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“I am opposed to the placement SolarBees® on Devil’s Lake.”
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Supporters of No SolarBees.com
Mitchell Moore
Dana Moore
Mark Christie
Mark R. Highland
Michelle A. Highland
Gary McGrath
Greg Whitaker
Jerry Bottemiller
D Stanton
Robert Long
Craig Selridge
Ted Methvin
Barbara Kent
Ron Jordan
Don McCowen
Alver McCowen
Larry Brown
Steve Louerby
Jay Schofield
Mike Bevandich
Carol Bevandich
Al Rice
Sean Cooper
Cheryl Cooper
Dani Hammer
Beryl Grabenhorst
Rick Grabenhorst
Glen Fowler
E. Ted Seitz
Suzie Moll
Jessica Taylor
Jim Taylor
Steve Brown
Nancy Brown
Keith M. Miller
James Coday
Rachael Coday
Estelle Lile
Mark Richards
Kerry Richards
Angie McNett
Larry McNett
Allan Baker
Marsha Baker
Lisa O. Voelker
Bill Pigott
Patty Henvy
Joe Henvy
David Donofrio
Jim Donofrio
Mary Joanis
Nancy Earl
Kathy Donofrio
Sally Stack
Craig Stack
Ryan Stack
Jason Stack
Julanne Weller
Lori Weller
Kim Weller-Gordon
Doug Gordon
Brian Weller Gordon
Andrew Weller Gordon
Val Martin
John Martin
John Wells
Dan Davison
Sam Burch
Megan Burch
Donald P Stanton
Daniel Gossack
Susan Detlefsen
Winona Fowler
Joel Plaisance
Keith Fowler
Melissa Plaisance
Jon Stanley
Kim Stanley
We need to get a huge lawn sign campaign going. I’m talking about all around the lake and around the city. I’ll agree to pledge up to $1000 if I can get another 9 people to match my pledge.
SolarBees are not a proven solution to blue-green algae bloom in lakes located in the Pacific Northwest; quite the opposite is true and are of record. These devices would not only be an impediment to public safety on Devil’s Lake, their purchase would be a gross misuse of public trust in the DLWID. As a previous DLWID board member I am opposed to the purchase of use of SolarBees.
I was just looking at the website and noticed Ms Voelkers statement on what she does not know. Please do not let the politics of Steilacoom muddle your thinking. Blue Lake in the Portland area used to have toxic algae warnings on a regular bases. Now we don’t experience these issues. Yes I said the politics of Steilacoom. Sometime you should look into the backgrounds of some of the experts that commented on that lake. Interesting.