Rulemaking - Outstanding Resource Waters, Chapter 173-201A WAC

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Comment From: Dee Caputo

8/19/23 @ 12:00 AM
Soap Lake is a scientific marvel created by the geological processes of the region over millions of years, concentrating the minerals in this ancient lake which has no inlet or outlet. The Lake is a “unique and regionally rare habitat.” Soap Lake is ...↓
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Comment From: Mark Amara

8/19/23 @ 12:00 AM
Soap Lake is a scientific marvel created by the geological processes of the region over millions of years, concentrating the minerals in this ancient lake which has no inlet or outlet. The Lake is a “unique and regionally rare habitat.” Soap Lake is ...↓
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Comment From: Denis Felton

8/19/23 @ 12:00 AM
Soap Lake is a scientific marvel created by the geological processes of the region over millions of years, concentrating the minerals in this ancient lake which has no inlet or outlet. The Lake is a “unique and regionally rare habitat.” Soap Lake is ...↓
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Comment From: John Robert Moody

8/19/23 @ 12:00 AM
Soap Lake is a scientific marvel created by the geological processes of the region over millions of years, concentrating the minerals in this ancient lake which has no inlet or outlet. The Lake is a “unique and regionally rare habitat.” Soap Lake is ...↓
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Comment From: David McWalter

8/19/23 @ 12:00 AM
Soap Lake is a scientific marvel created by the geological processes of the region over millions of years, concentrating the minerals in this ancient lake which has no inlet or outlet. The Lake is a “unique and regionally rare habitat.” Soap Lake is ...↓
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Comment From: Lisa Knight

8/19/23 @ 12:00 AM
Soap Lake is a scientific marvel created by the geological processes of the region over millions of years, concentrating the minerals in this ancient lake which has no inlet or outlet. The Lake is a “unique and regionally rare habitat.” Soap Lake is ...↓
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Comment From: Karen Woodhouse

8/19/23 @ 12:00 AM
Soap Lake is a scientific marvel created by the geological processes of the region over millions of years, concentrating the minerals in this ancient lake which has no inlet or outlet. The Lake is a “unique and regionally rare habitat.” Soap Lake is ...↓
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Comment From: Mirella Reeves

8/19/23 @ 12:00 AM
Soap Lake is a scientific marvel created by the geological processes of the region over millions of years, concentrating the minerals in this ancient lake which has no inlet or outlet. The Lake is a “unique and regionally rare habitat.” Soap Lake is ...↓
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Comment From: Fran DeWitte

8/19/23 @ 12:00 AM
Soap Lake is a scientific marvel created by the geological processes of the region over millions of years, concentrating the minerals in this ancient lake which has no inlet or outlet. The Lake is a “unique and regionally rare habitat.” Soap Lake is ...↓
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Comment From: Barbara Caylor

8/19/23 @ 12:00 AM
Soap Lake is a scientific marvel created by the geological processes of the region over millions of years, concentrating the minerals in this ancient lake which has no inlet or outlet. The Lake is a “unique and regionally rare habitat.” Soap Lake is ...↓
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Comment From: Jim Byrne

8/18/23 @ 4:16 PM
The Green River is a very unique river deserving of one of Washington's first ORW designations.

It is also a designated gene bank for winter steelhead populations, and provides excellent spawning habitat for endangered salmon. The forests along th...↓
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Comment From: Timothy Manns

8/18/23 @ 12:00 AM
I am writing today in support of the proposed rulemaking to designate parts of the Cascade, Green, and Napeequa River systems as Outstanding Resource Waters (ORW).

As Washington State grapples with a booming population, the plight of our endangered s...↓
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Comment From: Bonnie Holt-Morehouse

8/17/23 @ 5:10 PM
Soap Lake (Smokiam-page 10 of Half Sun on the Columbia; by Ruby/Brown says the definition meals 'healing water where the Great Spirit Doctor lives) Soap Lake is an 'ancient lake'. It was the first lake created in the Lower Grand Coulee by the Ice Ag...↓
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Comment From: Brian Davern

8/17/23 @ 2:16 PM
I am in total support of adding a ORW designation to the Green River (tributary to the NF Toutle). Upper elevations at the top of watersheds will become increasingly important as flows decrease and temperatures increase from the effects of climate c...↓
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Comment From: Tom Powers

8/17/23 @ 1:23 PM
The Cascade, Green, and Napeequa rivers in Washington State all meet multiple regulatory criteria for Outstanding Resource Waters designation and are deserving of protection as Outstanding Resource Waters. All three of the river systems are pristine ...↓
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Comment From: Tom Powers

