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12A THE DAILY ASTORIAN WEDNESDAY, MARCH 2, 2016 Burial: $ll reTuiremeQts were met Continued from Page 1A Home burials are allowed if a deaWK FerWi¿FaWe is siJQed or abouW Wo be siJQed b\ a doF- Wor aQd WKe FouQW\ aQd sWaWe approve. ,Q %riJJs¶ deaWK a KospiFe Qurse FoQWaFWed WKe sWaWe 0or- Wuar\ aQd &emeWer\ %oard. $ FouQW\ eQviroQmeQWal iQspeF- Wor also FKeFNed WKe properW\ eQsuriQJ WKe ploW was iQ a safe spaFe awa\ from aQ\ well. $Qd beFause -oKQ %riJJs was QoW embalmed Ke Kad Wo be buried wiWKiQ Kours. $ll WKe reTuiremeQWs were met. .a\ %riJJs was Jlad tKe of¿Fers sKowed up beFause sKe did forJet to bur\ Ker Kus- baQd witK a metal disN pro- vided b\ a fuQeral Kome. 7Ke disN iQFludes tKe Qame of tKe fuQeral Kome aQd of tKe deFeased iQ Fase tKe plot is ever moved. ³,t was Must a mi[ up iQ tKe eQd´ sKe said. A rare practice %riaQ 'uttoQ owQer of tKe 2FeaQ 9iew )uQeral aQd &rematioQ 6erviFe iQ $sto- ria Kelped .a\ %riJJs witK tKe deatK Ferti¿Fate. 'uttoQ estimates he has helped with ¿ve or si[ home burials iQ his -\ear Fareer. 7his is oQl\ the seFoQd time he FaQ remember a famil\ doiQJ the eQtire burial oQ their owQ iQFludiQJ pro- vidiQJ their owQ FasNet. ³7he oFFurreQFe of the famil\ doiQJ the burial oQ their owQ is uQiTue´ he said. ³,t is ver\ rare.´ (aFh home burial 'uttoQ has seeQ oFFurred iQ rural areas. Home burials are allowed withiQ Fit\ limits but he said suFh a praFtiFe is Qot praFtiFal. 0ost people who are liviQJ iQ a house iQside Fit\ limits do Qot iQteQd to be there for JeQera- tioQs he said so the\ Fhoose Qot to bur\ relatives Qearb\. :hile it is still rare iQ &lat- sop &ouQt\ 'uttoQ said there is a movemeQt aFross the FouQtr\ Falled ³JreeQ buri- als´ where the proFess is Fom- pletel\ orJaQiF dowQ to Qot usiQJ aQ\thiQJ motori]ed to diJ the plot. 0ore aQd more people are JoiQJ baFN to how thiQJs were doQe a FeQtur\ aJo 'uttoQ said wheQ the\ had to do it oQ their owQ aQd there were Qo fuQeral homes. ³7he more thiQJs FhaQJe the more thiQJs sta\ the same´ he said. Near the Nehalem .a\ %riJJs said her hus- baQd waQted to be buried iQ the -ewell Femeter\ but real- i]ed all the plots were spo- NeQ for. 6he said the site oQ their propert\ is the perfeFt spot for him. He is looNiQJ up the 1ehalem 5iver a plaFe he alwa\s eQMo\ed. )rieQds aQd famil\ remem- ber -ohQ %riJJs as aQ aFFom- plished artist aQd metal sFulp- tor. He worked with metal siQFe he was . He bouJht their propert\ oQ *roQQel 5oad three deFades aJo. His wife is iQ the proFess of FhaQJiQJ the deed to reÀeFt the faFt that the propert\ is Qow a burial site. ³,t¶s our haveQ. ,t Joes to our kids aQd the\ aJreed to keep it iQ the famil\´ she said. Housing: µ7he law is straiJhtforward¶ Consult a PROFESSIONAL Automobile Q: What insurance is required Marcia (Marcy) Harper Insurance Agency Inc. (503) 861-3276 State Farm Insurance 936 E Harbor Drive, Warrenton Continued from Page 1A ³7his beiQJ the ¿rst time a plaQQed developmeQt has beeQ attempted iQ &aQQoQ %eaFh uQfortuQatel\ we have fouQd out that it the Fode was badl\ writteQ. ,t was a failure´ 0a\or 6am 6teidel said. He said he aQtiFipated a future rewordiQJ or elimiQa- tioQ of the Fode. ³,t has tauJht us that we will FhaQJe this aQd whatever Qew that Fomes out will hopefull\ be better´ 6teidel said. -eff HarrisoQ who repre- seQted the -member )rieQds of &aQQoQ %eaFh said the &it\ &ouQFil should have fol- lowed the 3laQQiQJ &om- missioQ.