VANCOUVER, WA-Costco Wholesale Corp. on Monday appealed a decision by Clark County to reject a proposed new store in the gridlocked Salmon Creek area. A county hearings examiner will listen to the appeal, but a date for the event has not been determined.

Costco wants to build a 148,000-sf store on 18 acres fronting Northeast 139th Street. County planners denied the proposal in large part because the traffic it would generate would slow traffic to 18 mph at peak hours, which is four miles per hour slower than the county’s minimum acceptable speed. Costco disputes the figures, and estimates 60% fewer peak vehicle trips than the county is estimating.

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