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HomeMy WebLinkAboutM121278 • corMafUCMEE PUBLIC HEALTH ►OME **Tat ENV,RONMENTAI. HEALTH causearamcw - NIWGHI6 wow*, STATISTICS HEALTH EDUCATION 4., �t ; `' COUNTY HEALTH DEPARTMENT �.i' . ans AT r POTnwNSEHD W .s ^� •r.. BOARD OF HEALTH MEETING HEALTH DEPARTMENT CONFERENCE ROOM ems: B. G. Brews. Member Randall M. .Durant, H.S. A. M. O'Meara, Member Phyllis Bee, P.M.N. Carroll M. Mercer, Chairman Joseph Fischnaller, M.D. Gael 'Stuart, Administrator December 12, 1978 4 9:30 a.m- Meeting called to order by Chairman Carroll N. Mercer with all members present. • MINUTES: The minutes of November 1, 1978, were approved by motion of Commissioner O'Meara and seconded by Commissioner Brown. Unanimous. % 1) Letter from Gellor Insurance Company re: The renewal date for the - Health Department's policy. (see attachment #1) Mr. Stuart advised the Board that Insurance Agent Homer Smith, carries the same inn ancg. as the Gellor Company. Mr. Smith is the agent of record, so all that z needs to be done is transfer the policy to Homer Smith sous all the County's insurance will be under one policy with a common due date. 2) Letter from. Thomas J. Majhan, Attorney, re: Kirst Realty and the site evaluation on Lots 11 & 12, Block 15, Addition 5 of Olympic Canal Tracts, one being denied and the other conditionally approved. (see attachment #2) Kirst Realty feels that the actions of the Health Department were 'arbitrary and capacious" and is making a demand upon . the County for $710.00 for damages. Mr. Stuart reported that Prosecuting Attorney, Bill Howard, said the County's procedures were proper and the Realty has no claim. OLD BUSINESS: * 1) Insurance. Dr: Fiscbnaller's malpractice insurance must be renewed. The total premium is-$1,632.00 making Clallam County's share $1,088.00 and Jefferson County's share $544.00. Jefferson County will pay the premium and bill Clallam County their portion of the bill. Mr. Stuart s reported that be will submit this to the County Auditor. • 2) Discussion of the 1979 final budget. Mr. Stuart briefed the Board on some of the change that will incur in 1979 such as the office being open during the noon hour- and the Environmental Health Program will have 'a 711 hour day beginning when the new Environmental Health Spealist is hired. Also dictation equipment will be purchased for office and field Work. .) - Foot care program. Mr. Stuart reported that the Geriatric Health Screening has dropped the supervision of the foot Care program. The program must be supervised by a qualified nurse but the Health Depart- ment doesn't have the staff to take the program over. Stuart said that the Health Department is trying to find a way to continue this valid program. - - i. 3 k s.rs. Board of Health Meeting December 12, 1978 # Page 2 41 Deductions. The nurses dues cannot be deducted from the paychecks because it would take a major program change in the computer that can't be done at this time. NEW BUSINESS: 1) Contract. Professional Services, Agreement between Jefferson County Department of Health and Clallam County Department of Health. For the ' services of a Public Health Nurse and an Environmental Health Specialist to serve the West end of Jefferson County. Jefferson County shall pay -to Clallam County a rate of $2,969.00 per year, effective January 1, 1978 to December 31, 1978. The Board approved and signed the contract. {see attachment #3) RBPf)RP&: 1 : € 1) Public Health Nurse; Phyllis Bee A. Report of Nursing Service: (attachment #4) B. Workshops attended. Mrs. Bee and Charleta Handley attended a a workshop on venereal diseases at Bremerton. ' 2) Environmental Health; Randy Durant A. Activities Report: (attachment 45) .; B. Shellfish Toxins. Randy reported that Discovery Bay and Port. Ludlow areas remain closed.C. Bridgehaven Water System. The water system should be corrected . by the contractor sometime next week. D. The Board reviewed the letter of complaint from Mrs. Ida Adell Swanson concerning a broken water pipe and drain field. (see attach- merit #6) Randy said that the problem is outside