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Chris Kudriavtseff [ckude@comcast.net]
Tuesday, January 27, 20094:32 PM
#Long-Range Planning
Hood Canal
It really gets my goat to think your department is considering allowing a business
operation to load barges with rock and you have the nerve to cause me grief for over a
year when all I did was plant scrubs and build a 2 foot high wall in my yard above an
existing sea wall to secure the hill better.
To my knowledge the permit is still pending and the department has required native species
only along with over $2,000 in plans, consultation.
Please keep in mind the area before all this was crab grass, and two dead fruit trees, no
bigger than 10x20.
Now I hear you may allow a business to build facilities to transport material from an area
a mile away from the water front. I don't think that's native rock. Oh ya, how about the
foreign sealife that attaches to the barges and then falls off relocating in our canal to
cause possible extinction of native species.
With this all said I want you to reject this idea.
I guess if you pass this its fine for me to haul the rocky beach out and replace with sand
from my kids sandbox so they don't cut their little feet with the barnacles while playing
in the water.
Thank you, Chris Kudriavtseff
ckude@comcast.net
111 meredith St
Shine WA
425-503-9960 Voice
503-715-3560 Fax
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