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Home My WebLink About1-AB - COM2009-00191_07_20251117_signed extention��sr1h r Public Healt November 17, 2025 Michael D. and Ginalyn P. Anderson 270 W. Maude St. Port Hadlock, WA 98339-9618 615 Sheridan Street Port Townsend, WA 98368 www.JeffersonCountyPublicHealth.org 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 (f) Always working for a safer and healthier community Environmental Public Health Water Quality 360-385-9444 (f) 360-379-4487 The violations and updated corrective action deadlines for both subject properties 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 1, 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. Page 2 of 4 b) B January t 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- =oin 3 for the term of this voluntM compliance a regiment: 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) L3yianuary 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) By 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 term of this voluntM 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. Page 3 of 4 8) Submit a Request for Certificate of Correction (JCC 19.10.065) upon completion of each of the compliance requirements listed above. Certificate of Correctio 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, 10, �A AA.,-- Becca Maurer Jefferson County Public Health 615 Sheridan Street Port Townsend, WA 98368 Phone 360- 379-4467 bmaurer@co.jefferson.wa.us Approved by: Name: Pinky Feria Mingo bate Environmental Health and Water Quality Director Attached: Signed Voluntary Compliance Agreement cc: File 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 Page 4 of 4