The City of Mount Vernon confirmed on July 20 that a 10-acre parcel adjacent to Little Mountain Park was sold for commercial logging. The sale, reported by the city on July 22, marks a change in land use for the parcel, which is located near a popular public park. The city stated the sale was for commercial logging purposes but did not specify the buyer or timeline for logging activities. No further details on the buyer, logging schedule, or environmental impact assessments were provided in the public notice.
Logging Allowed on 10-Acre Parcel Near Mount Vernon Park
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- βThe City of Mount Vernon confirmed on July 20 that a 10-acre parcel adjacent to Little Mountain Park was sold for commercial loggingβThe City of Mount Vernon was made aware on Monday, July 20 that a 10-acre parcel adjacent to Little Mountain Park was sold for the purpose of commercial logging.β
- β The sale, reported by the city on July 22, marks a change in land use for the parcelNo usable supporting receipt β unverified.
- βThe parcel is located near a popular public parkβThe City of Mount Vernon was made aware on Monday, July 20 that a 10-acre parcel adjacent to Little Mountain Park was sold for the purpose of commercial logging.β
- βThe city stated the sale was for commercial logging purposesβThe City of Mount Vernon was made aware on Monday, July 20 that a 10-acre parcel adjacent to Little Mountain Park was sold for the purpose of commercial logging.β
- β The city did not specify the buyer or timeline for logging activitiesNo usable supporting receipt β unverified.
- β No further details on the buyer, logging schedule, or environmental impact assessments were provided in the public noticeNo usable supporting receipt β unverified.
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