County Comp Plan

Whatcom County is updating the 2025 comprehensive plan that includes Blaine. The email addresses to send comments are: 2025update@co.whatcom.wa.us and council@co.whatcom.wa.us

Right now, development continues in the Critical Aquifer Recharge Area (CARA) and Blaine Community Development director Alex Wenger wants to add development at Semiahmoo to replace any development in the CARA that is infeasible. The county council has to approve changes to Blaine's Urban Growth Area (UGA) so this is an opening to discuss Wenger's history of fraud with them.

The county government is responsible for approving Blaine's comprehensive plan update and has authority to stop Wenger's criminal misconduct. If they only hear from me, they probably won't do anything about corruption in Blaine. We want the county council to investigate Wenger's unlawful upzoning in cahoots with developers both in the CARA and in the Central Business District (CBD).

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