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HomeMy WebLinkAboutPRE2001-00052 ' UDC CONSISTENCY REVIEW Project Planner: M FARFAN Master#PRE01-00052 Review Type Project Description PRE01-00052 Performance Theater and Artist Retreat Primary: ERIK VAN BEUZEKOM Site Address: PATTIE MILES 161 CENTER RD CHIMACUM WA, 98325 CHIMACUM WA'ANir 78 ,5 Project Location: Parcel number 901 142 014 in Section 14, Township 29, Range 01 West, WM located at Center Rd, Chimacum, WA 98325 Parcel Number: 901142014 S-T-R: 14-29N-01W Legal Description S14 T29 R1W TAX 20(LESS N1/2 AC) Total Acreage: 1 Fire District: 1 Planning Area: 4 Flood Map (FIRM)Panel No:5300690170B Flood District: School District 49 COMP PL'N DESIGNATION: ILIVII CO I Pd ITY PLAN: /V/ t- UGA: �(> MPR: fJ 0 W A R SUPPLY UTILITY:Service Area PUD: [ ] Assesor's Map [vr Forest Lands: OD Adjoining Forest Lands: • Commercial/ Rural/ Inholding Setback: [ vr Mineral Lands: J 8.-0 [ irr Agricultural Lands: [ L.YESA's Wetlands: Aquifer Recharge Area: Stormwater site plan submitted Flood: 1\10 Rare Plants: ti) N Erosion: Landslide: NO Seismic: KYD Fish&Wildlife: itY/4 Stream Type: N/'9 Shoreline Designation: /Jill' Notice Provisions/Disclosure: Airport KO MRL N O Forest Lands /\.t o Landscaping Required: Parking Spaces Required Building Height Impervious Surface coverage percentage: Resource Lands&PPR: 10% Rural Commercial: 60% RVC,RI,LI/C: max of 20,000 sq ft NC: max 7,500 sq ft Rural Residential: 25% Rural Industrial: 60% LI: max 25,000 sq ft CC: max 5,000 sq ft GC: max 10,000 sq ft HI,PPR:none specified Total Building(s) Size: Setbacks: Front: Sides: Rear: Shoreline Setback: t.Vic-} LSHA Setback: NMS' Road Classification: Road Approach: SEPA Required: Flood Certificate: NO Existing Case(s) &Condition(s): /J1/ C pi:a'fr -1 C,�a ) Violations: N( SL d Plat Conditions: Over 5yrs=UDC Require Declaration of Restrictive Covenant 6/4' Recorded Date of Subdivision: ./\)119 <5yrs=Plat Conditions on plat or Old Ordinance Stormwater Requirements: PARCEL TAGS: No parcel tags found for this parcel. Associated CASES status issued finaled description PRE01-00052 P Performance Theater and Artist Retreat �(*eV JEFFERSON COUNTY DEPARTMENT OF COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT 621 Sheridan Street Port Townsend. WA 98368 Al Scalf, Director September 19, 2001 Mr. Erik Van Beuzekom 161 Center Road Chimacum WA 98325 Re: Tax 20 (Less North half) within Section 11, Township 29 North, Range 1 West; APN 901142014; PRE01-00052 Dear Mr. Van Beuzekom: This letter is in reference to the above-described parcel and a proposal to establish a theater/playhouse. The parcel has been designated as rural residential one unit per five acres(RR 1:5) under the Jefferson County Comprehensive Land Use Map effective August 28, 1998. The proposal for a theater/playhouse is subject to the requirements of the Unified Development Code (UDC) effective January 16, 2001. Specifically,Table 3-1 "Allowable and Prohibited Uses"identifies "indoor entertainment or recreational facility"as a"No"use within the rural residential zones. Section 2, of the UDC defines "indoor entertainment or recreational facility"as "Places designed and equipped for the conduct of sports and leisure-time activities, including but not limited to,physical fitness clubs,bowling alleys, theatres, playhouses, and billiard rooms." Because this specific use is prohibited within the rural residential zones, there is no appeal process other than to Superior Court. A possible alternative may be to apply for a Comprehensive Plan Amendment to re-zone the property to Neighborhood Visitor Crossroad that would allow such a use should the Comprehensive Plan Amendment be approved. If you would like additional information on the Comprehensive Plan Amendment process you can contact Randy Kline,Associate Planner at 379-4464. I can be reached at 379-4457 if you have any questions or concerns. Sincerely, `i i o Michelle Farfan , Associate Planner Enclosures Building Permits/ Inspections Development Review Division Long Range Planning (360) 379-4450 FAX: (360) 379-4451 D C E E September 3, 2001 -4 Ai Al Scalf,Directorvv:iifle t DEPT.Of COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT Jefferson County Department of Community Development 621 Sheridan Street Port Townsend,WA 98368 Dear Mr. Scalf: The following are the answers to the list of questions we recieved from your office: 1. Has the site been used as a theatre and artist retreat in the past? If so,how long? The space has not been used as a theatre space in the past. It has been used a a Methodist Church including sermons,weddings, funeral, and other community- oriented gatherings. It was also used as an antique store,a ballet school, an art school, and a residence. 