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Comment #Name Location or
Affiliation Topic(s)Summarized Comment of
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1 Johnson, Reid and Lianna Brinnon
a a a
negative impacts of project;
Hood Canal; more studies
needed
o
2 Simmons, Donna
Seabeck; Hood Canal
Environmental
Council
a
allow more review time;
additional planning
commission input; build-out
period
a
3 Morris, Carol
Gig Harbor; Morris
Law P.C.
purpose of public hearing;
adopt regulations before
agreement; specific
comments on regulations
4 Watson, Jim not stated
a a a
specific edits on Parks and
Rec MOU; water quality
monitoring plan too focused
on marina
5 Hammons, Dee S.not stated
shares link on Atlantic
Salmon
6 Sather, Eleanor
Brinnon; Whitney
Gardens
a a
private gain at community
expense; health care issues;
local wildlife
a
7 Cecil, Nick Brinnon
a a
project badly needed, will
enrich local economy
8 Murdoch, Miriam Brinnon
a a o
concerns regarding impacts
to aquifer and groundwater,
traffic, low paying jobs,
wetlands and wildlife
impacts, tribal fishing and
hunting
aa
9 Murdoch, Miriam Brinnon Duplicate of Record #8
a a
MPR will improve area,
improve local economy;
great proiect10Lewis, Tim Black Pt.
a developer has met
requirements11Culp, Scott Brinnon
o
Brinnon
o o a
too large; water supply
concerns; noise, traffic; Hood
Canal shellfish issues
a
t2 Germaine, Cindy and Terry
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Comment #Name Location or
Affiliation Topic(s)Summarized Comment of
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13 Baubin, Dr. Stephen not stated
great boat destination;
please expand
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L4 Nuerenberg, John and Sally Brinnon
traffic, density and utility
issues are all addressed;
a
15 Redmond, Jim and Sandy Brinnon
a
enthusiastic supporters;
important voting issue
a
16 Dalgleish, Ken Kingston
a
frequent visitors; project
provides many benefits
a
17 Ruthrauff, Cliff not stated
Empire State Bldg. completed
in one year and 45 days
18 Wuhl, Eric Visalia, CA
a a
Own Brinnon home on short-
term rental; project will be
environmentally careful and
help community
a
Lilliwaup
a a
Size appropriate; will provide
jobs and local economy a
19 Boldt, Jim
20 Mann, Garth not stated a Letter of thanks to J. Boldt
a O
Developer has contributed to
local community events; park
and rec activities
a
2t Baish, Joy Brinnon
o
22 Baish, Joe Brinnon
o a a a
water supply concerns have
been me! reclaimed water
good; quality project; good
business decision; will help
county economy
not stated
EIS data outdated; concerned
about ecological, health and
safety impacts
a
23 Mitchell, Robert
a
not stated
a
strongly against project;
solitude will be destroyed;
concern over project going
bankrupt24Paulsen, Alan
a
project should move
forward; issues have been
addressed
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not stated25Petrick, Cheryl
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26 lanelli, Jeannie Brinnon
a
reduced scope is reasonable;
project would be a great
compliment to the area
a
27 Williams, Ted Brinnon
o
this project has taken too
long to complete; resort
offers positives to economy
a
28 Abercrombie, Deborah Nordland
a a a a a
oppose current plan for
development based on issues
and concerns of selected
topics
a
29 Simmons, Donna
Seabeck; Hood Canal
Environmental
Council
a a a
build out period too long;
adoption timing of regs and
agreemenU enforcement;
dramatically change rural
character; request extension
of comment period
o
30 Shaw, Allison Brinnon
a a a a
opposed to project; concerns
about water pollution,
marine and road traffic, local
services
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31 Dolan, Terry and Kathy Bainbridge lsland
a a a
urge approval; good
environmental stewardshi p
in marina and good facilities
planned in resort; will help
local economy
a
32 Beathard, Trey and Trish not stated
it is time to say yes to this
development
a
33 Gash, Robert and Kelly Brinnon
a o a
support project; will help
local commerce, services,
recreation
a
34 Marquardt, Will Brinnon
a o
healthy economic
development for south
county; environmental fears
overblown
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Comment #Name Location or
Affiliation Topic(s)Summarized Comment of
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35 Fischer, Mark and Jane Lilliwaup
o a
project will benefit property
values, tax benefits; jobs,
infrastructures and social
benefits
a
36 Bartlemay, Marvin and Lorra not stated
o a a
impressed with
environmental details;
excited about facilities
planned, jobs, services and
revenue.
