You may contact Governor Michael F viagra super active plus. Easley's Office 
by e-mailing the Governor's Office or by calling the Governor's Office at:
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    (919)733-4240, or (919)733-5811.

The mailing address for all correspondence is:

    Governor Michael F nexium. Easley
    Office of the Governor
    20301 Mail Service Center
    Raleigh, NC 27699-0301

    Fax: (919)715-3175 or (919)733-2120

Here are important points to remind Governor Easley:

  • Emphasize the regional importance of Chimney Rock Park as the most recognizable landmark in the state.  
  • Chimney Rock Park is one of the most significant ecological sights in the entire southeast. The flora and fauna of the park are rich, diverse and irreplaceable.  The park contains rare and indigenous plants, unusual geological formations and a variety of native wildlife. Chimney Rock Park already has more than 3.5 miles of well maintained nature trails and many structures the North Carolina Parks will need for the future Hickory Nut Gorge State Park.
  • Chimney Rock Park offers the only available property that has US Highway access and land form the Rocky Broad River to the an elevation of over 2200 feet.
  • The local, state and regional economies depend on the 250,000+ tourist that come to see Chimney Rock Park.
  • Urge Governor Mike Easely to get personally involved to reach a deal with the state the preserve the park.
  • Quote from the Daily Courier (7/19/2006); "It would be a disaster unprecedented in Rutherford County to see all that the Park has become and all that it still might be regulated to our memories."
  • Quote from the Asheville Citizen Times (7/21/2006); "Losing Chimney Rock Park to private development would severely harm the economy of the Hickory Nut Gorge and be a sad end to a remarkable legacy of family stewardship."
  • Thank the governor for supporting the $15 million recently passed in the state budget. This is an unprecedented amount for a special appropriation for parkland acquisition. Also Don't forget to thank him for encouraging the NC Parks to buy land here in the Hickory Nut Gorge for the new state park.  

If you have time, please copy us any emails, letters or notes you send. We would like to archive all the work done in regard to saving Chimney Rock Park.  Thank you for all your help!  savechimneyrock@aol.com

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