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Greenbelts and Open Spaces - combination of active {pla y areas, farming , etc.) a nd passive (fenced-off areas, holding ponds , " j ust woods") open spaces. Higher ma~ntance cost, have more tress be more attractive, cuts no~se wi t .h more trees, aid in wa t er r etention, less need for sewer services, Some scheme f or Port t o compensate for taxes that have been lost, for loc al services, school: police, fire, re-dis- tribution of school population. RIVERTON HEIGHTS: Obj ectives may cha nge if the Port does not bur us out. We feel probally we'll only be here four or f ive ¥ears. Discussion of Paul Friedla nde rs announcement, 6-months presentatio11 does not provide solution ~ #1. Around airport should have green belt, Port or· someone should keep it up. Port destroyed l ake on · So 154th--will have to do a l ot to make the man-made lake adequate, give careful consid- eration befor e they wipe something out u New l a ke awful close to Port, r epl acement necessary, but will i t r eJ. ; P.ce the natura l beauty? Gr eenbelts a nd open spa ce a n a ttra ctive alterna tive--Wildlife will be a ttrc9 :.ted t o it(Ducks Gees e etc.) Will it be a d .. terment to airplanes? Can we a fford public owner s hip? The Port could own it and keep it up-but would they "fence us out", How a…

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Call to order – Roll Call – Quorum Established – Land Acknowledgement We would like to acknowledge that our Agency operates in four present-day counties, which are the traditional lands of the Coast Salish people, past and present. This acknowledgement does not take the place of authentic relationships with indigenous communities in our jurisdiction and [...]