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My primary plea is for the young people...We’re not going to keep the young people here with the downon-the-farm bit...the ski area offers jobs,” he concluded.
Another Harris Hollow resident invited the audience to visit her property and fish in the Rush River where she and her husband have pulled out trash including beer cans, brassieres and sneakers. If the ski area reopening and expansion is approved, “this place will never be the same again—never, never,” she warned.
“Litter bugs dumped trash into the Rush before and after the ski area operated,” countered DeBergh.
Washington business woman June Jordan asked DeBergh if the constant traffic from a summer operation wouldn’t interfere with his use of Harris Hollow Road for access to his farm.
DeBergh agreed that he would have to drive “with a little bit more caution” but added that "as far as I’m concerned, from the benefits this county would derive from
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