Development
In January 1999, the ODFW took action against the problem of littering in the wildlife area by installing locks on one of the gated entrances. Keys were made available at no charge to hunters and fishermen who requested them. A similar move two years earlier saw great success in eliminating much of the illegal dumping that was occurring.
In 2009, a project was approved to construct a $70,000 building for equipment stored at the Denman Area. The building is expected to be completed within a few months of being started and will be approximately 2,880 square feet (268 square meters).
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