Lowman Beach Park Needs Your Help!

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    Duckitude
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    I’m back trying to keep these issues on the radar screen. There are two recent articles here that have dropped off the right sidebar listing that I want to remind our neighborhoods about. They are at

    2 more Lowman Beach updates: “Save (the) Park” meeting, more

    “Save Lowman Beach”: New legal fund; another meeting planned

    The neighborhoods will be dealing with these issues and concerns for the next several years, so they aren’t going away soon and they are BIG issues.

    So, I guess I will be back fairly often to keep this on the radar screen at WSB. Maybe, since it is such a long term issue, WSB could create a forum and list it at the forums page — something like Lowman Beach Park and Murray/Barton Sound Pollution.

    We are still collecting online signatures to reject all the options currently proposed by King County for the Lowman Beach Park million gallon tank project at http://www.thepetitionsite.com/1/save-lowman-beach-park-and-neighborhood

    Thank you for your consideration and help!

    #693741

    JoB
    Participant

    keep posting.

    #693742

    Duckitude
    Member

    okie… dokie… but, where is the outrage? I guess off leash dogs and cats are more important than what happens to Puget Sound, the absolute jewel of America on its way out due to pollution…

    #693743

    celeste17
    Participant

    Hi Ron,

    I have signed the petition and when I am available I will definably attend a meeting. This is important to anyone who lives in WS.

    #693744

    bebecat
    Member

    I am outraged and sickened……but I agree people are more concerned about whether they are going get a Trader Joe’s in West Seattle? Go figure. Our beautiful vintage park is at risk….sewage is polluting the sound….the fish are dying…..sad…. I have signed your petition and written to the public officials.

    #693745

    Duckitude
    Member

    Thanks! Keep the drums beating! KCWTD is definitely not moving towards a true stakeholders involvement and our representatives are moving fairly slow. We need a moratorium on planning until stakeholders are significantly involved. I have started the debate(s) at http://www.SoundAngels.org and will be inviting KCWTD and others to the debate.

    #693746

    JoB
    Participant

    fighting city hall is never easy or popular… still.. it’s necessary in this case.

    #693747

    lazybeard
    Participant

    How do you sign the petition? I’ve created a logon, used Internet Explorer 8.0 and Firefox 3.6.3 and both have the same results. I can see the Sign Petition graphic but there isn’t a link for it and thus leaves me scratching my head.

    Help!

    #693748

    Duckitude
    Member

    Hi Lazybeard: The online petition is at http://www.thepetitionsite.com/1/save-lowman-beach-park-and-neighborhood

    It should show up nicely. I haven’t seen any problems with it yet. You don’t even have to be a member or anything or create an ID there.

    Hope the link above works for you. Thanks!

    #693749

    lazybeard
    Participant

    Thank you Duckitude, that url worked much better than the one I was using before.

    #693750

    Duckitude
    Member

    Thanks for the support! Keep beating the drums!

    #693751

    JoB
    Participant

    there are only 94 signatures.. some of you are not doing your part.

    #693752

    Duckitude
    Member

    Hi JoB: Thanks for the support on this issue. Crack the whip!

    #693753

    Duckitude
    Member

    This just in from a very high ranking person in a Puget Sound clean water organization who has been helping us on these issues — “I met with Christy True, and I have spoken to some other King County staff as well, and their intention is to work with the community, share information, set up a stakeholder committee, etc. So this is good news.”

    Hopefully, this will pan out as indicated. You never know for sure until you see the action, as they say.

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