I’m not a golfer. I don’t really care if Port Townsend has a golf course.
However, I do care very much about the estuary and open space that the PT golf course has and …
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I’m not a golfer. I don’t really care if Port Townsend has a golf course.
However, I do care very much about the estuary and open space that the PT golf course has and protects.
The city should not sell the land. Rather, it should increase public access so that all of us can appreciate the open space and the wildlife that lives there.
Selling the land is short-sighted. Our long term goal should be using our public lands for all us, including golfers and the birds and other wildlife, who already use it, to ensure PT remains livable, now and into the future. Thank you.
Mary Radcliffe
PORT TOWNSEND