³How FaQ \ou FoQ- sider approviQJ the appliFaQt for a hiJhl\ FoQteQtious laQd use appliFatioQ wheQ doiQJ so would Freate a loQJ list of siJQi¿FaQt daQJerous preF- edeQts"´ HarrisoQ asked the ma\or staff aQd FouQFil. 7he Fit\ ³rewarded´ 1iFh- olsoQ for Qot followiQJ rules he added. ³<ou¶re iQ a touJh spot beFause \ou allowed the rules to be Fompromised last \ear´ HarrisoQ said. ³:e ask \ou to vote with \our heart aQd \our FoQsFieQFe aQd listeQ to \our FoQstitueQts iQstead of merel\ listeQiQJ to a law\er. ,f \ou feel like \ou made a mistake iQ this is \our FhaQFe perhaps \our last FhaQFe to ¿[ it.´ HarrisoQ FouQted peo- ple iQ the room from )rieQds of &aQQoQ %eaFh with more thaQ half the members full-time loFals. $bout oppoQeQts publiFl\ voiFed their FoQFerQs. ³7he laFk of biQdiQJ Fommit- Both states have minimum liability requirements for operating a vehicle, but the limits are quite low and are likely not enough to protect you in the event of an accident. 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Laurel St. and rebuild it using some of the original materials according to modern building standards. meQt shows up aJaiQ aQd aJaiQ iQ 0r. 1iFholsoQ¶s appliFatioQ´ said &aQQoQ %eaFh propert\ owQer -effre\ *ottfried. ³1oQe of us have seeQ a plaQ that iQdiFates what this uQit is JoiQJ to look like´ said 3laQQiQJ &ommissioQer /isa .err addiQJ that plaQQed developmeQts should have a similar look aQd fuQFtioQ. ³:e doQ¶t kQow if the\¶re JoiQJ to be Fute little FottaJes.´ Some conditions %efore votiQJ the FouQFil disFussed FoQditioQs for Fom- muQit\ FoQFerQs about sTuare footaJe trees buildiQJ heiJht sFheduliQJ slope deQsit\ pile driviQJ aQd buildiQJ desiJQ. &it\ &ouQFilor *eorJe 9et- ter said there were ³thouJhtful aQd iQsiJhtful iQformatioQ aQd FoQFerQs toQiJht´ but 1iFhol- soQ has ³e[pressed FoQsiderable desire to work with FoQditioQs´ aQd the 3laQQiQJ &ommissioQ is aQ advisor\ bod\ to the FouQFil. $ Fit\ staff report reFom- meQded the FouQFil approve the developmeQt. 3ortlaQd law\er :ill 5as- musseQ represeQtiQJ 1iFhol- soQ deQied that pile driviQJ would oFFur aQd said JeoteFh- QiFal eQJiQeeriQJ will be fur- ther e[amiQed. ³)rom a leJal aQd eQJiQeer- iQJ staQdpoiQt this is a relativel\ simple reTuest for four homes oQ aQ over-half aFre site´ he said addiQJ it has a plaQQed develop- meQt overla\ applied to it aQd 1iFholsoQ will Fompl\ with aQ\ FoQFerQs the FouQFil has. ³7he law is straiJhtfor- ward´ 1iFholsoQ¶s attor- Qe\ 6teve /eiJht\ said. ³2Ql\ those Friteria or elemeQts that were Qot resolved iQ the earlier staJes FaQ be reviewed.´ 5asmusseQ said the\ are Qot at the eQd of the develop- meQt proFess \et. He aJreed to put the proteFtioQ of the proper- t\¶s two spruFe trees iQ writiQJ respoQdiQJ to a FommeQt b\ -aQ 6iebert-:ahrmuQQ repre- seQtiQJ &aQQoQ %eaFh )rieQds of 7rees FalliQJ for stroQJer laQJuaJe oQ tree proteFtioQ. 3ubliF FommeQts support- iQJ the developmeQt iQFluded 7ed :ood of &aQQoQ %eaFh. :ood said 1iFholsoQ¶s plaQ FoQtiQues ³the appeal of what has made &aQQoQ %eaFh so popular over the \ears aQd Freated oQe of the best Foastal towQs oQ the FommuQit\.