the County's ` responsibility. - 3) Public Health Officer; Dr. Joseph Fischnaller A. Workshops attended. Phyllis Bee and Dr. Fischnaller attended a workshop on the Diseases Preventable by Imunization, paid for by State and Federal funds. Dr. Fischnaller also attended the local Health Officer's meeting. Dr. Fischnaller reported that at this meeting they discussed the effects of the water and sewage disposal of the entire State being transferred from the control of the Health Departments to the Ecology Department which does not have health oriented policies. i , B. Dr. Fischnaller gave the Board a "Position Paper on Sewage Disposal Program". (see attachment 47) 4) Administrator; Gael Stuart A. Gael Stuart summerized the first year of operations for the Jefferson County Health Department. Increased activities in the various departments and a very active and positive staff. 1 Due to the holidays, the Board approved a change of meeting date. The regularly scheduled meeting is changed to January 9, 1979 at 9:30 a.m. . Meeting adjourned. . 8 �..r.... .�.s#r 1 ter_ ,L` �,.+, .- •+E1111/1 bICA4" PUS UC sEMIs HOVE - VITAL ENVISONREENTM. HEALTH OISEASE CONTROLNIIIISIIIf NURSING STATISTICS REALM EDUCATION { ` '#w COUNTY HEALTH DEPARTMENT T , JE£FERSOM C HEALTH DEPARTMENT HOARD OF HEALTH MEETING 9130 k_N.. December 12, 1978 ; APProval of Minutes of November 1, 1978 Meeting. Correspondence - 1. Letter from Cell,= Insurance (attached) 2. Letter from Thaoas J. Majhan Re: Hirst Realty Chairman Old.Business Discuses" on of the 1979 final budget. fi' Other old business Nee Business • -1. Item 1 Correspondence 2. Its 2 Correspondence 3.. The categories of office supplies, operating supplies and • g capitol outlay will be overdrawn by the end of the year. Other categories are under expended and a transfer can be mode by resolution. ,Fn 4. Oth.T new business 1. Public Health Nurse 2_ Environmental Health 3. Public Health Officer 4. Arbe+nistrator s , Next Meeting scheduled for January 3, 1979. Should it be changed? �j -T. .�- -- :�' -e....-. �-u ,, .S # _ d �_ r C F 'P' r ,.h.. y"e'w:. ,, --..--d" may, ,, 7 "k s ,C.,.r "' ," "'v k"' n -:f ', _ ''' ' MI V. ri ....,. , ,. atte eat .2 . R .__ Tuo JS1161111AN -_ w 914 Waszwearate mentsxr BOARD O� F C nu�z utter' R 0. i lo 1!i erswimmtn.M '901110 " ,A faost 111194199 itivemter28, 1978 , Jeff COtnity .Ipscwrwma County (oust House Port! 98368 Gentlemen: 1" Enclosed hereaaitii are two copies of the.Health 's Site Htra],Uatians' on Lots ll and 12, Block 15, Pdc3ition 5 of Olympic k^i+tai you will ne76e that one was deified and the other one was aartditica'taliy approt ,d« ri; 1-, Ki rst Realty had a listing air n t. for tlz;.s prc arty.- or" or about 7, 1978 they s ld the lots subject to the parc t and� by t3�e Health Wit. When the Health D denied the permit oan June lr . ' ` - ins the sale was lost. me'client nt advises me that his agent was 8 fra:Lty told br Larry Antler ,a ttaet.the pe c holes were sufficiently deep to mrtcltrct the 1 test. My client alga told me that the bo a:y lines of the lot to be tested wes�� c ig: ty martrmi More, since the natureof a particular art c lar lot daces.not change,within a few months, there is no rea�scxt far the results of a perk test to differ fri u month to month. I. Becases my cheat,feels that the actions of the Health Department were arbitrary and capac s, he is making a demand upon the Casity for $710.t10 for damages. &tuceaely, - €C"" Thomas J. !lajhan Attarxeyat a s311 cc: Willies B. , 4 —S. IMMINIMMIIIIII • •yF' ,..`` j-'°"" -", .s' - - 4 Y� T t z � -, � xt s fi.+:K^^. 3-m+ a ` _ _ -7 -f • ` ,.,,. i.r w.i--;t'!d Ila i-it..:r — c2-/¢ +��� , �1-ISi-76! S};F EvAIfATI(li 'RECORD - • • • See. T!,n. Re. 11 27 N 2 TO: _ m1Y 72 A.t tif•- 40;s,..r+w }ti t! y 1 :tu.;sLll H. Corey Tax 23 j ei iiii-i orcr., on it h.,:y— tt I. P. Po+ 193 rnsrlh s f (3stilrr�r._} Lllrs —` r.,}l?rrectioest•for,-ll c-itii gs site frins.,n -A 933.?0 . • This does 2IOT constitute Site size ( A.) approval of a Buiidirtt; or ?ig x r,%5' 7.05 is Seller • • !:. I.trry L. .,,nt i•-r, Jr. Sewage Disposal Permit. Buyer A site evaluation of the above property has been made on r • 1-l'-76 •Dto-23-75 ,,by this department and your request for . • -t+;•r.r,,2 f-,r . :iri1c f:-}i.