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Possible Questions and Answers (Related to Legislation to Make the Laguna a National Wildlife Refuge) [90.6.2]

Publication Type  Resource
Authors  Robert W. Sharp
Year of Publication  1990
Key Words  MAS; archive; Robert Bob Sharp; Laguna de Santa Rosa; National Wildlife Refuge; preservation; enhancement; land acquisition program; willing sellers; U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service; Russian River Sewer Committee; Arcata sewer marsh; Prop. 70; funds; acres
Research Notes  

1. Though unsigned, it is clear the handwriting and voice match that of the handwritten notes by Robert Sharp in document 90.11.1 in the Laguna Founders Archive.

2. Though undated, a note on page 3, which says, "The $3000 per acre figure arrived at two years ago is probably 25-30% too low at this time," suggests that these notes were written in 1990 because the first draft showing the $3000 estimate is from 1988 in document 88.119 in the Laguna Founders Archive. If not for this critical note, the document would have been placed in 1988 because it refers to many issues that are found in the documents of that year.
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Time Period: 
07/20/1990 - 07/31/1990

State of the Laguna Conference: Letters Needed for Congressional Hearing/Volunteers Needed; Laguna Committee (Mailing List); Initial Directors of the Laguna Foundation Before Incorporation [90.6.1]

Publication Type  Resource
Authors  State of the Laguna Conference Committee; Laguna Scoping Committee; Laguna Advisory Committee; Laguna de Santa Rosa Foundation
Year of Publication  1990
Publisher  Laguna Advisory Committee
Key Words  MAS; archive; support for HR 2548; Doug Bosco; Gerry E. Studds; Laguna de Santa Rosa National Wildlife Refuge; legislation; bill; volunteers; tree planting; Laguna Advisory Committee; Robert Bob Sharp; William Bill Haigwood; Laguna Foundation Directors
Research Notes  

1. Page 1 is closely related to documents 90.6 and 90.7 in the Laguna Founders Archive. 90.7 is a letter to Congress written by William E. Haigwood.

2. Page 2 is an edited and expanded version of document 89.4. It was probably updated after the State of the Laguna Conference of September 23, 1989, which is the subject of document 89.17.1.

3. Page 3 appears to be a mailing list of the initial Directors of the Laguna de Santa Rosa Foundation after they filed for non-profit status, but before they were incorporated. An inset in document 90.3 shows that the Laguna Advisory Committee filed to become the Laguna Foundation in May 1990, while part of document 90.25 provides a brief account of the Laguna Foundation after it was incorporated in October 1990.
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Time Period: 
07/20/1990 - 07/24/1990
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