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At 11:59 PM 6/19/2002 -0400, you wrote:<br>
<blockquote type=cite class=cite cite><font size=2>Good evening, from
Southern California <br>
(where the breezes are blowing the smoke from the fires out to the Palm
Springs area. May all the folks there find clean air.)<br><br>
Question: Does anyone have a story they can share regarding the use of
OST by a developer for<br>
1. Land use planning, or<br>
2. The Public Comment portion of an EIR (Environmental
Impact Report)?<br><br>
I am in discussions with a developer who would like to contact another
developer that has used OST as part of their development planning
process.</font></blockquote><br>
I can thing of two folks you might want to contact. The first is Virginia
Burt, a landscape architect <visions@interlynx.net> The second is
Robert ? who is with the US Park Service -- Rivers and Trails Program.
Unfortunately his last name and email have vanished in my tepid brain.
But will keep thinking.<br><br>
Harrison<br><br>
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