-y r-. .._:cs has been t t t 1 fAPPRovED; Pending submission of a site plan and application for a sewage ! j disposal permit. • COYaITIO4iALLY APPROVED; providing conditions listed below are met. 1 I Y D NIkD 111C 3i•MiliITS3 S �11t, clay, .::r_ ..-.:a and sa11 to 3' on .s,rt:: luvr•t .,.. .:,,nt. y. ,•4 2Lited an .„-,re,.... naar ::tr ;:. r,nd cab;n on :_risttn7 r_. --:t" f--,i•;a._= eTI=--Fuap t Yours truly, i S,i l log: 1 Sanitarian RanJall t-. :AI'.y:t, it.., CjID 4/7S - .. :.i 1 � +ter .....� • yam,. 1 -'- J 4;y1.;y it _,tom ° 1• .*,. + ' .-*tip+ m - � � eft 'VwN.. '. • - ;� • Yo • r.. 1. goo Z tt'-P . • L`ttt;i4 • I .t.• f f, i simmememmi • - .. - -,..- 3 a...,.. - Tom. y,+ •. r. - +t• v s • " e .._.F.4.9".as c.. Yv ' 4; e' - . ,:iEFFERSON COUNTY hcALTH DEPARTMENT _ Multi-lice -2nd Floor 002Sherid nAvenue ##S.EIB • - Part Townsend:Washington 98368 3850722 Data 5-x-7a Applicant: Russell Padgett Sec. Twn. • • Address: P. O. Box 147 Lots 11 & 12, Blk. 15, Add. 5, Olympic Canal \EGA4,:Q(sae7KMtVx_Oak-LOT, Tracts -♦ Brinnon WA 98320 Follow Mt. Trail down hill past the large barn QwECTiessre inciarisW 5 oRi s F e*C*, Phone: i96-4900 shaped house to the lots posted with Cirst Realty signs-1st lot has holes THIS DOES NOT CONSTITU rE Si•...size21!' x l 30' x 267' x 45' A.I 1 APPROVAL OF A BUILDING OR SEWAGE DISPOSAL PERMIT setter Buckingham Buyer, tee AUuger _ _ f request this site evaluation for I singte family residence or lA INSTR CCTIONS A minimum of two soil tog holes at least 4 feet deep,2 feet diameter,and 50 feet apart must • be dug in the proposed drainfield area and flagged before the evaluation is made. • A site evaluation of the above property was made on _ -1-78 by this department and your request has been: • I I APPROVED—Pending submission of a completed sewage disposal permit application_ L I CONDITIONALLY APPROVED — Providing conditions listed below are met and submission of a completed sewage disposal permit application. U DENIED. COMMENTS: - It is with sincere regret that I must inform you your site cannot hp approved for on-site sewage disposal pursuant to the rules and regulations of Jefferson County Ordinance No. 2-77. The reasons for this decision are as follows: L 1. Inadequate drainfield area when considering steep slopes, lot contour and marginal soils. It must be concluded that insufficient drainfield area exisits. Any person aggrieved by this decision may appeal to the Director of Environmental Health, Randall M. Durant, R.S. and/or the Health Officer, J. E. Fischnaller, M.D. (385-0722). t • Soil Log: • • 1. 0 - 18" brown silt soil 18 - 40" dense milt soil, clayish Respectfully. 2. 0 - 18" brown silt soil 18 - 36" dense clayish silt soil / • i f rr t . . ;;Ctrs . -� L z dr nr�der,A • te ,a^ tam s_� t '• ` J, _}^ .i is - _. • '�,,,, �.+.r. ;. R L • - - i n� 'A�4 a JEFFERSON COUNTY FIEALTH DEPARTMENT `- Multi-Service . •2nd-Floor` MO: 4465' t� 802SheridanAvenue - • • Port T�Washington 98368 t* 2S.f�I 385 -0ata 1,0-19-78 i. Applicant Arthur Rath,ea - Sec. Twn. _. ________ Address: — -D.. 117 ` P 2 lllyatc_GarwTwr�ts �e��.iu':coct— _ Brinnon. VA 94 Block_Ig, Etdditisn_3•_Lots.11-12 OWCnst.sroscoc*,Yl6 sari ORMn MA*oNsAr-4 I. Phone: 7.96-4900 mis DOES Nor CONSTITUTE She size ( A.) APPROVAL Of A BUILDING OR SEWAGE DISPOSAL PERMIT. Setter Buckingham Schiver t 46 request this site evaluation feu I single family residence or _ - NISTfTMdN&A adnimum of two soil fog holes at least 4 feet deep,2 feet diameter,and 50 feet apart must be dug in the proposed d►ainliefd area and flagged before the evaluation is made. l' -f,':: A site evaluationof the above property was made on_ 10-.19-73 this �`` and your request has been: • ...by department ding submission*t a completed il APPROVED—Perr sewage disposal permit application. w u CONDITIONALLY APPROVED — Providing conditions listed below are met and submission of a _ completed sewage disposal permit application. 