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Philip H u nsucker < PH u nsucker@cojefferson.wa.us >
Thursday, June 08, 20L7 l:37 PM
Michelle Farfan
Patty Charnas
RE: Healthcare and School MOU's signed:
Michelle
My strong inclination is to keep these as is, They are not agreements to which the County is a party and they
satisfy the MOU requirement.
Philip
Phitip C. Hunsucker
f efferson County Chief Civil Deputy Prosecuting Attorney
Jefferson County Prosecutor's Office
P.O. Box 1220, PortTownsend, WA 98368
Ph: 360-385-9180 Fax: 350-385-0073
From: Michelle Farfan
Sent: Thursday, June 08,2017 1:33 PM
To: Phil ip H u nsucker <PH unsucker@co.jefferson.wa.us>
Cc: Patty Cha rnas <PCha rnas@co.jefferson.wa.us>
Subject: Healthcare and School MOU's signed:
Hi Philip
The attached MOU's have been signed, not recorded. l'm wondering if these need to be updated due to the dates on
each (they are 6 & 7 years old) and I don't believe they ever had previous legal review.
Your thoughts?
Michelle Farfan
Associate Planner, Pleasant Harbor MPR Lead
Jefferson County Department of Community Development
621 Sheridan
Port Townsend WA 98368
V: 360-379-4463
F:360-379-4451,
mfa rfa n @co. iefferson.wa.us
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April 19,2010
MEMORANDUM OF UNDERSTANDING
Health Care
TI'IIS AGRIIEMENT, by and between Pleasant Flarbor Marina and Golf Resort LLP (Cornpany)
and Jefl'ersou Healthcare is designed to identify impacts associated rvith tlre development of the
Pleasant Harbor Malirra and Colf Resoft (Resort), norv under regulatory revierv by the County,
llot addlessed by increased revenue li'onr tlre proposed Resorl and subject to supplernental
ntitigation to assure concurrency in accordance witlr the ordinance of approval, Ordinance 01-
0128-08, paragraph 63(c), which provided a requirernent that the SEIS review nremoranda of
understanding on appropriate nritigation I'or the tbllowing:
To proviclc uocdod support for the Drinnon School, Fire District, Eurergency Scrvicc
(EMS), Staff Housing, Police, Public FIealtlr, Parks and Recreation and Transit. . ,
I-lea Ith- Serv ices
The Brinuon/Black Point area does not currently have a medical facility in the local comrnunity.
The area is serviced by Jefferson General Hospital in Port I'ownsend and Mason General Hospital
in Slrelton. A medical clirric has beeu establishecl in Quilcene, sLrpported by Jefferson General
Flospital.
Expected increase regarding health care rvould primarily involve accidental injury or
ulranticipated illness. The Resort will take the following steps to ensul'e proper carc for visitors
and employees:
i. Upon development the resort proposal includes 500+/- squarc feet of clinic space or resort
property for a certified uulse and/or general practitionerto be staffed and equipped by the
resoft,
2. Selected resot"t staff will receive training to a mininrurn lcvel of first responder arrd receive
ongoing training to stay curreut in CPR, AED, Oxygen Adnrinistration and First Aid. This
program is currently in place at the resort rnarina with seven stal'f trainerl as first
lespouders or bettel',
3. [f an agreement can be rnade with the Hospital and the Jefferson County Medical Director,
selectecl staff r,vill be trained to the level of EMT-B and/or EMT-I.4, Rcsort ernergency staff and facility will be available to the cornnrunity l'or errrergencies
such as local disaster.
5. 'fhese steps do not replace the need for local EMS or hospital care. The goal is to ensure
paticuts receive the best possible cale as quickly as possible, to reduce response tinte in an
elnergerlcy, to urinirnize impact on local EMS lbr non enlergetlcy care.
6. The resoft will work to develop the best possible working relationslrip witlr local EMS and
othel nredical serviccs'1. Should the Resort expand and require enrergency Air-Lift capabilities, a suitable landing
zone rvill be provided to accournrodate helicopler or float plane transport.
