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Notice of Non-Compliance and Order of Abatement for Public
Nuisance
August 5, 2026
Michael D. and Ginalyn P. Anderson
270 W. Maude St.
Port Hadlock, WA 98339-9618
Case# COM2009-00191,
COM2006-00025
Address: 890 Old Hadlock Rd.
Port Hadlock, WA, 98339
(Old Hadlock Road Property)
Parcel# 901112013
Case# COM2003-00021,
COM202 l-00045, COM2009-00191,
COM2006-00025, and SOM1978-00104
Address: 270 W. Maude St.
Port Hadlock, WA98339
(Maude Street Property)
Parcel# 961807214, 961807215,
961807217, and 961807201
Re: Notice of Non-Compliance
Dear Michael and Ginalyn Anderson (collectively "the Andersons"):
Each of you entered into a Voluntary Compliance Agreement (VCA) with Jefferson County Public Health
(JCPH). A copy of the VCA is attached. The VCA was dated August 14, 2025. But Michael Anderson
signed it on September 10, 2025, and Ginalyn Anderson signed it on December 12, 2025. The VCA was
signed by Jefferson County on September 10, 2025.
In the VCA, each of you agreed to abate nuisances and correct civil code violations at the properties you
own located at 890 Old Hadlock Road and 270 W. Maude Street, Port Hadlock, Washington. The VCA
makes clear that the county would be seeking daily penalties of $500.00 per day at each of these
properties or a total of $1,000 per day for both properties, absent your agreement to the VCA.
In the VCA, the county agreed not to pursue these daily fines discussed in the paragraph above and
release you from the lien, provided you performed certain abatement actions by the deadlines in the
VCA. The VCA says: "To avoid further penalties, fees, and other costs incurred during enforcement
approved under title 19 JCC and the March 3,2018 Re-Issued Warrant for Abatement for the Old
Hadlock Road Property; all nuisances and civil code violations shall be abated pursuant to the schedule
below." VCA at 13. The schedule is on pages 13 and 14 of the VCA.
Community Health
Developmental Disabilities
360-385-9400
360-385-9401 /fl
Environmental Public Health
Water Quality
360-385-9444
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O n Novem ber 7, 2025, you requested an extension of the com pliance deadlines due to m edical reasons.
JC P H g r a n t e d t h e e x t e n s io n o n t h e co n d it io n t h a t a ll v e h icl e n u is a n c e s b e r e m o v e d fr o m t h e c o u n t y
r ig h t -o f -w a y n o la t e r t h a n N o v e m b e r 1 7 , 2 0 2 5 , a n d t h a t t h e r ig h t -o f -w a y r e m a in c lear thereafter.
A n in s p e c t io n co n d u c t e d o n N o v e m b e r 1 7 , 2 0 2 5 , c o n fi r m e d t h a t v e h ic le s r e m a in e d w it h in t h e c o u n t y
r ig h t -o f -w a y in v io la t io n o f t h e e x t e n s io n t e r m s . S u b s e q u e n t in s p e c t io n s o n J a n u a r y 2 3 , 2 0 2 6 , a n d
F e b r u a r y 1 2 , 2 0 2 6 , co n fi r m e d t h a t v e h icl e s c o n t in u e d t o b e lo c a t e d in t h e r ig h t -o f -w a y .
O n M a y 2 1 , 2 0 2 6 , JC P H co n d u c t e d in s p e c t io n s a t b o t h p ro p e r t ie s a n d d e t e r m in e d t h a t y o u h a v e fa ile d
t o co m p ly w it h t h e t e r m s o f t h e V C A , a s w e ll a s t h e a m e n d e d d e a d lin e s g r a n t e d u n d e r t h e N o v e m b e r
1 7 , 2 0 2 5 , e x t e n s io n .
T h e in s p e c t io ns co nfi rm ed that required co rrective actions w ere not com pleted w ithin the established
t im e lin e s in t h e V CA and the Novem ber 17, 2025, extensio n and that the fo llow ing civil code violations
r e m a in a t b o t h t h e 8 9 0 O ld H a d lo c k R o a d p ro p e r t y a n d a t t h e M a u d e S t r e e t P ro p e r t y :
• JC C 8 .10 .3 0 5 (6 ) - M o d e r a t e R is k W a s t e a n d U s e d O il
• JC C 8 .10 .0 2 5 (3 ) - O w n e r R e s p o n s ib ili t ie s fo r S o lid W a s t e
• JC C 8 .1 5 .1 5 0 - O p e r a t io n s , M a in t e n a n c e , a n d M o n it o r in g
In a d d it io n t o t h e ci v il co d e v io la t io n s lis t e d a b o v e , b o t h o f t h e p ro p e r t ie s c u r r e n t ly m e e t m u lt ip le
n u is a n c e c o n d it io n s a s d e fi n e d in Je ff e r s o n C o u n t y C o d e , in cl u d in g :
• JC C 1 9 .1 0 .0 1 5 (8 ) -A t t r a c t iv e N u is a n c e
• JC C 1 9 .10 .0 1 5 (5 0 ) - S a lv a g e N u is a n c e
• JC C 1 9 .2 5 .0 1 0 - V e h icl e N u is a n c e
V iolation D aily Penalty
19.10.015 (SO) Salvage Nuisance $250.00 ea
19.10.015 (59) Vehicle Nuisance
19.10.015 (8) Attractive Nuisance
Civil Code Violations: $250.00ea
8.10.025(3) Owner Responsibilities for Solid Waste
8.10.305(6) Moderate Risk Waste and Used Oil
8.15.150 - Operations, Maintenance, and Monitoring
Total Penalty $500.00 {Max Daily Penalty)
This Notice of Noncompliance includes a civil penalty of $500 for the property located at 890 Old
Hadlock Road and $500 for the property located at 270 W. Maude Street, for a total initial penalty of
$1,000.
Pursuant to JCC 19.30.010 and JCC 19.30.020, additional civil penalties may be assessed in the amount
of $500 per property, per day, for a total of $1,000 per day, for each day the violations are found to
continue.
Ho w to Appeal this N otic e of N o n-Com pliance
Community Health
Developmental Disabilities
360-385-9400
360-385-9401 (t) Always working for a safer and healthier community
Environmental Health
Water Quality
360-385-9444
Y o u have a right to ap peal this N o tic e of N o n-C o m p liance . Per JC C 19 .4 0 .0 15 , yo u m u st fi le yo ur no tice of
ap p eal an d hearing req ue st by A ugust 20 , 20 26 (15 cale nd ar days of m ailing of this N o tice of N o n-
c o m p liance ) w ith the O ffi ce of the He aring Exam iner an d w ith the de p artm e nt issuing this N o tice of
N o nco m p lian ce . Y o u r ap p eal m u st be in w riting and incl ud e the sp eci fi c reaso n s w hy Jeff erso n Co u nty
Pu b lic H ealth is in erro r an d incl ud e the $327 .60 He aring Exam ine r fee . The he aring shall be co nd u cted
w ith in sixty (6 0 ) days of the req ue st.