2. Will admission fees be charged to the general public? Admission will be charge on a donation or "pay what you want when you leave" basis. 3. What are the anticipated hours of operation and days of operation? Initially,performances will be Friday and Saturday evenings for three weeks in a row, four times a year. Eventually,we would like to have performances Thursday, Friday, and Saturday nights and Sunday afternoons four weeks in a row, eight times a year. 4. Is this anticipated to be year round or seasonal theatre? We expect it to be year round theatre. 5. How many persons are anticipated to participate in the theatre? We anticipate 5 to 15 participants depending on the production. 6. Would parking be located on the site? Parking would be located on the site. 7. How many persons connected with the theatre are anticipated to live on site. There will be two theatre practitioners living on site. 8. Are other structures anticipated to be built in conjunction with the retreat and theatre? There will be three small "writers" cabins built on the property. Thank you for your time and consideration. Sincerely, Erik Van Beuzekom C ON coJEFFERSON COUNTY , , �� DEPARTMENT OF COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT 0 : o621 Sheridan Street 0 Port Townsend, WA 98368 7NCGtS Al Scalf, Director August 24, 2001 Mr. Erik Van Beuzekom 161 Center Road Chimacum WA 98325 Re: Pre-Application for Perfoiniance Space (Theatre) and Artist Retreat: PRE01-00052 Dear Mr. Beuzekom: This is a follow-up to my conversation with you regarding the above application. As I stated, the Unified Development Code (UDC) identifies a theatre as an"indoor entertainment or recreational facility" and is not an allowed use within the RR zones. The proposal was discussed on Thursday, August 23, 2001 with the Director, Al Scalf and Development Review Division staff Al has asked me to send this letter to get additional information: 1. Has the site been used as a theatre and artist retreat in the past? If so, how long ago? 2. Will admission fees be charged to the general public? 3. What are the anticipated hours of operation and days of operation? 4. Is this anticipated to be a year round or seasonal theatre? 5. How many persons (actors) are anticipated to participate in the theatre? 6. Would parking be located on the site? 7. How many persons in connection with the theatre are anticipated to live on site? 8. Are other structures anticipated to built in conjunction with the retreat and theatre? Please provide the above information at your earliest convenience and the "team"will discuss the proposal further. I will let you know the outcome of the discussion. If you have any questions or need clarification, I can be reached at 379-4457. Sincerely, , A \-4ifiLela , Michelle Farfan Associate Planner Building Permits/ Inspections Development Review Division Long Range Planning (360) 379-4450 FAX: (360) 379-4451 SECTION 2 • DEFINITIONS described in Item a., above, is more than ten oiled surfaces; however, open, uncovered feet above lowest grade. retention/detention facilities are not considered as The height of a stepped or terraced building is the impervious surfaces. maximum height of any segment of the building (cf. Improvements Uniform Building Code). The facilities and infrastructure of a land Historic Site, Structure or Landmark development, including but not limited to the roads, A site, structure or building of outstanding sidewalks, street lights, stormwater facilities, sewage archaeological, historical or cultural significance. This disposal facilities, domestic water facilities, and other is shown by its designation as such by the National or utilities and facilities required by Section 7 of this Washington State Register of Historic Places, Code to be constructed in conjunction with any designation as an Historic Landmark, or any such particular land division,as approved by the necessary structure or feature for which the State Historic county departments. Preservation Officer has made a Determination of Incidental Significance pursuant to Section 106 of the National Subordinate to, minor in significance, and bearing a Historic