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Hendrickson, et al. v. City of Kenmore – 16-3-0002
From: Eccles, Lynn (ELUHO) <lynn.eccles> on behalf of CPSGMHB (ELUHO) <Central> Sent: Tuesday, November 29, 2016 2:43 PM Subject: RE: Hendrickson, et al. v. City of Kenmore – 16-3-0002 Dear Parties, Per the request below, attached is the Final Decision … Continue reading
Please share your environmental knowledge on interactive map!
Help us bring all the scary 520 bridge demolition evidence to a tipping point by making it plain to see by all on an interactive map. There are essentially two types of data that are helpful to populate in the … Continue reading
520 Bridge demolition press release
Shortcuts in the demolition project are unfair to public health and safety, federally protected species under the ESA and our environment. The demolition of the old 520 bridge is not being conducted in a proper manner. It appears now that … Continue reading
Gerry Pollet’s letter and Dept of Ecology’s reply
Please use following form to “sign-on” to Rep. Gerry Pollet’s letter below [emailpetition id=”1″] From: “Pollet, Rep. Gerry” Gerry.Pollet@leg.wa.gov Date: June 7, 2016 at 3:48:57 PM PDT To: {numerous} Subject: Ecology’s letter and a proposed sign-on response to Governor … Continue reading
Attend our next meeting: April 10
Excerpt: The next P.E.R.K. meeting will be held on March xx, at X:00 pm. The location is xxxxx. All interested people are invited to attend. The meetings are informal and enjoyable. Because we meet at a pub, folks will often have a brew. Here are the topics that are on the agenda. Continue reading
Dredging at Kenmore Air Harbor
Legal challenge to potentially dangerous dredging at Kenmore Air Harbor PERK and the Lake Forest Park Stewardship Foundation have filed a petition with the Washington State Shorelines Hearing Board requesting a review of the City of Kenmore’s permitting process for … Continue reading
Learn about proposed commercial development at St. Edward State Park
Discussions are underway to develop the Seminary site at Saint Edward State Park. To learn about this important issue visit the website of Citizens for St. Edward State Park.