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I live and sail in the Gorge, but so far no incidents of chronic illness, just the typical seasonal allergies, which seem to be excacerbated by the waters of the Columbia during the algea bloom season ...

Kmarasco.... you are right, I'm preaching. And, I'm sorry if I mis-stated you. But, my one and only point is this, that the Broughton "resort" cannot "improve" the Hatch. Here i ...

Kmarasco... their are plenty of examples of private individuals maxing out development on a property without leaving greenspace. So, to say individuals always "choose" the best development ...

Kmarasco.... I'm sorry for the distraction, I will answer you directly.

1) If the Scenic Act is bad "zoning" what would "good" zoning look like?

2) All landowners are bound ...

No, I wasn't trying to come across as pro-development. I would prefer only public access parks and campgrounds. And, I would prefer the property owner give the land over to public use in exchange fo ...

Isobars can explain himself, but I think he was pretty clear. If the GC approves an amendment allowing a resort at the Broughton site, then they are doing this for one developer. And, against the cu ...

That's my point. There are so many great looking locations that would make great new launch sites on the river, and enrich the developers by enticing condo buyers to own their own private surfsail sp ...

Is it possible to go to bed with these folks (the State, the GC, and developers), but control the "aesthetic" of the project for all to benefit? Heaven knows that we would all like to see i ...

Isobars, good point (again).

I understand there is now a developer/realtor on the GC, and this person is fueling this amendment effort for the Broughton resort. Is this true? Does this person h ...

I agree with isobars (again). Any "private" launch will feed into the same overcrowded section of the river. When I referred to "private" launch, I implied that it fed into a sec ...