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Home My WebLink About03B APO NotificationJEFFERSON COUNTY DEPARTMENT OF COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT 621 Sheridan Street | Port Townsend, WA 98368 360‐379‐4450 | email: dcd@co.jefferson.wa.us www.co.jefferson.wa.us/dcd (Continued on reverse) March 1, 2022 MARK STELLA 31324 NE 108TH ST CARNATION, WA, 98014 Re: Road Name Change, MLA22‐00016, road access from Cougar Road Dear Mark Stella: Enclosed please find a copy of a petition that has been submitted to name the access road adjoining your property (702223007). The naming of this road may affect your property address. Copies of the petition with the road name choices and a map with the road highlighted have also been enclosed for your review. The E911 Road Naming Ordinance was established to outline a method of assigning address numbers and naming roads to provide for the safety of county citizens and property. Enclosed is a Frequently Asked Questions handout that explains the road naming and addressing process in more detail. The proposed names are as follows in the order of preference submitted by the petitioner: 1. Buster 2. Blue Star 3. Infinity Please review the road names proposed. Road naming is a public process and your input and comments are encouraged. If you choose to contribute alternative names to be submitted to JeffCom 911 and your fire district for review, please contact me by Tuesday, March 22, 2022 by email or letter. Everyone’s input is important. Additional road name ideas will be accepted for review until the above deadline. After the deadline, all proposed road names shall be sent to the Fire District and JeffCom 911 Communications for review to assist in determining the most appropriate name. The name will be chosen based on meeting all road name criteria listed in the E911 Ordinance. The name that best meets these criteria will become the new road name. Some consideration is given to the 2 preference of the majority of property owners along the road, but the primary factor is safety. The road name criteria are located in JCC 12.20 911 Emergency Locator System. Please contact me directly at (360) 379‐4484 or hsmith@co.jefferson.wa.us with questions or comments. Sincerely, Helena Smith Land Use Technician Enclosures: 3 JEFFERSON COUNTY DEPARTMENT OF COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT 621 Sheridan Street | Port Townsend, WA 98368 360‐379‐4450 | email: dcd@co.jefferson.wa.us www.co.jefferson.wa.us/dcd (Continued on reverse) March 1, 2022 JON STRICKLAND P O BOX 16 BRINNON, WA, 98320 Re: Road Name Change, MLA22‐00016, road access from Cougar Road Dear Jon Strickland: Enclosed please find a copy of a petition that has been submitted to name the access road adjoining your property (702223009). The naming of this road may affect your property address. Copies of the petition with the road name choices and a map with the road highlighted have also been enclosed for your review. The E911 Road Naming Ordinance was established to outline a method of assigning address numbers and naming roads to provide for the safety of county citizens and property. Enclosed is a Frequently Asked Questions handout that explains the road naming and addressing process in more detail. The proposed names are as follows in the order of preference submitted by the petitioner: 1. Buster 2. Blue Star 3. Infinity Please review the road names proposed. Road naming is a public process and your input and comments are encouraged. If you choose to contribute alternative names to be submitted to JeffCom 911 and your fire district for review, please contact me by Tuesday, March 22, 2022 by email or letter. Everyone’s input is important. Additional road name ideas will be accepted for review until the above deadline. After the deadline, all proposed road names shall be sent to the Fire District and JeffCom 911 Communications for review to assist in determining the most appropriate name. The name will be chosen based on meeting all road name criteria listed in the E911 Ordinance. The name that best meets these criteria will become the new road name. Some consideration is given to the 2 preference of the majority of property owners along the road, but the primary factor is safety. The road name criteria are located in JCC 12.20 911 Emergency Locator System. Please contact me directly at (360) 379‐4484 or hsmith@co.jefferson.wa.us with questions or comments. Sincerely, Helena Smith Land Use Technician Enclosures: 3 JEFFERSON COUNTY DEPARTMENT OF COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT 621 Sheridan Street | Port Townsend, WA 98368 360‐379‐4450 | email: dcd@co.jefferson.wa.us www.co.jefferson.wa.us/dcd (Continued on reverse) March 1, 2022 ADAM NEWMAN PO BOX 872 QUILCENE, WA, 98376 Re: Road Name Change, MLA22‐00016, road access from Cougar Road Dear Adam Newman: Enclosed please find a copy of a petition that has been submitted to name the access road adjoining your property (702223008). The naming of this road may affect your property address. Copies of the petition with the road name choices and a map with the road highlighted have also been enclosed for your review. The E911 Road Naming Ordinance was established to outline a method of assigning address numbers and naming roads to provide for the safety of county citizens and property. Enclosed is a Frequently Asked Questions handout that explains the road naming and addressing process in more detail. The proposed names are as follows in the order of preference submitted by the petitioner: 1. Buster 2. Blue Star 3. Infinity Please review the road names proposed. Road naming is a public process and your input and comments are encouraged. If you choose to contribute alternative names to