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Greenspace/Views
Village
Center
Stone
Bridge, Mill Ponds,
& Red Bridge
Roads,
Signs and Hwy 95
River, Marina, &
Public Landing
Residential
Aesthetics
Historic
& Residential
Architecture
Marine
Elementary School
Christ
Lutheran Church
Post
Office
Gazebo
Historic
Sites
Senior/Affordable
Housing
State
Park & Trails Into It
Or read all citizen comments
without photos
See
a list of the citizen-photographers
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River, Marina,
& Public Landing
Picture
Marine Project
Fall, 1998
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(will take extra time to display on your
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comments are below. Each citizen who participated in the
project photographed Marine sites and then indicated
whether she or he thought the subject of the photograph
had a positive value or negative value.
River, Marina, & Public Landing
Positives
- Marina allows access to river for
lease owners, friendly place to congregate,
restaurant opens beauty of river to customers,
provides canoe service for all.
- Easy access to the river is a
luxury - we feel very lucky. What an amazing
sight to see a canoe at nearly every residence.
- Marina is an historic, beautiful
local gathering place.
- Value the river behind the general
store. Beautiful, but take out the stumps and
replace with a bench!
Negatives
- How should we control river use
and access to residents? To the public
(tourists)? Parking, refuse, bathroom
facilities-how much of our tax dollars will go to
providing access to the public? I value a quiet
little village. Need to develop a balance of
access for tourists and privacy for residents.
- Households along the river that
have clear-cut their banks.
- Unmarked public access discourages
use.
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From the
Picture Marine Project
conducted by
Marine on St Croix Planning Commission
as part of ENVISION MARINE
Fall, 1998
Participate
in the Envisioning Process by:
E-MAIL to hugh@marineonstcroix.com
We will publish
your comments here plus
forward them to the
Planning Commission.
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