Y o u can ad d ress yo ur ap peal to :
Carolyn Gallaway, Clerk of the Board
Office of the Hearing Examiner
1820 Jefferson Street
Port Townsend, WA 98368
If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact me at the phone/email below. We are here
to assist you in any way we can.
Abatement
Per JCC 19.15.015, This notice and Order permits Jefferson County to abate the nuisance, usually by
removing or rectifying of the nuisance. If abated, the cost of the abatement work will be assessed
against you.
Recovery of Costs
Per JCC 19.15.015 other costs associated with this Notice of Noncompliance and Order of Abatement for
Public Nuisance, including direct and indirect costs, such as attorney's fees, abatement costs, personnel
costs, hearing examiner costs, printing, and mailing costs shall be assessed against you. When these
costs are assessed against you, you will receive an invoice along with payment instructions.
If you have any questions, please feel free to contact me.
Sincerely,
Becca Maurer
Senior Code Compliance Specialist
Jefferson County Public Health
615 Sheridan Street
Port Townsend, WA 98368
360-379-4467
bmaurer@co.jefferson.wa.us
Community Health
Developmental Disabilities
360-385-9400
360-385-9401 (fl Always working for a safer and healthier community
Environmental Health
Water Quality
360-385-9444
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P h ilip H u n s u c k e r , C h ie f C iv il D e p uty Pro secuting A ttorn ey
A ppalachia M artine, Director Jeff erson County Public Health
Carter Erikson, Enviro nm ental Health M anager
M ichael Daw son, W ater Q uality M anager
T a m i P o k o rn y , N a t u ral Resources Pro gram Coordinator
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Community Health
Developmental Disabilities
360-385-9400
360-385-9401 (f) Always working for a safer and healthier community
Environmental Health
Water Quality
360-385-9444
INVOICE (INV-00009724)
FOR JEFFERSON COUNTY, WA
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BILLING CONTACT
MICHAEL ANDERSON AND GINALYN ANDERSON
270 W MAUDE ST
PORT HADLOCK, WA 98339-9618
INVOICE NUMBER INVOICE DATE IN.VOICE DUE DATE INVOICE STATUS INVOICE DESCRIPTION
INV-00009724 08/05/2026 08/05/2026 Due Immediately Max one-time penalty violations
REFERENCE NUMBER FEE NAME TOTAL
COM2003-00021 EH-Civil Code Violation SV-CODE $500.00
270 W Maude St Port Hadlock, WA 98339 SUBTOTAL $500.00
REMITTANCE INFORMATION
ATTN: Becca Maurer
Senior Code Compliance Specialist
Jefferson County Environmental Public Health
615 Sheridan Street
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270 W MAUDE ST
PORT HADLOCK, WA 98339-9618
INVOICE NUMBER INVOICE DATE INVOICE DUE DATE INVOICE STATUS INVOICE DESCRIPTION
INV-00009722 08/05/2026 08/05/2026 Due Immediately Max one-time penalty violations
REFERENCE NUMBER FEE NAME TOTAL
COM2009-00191 EH-Civil Code Violation SV-CODE $500.00
890 Old Hadlock Rd Port Hadlock, WA 98339 SUBTOTAL $500.00
REMITTANCE INFORMATION
ATT N: Becca Maurer
Senior Code Compliance Specialist
Jefferson County Environmental Public Health
615 Sheridan Street
Port Townsend, WA 98368
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VOLUNTARY COMPLIANCE AGREEMENT
August 14, 2025
Sent via first class mail and return receipt requested.
Michael D. and Ginalyn P. Anderson
270 W. Maude St.
Port Hadlock, WA 98339-9618
Case # COM2009-00191,
COM2006-00025
Address: 890 Old Hadlock Rd.
Port Hadlock, WA, 98339
(Old Hadlock Road Property)
Parcel#:901112013
Case# COM2003-00021,
COM2021-00045, COM2009-00191,
COM2006-00025, and SOMI 978-00104
Address: 270 W. Maude St.
Port Hadlock, W A98339
(Maude Street Property)
Parcel# 961807214, 961807215,
961807217, and 961807201
RE : V oluntary C om pliance A greem ent
Dear Michael and Ginalyn Anderson (collectively "the Andersons"):
Jefferson County has issued to you Notices of Violation and Order of Abatement (Notice)
under title 19 of the Jefferson County Code (JCC) address the code violations and public
nuisances at each of your properties located at the Old Hadlock Road Property and the
Maude Street Property in Port Hadlock. Each of the Notices has serious consequences,
including daily fines of$500 per day and recovery of the county's staff time and attorney's
fees. Together, the maximum daily fines for both properties amount to $1,000 per day.
Jefferson County has taken this step as a result of the failure of its efforts to obtain
voluntary compliance. As detailed in the history section below, there is a long history of
solid waste violations at both properties over many years resulting from Mr. Anderson's
business registered with the Washington Department of Licensing as Michael's Custom
Rebuild and Towing. Among other serious problems that now exist, the solid waste at each
property is blocking a county road to such an extent that emergency vehicles cannot pass
through. The connection between the dangers to the public at both properties is Mr.
Anderson's business, which Jefferson County has proved in court to be illegal.
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Je fferso n C o u n ty o ffers to en ter in to th is V o lun tar y C o m p li an ce A g reem e n t to m ak e it
possible for you to avoid the serious consequences of additional code compliance efforts
to bring both properties into compliance with Jefferson County code and to settle the
'outstanding judgment lien all of the properties previously owned by Mr. Anderson and now
owned by both of you, plus 12 percent interest per year, which we calculate to be
$80,852.29, as of May 1, 2025. We understand that since the judgment lien was recorded
on these properties on July 13, 2020, Ms. Anderson became a record owner of the
properties and, therefore, is equally responsible for any violations of the JCC along with
Mr . Anderson.
In addition, the agreement would resolve the violations of the ICC at both the Old Hadlock
Road Property and Maude Street Property, daily fines at each property that will accrue
from the Notice of Violation, which is attached to this Voluntary Compliance Agreement.
Finally, with Mr. Anderson's cooperation, Jefferson County is investigating the extent of
hazardous substances and petroleum hydrocarbons found in soil and groundwater at the
Old Hadlock Road Property. These environmental contaminates were initially found in
2005. The Old Hadlock Road Property boarders Chimacum Creek, a Type I salmon stream
and is within ½ mile of a public well. The aquifer below 890 Old Hadlock Road serves as
a public supply of drinking water for over 4,000 people. On April 6, 2006, Mr. Anderson
signed a Voluntary Performance Agreement requiring him to remove all solid waste and
junk vehicles from the Old Hadlock Road Property, so a site hazard assessment could be
completed for the environmental contaminants present. For the hazardous substances and
petroleum hydrocarbons, Mr. Anderson agreed to enter into the Washington Department
of Ecology's Voluntary Cleanup Program within 90 days. When Mr. Anderson failed to
live up to his commitments, a lawsuit was filed against him by the Jefferson County
Prosecuting Attorney's Office.
More recently, Jefferson County obtained grant funding for investigation of the
environmental contamination from the Washington Department of Ecology
Unfortunately, the solid waste and junk vehicles at the Old Hadlock Road Property has
impeded the on-going environmental investigation.