0 DENIED. COMMENTS: 'two bedroom maximum, Iov water use fixtures. Maximum deep trench drainfield. Area of teat holes must be reserved exclusively for drainfield. House should not_encroach on this area. Well 100' from drainfield. {{ Soil Log 1. 0 - ld" Silt sail • Respectfully, l lit - 43" Dense clayish silt soil• 43 - 60" Moderately cemented to loose gravel 60 - Silt (fine) 2. 0 - 18" Silt soil 4 ld - 36" Dense clayish silt soil Larry Anderson s"'•'"•M 36 - 37" !faderet:ely cemented to loose gravel 31m - Silt (fine) 3.eC3. Z �4' = 4 hw S - a .*.,,ow yr » ;7.4 9 " ..� -ii l6, I978 _ iiillias S. Ha and Jeffersas Qo. Prosecuting Attorney `w n T.Q. Ion 700 Tort Towel. WA 98368 iis: Sits Reablations -011yepi:c Canal Tracts- neck 1S,.Addition 5, Lots 13-U Dees Sills In.response to your letter of November 9, 1978 regarding the concerns of Mr. Thome, • J. rMajben, the following is what °crated: 9a Sues 1, 1978, a site evaluetion was perforsed on the property by Larry Anderson of this office as per the request of lessell Padgett.. The report indicates the site was not approved due to inadequate 1 dradmfield aree, steep slopes and marginal soil conditions for on site sewage die- i .\ penal. Ivoluated were hand dug soil loge, 36" and 40" deep. Another hector in this decision was lot lirteelocations which were approximated by the owner or Mr. The major concern wee soil conditions. - Lased upon a request by the owner, Mrs.'Virginie Suckinghms, a reevaluation by myself and terry we mode on July 20, 1978. I concurred with larry's decisisa but also re- • commended to the owner if more specfic information be made available (is lot liner staked etc.) we could then reevaluate the lot. Larry Anderson wee contacted by Mr. Bud Smith, Jefferson County licensed Installer, who requested for Mr. Author Robbins, for Mrs. iticitinghstar another evaluation of the - site. On.Oct:door 19, 1918, Larry met Mr. Smith and his backhee on the site. Additional soil logs were dug to a depth of 5' and lot lines were more defined by Mr. Smith. Larry found soils to be acceptable at average depths of 3'-5', much better thatathe preitbstuly Inspected more shallow soil logs. The better the soil the less drain field is required which means less area of the lot is needed. Larry then gave a Conditional approval based on this new Information. I @•fps this information answers the questions raised. If you have any questions or cosmeats please advise. a Sincerely. Randal]. H. Durant. H.S. • Diu. of Env. Health ii /cp . f mar MMUMIMMK • ANIMMINIIMIIIIK .ter ycc. %n $. �t x x 'w ` t,__ ;;"F *. '` `, :a+.�"_.', .,ter ... t• �� . T'4 s. t - , ' • t� : `, :. W E.Howard_ ' r PRE ECEIR 1NG mT . -ia� 1 a P.O Box-NO r `' ,r , g_ Port Te�earet�d 933611 f3 f oto 1144 r , � ` 088�'JB ado ` November 9, 1978 Mr. Randall Pi. Durant Jefferson County Health Deparrnt SO2 Sheridan Avenue ;- Part Townsend, WA 98368 Re: Site Evaluation - Olympia Canal Tracts, Block 15, t. Addition 5, Lots 11 and 12 Mier Randy : 3 This letter is to provide you with. a copy of the November 6 letter of Thomas J. Majhaa, and request that you provide a response which re could use to answer the questions raised in that correspondence. The two applicants were Russell Padgett (6j1/78} and Arthur Robbins (10/19/78). 1 Very truly yours, William E. Howard WES c asc enclosure #_ , ( t I 2 hkemineeliNme memmememe .111111 - — - p ,t`tt 2-f . * " ,‘- T110,14%%,J. MA,1* 11AN era Lts." SO 4 IlliNEMISINUVOIN 1011161111, moo sows.ros. • iineirker 6, 1978 • viilliant palard Jefferson Coteity Pnleecutirej Attorney P.O. air 700 Part Treeniend, 1St 98368 •Olyesac" Canal Tracts Site Evaluatirns Deer Bill: - Enclosed herereith are two copies" of the Health Departt.tment sasiteatin note evaluati ons co rots 11 & 12, Blech 15, Addition 5 of CaYePio Canalcw- you that cent was denied aid the otherazdit4' 11y 4.43zovet. Kixst Realty had a listing atixetantout. for- 14 the lots thiszdr approvalai: rty- (narabnut May 7, 1975, the)* to tie perk testby the Health SC1 -- -ce.