The conditional land-use permit opens the door for Park JunctionPartners, a team comprised of area residents Gayle and Cora Adams,Portland contractor Selwyn Bingham and Portland developer SylviaCleaver, to forge ahead with the development of the land itpurchased several years ago along Highway 706, located a few mileswest of the Nisqually River entrance to Mount Rainier NationalPark.
But because of the strong opposition by the Audubon Society andthe National Parks and Conservation Association, the mood among thePark Junction Partners is "calm" rather than victorious.
"It's a step, but we know there are going to be appeals,"Bingham tells GlobeSt, noting that his attorneys have said that theappeals process could take up to a year to complete.
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