History of Mr. Anderson's failure to comply with the JCC and court orders
As determined by the courts, Mr. Anderson runs an illegal business that includes both of
the properties. Mr. Anderson has been an owner of both properties for many years. Ms.
Anderson was more recently added as an owner to both properties. As owners of these
properties, both Mr. and Ms. Anderson are responsible for correcting violations of the
Jefferson County Code on each property.
Violations of the JCC at the Old Hadlock Road Property
Jefferson County Public Health (JCPH) has opened 10 complaint cases for the 890 Old
Hadlock Road Property. Jefferson County and Mr. Anderson have been in protracted
litigation over junk vehicles and other solid waste that must be removed from the Old
Hadlock Road Property. Starting in 2008, Mr. Anderson repeatedly has lost in the Jefferson
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County Superior Court, where the court ordered him to abate a public nuisan ce, including
rem oval of hundreds of junk vehicl es and issued a perm an ent inj un ction pro hi biting
b ri n gin g solid w aste an d junk vehicles to the Ol d Hadlock Road Property.
S umm ary ju d g m e nt an d a permanent injunction against Mr. Anderson was entered by the
superior court on March 9, 2011 that prohibited Mr. Anderson from, "Depositing or leaving
at or bringing or hauling to the parcel known as APN 901-112-103 any motor vehicle,
vehicle hulk, trailer, fifth wheel, boat or other personal property that did not and/or could
not arrive at APN 901-112 · l 03 under its own power." A warrant of abatement was issued
by the Jefferson County Clerk on March 10, 2011 to abate solid waste on the Old Hadlock
Road Property and "not less than 182junk vehicles." Pursuant to the March 10, 2011 writ
of abatement, Jefferson County removed an estimated 77 tons of solid waste from the Old
Hadlock Road Property, including 150 or more junk vehicles.
In May 2011, a Washington State trooper observed more junk vehicles on the Old
Hadlock Road Property, and Jefferson County obtained a second order requiring
additional abatement of solid waste, including junk vehicles, on January 13, 2012. Mr .
Anderson was held in contempt of the permanent injunction by the superior court on
June 8, 2012. The permanent injunction was amended by the superior court on November
2, 2012.
The superior court ordered a third warrant of abatement that was issued by the Jefferson
County Clerk on March 6, 2018 because Mr . Anderson brought even more solid waste,
including junk vehicles to the Old Hadlock Road Property, in violation of the amended
permanent injunction. The third abatement included 90 junk vehicles (including 13 boats)
brought on to the Old Hadlock Road Property since March 27, 2012. On January 26, 2018,
Mr . Anderson was held in contempt of the amended permanent injunction and was ordered
to pay a fine and attorney's fees. On October 1, 2019, the Washington Court of Appeals,
District 2 affirmed the superior court's 2018 decision requiring a third abatement of 90
junk vehicles and the order holding Mr. Anderson in contempt for violation of the amended
permanent injunction.
Mr. Anderson was ordered to by the court of appeals to pay the Jefferson County's
attorney's fees and costs on February 11, 2020. Final judgment against Mr. Anderson for
the Old Hadlock Road Property was entered on May 1, 2020 and was recorded on July 13,
2020. ,
Despite the numerous Jefferson County wins in court cases brought against Mr. Anderson,
he continues to bring junk vehicles and solid waste to the Old Hadlock Road Property in
violation of the amended permanent injunction.
These are photographs taken at the Old Hadlock Road Property on February 8, 2024:
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The photogra ph below tak en on Februa ry 8, 2024 show s solid waste blockin g O ld H adlock
Road:
Despite JCPH 's effo rts to achi eve volun tary com pliance wi th M r. An derson, the situation
is w orse now th an in February 2024. As one example, blocking the road access makes
emergency vehicle access to neighboring properties impossible. This cannot continue. The
Old Hadlock Road Property is a public nuisance that endangers residents living near it.
Accordingly, the Notice of Violation was issued for the Old Hadlock Road Property.
History at the Maude Street Property
Mr. Anderson runs his illegal business from the Maude Street Property. After the October
l, 2019 court of appeals decision, the Jefferson County District Court approved a fine
against Mr. Anderson for bringing vehicles of the list of junk vehicles to be abated on the
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O ld H a d lo c k R o a d P ro p e rty to th e M a u d e S tr ee t P ro p ert y . M r. An d erso n ap p ealed th e fi n e
to th e s u p e ri o r co u rt , th e n to th e c o urt o f ap p e al s an d lo st.
T h e s itu a tio n a t th e M a u d e S tr e e t P ro p erty a lso n eg ativ ely im p a cts em erg en cy v eh ic le
a c c e s s , as s h o wn o n th e ae ria l p h o to g ra p h b e lo w :
T h e M a u d e S tre e t P ro p e rt y a ls o is a p u b li c n u isan c e th a t en d an g e rs re sid en ts li v in g n ear it.
This situation at the Maude Street Property cannot be allowed to continue. Accordingly,
the Notice of Violation was issued for the Maude Street Property.
Violations of the JCC at the Maude Street Property
After the third abatement at the Old Hadlock Properly, Jefferson County adopted
Ordinance 09-12 l 0-20, on December 10, 2020, which was codified into title 19 JCC. Title
19 JCC added significant enforcement tools in chapter 19.30 JCC, including:
• Monetary penalties in JCC 19.30.010 and 19.30.015. This includes penalties
for each day of violation of up to $500 per property.
• Recovery costs under JCC 19.30.020(2), "including but not limited to personnel
costs, both direct and indirect and including attorney's fees; actual expenses and
costs of the county in preparing notices and contracts; hearing examiner costs;
and the costs of any required printing and mailing."
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• A li en u n d er JC C 19 .3 0 .0 2 0 (3) th at runs wi th th e lan d fo r an y m o n etary p en a lty
im p o sed , th e co st of an y p ro ceed in g s un d er titl e 19 JC C , an d all o th er rela ted
co sts ag ain st th e real p ro pe rt y on w h ich th e m o n etary p en a lty w a s im p o sed o r
an y o f th e w ork o f ab atem en t w as p e rfo rm ed . Th e li en sh a ll b e su b o rd in a te to
all p rev io u sly ex istin g spe cial as sessm e n t lien s im p o sed on th e sam e p ro p erty
an d sh all b e su p eri o r to all o th er li en s, ex cep t fo r state an d co un ty tax es, wi th
w h ich it sh all b e o n a p ar ity .
• N o tices o f stop w o rk ord ers an d ord ers o f ab atem en t un d er JC C 19 .1 0 .0 5 0 .
• D eni al o r sus p en sio n o f an y p ermi t issue d b y th e co un ty un til th e v io latio n is
co rr ected un d erJ C C 19 .10 .0 7 5 an d JC C 19 .10 .0 8 0 .
• R eco rd in g wi th th e Jeffers o n C o u nty A u d ito r a n o tice o f p o tential un co rr ected
v io latio n fi n d in g o n th e titl e o f th e p ro pe rt y un d er JC C 19 . 10 .0 9 0 .