a
37 Polacek, Ron and Beverly Brinnon
strongly support project;
Breat community
improvement
a
38 MacAliff, Will and Jobe not stated
o a
marina is best managed and
environmentally friendly;
resort will do a wonderful job
for everybody
a
39 Thenstedt, Phil Brinnon
o
development will be
attractive and
envi ronmentally friendly;
help property values and
local economy
a
40 Swanson, Clayton not stated
real benefit for South
Jefferson County
a
4l Peterson, Doug and Kay Brinnon
project delay due to non
residents of Brinnon;
approve project
o
42 Lacey, Gordon Brinnon approve project a
43 Knoll, Duane not stated
South Jefferson County needs
proiect
o
a
Marina is well managed;
resort will make area nicer to
visit and stay; everything
done respectfully
a
44 Verboort, Ken and Barb Portland, OR
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Comment #Name Location or
Affiliation Topic(s)Summarized Comment of
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45 Moses, Dale
Gives history of project;
summarizes development
agreemenU reviews Planning
Commission issues
46 Visser, Andy Brinnon
a a a a o
thirty conditions have been
me! read studies; project is
sensitive and will help local
economy
o
47 Talbott, Tim Brinnon
a a Project will bring a number of
positives to Brinnon
a
48 Haugan, Dennis Brinnon
a Project is a positive to help
address bliehted properties
a
49 Moore-Lewis, Barbara not stated
No comments. Submits 2009
study on fiscal and economic
impacts of destination
resorts in Oregon and a press
release about the 2009 study
Requests extension of
comment period; supports
mandatory review of
financial results and business
plans for each phase;
recommends bonding; cites
findings from Forks and
Oregon
a
50 Brinnon Group'Brinnon
discusses local economy
issues
a
51 Baish, Joe Brinnon
a
oppose current plan for
development based on issues
and concerns of selected
topics
a
52 Hackman, Jim Port Hadlock
a o a o o
oppose current plan for
development based on issues
and concerns of selected
topics
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53 Hackman, Wilma
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Comment #Name Location or
Affiliation Topic(s)Summarized Comment of
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54 Mann, Garth Brinnon
o a a a a a
Reviews history of project;
discusses support for
development regulations and
development agreement
a
55 Coleman, Don not stated
provides duplicate copy of
comment letter #53
56 Holbert, John Brinnon
a a
looking forward to resort and
amenities; put old
campground to good use
a
57 Moore, Richard and Sheila Brinnon
a a extremely im portant project
a
58 Roberts, Larry and Laurel Portland, OR
a a
will help stagnant economy
and draw tourisms and local
iobs
a
59 Moore-Lewis, Barbara not stated
no comments; provides
copies of two 2016 letters
regarding development
regulations and developer
comm unication; provides
copies of two 2018 comment
letters on development
agreement and development
regulations
60 Moore-Lewis, Barbara not stated
submits duplicate copy of
resort study found at
comment #48; includes 2007
comment letter on
Comprehensive Plan
amendment; and, a 2009
review of water quality and
water supply issues
Brinnon
a a a a o
Cites similarities to Port
Ludlow and environmental
and economic benefits
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61 Culp, Cecil
uifer, water archeol. or historic WF-wildl CA-critical areas including
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Comment f Name Location or
Affiliation Topic(s)Summarized Comment of
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52 Wantoch, Rick not stated
a a
Current marina user
concerned about resort
development ruining natural
beauty
a
63 Woehr, Judith Heckert not stated
statement of agreement to
comment #61
a
64 Wantoch, Rick not stated
a
Pleasant Harbor will lose it
bucolic, country feel
65 Wilde, Rose not stated
a o a a
Requests project be scaled
back to 40 units and no golf
course
a
66 Farleigh, Scott not stated
a a a
Support the project with
great enthusiasm;
responsible to environment
and to Native American
Community
a
67 Marshall, Vistoria Starr Brinnon
a a o
Urge approval of project; lists
environmental, economic,
services and infrastructure
reasons
a
68 Verschueren, Lynne Brinnon
a o
Project will improve
depressed local economy
o
69 Hisey, Lynn not stated
a
help provide good jobs and
tourists to businesses; please
support
o
70 Myhr, Pam
a
discusses mitigations and
supports proiect
a
not stated
a
77 Marshall, David Brinnon a a please support project a
72 Frank, Merle not stated
o
support project; improves
economy
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good for visiting boaters o73Holmgren, George and Patti Tacoma o
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Comment #Name Location or
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74 Cooke, JT not stated
a
is developer's representative;
provided clarification on the
development agreement
placeholder on wastewater
treatment (Appendix I of
Agreement)
75 Blair, Barbara Jo Port Townsend
a a a a
wants project put on hold;
cites Port Gamble S'Klallam
Tribe treaty rights; water
quality concerns
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76 Conley, Mike Brinnon (part time)
a a
project will bring needed jobs
and more social activities a
77 Lagenbach, Michael Brinnon
a O a a o o
Cites the positive benefits of
the project for water
supplies, general
environment, taxes, jobs and
traffic flow
a
78 Moore-Lewis, Barbara not stated
submits 2010 report from
Silver Tip Solutions on a
"Water Budget Analysis for
Black Point Peninsula and the
proposed Pleasant Harbor
Marina and Golf Course;" and
a July 17,2009 Memo
providing a review of the
Draft Supplemental EIS water
supply and groundwater
impact analysis (recommends
more testing)
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79 Moore-Lewis, Barbara not stated
submits Brinnon MPR
Opposition Group comment
letter on FSEIS (Dec. 2015)
and July 6,2010 letter from
the Planning Commission to
the Board
80 Chambers, Lauri Nordland a o a a a a a form letter in opposition a
81 Neuenschwander, David not stated
do not keep comment period
open
82 Visser, Andy Brinnon
Requests hearing be held in
Brinnon so that local Brinnon
residents can testify;
expresses concern as to who
from South County is the
'Brinnon Group'
83 Peterson, Doug and Kay Brinnon
Requests hearing be held in
Brinnon so that local Brinnon
residents can testify
84 Kocks, Joe not stated
Support project; reviewed
materials/record; please
approve
o
85 Deschamps, Paul Mason County
Planned development at
Black Point is in right
direction
o
86 Dudley, Robin Port Townsend
a a a
Please do not let this project
go forward
o
87 Graham, Steve Brinnon
a a
Proposed development
provides affordable housing
and jobs for workers;
balances environmental
concerns with economic
opportunities; approve the
project
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Comment #Name Location or
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88
Kittredge, Kit and Meyer,
Dr. Keith not stated
a a a
Project will be at the expense
of local infrastructure,
environment, quality of life.
