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HomeMy WebLinkAboutMLA20-00152 Public Comments MatrixFirst Name Darren Christoper Gary Diane Theresa Tara Travis Richard Wayne Jean Nick Brandi Wallace Norman Lois Tara and Eric Alison Bob Mark Bill Dave Juelie John Kim Bill and Janet Bill Robert Linda John Jim Cary and Michele Catherine Rebecca Mimi Charles Teren Ashley Angel and Michael Jim Elizabeth Allie Brian Kees Zachary and Alyson Marie Stephanie Garret Last Name Ramsey Hanson Zwissler DiPrete Percy Clanton Hamon Lang Hamon Hamon Hamon Hamon Allen MacLeod Allen Clanton Hamm Juatz Grant Leavitt Clark Dalzel Fleming McCary Perka Perka Davis Mattos Mauro Tolpin Dean McNabb Zwissler Sudlow-Evans Cannon MacLeod Lewman Doan Fox O'Neal Taylor Tracer Prins Dean Dressler Jolivette Peck Address 154 Mediterranean 141 Nelsons Landing Road 231 Gun Club Rd Arcadia West 72 Nelsons Landing Road 74 Nelsons Landing Road 74 Nelsons Landing Road 74 Nelsons Landing Road 74 Nelsons Landing Road 74 Nelsons Landing Road 53 Nelsons Landing Road 241 Sand Road 234 Arcadia Terrace 909 7th Street 75 Haada Laas Road 352 Woodduck Way 4997 Magnolia Street 274 and 270 Cape George Road 625, 513, and 513A Arcadia West 141 Nelsons Landing Road 60 Cape George Road 231 Gun Club Road 234 Cass Street 241 Sand Road 150 Nelsons Landing Road 180 Cape George Road City Port Townsend Port Townsend Port Townsend Port Townsend Port Townsend Port Townsend Port Hadlock Port Townsend Port Townsend Port Townsend Port Townsend State Zip Code Nature of Comment Removal of all trees unsightly, removes buffer from wind that could damage properties. Would manufactured homes be new or old? Thinks lots should be larger. Will land be sold with houses or would homeowners lease the land. Defer request for public comment until April. Requests longer notice period or restart of the public comment process. Wants applicant to pave the roads before 90% of manufactured homes are installed. Crrent TIA studies should be required. Applicant understated Mill oder, particualry if trees are removed. Adjoining landowners found seasonal wetlands not included by applicant. Supports a 50 foot clearing restriction around the perimiter. Site has Scotch Broom, which is noxious and invasive. Says the project area should be studied to determine which species actually depend on the project area for habitat. Supports 50 foot clearing restriction around the Pacific Northwest National Scenic Trail. Questions how project complies with RR5 zoning. Wants fire flow testing, applicant to provide additional water supply resource as required. Wants applicant to provide comment from public service providers to support that the need for public services will not likely be significant. Wants description of utilities. Requests longer notice period or restart of the public comment process. Wants applicant to pave the roads before 90% of manufactured homes are installed. Crrent TIA studies should be required. Applicant understated Mill oder, particualry if trees are removed. Adjoining landowners found seasonal wetlands not included by applicant. Supports a 50 foot clearing restriction around the perimiter. Site has Scotch Broom, which is noxious and invasive. Says the project area should be studied to determine which species actually depend on the project area for habitat. Supports 50 foot clearing restriction around the Pacific Northwest National Scenic Trail. Questions how project complies with RR5 zoning. Wants fire flow testing, applicant to provide additional water supply resource as required. Wants applicant to provide comment from public service providers to support that the need for public services will not likely be significant. Wants description of utilities. Would support small development that follows RR-5 zoning. Concerned about increased traffic. Concerns about privacy and safety. Lives elsewhere, keeps and rides horses near proposed site. Concerned about density, traffic, safety, impact on Lary Scott Trail, rural character. Does not consider project in compliance with the County Comprehensive Plan Requests longer notice period or restart of the public comment process. Wants applicant to pave the roads before 90% of manufactured homes are installed. Crrent TIA studies should be required. Applicant understated Mill oder, particualry if trees are removed. Adjoining landowners found seasonal wetlands not included by applicant. Supports a 50 foot clearing restriction around the perimiter. Site has Scotch Broom, which is noxious and invasive. Says the project area should be studied to determine which species actually depend on the project area for habitat. Supports 50 foot clearing restriction around the Pacific Northwest National Scenic Trail. Questions how project complies with RR5 zoning. Wants fire flow testing, applicant to provide additional water supply resource as required. Wants applicant to provide comment from public service providers to support that the need for public services will not likely be significant. Wants description of utilities. Requests longer notice period or restart of the public comment process. Wants applicant to pave the roads before 90% of manufactured homes are installed. Crrent TIA studies should be required. Applicant understated Mill oder, particualry if trees are removed. Adjoining landowners found seasonal wetlands not included by applicant. Supports a 50 foot clearing restriction around the perimiter. Site has Scotch Broom, which is noxious and invasive. Says the project area should be studied to determine which species actually depend on