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Draft Vision Statement:


Eatonville is a community with a thriving local economy. It embraces local and sustainable industry, cottage merchants, and tourism. Eatonville maintains its heritage of agriculture, forestry and fisheries industries. Eatonville grows within sustainable limits, maintains its small town feel, protects its natural environment, and develops a harmonious community. Eatonville concentrates its services within the town to support a regional rural economy. It provides an economic structure that supports all-income and senior housing, local employment opportunities, education, and a comprehensive transportation system.


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Brainstorming Items:








  • Farmer’s market

  • Locally raised children having economic and livelihood opportunities right here

  • All income housing

  • Continuing adult education opportunities

  • Medical, health care, assisted living, nursing home-“cradle to grave”

  • Traffic free

  • Integrated regional trail system

  • Network/cooperative of cottage industries in the region

  • Managed tourism—Eatonville is hub

  • Services concentrated in town center, yet sufficient to support regional rural economy

  • Thriving local economy

  • Sustainable businesses

  • Green businesses and low impact development

  • Harmonious community

  • Green industrial parks

  • Good mix of businesses

  • Community of dreams—oh-wow-feeling

  • Community art

  • Reconstructed sawdust burner

  • Didn’t know there was anything like this left

  • Protected vistas (Mt Rainier, Cascades, farms)

  • Don’t lose green hills, small town feel

  • Managed forests with eye to community values and viewshed management

  • Aesthetically inviting

  • Easy, convenient transportation-“Alternate transportation capital of the world”

  • Pedestrian and alternative transportation friendly

  • Accommodate all incomes and places for everyone; infrastructure to support

  • Strong connection to our agriculture, forestry and natural resource heritage—“signature”

  • Farmers market, FFA, etc

  • Sustainable growth but retain small town feel

  • Growth within limits of water








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