Public Meeting Chelan County 2016 Draft Shoreline Master Program

Leavenworth, WALocal News

A public meeting concerning the Chelan County 2016 Draft Shoreline Master Program is set for May 23, 2016, in Leavenworth, Washington. This gathering aims to inform residents about proposed changes to local shoreline management and solicit their feedback. Local stakeholders, including residents and business owners, are encouraged to participate actively. This event represents a vital opportunity for the community to engage with officials about policies that directly impact their environment. The meeting will feature discussions on the implications of the draft program, emphasizing the county's commitment to sustainable shoreline management.

Attendees can expect to gain valuable insights into the program's objectives and contribute to the dialogue. Furthermore, this initiative highlights the significance of public participation in local governance. Engaging citizens in such discussions ensures that policies reflect community needs and values.

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