the project area for habitat. Supports 50 foot clearing restriction around the Pacific Northwest National Scenic Trail. Questions how project complies with RR5 zoning. Wants fire flow testing, applicant to provide additional water supply resource as required. Wants applicant to provide comment from public service providers to support that the need for public services will not likely be significant. Wants description of utilities. Opposes on loss of rural atmosphere and environmental impacts to water run off and utilities access. Requests longer notice period or restart of the public comment process. Wants applicant to pave the roads before 90% of manufactured homes are installed. Crrent TIA studies should be required. Applicant understated Mill oder, particualry if trees are removed. Adjoining landowners found seasonal wetlands not included by applicant. Supports a 50 foot clearing restriction around the perimiter. Site has Scotch Broom, which is noxious and invasive. Says the project area should be studied to determine which species actually depend on the project area for habitat. Supports 50 foot clearing restriction around the Pacific Northwest National Scenic Trail. Questions how project complies with RR5 zoning. Wants fire flow testing, applicant to provide additional water supply resource as required. Wants applicant to provide comment from public service providers to support that the need for public services will not likely be significant. Wants description of utilities. Requests longer notice period or restart of the public comment process. Wants applicant to pave the roads before 90% of manufactured homes are installed. Crrent TIA studies should be required. Applicant understated Mill oder, particualry if trees are removed. Adjoining landowners found seasonal wetlands not included by applicant. Supports a 50 foot clearing restriction around the perimiter. Site has Scotch Broom, which is noxious and invasive. Says the project area should be studied to determine which species actually depend on the project area for habitat. Supports 50 foot clearing restriction around the Pacific Northwest National Scenic Trail. Questions how project complies with RR5 zoning. Wants fire flow testing, applicant to provide additional water supply resource as required. Wants applicant to provide comment from public service providers to support that the need for public services will not likely be significant. Wants description of utilities. Requests longer notice period or restart of the public comment process. Wants applicant to pave the roads before 90% of manufactured homes are installed. Crrent TIA studies should be required. Applicant understated Mill oder, particualry if trees are removed. Adjoining landowners found seasonal wetlands not included by applicant. Supports a 50 foot clearing restriction around the perimiter. Site has Scotch Broom, which is noxious and invasive. Says the project area should be studied to determine which species actually depend on the project area for habitat. Supports 50 foot clearing restriction around the Pacific Northwest National Scenic Trail. Questions how project complies with RR5 zoning. Wants fire flow testing, applicant to provide additional water supply resource as required. Wants applicant to provide comment from public service providers to support that the need for public services will not likely be significant. Wants description of utilities. Requests longer notice period or restart of the public comment process. Wants applicant to pave the roads before 90% of manufactured homes are installed. Crrent TIA studies should be required. Applicant understated Mill oder, particualry if trees are removed. Adjoining landowners found seasonal wetlands not included by applicant. Supports a 50 foot clearing restriction around the perimiter. Site has Scotch Broom, which is noxious and invasive. Says the project area should be studied to determine which species actually depend on the project area for habitat. Supports 50 foot clearing restriction around the Pacific Northwest National Scenic Trail. Questions how project complies with RR5 zoning. Wants fire flow testing, applicant to provide additional water supply resource as required. Wants applicant to provide comment from public service providers to support that the need for public services will not likely be significant. Wants description of utilities. Requests longer notice period or restart of the public comment process. Wants applicant to pave the roads before 90% of manufactured homes are installed. Crrent TIA studies should be required. Applicant understated Mill oder, particualry if trees are removed. Adjoining landowners found seasonal wetlands not included by applicant. Supports a 50 foot clearing restriction around the perimiter. Site has Scotch Broom, which is noxious and invasive. Says the project area should be studied to determine which species actually depend on the project area for habitat. Supports 50 foot clearing restriction around the Pacific Northwest National Scenic Trail. Questions how project complies with RR5 zoning. Wants fire flow testing, applicant to provide additional water supply resource as required. Wants applicant to provide comment from public service providers to support that the need for public services will not likely be significant. Wants description of utilities. Requests longer notice period. Concerned that Cape George LLC did not file its 2021 report. Concerned that project does not comply with RR-5 zoning. Concerned about impact of septic drain fields on adjacent groundwater and