The Picnic Point Preservation Committee submitted a petition with 263 signatures of residents directly impacted by this road vacation and the 3 county council members chose to ignore the tax-paying residents of Snohomish County and grant this out-of-state developer rights to use these public roads as part of their proposed dangerous development on the steep slopes of the Picnic Point Valley. Clearcutting one of the last stands of urban forest near the shoreline will be disastrous for the environment, salmon, and for the entire Picnic Point area with increased traffic, increased potential for landslides and flooding, and no road or school improvements. This is a shameful action by the Snohomish County government, especially after what happened in Oso. Please visit frognalestates . com for more information.