Preservation Act. reasonable relationship with the primary use. Home Business Incompatible Home-based businesses are secondary and Uses and activities that are not compatible (See incidental to the primary residential use of the "Compatible") structure, provide supplemental income for a family, Individual Water System (Residential) consist of limited-scale service or fabrication, and limited retail sales. A water system serving a single-family residence and Homeowners Association no more than one accesory dwelling unit. An incorporated nonprofit organization operating Indoor Entertainment or Recreational Facilities under recorded land agreements, including but not Places designed and equipped for the conduct of limited to CC&Rs,through which: sports and leisure-time activities, including but not a. Each lot owner is automatically a member; limited to, physical fitness clubs, bowling alleys, theatres, playhouses, and billiard rooms. b. Each lot is automatically subject to a Industrial Use, Heavy or Resource-Based proportionate share of the expenses for the organization's activities, such as maintaining A use engaged in the basic processing and commonly owner property;and manufacturing of materials or products predominately c. A charge, if unpaid, becomes a lien against from extracted or raw materials or natural resources; the real property. a use engaged in storage of, or manufacturing processes using flammable, hazardous or explosive Hotel (or Lodge) materials; or manufacturing processes that potentially A commercial building in which lodging is provided involve hazardous or commonly recognized adverse and offered to the public for compensation, and which conditions. is open to transient guests, and is not a motel or bed Infrastructure and breakfast inn as otherwise defined in this Code. Household Existing installed facilities and services including capital facilities such as water supply, sewage One or more related or unrelated persons occupying disposal, and storm drainage systems, and a dwelling unit. transportation facilities such as public roads. Illegal Use Inoperable(or Unlicensed)Vehicle Any use of land or a structure which is inconsistent Any motor vehicle (excluding farm machinery or with current codes or was inconsistent with previous implements), trailer, or semitrailer which is inoperable codes in effect when the use or structure was and which, by virtue of its condition, cannot be established. An illegal use is different than a economically restored to operable condition; provided "nonconforming use"(See also Nonconforming). that such vehicle, trailer, or semitrailer shall be Impervious Surface presumed to be an inoperable or unlicensed vehicle if A surface area that creates a barrier to the entry of no license plates are displayed or if the license plates displayed have been invalid for more than three (3) water into the soil in comparison with natural conditions prior to development, or that causes water years. to run off the surface in greater quantities or at an Institutional Facilities or Development increased rate of flow in comparison with the flow Structures and related activity areas used by prior to development. 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O -144 \\ w CY Z 901142039 39 \ TAXAX 61 � k -0- \ LLJ ].26 a. A C-\ \- \ /...„_. 1 \ P"-- -IC) 901142005 TAX 8 (L5 PTN TAX 61 & R/W) 3.89 a. • 901142002 901142001 1--- (S 1386' W OF C/L OF (S 1386' E OF CREEK) CHIMACUM CREEK) 11 .08 a. 0 12.35 a. CD (CNA/1 /1 1 A nri 1 VAll -_...._.._ 4 �gsox ° JEFFERSON COUNTY °; DEPARTMENT OF COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT w 1-c k �� 621 Sheridan Street O Port Townsend, WA 98368 Al Scaif, Director September 19, 2001 Mr. Erik Van Beuzekom 161 Center Road Chimacum WA 98325 Re: Tax 20 (Less North half)within Section 11, Township 29 North, Range 1 West; APN 901142014; PRE01-00052 Dear Mr. Van Beuzekom: This letter is in reference to the above-described parcel and a proposal to establish a theater/playhouse. The parcel has been designated as rural residential one unit per five acres (RR 1:5) under the Jefferson County Comprehensive Land Use Map effective August 28, 1998. The proposal for a theater/playhouse is subject to the requirements of the Unified Development Code (UDC) effective January 16, 2001. Specifically, Table 3-1 "Allowable and Prohibited Uses" identifies "indoor entertainment or recreational facility"as a"No"use within the rural residential zones. Section 