Marc Auerbach, Chair
Marc is a free-lance Web designer and grassland hay farmer. He lives on a farm he bought and restored to productivity. His experience is detailed at Auerhaus.org. Marc serves on the Clatsop County Rec. Lands Advisory Cmte and did serve as planning commissioner until just prior to the first Bradwood hearing. He is also a founding member of the Warrenton Trails Association. Marc grew up a U.S. citizen in Canada and holds a B.S. in economics and a B.S. in engineering. He is at mile 196 of the Palomar pipeline.

Stephen Wick, Vice-chair
Steve, a native Oregonian, retired after more than 30 years of work in Sales, Engineering, and Management in the High Tech sector.  He now devotes his time to his sixty acre farm in Gaston, Oregon, Yamhill County. He oversees the health of a twenty acre forest, and is active in the management of the family tree farm in Clackamas County.  Steve, and his wife Carol, also grow hazelnuts, and operate a small floral cutting’s business on their farm.  Twenty five acres of their property (adjacent to the neighbor’s vineyard) had been set aside to be planted in wine grapes, when they received notice that both Palomar and Oregon LNG want to decimate it, and their forest, with two planned LNG pipelines.

Marjorie Castle, Secretary/Treasurer