[Vision2020] Water is everyone's business on the Palouse

[Mark Seman]

Jon,
I appreciate the notions brought forward in your (and Paul's) article.
There are many interested stakeholders involved in finding solutions to
"our" water / aquifer management.  PBAC has been a great starting point to
gather information, disseminate it and raise public awareness.  The path
ahead to comprehensive policy and implementation will be a long one
considering all of the parties involved.  I look forward to continued
progress in finding viable solutions that promote long-term environmental
and economic health.  Single-source interest should be in "Community," which
pares down to and benefits all.  Some will benefit more than others, but the
overall interest needs to be directed towards a sustainable future for all.

Thanks for your efforts and involvement,
Mark


Mark Seman, Architect
Heather Seman, Landscape Architect
1404 East 'F' Street  Moscow, Idaho 83843
v 208-883-3276 / f 208-883-0112

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[mailto:vision2020-bounces at moscow.com]On Behalf Of Jon Kimberling
  Sent: Sunday, May 08, 2005 10:17 AM
  To: vision2020 at moscow.com; Mike Forbes
  Subject: [Vision2020] Water is everyone's business on the Palouse




  For those who do not have access to the Daily News or may have missed
Saturday’s edition, I am attaching the op-ed piece from Paul Kimmell and
myself.



  Jon Kimberling



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