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• Nov. 30, 2001 The Chronicle reports on a story includes use of 'airport' property for a flood dike or treatment plant.
• Nov. 27, 2001 The number of and type of SEPA applications are greatly reduced so reviewing the past week list won't take long.
• Nov. 25, 2001 The Chronicle editorial endorses flood insurance, raising homes and flood control to address local flooding.
• Nov. 25, 2001 The Aberdeen Daily World reports that storm damage raises erosion concerns in Westport.
• Nov. 24, 2001 South Beach Bulletin reports that erosion is accelerating along Half Moon Bay at South Jetty
• Nov. 23, 2001 FEMA has provided an overview of some new flood mapping news.
• Nov. 21, 2001 Lewis County changes highway funds into flood money.
• Nov. 20, 2001 The Chronicle feature story on city engineer Roy Browning provides a lot of information on how to, and why, elevate a flood prone home.
• Nov. 20, 2001 The Chronicle wrote an interesting editorial on flooding and coupled it with historical rain/flood statistics.
• Nov. 18, 2001 A few new SEPA applications are available online to look at.
• Nov. 16, 2001 Spokane is deeply involved in aquifer protection. We can learn from their efforts.
• Nov. 15, 2001 The Olympian reports that a battle is building over an ashpalt plant in the Black River watershed.
• Nov. 14, 2001 The Chronicle editorial comes out in eager support of U.S. Rep. Baird funding efforts.
• Nov. 13, 2001 The Chehalis Basin Partnership (CBP) meeting is this Friday. There is a lot of material in support of this meeting:
  • November Agenda
  • October Minutes
  • Watershed Management Plan
  • Potential Next Steps
  • lcp Goals
  • Steering Committee Summary
  • Outreach Plan
  • Esturay Approach
  • Funding Letter
  • Citizens Advisory Summary>
  • Nov. 12, 2001 The Chronicle reports: A bill is in Congress which includes $1,250,000 for flood control and studies is now awaiting the signature of the President.
  • Nov. 10, 2001 The SEPA applications for this week indicate almost nothing is going on in the watershed.
  • Nov. 08, 2001 Not much news these days. That is a blessing and at times, a worry. Let's assume water quality is being protected!
  • Nov. 03, 2001 Not much news in the SEPA applications, though the building of storage sheds seems contagious in Grays Harbor county.

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