Developers' plans for water supply to over five thousand housing units on Brohm Ridge have been called into question by the Environmental Assessment Office. Both the EAO and Squamish Council are concerned about the effects on fish and wildlife of taking so much water from the Brohm Creek watershed. Catherine Jackson is with Save Garibaldi.
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