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• • <br />activities designed to further its goals. These members span the entire coast of the Gulf, from <br />Texas to Florida. GRN sponsors many events, workshops, and reports that focus on the <br />condition of the natural resources of the Gulf. The proposed Bayport Project will severely <br />impact wetland resources of the Gulf region. GBCPA is a member organization of GRN. <br />253. HYC is the oldest yacht club in Texas. Its mission is to advance the sport of <br />yachting. HYC organizes regattas and promotes Houston nationally for yacht racing and <br />recreational boating center. HYC members currently enjoy sailing in Galveston Bay; however, <br />the addition of the proposed Bayport Project will substantially interfere with the HYC's mission <br />and purpose. The additional water traffic, lights, noise, and air pollution will severely impact <br />Galveston Bay as a sailing and recreational venue. Charles Buchner is a member of the Houston <br />Yacht Club and was its commodore during 2001-2002. Mr. Buchner is active in sailing and <br />racing on Galveston Bay, which will be negatively impacted by the proposed Bayport facility. <br />254. GBF is a nonprofit organization whose mission is to preserve, protect and <br />enhance the natural resources of the Galveston Bay estuarine system and its tributaries for <br />present users and for posterity. GBF's members participate in and sponsor recreational activities, <br />educational programs, and research focused on the natural marine environment of Galveston <br />Bay. The proposed Bayport Project will destroy much of the natural environment, which serves <br />as a classroom and recreational location for Galveston Bay Foundation events. Ellyn Roof is a <br />member of GBF and lives in Taylor Lake Village, Texas. Ms. Roof sails on Galveston Bay and <br />has skippered the GBF "Bay Ranger" on education trips on Galveston Bay. These activities will <br />be negatively impacted by the proposed Bayport facility. Additionally, Ms. Roofs property in <br />Taylor Lake Village will be negatively impacted by air pollution, noise pollution and increased <br />traffic and the property value of the home is expected to decline if this facility is constructed. <br />35. <br />
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