8/17/23 @ 1:22 PM
The Cascade, Green, and Napeequa rivers in Washington State all meet multiple regulatory criteria for Outstanding Resource Waters designation and are deserving of protection as Outstanding Resource Waters. All three of the river systems are pristine ...↓
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Comment From: Jeanne Peters

8/17/23 @ 12:21 PM
I live in NE WA & have visited & been involved with Soap Lane for many years I am writing in support of Soap Lake"s designation as an Outstanding Resource Water - Tier III(B)., Soap Lake has unique, mineral-rich water created by the geology of the re...↓
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Comment From: Nick Jahn

8/16/23 @ 12:23 PM
I am retired. I am writing in support of Soap Lake"s designation as an Outstanding Resource Water - Tier III(B)., Soap Lake has unique, mineral-rich water created by the geology of the region concentrating the minerals in the water and the mud., Thi...↓
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Comment From: Alona Shershen

8/16/23 @ 12:00 AM
Soap Lake is a scientific marvel created by the geological processes of the region over millions of years, concentrating the minerals in this ancient lake which has no inlet or outlet. The Lake is a “unique and regionally rare habitat.” Soap Lake is ...↓
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Comment From: Yuriy Kovalenko

8/16/23 @ 12:00 AM
Soap Lake is a scientific marvel created by the geological processes of the region over millions of years, concentrating the minerals in this ancient lake which has no inlet or outlet. The Lake is a “unique and regionally rare habitat.” Soap Lake is ...↓
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Comment From: Viktor Balhayer

8/16/23 @ 12:00 AM
Soap Lake is a scientific marvel created by the geological processes of the region over millions of years, concentrating the minerals in this ancient lake which has no inlet or outlet. The Lake is a “unique and regionally rare habitat.” Soap Lake is ...↓
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Comment From: V Balhayeva

8/16/23 @ 12:00 AM
Soap Lake is a scientific marvel created by the geological processes of the region over millions of years, concentrating the minerals in this ancient lake which has no inlet or outlet. The Lake is a “unique and regionally rare habitat.” Soap Lake is ...↓
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Comment From: Inna Sereda

8/16/23 @ 12:00 AM
Soap Lake is a scientific marvel created by the geological processes of the region over millions of years, concentrating the minerals in this ancient lake which has no inlet or outlet. The Lake is a “unique and regionally rare habitat.” Soap Lake is ...↓
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Comment From: Lyerdmila Prokhor

8/16/23 @ 12:00 AM
Soap Lake is a scientific marvel created by the geological processes of the region over millions of years, concentrating the minerals in this ancient lake which has no inlet or outlet. The Lake is a “unique and regionally rare habitat.” Soap Lake is ...↓
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Comment From: Viktor Prokhor

8/16/23 @ 12:00 AM
Soap Lake is a scientific marvel created by the geological processes of the region over millions of years, concentrating the minerals in this ancient lake which has no inlet or outlet. The Lake is a “unique and regionally rare habitat.” Soap Lake is ...↓
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Comment From: V B

8/16/23 @ 12:00 AM
Soap Lake is a scientific marvel created by the geological processes of the region over millions of years, concentrating the minerals in this ancient lake which has no inlet or outlet. The Lake is a “unique and regionally rare habitat.” Soap Lake is ...↓
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Comment From: A B

8/16/23 @ 12:00 AM
Soap Lake is a scientific marvel created by the geological processes of the region over millions of years, concentrating the minerals in this ancient lake which has no inlet or outlet. The Lake is a “unique and regionally rare habitat.” Soap Lake is ...↓
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Comment From: Anatolii Tsykaliuk

8/16/23 @ 12:00 AM
Soap Lake is a scientific marvel created by the geological processes of the region over millions of years, concentrating the minerals in this ancient lake which has no inlet or outlet. The Lake is a “unique and regionally rare habitat.” Soap Lake is ...↓
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Comment From: Luda Morkhun

8/16/23 @ 12:00 AM
Soap Lake is a scientific marvel created by the geological processes of the region over millions of years, concentrating the minerals in this ancient lake which has no inlet or outlet. The Lake is a “unique and regionally rare habitat.” Soap Lake is ...↓
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Comment From: Tatyana Piven

