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| Shoreline Management Plan Public Scoping | ||||
| Date | Start Time | End Time | Time Zone | Location |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Sep 8, 2008 | 6:00 PM | 8:00 PM | Community Colleges of Spokane-Colville Center 985 South Elm Street (please use east entrance) Colville, Washington |
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Description:
The 2001 General Management Plan (GMP) for Lake Roosevelt established overall strategies for meeting the general goals and purposes of Lake Roosevelt. Since that time, other management issues have surfaced that are not adequately addressed in the GMP, including the increase in private development along the shoreline, crowding of existing facilities, beach camping, and disposal of human waste. The Shoreline Management Plan will tier from the goals and objectives established by the GMP and provide for the level of detail needed to address these and other issues yet to be fully identified by the NPS and the public.
Superintendent Debbie Bird is very pleased to announce the first phase of the public involvement process, called "scoping." Scoping is designed to help identify a management vision and highlight what topics the public feels are most important to future management of the recreation area. "A great plan requires public involvement early and often in the process" said Bird.
Four scoping workshops have been scheduled to assist the public to learn more about the process and the issues the plan is expected to address. The meetings will be held in an open house format and park service representatives will be available to facilitate discussion and comments about the issues the SMP should cover. The scoping workshops are scheduled as follows:
Meeting Directions/Instructions:
From Spokane take 395 west to Colville.
| Shoreline Management Plan Public Scoping | ||||
| Date | Start Time | End Time | Time Zone | Location |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Sep 9, 2008 | 5:30 PM | 8:30 PM | Coulee Dam City Hall 300 Lincoln Avenue Coulee Dam, Washington |
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Description:
The 2001 General Management Plan (GMP) for Lake Roosevelt established overall strategies for meeting the general goals and purposes of Lake Roosevelt. Since that time, other management issues have surfaced that are not adequately addressed in the GMP, including the increase in private development along the shoreline, crowding of existing facilities, beach camping, and disposal of human waste. The Shoreline Management Plan will tier from the goals and objectives established by the GMP and provide for the level of detail needed to address these and other issues yet to be fully identified by the NPS and the public.
Superintendent Debbie Bird is very pleased to announce the first phase of the public involvement process, called "scoping." Scoping is designed to help identify a management vision and highlight what topics the public feels are most important to future management of the recreation area. "A great plan requires public involvement early and often in the process" said Bird.
Four scoping workshops have been scheduled to assist the public to learn more about the process and the issues the plan is expected to address. The meetings will be held in an open house format and park service representatives will be available to facilitate discussion and comments about the issues the SMP should cover. The scoping workshops are scheduled as follows:
Meeting Directions/Instructions:
Just past Grand Coulee Dam Visitor Center in the town of Coulee Dam.
| Shoreline Management Plan Public Scoping | ||||
| Date | Start Time | End Time | Time Zone | Location |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Sep 10, 2008 | 6:00 PM | 8:00 PM | Lincoln County Public Works Building 27234 SR 25 N (1/4 mile north of Davenport on Hwy 25) Davenport, Washington |
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Description:
The 2001 General Management Plan (GMP) for Lake Roosevelt established overall strategies for meeting the general goals and purposes of Lake Roosevelt. Since that time, other management issues have surfaced that are not adequately addressed in the GMP, including the increase in private development along the shoreline, crowding of existing facilities, beach camping, and disposal of human waste. The Shoreline Management Plan will tier from the goals and objectives established by the GMP and provide for the level of detail needed to address these and other issues yet to be fully identified by the NPS and the public.
Superintendent Debbie Bird is very pleased to announce the first phase of the public involvement process, called "scoping." Scoping is designed to help identify a management vision and highlight what topics the public feels are most important to future management of the recreation area. "A great plan requires public involvement early and often in the process" said Bird.
Four scoping workshops have been scheduled to assist the public to learn more about the process and the issues the plan is expected to address. The meetings will be held in an open house format and park service representatives will be available to facilitate discussion and comments about the issues the SMP should cover. The scoping workshops are scheduled as follows:
Meeting Directions/Instructions:
1/4 mile north of Davenport on Hwy 25
| Shoreline Management Plan Public Scoping | ||||
| Date | Start Time | End Time | Time Zone | Location |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Sep 11, 2008 | 6:00 PM | 8:00 PM | Ramada Inn Spokane Airport 8909 West Airport Drive Spokane, Washington |
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Description:
The 2001 General Management Plan (GMP) for Lake Roosevelt established overall strategies for meeting the general goals and purposes of Lake Roosevelt. Since that time, other management issues have surfaced that are not adequately addressed in the GMP, including the increase in private development along the shoreline, crowding of existing facilities, beach camping, and disposal of human waste. The Shoreline Management Plan will tier from the goals and objectives established by the GMP and provide for the level of detail needed to address these and other issues yet to be fully identified by the NPS and the public.
