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Don Coleman <don@pleasantharbormarina.com>
Monday, January 30,2017 3:40 PM
M ichel le Farfan; Garth Mann (Garth.Mann@statesmangroup.com)
Patty Charnas
RE: Elk questions
Thank you, Michelle. A lot of open area there. Those areas are now mostly overgrown by invasive species
like Scotchbroom and Himalayan blackberry.
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From : Michelle Farfan <MFarfan@co j efferson. wa. us>
Date: ll30l17 1:31 PM (GMT-08:00)
To: Don Coleman <don@pleasantharbormarina.com), "Garth Mann (Garth.Mann@statesmangroup.com)"
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Cc : Patty Chamas <PCharnas@co j efferson. wa. us>
Subject: RE: Elk questions
Hi Don & Garth:
Don in relation to your question #2, here are a couple of old shoreline photos of Black Point from 1977 from DOE
shoreline photos.
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Michelle Farfan
Associate Planner, Brinnon MPR Lead
Jefferson County Department of Community Development
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From: Don Coleman Imailto:don@pleasantharbormarina.com]
Sent: Thursday, January 26,2017 4:15 PM
To: Garth Mann (Garth.Mann@statesmangroup.com)<Garth.Mann@statesmangroup.com>; Michelle Farfan
<M Fa rfan @co.jefferson.wa. us>
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Cc: Patty Cha rnas <PCha rnas@co.jeffe rson.wa. us>
Subject: Elk questions
Hello All
Sorry I needed to excuse myself early today. On the drive to Seattle I thought of some questions that I wish I had
thought to ask before I left.
1) ls there any history from the Tribe (or anyone) of the elk ever visiting the area while the campground was
operating at 100%? l'm thinking there was a lot of open and grassy areas on the property during that time.
2l Are there any old photos showing how much open and grassy areas there were in the campground in the 50s-
70s? l'm curious how that would compare to the resort proposal.
3) Why is the tribe so concerned about controlling where the elk choose to travel? Tim said the concern wasn't
the highway it was keeping the elk off Black Point. ls it because Black Point is a no shooting area so they cannot
hunt there? I know they freely hunt in other local areas, even on private property unless it is clearly posted "no
hunting/no trespassing".
l'm eager to learn how the elk discussion ended
Thanks,
don
Don Coleman
Cell (206-714-1-482)
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