- den • Depiartment. ifmn the cat in the Health Department ied the petit on April 1 4, 1978, the sale was lost. • • 19, a applied for soil test on the exact same theal nill*mw 1978, amthet-Party erstard how lots Fly clientcannot und l°111. It was ccediti4gallY approved. . bty iont bee lost $700.00 cam• distallx°ved in May are then approved with satisfactory explanation up a Can CalleJae in this transaction. Unless the Comity sxl attpt, aw, client will f a • as to why the lots were aPPronad on the claim against the County for his damages. • 8Wcelre1Y. wr. , 110411S J. Pia3isei EttornaY at law • V Tjnoemit Enc. • • A___ lIMMIIIIIIIIIMI AMINIONIMEN _ - .�.r _ �_ .r,-weY r 1.?. -#. gip. },(tom s' .: raj.; ` `+ es s a • CC r,, irSi' a -„ai-f SON COUNTY HEALTH DEPARTMENT No... :5955 __. -2nd Floor - 802:SteridartAvenue F?� .t19 ' Port Townsend.Washington �` 385,0722 .Dees 10-1 -7E G - Ap et; Arthur ltr:t:hiaa Sec. - Two. Rp. l Adore P.O.. gee 247 Olgagtc final Thar G►sescironstssiv.IPLILIAM Erianon. Wk 98320 -Blocts, ti ► 11-12 ......... Phone. 0 - THfS DOES NOT CONSTITUTE She size ( A.) APPROVAL Of A BUILDING OR INSPOSAL PERMIT. Seger tr#Bec___ ^a-.•' Buyer Schiver I I request this site for 1 single family residence or IIt TRtfC IONS A minimum of two soil log holes at least 4 feet deep,2 feet diameter,and 50 feet apart newt be dug in the proposed drainfieki area and flagged before the evaluation is made. sere evaluation of the strove property Mess made on 10-19--78 by this departmss • and your request has been: ❑ A pp EED—Pending submission of a completed sewage disposal permit application. NDITIONALLY APPROVED — Providing conditions listed below are met and Of a 0 CO completed sewage disposal permit application i i ❑ DENIED. 4 _ 6 COtiAMENTS. 1bo bedroom maximum, law water use fixtures. tfazimnm deep eld. drainfield. Area of test holes must be reserved exclusively for drainfiell. Haase should encroach oa this area. Well 100' from Lrainfield. g 4 t Soil Log 1. 0 - 18" Silt soil I 18 --.43" Dense clayish silt soil Respectfully' 43 60" moderately cemented to loose gravel 60 - Silt (fine) „ 2. 0 - 18" Silt soil 18 - 36" Dense clayish silt soil Lam Anderson s"""""°"" 36 - 57" :oderately cemented to loose gravel ', Sr - Silt (fine) Waa�^ 1. 3" y ."3 "�,^' " '. - ..� .rye +� ,ar r� we r t � 52 ( ;_ .' ., 3e44 24. 1978 , T. Dwelrbeibasa P.O. las 29f _. ?Wimp, Webbington 98856 fr ; . . 5. Sit.B.aluatlau Lots 11 & 12 Mock 15 Addition 5 Olympic Canal Tracts; t. I Mass Men. Dsek3am: I yew property syseif on July 20, 1978. Due to steep slopes, • soils and location,of the Stress i must concur with Mr. Mdereon s , previous a report. I an sorry this is the situation. You nay 3 to contract with a licensed engine to prepare a specific proposal w veeld eerier. Basic items to include in any aubeittal are: E dra old lereatios, fouae location, driveway andparking location, and` '; Pas! veil site. Lot ti,�,.s should also be defined an sits. - - �reloasi lee copy of Jefferson County roles and regulation. If you hive any or coeseata please contact this office. a , Si erely. •• - t Randall N. Durant, R.S. of Enviro{e.S4t,a1 Reis th - INDslaa IN�-*j sure: J. R. tiscbnsllsr. K.D. . b s t , 1 ...... • ,. _ _ b _ .._. . . -----.— . . , .. ... ..„... . ... „ . .. . . _ _. . .... _ . _ ,.„. .,........„,.„.„.., _ _ ,, _ ,.. .. . ..., . .. ....,. .. . ...„. ,.. .. ..,_,,,..,,,,.„... ,.. .........t„,„.. . ....... ,.... . , .. .... ,,, ..,.... 4..,=.4--/--". -.Cos, - : - - ' = yes ' -• a y " ,Z raK 1 A_ � KLIIV D a 1 • ... � TELETYPE TELEGRAM CIMAIL© -,A�i ZSi18 NO - TO is r•t.... .�/ / ZCt FE. GCNJIi[Y jl v /to sU87ECT 7 7.-Fs'--t- l- DATE to )-t1',�/ EiEA TF kr- -/ �, � ' l- ra s yit en 1�.,a(-_t" fE.-.i'� f/l--!Z .� p y 4 ,, 1 x (NI) - lT .Cyst - �`=- .,.-^-" �'G" 'C. De at 6 '�� Lai... ► r ,fir-../ ;�•�a-ate -C Lw-. E.. • t / T L� fjj /?(`!-a _J ,. ti,�.,,i ��•�c-eZ»r..-- .L _ ii-cc-s't- g \, -ci C d. _ Us f �J ✓!--c--_ (...) • � ' R ak , . , _ , 4S 401 IT PLEASE REPLY Tom-- ► SIGNED .c ,filli `j 1 �- �uRECEIVED" TELETYPE 0- TELEGRAM 0 AWL 0 . (a$�l (r JEFF. C,UNTy SUBJECT DATE HF I TW ^ZPT. J i A ' N (t yy �Ci (L, yt �.t._...� ! J. 3Z�:�_. J-a..[..:'-1+�1 CAin P d O vi in t ♦ i / i Re4ffnna fi/// - • .ri4S Ki PLEASE REPLY TOE SiGNEp: .