Superintendent Debbie Bird is very pleased to announce the first phase of the public involvement process, called "scoping." Scoping is designed to help identify a management vision and highlight what topics the public feels are most important to future management of the recreation area. "A great plan requires public involvement early and often in the process" said Bird.
Four scoping workshops have been scheduled to assist the public to learn more about the process and the issues the plan is expected to address. The meetings will be held in an open house format and park service representatives will be available to facilitate discussion and comments about the issues the SMP should cover. The scoping workshops are scheduled as follows:
Meeting Directions/Instructions:
Exit 277 off of I-90.
| Preliminary Alternatives Developed and Open for Comment | ||||
| Date | Start Time | End Time | Time Zone | Location |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Apr 14, 2009 | 1:45 PM | 3:15 PM | Davenport Hotel Spokane Spokane, Washington |
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Description:
Drawing on public input, an Interdisciplinary Team composed of National Park Service staff and stakeholders developed management alternatives for the Lake Roosevelt Shoreline Management Plan. The draft alternatives presented here address the challenges of increasing visitation, changing lake conditons and managing complex resources within a range of solutions.
Meeting Directions/Instructions:
Public Comment Period is in conjuction with the Lake Roosevelt Forum's annual conference.
| NPS Produces Shoreline Management Plan | ||||
| Date | Start Time | End Time | Time Zone | Location |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Oct 5, 2009 | 6:00 PM | 8:00 PM | Colville Community College 985 South Elm Street Colville, Washington |
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many things to its 1.5 million visitors every year:
miles of open water for boating and fi shing,
secluded coves for camping, and scenic backdrop
for rest and relaxation. In an effort to preserve
the qualities you enjoy most, the National Park
Service has completed a Shoreline Management
Plan. It is now available for public comment.
Description:
You are invited to join us at one of four
open-house meetings during the formal
45-day public review period from September
28 to November 11, 2009, for the Plan and
Environmental Assessment. The open houses
will be held October 5 through 8, 2009, in the
communities of Colville, Coulee Dam, Davenport,
and Spokane.
Meeting Directions/Instructions:
Meeting will be held in the Dominion and Monumental Rooms of the Community College
| NPS Produces Shoreline Management Plan | ||||
| Date | Start Time | End Time | Time Zone | Location |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Oct 6, 2009 | 6:00 PM | 8:00 PM | Coulee Dam City Hall 300 Lincoln Avenue Coulee Dam, Washington |
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many things to its 1.5 million visitors every year:
miles of open water for boating and fi shing,
secluded coves for camping, and scenic backdrop
for rest and relaxation. In an effort to preserve
the qualities you enjoy most, the National Park
Service has completed a Shoreline Management
Plan. It is now available for public comment.
Description:
You are invited to join us at one of four
open-house meetings during the formal
45-day public review period from September
28 to November 11, 2009, for the Plan and
Environmental Assessment. The open houses
will be held October 5 through 8, 2009, in the
communities of Colville, Coulee Dam, Davenport,
and Spokane.
Meeting Directions/Instructions:
Coulee Dam City Hall
| NPS Produces Shoreline Management Plan | ||||
| Date | Start Time | End Time | Time Zone | Location |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Oct 7, 2009 | 6:00 PM | 8:00 PM | Lincoln County Public Works 27234 State Route 25 North Davenport, Washington |
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many things to its 1.5 million visitors every year:
miles of open water for boating and fi shing,
secluded coves for camping, and scenic backdrop
for rest and relaxation. In an effort to preserve
the qualities you enjoy most, the National Park
Service has completed a Shoreline Management
Plan. It is now available for public comment.
Description:
You are invited to join us at one of four
open-house meetings during the formal
45-day public review period from September
28 to November 11, 2009, for the Plan and
Environmental Assessment. The open houses
will be held October 5 through 8, 2009, in the
communities of Colville, Coulee Dam, Davenport,
and Spokane.
Meeting Directions/Instructions:
Lincoln County Public Works is located just out of Davenport on State Route 25.
| NPS Produces Shoreline Mangement Plan | ||||
| Date | Start Time | End Time | Time Zone | Location |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Oct 8, 2009 | 6:00 PM | 8:00 PM | Ramada Inn Spokane Airport 8909 West Airport Drive Spokane, Washington |
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many things to its 1.5 million visitors every year:
miles of open water for boating and fi shing,
secluded coves for camping, and scenic backdrop
for rest and relaxation. In an effort to preserve
the qualities you enjoy most, the National Park
Service has completed a Shoreline Management
Plan. It is now available for public comment.
Description:
You are invited to join us at one of four
open-house meetings during the formal
45-day public review period from September
28 to November 11, 2009, for the Plan and
Environmental Assessment. The open houses
will be held October 5 through 8, 2009, in the
communities of Colville, Coulee Dam, Davenport,
and Spokane.
Meeting Directions/Instructions:
Meeting rooms are located downstairs from the lobby.