2, of the UDC defines "indoor entertainment or recreational facility"as "Places designed and equipped for the conduct of sports and leisure-time activities, including but not limited to,physical fitness clubs,bowling alleys, theatres, playhouses, and billiard rooms." Because this specific use is prohibited within the rural residential zones, there is no appeal process other than to Superior Court. A possible alternative may be to apply for a Comprehensive Plan Amendment to re-zone the property to Neighborhood Visitor Crossroad that would allow such a use should the Comprehensive Plan Amendment be approved. If you would like additional information on the Comprehensive Plan Amendment process you can contact Randy Kline,Associate Planner at 379-4464. I can be reached at 379-4457 if you have any questions or concerns. Sincerely, 4yadit •47. 0,73 Michelle Farfan Associate Planner Enclosures Building Permits/ Inspections Development Review Division Long Range Planning (360) 379-4450 FAX: (360) 379-4451 D _ _ ad _ September 3,2001 Al Scalf,Director DEPT.OF COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT Jefferson County Department of Community Development 621 Sheridan Street Port Townsend, WA 98368 Dear Mr. Scalf: The following are the answers to the list of questions we recieved from your office: 1. Has the site been used as a theatre and artist retreat in the past? If so,how long? The space has not been used as a theatre space in the past. It has been used a a Methodist Church including sermons, weddings,funeral, and other community- oriented gatherings. It was also used as an antique store,a ballet school, an art school, and a residence. 2. Will admission fees be charged to the general public? Admission will be charge on a donation or "pay what you want when you leave" basis. 3. What are the anticipated hours of operation and days of operation? Initially,performances will be Friday and Saturday evenings for three weeks in a row, four times a year. Eventually, we would like to have performances Thursday, Friday, and Saturday nights and Sunday afternoons four weeks in a row, eight times a year. 4. Is this anticipated to be year round or seasonal theatre? We expect it to be year round theatre. 5. How many persons are anticipated to participate in the theatre? We anticipate 5 to 15 participants depending on the production. 6. Would parking be located on the site? Parking would be located on the site. 7. How many persons connected with the theatre are anticipated to live on site. There will be two theatre practitioners living on site. 8. Are other structures anticipated to be built in conjunction with the retreat and theatre? There will be three small "writers" cabins built on the property. Thank you for your time and consideration. Sincerely, Erik Van Beuzekom �¢soN �o JEFFERSON COUNTY �� �,� DEPARTMENT OF COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT W �� , 621 Sheridan Street �.qS, O� Port Townsend. WA 98368 FIIN� Al Scaif. Director August 24, 2001 ., Mr. Erik Van Beuzekom 161 Center Road Chimacum WA 98325 Re: Pre-Application for Performance Space (Theatre) and Artist Retreat; PRE01-00052 Dear Mr. Beuzekom: This is a follow-up to my conversation with you regarding the above application. As I stated, the Unified Development Code (UDC) identifies a theatre as an"indoor entertainment or recreational facility"and is not an allowed use within the RR zones. The proposal was discussed on Thursday, August 23, 2001 with the Director, Al Scalf and Development Review Division staff. Al has asked me to send this letter to get additional information: 1. Has the site been used as a theatre and artist retreat in the past? If so, how long ago? 2. Will admission fees be charged to the general public? 3. What are the anticipated hours of operation and days of operation? 4. Is this anticipated to be a year round or seasonal theatre? 5. How many persons (actors) are anticipated to participate in the theatre? 6. Would parking be located on the site? 7. How many persons in connection with the theatre are anticipated to live on site? 8. Are other structures anticipated to built in conjunction with the retreat and theatre? Please provide the above information at your earliest convenience and the "team"will discuss the proposal further. I will let you know the outcome of the discussion. If you have any questions or need clarification, I can be reached at 379-4457. Sincerely, , i .