Jefferso n C o un ty m ay u se an y of th ese to o ls to o b ta in co rr ectio n o f vi o latio n s o f th e JC C .
List of violations of title 19 JCC at both properties.
The following violations exist at both properties:
JCC 19.10.015(36) states:
"Nuisance" includes: (a) conditions meeting the definition in RCW 7 .48.120, that are
public nuisances; and (b) each of the conditions determined to be nuisances pursuant to
RCW 36.32.120(10) by the board of county commissioners, namely: (i) abandoned or
derelict vessel nuisances; (ii) attractive nuisances; (iii) building nuisances; (iv) burning
nuisances; (v) civil code violations; (vi) other nuisances declared by the board of county
commissioners or the board of health and which are codified in the JCC; (vii) public right-
of-way nuisances; (viii) salvage nuisances; and (ix) vehicle nuisances.
JCC 19.10.020 (1) and (2) state:
(1) All civil code violations consistent with JCC 19.10.015(14) are hereby determined to
be detrimental to the public health, safety, and environment and are hereby declared public
nuisances, which may be subject to abatement and recovery of abatement costs pursuant to
RCW 36.32.120(10), as now enacted or hereafter amended.
(2) All nuisances as defined under JCC 19.10.015(36) are hereby determined to be
detrimental to the public health, safety, and environment and are hereby declared public
nuisances, which may be subject to abatement and recovery of abatement costs pursuant to
RCW 36.32.120(10), as now enacted or hereafter amended .
• JCC 19.10.015(8) "Attractive nuisance" means a condition that is detrimental to minors,
whether in or on a building, on the premises of a building, or upon an unoccupied lot, which
is left in any place exposed or accessible to children, including, but not limited to, unused
or abandoned refrigerators, freezers, or other large appliances or equipment or any parts
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th e reo f; ab a n d o n e d m o to r v e h icl e s; an y stru ctur a ll y u n so un d or un sa fe fe n ce or b u il d in g ;
an y un se c ur e d or a b an d o n ed ex ca v atio n , p it, w ell , cistern , sto rage t ank or sh a ft ; an d an y
lum b er, tr as h , d e b ri s o r v e g e ta tio n w h ic h m ay p ro v e a hazard for minors.
JCC 19.10.015(50). "Salvage nuisance" means the outside accumulation of solid waste
or materials that have an adverse impact on public health and safety.
JCC 19.10.015(59) "Vehicle Nuisance" means (1) Placement of any inoperative, junk' or
wrecked vehicles, or secondhand vehicle parts on private property, Jefferson County right-
of-way, or other property controlled by Jefferson County is a nuisance, as defined under
JCC 19.10.015(36), except where storing an inoperative, junk or wrecked vehicle, or
secondhand vehicle part is a permitted use under title 18 JCC and exempt under subsection
(2) of this section.
JCC 8.10.025 Owner responsibilities for solid waste.
1) General.
The owner, operator, or occupant of any premise, business, establishment, or industry
shall be responsible for the satisfactory and legal arrangement for the solid waste
handling of all solid waste generated or accumulated by them on the property. An
owner is not relieved of the duties and obligations imposed by this Chapter because the
owner has leased the property or premises to another or permitted others to occupy the
premises or operate there.
2) Removal.
It shall be the responsibility of the owner, operator or occupant of any premise,
business, establishment or industry to remove solid waste from the premises where it
was generated to a permitted solid waste handling facility at a frequency that does not
create a nuisance or litter problem, or at a frequency otherwise approved by the Health
Officer. The Health Officer may require any person who does not store, remove,
transport, or dispose of solid waste consistent wi th these regulations, or who stores
solid waste so as to create a nuisance or litter problem, to remove solid waste from the
premises where it was generated, or collected, by that person to a permitted solid waste
handling facility no less frequently than once per week.
3) Disposal.
(a) Generally. It shall be the responsibility of the owner, operator or occupant of
any premise, business, establishment or industry to dispose of all solid wastes at an
1 RCW 46.55.010 (5) "Junk vehicle" means a vehicle certified under RCW 46.55.230 as meeting at least three of the
following requirements:
(a) Is three years old or older;
(b) ls extensively damaged, such damage including but not limited to any of the following: A broken window or
windshield, or missing wheels, tires, motor, or transmission;
(c) Is apparently inoperable;
(d) Has an approximate fa ir market value equal only to the approximate value of the scrap in it.
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app ro pri ate so lid w as te hand li ng fa ci lity pcnn itt ed to receive such w aste, or in a
m an ner consist ent w ith these regu lations as ap p rov ed by the H ealth O ffi cer. Should
a situ atio n arise w here disposal of so lid w as te is not covered under th ese
reg ulatio ns, the H ealth O ffi cer sh all determ ine acceptab ility of a m ethod of disposal
fo r th e so lid w as te on a case-b y-case b asis.
JCC 8.10.305 Solid waste handling standards for specific waste stream.
(6) M o dera te R isk W aste an d U sed O il.
(a) Sm all Q u an tity G en era tor (S Q G ) W as te.
(i) A pp licability. Th is sub section ap p li es to co n dition all y exem pt sm all quantit y
gen era tors (S Q G s) as defi n ed in JC C 8. l O. lO O . In add ition to the requirem ents of this
section , SQ G s m ust m eet th e stora ge req uirem en ts of su b section ( 6)(b) of this section.
(i i) W aste D esig nation . SQ G s sh all desig nate su spected or kn own dangero us w astes
p ursuant to WAC 173-303-070 thro ug h J 73-303-100.
(iii) C on tain er L abeling . SQ G s shall label all co nta iners of M R W an d used oil w ith the
nam e of the w aste an d id entify the m ajo r risk (s) associated w ith the w aste in the
con tain er or tank fo r em p loyees, em ergen cy resp onse personnel and the public.
C on tain ers of M R W shall also be labeled with th e w ords "haz ar dous w aste" or
"dan gero u s w aste."
(iv ) Seco n dary C o ntainm en t. T he healt h offi cer m ay require an SQ G to pro vide
seco nd ary con tainm en t fo r liq uid M R W and/or used oil stored on site if the health
offi cer determ in es th at th ere is a potential thr eat to public h ealth or the envir onm ent due
to th e natu re of th e w as tes being accum ulated, the lo cation of accum ulation, or due to a
history of sp ill s or releases fr om accum ulatio n co n tainers. W hen required under this
subsectio n , a secon d ary co ntainm ent sy stem m ust b e du rable, com patible wi th the w aste
it is m eant to co ntain, an d large en ou gh to co ntain a vo lum e equal to 10 percent of all
con tain ers, or 110 p ercen t of the largest sin g le co n tainer, w hichever is gr eater.
(v ) H azardou s M aterial s M anagem ent P lan s. If an SQ G has violated an y part of this
regu lation , the heal th offi cer m ay requir e the SQ G to prepare an d fo llow a written
haz ardo us m aterials m anagem ent plan ap pro v ed by pub lic heal th and in a form at
prescribed by p u blic healt h .
