WA DNR meetings

[justadude]

I was an hour late and it was mostly people grouped up dicussing this or that.
Felt a little out of place so, just signed what I could, marked what I could and left.

 

[Tumblina]

Thanks for the update

Glad to hear there was a nice motorized turnout!!!
Thanks for the info.

 

[Snowlover]

Just remember that all that could change if the current republican state lands guy (Sutherland I think) is voted out of office in November. A democrat in that office will not be in our best interest.

 

[ruffryder]

Just remember that all that could change if the current republican state lands guy (Sutherland I think) is voted out of office in November. A democrat in that office will not be in our best interest.

I am not sure it is going to work that way. This is something that the DNR is going to take to the legislature, as they are the ones that make the decisions as to funding. Again, the driver for this is funding, the DNR wants more. The way they are thinking of getting more, is showing a comprehensive plan with large citizen approval. That way the legislature is more likely to pass it, if it is something that the people want. That is what I was told anyway, by the main guys at the DNR... I need to do much more research to understand how the system actually works though...