Kettles unique and should be
saved. Fire/EMT are maxxed.
Few low wage jobs
a
89 King, Dr. Richard and Laura Brinnon marina
o a a
The pros of this development
greatly outweigh the cons;
environment fully protected;
support project
a
90 Unruh, Doris not stated a Support proiect o
91 Durgan, Craig Port Ludlow
a
approve project; will help
jobs, economic development
and tax base
o
92 Burns, Robert not stated
a support project; good thing
for county and people
a
93 DeBeau, Terry Port Hadlock
a o
Project will impact traffic.
Kettles are unique and
sacred. Project will cause
water pollution
a
94 Hammons, Lois J.Port Ludlow
o o
project is carefully and
intelligently planned; is a win-
win for County
a
95 Graham, Belinda Brinnon
a a
This project will help address
housing crisis; offers short
term rentals and offers jobs;
development can be
accomplished while
respecting the environment;
approve project
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Comment #Name Location or
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96
Ross, Rebekah and Beattie,
John Hal
Hood Canal adjacent
to property
o a a a
Has substantial issues with
water supply impacts and
contingency plans lacking;
impacts to wildlife of float
planes; long term monitoring
needed
a
97 Swanson, Clayton not stated Time to finally approve a
98 Wexman, Todd not stated
o a a
Ten page comment letter
from the Brinnon Group that
may be from the past as
there is no specific
comments on development
regulations or development
agreemenU comments refer
to Board "findings and is
critical of implementing
ordinance and of 18-hole golf
course
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99 Davis, Christina Phillipsburg, MT
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Owns property Brinnon; asks
for project to be supported a
100 Hogenson, Scott Port Ludlow
a a
Supports project; asks Board
to rely on data and studies
rather than emotion
regarding impacts; project
will improve tax base,
services
o
101 Grau, Diane Brinnon
a a a
against project; will impact
canal and fishing; traffic
accidents will increase
o
102 Sickel, Karen Brinnon
a o a
Objects to out of county
residents criticisms of
projects; concerns and
impacts have been
addressed; supports project
a
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Comment #Name Location or
Affiliation Topic(s)Summarized Comment of
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103 Coleman, Don Brinnon
Requests if hearing can be
held in community of
Brinnon
104 Siefert, Peter Brinnon
o a a
Provides comments on the
Draft EIS concerning golf
course fertilizers; water
supply salinization, etc.
o
105 Crenshaw, Roger MD San Diego
Support project; hopes it
moves to permitting stage
a
106 Crenshaw, Susan San Diego
Support project; it is "green"a
L07 Morris, Bill and Roxianne Duckabush River
a a a
35 year residents; project will
not improve environment or
economy
a
108 Peterson, Jean M (Wasell)Bremerton
a
Strong suppor! will help
Brinnon; project has address
environmental aspects with
due diligence
a
109 Justin, Jones not stated
a a a
Supports project; allow it to
go to permitting stage
a
110 Murdoch, Miriam Brinnon
Cites state office guidance
paper; cites Planning
Commission statement that
mitigation not possible
a
111 Robinson, J not stated
supports project; wants it
approved and moved to the
permitting stage
a
ttz Foszcz, Roger Port Angeles
a a a a
Opposes project for traffic,
services, environmental and
tribal treaty reasons
113 Loomis, Bert Port Ludlow
a a a a
DO not delay project any
longer; local economy,
services and local ecology
will improve
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tt4 Loomis, Bert Port Ludlow
Cites examples of success
from Port Ludlow MPR; lists
all the work done analyzing
issues; stop using staff time
and county resources;
project ready to be approved
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115 Helander, Marge Port Ludlow
supports project wants it to
move to permitting stage
a
116 King, Marlene MillCreek
o
supports project; will be a
beautiful addition to
community
o
LL7 MacAliff, Will and Jobe not stated
wonderful place; needs more
handicapped spaces
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118 Langenbach, Michael Brinnon
a a a a O a
supports project; good water
treatment; one kettle
preserved; good for tax base,
jobs; all items have been
addressed
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119 Loomis, Bert Port Ludlow
a a
Developer has been patient
and has done all that is
required; project will benefit
all citizens
a
L20 Loomis, Bert Port Ludlow
a a
project can reverse years of
economic hardship;
environmentally sound
project
a
721 Loomis, Bert Port Ludlow Duplicate of comment 114
L22 Jones, Juliet not stated
Supports project; wishes it to
move to permitting stage
a
t23 McKay, John Brinnon
a
Government is strangling
development. Lossen the
stranglehold
a
o a
Please approve project. Jobs,
tax base, sharing community
assets now and in future.