(" { C` Lt---<-•=ff'e c^ }"l< � 1iawrimemmt asseorserrow. Artmesesas. a .a - a_ l .. PS , * ,r JEFFERSON COUNTY HEALTH DEPARTMENT No.. 170E Mt f ice Building 2nd Floor Avenue Fee- $15,00 Port Townsend,Washingfed . 36541722 Dales. 5-14-78 Russel}.Padgett sec. Twn. - Rg Addreaat P. 0, Hex 147 Lots 11 6 12,Elk. 11. Add. S. olv ,tic Canal Tracts Brim on ;Mk 98320 Pollan Mt. Trail dew hill putt the large barn D amN$FO tsiNssrlei wA+ow p bouws to the lots posted with Rust Realty sib-let lot has hales THIS DOES NOT CONSTITUTE Site size z 130' x 267' x $5' ( A.) APPROVAL OF A BUILDING OR SEWAGE DISPOSAL PERMIT. Seller Buckinithallt Buyer Lee A Unger I request this site evaluation for 1 single family residence or A minimum of two soil log holes at least 4 feet deep,2 feet diameter,and 50 feet apart must be dug in the proposed drainfleld area and flagged before the evaluation is made A site evaluation of the above property was made on 6-1-76 by this department and your request has.been: 'h D APPROVED—Pending submission of a completed sewage disposal permit application. D CON01710NALLY APPROVED — Providing conditions listed below are met and submission of a completed sewage disposal permit application. aI Q DEFOF.D COMMENTS: , It is with sincere regret that I must inform you your site cannot be approved for rue-site smog* disposal pursuant to the rules and regulations of Jefferson County Ordinance lto. 2-77. The reasons for this decision are as follows; I. Issdequate drainfield area when considering steep slopes, lot contour and marginal soils. It must be concluded that insufficient drainfield area exisits. Any person aggrieved by this decision may appeal to the Director of Environmental Health, Randall N. Durant, A.S. and/or the Health Officer, J. E. Fischnsller, H.D. (385-0722). Soil Log 1. 0 m 18" brown silt soil Respectfully, 18 - 40" dense silt soil, clayish 2. 0 - 18" brown silt soil 18 - 36" dense clayish silt soil - Larry Anderson S""""""" ''° • { .t •, i r #�: ¢ " tin e - '+A 's4 N attent3 ., CONTRACT FOR Pi SSIOHAL.SERVICES ( COUNTY OF HEALTH • CLALLAN COMITY DEPAR'HENT GE HEALTH - This egreement is made and entered into between the Jefferson County Department of Health am* the Mariam County Department of Health. This agreement became effective on the first day of January, 1978, and was set into writing on,the 14th day of August, 1978. WITIESSZTN WHEREAS, the Jefferson County Department of Hesirh is in need of an Environmental Health Specialist and Public Health Nurse to serve the Neatend of Jefferson County and, As, at the present time, the Jefferson County Department of Health, referred to as the Department, is unable to provide these services from a full time member of its staff, and, iHH2FAS, Clallas County Department of Health, referred to as the Contractor, is prepared and willing to assume the responsibilities as forth within this Agreement. • IT-IS AGREED BETWEEN BOTH PARTIES AS NAMED HEREIN AS 1. The Contractor shall perform the following specific duties: " A. Visit Queets-Clearwater area - 1 day, two times per nth (including travel). 1. Half of the time to be spent in the Queets-Clearwater school carrying out school nurse responsibilities (during school year). - 2. Half time to be spent making home visits to the comity: i.e. follow up of school health.problems, visit those with chronic diseases, communicable disease control, assistance for infants. endow mothers and health education. 3. Office time: phone calls, record keeping, office visits of patients, preparation time for school and home calls. EXVIRONHENOILL HEALTH A. Work in area fifteen (15) days per year average plus travel (accomplished in more partial days). 1. Food establishment inspection (3 times per year) and planning. 2. Solid waste complaints investigation and inspection of facilities. 3. Public water supplies-inspection, planning, sampling. 4. Sege-Inspection and approval of on-site system. 2. For said services rendered under this Agreement, the Department shall pay to the Contractor herein named a rate of $2,969 per year. -1- MMMK, sIMInaIIIIIMMEMEW • .. .N-- ' .'" 