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Chronology
PHMPR Chronology.doc
Please review the attached and comment - particularly if you think l've missed something that would have delayed the
project.
Thanks!
David Wayne Johnson - LEED AP - Neighborhood Development
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Department of Community Development
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Chronology
2002-2015
o The Brinnon Subarea Plan (BSAP) of 2002 identified the existing, yet idle
NACO Campground on Black point (BSAP page 45) as an ideal location for
a Master Planned Resort (VPR).
o I pre-application conference for an MPR on Black Point was requested by
The Statesman Group of Calgary, Alberta, Canada and held on January 10,
2006.
r On March 1,2006 The Statesman Group submitted to Jefferson County a
Comprehensive Plan Amendment to re-zone a portion of Black Point from
Rural Residential to MPR (MLA06-87). Initial Environmental Impact
Statement (EIS) scoping, conducted in May 2006, identified probable
signifi cant adverse impacts.
o On October 2, 2006, The Statesman Group, formally requested that the
Environmental Impact Statement be changed from a permit-level, project
EIS to a non-project, or programmatic EIS, necessitating the need for a
Supplemental or project level EIS (SEIS) subsequent to development.
o In the fall of 2007, a citizen's group opposing the project was formed,
which eventually became known as the Brinnon Group.
o The Board of County Commissioners (BoCC) deliberated and voted to
approve MLA06-87 on January 14,2008, with thirty attached conditions.
o In April of 2008, The Statesman Group applied for a Unified Development
Code (UDC) Text Amendment and Development Agreement (MLA08-
00188) to implement the MPR.
o On March 17,2009 DCD held a SEIS Team meeting to discuss and plan for
"Scoping" of the SEIS with the Applicant's Representative Craig Peck, EIS
writer Vicki Morris, and DCD's Peer Review Consultant Lloyd Skinner.
o A public "Scoping Meeting" was held at the Brinnon School house on
October 28th,2009
. On March 31,2010, DCD issued a Scoping Memo to Statesman defining
the scope of the SEIS.
o EIS writer Vicki Morris resigned from the Project on April 6,2011
o On April 20,2011 DCD assumed authorship of the EIS "in-house."
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DCD issued a revised Scoping Memo on October 12, 20ll to address
applicant initiated changes to the alternatives of the project due to the
adoption on new Shoreline regulations.
On July 3,2012,DCD informed the applicant that it would be hiring a third
party consultant to draft the SEIS.
On February 11,2013, DCD signed a contract with EA Blumen (now EA
Engineering) to author the SEIS. A contract extension required due to plan
changes was approved and signed on March 16,2015.
Re-development and renovation of the Marina under an existing Binding
Site plan began in May 2010 and was completed in April 2015.
In July 2015, the applicant revised the resort plan to include a new preferred
alternative #3, which reduced the size of the golf course from 18 to 9 with a
3-hole practice course. This change necessitate re-review of environmental
elements.
The Final SEIS is scheduled for release in November 2015. We anticipate
an appeal to the FSEIS which could forestall BoCC final approval of the
Development Agreement and/or subsequent building permits.
The FSEIS and drafts of the Development Agreement and regulations shall
be presented to the Planning Commission to review, deliberate and make
recommendation to the BoCC for approval, approval with conditions, or
denial in the winter of 2016.
The BoCC must hold a public hearing before signing the Development
A greement, anticipated in winter/spr ing 20 | 6 .
Should the BoCC approve the Development Agreement, development and
subdivision and building permits may be applied for and issued
groundbreaking can commence.