Bellingham Comments from Digital Recorder - EISs for the Proposed ...

GATEWAY PACIFIC TERMINAL EIS SCOPING HEARING VOL. I
COURT REPORTER: GWEN BRASS PROCEEDING DATE: October 27, 2012
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up signs. Which is great. Most of us laughed and enjoyed one
another.
I parked my car on the side street and instead of in
the parking spaces and before 11:00 o'clock -- between 10:30
and 11:00 o'clock -- I parked along the school, and I parked
across the street where I was the only car parked. And by the
time I left my car at ten minutes to 11:00, there were
four blocks of cars. People could not get in. And they left.
And I guess I'll just leave it at that because my
time's up.
MS. HULL: Thirty more seconds.
THE SPEAKER: So please consider more available
parking for people. Really pleased with the turnout we have.
We can see we have had this filled totally.
Army Corps of Engineers, I really, really, really want
you to consider this programmatic EIS and not just --
MS. HULL: Thank you.
Can we have our next speakers, 89, 90, and 91, please.
THE SPEAKER: Hi there. My name is Eric Thomas. I
live in Bellingham. Thank you for your time. I know there's a
lot going on here. Thanks for your consideration.
I sympathize with the need for good paying living jobs
because I'd like to have one of those myself, but all in good
time. Unfortunately, it seems like hiring executioners.
We live in an earthquake and tsunami zone. How is