local marine environment. Believes project should only be approved if it is connected to a municipal sewage treatment or large development sewage treatment. Concerned that public water service is not sufficient. Concerned stormwater impact. TIA assumptions do not include deliveries or number of employed people per household. Project does not account for ADUs. Mill odor. Scotch broom Requests longer notice period. Opposes density, lack of wildlife protection, increased traffic, impact on Larry Scott Trail, lack of buffers, loss of wetlands, additional use on lw pressure water mains Opposes density, lack of wildlife protection, increased traffic, impact on Larry Scott Trail, lack of buffers, loss of wetlands, additional use on lw pressure water mains Opposes density, lack of wildlife protection, increased traffic, impact on Larry Scott Trail, lack of buffers, loss of wetlands, additional use on lw pressure water mains Requests longer notice period. Halt the project due to impact on Larry Scott Trail. Objects to density outside of UGA given lack of infastructure like sewer, impacts on water system and land. Argues that useable lot square footage on most of the proposed lots do not meet 12,500 s.f. minimum for single family development. Concerned about traffic impact, particularly at intersection of Cape George Road and Discovery Road. Requests longer notice period. Halt the project due to impact on Larry Scott Trail. Objects to density outside of UGA given lack of infastructure like sewer, impacts on water system and land. Argues that useable lot square footage on most of the proposed lots do not meet 12,500 s.f. minimum for single family development. Concerned about traffic impact, particularly at intersection of Cape George Road and Discovery Road. Request to not extend notice period based on volume of received comments. Says the WAC does not authorize the extention, the initial Notice Period was sufficient, and change would exceed the allowable 30-day maximum under SEPA. Development is too urban for rural area. Requests traffic study, traffic circle. Does not want development on side of Cape George Road near Larry Scott Trail. Wants increased pedestrian and cyclist crossing. Requests increased buffer around perimiter to mitigate light and sound and support migratory birds. Argues that the case should be a replat instead of boundary line adjustments. Says there is not infastructure to support development at this location. Scotch Broom. Requests inspection to verify wetlands. Requests extension to 01/07/22 for comments from Public Works. Plans to reply and update previous SEPA comments. Suggests including Director of Public Works for the City of Port Townsend, Steve King, to review potenial increase traffic entering their jurisdiction via South Discovery Road. The stormwater site plan requires revision. The grading plan also requires revision because it shows cut and fills extendign into the 20 feet clearing buffer. Recommends finding that the proposal is not likely to result in significan adverse impacts related to erosion. A site inspection found a surface water body that was not acknowledged in the proponent's answers to SEPA checklist. Recommends finding that the proposal is not likely to result in significan adverse impacts related to stormwater runoff. Recommends finding that the proposal is not likely to result in significan adverse impacts related to transportation. Opposes density, lack of wildlife protection, increased traffic, impact on Larry Scott Trail, lack of buffers, loss of wetlands, additional use on lw pressure water mains Defer request for public comment until April. Requests longer notice period or restart of the public comment process. Wants applicant to pave the roads before 90% of manufactured homes are installed. Crrent TIA studies should be required. Applicant understated Mill oder, particualry if trees are removed. Adjoining landowners found seasonal wetlands not included by applicant. Supports a 50 foot clearing restriction around the perimiter. Site has Scotch Broom, which is noxious and invasive. Says the project area should be studied to determine which species actually depend on the project area for habitat. Supports 50 foot clearing restriction around the Pacific Northwest National Scenic Trail. Questions how project complies with RR5 zoning. Wants fire flow testing, applicant to provide additional water supply resource as required. Wants applicant to provide comment from public service providers to support that the need for public services will not likely be significant. Wants description of utilities. Urban density works in some RR5 areas of county, not all. Does not want mobile and modular homes "stacked next to our rural 5 acre homesites" and Larry Scott Trail. Wants increased buffers between this density and rural parcels. Does not want more than one home per parcel number. Requests decreased density, 50 buffer around perimiter. Enlarge retention pond. Requests new traffic impact study. Requests Health Department review lot sizes and include buffer areas and streets. Does not want the aesthetic of manufactured homes, says they will decrease property values Opposes density, lack of wildlife protection, increased traffic, impact on Larry Scott Trail, lack of buffers, loss of wetlands, additional use on lw pressure water mains Requests longer notice period or restart of the public comment process. Wants applicant to pave the roads before 90% of manufactured homes are installed. Crrent TIA studies should be required. Applicant understated Mill oder, particualry