Approved Bv Jefferson
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Signature
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Date
Brinnon School District #46
46 Schoolhouse Road
Brinnon, WA 98320
360.796.4646
MEMORANDT]M OF T]I\DERSTANDING
School District Response dated April 18,2011
THIS AGREEMENT, by and between Pleasant Harbor Marina and Golf Resort LLP (Company)
and Brinnon School District #46 (District) is designed to identify those impacts to the District
associated with the development of the Pleasant Harbor Marina and Golf Resort (Resort), now
under regulatory review by the County, not addressed by increased revenue from the proposed
Resort and subject to supplemental mitigation to assure concurrency in accordance with the
ordinance of approval, Ordinance 01-0128-08, paragraph 63(c), which provided a requirement
that the SEIS review memoranda of understanding on appropriate mitigation for the following:
To provide needed support for the Brinnon School District, Fire District, Emergency
Service (EMS), Staff Housing, Police, Public Health, Parks and Recreation and Transit . ..
The November 2007 f,'EIS provided the followine commentarv:
3.5.4 Schools
The Brinnon/Black Point area is located within the Brinnon School District #46 and
serves grades K-8 plus the District has a pre-school program. Students of high school
age attend their district of choice. The Brinnon School utilizes four regular classrooms,
one serviceable portable classroom, a combination computer/library room, gym, and
administrative offices.
In 2000, the school district had a total enrollment of 74 students. This declined to a low
of between 30 and 40 students in 2005, but rose to 56 students during the 2005-2006
school year. School enrollmentfor 20O6-2007 was 49, and the enrollment for the 2007-
2008 school year was 45. h 2010, the enrollment declinedto 31.5 full-time equivalent
stud.ents (including kindergarten which is counted as half days). The current average
enrollment for the 2010-2011 school year is 34.0 full time equivalent students. The
District also enrolls thirteen (13) pre-school students on campu* Thirty-five (i5) hish
school students are enrolled in the district of their choice, withfunding provided by the
B rinnon School Distict.
Seasonal recreational homes are not expected to add students to the school district, so no
impacts are expected frorn that component of the resort population. Since the proposed
Resort Staff Housing is intended for both resort staff and Brinnon residents, it is expected
that some of these units would be occupied by families with school-age children.
The Capital Facilities Element of the County BSAP MPR Alternative has established an
LOS standard for the Brinnon School of 23 shrdents per classroom. With four regular
classrooms and one serviceable portable classroom, the school can accommodate up to
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2.
3.
4,
5
//5 students based on the established LOS. For the last six years the school has had an
excess capacity and the coming year will reach 32Vo of its capacity.
The Resort and the Brinnon School District
The Resort will endeavor to team with the Brinnon School District to explore ways to increase
revenue to the District's budget. However, in the long term, increased revenue will come from
increased enrollment.
In addition to the above described measures, the Resort would contribute to the District as
follows:
Two dollars for each paid round of golf.
Two dollars for each paid spa treatment.
A bonus of one dollar per hour when employment-age students of Brinnon residents
attending Brinnon or other Jefferson County Public Schools are employed by the Resort.
Visitors to the Resort will be grven the opportunity to contribute a financial gift to the
Brinnon School Development Program.
If local Brinnon residents are stimulated to enjoy the Resort amenities, their support of
the Resort would also contribute to the Brinnon School District through the methods of
contribution described in measures I and 2, above.
Education opportunities :
a. The Resort will have a conferencs center that will be available at specific times
for the District for teaching pu{poses.
b. The Resort's employees and consuitants will be available to teach students about
the high standards of Green Technologies used to develop and operate the Resort.
c. Scholarships will be available to Jefferson County students interested in
Environmental Studies, Health-Care studies, and Hotel Management programs.
All of the above items I-6 shall have no sunset provision and shall continue to be carried
forward should the development be sold at somefuture date ("run with the land").
Approved May 16. 2011 by the Brinnon School Board as evidenced by the following signatures:
S-tL -//
Nancy Date Valerie , Board Chair
Approved By Pleasant Harbor Marina and Golf Resort. LLP
6.
Managing Member Date