(b) Storage R eq u irem ents.
(i) SQ G w aste, used oil, an d haz ar dous substan ces shall be stored in containers
wh ich ar e:
(A ) C om p atib le w ith the w aste co ntained therein;
(B ) In go o d con ditio n an d w ith out any leaks, corr osion or other sign s of
deterioratio n ;
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(C ) S e c u r e ly cl o s e d a t a ll tim e s e x c e p t d u ri n g th e a d d itio n o r re m o v a l o f
c o n te n ts ; an d
(ii) C o n t a in e r s o f S Q G w a s te , u s e d o il, an d h az ar d o u s s u b s ta n c e s s h a ll b e s to r e d o n
a n im p e r v io u s s ur fa c e an d in a lo c a tio n (s ) th a t is c o v e r e d an d c o n tr o ll e d to p r e v e n t:
(A ) C o n ta in e r d e te ri o r a t io n d u e to w e a th e r e x p o s u r e ;
(B) Surface water run-on and run-off;
(C) Exposure to extreme temperatures;
(D) Unintentional discharge to stormwater, soil, or surface water; and
(E ) Any other controllable condition which may cause or increase the
possibility of container failure.
JCC 8.15.150 Operations, Maintenance, and Monitoring.
(1) Responsibility of Owner(s). The owner of every residence, business, or other place
where persons congregate, reside or are employed that is served by an OSS, and each
person with access to deposit materials in the OSS shall use, operate, and maintain the
system to eliminate the risk to the public associated with improperly treated sewage.
Owners' duties arc included, without limitation, in the following list:
(a) They shall comply with the conditions stated on the on-site sewage permit.
(j) They shall comply with inspection requirements in this section, and JCPH Policy
04-01 as adopted by the board of health as amended or replaced.
(1) They shall ensure that all monitoring and maintenance is performed by an
authorized person and reported to JCPH in the prescribed time frame and approved
format.
(n) They should not drive, park or store vehicles or equipment over the drainfield
or reserve area.
(2) Breach of Owner's Responsibilities. An owner's or occupier's failure to fulfill any of
the responsibilities in subsection (1) of this section shall be a basis for a notice of violation
and for the health officer to decline to issue approval for further development on the parcel.
Fines from penalties at each property are:
Violations Daily Penalty
Nuisance Violations: $250. 00 each
JCC 19.10.015 (8) Attractive Nuisance
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JC C 19 .1 0 .0 15 (5 0 ) S a lv a g e N u isan c e
JC C 19 .2 5 .0 10 V eh icl e N u isa n ce
Civil Code Violations: $250.00 each
JCC 8.15.150(1) Operations, Maintenance, and Monitoring
JCC 8.10.025(3) Owner Responsibilities for Solid Waste
JCC 8.10.305(6) Moderate Risk Waste and Used Oil
Total Penalty $500.00 (Max Daily Penalty)
This is the maximum daily fine for each property. These daily fines for each property total:
• $500 for 890 Old Hadlock Road; and,
• $500 for 270 W. Maude Street.
Together, the maximum daily fines for both properties amount to $1,000 per day.
The following are findings of facts for 890 Old Hadlock Rd.'
• Mr. Anderson submitted a proposal to Department of Community
Development (DCD) to request to permit an Automotive repair and/or Auto
Wrecking Yard use in a Rural Residential Zone. This request was denied on
August 17, 2011.
• On April 23, 2012 JCPH received a complaint that Mr. Anderson was
towing junk vehicles back onto the Old Hadlock Property. On June 8, 2012
Michael Anderson was found in Contempt of Court and fined $1,959.
• The court granted the county's motion for an amended permanent injunction
and entered an order allowing for continued jurisdiction on November 2,
2012. Superior court also concluded that the Old Hadlock Road Property
continued to be a public nuisance. Mr. Anderson did not appeal the
November 2, 2012 order amending the permanent injunction, so it is final
and enforceable.
• Mr. Anderson had brought an additional 90 junk vehicles onto the Old
Hadlock Road Property since the entry of the 2012 amended permanent
injunction.
• On January 26, 2018, Mr. Anderson was held in contempt for violating the
2012 amended permanent injunction. Mr. Anderson appealed the decision.
On March 11, 2019, the Washington Court of Appeals affirmed the entry of
the order of contempt, the order for the warrant of abatement, the award of
fines for contempt, and the award of attorney foes and costs. A judgement
in the amount of $50,532.68 was entered and a judgement lien was recorded
on all properties previously owned by Mr. Anderson alone and now owned
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by both of you, including the 890 Old Hadlock Road Property and the
M aude Street Property .
• 'Th e lien was placed on all of Mr. Anderson's properties on May 1, 2020.
The judgment is accruing 12 percent post-judgment interest per annum. As
of May 1, 2025, we calculate the judgment lien, including post-judgment
interest totals $80.852.29.2 Proceeds of any sale of these properties will be
subject to the lien.
• The Permanent Injunction ordered and adjudged that "Defendant Michael
Anderson Continues to be and is permanently enjoined from:
Parting (disassembling or cannibalizing) Motor Vehicles at, upon or within
the boundaries of a certain parcel of the real property that he owns within
unincorporated Jefferson County, specifically the parcel known as the [Old
Hadlock Road Property], also known as APN 901-112-013;
Processing scrap metal at, upon or within the boundaries of a certain parcel
of real property that he owns within unincorporated Jefferson County
specifically the parcel known as the [Old Hadlock Road Property], also
known as APN 901-112-013; and
Depositing or leaving at or bringing or hauling to the parcel known as APN
901-112-013 any solid waste, including but not limited to junk vehicles,
tires, and/or any other personal property which fits within the statutory
definition of solid waste.
• On March 21, 2025 JCPH Code Compliance Specialist, Maurer, confirmed
all above-mentioned permanent injunction order to be in violation. As well
as civil code violations of title 8 JCC and meets title 19 JCC definition of a
Public Nuisance. "'Public nuisance' has the same meaning as in RCW
7.48.130." JCC 18.10.015(43). RCW 7.48.130 states: "A public nuisance is
one which affects equally the rights of an entire community or
neighborhood, although the extent of the damage may be unequal."
The following are findings of facts for the Maude Street Property:
• The March 9, 2011 permanent injunction ordered and adjudged that under
Conclusion of Law Section L. "Defendant Michael Anderson cannot be and
is not "grandfathered" as a legal non-conforming use for scrap procession
or as a wrecking yard at the [Old Hadlock Road Pro perty ] because those
uses occurring at or upon the [Old Hadlock Road Property] have never been
legal, lawful, or licensed by the state of WA", this applies to all properties
2 $80,852.29 lien= $50,532.68, in cluding taxable costs and attorn ey's fe es of $44,532,68 w ith 12 percent per
annum.
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w h e re M ic h a e l's C u sto m R e b u il d an d T o w in g w as o p era tin g , in cl u d in g th e
M a u d e S tree t P ro p erty .
• A re q u e st fo r a co d e in te rp re tatio n w as m ad e to th e U ni ted D ev elo p m en t
C o d e (U D C) ad m ini str ato r to d e te rm in e if all, a portion, or none of Mr.
