UUID Date Received Format Commenter(s) Affiliation 1 21-Aug in-line + memo Kim Van

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UUID Date Received Format Commenter(s) Affiliation
1 21‐Aug in‐line + memo Kim Van Zwalenburg, Rick Mraz Ecology
2 26‐Aug Comment card Nick Jambor Ekone Oyster Company
3 20‐Aug email Dan Driscoll Oysterville Cannery
4 27‐Aug word doc Dale Beasley CRCFA
5 26‐Aug Comment card Nick Jambor Ekone Oyster Company
6 26‐Aug Comment card Nick Jambor Ekone Oyster Company
7 26‐Aug Comment card Kathleen Nisbet‐Moncy Nisbet Oyster Company, Inc.
8 5‐Aug Comment card Amy Becke taxpayer
9 5‐Aug Comment card Jim Romaggi Surfside trustee
10 5‐Aug Comment card Anonymous
11 5‐Aug Comment card Dan Driscoll Oysterville Cannery
12 5‐Aug Letter to Rebecca Chaffee Kristine Nevitt
13 6‐Aug Open house (verbal) Doug Miller Pacific County PUD
14 6‐Aug Open house (verbal) Dale Beasley CRCFA
15 6‐Aug Open house (verbal) Jason Knott
16 2‐Aug email Dale Beasley CRCFA
17 5‐Aug email Dale Beasley CRCFA
18 13‐Aug in‐line CIA Ann Skelton
19 13‐Aug in‐line CIA Nick Jambor, Emily Penoyar Rambo Ekone Oyster Company
20 10‐Aug in‐line CIA Jack W. Berryman
21 11‐Aug email Doug Miller Pacific County PUD
22 8‐Aug email Amy Becke taxpayer
23 18‐Aug email Dan Driscoll Oysterville Cannery
24 17‐Aug email Dan Driscoll Oysterville Cannery
25 11‐Aug email Dan Driscoll Oysterville Cannery
26 6‐Aug email Dan Driscoll Oysterville Cannery
27 14‐Sep email Michelle and Paul Randall Surfside
28 12‐Sep email Robert A. Waltemate S.A.W. Construction Co., Inc.
29 1‐Sep email Dan Driscoll Oysterville Cannery
30 2‐Sep email Brian Sheldon
31 1‐Sep email Dan Driscoll Oysterville Cannery
32 25‐Aug email Jim Romaggi SHOA
33 25‐Aug email Kristine Nevitt
34 21‐Aug email Kristine Nevitt
35 13‐Aug email Dan Driscoll Oysterville Cannery
36 7‐Aug email Kathleen Sayce Shoalwater Botanical
37 10‐Aug email Warren Cowell
38 10‐Aug email Kathleen Sayce Shoalwater Botanical
39 10‐Aug email Warren Cowell
40 11‐Aug email Dale Beasley CRCFA
41 5‐Aug email Amy Becke Surfside resident
42 2‐Aug email Emily Penoyar Rambo Ekone Oyster Company
43 8‐Aug email Robert A. Waltemate S.A.W. Construction Co., Inc.