--46./e/rA \ I Michelle Farfan Associate Planner Building Permits/ Inspections Development Review Division Long Range Planning (360) 379-4450 FAX: (360) 379-4451 SECTION 2 • DEFINITIONS described in Item a., above, is more than ten oiled surfaces; however, open, uncovered feet above lowest grade. retention/detention facilities are not considered as The height of a stepped or terraced building is the impervious surfaces. maximum height of any segment of the building (cf. Improvements Uniform Building Code). The facilities and infrastructure of a land Historic Site, Structure or Landmark development, including but not limited to the roads, A site, structure or building of outstanding sidewalks, street lights, stormwater facilities, sewage archaeological, historical or cultural significance. This disposal facilities, domestic water facilities, and other is shown by its designation as such by the National or utilities and facilities required by Section 7 of this Washington State Register of Historic Places, Code to be constructed in conjunction with any designation as an Historic Landmark, or any such particular land division, as approved by the necessary structure or feature for which the State Historic county departments. Preservation Officer has made a Determination of Incidental Significance pursuant to Section 106 of the National Subordinate to, minor in significance, and bearing a Historic Preservation Act. reasonable relationship with the primary use. Home Business Incompatible Home-based businesses are secondary and Uses and activities that are not compatible (See incidental to the primary residential use of the "Compatible") structure, provide supplemental income for a family, consist of limited-scale service or fabrication, and Individual Water System (Residential) limited retail sales. A water system serving a single-family residence and Homeowners Association no more than one accesory dwelling unit. An incorporated nonprofit organization operating Indoor Entertainment or Recreational Facilities under recorded land agreements, including but not Places designed and equipped for the conduct of limited to CC&Rs,through which: sports and leisure-time activities, including but not a. Each lot owner is automatically a member; limited to, physical fitness clubs, bowling alleys, theatres, playhouses, and billiard rooms. b. Each lot is automatically subject to a proportionate share of the expenses for the Industrial Use, Heavy or Resource-Based organization's activities, such as maintaining A use engaged in the basic processing and commonly owner property; and manufacturing of materials or products predominately c. A charge, if unpaid, becomes a lien against from extracted or raw materials or natural resources; the real property. a use engaged in storage of, or manufacturing processes using flammable, hazardous or explosive Hotel (or Lodge) materials; or manufacturing processes that potentially A commercial building in which lodging is provided involve hazardous or commonly recognized adverse and offered to the public for compensation, and which conditions. is open to transient guests, and is not a motel or bed Infrastructure and breakfast inn as otherwise defined in this Code. Existing installed facilities and services including Household capital facilities such as water supply, sewage One or more related or unrelated persons occupying disposal, and storm drainage systems, and a dwelling unit. transportation facilities such as public roads. Illegal Use Inoperable (or Unlicensed)Vehicle Any use of land or a structure which is inconsistent Any motor vehicle (excluding farm machinery or with current codes or was inconsistent with previous implements), trailer, or semitrailer which is inoperable codes in effect when the use or structure was and which, by virtue of its condition, cannot be established. An illegal use is different than a economically restored to operable condition; provided "nonconforming use"(See also Nonconforming). that such vehicle, trailer, or semitrailer shall be Impervious Surface presumed to be an inoperable or unlicensed vehicle if A surface area that creates a barrier to the entry of no license plates are displayed or if the license plates displayed have been invalid for more than three (3) water into the soil in comparison with natural conditions prior to development, or that causes water years. to run off the surface in greater quantities or at an Institutional Facilities or Development increased rate of flow in comparison with the flow Structures and related activity areas used by prior to development. Common impervious surfaces organizations providing educational, social, or non- include roofs, driveways, patios, packed earth, and commercial recreational services to the community, Unified Development Code 2-11 Section 2 •Definitions LAND USE AND RURAL CHIMACUM NEIGHBORHOOD/VISITOR CROSSROAD INTERIM COMMERCIAL ZONE ,040.n 97 01114010 \ \ .