a
L24 Visser, Andy and Jolene Brinnon
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Comment #Name tocation or
Affiliation Topic(s)Summarized Comment of
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125 Schindler, Valerie Brinnon
a a
Supports project; wishes it to
move to permitting stage;
will bring a bright future
a
L26 Kleyer, Gerald Brinnon
a a
Project will bring much
needed employment,
community pride,
investment, truly what
community needs
a
127 Schryver, Elysah Quilcene
Supports project; wishes it to
move to permitting stage
a
128 Snyder, Angelina and Ben Brinnon
a a
Project will help existing and
future families in Brinnon;
approve project
a
L29 Dillon, Jessica Port Hadlock a a a oa Oppose current plan I
130 Burden, Lys Port Townsend
a a
Preserve the kettles;
discusses geologic and tribal
significance
o
131 Reed, Sandra Brinnon
a
please support project; will
bring jobs; share local beauty a
132 Oslake, Morgan Brinnon
Writing to register opposition
tO MPR
a
133 Caddey, Patricia and James Port Ludlow a Project will bring jobs a
734 Devine, Lori and Patrick South County
a a
Project will bring jobs and
revive a dying community
a
135 Wexman, Todd Brinnon Group
MPRs are gated and off
limits. We feel findings are
questionable; see our groups
critique and brace yourselves
for a lawsuit.
a
not stated
Traffic will be awful. Keep
private lands private or
preserved
a
136 YM
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137 Coleman, Don Brinnon
a a o o a a
Describes history or project;
of EIS work; of tribal and
other consultations. Project
is environmentally and
economically sound
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138 Lowe, Cheryl
Marine Res.
Committee Port
Hadlock
o a a a
Review and comments on
Development Agreement
Appendices with respect to
stormwater, monitori ng,
groundwater, wastewater;
supports Planning
Commission letter; requests
data and a contingency plan
a
139 Johnson, Reid Brinnon
o o
These comments supersede
ones previously submitted.
Objects to size, golf course
chemicals, ElS. No
independent studies. Oppose
project
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140 Nelson, Debbie not stated
o a
Project is vital, community
needs this to keep town
alive.
a
L4t Mitchell, Andrea not stated
t o
Describes personal history of
involvement and impressions
of the project; believes
impacts and benefits are
glossed over; opposes project
o
L42 Mendes, Maria Kala Point
a a a
Opposes project; will impact
rural character, environment,
water quality and destroy
kettles; monitoring
inadequate; traffic study
inadequate; not reasonable
size
a
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Comment #Name Location or
Affiliation Topic(s)Summarized Comment of
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143 Ellers, Debra Port Townsend
a a o
Oppose project; describes
impacts to environment,
economy, traffic and other
concerns
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L44 Perry, Gail not stated
o a a
Oppose project; describes
impacts to environment,
economy, traffic and other
concerns
aa
145 Marx, Janet Port Angeles
a o a a a o
Oppose project; describes
impacts to environment,
economy, traffic and other
concerns
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145 Mitchell, Robert Brinnon
a a a a a Critical of project history;
impacts not addressed
a
147 Skinner, Gil and Barb Port Ludlow
o
Supports letter from Wm
Zinheim. Supports project
and economic benefits
a
148 Adkins, Jonathan Olympia
a a o a
Supports project; marina well
managed; projects impacts
addressed; good for area
a
149 Brotherton, Tom Quilcene
a a o a
Project has been exhaustively
studied; impacts eliminated;
ignore opponents; urge
approval
a
JeffCo Planning
Commission
a a a ,a
Chair and Vice Chair cite
concerns previously
communicated in 2016:
impacts still exist;
development agreement
needs revisions; kettles need
to be avoided; project size
needs reductions
a
150 Koan, Cynthia
not stated
protect kettles from
destruction
a
151 Huxtable, Marion and Ryan
water su ; CR-tribal/cultural, archeol. or historic resources; WF-wildlife; CA-critical areas includi
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L52 Perry, Stephen not stated
a o o a
Agrees with points made in a
letter circulated from local
advocacy group as sample
letter of concern opposing
project; makes other points
of concern on water supply
and quality
a
153 Zingheim, Bill Port Ludlow
a
Project will bring jobs, better
income, housing
opportunities, schools, local
retail, taxes; approve this
project
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154 Hendricks, Eric and Joan Brinnon
Refers to letter attached not
found
Ford, Barry
Supports project; will bring
jobs, opportunity and beauty a
155 Port Hadlock
156 Unruh, Doris not stated
Support project; good for
communities
a
t57 Mclntyre, Vonda Duckabush River
a a Concerned that promises will
not be kept
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158 Hogenson, Jessica Port Ludlow
a a Supports project; will help
housing, jobs, local taxes
a
a
Support project; will bring
jobs, services, economic base
159 Holt, David Mat Mats
a
Project will negatively impact
rural character, sensitive
environments and water
quantitv and qualitv
a
160 Morris, Bill and Roxianne Brinnon
a a a a
Morris, Bill and Roxianne Brinnon
a
Project does not comply with
GMA; it is too big and out of
rural character
o
161
a a
Approve MPR. Will positively
impact housing and
economic development
a
L62 Loomis, Bert Port Ludlow
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163 Loomis, Bert Port Ludlow
o o
Approving MPR will attract
and retain the best and
brightest teachers through
improved tax base
164 Loomis, Bert Port Ludlow
a a
The Pleasant Harbor MPR will
provide funding for law
enforcement and improve
the safety and security of all
county residents
a
165 Loomis, Bert Port Ludlow
a a
Approve MPR; new taxes will
assist emergency services a
166 Loomis, Bert Port Ludlow
a a
Approve project; it will
provide needed jobs to help
the unemployed and under
employed
a
767 Loomis, Bert Port Ludlow
a a
Approve project; additional
tax dollars will help address
affordable housing
a
168 Blair, Barbara Jo Port Townsend
a o
Opposed t project. ls in
wrong location for
vacationers who expect
nearby amenities, good
weather etc.
