WSACC Resolution Score Card

yes to all

10/31/09

BHAS has approved the Radar Ridge Resolution.
11/13/09

The BHAS board and conservation committee have approved all 4 resolutions listed below. The Radar Ridge resolution gives us a strong position should we want to negotiate with Energy NW to strengthen the potential modifications to the project as described in the project update of 10.09.09, as well as any other modifications that might be suggested in the future.

Cheers
Donna Nickerson

Central
Basin

Audubon

yes to 1,2

no to 3

10/22/09

This chapter board  has voted to support the Radar Ridge Wind Turbine project.

10/25/09

No, we voted FOR the Radar Ridge Resolutions. 

10/31/09

The Board voted FOR the Radar Ridge Wind Turbine energy project.

11/2/09

Our board meeting is tomorrow nite, Tuesday and we will vote on (the rest of the) resolutions.

11/4/09
This Chapter Board voted to support the Resolutions titled (1) Support for National
Environmental Research Parks (with reservations); and (2) Transfer of Department of Energy lands to Hanford Reach National Monument (with reservations)

Patricia Cruse
President -
Discovery Coast Audubon Society of
Pacific County Washington

10/26/09

Eastside Audubon voted unanimously to support all four resolutions, with the most discussion on Radar Ridge.

Our Board noted, however, that the Radar Ridge resolution was the only one that followed the format required by WSACC. It was much easier to read than the other three.

Sunny Walter

EAS Board and WSACC alt rep

10/24/09

Grays Harbor Audubon board voted unanimously to support Lead Sinkers, and Hanford Reach resolutions 1 & 2. We voted to support the Radar Ridge resolution (with one member abstaining).

Arnie Martin
Chapter President Grays Harbor Audubon
631 Chenault Ave.
Hoquiam, WA 98550-1822

yes to all

10/29/09

Kitsap Audubon votes in favor of the WSACC Radar Ridge Resolution.  We will consider the other 3 resolutions at our Nov. 3 board meeting.

On Nov 3, the Kitsap Audubon board voted to support the lead sinker/loon lakes resolution and the 2 resolutions regarding  Hanford.

Judy Willott
President
Kitsap Audubon Society
jdwillott@mac.com
president@kitsapaudubon.org

11/6/09

We voted unanimously last night to support all 4 resolutions: Support for The Hanford Reach National Monument addition, Support for HR 2779, Opposition to Radar Ridge Wind Project to protect Marbled Murrelets, and Support for the proposal to Ban Lead Fishing Tackle on Loon lakes.

Janet Nelson
Kittitas Audubon

10/30/09

We at North Cascades Audubon vote to support the Radar Ridge resolution. We will consider the others at our board meeting on Monday.

11/2/09

At our board meeting tonight, we voted to support the other 3 resolutions we had not yet voted on: the lead shot resolution, and the two Hanford resolutions.

Tom Pratum
North Cascades Audubon

North
Central
Washington
Audubon

11/1/09

North Central WA Audubon supports all
four resolutions

As of today (31 October) we have sufficient votes to approve both of the Hanford resolutions but not the Radar Ridge or lead
fishing tackle resolutions.

Mark Oswood, President,
North Central WA AS

yes to 1, 2, 4

split on 3

We had previously decided not to support the action against Radar Ridge Wind Farm.
11/6/09
Olympic Peninsula Audubon Board (OPAS) met last night and appoved the Resolution on getting the lead out of freshwaters, We also approved both resolutions on actions at the Hanford Reach National Monument. 

The Conservation Committee and the OPAS Board were split on a position on the Radar Ridge Wind Turbine Project and did not act on that Resolution.  OPAS would support the development of new requlations focused on the permitting of new Wind Turbine Projects on the Olympic Peninsula and Pacific Coast.

Jim Gift  
Conservation Committee Chair

11/3/09

Palouse Audubon voted on the 4 resolutions this evening. Voting YES for all 4.

Terry Gray

President, Palouse Audubon Society

yes to 1,2, 4

yes to

all

10/30/09

Our board has approved opposition to the radar ridge project, but Matt was asked to check with Charlotte on one detail.
Will vote on the other 3 resolutions on Nov 12.

Shawn Cantrell

11/2/09

Just to confirm Seattle Audubon does indeed support the Radar Ridge
resolution (we are against the project).

11/16/09

Yes, Seattle Audubon voted YES on the three remaining WSACC resolutions.

Matthew Mega, AICP
Conservation Director
Seattle Audubon

10/28/09

Skagit Audubon yes on both Hanford resolutions. I haven't gotten the email votes back yet to either support or reject Radar Ridge.

10/30/09
Skagit Audubon supports the Radar Ridge resolution.

11/2/09

Skagit Audubon supports the lead ban.

Pam Pritzl

yes to 1, 2, 4

10/31/09
After hearing from part of the board, I believe that I can say that Vancouver approves the (Radard Ridge) resolution.

11/2/09
Vancouver Audubon had its board meeting this evening.  We approve all four resolutions.

Gretchen Starke

yes to

1, 2, 4

11/2/09

Won't have a meeting until December 1st.  I will give a try with an email poll.

11/15/09

Vashon-Maury Audubon supports both Hanford resolutions, as well as the Lead Fishing Tackle resolution.

Randy Smith
President, Vashon-Maury Island Audubon Society Randy Smith
Vashon Island

yes to

1, 2, 4

no position on 3

At our meeting on October 22, Whidbey Audubon Society Board voted unanimously to support resolutions 1, 2 and 4 (two Hanford and lead fishing tackle).

12/0109

We voted and we concluded that as a chapter we can take no position on the resolution.  We neither agreed to support the resolution nor agreed to oppose the ACOW Radar Ridge resolution.

Sarah Schmidt,
President

yes to

all

Willapa Hills Audubon Society voted "yes" on all four resolutions on October 19.

Charlotte Persons
cpersons@yahoo.com