His daughter graduates from Eastern Washington University this spring. Copyright 1999 Tri-City Herald. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten or redistributed. By Chris Mulick Herald staff writer Beyond the upscale heart of Richland's Horn Rapids development lies its cumbersome albatross.
Roads end abruptly.
Foot paths and tire tracks lead into the desert where the oasis someday will expand. Not that the entire 835-acre golf course community ever was envisioned to spring up overnight. But it certainly isn't developing at the expected pace. The complicated problem began to surface last month, when Richland sent a notice of intent to foreclose to the operators of the Horn Rapids Golf Course. This is all political.