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Resident raises safety and access concerns at Pleasant Point Road; county agrees to brush removal

Wahkiakum Board of County Commissioners · March 17, 2026
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Summary

A resident told the Board that waterfront access on a county parcel at Pleasant Point Road is obstructed by blackberry brush and abandoned boats, a dock was lost in December storms, and derelict vehicles block emergency access; the county agreed to pursue brush removal.

Resident Norma Sasaki described multiple problems on Pleasant Point Road: waterfront access to a county-owned parcel is obstructed by blackberry growth and abandoned boats, her dock was destroyed by December storms and she is pursuing permitting to replace it, erosion and derelict vehicles block the roadway and may impede emergency access. The Board discussed the complex right-of-way issues that complicate repairs and access and agreed to pursue brush removal at the site.

Mary Hogue, a Port District No. 2 commissioner, said Vista Park supports resolving the access issue. The minutes record no immediate timeline or funding allocation for repairs; the Board identified brush removal as an initial county response but noted additional permitting and property‑title complexities remain.