HomeMy WebLinkAbout34 Don Corbett
Nancy McGonagle
35 Lip Lip Lane
Nordland, WA 98358
To whom it may concern:
We are full-time retired residents of Marrowstone Island, who moved here
from the Midwest when we retired in 2007. After traveling the West Coast
for several years, we chose Marrowstone for its quiet beauty and the close
knit rural community of Nordland.
We have very serious concerns about the proposed production and
processing of recreational marijuana on Marrowstone. There are many
reasons that we feel this is not appropriate for this Island. A major one is
our concerns about the potential adverse environmental impact of the
proposed operation.
We are concerned about chemicals that might be used in the growing
operation and how they would be disposed. Of course those that are applied
to the soil will seep into the ground and into the water supply that many of
us still use. And how will other toxic waste be disposed of?
There are many other reasons which, we expect, have been presented. Have
you considered whether the operation will impact Fort Flagler? Currently it
is one of the more robust (financially) state parks in Washington State. I
wonder if that will change.
Please investigate further the total potential impact of the proposed
operation to this small Island.
Thank you,
Don Corbett
Nancy McGonagle
35 Lip Lip Lane
Nordland, WA 98358
To whom it may concern:
We are full-time retired residents of Marrowstone Island, who moved here
from the Midwest when we retired in 2007. After traveling the West Coast
for several years, we chose Marrowstone for its quiet beauty and the close
knit rural community of Nordland.
We have very serious concerns about the proposed production and
processing of recreational marijuana on Marrowstone. There are many
reasons that we feel this is not appropriate for this Island. A major one is
our concerns about the potential adverse environmental impact of the
proposed operation.
We are concerned about chemicals that might be used in the growing
operation and how they would be disposed. Of course those that are applied
to the soil will seep into the ground and into the water supply that many of
us still use. And how will other toxic waste be disposed of?
There are many other reasons which, we expect, have been presented. Have
you considered whether the operation will impact Fort Flagler? Currently it
is one of the more robust (financially) state parks in Washington State. I
wonder if that will change.
Please investigate further the total potential impact of the proposed
operation to this small Island.
Thank you,