Northport Waterfront: Contamination & cleanup options comment period

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Comment From: Wes McCart

6/02/21 @ 9:18 AM
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Comment From: Joe Wichmann

6/01/21 @ 7:43 AM
When the project is completed, the only visible indication of Ecology's efforts will be better access for boating during low flow/low lake conditions, the enhanced spit which may or may not really be noticed, and the hillside improvement. The hillsid...↓

I really don't think you can go wrong with any of the proposed beach approaches. That said, I'm not sure the benefit of side channel construction in Alternative 2 warrants the additional expense. I think Alternatives 1 and 3 are the primary choices to move forward with. If construction truck traffic becomes a significant issue with the community, Alternative 3 would be an excellent choice. If Optional Recreational Enhancement 2 is chosen, as I propose, this may be the best choice for minimizing truck traffic. It will offset the additional excavation traffic from the hillside Optional Recreational Enhancement 2 option.

I do have a few questions concerning the Bay and Public Dock Subarea plan of the FS. Will the existing floating boat dock and ramp be extended to take advantage of access at lower river levels? Is the concrete boat launch to be removed and replaced during the proposed excavation? Will the boat launch be extended to take advantage of access at lower river levels?

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Comment From: Jim Regis

5/24/21 @ 2:40 AM
I was looking at the jetty the other day and it occurred to me that the tree at the bend of the jetty is a nice feature and it would be nice if it could be preserved.
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Comment From: Mindy Smith

5/23/21 @ 6:24 AM
My only thought on the clean-up is to remove as much contaminated soil as possible. 
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