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San Juan Islands: San Juan County
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San Juan County Council set evaluating buildout and determining the carrying capacity of the islands as one of its goals during yesterday's retreat. Community Development and Planning Director Ron Henrickson agreed it was important work that needed to be done but suggested it be done in 2009 rather than this year.
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Henry Island Henry Island is one of the San Juan Islands of San Juan County, Washington, USA. Lying just off the northwest shore of San Juan Island, small Pearl Island ... lies between Henry Island and San Juan Island at its northern end. Except for Stuart Island, Henry Island is the westernmost of the San Juan Islands. It has a land area of 4.126 sq km (1.593 sq mi) and had no permanent population as of the 2000 census. Find out more about Henry Island www.henryislandrealestate.com
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San Juan County Council Chair Howie Rosenfeld told his fellow councilmembers it was time to direct the prosecutor to draw up an ordinance banning fireworks in San Juan County. According to Rosenfeld, former fire chief of Friday Harbor, all of the fire chiefs in the county support the ban. The ordinance once written will be subject to a public hearing before it is adopted.
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County Governments in Washington State, including San Juan County, serve three major roles: State Agent, Regional Government and Local Government. Visit "the official county web site" for information on the elections, law, community service and more.
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Approximately 172 islands make up the San Juan Islands, located eighty miles from Seattle in the northern reaches of Puget Sound. Together, they comprise San Juan County, one of the smallest but fastest-growing counties in Washington State. The islands cover 175 square miles and are home to roughly 13,000 residents. Friday Harbor, the county seat, is the islands' biggest and only incorporated town.
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The Business Association of San Juan County offers many member benefits, one being the power of the collective community. But, you don't have to be a member to benefit from their web site which offers an array of information. Visit their site for travel tips, to become a member, live images and e-mail postcards.
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