Anderson business activities and associated structures located at 270 W.
Maude St. '"grandfathered"' under the regulatory provisions of Jefferson
County.
• On April 22, 2016, the UDC administrator responded to the request for a
code interpretation and concluded that:
Auto Repair and Autos Towed to Site: The records provided
supports the auto repair services as well as the towing of vehicles to
the Maude Street location as a natural part of the auto repair service.
The receipts reviewed by the County staff indicates the repairs were
made to vehicles titled in persons OTHER THAN Mr. Anderson or
other family members and thus it will be the repair of vehicles NOT
OWNED by Mr. Anderson or other family members that will be
considered grandfathered at the [Old Hadlock Road Property].
and
Custom Auto Rebuild: There was no record provided that custom
Auto Rebuilding was performed at this site prior to the 1992 zoning
code. While the phrase "Custom Rebuild" is found in the title of his
business, that is not proof such a business was created or in place at
the [Old Hadlock Road Property] before 1992.
and
Hulk hauler/metal recycler: Hulk hauling and metal recycling are
regulated activities by the State of Washington (RCW 46.55, 46.79)
The first record appears in 1996, a hulk hauler license was issued to
Mr. Anderson, no license was provided for scrap metal or metal
recycling. Neither of these activities were lawfully established for
the [Old Hadlock Road Property] prior to the 1992 zoning code.
and
Used auto Parts/Parts Salvage Yard/Wrecking Yard: These
activities are regulated by the State of Washington (RCW 46.80).
No license exists or was provided in the record; therefore, this
activity had not lawfully been established at the [Old Hadlock Road
Property] prior to the 1992 zoning code.
• Even if Jefferson County considers Mr. Anderson "working on other cars
not owned by him or any other family members to be grandfathered in," the
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O ld H a d lo c k R o a d P ro p e rt y still n e e d s to m e e t Je ffe rs o n C o u n ty titl e 8 J C C
h e a lt h an d safe ty c o d e s a n d c u rr e n tl y m e e ts th e titl e 19 JCC definition of a
Public Nuisance. '"Public nuisance' has the sam e meaning as in RCW
7.48.130." JCC 18.10.015(43). RCW 7.48.130 states: "A public nuisance
is one which affects equally the rights of an entire community or
neighborhood, although the extent of the damage may be unequal."
• On April 4, 2024, Jefferson County Public Health Code Compliance
Specialist, Mauer, completed a site inspection of 270 W. Maude St. with
Mr. Anderson Present. Code Compliance Specialist, Mauer, determined
there was a Public Nuisance, a Vehicle Nuisance, an Attractive Nuisance,
and a Salvage Nuisance.
• On March 24, 2025, JCPH code compliance specialist, Maurer confirmed
civil code violations of title 8 JCC and meets title 19 JCC definition of a
Public Nuisance. "Public nuisance" has the same meaning as in RCW
7.48.130." JCC 18.10.015(43). RCW 7.48.130 states: "A public nuisance
is one which affects equally the rights of an entire community or
neighborhood, although the extent of the damage may be unequal."
Settlement of Code Violation Fines and Judgment Lien
Jefferson County offers to settle the judgment lien and the violations of the JCC with the Andersons
as follows:
• You shall cooperate with the on-going environmental site investigation being
conducted by the County in coordination with the Washington Department of
Ecology (Ecology) at the 890 Old Hadlock Road Property. Reasonable access shall
be given to the County and Ecology, their employees and their agents to perform
the work necessary to characterize the scope of the contamination and determine
the remediation necessary.
• To avoid further penalties, fees, and other costs incurred during enforcement
approved under title 19 JCC and the March 3, 2018 Re-Issued Warrant for
Abatement for the Old Hadlock Road Property; all nuisances and civil code
violations shall be abated pursuant to the schedule below.
• The existing violations, required corrective actions and deadlines are described
below.
Corrective Actions and Deadlines for the 890 Old Hadlock Road Property
1) Jefferson County Code (JCC) 19.10.015 (8) "Attractive nuisance"
lmmediately: Remove any conditions detrimental to minors, including, but not limited to,
unused or abandoned refrigerators, freezers, or other large appliances or equipment or any
parts thereof; abandoned motor vehicles; any structurally unsound or unsafe fence or
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building; an y un secur ed or abandoned excavation, pit, w ell , cistern , storage tan k or shaft;
an d an y lum ber, trash, debris or vegetati on w hi ch m ay prove a haz ar d fo r m inors.
2) JCC 19.10.015 (50) "Salvage nuisance"
Im m ediately: C eas e accum ulati on of soli d w as te or m aterials that have an adverse im pact
on publi c healt h and safe ty at the Ol d H adlock R oad Property.
3) JCC 19.2S.010 "Vehicle Nuisance"
a) B y Septem ber 13, 2025: R em ove all inoperative, junk, wr ecked vehi cl es, or secondhan d
vehi cle part s fr om private pro perty, the Jefferson C oun ty right of w ay or an y other pro pert y
contr oll ed by Jefferson C ounty. T here is no permi tt ed use un der titl e 18 JC C or JC C
19 .25.0 10 (2).
b) B y F ebru ary 14 , 2026: R em ove all junk, wr ecked vehi cl es, or second-hand car part s fr om
th e O ld H adlock R oad P ro perty
4) .TCC 8.10.30S(6)(a)(iii) Moderate Risk Waste and Used Oil.
a) lnm 1ediately: Label all conta iners of m oderate risk w as te, dan gerous w as te, an d household
haz ar dous w as te. A ll conta iners of m odera te risk w aste shall also be labeled w ith the w ords
"hazar dous w aste" or "dangero us w aste"
5) JCC 8.10.305(6)(b)(i) Moderate Risk Waste and Used Oil:
a) Im m ediately: C leanup any: (1) M oderate risk w aste as defi ned in JC C 8.1 0.10 0, incl uding
an y sm all quan tity generator (C ESQ G ) w as te an d household haz ar dous w aste (H H W ) as
defined in chapter 8.1 5 JC C : (2) U sed oil as defined in JC C 8.1 0 .1 00, in cl uding an y used
oil tha t up resulted in the haza rdous substan ces detected in soil at the O ld H adlock R oad
(2-butan one, ac etone, an d toluene) and petro leum , hydro car bons (T PH -D x and TPH -G x at
level s that exceeded state M T C A cl ean up levels) as descri bed in the Septem ber 24, 20 09
An derson P ro perty A uto W reckin g Integr ated A ssessm ent (ecology an d environm ent, inc.)
that m ay have spill ed onto th e gro un d. Ens ur e containers of used oil an d household
haza rdous w aste ar e stored in com patible containers in good condition, an d ar e sec ur ely
cl osed at all tim es.
b) B y Septem ber 13, 2025: H az ar dous substan ce m ust be pro perl y stor ed under cover, on an
im perm eable surface, off th e gr ound, an d not visible fr om publi c or private propert y.
In spection w ill be required to correct this violation.
c) O n-going for the term of this voluntary com pliance agreem ent: E nsure an y haza rdous
substan ces are pro perly stored in acco rdan ce wi th JC C and sta te law .