44 30‐Sep in‐line + memo Kim Van Zwalenburg  Ecology
45 23‐Oct memo Kim Van Zwalenburg Ecology
46 28‐Oct PDF Molly Bogeberg The Nature Conservancy
47 28‐Oct email Dale Beasley CRCFA
48 2‐Oct email Suanne Smith Surfside resident
49 30‐Sep email Jamie Robertson The Nature Conservancy
50 13‐Oct PDF Molly Bogeberg The Nature Conservancy
51 9‐Oct email Alison Irwin Surfside resident
52 7‐Oct PDF Kristine Nevitt
53 13‐Oct email Emily Penoyar Rambo Ekone Oyster Company
54 15‐Oct email Dale Beasley CRCFA
55 15‐Oct email Ken Wiegardt WGHOGA
56 15‐Sep word doc Kurt and Peggy Olds SHOA
57 20‐Oct email Dale Beasley CRCFA
58 20‐Oct email Dale Beasley CRCFA
59 21‐Oct email Dan Driscoll Oysterville Cannery
60 21‐Sep Letter SHOA SHOA
61 18‐Sep email Scott Winegar Surfside resident
62 15‐Sep Letter Peggy Olds SHOA
63 15‐Sep Letter James Clancy SHOA
64 15‐Sep Letter Albert and Judy Franklin Surfside resident
65 29‐Oct email Dale Beasley CRCFA
66 2‐Nov word doc Nick Jambor Ekone Oyster Company
67 11‐Nov word doc Hilary Franz FutureWise
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68 3‐Dec word doc Dale Beasley CRCFA
69 6‐Jan word doc Jon Steinman Pacific Seafood
70 29‐Dec email Brian Sheldon
71 2‐Jan email Ann Skelton
72 14‐Jan word doc Kristine Nevitt
73 31‐Dec PDF Bill Dewey Taylor Shellfish
74 7‐Jan email w/attachments Christine Parsons WA State Parks
75 7‐Jan word doc Dale Beasley CRCFA
76 7‐Jan email Dan Driscoll Oysterville Cannery
77 12‐Jan email Dan Driscoll Oysterville Cannery
78 17‐Jan email Ann Skelton
79 5‐Jan letter Doug Miller Pacific County PUD
80 7‐Jan materials Dan Driscoll Oysterville Cannery
81 13‐Jan materials Dick Sheldon Willapa Resources
82 21‐Jan comment card Brian Sheldon
83 25‐Jan email Key McMurray
84 25‐Jan email Ann Skelton
85 21‐Jan materials Various "Oceans petition"
86 23‐Jan letter Albert and Judy Franklin Surfside
87 26‐Jan materials Robert A. Waltemate
88 26‐Jan letter Kristine Nevitt
89 26‐Jan letter Kirby Smith SHOA
90 1‐Feb email Gus Kunze
91 2‐Feb email Melissa Ashcraft
92 2‐Feb email Linda Engelsiepen
93 2‐Feb email Julian Orr
94 2‐Feb email Kevin E. Stewart
95 2‐Feb email Christi Fox
96 2‐Feb email Steven McGeady
97 2‐Feb email Dan Hogan
98 2‐Feb email Adene Jacobs
99 2‐Feb email Jane Schussman
100 2‐Feb email Sandra Smith‐Jacoby
101 2‐Feb email Dick Friedrich
102 2‐Feb email Janet Allen
103 2‐Feb email Yves d Montaudouin
104 2‐Feb email Ava Driscoll
105 2‐Feb email Robin Stromholt
106 2‐Feb email Dee Dee and Dustin Mead
107 2‐Feb email Ability Bradshaw
108 2‐Feb email Gary McGrew
109 2‐Feb email Kennette Osborn
110 22‐Jan email w/attachments Dale Beasley CRCFA
111 22‐Jan email w/attachments Dale Beasley CRCFA
112 25‐Jan email w/attachments Dale Beasley CRCFA
113 22‐Jan email w/attachments Dale Beasley CRCFA
114 26‐Jan email w/attachments Doug Miller Pacific County PUD
115 24‐Jan email Dale Beasley CRCFA
116 30‐Jan email Jason Knott
117 1‐Feb email Ross Barkhurst
118 29‐Jan letter Heather Gibbs WDNR
119 21‐Jan email w/attachments Brian Sheldon

From: Dan Hogan
To: Tim Crose
Subject: Att: Planning Commission -Oysterville Sea Farms operates in the Oysterville Cannery
Date: Tuesday, February 02, 2016 9:57:32 AM
Dear Planning Commission,
As a long time resident of the Long Beach area please do whatever you can to ensure Oysterville Sea Farms
operates at the Oysterville Cannery Structures as they did in June 2011. To ensure Oysterville Sea Farms can
continue to operate without interference, we strongly desire that the Oysterville Cannery Structures transition from
their current Urban Shoreline designation to a high intensity designation in the current Shoreline Master Plan
update.
