2001/02/21 Council Minutes - Laserfiche WebLink

February 21,2001 Julie Langabeer,P.O.Box 1146,League of Women Voters in Snohomish County, stated that they support the goals of the Shoreline Management Act which are included in the Shoreline MaatsePlan Update,but are concerned about pmts ofthe MasterPlan which do not support the OhoNine Management Act goals. Dada Mascarenan,517 Laurel Drive,requested that the vote on the Shoreline Master Plan Update be postponed and that additional public hearings be scheduled. • Peggy Taepel,11110-3.Place SE,exp sed concern regarding the need for clear criteria in the plan. Donald Shank,4418 Rucker#5,commented on the need to be responsible stewards ofthe land. JoAnn Carlson,7918 Lorimer Road,spoke regarding the flood plain in Bast Everett. Vicky Mascarene,517 Laurel Drive,requested that the public hearing be postponedfor one month te allow additional public input. Gail Chism,4601 S.45,stated that the Shoreline Master Plan Update will leave and create loopholes that will allow degradation of our shoreline,wildlife and ih habitat Reid Shockey,4006 Nassau,Shoreline Advisory Committee,remarked that the plan is a balanced one and that the riveAiont is a unique setting where business and people caneoexist Michael Cade,728-134v Street 6219,Economic Development Council,spoke in support of adopting we plan. Bence Tipton,6308-100v Street,Marysville,commented on the protection of Chinook salmon in the Snohomish River and slated that he opposes the filling of any wetlands in Snohomish County. Libby Johnson,1005 Charles Street,asked that the issues of lard use in the estuary and along the maw stem of the Snohomish River be considered carefully.