1 i ,r. t :- i This contract shall be effective from January 1, 1978 to - December 31, 19'7.. Solt PASSED and ADOPTED this if day of fl.- L , 1978. ° MAtTAR CUUNTY BOARD OF COM ISSIONERS SS r� rN I Commissioner a PAS and ADOPTED this 1 dap of t,c1� , 1978. JEZTEK6UR COUNTY BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS AS OU r f {. Sr o r snioner - APPROVED FOR FORM AND LEGALITY: m; ' 9iattorney I I- 5 . Z -w , .' ',y: - g tiw . REPORT' OF NURSING SERVICE . 6 ` p`_ 7 47R 14 {'; Nov. Oct. Nov. 1978 1978 1977 HOME VISITS 152 236 158 i � I; 4 OFFICE VISITS 105 38 € NEWBORN 12 14 0 t A UNDER 1-YEAR 44 30 8 j t . Q 1 - 5 52 36 8 E. 5 21 15 14 13 S 21 - 60 30 28 18 { 60+ ' 129 175 93 i • M.G.H. 82 29 0 C.C.S. • 9 12 1 ADULT HEALTH 9 41 34 1.10 • g ACUTE COMMIINICABLE DISEASE Flu /- ° Flu 197 Flu $ CONTROL Im 211A Im 165 Im 446- Q 0 3 fl Q Y.D. R A T.B. 2 1 5 M S SCHOOL HEALTH 752 1130 825 pf W.I.C. 15 20 0 1 DENTAL 0 0 135 HOME HEALTH (AIDE) 53 108 110 HOME HEALTH (P.H.N.) 81 59 95 L_f --- .1111WIIMISIMINIWIL. .... /11111IIMMMIM. ' `1;"!...!'--.M.' rt;,:r" -• , - _ . - :-. 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Tote!' after 11 months, 1978 465 701 Total after 11 months, 1977 404 450 Increase 61 251 Te4•1 of 312 over 1977 Increase average - 28 per month Basic program of Environmental Health Section is on-site sewage disposal. 411, i Other Field Work: 1 , Food C laints Water Other Finals Followup Total i - , . 1 3 8 26 6 24 68 1 4 " • . ,..la Contacts: Office calls, telephone calls, plan review • i 7 1 I 1 • Sanitarians: 283 Secretaries: 229 telephone 102 office calls 331 total for secretaries ''*1 . t 1 . - , - 614 total for secretaries and sanitarians • ; 11 Total contacts of sanitarians and secretaries for year to date (does not include field contacts) 5.902 Food B4.901ers Permits: November, 1978 - 16 Year to date - 445 ',.. r.. ..;,.,,,- .-, 1 I - -. , « 4 . ; ,., " . ' . f /1 t 1 • OA ...... . - . - - • , ... ,... . -...t .--,,_ 44-.,,,,,.°- ,,. .„. f, „„„„.„,,,,,;-.4.,,,-,„ 1 o.0 ...,„,„ ‘ , ,7 ,.,„. ,,•• ,, , .,•-•4 ''''''*1- '1;•....- , - • , '--' t:X. 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Director of Etat►iretsental Health Dear ." q A Dbtarater of Invincwarecital Health who delegates his duties, re- spemsibiiitiat0 authority, and liability to a contractor who is building a poptis tank system, and to the owner of the land upon z which the septic tank and drainfield are being constructed, is a # sisal as expense and unnecessary burden to the taxpayers. "It was unknown 9s as or Sr. Lindsey that a water line connecting • the ma's wail and Hrs. swesnson's well Existed: • If I had Inssuarianother desiaet would have beet made."' (Quota from a latter to /Amharit and Swanson from Durant and Howard, Nov 16. I971). Both Dr. *crank and Sr. Lindsay knew the water pipe was there after it eras brekma-andcould have easily refilled that trench and turned the drain !told to the east. It was Sr. Lindsey, I believe, who told as of the broken water pipe and asked ivy assis ance in stopping the Stow at water fres Marry Swanson'1s water line. I asked the contractor who told eat of the broken waterline, •mho told you to put a drainfiold in that �) 'Sr. Durant did.' the contractor answered. Tit break Ir. Durant's neck for him. A septic tank and drainfield in that place will all drain down on Barry Swaricon's yard,' I told the cone treater. 'I also nailed the County Commissioner's taffies and protested the planing of the drainfield and told this" the water from a drainfield in that place would drain down into Harry Swanson's yard. (And on Harry m� amity 3 iiimmemmom Ammw _ - ,, .