm in several industries to intentionally exaggerate the vertical scale (so long as both scales are shown on the document).



Use this Snohomish County website to review the status of the MXGP proposal. Do NOT assume that the MXGP proposal is approved or rejected on the basis of a single phase or document. Enter the file number in this format: 06102142LU
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