This blog is dedicated to serving as a place of discussion on the issues surrounding the Haw River State Park. I will try to update this daily, but cannot guarantee that.
We welcome differing opinions, questions, and dialogue in general.
Keep the discussion clean and no personal attacks.
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- Already Agreed to Stay back a Minimum of 500'
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Join the discussion on the future of Haw River State Park
Thanks for your support and interest.
3 comments:
I would like to support your efforts to preserve and expand the park. I am opposed to Bluegreen's efforts to build such a large scale project. I will be living pretty close to this project and have a number of concerns about the negative impact it will have on our community.
Jeff Harris
Yesterday I "canoed", no "kayaked" the Haw River from Church St. to the bridge at Monroeton Rd. The quotation marks are to highlight how little water there is in that section of the river at this point, deep in an extreme drought. It was however beautiful. The wetlands are extensive and serving their very important function of storing water during dry times.
What will happen if Bluegreen is allowed to withdraw 100,000 gallons minimum per day.
John:
I'm doing some cursory research here in Rockingham. Can you email me so I can pass some ideas by you. Thanks.
Jeff
jeffreyhsykes AT gmail
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