6) JCC 8.10.025(3) Owner responsibilities for solid waste
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A ppro ved by:
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Name: Pinky Feria Mingo Date
Director, Environmental Health and Water Quality
Acceptance of Voluntary Compliance Agreement Terms:
I have read and understand all of the terms of this voluntary compliance agreement. I have either
consulted with an attorney about all the terms of this voluntary compliance agreement or decided
that consultation with an attorney is not necessary. Having fully considered all the terms of this
voluntary compliance agreement and its potential consequences, I agree to the terms of this
voluntary compliance agreement outlined above.
Signature: 1na;Lal > (&~.._,_ Signature:d/1~ OM cbt~ I')_./'). 2s-
Name: Michael D. Anderson Date Name: ef~atyn P. Anderson Date
Property Owner Property Owner
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N o t ic e o f N o n c o m p li a n c e w it h th is V o lu n t a ry · C o m p li a n c e A g r e e m e n t.
(a) Notice of Noncompliance, If JCPH determines that terms of this voluntary compliance
agreement are not completely met, the director may issue a notice of noncompliance, with a
description of all incomplete or untimely corrective or abatement action required under this
voluntary compliance agreement. The notice of noncompliance shall also include the
monetary penalty to be imposed based upon the failure to comply with this voluntary
compliance agreement. Any future repeat violations on either of the properties will be
assessed at $1,000 per day.
(b) Appeal. Under JCC 19.15.015(l)(c), you may appeal the notice of noncompliance as
provided by JCC 19.35.015 or JCC 19.40.015.
(c) Abatement, Costs, and Penalties for Noncompliance. If the director issues a notice of
noncompliance and the notice of noncompliance is not successfully challenged through
appeal as provided by JCC 19.35.015 or JCC 19.40.015, then:
(i) The department may abate the nuisance in accordance with this chapter without the
person responsible being issued a notice of violation, stop work order, or notice of
violation and order of abatement;
(ii) The person responsible shall be assessed a monetary penalty commencing on the
date set for correction in this voluntary compliance agreement and thereafter, in
accordance with JCC 19.30.010 or the penalty provisions of this voluntary compliance
agreement, plus all costs incurred by the county to pursue compliance with this chapter
and to abate the nuisance in accordance with JCC 19.20.015 and JCC 19.30.020.
(iv) You may be subject to other remedies authorized by title 19 JCC.
Please review this voluntarv compliance agreement and, if acceptable. sign and retum on or before
September 13, 2025 or daily penalties will begin to accrue and enforcement will begin on both
Properties.
Thank you for your cooperation.
Respectfully,
9e1,«- ~~-
Becca Maurer
Jefferson County Public Health
615 Sheridan Street
Port Townsend, WA 98368
Phone 360 - 379- 4467
bmaurer@coj eff erson. wa. us
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Public Healtn
615 Sheridan Street
Port Townsend, WA 98368
www .JeffersonCountyPublicHealth.org
November 17, 2025
Michael D. and Ginalyn P. Anderson
270 W. Maude St.
Port Hadlock, WA 98339-9618
Case#
COM2009-00191 and COM2006-00025,
for 890 Old Hadlock, Rd., Port Hadlock,
WA,Parcel#:901112013
Case # COM2003-00021, COM2021-
00045, COM2009-00191, COM2006-
00025, and SOM1978-00104 for 270 W.
Maude St.
Port Hadlock, WA, Parcel #s:
961807214,961807215,961807217,and
961807201
Re: Offer of Extension to Timelines in Voluntary Compliance Agreement
Dear Michael and Ginalyn Anderson (collectively "the Andersons"):
On September 10, 2025, you entered into a Voluntary Compliance Agreement (attached) with
Jefferson County Public Health, agreeing to meet specific deadlines to bring the property into
compliance, avoid the accrual of penalties, and work toward resolving the lien placed on your
properties.
On November 7, 2025, we received your written request for an extension due to medical
reasons. After reviewing your request, Jefferson County Public Health is prepared to grant the
extensions listed below for all parcels covered under the Voluntary Compliance Agreement,
provided that you first remove all vehicle nuisances from the public right-of-way previously
marked by Public Works during our site inspection on November 7, 2025, before your
scheduled surgery.
During the extension period, no new violations may occur, and no additional salvage, vehicles,
or solid waste may be brought onto the property.
Community Health
Developmental Disabilities
360-385-9400
360-385-9401 (I)
Environmental Public Health
Water Quality
360-385-9444
Always working for a safer and healthier community (fl 360-379-4487
The violations and updated correct ive action deadlines fo r both subject propert ies are listed
below :
1) Jefferson County Code (JCC) 19.10.015 (8) "Attractive nuisance"
Immediately: Remove any conditions detrimental to minors, including, but not limited to,
unused or abandoned refrigerators, freezers, or other large appliances or equipment or any
parts thereof; abandoned motor vehicles; any structurally unsound or unsafe fence or
building; any unsecured or abandoned excavation, pit, well, cistern, storage tank or shaft;
and any lumber, trash, debris or vegetation which may prove a hazard for minors.
2) JCC 19.10.015 (50) "Salvage nuisance"
Immediately: Cease accumulation of solid waste or materials that have an adverse impact
on public health and safety at the Old Hadlock Road Property.
3) JCC 19.25.010 "Vehicle Nuisance"
a) By November 19, 2025: Remove all inoperative, junk, wrecked vehicles, or secondhand
vehicle parts from private property, the Jefferson County right of way or any other property
controlled by Jefferson County. There is no permitted use under title 18 JCC or JCC
19.25.010(2).
b) By April l, 2026: Remove all junk, wrecked vehicles, or second-hand car parts from the
Old Hadlock Road Property
4) JCC 8.10.305(6)(a)(iii) Moderate Risk Waste and Used Oil.
a) Immediately: Label all containers of moderate risk waste, dangerous waste, and household
hazardous waste. All containers of moderate risk waste shall also be labeled with the words
"hazardous waste" or "dangerous waste"
5) JCC 8.10.305(6)(b)(i) Moderate Risk Waste and Used Oil:
a) Immediately: Cleanup any: (1) Moderate risk waste as defined in JCC 8.10.100, including
any small quantity generator (CESQG) waste and household hazardous waste (HHW) as
defined in chapter 8.15 JCC: (2) Used oil as defined in JCC 8.10.100, including any used
oil that up resulted in the hazardous substances detected in soil at the Old Hadlock Road
(2-butanone, acetone, and toluene) and petroleum, hydrocarbons (TPH-Dx and TPH-Gx at
levels that exceeded state MTCA cleanup levels) as described in the September 24, 2009
Anderson Property Auto Wrecking Integrated Assessment (ecology and environment, inc.)
that may have spilled onto the ground. Ensure containers of used oil and household
hazardous waste are stored in compatible containers in good condition, and are securely
closed at all times.
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b) By January 1. 2025: Hazardous substance must be properly stored under cover, on an
impermeable surface, off the ground, and not visible from public or private property.
