When asked what communities the meeting attendees represent, Fall City was the most common of the 63 responses, followed by Carnation, then other locations such as Snoqualmie, Snoqualmie Pass, Duvall, North Bend and many others. Where do you represent?

During the visioning exercise the most common word to describe a vision for the area was rural, followed by conservation, farmland and trails for the 65 people who responded. What would you use to describe your vision for the area?

For the topic of future land use and zoning 60 respondents had a range of answers, including rural, trails, low density, and disdain for a residential development in Fall City. What words would you describe for future land use in the area?

For the subject of economic development, the 48 respondents most commonly chose nature focused, followed by small businesses and pedestrian friendly downtown. What would you like to see for businesses and economic development in the future?

When asked about natural resources, parks, open space and cultural resources in the future several comments were provided. Comments from 52 respondents included connected trails, disallowing low-flying helicopters, no dog doodoo on trails, respectful recreation, removing river floaters, tribal consultation and forest conservation. What would you like to see in the future for these topics?

When asked about climate change and hazards mitigation/resilience the 50 respondents gave a wide variety of answers, including local food systems, flood prevention, no community septic systems, charging stations, preserving farmland, bees and concerns about a specific development in Fall City taking water. What measures or changes would you want in terms of climate change and hazards resilience?

Of the 39 responses received for the subject of housing and human services in the future, concerns for alcohol abuse became apparent. Other concerns included affordable housing, village housing, senior support and mental health. What would you consider a concern for housing and human services in the future?

When asked about transportation improvements in the future 38 respondents gave a wide variety of answers that covered such topics as electric vehicles, non-motorized transportation and improved transit connections. What would you like to see in terns of transit, transportation and mobility?

When asked about services and utilities in the area 33 respondents had a variety of feedback, including renewable energy, water storage and protection, concerns about sewage/septic and concerns about a specific proposed Fall City development using water. What are your thoughts on services and utilities?