Respectfully Yours,
Dan Hogan
1407 202nd Place
Ocean Park Wa 98041
A positive attitude may not solve all your
problems, but it will annoy enough people to make it worth the effort
--
Dan Hogan
A positive attitude may not solve all your
problems, but it will annoy enough people to make it worth the effort
Ecco' Investments
101 102nd Ave Se
Bellevue Wa. 98004

From: Ava Driscoll
To: Tim Crose
Subject: comment on Pacific County"s Shoreline Master Plan update
Date: Tuesday, February 02, 2016 7:50:38 AM
Dear Planning Commission, Please facilitate procedures to ensure Oysterville Sea Farms operates at the Oysterville Cannery
Structures as they did in June 2011. To ensure Oysterville Sea Farms can continue to operate without interference,
we strongly desire that the Oysterville Cannery Structures transition from their current Urban Shoreline designation to a high
intensity designation in the current Shoreline Master Plan update.
Respectfully Yours,
Ava Driscoll
From: Steven McGeady
To: Tim Crose
Subject: Comment regarding Pacific County Shoreline Master Plan Update
Date: Tuesday, February 02, 2016 11:20:53 AM
Dear Sir -- Please forward the following note to the Shoreline Planning Commission. Thank
you.
To the Pacific County Shoreline Planning Commission
Dear Commissioners -- I own a home on Willapa Bay that I built in 1997. I've been coming to
the Long Beach Peninsula since the early 1980s, and during that time, including the building
and improvement of my home and running annual family retreats there, I have put many
hundreds of thousands of dollars into the local economy. During this period I also served for
10 years on the board of Ecotrust, an environmentally-focused non-profit, and have supported
many other conservation causes in the area.
I value the Willapa Bay because it is both a scenic gem and a place where a vibrant natural
economy can thrive. I was initially attracted to the north end of the peninsula by the Ark
Restaurant in Nahcotta, and later by Oysterville Sea Farms (OSF). I quickly found OSF to be
a reliable place to buy fresh oysters and other local seafood, and I've continued going there
since, in the process becoming familiar with its owner, Dan Driscoll, and others in the
Oysterville community. I regret the sad demise of the Ark Restaurant, and the near-certainty
that a restaurant will never again exist in that delightful location.
It is my firm belief that traditional oyster farming activities are central to the economy and
ecology of the Willapa Bay, and that the most effective way of supporting these activities is to
allow oyster farmers like OSF to sell their products and related items to the public in
Oysterville. This ensures the margins needed to sustain a business that is in balance with the
environment. I contrast this with large-scale oyster dredging operations that cause damage to
the bay floor and inhibit the development of other sea creatures (such as crab) that could be
both commercially viable and environmentally beneficial.
In parts of the world where I've traveled, from the west coast of Tasmania to the shores of
Maui, it has always been clear to me that high-value sustainable recreational tourism, when
properly managed, provides a net environmental benefit to remote places. This is especially
true when there are considerable commercial pressures for large-scale exploitation of those
places. So-called "Four 'F'" economies (farming, fishing, forestry, and foraging) are best
when kept balanced with considerate tourism. The tourism brings both money and helpful
outside scrutiny to the area. I would love to see a restaurant return to the bay side of the
peninsula, as well as high-value hotel space beyond the Moby Dick.
For all these reasons, I encourage you to update the shoreline plan in a way the encourages
rather than discourages shoreline businesses such as OSF, and I hope that OSF can return to
its historical role in attracting retail customers to the north end of the bay, and then expand
that role in a sustainable and environmentally sensible way.
Sincerely,
Steven McGeady
30902 Sandridge Road
Oysterville, WA 98641