if trees are removed. Adjoining landowners found seasonal wetlands not included by applicant. Supports a 50 foot clearing restriction around the perimiter. Site has Scotch Broom, which is noxious and invasive. Says the project area should be studied to determine which species actually depend on the project area for habitat. Supports 50 foot clearing restriction around the Pacific Northwest National Scenic Trail. Questions how project complies with RR5 zoning. Wants fire flow testing, applicant to provide additional water supply resource as required. Wants applicant to provide comment from public service providers to support that the need for public services will not likely be significant. Wants description of utilities. Requests traffic impact analysis. Concerned that urban levels of density outside of the UGA, particularly lack of sewer service and lack of pedestrian and cycling facilities. Requests longer notice period or restart of public comment process. Requests 50 ft buffer minimum around Larry Scott Trail Proposal is too dense for rural area, will be detrimental due to tree removal, soil erosion, wind, water tables, city water supplies, Mill smell, light and noise pollution, animal habitat, and traffic. Mediterranean Avenue is still a county right of way, building on it would be a problem. Will each lot meet the same septic requirements that were applied to surrounding residents? Requests longer notice period or restart of the public comment process. Wants applicant to pave the roads before 90% of manufactured homes are installed. Crrent TIA studies should be required. Applicant understated Mill oder, particualry if trees are removed. Adjoining landowners found seasonal wetlands not included by applicant. Supports a 50 foot clearing restriction around the perimiter. Site has Scotch Broom, which is noxious and invasive. Says the project area should be studied to determine which species actually depend on the project area for habitat. Supports 50 foot clearing restriction around the Pacific Northwest National Scenic Trail. Questions how project complies with RR5 zoning. Wants fire flow testing, applicant to provide additional water supply resource as required. Wants applicant to provide comment from public service providers to support that the need for public services will not likely be significant. Wants description of utilities. Objects to manufactured homes, density, and increased traffic on Cape George Road. Concerned about intersection of Discovery Road and Cape George Road. Says project will not aid housing emergency Objects to impact on Larry Scott Trail and traffic, emissions. Requests extended public comment period. Says septic system design and approvals are essential to the planning process for public notice, particularly given soil types and reliance on private wells. Says project trip generation should be doubled. Says location would not aid affordable housing due to distance from services. Requests minimum buffer of 50 feet from Larry Scott Trail. UDC Consistency Review document does not appear to match the scope of the project Opposes density, lack of wildlife protection, increased traffic, impact on Larry Scott Trail, lack of buffers, loss of wetlands, additional use on lw pressure water mains Requests longer notice period. Does not think the site is large enough for appropriate setbacks around the Larry Scott Trail. Area has wetlands and multiple species of owls. Nelsons Landing Road is not large enough to use as an outlet for the proposed development. Requests reversal of extended comment period. Disscussion of public notice posting The proponent must provide a copy of the final SEPA determination and a copy of the final Clearing and Grading Permit with the submitted WDNR Forest Practices Application noted in the SEPA Checklist The Jamestown S'Klallam Tribe determines that the proposal has no adverse effect. Requires a standard for roadways to be drivable and support emergency apparatus. Clearing must be conducted before June and the start of fire season Requests paper copy of site map in future mailings Opposes density, impacts on air, water, plants, animals, aesthetics, light and glare, recreation, and public services. Concerned about septage leaking, low water pressure, reduction of wildlife habitat. Requests wildlife habitat study. Concerned about creating a wind tunnel. Requests increased buffer. Concerned about degrading the Larry Scott Trail. Requests another traffic study and changed speed limit. Construction noise. Dust from unpaved roads. Does not want their personal driveway used for access to the project. Existing powerlines are below minimum clearance standards, it is unclear who would pay to change them if increased traffic drives near them. Requests longer comment period. Opposes density in rural zoning. Site does not have enough infastructure, Discovery Road, Mill Road, and Cape George Road are already congested. Not enough screening around Larry Scott Trail. Scotch Broom. Disagrees with applicant that the need for public services will not likely be significant. Needs more plan for water run off. Loss of wildlife habitat. Site is not eligible for the National Register of Historic Places. No DAHP Permit is required. Recommends a standard Inadvertent Discovery Plan is followed during all ground disturbing activities. Grading and filling must utilize clean fill. Removed debris must be disposed of at approved sites. Erosion control measures must be in place prior to any clearing, grading, or construction. 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