-------71J6901114010139,Y 9269p' ` i. T/ ' I \ .. `1\ t 901113024 ._ GLEN AVE. N. 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E TEMPLETON'S CHEVRON/ JEFFERSONFOOD MART 9 CAFECLASS ICO & ON COMMON EgagEGROUNDS E[PRFSSO SCALE: 10 •I LOW CREEk WINDOW k 1 SYSTEM MILLWORK CO. 1- = 450' 11 GREENWOOD CEMETERY 12 TIMI-CUM MINI STORAGE 13 NORTHWEST LLNDSCAPING nm a 1N6 Jefferson County Comprehensive Plan 3-42 August 28, 1998 901113022 - 901142018 TAX 47 (SEC 11) TAX 23 (SW1/4 11-29N-1 W) 0.20 a. 0.11 a. 51 901142010 TAX 14 LESS TAX 73, �O� 901142031 TAX 45 0.58 a. TN 55') LESS PTAX 47( 1) 901142023 l TAX 30. (N113') 7.84 Q. G��7 0.83 a. Q is1142011 901142022 •X 15 (LS N55') 901142046 TAX 5TAX T)LLSS N113', LS TAX 38 TAX 73 2.07 a. 023 a. 1.57 a. 901142006 TAX 9 (LESS 901142038 TAX 75) 901142029 TAX 57 (RESIDUAL TAX 43(LESS 05') OF TAX 30) 0.15 a. 2.54 a. 2.20 a. 901142028 901142037AX 54 TAX 40 a 0 901142017 --I 40 0.63 a 0 a `1 v M ° TAX 22 901142007 901142019 >g oaa oa0 1.12 a. TAX 10 TAX 24 Na aero rnr0 1.27 a. 0.03 a. ab N R H O D Y DRIVE 901142010 0.08 a. 901142021 0 TAX 43 (E15') 901142042 TAX 28 000 901142043 TAX 66 0.07 a.7 1.37 a. P , TAX 75 0.7 8. 0.78 a. 0 --.c..‘ 0:., TAX 50 2 90 0 • < Q o v�� (ENLGD) J .xP. Tqk 147o PI a TAX 52 53 ENLG I- v �-1 U x104 413 sci c w '7606. De ;17)6 `-O Ite 1-..., _,_., ¢2 n *mo Q �u� Q rnrQ-N0 901142063 i 9x17 •�g x o aa' = o x" Za TAX 72 (ALL) BLOCK 10 07.2 a 0 ~ on-a . a+ 0.88 a. (OLD LONG o, T $ r 90 151004 901142040 0.38 a. CHIMIC OFk PLAT M 9x`j6 x m TAX 64 (LS TAX 72) + 0I- ,.. S(55' OF TAX 65) TAX11320 3 09 lgk9077 (, 0.22 a. hi 2�0/71,,0 30?0 j TAX 78 11l' 6 0 - TAX 79 • ' C' Q `� VAC. \ A.C. CLARKS ADD N. - 4 1. 7-24-84 \ . 3 4 \ n PARCEL # BLK# DESCRIPTION 2 2 TIN 943800101 1 LOTS 1,2, & TAX 35 8"A1 7 6 5 TAX 77 \ \ t 943800103 1 LOTS 3,4 N OF HWY f I I I "1AND: \ 23 943800101 1 LOT 6 & PTN'S OF 901142015 \ 0 3,4,5 S OF HWY TAX 20 (N 1/2A) 0.51 a. \ ”7, 943800101 1 LOTS 4,5 (E40') \ p SOF HWY \ Z 943800101 1 LOTS 7 & 8 901142014 TAX 20 (LS N 1/2A) . 40 TAX 65(SLY 54.98') \ c 0.98 a. N PTN TAX 52 & 53) \ n 943800201 2 LOTS 1,2 (LS S 10') -$. _ I W \ % 943800202 2 LOTS 3,4 (LS S 10') 901142044 \ O LOT 1 \ (c‘.° � 943800204 2 LOTS 5,6,7,8 (S 20') 0.54 a.t % 943800205 2 LOTS 5,6,7,8 0 ���`QYv1 z (N 20' OF S 50') Q �1 S'� .� -0 O YLL \ 943800203 2 LOTS 1,2,3,4 (S 10') 0 �j�� 90114204 & 5,6,7,8 (N 50') CC LOT 2 \ & PTN VAC RUSSELL AVEC 0.68 a. 0-144 \ cr I- 901142039 -( � \ Z TAXAX 61 61 1,....., k .{. 1V \ w 1.26 a. ,,^ C.\ - - \ .A.,-.1 - YYY 901142005 TAX 8 (LS PTN TAX 61 & R/W) 3.89 a. 901142002901142001 I---.. (S 1386' W OF C/L OF (5 1386' E OF CREEK) 0 CHIMACUM CREEK) 11.08 a. 12.35 a. O (C\AI1 /.1 1 A 'SC1P1 11A/1 "". „ r JEFFERSON COUNTY PERMIT CENTER REFUND REQUEST/POSTING MEMO DATE: / i l/o I ,), The amount of $S1D , (A) , received from �r I " O n for (case#) P QJ 0 f -0003, is to be refunded to: riiC N(ai (2-10 X :rr-,n c Lel esu ., (.h r aka-coin 1' ?E3a5— as a result of: N( Date & number of original receipt: //D to 1 3 D oga REVENUE FUND CODE NO. REVENUE SOURCE NAME AMOUNT PERMITf R fF Nt 001-130-000 322.10.00 BUILDING PERMIT APPLICATIONS 001-130-000 345.83.00 PLAN CHECK FEES 001-130-000 322.40.20 ROAD APPROACH PERMIT APPS 001-130-000 322.40.30 UTILITY PERMIT APPLICATIONS 001-130-000 322.40.80 ADDRESS FEES 001-130-000 345.80.10 SHORELINE SUBS. DEV. PERMIT APPS 001-130-000 345.80.20 CURRENT USE TAX ASSESSMENT APPS 001-130-000 345.80.30 ENVIRONMENTAL REVIEW/SEPA 001-130-000 345.80.40 ZONING APPROVAL APPLICATIONS F4ID CD 001-130-000 345.80.50 CRITICAL AREA REVIEW 001-130-000 345.80.60 CONVERSION OPTION HARVEST PLAN 001-130-000 345.81.00 SUBDIVISION APPLICATIONS 001-130-000 345.81.10 CAMPER CLUB APPLICATIONS IHEANWORMENEMS 127-000-010 346.22.30.10 HEH523 WATER AVAILABILITY FEES 127-000-010 346.22.30.10 HEH541 LIQUID WASTE FEES 127-000-010 346.22.30.10 HEH582 SHORT/LONG PLAT FEES 626-000-010 239.10 PLNG TRUST ACCT 638-000-110 389.00 TREASURE'S SUSPENSE FUND TOTAL REFUND SO , (4) Applicant signature Authorized person signature `4Y1t/CLA Treasurer's check# Date Treasurer's signature Page 1 rs- , . . , ... , . uopeana� 0 0 0 seMMasaid`seed z z z leu;snpul dneaH =,; z z z F l i" ;) IQ leu;snPul 41611 } z r (ano3 ual9) _,i 0,- lelaiawwoo�leu;snpul >: } z z z ' O ;46i1 . f leu;snpul ' 4. 