a
169 Hammond, Steve Port Ludlow
o a
Supports project. Will bring
needed jobs, better
education and increased
housing
a
o
L70 Loomis, Bert Port Ludlow
a a a
Supports project; balances
the needs of the
environment with sound
economic growth
Port Ludlow
o Support project; will add to
the tax base
at7tLoomis, Bert
a
172 Clark, Todd Brinnon
o a
Oppose project; will negative
impact tax base and traffic a
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173 Rastelli, Jodee not stated
o a a a a
Oppose project; cites
projects impacts; project will
fail and destroy ecosystem
based tourism; property
taxes will increase; traffic
congestion will increase and
cause water pollution
o
774 Boettcher, Karl and Marilyn not stated
a
ln favor of project; wish all
involved success
a
175 Jetliner, Lee Brinnon
a a a a
Opposed to project; may
destroy drinking water
supplies and increased wood
burning will impact air
quality; seasonal resort
creates boom or bust and
size of project will impact
community
o
176 Siefert, Deborah Brinnon
a a a a a a
Oppose project, will lose
quality of life; concerns
regarding employment,
services, local costs, water
supply and Hood Canal
impacts; serves on MRC
a
777 Robinson, D.P Brinnon
a o a a a
MPR willjeopardize
community and
environment; invest in
existing people and
businesses instead
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178 lcing, Charles Brinnon
a a a a o o
lmpacts and expenses will
not be adequately resolved
especially related to traffic,
public services, air quality,
Hood Canal, wildlife, boating,
tax increases, drinking water
risks, golfing nuisances, and
bankruptcy risks
a
L79 Cooke, Jon Quilcene
a
Project presents choice for
local jobs, economic growth,
lower poverty and reduced
commuting
a
180 Taylor, Jeff not stated
o
Golf course development is
not needed; job growth not
sustainable, taxes will
increase and affordable
housing will become worse
a
181 Thompson, Rick not stated
o
Supports project; will address
joblessness and help improve
school enrollment and
operations
a
182
Cath cart, Wallace and V.
Kay Port Ludlow
a a
Supports project. Will
provide jobs, homes, better
tax base for schools,
infrastructure and local
opportunities
o
183 Glints, Dale Jefferson County
Please support. Will have
positive effects on economy
and county attractiveness
a
184 Farr, Karen Port Townsend
Supports project; is
environmentally friendly and
will bring jobs, help
affordable housing and local
services
a
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185 Bergstein, Al Port Townsend
o a
Oppose project. No technical
documentation on water
processing plant and what
happens if it fails
o
186 Morris, Bill and Roxianne Brinnon
Duplicate record of #161:
Project does not comply with
GMA; it is too big and out of
rural character
187 Morris, Bill and Roxianne Brinnon
Duplicate record of #160:
Project will negatively impact
rural character, sensitive
environments and water
quantity and quality
188
Call, Roma on behalf of
Sullivan, Jeromy, PGST Chair PGST
o a a a a
Oppose approval of
development regulations and
development agreement and
site specific non-compliance
issues related to MPR
implementing ordinance
a
189 Retter, Susan Port Ludlow
o
Supports project. Will
provide desperately needed
taxes
o
190 Radliff, Tim not stated
a
Project will provide county
wide benefits, is well-
planned, ecologically friendly
and will provide boost to
many aspects of the local
economy
a
191 Phillips, Mari Quilcene
a a
Supports project; uses
marina, notes improvements
and thoughtful planning and
that project will bring
wonderful living
accommodations not found
elsewhere in County
o
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L92 Mendes, Maria Kala Point
a a a
Duplicate of record #142:
Opposes project; will impact
rural character, environment,
water quality and destroy
kettles; monitoring
inadequate; traffic study
inadequate; not reasonable
size
o
193 Wexman, Todd Brinnon Group
Oppose project; is
incompatible with
preservation and
enhancement of social and
natural communities of
Brinnon; describes how MPR
will overly exclude use and
rely on local taxes and
investment. Not a duplicate
record from #98 or #135.
