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435 Acres Gone? Sequim Bay Trust Land Transfer Raises Big Questions
A quiet application filed with the Department of Natural Resources could permanently change who governs a large swath of land overlooking Sequim Bay. The proposal states there is “no known opposition,” yet many local residents are only now learning it exists. Framed as conservation and cultural restoration, the transfer also references commercial shellfish revenue and long-term land consolidation goals. When land held in public trust shifts jurisdiction, it deserves more than silence — it deserves scrutiny.
Buried in the Washington Department of Natural Resources Trust Land Transfer (TLT)…
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