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Old 02-14-2019, 07:18 AM
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It is interesting to hear Year after year that permits are in place and funding has been approved to rock the spin channel. One side says it’s the worst thing that could be done to our fishery and others can’t wait to see it happen. One thing is a fact. If something isn’t done long point needs to be changed to short point because it is eroding from ship traffic daily. And, while guiding yesterday on a low tide west cove is covered with tree tops which are washing off the ship channel banks.
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Old 02-16-2019, 10:10 AM
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It is interesting to hear Year after year that permits are in place and funding has been approved to rock the spin channel. One side says it?s the worst thing that could be done to our fishery and others can?t wait to see it happen. One thing is a fact. If something isn?t done long point needs to be changed to short point because it is eroding from ship traffic daily. And, while guiding yesterday on a low tide west cove is covered with tree tops which are washing off the ship channel banks.
And ship traffic is only going to get worse.
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Old 02-16-2019, 03:29 PM
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And ship traffic is only going to get worse.


These new LNG companies need to foot the bill for rocking up the ship channel. That should have been a requirement for getting their permits and approvals from the state.
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Old 02-20-2019, 08:01 AM
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These new LNG companies need to foot the bill for rocking up the ship channel. That should have been a requirement for getting their permits and approvals from the state.
That sir is an excellent point. The lng companies do not even pay fair market value property taxes they just build the community a new center or softball field when asked so everyone feels like they are such a blessing.
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