The engagement report summarizes potential positive and negative impacts pertaining to the breaching, removal or retention of the lower Snake River dams. The study’s process ‘included engagement with over 100 local, state, tribal and federal leaders and stakeholders,’ and the study itself is open for public comment until Jan. 24.
The study was conducted to help make downtown and the waterfront district better for walking and bicycling and explores options like turning G-Way and Jadwin into one-way streets. The study is a part of a greater effort—including studies and documents like the waterfront development guide—to improve Richland’s Central Business District.
Salmon Recovery Council member says push to destroy dams is ‘irresponsible’
New, pop-up, southern restaurant opens Wed. at Red Mountain Kitchen
Non-profit connects families on local hikes
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