Clayoquot Wilderness Resort Blog: Park Use Permit Amendment

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November 15, 2010

Park Use Permit Amendment

In 2007 Clayoquot Wilderness Resort designed a Park Use Permit Application website. This website was intended to provide a formal introduction and informational site for public use to gain feedback through comments. To view the original application please follow the link below to access the cwr application webpage.

www.cwrapplication.com

Clayoquot Wilderness Resort has submitted an amendment to the Park Use Permit Application. Please take this opportunity to review this document submitted to Strathcona Provincial Park by following the link below.

Download Park_Use_Permit_Application_Amendment[1]

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