0 0 0 0 0 pseg-aamosaa z z z z z z , a 45C '•1._ d ih._'. 0 41, peo,issoi0 leJauao cTx } } } o V peassa3 Jo;lsi o ._ . 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OF C = Pr„Fw'T The Jefferson County Land Use Application Procedures Ordinance (Ordinance# 04-0828-98), requires that before an application is made for a conditional use permit, special use permit, planned unit development or rezone, a pre-application consultation must be held. The consultation includes a design and administrative assistance. This service does not include extensive field inspection or correspondence. Pre-application/ consultation does not limit subsequent administrative review. NAME: 1(4'. V 'PO '� /1A1 {-3 MAILING ADDRESS: J(-0 \ l.S Ck TELEPHONE: (home) ,® 1-5Z-1 7 (work) 3 C C) y t (') --Z I LI REPRESENTATIVE: MAILING ADDRESS: TELEPHONE: (home) (work) DIRECTIONS 1. Please answer all questions on this form completely. 2. Attach a sketch of the Conceptual Design for the conditional use, special use, planned unit development or rezone showing the following information: a. Vicinity sketch b. North arrow and scale c. Property boundaries d. Means of ingress and egress e. Property/Lot drainage f. Possible locations of sewage disposal and water supply systems, and g. Location of utility easements. h. Proposed location of buildings including setbacks to property boundaries PROPERTY DESCRIPTION � 6L GENERAL LOCATION: 60 �, j, -t. z — T&"* / C k- & • LEGAL DESCRIPTION(From Property Tax Statement): 6 I T12 0-3 /( 2� (Cs 1� z --ke 9 digit parcel number (From Property Tax Statement): lb I 1 Li 2 V/ • 'Le.T1. p�(-- SCSC32 cis 36-- IIIlk PROPERTY DESCRIPTION (Continued) 9 Total Acreage Zone: t 4+A % Lot Coverage OWNERSHIP: Applicant: Owner :Lessee ❑Contract Purchaser :Other P OJECTD SCRIPTIO fezi-rbrytit .CC-- Sp CX_ ___(11'1C-' /.11 ' PROPERTY OWNER(Name and mailing address): 27- (C, &k 12-.cK tAA STANDARD DISCLOSURE Information provided to a prospective applicant during the pre-application consultation is based on County regulations in effect at the time of the pre-application consultation. Revised or new County regulations could affect a future development application. A pre-application consultation does not vest a future development application. By signing the application form,the applicant/owner attests that the information provided herein is true and correct to the best of their knowledge. Any material falsehood or any omission of a material fact made by the applicant/owner with respect to this application packet may result in this permit being null and void. I further agree to save, indemnify and hold harmless Jefferson County against all liabilities, judgments, court costs, reasonable attorney's fees and expenses which may in any way accrue against Jefferson County as a result of or in consequence of the granting of this permit. I further agree to provide access and right of entry to Jefferson County and it's employees,representatives or agents for the purpose of application review and any required later inspections. Access and right of entry to the applicant's property or structure shall be requested and shall occur during regular business hours. PRE-APPLICATION SCHEDULING Upon receipt of a conceptual design and this request form, a pre-application consultation will be scheduled with staff. ce-7 SIGNATURE: DATE: - V, FOR OFFICE USE ONLY FIRE DISCTICT: PLANNING DISTRICT: SCHOOL DISTRICT: FEE: RECEIPT: CHECK: DATE: h:\home\pincntr\infoping\zonpre.doc01/00 AP Jefferson County Department of Community Development 621 Sheridan Street, Port Townsend, WA 98368 CRITICAL AREAS QUESTIONNAIRE Applicant Name *YIL Building Application X Land Use Application _ Shoreline Application 2< On-site Sewage Application — Subdivision Application _ Other: 1 . Is there any standing or running water on the surface of the _ Yes No property or on any nearby property at any time during the year? If YES, please describe: 2. Has any portion of the property or any nearby property ever been _ Yes No identified as a wetland or swamp? If YES, please describe: 3. Are any willows, skunk cabbage, alders, or cottonwoods present _ Yes )( No on your property or adjacent properties? If