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Michelle McConnell
Monday, April 20, 2009 10:30 AM
'Tom Giske'
RE: Resedential Shoreline Data
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Hi Tom,
Thanks for the detailed list of questions. I do have your request on my list but at present, grant funding contract and
reporting tasks are taking precedent. Some of the information is in the Draft Cumulative Impacts Analvsis, some data
you're requesting may not currently exist. We'll make the information available as soon as it's ready.
Best wishes,
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Michelle McConnell, Associate Planner - LRP Lead
Shoreline Master Program (SMP) Update Project Manager
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From: Tom Giske [mailto:tgiske@gmail.com]
sent: Monday, April 20, 2009 7:32 AM
To: Michelle McConnell
Subject: Re: Resedential Shoreline Data
Michelle, Any progress?
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On Apr 15,2009, at 9:17 PM, Tom Giske <tgiske@gmail.com> wrote:
Michelle, please provide the following data to the Commission:
To better understand what part ofthe Residential Shoreline can actually be impacted by a
buffer of 150 feet, please provide the following data:
1) How many parcels currently exist within the shoreline designated "Shoreline
Residential"?
2) How many of these parcels currently are developed (with an existing structure)?
3) How many ofthe remaining parcels are non-conforming (less than 160 feet deep)?
4) How many of the remaining parcels have a public road running through it that is within
160 feet of the shoreline (thus requiring construction on the land side of the road)?
5) How many parcels remain (None of the above)?
Thank you,
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