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M. Garth Mann
From: Patty Charnas [mailto: PCharnas@co.jefferson.wa.us]
Sent: Friday, September 8,2017 9:43 AM
To: SamuelJ. Phillips <sphillips@pgst.nsn.us>; Roma Call <romac@pgst.nsn.us>; Don Coleman
<don@pleasantharbormarina.com>; Garth Mann <Garth.Mann@statesmanBroup.com>; Tim Cullinan
<tcu I lina n @ pnptc.org>; M ichelle Fa rfa n <M Fa rfa n @co.jefferso n.wa. us>
Subject: RE: ln Re Tomorrow's Meeting
Thank you Sam for your submittal in advance of this meeting
We will be sure to cover these during our session
Patty Charnas - Director
Jefferson County Department of Community Development
621, Sheridan Street, Port Townsend, WA 98368
Phone 360-37 9-4493 - Eax 360-379 -4457
p charnas @c o j e f f erson. wa. u s
From: Samuel J. Phillips [mailto:sphillips@psst.nsn.us]
Sent: Thursday, September 07,2OL7 5:27 PM
To: Patty Charnas <PCharnas@co.iefferson.wa.us>; Roma Call <romac@pgst.nsn.us>; Don Coleman
<don@pleasantharbormarina.com>; Garth Mann <Garth.Mann@statesmangroup.com>; Tim Cullinan
<tcu I lina n @ pn ptc.org>; M ichel le Fa rfa n < M Fa rfa n @co. iefferson.wa. us>
Subject: Re: ln Re Tomorrow's Meeting
Hi Patty,
We look forward to tomorrow's meeting. To help guide our discussion, we wanted to submit the following
questions regarding water quality.
Does Statesman have a current jurisdictional determination from the Army Corps regarding the wetlands? We
did discuss with the Core of Eng., and it was decided that we require certainty what the County is forecasting for
Kettle B. The other 2 noted Wetlands are not impacted by the development.
Garth Mann < Garth.Mann@statesmangroup.com >
Friday, September 08,2017 9:48 AM
Patty Charnas; SamuelJ. Phillips; Roma Call; Don Coleman;Tim Cullinan; Michelle Farfan
RE:ln Re Tomorrow's Meeting
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Has Statesman considered how to address off-site stormwater impacts associated with increased vehicle traffic
as a result of this project? Our traffic engineer has never heard of such an impact. We do address storm water
impacts of new impervious surfaces Benerated as part of the development. Please ask Mr. Phillips what
mitigation measures PGST has done for their offsite increased traffic issues for their resort?
Has Statesman developed a response plan to be carried out in the event of water quality impairment? The
simple facts are that no surface water leaves our site. The Waste Water Treatment Plant creates treated Class A
water that is constantly tested.
Further we will not use any toxic chemicals that could enter the aquifer including using synthetic Nitrates and
Phosphates for fertilization. The only grass areas planned are for the 9 golf holes. The balance of the
landscaping fits under the classification of Xeriscaping.
The aquifer is within our monitoring program
I understand that even this season, the Hood Canal area has been closed for shellfish because of pollution. Are
the tribes wanting Pleasant Harbor to accept responsibility for everything irrespective of where the fault lies?
On page 3.2-L7 of the SEIS, Mitigation Measures to be lmplemented Prior to and During Constuction, states
"stormwater management plans for clearing and grading and for construction and operation phases must be
approved and systems in place prior to land disturbing activities to assure control of the stormwater as provided
above". Will these plans be available for our review? (We have reviewed the Wetland and Wetland Buffer
Mitigation Plan, the 2008 Geotechnical Report, and the Grading and Drainage Report which describe some
components of the stormwater system, infiltration rates, storm runoff calculations, soldier walls, drainage
basins, storage ponds and pond liners, and phases of the development proposal.) Following approvals of the
Development Agreement, we then commence the Civil plan for laying out the community with contours and
grading.
Thank you.
On 917120t7 10:51 AM, Patty Charnas wrote:
Greetings,
It is our pleasure to host tomorrow's technical meeting regarding the Pleasant Harbor Master Planned
Resort (PH MPR). We look forward to discussing some specific items related to the Wildlife Management
Plan and to the Water Quality Monitoring Plan. Our expectation is that this meeting will allow us have a
good technical discussion and to listen to ideas and actions that address specific issues. Further, we
expect participants to take ideas away from this meeting and to give them some further thought (e.g.,
additional technical consideration) so that we may receive comments and feedback on them in the very
near future.
Attached are several helpful read-aheads. Per request by PGST, please find correspondence regarding
wildlife management and water quality monitoring. Also attached is a copy from an Appendix to the PH
MPR Final Supplemental Environmental lmpact Statement on groundwater monitoring that will be
referenced relative to the water quality monitoring plan discussion tomorrow.
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Again, thank you for your participation and we look forward to a productive technical meeting
tomorrow morning.
Patty Charnas - Director
Jefferson County Department of Community Development
621 Sheridan Street, Port Townsend, WA 98368
Phone 360-3794493 - Fax 36O-379-445L
pcharnas@co. iefferson.wa.us
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Sam Phillips
Environmental- Scient i st,
Port Gamble StKlaIlam Tribe
Of f 1ce -. 360-297 -6289
CeI1 : 360-255-47]-L
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