The Snohomish County (Washington) Council has voted 4-0 to preserve (or at least try to preserve) Frontier Airpark by requiring “a special notice for any new developments within 2,500 feet of airpark communities.” Read the full HeraldNet story here.
HeraldNet: County Council tries to preserve area’s last airpark
Posted on 25 March 2010 by Ben Sclair
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