a
L94 Mann, Cherri Port Townsend
o o a a a a a
Notes reduced size but more
reduced project would
further address
environmental pollution
concerns with water,
wastewater, traffic and Hood
Canal. Do not allow project to
proceed; still too many
environmental concerns
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195
VERBAL SUBMITTAL? C
Koan or K. Pederson?not stated
o a a a a
Do not approve regulations
or agreement and work with
developer to revise project to
be smaller, to preserve
kettles and to protect the
sensitive ecology of Hood
Canal; economic
development should focus on
helping support and permit
small, family-owned
environmentally -conscious
sustainable business
a
196 Simmons, Donna
Seabeck; Hood Canal
Environmental
Council
a a a a a a a
Serious concerns regarding
both development
agreement and development
regulations; cite C. Morris'
written comments on
procedure, due process, build
out period, vesting. States
both DA and DR do little to
lessen unacceptable
environmental impact
concerns social economic
and project financial impacts
also
a
197 Stern, Fred not stated
a a a a
Project is too big and will not
help local jobs, economy,
environment and increase
traffic accidents
a
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198 illegible Bales, P?Port Townsend
a a a o a
Do not approve regulations
or agreemenU stormwater
and water quality issues
remain unresolved; Attaches
and cites a 2007 comment
letter on DEIS and county
response; a 2015 comment
letter on the DSEIS; a 2Ot6
comment letter on the FSEIS
199 Rose, Mark Brinnon
a a a a a a
Strongly oppose project;
tribes concerns have not
been addressed; project will
not provide good jobs or
hiring practices; property
taxes will go up; water
quality will be degraded and
must be addressed before
project proceeds; traffic
accident concerns; tribal
cultural concerns exist;
wildlife issues unresolved.
a
200 Visser, Andy Brinnon
Supports project. Project will
insure the health of our
natural environment and
welfare of our citizens; is
different from submittals at
fi46,#82,#L24
a
a a
Project has accommodated
all and many community,
environmental and tribal
issues and concerns; project
will help tax base, local
economy and community
a
20L Pederson, Wally and Peggy South County
a o
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202 Stroh-Stern, Beth Brinnon
a a a a a
Size of MPR out of balance
for the needs ofthe town;
traffic increase a concern;
environmental damage to
Hood Canal shellfish, water
quality, wetlands and
wildlife; tribal cultural
concerns not addressed, will
destroy sacred sites
a
203 Stroh-Stern, Beth Brinnon
a a a a a a
Reject this too big MPR as
opposed; project will cause
property taxes to go up,
services to go down, poor
quality jobs; traffic accidents
Revise project and downsize
a
204 Pedersen, Kirie Brinnon
a o o a a
Oppose project. Help create
instead locally owned
community valued economic
development in proportion
to remote location and
fragile inland sea
a
20s Koan, Cynthia Port Townsend
(possibly attached to Record
#204 /)Record item is a July
2016 8-page letter to the
Board of Commissioners on
the Planning Commission's
MPR project experience
206 Pedersen, Kirie unknown
(possibly attached to Record
#204) print out of article
entitled Saving Paradise.
winter 2017: still Point Arts
Quarterly
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207 McMillan, Brenda Port Townsend
a o
Traffic study 9 years old and
needs review. No mention of
sewage treatment
a
208 Coleman, Diane Brinnon
a a
Support project. Developer
has made improvements to
Maria. MPR jobs,
opportunities and tax
revenue needed.
a
209 Fritz, James Port Townsend
a a
Support project. Will bring I
revenue for services, help
improve economy locally and
countywide and help housing
a
zto Schindler, Bud Brinnon
Please support worthy
project. Constant pressure
from opposition does not
represent local majority who
has constantly supported
project for 11 years
a
271 Schindler, Valerie Brinnon
o a
Urge approval of project; will
greatly help local services,
economy, jobs and tax base.
a
2L2 Cochrane, Julia Port Townsend
a o a a
Support Planning
Commission; preserve
kettles; ensu re project's
financial stability; project too
large in a rural area; support
HCEC monitoring concerns
and traffic impacts
aoa
2L3 Sullivan, Jeromy
Port Gamble S'Klallam
Tribe
Duplicate of Record # 188
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214 Clark, Victor and Charlotte Brinnon
a
After reading many
documents, assessments and
reports developer has
addressed concerns; resort
will provide much needed
revenue and be a community
asset; provides article on
outdoor recreation economy
a
215 Mitchell, Robert Brinnon Duplicate of Record #146
216 Loomis, Bert Port Ludlow
a
Voting for the MPR will
expand the tax base
a
2L7 Brinnon Group'not stated
Submits April 9, 2018 letter
from Aramburu and Eustic,
LLP to the Board on the DR
and DA; a November 29,
2016 letter from Aramburu
to County officials on a 2016
developer-vision; a Sept 19,
2016 letter from the
developer to PGST Chair;
and a April 9, 2018 letter and
resume from Dave Wechner
on how MPRs elsewhere
have failed
a
2L8 Cullinan, Timothy
Point No Point Treaty
Council
o o a
Discusses lack of
responsiveness, adequacy
and effectiveness measures
for the Development
Agreement wildlife
management plan
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279
Ross, Rebekah and Beattie,
John Hal
o a a a
Oppose project; insufficient
guarantees that impacts to
drinking water and water
supplies will be adequately
mitigated; traffic and
size/density issues not
resolved
a
220 Morris, Bill and Roxianne Brinnon Duplicate of Record #161
221 Morris, Bill and Roxianne Brinnon Duplicate of Record #160
222 Knoll, Roxann Brinnon
o
Support project, will help
community and will an asset
to the community and the
surrounding area; jobs and
other opportunities for
young people
aa
223 Knoll, Duane Brinnon
o a
project will contribute to tax
base, will help provide jobs
for our young people;
developer will help fund
additional services; this will
help all County; do not know
who Brinnon Group is
a
224 Smith, Arnold Brinnon
Totally supportive of project
and wish it to be built o
225 Zingheim, Bill Brinnon Duplicate of Record #153
o
226 Nordland, Kathleen Nordland
a
Protect kettles, they are
ancient sacred structures
Port Townsend
Support project; tired of
negative comments; want
project built
a
227 Smith, Angela
not stated
Supports project; how many
comment periods have there
been over the last 11-12
years?