8/16/23 @ 12:00 AM
Soap Lake is a scientific marvel created by the geological processes of the region over millions of years, concentrating the minerals in this ancient lake which has no inlet or outlet. The Lake is a “unique and regionally rare habitat.” Soap Lake is ...↓
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Comment From: Kaitova Amino

8/16/23 @ 12:00 AM
Soap Lake is a scientific marvel created by the geological processes of the region over millions of years, concentrating the minerals in this ancient lake which has no inlet or outlet. The Lake is a “unique and regionally rare habitat.” Soap Lake is ...↓
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Comment From: Nina Kostenko

8/16/23 @ 12:00 AM
Soap Lake is a scientific marvel created by the geological processes of the region over millions of years, concentrating the minerals in this ancient lake which has no inlet or outlet. The Lake is a “unique and regionally rare habitat.” Soap Lake is ...↓
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Comment From: Anatoly Kostenko

8/16/23 @ 12:00 AM
Soap Lake is a scientific marvel created by the geological processes of the region over millions of years, concentrating the minerals in this ancient lake which has no inlet or outlet. The Lake is a “unique and regionally rare habitat.” Soap Lake is ...↓
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Comment From: Carol McLagan

8/16/23 @ 12:00 AM
Soap Lake is a scientific marvel created by the geological processes of the region over millions of years, concentrating the minerals in this ancient lake which has no inlet or outlet. The Lake is a “unique and regionally rare habitat.” Soap Lake is ...↓
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Comment From: Elena Olidinchuk

8/16/23 @ 12:00 AM
Soap Lake is a scientific marvel created by the geological processes of the region over millions of years, concentrating the minerals in this ancient lake which has no inlet or outlet. The Lake is a “unique and regionally rare habitat.” Soap Lake is ...↓
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Comment From: Emiry Olidinchuk

8/16/23 @ 12:00 AM
Soap Lake is a scientific marvel created by the geological processes of the region over millions of years, concentrating the minerals in this ancient lake which has no inlet or outlet. The Lake is a “unique and regionally rare habitat.” Soap Lake is ...↓
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Comment From: Vickic Davis

8/16/23 @ 12:00 AM
Soap Lake is a scientific marvel created by the geological processes of the region over millions of years, concentrating the minerals in this ancient lake which has no inlet or outlet. The Lake is a “unique and regionally rare habitat.” Soap Lake is ...↓
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Comment From: Mark Mokhnach

8/16/23 @ 12:00 AM
Soap Lake is a scientific marvel created by the geological processes of the region over millions of years, concentrating the minerals in this ancient lake which has no inlet or outlet. The Lake is a “unique and regionally rare habitat.” Soap Lake is ...↓
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Comment From: Vlad Sadovy

8/16/23 @ 12:00 AM
Soap Lake is a scientific marvel created by the geological processes of the region over millions of years, concentrating the minerals in this ancient lake which has no inlet or outlet. The Lake is a “unique and regionally rare habitat.” Soap Lake is ...↓
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Comment From: William Gehling

8/16/23 @ 12:00 AM
Soap Lake is a scientific marvel created by the geological processes of the region over millions of years, concentrating the minerals in this ancient lake which has no inlet or outlet. The Lake is a “unique and regionally rare habitat.” Soap Lake is ...↓
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Comment From: Richard Clark

8/16/23 @ 12:00 AM
Soap Lake is a scientific marvel created by the geological processes of the region over millions of years, concentrating the minerals in this ancient lake which has no inlet or outlet. The Lake is a “unique and regionally rare habitat.” Soap Lake is ...↓
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Comment From: S R

8/16/23 @ 12:00 AM
Soap Lake is a scientific marvel created by the geological processes of the region over millions of years, concentrating the minerals in this ancient lake which has no inlet or outlet. The Lake is a “unique and regionally rare habitat.” Soap Lake is ...↓
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Comment From: R Rupakno

8/16/23 @ 12:00 AM
Soap Lake is a scientific marvel created by the geological processes of the region over millions of years, concentrating the minerals in this ancient lake which has no inlet or outlet. The Lake is a “unique and regionally rare habitat.” Soap Lake is ...↓
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Comment From: Lidiia Diakur

8/16/23 @ 12:00 AM
Soap Lake is a scientific marvel created by the geological processes of the region over millions of years, concentrating the minerals in this ancient lake which has no inlet or outlet. The Lake is a “unique and regionally rare habitat.” Soap Lake is ...↓
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Comment From: Roscaa Didur

