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Home My WebLink AboutM061785 _~a '!lit!! t .. I . III District No. 1 Commissioner: District No. 2 Commissioner: District No. 3 Commissioner: Larry ~. Dennison, Member B.G. B~own, Member John L.I Pitts, Chairman Clerk of the Board: Public Works Director: Jerdine C. Bragg Gary A. Rowe , M" ill N 'lJ ']'" E . S~ ' June 7, 1985 Chairman John L. Pitts appointed time with Commissicner Dennison in attendance. at the Larry W. Mental December oat~ng employees When no one appeared to speak for or budget, the Chairman closed the heari approve and sign Resolution No. 39 85 for the Brinnon Senior Center ProJ ct the motion. State Liquor Control Bo rd e: Transfer of License and New License App icat on: omm~ss~oner r wn move to approve t e 0 owing liquor license applications: ! l Transfer of license for Man esa Inn, Inc. New license for Centrum BOll datfon, Fort, orden Theater. Commissioner Dennison seconded the mo ion. I State Examiner: Commissioner t e etter 0 I epresentation ceo , commiSSiO[ner Dennison seconded Brinnon Seni r Center Fund: Br1nnon rFsi ents ~n attendance. -Jef:,ferson cOFu, nie:y ,Action Council, earing is a fprmality which allows nty budget fo~ the block grant $575,38,2.00 fpr the Brinnon Senior gai~st the es~abliShment of this g. .commissioper Brown moved to ordering the pudget establishment CO~iS~ioner Dennison seconded ng of fill di~t on his propert : 1S p ann~ng te ump some L Irt and ~sked if e needs special cted MTI. Gast an to contact the ts on this type of project. I I Mr. David Gastman Mr. Gastman a V1se t e oar along a lake that abutts his prope permission to do this. The Board Planning Department for the requir ~OL i 1 rM,~ G 1940 Minutes, Week of June 17, 1985 Page 2: BUSINESS FROM COUNTY DEPARTMENTS: HEARING re: Litter Control Ordin Public Wor s Director, Gary owe reporte t at t s L~tter 0 tro Ordinance was modelled after the Model Litter Control Ordinanc with reference to the County landfill and drop box sites, when the Chairman ope ed the hearing. After Gary briefly reviewed the sections included i the Ordinance the Chairman asked for comments for or against the, roposed Ordinance. When no one appeared to speak for or against the pr posed Ordinance, the Chairman closed the hearing. Commissioner Browl' noted that there are some sections, of the Ordinance that ar, e more fa,r reaching than people realize if the Ordinance is strictly enforced, such as placement of litter receptacles and maintenance of such receptafles. Gary Rowe added that the Ordinance deals with the l~gal aspects of the little control problem while the administrative asp cts will have to be dealt with separately, in the case of public are Commissioner Dennison moved to approve and sign Ord'nance No. 5-85 effective July 1, 1985 for the control of litter. ommissioner-Brown seconded the motion. Award of striping con or str~p~ng county r as recommended by Pub seconded the motion. Commissioner Brown mov d to award the bid a s to KASPA€ Corporation of eattle for $53,080.00 ic Works Director, Gary Rowe. Commissioner Brown atten Beach Tracts rs. orter lS rtion of Manhatten Goo fellow's Manhatten This plat is' located off of The applicantccrossed out the application statement about paying the County one half the mill value of imber removed from the right-of-way in order to offset costs to the co nty for futurei~provements. She explained in a letter that there is no timber on the property, which was verified by the Public Works s aff. The application to open right-of-w y was approved b motion of Commissioner . Brown, seconded by Commissioner De nison. HEARING re: Commissioner Brown moved to approv and sign Ordina ce No. 6-85 setting fees for the Public Works Departme t applications. CommissIOner Dennison seconded the mo~ion. The Ordinanc will become eff ctive Ju1y 1, 1985. HEARING re: Planning/Building av 0 sm~t, ~rector 0 t when Chairman Pitts opened the hea provided regarding these proposed Shoreline Substantial Development New fees: Exemption ,requests wi a site inspection. Setback variance. requ sts will be charged staff time ~olve, d'" these, requests. 1 'IOL J.. 1.. f'M,r , : 1941- I I present was Applicatio:j1s: I be charged $25 if they require $35 to cover Minutes, Week of June 17, 1985 Page 3: Increase in fees: The variance ~ees and Conditionhl U Subdivision and Membership Camper Flub New Fee: Exemptions: These req~est of staff time and thisl fee for Brimary Use, Secondary Use : are to raise from $25 to $50. require a c10nsiderable amount would help efray that cost~ , Increase in fees: The variance :fee or Short PI ts is being increased from $25 to $150. Current Use Assessment Applications: New Fee: :Base Fee:: ,The RCW req:uire a $30appI'cation fee which will be included in th~$l 0 fee being suggested for these applications. These appli ations requ're considerable staff time as well as ~ pu lic hearing by' the Planning Commission. If the applic tion is den'ed the $30 applica- tion fee would be refuhded. Mobile Home, and Wood Stbve AppLi Inspecti,on or re-inspe~tiof: Inspect,i and reflects fees for ~iss d inspectio Stop Work Order: Indi~ate that stopp in violation of or without a permit, a added on to the cost o~ th buildingp be changed to Violatiop Fe ,(resulting Change of use of occup~ncy: These'aha spection. Title notice removal: . In put on a title concern~ng code as a" warning to' any p an inspection is requijred Building, New Feel Increase in fees: Mobile Home fees w for one or two, sec Additional section Buildling permit r No one appeared to speak for or agains Department Fee Schedule and the Ch~irm ensued regarding the Stop Work