Citizens' Alliance for Property Rights
Whatcom County Chapter
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Proposed Whatcom County septic system rules
Whatcom County septic system proposed rules to be addressed in council meeting 2-23-2010
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...moreWhatcom County approves short-term easing of septic rules
BELLINGHAM - The Whatcom County Council has approved an easing of inspection requirements on some private septic systems.
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...moreCounty must revise its LAMIRDs to comply with the GMA’s requirements.
Court of Appeals’ and Hearings Board’s determinations that the County must revise its LAMIRDs to comply with the GMA’s (1997) LAMIRD requirements.
Read full courts decision. use link below
...moreZoning Violation Code Enforcement Penalties
Whatcom County to consider tougher penalties for zoning violators.
County planners are asking elected leaders to give them bigger sticks with which to whack landowners who violate zoning in unincor
...moreRE-CONVEYANCE OF STATE LANDS IN THE LAKE WHATCOM WATERSHED
PROPOSED RE-CONVEYANCE OF STATE LANDS IN THE LAKE WHATCOM WATERSHED TO WHATCOM COUNTY
Whatcom County Parks and Recreation will explain what the proposed re-conveyance of 12.73 square miles of Stat
...moreWhatcom County keeps attorney to fight growth case he's connected to
Attorney has represented a group fighting the Balfour Village development, and now he's poised to represent Whatcom County in defending a decision that enables the project.
...moreCounty Council changes, approves controversial growth plan
Whatcom County Council changes, approves controversial growth plan
Kremen's offers compromise on Lynden's growth plan
JARED PABEN - THE BELLINGHAM HERALD
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Whatcom Council Passes Growth Plan
Whatcom County Council changes, approves controversial growth plan.
Kremen's offers compromise on Lynden's growth plan
...moreLAMIRD Report
Proposed Limited Areas of More Intensive Rural
Development and Zoning Mao Adjustments
DRAFT November 17, 2009
...more2009-10-14 PLF scores win in fight to save Puget Sound homeowner’s property
PLF scores win in fight to save Puget Sound homeowner’s property
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