a
228 iilegible Myre?, Bamli
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229 Harper, John not stated
Support project. Time to get
moving forward, waited long
enough
o
230 Henderson, Douglas Port Ludlow
a a
Documents concerns
regarding delays in project;
project will help joblessness
and poverty level; requests
response regarding delays
a
231 illegible C---not stated
Support project, wants it to
be built; please consider the
wishes of those who live here
not those who don't
a
232 LaJones, Laura (illegible)not stated
Support project want my
voice to be heard
a
233 Loomis, Bert Port Ludlow
a a
Approving this project will
help County economically in
many ways; project has taken
too long; represent the best
interest of all County
a
234 Pavel, Joseph Skokomish Tribe
a a a a o
Submits statement
reaffirming prior input on
project with conditional
support as long as those
issues remain resolved;
confirms the Skokomish Tribe
Primary Right with judicial
decisions attached
a
235 Kaehler, Gretchen DAHP
a a
Letter to Commissioner Kate
Dean regarding state
agency's new comments on
cultural resource values and
unique and geologically
significant features
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236 Burden, Lys Port Townsend
a a
member of native
connections group concerned
that large kettle will be
destroyed and that tribal
concerns inadequately
addressed
237 Cullinan, Timothy
Point No Point Treaty
Council
Duplicate of record #218
238 Pedersen, Deborah Port Townsend
a a a o a
Agrees with the Planning
Commission's April 4 2018
letter especially about water
quality, sewage treatment,
aquifer protection, traffic and
financial stability of the
project
o
239 Covert, Dave Port Townsend
a a a
Concern about the Hood
Canal water quality; project
should be required to
improve water quality;
kettles are a unique geologic
feature that should be
preserved
o
240 Houschen, Lis
a a a
Supports project; will be built
to avoid impacts to wildlife
and to aquifers; will provide
financially healthy county
a
24r Dybeck, Celeste Port Townsend
a a a
Jamestown S'Klallam Elder;
preserve kettles, shoreli ne;
ensure proper sewage
treatment and shell and
finfish protection
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Affiliation Topic(s)Summarized Comment of
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242 Ruzicka, Annette Port Townsend
a a a
Project is environmentally
unsound and unsafe'too
large; no guarantees for no
runoff; shellfish and treaty
rights are at risk; project
does not protect kettles;
implement the PGST shellfish
mitigation plan
a
243 Hals, Hansi
Sequim; Jamestown
S'Klallam Tribe
(natural resources)
a a a o
pre-construction monitoring
of one year should be
required; nutrients from golf
course must be shown to
have no effect; incorporate
by reference PGST comments
on water quality, shellfish,
cultural resources and
wildlife
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244 Loomis, Bert Port Ludlow Duplicate Record #
245 Crawford, Dennin Port Townsend
246 Foszcz, Roger Port Angeles
247 Morris, Bill and Roxianne Brinnon Duplicate Record #
Support project; please move
forward with permitting a
248 Benek, S not stated
a
249 no nome Concerned Citizen not stated
a a
opposes resort; will pollute
and will compromise pristine
beauty of area
Duplicate of Record #1682s0Blair, Barbara Jo Port Townsend
Support project; please move
forward with permitting a
25L illegible Bunk, Merial not stated
Have reviewed documents;
support smaller size; feel this
will enhance area
a
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2s3 Langenbach, Michael Brinnon
a a a
More people in Brinnon are
for project, not against; will
make jobs, better services
and provide revenue; project
will not harm environment
a
254 Langenbach, Michael Brinnon
a a o a a
Resort is a must for Brinnon;
jobs created to build and to
maintain resort; better
services; sewer will keep
water clean; will be
recreation and tax base
255 Dean, Bill Port Ludlow
a
Recommends increased
Highway 101 conservation
easement from 10 to 30 feet
2s6 Morris, Bill and Roxianne Brinnon cover email to Record #257
257 Morris, Bill and Roxianne Brinnon
2s8 Brown, Debra Brinnon
Time to get going and
approve project; tired of lies
being spread by opponents
a
259 Longo, Al Brinnon
McDaniel, Bonnie not stated
a a o a a
Protect area natural
resources; discharge and
runoff will harm Hood Canal
and aquifer and wells will be
contaminated with slat water
by filling up kettles; agrees
with Planning Commission
letter; reduce project size
260
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26t Johnson, Reid Brinnon
a a a a a o a a
Comments are in addition to
ones previously submitted;
project land development
and operations are
incompatible with the
sensitive environment of
Hood Canal and Duckabush
River; water quality in harbor
poor; not enough being done
about stormwater ru noff;
refers t PGST comments from
May t 2OL7, to Silver Tip
solutions water analysis; cites
PGST shellfish pollution and
harvest pressure concerns
and issues of increased boat
traffic and noise; cites tribal
significance of kettles; tribal
concerns on wildlife not
addressed; jobs at too low
wage; project may not be
financially viable
a
262 Loubere, Frances Port Townsend
a a o
Need to value concerns of
Jamestown ST and state
archeologist and impacts to
Brinnon clean water over
gains of developing this
sensitive site
o
263 Cecil, Nick Duplicate of Record #275
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254 Moore-Lewis, Barbara
a
email exchange from Kitsap
resident to Moore-Lewis
Brinnon Group re MPR;
where to comment; knows
