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Leslie Lloyd's avatar

Disregard - I found the right link: https://www.co.chelan.wa.us/community-development/pages/current-planning

There you can select whatever volume you want.

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Leslie Lloyd's avatar

Dom, I just spent 15 minutes trying to find a link to the full DEIS - and all I could find was Appendix G (the link in your article) and Appendices A-E of the Forest Service's EA (done under NEPA, not SEPA) - neither are the main document. Do you have a link to the full doc?

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Dominick Bonny's avatar

It looks like you found it as I was about to post the link here. But I will do that anyway just in case others are looking for it. I also added it to the top of the column as a link. https://www.co.chelan.wa.us/community-development/pages/current-planning

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Kevin Kane's avatar

Thanks Steve and Dom. This development in various iterations has been rammed down our throats by the Wenatchee World since the early 1980's, rarely have any adverse impacts been objectively reported. Who is the journalist that will do objective reporting ? Do we bring in the Seattle Times ?

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Randy W. Cooper's avatar

Yeah, I read the WW advertisement, er, article about the huge development up the hill. It read exactly how I thought they would write it...as if it was being dictated by mission ridge to the WW employee.

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Cindy's avatar

Get Involved

Chelan County is hosting a workshop from 5:00pm to 8:30pm on Monday, September 22 at the

Confluence Technology Center. Come hear about the project and share your thoughts.

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We have until 5pm on Tuesday October 21 to submit public comments. See our comment guide for more info and our list of DEIS corrections.

10,000 cars per day (2x Stevens Pass AADT)

up to 7812 beds

4000 people at one time (nearly 2x Leavenworth population)

Parking for 5500 people

100,000 additional annual skier visits

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Charlene Woodward's avatar

There are a lot of newbi, under paid and youthful reporters writing stories without proper editorial oversight. It’s the higher ups that need to dig in and report rather than cheer lead. I’m a print subscriber and pay actual $$$ and I believe the readers deserve journalistic integrity not boosterism. Try again on this story WW. Help is all understand what the plan is and what the genuine, unbiased details are. Like others, I’m tired of “development at all cost.”

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Em's avatar

I have to wonder what the education and experience of this WW "journalist" is.

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