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Home My WebLink AboutM051484 ~ ~ ,,,. ... & . iii DistriEt Distript Distrift I Clerk ~f the Board: Publici Works Director: I I .!' ------~--------------------------------------------~----------------- No. 1 Commissioner: No. 2 Commissioner: No. 3 Commissioner: O'Meara, Chairman Brown, Member L. Pitts, t-1ember I , I . . I ------~---------~-----~----------------------------~----------------- I I I M,,:.!Ji?. .Ji~L,l:II ~:md. E ~>$ Week of May 14, 1984 order at 10:00 a.m. Chairma~ A.M. O'Meara called the meeting with a,II members in attendance. . Application for Assistance from Soldiers'i & Sailors' Fund: : Comm ss~oner P~tts move to approve t e app ~cat~on or from the Soldiers' and Sailors' Relief Fund forPamaia A. Cole. Brown ~econded the motion. Unanimous. . 1 I ' I Liquor Control Board re: New license application: New license applications or ean s Tra ng Post an earwater: tore in CTearwater are be~ng held as recommended by tbe Health Depart ~nt, for more infor- mationl. Relief . 0 Commissioner I Alan Iglitzin letter re; County Road No. 18: Mr. Iglitzin bas requesr=ed y ounty consi er vacatl g,by its own volition, the ab~ndoned alignment of County Road No. 18. The Board will discuss the possible installation of a gate with the County Engineer. If this proper~y was vacated and closed completely it would deny access to property in tha(t area. I I I I Byron Swigart, Local Manager, Puget Soun Power and Light I Company re; esi entia power costs: The Bonnevill Power Administra- tion i~ proposing to change the average sistemcostimethodology which determ~nes the benefits consumers receive from the 1 esidential power exchanee provision of the Regional Power Act of 1980, Byron Swigart of Puget rower explained to the Board. I The Regional Power Act of 1980 was developed by rep esentatives from all the public and private utilities, the Aluminum 'ompanies, other major indust~ialcustomers and the B.P.A. to establish ra e parody for all electr~c power customers in the Northwest region (W shington, Oregon, Idaho ~nd Montana) as a result of the low cost hydr electric power generated from Cplumbia River dams that were built with feder I funds. I Puget rower is i.n the proce$of protesting the change requested by the B.P.A., because of the potential loss of millions ofldollars of energy credits that are passed on to this regions r.esident~aland small use custom~rs. The impact on these users if the credit~ are lost would mean an increase o'f 15 to 20% in their electric bills ov' r a period of time. $80 mi~lion worth of energy credits would be lost ft Puget Power's customers alone. I I Mr. Sw~gart urged the Board to write to members of .ongress involved at pre~ent in developing a budget for the Bonnevill' Power Administration urgingi them to direct the BPA to slow down and perm"t all the affected partiep to participate fully and fairly in negotiat"ng any re-write of the aVfrage system cost methodology. Seniorl Citizen Programs: A symposium for Senior ci June 61, 1984 at the Tri-Area Community Center. Pug proces~ Of. mailing a brochure about the Symposium with Seniors. izens will be held t Power is in the o groups involved VOl. 10f~~ o 507 .. Minutes, Week of May 14, 1984 Page 2: senior citizens Mr. Swigart advised that a pilot project for low i with electric heat will be starting in June. Alice Lumbard, Chimacum Watershed Assbciation re; Informal with Department 0 esources Appea soar : The~macum e Assoc~at~on represente y A ice Lum ar ~s requesting the Board to do the following: 1) Ask the DNR Forest ractices Appeals Board fora formal hearing to clarlfy their position on otification and review of herbicide spraying permits by the County 2) Defihe the areas of water supply interests in the county and 3) Set up .an informal conference with the DNR to contest the adopted water types classifi~ation. Commissioner Pitts advised. that he feels the Prosecuting Attorney should write a letter to DNR asking for thefrinterpretatio I oftheR.C.W that refers to the notification and review process for these permits. He also advised that he had drafted two letters for t Ie Board's signatures, one to the U.S. Forest Service Region #6 Regional orester asking for any information he might have on herbicide sprayin . and one letter to be s.ent to the members of the Congressional de legation expressing the concerns and problems with this regard in Jeff ~son County each year. I Application for Assistance from Soldiers,l & Sailors' Relief Fund: Because t is is a secon app ~cation y, aro yn Avi a an ~t.is over the $150 proposed application limit, Commissioper Brown moved to . approve this application in the amount of $230.00 0 the recomrriendation;,-c; of Hershel Atkinson with the stipulation that the oney be returned if ,!' and when possible. Commissioner Pitts seconded