Friday, August 13, 2010

300' Buffer Zone? Is this a typo error?

A "round table" meeting was conducted by our County Commissioners on August 10th to discuss the no/controlled shooting zone we have all been working hard to put into place.

KOMO news picked up the story and published a recent article of interest: 

 NEIGHBORS HAVE RAISED BIG CONCERNS   
OVER THE PROPOSED  300' BUFFER ZONE
FOR EXAMPLE:
 A)  300' is not a safe distance, please read.....
Expert hunter Lou Amey's article Where Does My Shot Go? stating
300 YARDS is the distance hunter's consider safe   
 B)  A buffer zone would be a policing nightmare; how do you measure distance looking out over the water from the shoreline? 

 It basically boils down to this....
What is your vision for your neighborhood? 
Do we envision our area an unsafe outdoor firing range resembling a war zone several months out of the year, a garbage dump with empty cartridges left to float onto the beaches, or a viable neighborhood with sound, safe rules put in place for generations to come?

Please call, email or write our esteemed County Commissioners
 and ask them to please rule in favor of 
a no shooting or a controlled shooting zone.  
Our time is running out and our voices must be heard.
      
  

Tuesday, July 13, 2010

What is happening to all our beaches?



Does it have anything to do with
what are considered legal activities?
Starfish trapped in net, unable to set it free
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If you are concerned with the loss of our birds and native species
you are not alone...

Take a look:


When will we learn?

Saturday, June 5, 2010

IMPORTANT COMMUNITY MEETING


Please attend if you can. Express your concerns about 
shooting in your neighborhood or just come to listen
 and support your neighbors.

LAST MINUTE LOCATION CHANGE

Thursday, June 17th
5:30-7:30pm

Thurston County Courthouse 
Bldg 1, Rm 152
2000 Lakeridge Dr SW, Olympia, WA 98502


THANK YOU COUNTY COMMISSIONERS!


Saturday, April 24, 2010

Our Wise & Noble Griffin Firefighters Posted It Best

                

        Thank You!