YES, please describe: 4. Are there any indications on any portion of the property or on any _ YES Xi No nearby property of rockslides, earthflows, mudflows, or landslides? If YES, please describe: 5. Please indicate which line best represents the steepest slope found on your property. (Check appropriate box) o a 4 Q a a ❑ ! / / I / / / / / , 1 ////// / ,// // r//////,/," ////////,/,/�i�� //////// -�-- -'- //////// -{] (Questionnaire Continues on Back) Page 1 of 2 w 6. Does the site have steep slopes with little to no vegetation? YES �( No If YES, please describe: / 7. Does the site contain high percentages of silt and/or very fine YES NO sand? If YES, please describe: 8. Does the site contain ground water seepage or springs near the YES 7 NO surface of the ground? If YES, please describe: By signing the application form, the applicant/owner attests that the information provided herein is true and correct to the best of their knowledge. Any material falsehood or any omission of a material fact made by the applicant/owner with respect to this application packet may result in this permit being null and void. I further agree to save, indemnify and hold harmless Jefferson County against all liabilities, judgments, court costs, reasonable attorney's fees and expenses which may in any way accrue against Jefferson County as a result of or in consequence of the granting of this permit. I further agree to provide access and right of entry to Jefferson County and it's employees, representatives or agents for the purpose of application review and any required later inspections. Access and right of entry to the applicant's property or structure shall be requested and shall occur during regular business hours. Signature Date J FOR OFFICE USE ONLY ❑ Wetlands ❑ Seismic CRITICAL AREAS ON OR ❑ Aquifer Recharge Area (zone_) ❑ Fish & Wildlife Area 1 IMMEDIATELY ADJACENT TO SITE: ❑ Frequently Flooded Area ❑ Fish & Wildlife Area 2 ❑ Erosion ❑ Landslide • :Seismic ❑ Commercial Forest Section Township North Range Parcel Number: Parcel Size: Comprehensive Plan Land Use Designation: Reviewed by: Community Plan: Date: Page 2 of 2 h:\home\pincntr\forms\car.doc 1/00 CASES, FINDING, CONDITIONS, PERMISSIONS FOR Parcel 901142014 .4r1 Printed: August 10, 2001 Cases Review Type Status Planner PRE01-00052 P M FARFAN No findings, conditions, or permissions found. Page 1 of 1 Parcel Print Page 1 of 1 • Parcel Number: 901142014 Owner Mailing Address: ERIK K VAN BEUZEKOM 3151 ALKI AVE SW#35 SEATTLE WA 98116 Site Address: Section: 14 School District: Chimacum(49) Qtr Section: NW1/4 Fire Dist Chimacum(1) Township: 29N Tax Status: Taxable Range: 1W Tax Code: 211 Mapped 0.98 Planning area: Tri-Area(4) Acreage: Sub Division: Land Use Code: 6911 - CHURCHES Property Description: S14 T29 R1W TAX 20 (LESS N1/2 AC) Notes: http://www.co.jefferson.wa.us/assessors/parcel/parcelprint.asp?PARCEL NO=901142014 8/10/01 Map Output Page 1 of 1 FEATURES NOT SURVEYED-901 142 014NAN BEUZEKOM Legend /..,/ Road System 1 Parcels ,r;r� f//r f`f/,,r��'/�': � 9431300201 ci438OD202 • Shoreline Photos // r/r//r�'///7/r:. ;i''fff/;/ '{' 943$00203 CROSSROADS-GC / / /,�''r/0//'''.4/2;01 � cRa...�ROADS-Nc / / / ///::::://:::/;/;...:. j :r'i CROSSROADS-CC ? i'// 943800204 MPR-0IN.FAM.TRCT /,/;. r.''/,f/}f;f�/f, - PORT TOWNSEND UG .2 . r Ffrf / V// l/// RURAL RES. 1-10 �f%f/ 501142015 111- INDUSTRIAL RES.BASED IND ` %,f 901141[08 f /f LIGHT INDUSTRIAL f f /; WASTE FACILITY / rf ....... ;i'/ F ,,./ NATIONAL FOREST /f./2/ /14:: '''::',///7./P:///,./71 AIRPORT r//:` 16 / . 90/142014 UNKNOWN ?f./ //,/ ,.*.'; „ MPR-OPEN SPACE :;";;".4.///,/,(// '//////////4:jMPR.-RECREATION il '/�/// '' u ///2...///(//42/14Z - MPR-RCo>CF //�/./0/2//04 MPR-VLLG CENTER // /2/.2 /'/ RURAL CENTER ''..'.::W.;;;,.//://,..V2 ► , RURAL FOREST ':://22//r 1/42/2 ,. 901142044 /'f h1PR `ING E FAMIL // / /'f fr f ff� rff/�/ ffj f ff r L� '''} /' fr'/,r•/f r ://'/;(' ff r� ffff / r /!ffr♦ : MILITARY //'./i'//.%r/rr/// ///e/'<;;;////.';02/1ei,"("/„.1::',/93' .r/, AG-zo f f/ / f/f r'f!f/ fff ri /�f/`/,f��/,f/f/ 1141004 ..:.:::./';'-f%/,1 MPR-R2 fi/f/ /////'/r'' 1�f/''r:r... r :"<,.. /' RURAL RES. 1-20 r/''.:-7/,/,':-;:74 /..,/1 /f//f./f 501142045 r,/f!f7;/!:� , f; - NATIONAL REFUGE f_f ff f r`%/f r / r:f//rf:fr',:%/``>/' PARK.RECREATION ',/..//:///)///47.1 2 ' ' '// .././72/0.1;; f/',/.4j//r RURAL RES. 1-5 MapcFrgricl kiX +IFersan CountyiCentall Serrioec-IDMS ,� .. 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