This is great news, and yes, hopefully enough. In any
case, kudos to Suzanne and Herons Forever for their
years of tireless work to save the herons and their
awesome Black River habitat.

Tom Rohrer
Renton



--- Suzanne Krom <szkrom at drizzle.com> wrote:

> Last week Herons Forever and the developer (Donald
> Merlino) reached a final settlement. He can move
> forward with his 65-house development now that he
> has agreed to significant additional conditions over
> and above those approved by the city council earlier
> this year. We hope we have achieved enough
> protection to save the Black River heron colony.
> Herons Forever agreed to drop our superior court
> appeal in exchange for these conditions. Word has it
> that this is one the most heavily conditioned
> subdivision around. Please write if you would like
> more information.
> Suzanne Krom, president
> Herons Forever
>
>
>
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Tom Rohrer
Renton, WA
mailto: texasbirdboy at yahoo.com

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