Planning Commissioner; has
opposed project in past; does
not want to see light
pollution from Kitsap
shoreline across from project
a
265 Rose, Mark Brinnon
a a a a o
Comments on presentation
provided by County at
beginning of hearing; objects
to it; Planning Commission
should have presented;
serious financial,
environmental and tribal
concerns; project in clear
violation of GMA
a
266 Gusoskey, John Quilcene
a a a o a
Recaps testimony heard at
hearing; project's benefits
would start immediately and
continue; objectors to
project cite impacts that have
been addressed; disputes
concerns on traffic, wildlife;
shellfish have made a
comeback due to developer's
work in marina
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267 Brewster, Linda not stated
a a a a a a
Agrees with PGST ad
Planning Commission
comments. Development
phases need individual
evaluation and mitigation.
Sewage treatment may
impact shellfish, aquifer;
kettles important to tribes;
jobs will be low-wage
a
268 Brownell, David
Sequim; Jamestown
S'Klallam Tribe
(cultural resources)
a a
Letter signed by tribal chair.
Finds that project SEPA did
not adequately address
cultural significance of kettles
and that in order to protect
kettles, listing on National
Register required which is
unacceptable. Development
agreement should require
preservation of kettles and
wetlands regardless.
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269 Coleman, Don Brinnon
a a a a a a
L7 -year Brinnon resident
runs business dependent on
good environment and
economy; represents
applicant; understands
Ordinance 30 conditions;
raises issue of tribal primacy
on cultural and historic
rights; objects to PGST
accusations on lack of
consultation; cultural
significance on private
property requires proof;
wildlife management
concerns; kettles are not
ponds and do not hold water;
project will conserve and
recycle water; shellfish issues
exist not related to proposed
resort; people have not read
MOUS or studies on
monitoring and service
agreements
a
270 Moore-Lewis, Barbara
Duplicate submittals from
Record #
27L Cooke, J.T Seattle
o o a a a a
L7-page letter with
attachments from
developer's representative;
addresses comments from
public hearing and
m isconceptions regarding
project history, current status
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272 Zingheim, William not stated
letter providing comments
and observations from public
hearing, county permit
process and county
decisionmaking
2t3 Floor, Jo Pitzer Brinnon
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Form letter of objection on
issues noted in bullets
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274 Floor, C.W Brinnon
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Form letter of objection on
issues noted in bullets
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275 Cecil, Nick not stated
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Discusses how resort could
serve as human disaster
relief services location by air
and water access
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276 Justis, Denny Nordland
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Oppose project. Too many
environmental concerns'
shares concnerns of
environmental groups and
tribes
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277 Stern, Fred Brinnon
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Traffic accidents will
increase; kettles are sacred
to natives and should not be
used for waste water; will
not provide dependable
incomes.
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278 Loubere, Paul Port Townsend
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lnadequate consideration of
cultural and environmental
impacts; S'Klallam tribe has
done good job analyzing
flaws. Develop in a way that
recognizes tribal and
economic costs
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279 Stroh-Stern, Beth Duplicate Record of #203
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280 Koan, Cynthia Jefferson County'
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Personal appeal. Cites
confusion over ElSs. Suggests
adopting dev. Regs first. Dev.
Agreement has little
defensible substance. Port
Ludlow examples discussed
lnconsistent permitting
decisions on Black Point and
water supply. Discusses
experience at another Hood
Canal resort and out-of-area
work force. ls disappointed
that hearings, meetings not
held in Brinnon. ls concerned
that kettles will be used for
sewage effluent and are
significant to a tribes culture
and livelihood. Resort is
better left as is or to revert
back to residential. Attaches
golf course article links and
verbal testimony delivered at
hearing.
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287 Smith, Lorna Port Townsend
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Planning Commission and
Conservation Futures
Committee. Discusses work
of PCC on project. Cites RCW
on existing resorts (vs
proposed new), Describes
issues with differences in
shoreline buffer proposals.
Cites DAHP comment letter
and PGST consultations as
warranting more work. US
Army COE JD has expired and
with cultural issues will
trigger Sec 106 consultation.
Dev. regs too broad. Long
term management of
easements an issue.
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Cohoe, Carol on behalf of
Mr. Aramburu for the
Brinnon Group
FSEIS inadequate does not
analyze alternative buildings
in unofficial Vision plan (not
submitted to
county).Comments on
proposed regulations. Cites
MPRs inconsistency with
Comprehensive Plan
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