8/16/23 @ 12:00 AM
Soap Lake is a scientific marvel created by the geological processes of the region over millions of years, concentrating the minerals in this ancient lake which has no inlet or outlet. The Lake is a “unique and regionally rare habitat.” Soap Lake is ...↓
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Comment From: Lidia Didur

8/16/23 @ 12:00 AM
Soap Lake is a scientific marvel created by the geological processes of the region over millions of years, concentrating the minerals in this ancient lake which has no inlet or outlet. The Lake is a “unique and regionally rare habitat.” Soap Lake is ...↓
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Comment From: Didia Kouko

8/16/23 @ 12:00 AM
Soap Lake is a scientific marvel created by the geological processes of the region over millions of years, concentrating the minerals in this ancient lake which has no inlet or outlet. The Lake is a “unique and regionally rare habitat.” Soap Lake is ...↓
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Comment From: Andrey Nikolayer

8/16/23 @ 12:00 AM
Soap Lake is a scientific marvel created by the geological processes of the region over millions of years, concentrating the minerals in this ancient lake which has no inlet or outlet. The Lake is a “unique and regionally rare habitat.” Soap Lake is ...↓
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Comment From: Brandy Sarthard

8/16/23 @ 12:00 AM
Soap Lake is a scientific marvel created by the geological processes of the region over millions of years, concentrating the minerals in this ancient lake which has no inlet or outlet. The Lake is a “unique and regionally rare habitat.” Soap Lake is ...↓
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Comment From: Ivan Sheulishov

8/16/23 @ 12:00 AM
Soap Lake is a scientific marvel created by the geological processes of the region over millions of years, concentrating the minerals in this ancient lake which has no inlet or outlet. The Lake is a “unique and regionally rare habitat.” Soap Lake is ...↓
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Comment From: Klavidiya Musnitsraya

8/16/23 @ 12:00 AM
Soap Lake is a scientific marvel created by the geological processes of the region over millions of years, concentrating the minerals in this ancient lake which has no inlet or outlet. The Lake is a “unique and regionally rare habitat.” Soap Lake is ...↓
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Comment From: Betsy DeSimone

8/16/23 @ 12:00 AM
I am writing today in support of the proposed rulemaking to designate parts of the Cascade, Green, and Napeequa River systems as Outstanding Resource Waters (ORW).

As Washington State grapples with a booming population, the plight of our endangered s...↓
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Comment From: Brian Muegge

8/16/23 @ 12:00 AM
I am writing today in support of the proposed rulemaking to designate parts of the Cascade, Green, and Napeequa River systems as Outstanding Resource Waters (ORW).

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Comment From: Phillip Klenke

8/16/23 @ 12:00 AM
I am writing today in support of the proposed rulemaking to designate parts of the Cascade, Green, and Napeequa River systems as Outstanding Resource Waters (ORW).

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Comment From: Connor English

8/16/23 @ 12:00 AM
I am writing today in support of the proposed rulemaking to designate parts of the Cascade, Green, and Napeequa River systems as Outstanding Resource Waters (ORW).

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Comment From: Samuel Rushing

8/16/23 @ 12:00 AM
I am writing today in support of the proposed rulemaking to designate parts of the Cascade, Green, and Napeequa River systems as Outstanding Resource Waters (ORW).

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Comment From: Daniel J. Rushing

8/16/23 @ 12:00 AM
I am writing today in support of the proposed rulemaking to designate parts of the Cascade, Green, and Napeequa River systems as Outstanding Resource Waters (ORW).

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Comment From: Adam Rushing

8/16/23 @ 12:00 AM
I am writing today in support of the proposed rulemaking to designate parts of the Cascade, Green, and Napeequa River systems as Outstanding Resource Waters (ORW).

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Comment From: Patrick McCavern

8/16/23 @ 12:00 AM
I am writing today in support of the proposed rulemaking to designate parts of the Cascade, Green, and Napeequa River systems as Outstanding Resource Waters (ORW).

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Comment From: Ashley Rushing

8/16/23 @ 12:00 AM
I am writing today in support of the proposed rulemaking to designate parts of the Cascade, Green, and Napeequa River systems as Outstanding Resource Waters (ORW).

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Comment From: Terry Price

8/16/23 @ 12:00 AM
I am writing today in support of the proposed rulemaking to designate parts of the Cascade, Green, and Napeequa River systems as Outstanding Resource Waters (ORW).

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Comment From: Glenn Halseth

8/16/23 @ 12:00 AM
I am writing today in support of the proposed rulemaking to designate parts of the Cascade, Green, and Napeequa River systems as Outstanding Resource Waters (ORW).

