Gravel-Mining Firm, Foes Await Decision ; Hearings Examiner Weighs East Fork Plan
The Columbian › October 11, 2004
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A county hearings examiner's decision on J.L. Storedahl & Sons' gravel-mining application is more than two months overdue, but neither side seems to be running out of patience.
Hearings examiner Daniel Kearns, a Portland attorney in private practice, held three public hearings on Storedahl's application on April 29, May 13 and June 1.See the full content of this document
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Gravel-Mining Firm, Foes Await Decision ; Hearings Examiner Weighs East Fork Plan
The Kelso-based company has applied for a zone change and nearly a dozen county permits so it can proceed with a plan to mine gravel on 161 acres of its 291-acre Daybreak site near the East Fork of the Lewis River. T...
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