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Hi all,
Please come to the Fort Smallwood Boat Ramp Groundbreaking at 10:30 am next Tuesday, October 28, 2014.
This is huge. It will be the *first* county-owned public boat ramp in the county. One of our guys pushed this project for more than *twenty* years. That's stamina.
We don't want the next boat ramp to take that long. Please come and show your support in front of the current County Executive and at least one County Executive candidate.
Please come with your kayak on your car even if you're going right back to work after the groundbreaking. A lot of us went to the last Water Access Committee meeting with our kayaks on our cars and that parking lot made a big impression.
How to get to Fort Smallwood Park: http://www.aacounty.org/recparks/par...wood/index.cfm
Thank you for your support of public water access. We are all in this together.
Lisa
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Invitation: Fort Smallwood Boat Ramp Groundbreaking 10:30 am Tuesday October 28 2014
Dear Water Access Advocates,
You're invited to join County Executive Laura Neuman, and the Department of Recreation & Parks on Tuesday, October 28 at 10:30 am, for the groundbreaking of Anne Arundel County's first public boat ramp at Fort Smallwood Park in Pasadena, MD. This new addition to the park will provide county residents trailerable boat access as the Department continues to increase public water access throughout the county.
Fort Smallwood Park is known for its excellent fishing and bird watching, the historic Cedar Pavilion, and the Bill Burton Fishing Pier. The park's prime location where the Patapsco River meets the Chesapeake Bay is an ideal location for the county's newest water access point.
We look forward to seeing you at the groundbreaking.
Sincerely,
Rick Anthony, Director
Anne Arundel County Recreation & Parks
Please come to the Fort Smallwood Boat Ramp Groundbreaking at 10:30 am next Tuesday, October 28, 2014.
This is huge. It will be the *first* county-owned public boat ramp in the county. One of our guys pushed this project for more than *twenty* years. That's stamina.
We don't want the next boat ramp to take that long. Please come and show your support in front of the current County Executive and at least one County Executive candidate.
Please come with your kayak on your car even if you're going right back to work after the groundbreaking. A lot of us went to the last Water Access Committee meeting with our kayaks on our cars and that parking lot made a big impression.
How to get to Fort Smallwood Park: http://www.aacounty.org/recparks/par...wood/index.cfm
Thank you for your support of public water access. We are all in this together.
Lisa
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Invitation: Fort Smallwood Boat Ramp Groundbreaking 10:30 am Tuesday October 28 2014
Dear Water Access Advocates,
You're invited to join County Executive Laura Neuman, and the Department of Recreation & Parks on Tuesday, October 28 at 10:30 am, for the groundbreaking of Anne Arundel County's first public boat ramp at Fort Smallwood Park in Pasadena, MD. This new addition to the park will provide county residents trailerable boat access as the Department continues to increase public water access throughout the county.
Fort Smallwood Park is known for its excellent fishing and bird watching, the historic Cedar Pavilion, and the Bill Burton Fishing Pier. The park's prime location where the Patapsco River meets the Chesapeake Bay is an ideal location for the county's newest water access point.
We look forward to seeing you at the groundbreaking.
Sincerely,
Rick Anthony, Director
Anne Arundel County Recreation & Parks
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