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Comment From: Jade Jaspers

8/16/23 @ 12:00 AM
I am writing today in support of the proposed rulemaking to designate parts of the Cascade, Green, and Napeequa River systems as Outstanding Resource Waters (ORW).

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Comment From: Marcus Miller

8/16/23 @ 12:00 AM
I am writing today in support of the proposed rulemaking to designate parts of the Cascade, Green, and Napeequa River systems as Outstanding Resource Waters (ORW).

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Comment From: Janet Jaspers

8/16/23 @ 12:00 AM
I am writing today in support of the proposed rulemaking to designate parts of the Cascade, Green, and Napeequa River systems as Outstanding Resource Waters (ORW).

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Comment From: Amy Dronen

8/16/23 @ 12:00 AM
I am writing today in support of the proposed rulemaking to designate parts of the Cascade, Green, and Napeequa River systems as Outstanding Resource Waters (ORW).

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Comment From: Mark Dronen

8/16/23 @ 12:00 AM
I am writing today in support of the proposed rulemaking to designate parts of the Cascade, Green, and Napeequa River systems as Outstanding Resource Waters (ORW).

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Comment From: Rachel Madden

8/16/23 @ 12:00 AM
I am writing today in support of the proposed rulemaking to designate parts of the Cascade, Green, and Napeequa River systems as Outstanding Resource Waters (ORW).

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Comment From: Julian B. Tracy

8/16/23 @ 12:00 AM
I am writing today in support of the proposed rulemaking to designate parts of the Cascade, Green, and Napeequa River systems as Outstanding Resource Waters (ORW).

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Comment From: Patrick Henneghan

8/16/23 @ 12:00 AM
I am writing today in support of the proposed rulemaking to designate parts of the Cascade, Green, and Napeequa River systems as Outstanding Resource Waters (ORW).

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Comment From: Nick Lipsky

8/16/23 @ 12:00 AM
I am writing today in support of the proposed rulemaking to designate parts of the Cascade, Green, and Napeequa River systems as Outstanding Resource Waters (ORW).

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Comment From: Andrew Harryton

8/16/23 @ 12:00 AM
I am writing today in support of the proposed rulemaking to designate parts of the Cascade, Green, and Napeequa River systems as Outstanding Resource Waters (ORW).

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Comment From: Lucas Vista

8/16/23 @ 12:00 AM
I am writing today in support of the proposed rulemaking to designate parts of the Cascade, Green, and Napeequa River systems as Outstanding Resource Waters (ORW).

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Comment From: Katie Vista

8/16/23 @ 12:00 AM
I am writing today in support of the proposed rulemaking to designate parts of the Cascade, Green, and Napeequa River systems as Outstanding Resource Waters (ORW).

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Comment From: Stephen Meek-Shively

8/16/23 @ 12:00 AM
I am writing today in support of the proposed rulemaking to designate parts of the Cascade, Green, and Napeequa River systems as Outstanding Resource Waters (ORW).

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Comment From: Stephanie Holmquist

8/16/23 @ 12:00 AM
I am writing today in support of the proposed rulemaking to designate parts of the Cascade, Green, and Napeequa River systems as Outstanding Resource Waters (ORW).

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Comment From: Cyndy Journey

8/16/23 @ 12:00 AM
I am writing today in support of the proposed rulemaking to designate parts of the Cascade, Green, and Napeequa River systems as Outstanding Resource Waters (ORW).

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Comment From: Jesus Laurel

8/16/23 @ 12:00 AM
I am writing today in support of the proposed rulemaking to designate parts of the Cascade, Green, and Napeequa River systems as Outstanding Resource Waters (ORW).

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Comment From: Mitch Wixom

8/16/23 @ 12:00 AM
I am writing today in support of the proposed rulemaking to designate parts of the Cascade, Green, and Napeequa River systems as Outstanding Resource Waters (ORW).

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Comment From: Deanna Butcher

8/16/23 @ 12:00 AM
I am writing today in support of the proposed rulemaking to designate parts of the Cascade, Green, and Napeequa River systems as Outstanding Resource Waters (ORW).

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Comment From: Kristina Lattimore

8/16/23 @ 12:00 AM
I am writing today in support of the proposed rulemaking to designate parts of the Cascade, Green, and Napeequa River systems as Outstanding Resource Waters (ORW).