´ &aQQoQ %eaFh arFhiteFt 'avid 9oQada said he looks forward to workiQJ with 1iFh- olsoQ oQ the developmeQt. ³, thiQk -eff is lookiQJ out for bettermeQt of the site aQd the FommuQit\ itself Qot QeF- essaril\ ma[imi]iQJ what to do oQ the site aQd for that , Fom- meQd him´ 9oQada said. Volunteers: 3roJram Qormall\ has to Continued from Page 1A bird ecoloJ\ iQtertidal aQimals aQd emerJeQc\ preparedQess. 9oluQteers ma\ also traiQ oQ the beach with e[perieQced staff aQd voluQteers. ³, waQted to Jet outside´ she said. ³0\ favorite part is show- iQJ kids Fool thiQJs the\ haveQ¶t seeQ.´ %rowQ hopes to JarQer more voluQteers for this e[teQded seasoQ. Longer season with new summer beach events Call for volunteers 7he Ha\staFk 5oFk $ware- Qess 3roJram is seekiQJ vol- uQteer 5oFk\ 6hore ,Qterpret- ers. 7hose iQterested iQ learQiQJ about the mariQe areas of Ha\- staFk 5oFk aQd shariQJ wildlife faFts aQd trivia with visitors are eQFouraJed to voluQteer eveQ if the\ have Qo prior e[perieQFe with mariQe life. ³7he\ FaQ have Qo previ- ous kQowledJe aQd the\ will learQ so muFh´ 3roJram &oor- diQator 0elissa .e\ser said. ³, alwa\s tell Qew voluQteers that eveQ eduFators aQd iQterpreters who have beeQ here for or \ears still learQ somethiQJ Qew ever\ time we Jo oQ the beaFh.´ 9oluQteer duties iQFlude shariQJ mariQe life iQformatioQ aQsweriQJ visitor TuestioQs supportiQJ FoQservatioQ aQd stewardship of the area data Fol- leFtioQ aQd reFordiQJ aQd edu- FatiQJ visitors to preveQt prohib- ited aFtivities suFh as FolleFtiQJ aQd FlimbiQJ. 7he proJram Qormall\ has about to voluQteers aQd hopes to have Flose to this seasoQ. 6iQFe people FaQ voluQ- teer Must several da\s out of the \ear Juides Fome from all over the 1orth &oast 2reJoQ aQd :ashiQJtoQ state. 0aQ\ vol- in Oregon and Washington, and what other coverage do I need? Photos by Erick Bengel/The Daily Astorian Melissa Keyser is the program coordinator with the Hay- stack Rock Awareness Program. 7he awareQess proJram sea- soQ which eQds iQ 2ctober was e[teQded about three moQths this \ear .e\ser said. ³:e¶ll have more time to speQd educatiQJ aQd oQ the beach with visitors´ .e\ser said. 7his \ear the proJram will iQtroduce a summer speaker series oQ the beach with moQthl\ eveQts from 0a\ to 6eptember. Dwindling sea stars Adelia Lippold, 6, used a Haystack Rock Awareness Pro- gram bird scope last year to spy on the tufted puffin pop- ulation. Enjoying the view beside Lippold was her Fire Mountain classmate Taylor Kahrs, 6, and, to his right, Me- lissa Keyser, the program coordinator. uQteers Fome to &aQQoQ %eaFh from 3ortlaQd for several da\s speFi¿Fall\ to voluQteer. 7his \ear the proJram will also provide two tablet comput- ers for voluQteers to refereQce aQd ideQti¿catioQ cards with pictures aQd iQformatioQ that voluQteers caQ take to the rock. 9oluQteers caQ 5693 for a traiQiQJ sessioQ at the &aQQoQ %each &it\ Hall oQ $pril or -uQe . 7hese sessioQs iQclude traiQiQJ oQ plaQts aQd JeoloJ\ 7he Ha\stack 5ock area has lost a maMorit\ of its sea star pop- ulatioQ which is still recoveriQJ. /arJe Qumbers of star¿sh died aloQJ the 3aci¿c &oast iQ receQt \ears from a wastiQJ s\Qdrome. 5eceQtl\ the sea star wastiQJ s\Qdrome has beeQ liQked to warmer temperatures accordiQJ to scieQtists iQ a paper published iQ 3hilosophical 7raQsactioQs of the 5o\al 6ociet\. ³,¶m optimistic that the star¿sh populatioQ is JoiQJ to rebouQd´ 2weQ said. 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