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Jeff Tozzer's avatar

I see some similarities between Towne Road and this issue.

Commissioner Ozias halted Towne Road because he had "hundreds of signatures" wanting it closed and only one phone call wanting the road to stay open (people weren't calling Ozias because nobody knew he was about to pull the plug on the project). In City Manager Nathan West's trust land transfer application, he said the office had received thousands of messages asking for the parcels to remain unharvested but no messages supporting the harvest of timber (again, why contact local government about something that has been communicated as being a done deal). It's a disingenuous way to collect and present data when building a case.

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Sally Kincaid's avatar

“Twelve years have passed since $351.4 million was spent on a project that removed two dams on the Elwha River. Now, Port Angeles Mayor Kate Dexter worries about the Elwha’s water availability, which is her city's primary water source.”

I love seeing more transparency in our news recently. The elephant in the room here is the fact that two dams were knocked down that held the major water storage for the city of Port Angeles.

I’m convince that the extreme environmentalist just want to wipe humans off the map.

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