Ord6r f fee could cause for the Building D~par that the Stbp Work Order fee and the T that are questionable and there iSino arise or how much staff time is in~olv Commissioner Brown moved to approve Or Planning and Building Department Fee S the fee for the Stop Work Order an~ th sioner Dennison seconded the motion. the Auditor's filing fee on the Title and ,the effective, date of the Ordihanc concurred. The Chairman closed .the hearing when n against the proposed vacation. Commis Vacation Petition #&1-85 as recommbnde the compesation set 'at $2,060.00. Com motion. VOL 11 rAf)~ q192 , . I and Address Reqt.:ests n requested by owners appointments. d work being done d the fee would be rmit. Wording could in a stop work order). ges require an in- nstances wh non-complia tantial buy efore this re a notice has been ce with the building r of the property, otice can be removed. incre sed from $25 to $40 be in reased from $10 to $25. fee wWII go from $25 to $50. the proposE1d Planning/Building n closed th~ hearing. Discussion e and the p obI ems that such a ment. Comm'ssioner Brown advised tIe Notice emoval fee were two d in this t pe of matter. inance No. -85 outlining the hedulewithltlie, removal of Tit, I, e.NotlL,'~e Removal. Commis- he charges or the recovery of otice Remov I will be allowed will be Ju y 1, 1985 the Board one appear d to speak for or ioner Brown~moved to approve the by the PIa ning Commission, with issioner De nison seconded the I I . Minutes, Week of June 17, 1985 Page 4: The hearing was closed after the Chair against the vacation petition, and no moved to deny the Petition ~o vacate C Gerald Mathews. Commission~r Brownse , , SEPA Threshold Determination; rea water ev~s~on, ProJectl: itc re John R. Hansen's proposed breakwater r project for the Board. Mr.1 Hansen was clude replacing the existin~ floating that will be 78 feet further into the 800 feet long and will not be in a fla be an addition to the pier ~or a sewag 38 moorage slips will be ad~ed by inst , Mr. Hansen noted that he ha~ put a hol clude condominium units, tennis courts, road system upland of the m~rina inth and drainfield system approyal ~as rec I , Mitch Press noted f~rther that ~he Sta for the Marina, but 'furtherl apP1Loval w than 92 moorage slips, and ~he ! State for a year. The following comm~nts we ment: 1) DSHS has approvedi on iand se 2) The Health Department recominends t but if they are that the bo~t h~ve hol procedures and rules for th~ re~ort sh protection of Port towns end! Bayl water rules will be enforced, andl 4) I Expedi stat~on!is recommended. ! 'I' , I After further discussion ofl potbntial the water quality of Port Tpwns~nd Bay beds at Skunk Island, Commissioher Bro of Non-Significance~ Commirsioper Den , SEPA Threshold Determinatio.p; At!option an: av~ 0 sm~t rev ~we It e pr adopt the Comprehensive Water Si' stem P Jefferson County com,prehensi, ve ',lan. this program are only implicate at th the program ds implemented.! Th Plan,' management and policy procedure~ to'gu water systems in Jefferson ~oun~y and to deal with new water purv~yor~ in ar currently served bya waterl puryeyor. have hearings on this as well a~ the C be reviewed and approved byl thel State Services.! ! , , i I Commissioner Brown moved and Commissio to issue and Determination bf Npn-Sign for the Comprehen~'Water syster Plan. 'IOL 11 , I ! fArr! 1. I I n i1 4:l an asked fo comments for or ne appeared. Commissioner Dennison unty Road p's submitted by onded the m9tion. ansen, Old. Alcohol Plant Marina s, Assoc~at P anner, reV1ewe vision and arinaexpansion present. Th project will in- reakwater w'th a solid breakwater ay. This n w breakwater will be ked configu ation. There will pumpout st tion. An additional llation of 8 finger piers. on the who e project, which will in- a swimming ~ool and an in,teral future, unqil the septic system ived, which has now been received. e has appro ed the pumpout system uld be need d to accomodate more would like 0 monitor the system e received rom the Health Depart- age disposal for 92 moorage slips, at "live ab ards" not be allowed ing tanks, ) the operating uld place s ecial emphasis on uality and ssuring that the ious installation of the pumpout mpact this roject may have on and on ,near y commercial clam moved to, issue a Determination ison second d the motion. ehensive Water Systems posa y e erson ounty to an (CWSP) as an addendum to the e exp1ained that the impacts of s time and ill not occur until 1) establis es administrative, de and develop the growth of public ) provides management system as of the C unty that are not The Plannip Commission will unty Commissioners and it' will ~partment 0 Social and Health er Dennison seconded the motion ficance and Lead Agency Status , I, . . , Minutes, Week of June 17, 1985 Page 5: TEST: ,l ~~~d,&, J rdine C. Bragg, Clerk of the Boar or, Philadel hia String Quartet he Philadel hia String Quartet uor Control Board for a license the glass a~theirOlymPiC weekends at a farm near Quilcene. and due to misunderstanding being submi~ted. Ms. Hearon n approval 10 help expedite the d and MS'H~aron will be sub- he sani-cans and water have been ilcene 4-H lub,who were going to apply fa a license through The the lem and as long as with lall d on Tuesday morning e: Special va, omm~s loner rown move an o,n" to appro,Je t, he spec,ial Occasion ing Quartet Music Festival. The by phone a ,d in writing. issione cpJmissioner Brown moved cy on the p,anningcommission iss,ioner De nison seconded the 9/30/88. The bills. or the end of May d signed by each Commissioner. MEET~NG ADJOURNED ,..;, C... ""C · (::>>. ;;~s:I ;. ,-\ . ..j, :j 'I VOt 11 n : ~ :l9~4