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Comment From: Caylen Beaty

8/16/23 @ 12:00 AM
I am writing today in support of the proposed rulemaking to designate parts of the Cascade, Green, and Napeequa River systems as Outstanding Resource Waters (ORW).

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Comment From: Cody Littleton

8/16/23 @ 12:00 AM
I am writing today in support of the proposed rulemaking to designate parts of the Cascade, Green, and Napeequa River systems as Outstanding Resource Waters (ORW).

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Comment From: Sarah Bray

8/16/23 @ 12:00 AM
I am writing today in support of the proposed rulemaking to designate parts of the Cascade, Green, and Napeequa River systems as Outstanding Resource Waters (ORW).

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Comment From: Bob Love

8/16/23 @ 12:00 AM
I am writing today in support of the proposed rulemaking to designate parts of the Cascade, Green, and Napeequa River systems as Outstanding Resource Waters (ORW).

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Comment From: Jason Charles

8/16/23 @ 12:00 AM
I am writing today in support of the proposed rulemaking to designate parts of the Cascade, Green, and Napeequa River systems as Outstanding Resource Waters (ORW).

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Comment From: Kerri Love

8/16/23 @ 12:00 AM
I am writing today in support of the proposed rulemaking to designate parts of the Cascade, Green, and Napeequa River systems as Outstanding Resource Waters (ORW).

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Comment From: Eric White

8/16/23 @ 12:00 AM
I am writing today in support of the proposed rulemaking to designate parts of the Cascade, Green, and Napeequa River systems as Outstanding Resource Waters (ORW).

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Comment From: Ben Ward-DuBois

8/16/23 @ 12:00 AM
I am writing today in support of the proposed rulemaking to designate parts of the Cascade, Green, and Napeequa River systems as Outstanding Resource Waters (ORW).

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Comment From: Austin Vimbinetti-Hutton

8/16/23 @ 12:00 AM
I am writing today in support of the proposed rulemaking to designate parts of the Cascade, Green, and Napeequa River systems as Outstanding Resource Waters (ORW).

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Comment From: Will Kemper

8/16/23 @ 12:00 AM
I am writing today in support of the proposed rulemaking to designate parts of the Cascade, Green, and Napeequa River systems as Outstanding Resource Waters (ORW).

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Comment From: Mari Kemper

8/16/23 @ 12:00 AM
I am writing today in support of the proposed rulemaking to designate parts of the Cascade, Green, and Napeequa River systems as Outstanding Resource Waters (ORW).

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Comment From: Harter Clingman

8/16/23 @ 12:00 AM
I am writing today in support of the proposed rulemaking to designate parts of the Cascade, Green, and Napeequa River systems as Outstanding Resource Waters (ORW).

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Comment From: Ashley Lanyon

8/16/23 @ 12:00 AM
I am writing today in support of the proposed rulemaking to designate parts of the Cascade, Green, and Napeequa River systems as Outstanding Resource Waters (ORW).

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Comment From: Alison Letienmayer

8/16/23 @ 12:00 AM
I am writing today in support of the proposed rulemaking to designate parts of the Cascade, Green, and Napeequa River systems as Outstanding Resource Waters (ORW).

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Comment From: Mario Cortis

8/16/23 @ 12:00 AM
I am writing today in support of the proposed rulemaking to designate parts of the Cascade, Green, and Napeequa River systems as Outstanding Resource Waters (ORW).

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Comment From: Tom Furey

8/16/23 @ 12:00 AM
I am writing today in support of the proposed rulemaking to designate parts of the Cascade, Green, and Napeequa River systems as Outstanding Resource Waters (ORW).

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Comment From: Derek Brown

8/16/23 @ 12:00 AM
I am writing today in support of the proposed rulemaking to designate parts of the Cascade, Green, and Napeequa River systems as Outstanding Resource Waters (ORW).

As Washington State grapples with a booming population, the plight of our endangered s...↓
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Comment From: John Marti

8/16/23 @ 12:00 AM
I am writing today in support of the proposed rulemaking to designate parts of the Cascade, Green, and Napeequa River systems as Outstanding Resource Waters (ORW).

As Washington State grapples with a booming population, the plight of our endangered s...↓
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Comment From: Erin Ambre

8/16/23 @ 12:00 AM
I am writing today in support of the proposed rulemaking to designate parts of the Cascade, Green, and Napeequa River systems as Outstanding Resource Waters (ORW).

As Washington State grapples with a booming population, the plight of our endangered s...↓
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