� y _rY ,{ _a.. � .s,.. r ram. r , *41,01 � t ma's and 17 water-lines, that have, been broben twice by County read ditchers.) In ftrturerl waterline breaks will be in soil polluted by sestis tank effluent from the 1[artinson's. It is sy understanding that neither lid. l[artinson nor his estranged wife were present during the building et the septic- tank and drain- field. Ir s. 1Fartinson"s young daughter, Cindy lorrison Eglekrout Lindsey * told me that Sr. Lindsey asked her what to do and she did net knr how important the waterline connecting the two wells was. 4,6 • 'Th1s ias a repair of an existing failing system in an area of poor to unacceptable so ils ` (Durant- Howard).) Then why approve a drain- field in an-elevation higher than gild draining into Harry Swanson•s yard? Srranaen's land has always satisfactorily absorbed the effluent fro* his ■,aptiv tank and drainfielt. But a large number of people live.come and p fros the sartinson's Oomaiand a large aaount of Septic Tank effluent irsft out sling the right of way just North Of starry Swanson's yard — until it was direited into thisnew drainfield that is not yet Very sincerely, y ids Ade21 Swanson. . . •/&* St* - ....4 .� , :-4 ); ,- .. t . ,° „$`.,�:r �- a s'"•'� ,w ';+� '<.'��.- � ;,�'�'fi; „ y cry, 'r�, b '. H INhiimemomm .ram. ,imm. • 4P • POSITION PAPER attachment #7 ^ . SEWAGE DISPOSAL PROGRAM The Health Affiliate of the Washington.State Association of Counties,. representing all of the 39 counties of the State of Washington, is opposed to the transfer of the on-site sewage program from Department of Social and - Health Services to the Department of Ecology. However, if consolidation-must occur for the good of state government, we feel the Department of Social and Health Services is the agency which should conduct the entire state sewage program. The primary reasons for taking this position are as follows: • HEALTH The improper disposal of human excreta and sewage is one of the major factors threatening the health and comfort of individuals. The mere exposure of sewage, or its improper disposal, immediately "sets. the stage" for possible disease transmission by direct contact or through a vehicle or vector (such as an individual, an inanimate object likea child's ball, the house fly, or con- taminated water or food). f Awareness of these dangers, coupled with treatment of sewage and water supplies, is recognized as being primarily responsible for reducing intestinal and water-borne diseases to their present low level in our state. Some of the more common diseases that are transmitted by inadequate sewage treatment are typhoid, dysentery, amoebiasis, infectious hepatitis, and poliomyelitis. The threat of new gastrointestinal viral entities being transmitted by sewage is a very real possibility. 1 LEGAL RESPONSIBILITY ` It is the statuatory responsibility of the Department of Social and Health Services, in conjunction with local health agencies, to provide health protection to the citizens of the State of Washington. The Department of Ecology is not legally responsible for the public heelth of our citizenry. LEGAL CONCERNS • Sewage disposal is a primary concern of local agencies. The local health - department is identified as the agency with public health responsibility to determine the adequacy of sewage disposal methods. This information is then , _ integrated into local subdivision and other review procedures. This relation- ship is not only recognized by the State but is required by law. Common permit centers shared by Health, Planning, Building, and Public Works Departments are in place or being developed in most counties to aid the public in securing permits. All health agencies have developed methods of evaluating sewage disposal projects to meet local needs and concerns. It is not appropriate to dilute public health authority and responsibility by assigning fragments of health programs to different agencies with diverse interests, perspectives and emphases. This position is supported by the Council of Public Health Oroanizations in Washington and the Washington State Public Health Association. • November 30, 1978 imenow E (t k -go-- " ` 'S' s v . a „ a , attachment #8 _ PUBLIC NOTICE f _- NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE NEXT SCHEDULED MEETING OF THE 3EPPERSON COUNTY BOARD OF HEALTH WILL BE'HEI.D TUESDAY, JANUARY 9, 1979, AT 9:30 A.M., IN Tom: HEALTH DEPARTMENT CONFERENCE ROOM. i. _ • a r JEFFERS COUNTY - BOARD OF SSIONERS Please publish December 21 & 28, 1978 , Thank you .. 1 I • • • • f r %