Inspection will be required to correct this violation.
c) On-going for the term of this voluntary compliance agreement: Ensure any hazardous
substances are properly stored in accordance with JCC and state law.
6) JCC 8.10.025(3) Owner responsibilities for solid waste
a) Completed: Provide proof of a contract with a disposal service legally authorized to collect
solid waste in Port Hadlock, WA, such as Waste Connections-Olympic Disposal.
b) By January 15, 2025: Remove and dispose of solid waste, defined in section 8.10.100 of
the Jefferson County Code (JCC) (as that section exists now or may in the future be
amended)Disposal receipts and an inspection will be required to correct this violation.
c) B y August 14, 2026: Discarded commodities, construction waste, wood waste, recycling,
scrap, and litter must be recycled or disposed of. This includes household garbage, broken
furniture, carpeting, windows, appliances, and secondhand car parts, etc. Disposal receipts
and an inspection will be required to correct this violation.
d) On-going for the tenn of this voluntary compliance agreement: Ensure that household
waste is properly disposed of. Disposal receipts will shall be submitted quarterly until
September 30, 2028 (third quarter of 2028).
e) On-going for the term of this voluntary compliance agreement: Provide evidence of
payment for the disposal service legally authorized to collect waste in Port Hadlock, WA,
such as Waste Connections-Olympic Disposal for each month during the active life of this
voluntary compliance agreement. Receipts shall be submittal quarterly.
7) JCC 8.15.150 Operations, Maintenance, and Monitoring:
a) Immediately: Cease parking, driving, or storing any vehicles or equipment over the drain
field or reserve area.
b) By November 30, 2025: Hire an O&M inspector to inspect your septic system to ensure
there are no deficiencies or violations. If deficiencies are found, corrections will be required
to correct this violation(s):
i) Minor Repairs (tank riser, etc.) within 30 days;
ii) Major Repairs-within 10 days of receiving an O&M report, contract with a septic
professional. JCPH issues repair permits typically for 90-270 days, depending on the
type of repair.
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8) Submit a Request for Certificate of Correction (JCC 19.10.065) upon completion of each
of the compliance requirements listed above.
Certificate of Correction
Attached is a Request for a Certificate of Correction (JCC 19.10.065). A Request for Certificate of
Correction must be submitted to JCPH in the form required by JCC 19.10.065(3), and signed and
dated by you. The Request for Certificate of Correction must include supporting information that
the violation has been corrected, such as receipts, photographs or signed contracts.
Thank you continuing to work towards compliance.
Respectfully,
Becca Maurer
Jefferson County Public Health
615 Sheridan Street
Port Townsend, WA 98368
Phone 360- 379-4467
bmaurer@co.jefferson.wa.us
Approved by:
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Attached: Signed Voluntary Compliance Agreement
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Pinky Feria Mingo, Director of Environmental Health and Water Quality
Carter Erickson, Environmental Health Manager
Philip Hunsucker, Chief Civil Deputy Prosecuting Attorney
Ariel Speser, Civil Deputy Prosecuting Attorney
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5/21/2026 Parcel# 901112013
CASE#COM2009-00191
Photo Log
MICHAEL D & GINALYN P ANDERSON
890 OLD HADLOCK RD. PORT HADLOCK, WA 98339
Legal Description: 511 T29 RlW TAX 83 Subj/Riparian Ease Ex#l19264 COURT CAUSE 08-2-00294-1
Photographer: Becca Maurer Witness: NA Camera: iPad mini (gen 5)
Area&
Description Photographs
Tax Parcel as
seen from
public land
records
From public
view on Old
Hadlock rd.
facing North.
Vehicle
nuisance both
on private and
county owned
property.
5/21/2026 Parcel# 901112013
CASE#COM2009-00191
From public
view on Old
Hadlock rd.
facing West.
Vehicle
nuisance in
country right-
of-way.
New
violations
brought onto
property.
5/21/2026 Parcel# 901112013
CASE#COM2009-00191
Photo Log
MICHAEL D & GINALYN P ANDERSON
890 OLD HADLOCK RD. PORT HADLOCK, WA 98339
Legal Description: S11 T29 R1W TAX 83 Subj/Riparian Ease Ex#119264 COURT CAUSE 08-2-00294-1
Photographer: Becca Maurer Witness: NA Camera: iPad mini (gen 5)
Area&
Description Photographs
Tax Parcel as
seen from
public land
records
From public
view on Old
Hadlock rd.
facing North.
Vehicle
nuisance both
on private and
county owned
property.
5/21/2026 Parcel# 901112013
CASE#COM2009-00191
From public
view on Old
Hadlock rd.
facing West.
New
violations
brought onto
property.
New
violations
brought onto
property.
5/21/2026 Parcel# 901112013
CASE#COM2009-00191
From public
view on Old
Hadlock rd.
facing North.
New vehicles,
more solid
waste, new
violations
brought back
onto the
property.
From public
view on Old
Hadlock rd.
facing North-
west.
5/2 1/2 0 2 6 P arce l# 90 11 12 0 13
C A S E #C O M 2 0 0 9 -0 0 19 1
From public
view on Old
Hadlock rd.
facing North-
west.
New vehicles,
more solid
waste, new
violations
brought back
onto the
property.
From public
view on Old
Hadlock rd.
facing West.
New vehicles,
more solid
waste, new
violations
brought back
onto the
property.
Unknown
hazardous
waste barrels.
5/21/2026 Parcel# 901112013
CASE#COM2009-00191
On Old
Hadlock Rd
facing North.
Additional
salvage
nuisances
brought onto
property.
On Old
Hadlock Rd
facing West.
Additional
salvage
nuisances
brought onto
property.
5/21/2026 Parcel# 901112013
CASE#COM2009-00191
On Old
Hadlock Rd
facing East.
Scrap bin
stored in
county right-
of-way.
Vehicle
nuisances and
scrap
nuisances.
On Old
Hadlock Rd
facing South-
East.
Scrap bin
stored in
county right-
of-way.
Vehicle
nuisances and
scrap
nuisances.
5/21/2026 Parcel# 901112013
CASE#COM2009-00191
On Old
Hadlock Rd
facing West.
Scrap bin'
stored in
county right-
of-way.
Vehicle
nuisances and
scrap
nuisances.
NOTE: Owner
does appear
to be pushing
scrap further
onto their
property
On Old
Hadlock Rd
facing West.
NOTE: Owner
does appear
to be pushing
scrap and
vehicle
nuisances
further onto
their
property.
5/2 1/2 0 2 6 P arcel# 90 1 1 12 0 13
C A S E #C O M 2 0 0 9 -0 0 19 1
Driveway on
North-East
end of
property.
Vehicle and
Salvage
nuisances.
Driveway on
North-East
end of
property.
Vehicle and
Salvage
nuisances.
5/21/2026 Parcel# 901112013
CASE#COM2009-00191
Driveway on
North-East
end of
property.
Attractive
nuisances,
Vehicle and
Salvage
nuisances.
Driveway on
North-East
end of
property.
Attractive
nuisances,
Vehicle and
Salvage
nuisances.