the! motion. Unanimous. Planning 5/14/84 re: Final SEPA Threshold Determinati n; F & HJ Interprises: t e m~tlgatLve measures re ~ewe y t e P annLng Department, Commissioner Brown ejPressed concerns about those addressing access, addttio al right-of-way and. utilization as a bus stop, for t !is proposed store at Four Correts Upon the Planning Department~ re bmmendation, Commissioner Brown moved and Commissioner Pitt's seconded the motion to have the project proponent su ~it an access plan for the facility which would not alJay ~cess off of State Road 20, to the Planning/BuildingDep irtment for their approval and ratification by the Board, p to occupancy of the site. I Commissioner Brown moved to sign the final declaration of non-si,gnificance. Commissioner Pitts seconded the motion. Unanimous~ I BUSINESS FROM COUNTY DEPARTMENTS: 5/14/84 I Shoreline setback vatiance r~quest; William Brown: r. rown is see ing a var ahce ]rom t e s ore ~ne setback from a bluff to build a s~ngle family residence on his Marrowstone Island propertw. The property has an existing septic tank drainfielr with a 20 foot setback requirement. I , A 45 foot setback from the bluff ~s required to meet the Shorelines regualtions, but in order to accomodate the drainfield setback the house would be 38 feet from I the bluff. In order to obtain more information about the drain- field setback requirement, the Bard advised that they would discuss the matter at the ~alth Board meeting on Wednesday. 5/14/84 rental rates morning. The Board advised ase in the County vehicle Staff meeting in the VOL 10 ~AG~ " 0 . Minutes, Week of May 14, 1984 Page 3: Planning 5/14/84 re: Intergovernmental Rev~ew: Commissioner Pitts moved that there is "No Con:j:lict" with 'the Curbside Collection Project. Commissione~ Brown secq ded the motion. Unanimous. I 5/14/84 Formation of an Commissioner Brown setonded COlllmtssioner Pitts' motion to sign the letter ofi support for, the establishment of a joint Economic Dev~lopment Dist ict with Clallam County. Unanimous. ii' i: 5/14/84 . i Hiring of an Associate Planner: n Associate Planner has been hired and will begin WOli on June 1, 1984. His name is Mitch Press, Ipavid Goldsm'th reported. , , 5/14/84 Oak Bay Road: perates an auto and garage. He would ger garage at a resi- , I Rachel Nathanson, Assistant Plann r, advised that she would inspect the si~~ and obtain more information from Mr. Gardner and report back to tH Board at a later date. Public Works 5/14/84 re: Road Closur~s for the B ic Wor s rector, Bria the route map for the'Port Townse be held May 20, 1984, from 9: 30 a.' Commissioner Brown m9yed to appro authorizing the nece$~ary road cL. the safety of the Marathon.partid Pitts seconded the m0tion. . i i A public notice will!be published regarding the road closures and theclos~re of the d unty Landfill during the Marathon. i ! I . I rt Townsend Marathon: e ton, rev~ewe Marathon that will . to 12: 30 p. m. , e Resolution No. 33-84 sures to accomodate pants. Commissioner 5/15/84 i! Establishment of Solid Waste Depa eso ution 0.., .' was approve Commissioner Pitts, $~conded by 0 re-establish and increase the So] Revolving Fund. $90QI will be -eutt provide a cash boxat'the landfi1, as well as enough to'replenishth tment Revolving Fund: on t e mot~on 0 mmissioner Brown to d Waste Department into the fund to and each drop box site se cash boxes. i i i , ay 7, i 1984 were PittSt seconded by ! ders Erogram :n_A_u____ a terrta.tive to jail . .._ . i ,. _ _n - II diScuss this with I I APPROVAL AND SIGNING OF THE BILLS: After: review by each Commissioner the bills tor April pa.yab1~ in May weI1 appr~ved and signed. I .:' APPROVAL OF THE MINUTES: Th~iminutes of. approved as corrected on the motion of I Commissioner: Commissioner Brown. I I . I I Halcyon RF020sal has een incarceration for - Judge Majnan. " , House proposal for DW! First Offe receive... rom. a cyo I ollse as, an DWT first offenaers.~ 'The uBoard WI , .. . . I reconvened 1 esday morning with The meeting was recessed all members in attendance. VOl 10 f'ACF n 509 " .. Minutes, Week of May 14, 1984 Page 4: Doris Coates and eport on i County Planning ence 1n asco: ~he Peter Badame advised that the Planning Commission, as a whole, 'would like to talk with the Commissioners to see if they are doing what is expected of them. . I The Board advised that they would like to meet w~thl the Planning Commission at a time that is convenient to the PIa 'I ing Commission members. MEETING ADJOURNED .~. ,.,rE'- C {}',I ~~, t ~ ' ~"'1l.,_~ ..' 1:.;, ~ .' .) " .-'.l~.,,-;,~~~,~i-~ 0" , lit'" ~, '~~~\I\" :t ~\\\ 1 ,': ~ _ -L-'", } - ; ,~. r 'i."., '\\ ,./ \.:,: .SE'AL'.i;, c.' .... !;..~~ .", I,' '. , . ~\' " 'c'~e-P;;- ",,:- "'", tJ .~" _ 41 /-,.. " (" _.) ,.~'~" . ~ :;i. '\;;;./ ... \";,'\> '. n."':.::','t " ;Ie~~~?;!~# JEFFERSON COliN: Y COMMISSIONERS I I 'lOt to rAf;~ i