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A visit to the past: One reason Clallam County made the DCD an elected position

by Editor | Jun 23, 2015 | Accountability, Clallam County WA, Critical Areas Ordinances

Posted 6/22/2015 (Editor’s note:  This letter from 2001 is self-explanatory.  Shortly after, Clallam County, as a Home Rule Charter County, placed a change to the Charter to see if the DCD [Director of Community Development] should be made an elected position...

Guest Editorial: Why is Ocean Science Missing in the SJC’s BAS?

by Editor | Aug 12, 2013 | Critical Areas Ordinances

Posted 8/12/2013 as printed in The Trojan Heron San Juan Island, WA – My wife and I came to San Juan Island in 2009 to enjoy the wonderful ambiance of these Islands.   Like many friends and neighbors, we are environmentally oriented–I having retired from...

Property Rights Are Not Secure in Washington State

by Editor | Jul 7, 2013 | Critical Areas Ordinances, Property Rights, WA State DOE, War on the West, Water Issues, Wildlands Project

  By Preston Drew, President, Citizens’ Alliance for Property Rights Posted 7/6/2013   In 2008 the Washington State Court of Appeals threw out the most controversial section of the 2004 King County Critical Areas Ordinance, which was a provision that called...

New CAO rules not backed by science | Guest Column

by Editor | Apr 8, 2013 | Critical Areas Ordinances

By Bob Levinson for San Juan Journal JULY 30, 2012 · UPDATED 7:36 PM   San Juan Islands, WA – According to County Councilman Howie Rosenfeld, we now know the council will be passing the Critical Area Ordinance (CAO) by a majority of 5-to-1. It has been over...

Resistance grows due to heavy-hand of CAO | Guest Column

by Editor | Apr 8, 2013 | Agenda 21, Critical Areas Ordinances, WA State DOE, WA State News, War on the West

by Gordy Peterson for San Juan Journal APRIL 5, 2013 · 5:59 PM San Juan Islands, WA – I enjoyed reading Judge John Darrah’s guest column “Deconstructing the CAO Campaign,” Journal, pg. 7, April 3. It may help him understand the “Anti’s” if he had an inside look...

Planning to Stifle Human Ingenuity

by Editor | Jan 6, 2013 | Agenda 21, Critical Areas Ordinances, Govt Agencies, War on the West, Water Issues

Glenn Morgan The Freedom Foundation Posted 1/5/2013   When my Great Uncle Ed Dalby installed the first waterwheel in the South Puget Sound near Union, WA in 1922, he did not get a permit.  He was just an innovative guy, and he wanted to have electric lights in...
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