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HomeMy WebLinkAboutM033093 ..., o...t~ "V ~ò~ MINUTES SPECIAL MEETING TUESDAY MARCH 30, 1993 Commissioner Robert Hinton called the special meeting to order in the absence of Chairman Richard Wojt. Commissioner Glen Huntingford was present. Consideration of Release of the Final Environmental Impact Statements for Inn at Port Ludlow and the Port Ludlow Development Pro2ram: Planning and Building Department Director Craig Ward explained that Susan Thomas and the Planning Department staff has been working with the Farris Company since the last meeting to write the changes to the Environmental Impact Statements as directed by the Board. // Susan Thomas reported that all of the changes have not been completed yet. The finanpiá( impact analysis has not been re-written, but the parts of it that are in question have eit~/ been deleted, cutaway or qualified, until the information in the school district section is meaningless. The consultant has added the following wording to Appendix Q: "In response to comments from the County, some of these conclusions have been deleted from this report. The resulting fiscal impact analysis report does not necessarily reflect the opinions or judgement of the author." She updated the Board on the following: The schedule of monitoring is not included in this document but will be provided at a later time. The summary of changes to the draft EIS is included at the end of Chapter 5. This is the sheet that should be stapled to the copies of the draft EIS documents that are currently in the libraries, etc. There is new wording to address the water issues raised. Commissioner Hinton asked about the section which says that the Fire District has to approve the road designs? He noted that approving road designs on a development project is not a function of the Fire District, it is the County's responsibility. Susan Thomas reported that this wording was included because the Fire District has been concerned about access for fire trucks and other emergency vehicles. Associate Planner Jim Pearson reported that the Public Works Department will provide the design criteria for the roads. Craig Ward suggested that the wording be amended to say "in conformance with County standards." Commissioner Hinton concurred that this wording be amended as suggested. Craig Ward then explained that he felt that the summary of monitoring would be redundant because the monitoring is addressed in the documents already. Pope Resources is required to provide a monitoring plan and each step will have to be summarized in the plan which will be provided in a few weeks. After reviewing the disclaimer included by the consultant in Appendix Q, discussion ensued with Prosecuting Attorney Mark Huth on how best to handle the changes the ~ n nQ() \/01 . '-'11 'AI., - Ii 't' 'I _ ...Lv t'", 'J~,-... /" , "y Minutes of March 30, 1993 Special Commissioners Meeting Page: 2 County wants to the financial impact analysis, the implications of the disclaimer and how it should be handled. Susan Thomas explained that the analysis does not contribute to the mitigation proposed. If it has no bearing on mitigation and is questionable in its con- clusions, then Mark Huth noted, it should be made acceptable to the County or left out of th~ document. The County doesn't want to be left with a document that it will have to argue against. After taking a break to allow the Prosecuting Attorney, the Planning staff and Susan Thomas time to review the issues around the fiscal impact analysis, Mark Huth gave an overview of the problems and how changes should be handled. He recommended that the mitigation language and any conclusions drawn in the fiscal impact analysis be taken out of the document. It would then be left open to question and can be addressed as each project comes on line. The fiscal impact analysis would be left in the document, but it would be modified so that no conclusions regarding mitigation are made and none of the tables suggest conclusions. Craig Ward reported the disclaimer statement would be deleted also. Susan Thomas reported that doing this will necessitate some changes in the document, but they are few. The main changes would occur in the Appendix. Commissioner Hinton asked how long it would take to make the necessary changes? Susan Thomas reported that this could be done within a couple of days. The Board concurred that this matter be continued to 1 :30 p.m. on Monday April 5, 1993. MEETING ADJOURNED JEFFERSON COUNTY BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS SEAL: (Excused Absence) (!tîëña ojt, Chairman ATTEST: Glen Huntingford, Member VOL IJ n ("\ (') ¡ .'-W 'A {' . (~\ '1 ........ v rro;;' t~~.,>,:/!I',l