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]]> by: Mike Okma http://barns.gatheringblogs.org/2007/02/12/folow-up-to-january-18-2007-meeting/#comment-164 Tue, 17 Apr 2007 22:29:07 +0000 http://barns.gatheringblogs.org/2007/02/12/folow-up-to-january-18-2007-meeting/#comment-164 I would like to say that i strongly share the ideas stated by Evan Miller and Matt MacDonough. I think that it is very important to keep in mind the terms that were set out when this proposal was voted on, and on which it was passed. I believe that use of the open field and surrounding area by or for a gardan society would result in the loss of natural habitat. they may be using native species but it will be highly managed area which would get increased use by the public which would have a negative effect on the use of the area by any wildlife. I feel that the area where the Zoo was would be a much better place for a botanical garden. It would see much more visitors and could be a center piece of the city. I feel that the intent of these conversations about what to do with the barns was to find uses for the barns themselves and not what to do with the surrounding area and it seems like people have lost site of that bit. I don't think the current recreational use of the fields on the hill behind the barns or the area within the edge of the hardwoods shown on the map should change in anyway. They should remain open to the public for free, and people should be able to hike, bike, ski, snowshoe etc. without having to pay to enter a botanical area or center for the arts etc. We need to respect the original information that was released to voters and their intent for the land. And not forget that it was intended to be a open space/natural area open for public use and recreation not a highly managed garden. I would like to say that i strongly share the ideas stated by Evan Miller and Matt MacDonough. I think that it is very important to keep in mind the terms that were set out when this proposal was voted on, and on which it was passed. I believe that use of the open field and surrounding area by or for a gardan society would result in the loss of natural habitat. they may be using native species but it will be highly managed area which would get increased use by the public which would have a negative effect on the use of the area by any wildlife. I feel that the area where the Zoo was would be a much better place for a botanical garden. It would see much more visitors and could be a center piece of the city. I feel that the intent of these conversations about what to do with the barns was to find uses for the barns themselves and not what to do with the surrounding area and it seems like people have lost site of that bit. I don’t think the current recreational use of the fields on the hill behind the barns or the area within the edge of the hardwoods shown on the map should change in anyway. They should remain open to the public for free, and people should be able to hike, bike, ski, snowshoe etc. without having to pay to enter a botanical area or center for the arts etc. We need to respect the original information that was released to voters and their intent for the land. And not forget that it was intended to be a open space/natural area open for public use and recreation not a highly managed garden.

]]> by: Kay Charter http://barns.gatheringblogs.org/2007/02/12/folow-up-to-january-18-2007-meeting/#comment-96 Mon, 02 Apr 2007 19:47:08 +0000 http://barns.gatheringblogs.org/2007/02/12/folow-up-to-january-18-2007-meeting/#comment-96 This is to affirm my strong support for permitting the Northwest Botanical Garden Society to use at least a significant part of the barns property for its efforts. There would be terrific environmental benefit from the Society's stated goal of creating a formal garden from native plantings so that home gardeners and professional landscapers as well would be able to see just how attractive a native plants garden could be. The potential positive impact of such a demonstration garden would be considerable. Since native plants host the insects that support our bird population, particularly during the nesting season, any native garden would undoubtedly attract a much larger number of nesters than an equivalent garden filled with beautiful exotic plantings. The Society’s plans to restore wetland habitat is equally positive. This is to affirm my strong support for permitting the Northwest Botanical Garden Society to use at least a significant part of the barns property for its efforts. There would be terrific environmental benefit from the Society’s stated goal of creating a formal garden from native plantings so that home gardeners and professional landscapers as well would be able to see just how attractive a native plants garden could be. The potential positive impact of such a demonstration garden would be considerable. Since native plants host the insects that support our bird population, particularly during the nesting season, any native garden would undoubtedly attract a much larger number of nesters than an equivalent garden filled with beautiful exotic plantings. The Society’s plans to restore wetland habitat is equally positive.

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