be submitted to JeffCom 911 and your fire district for review, please contact me by Tuesday, March 22, 2022 by email or letter. Everyone’s input is important. Additional road name ideas will be accepted for review until the above deadline. After the deadline, all proposed road names shall be sent to the Fire District and JeffCom 911 Communications for review to assist in determining the most appropriate name. The name will be chosen based on meeting all road name criteria listed in the E911 Ordinance. The name that best meets these criteria will become the new road name. Some consideration is given to the 2 preference of the majority of property owners along the road, but the primary factor is safety. The road name criteria are located in JCC 12.20 911 Emergency Locator System. Please contact me directly at (360) 379‐4484 or hsmith@co.jefferson.wa.us with questions or comments. Sincerely, Helena Smith Land Use Technician Enclosures: 3 JEFFERSON COUNTY DEPARTMENT OF COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT 621 Sheridan Street | Port Townsend, WA 98368 360‐379‐4450 | email: dcd@co.jefferson.wa.us www.co.jefferson.wa.us/dcd (Continued on reverse) March 1, 2022 GENESSA KRASNOW & REVEL WOLF 5038 43RD AVE S SEATTLE, WA, 98118 Re: Road Name Change, MLA22‐00016, road access from Cougar Road Dear Genessa Krasnow & Revel Wolf: Enclosed please find a copy of a petition that has been submitted to name the access road adjoining your property (702223002). The naming of this road may affect your property address. Copies of the petition with the road name choices and a map with the road highlighted have also been enclosed for your review. The E911 Road Naming Ordinance was established to outline a method of assigning address numbers and naming roads to provide for the safety of county citizens and property. Enclosed is a Frequently Asked Questions handout that explains the road naming and addressing process in more detail. The proposed names are as follows in the order of preference submitted by the petitioner: 1. Buster 2. Blue Star 3. Infinity Please review the road names proposed. Road naming is a public process and your input and comments are encouraged. If you choose to contribute alternative names to be submitted to JeffCom 911 and your fire district for review, please contact me by Tuesday, March 22, 2022 by email or letter. Everyone’s input is important. Additional road name ideas will be accepted for review until the above deadline. After the deadline, all proposed road names shall be sent to the Fire District and JeffCom 911 Communications for review to assist in determining the most appropriate name. The name will be chosen based on meeting all road name criteria listed in the E911 Ordinance. The name that best meets these criteria will become the new road name. Some consideration is given to the 2 preference of the majority of property owners along the road, but the primary factor is safety. The road name criteria are located in JCC 12.20 911 Emergency Locator System. Please contact me directly at (360) 379‐4484 or hsmith@co.jefferson.wa.us with questions or comments. Sincerely, Helena Smith Land Use Technician Enclosures: 3 JEFFERSON COUNTY DEPARTMENT OF COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT 621 Sheridan Street | Port Townsend, WA 98368 360‐379‐4450 | email: dcd@co.jefferson.wa.us www.co.jefferson.wa.us/dcd (Continued on reverse) March 1, 2022 PATRICK J KINCAID 2518 E 15TH ST NEWPORT BEACH, CA, 92663 Re: Road Name Change, MLA22‐00016, road access from Cougar Road Dear Patrick Kincaid: Enclosed please find a copy of a petition that has been submitted to name the access road adjoining your property (702272022). The naming of this road may affect your property address. Copies of the petition with the road name choices and a map with the road highlighted have also been enclosed for your review. The E911 Road Naming Ordinance was established to outline a method of assigning address numbers and naming roads to provide for the safety of county citizens and property. Enclosed is a Frequently Asked Questions handout that explains the road naming and addressing process in more detail. The proposed names are as follows in the order of preference submitted by the petitioner: 1. Buster 2. Blue Star 3. Infinity Please review the road names proposed. Road naming is a public process and your input and comments are encouraged. If you choose to contribute alternative names to be submitted to JeffCom 911 and your fire district for review, please contact me by Tuesday, March 22, 2022 by email or letter. Everyone’s input is important. Additional road name ideas will be accepted for review until the above deadline. After the deadline, all proposed road names shall be sent to the Fire District and JeffCom 911 Communications for review to assist in determining the most appropriate name. The name will be chosen based on meeting all road name criteria listed in the E911 Ordinance. The name that best meets these criteria will become the new road name. Some consideration is given to the 2 preference of the majority of property owners along the road, but the primary factor is safety. The road name criteria are located in JCC 12.20 911 Emergency Locator System. Please contact me directly at (360) 379‐4484 or hsmith@co.jefferson.wa.us with questions or comments. Sincerely, Helena Smith Land Use Technician Enclosures: 3 JEFFERSON COUNTY DEPARTMENT OF COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT 621 Sheridan Street | Port Townsend, WA 98368 360‐379‐4450 | email: dcd@co.jefferson.wa.us www.co.jefferson.wa.us/dcd (Continued on reverse) March 1, 2022 ROBERT COLEMAN 323 COUGAR RUN QUILCENE, WA, 98376 Re: Road Name Change, MLA22‐00016, road access from Cougar Road Dear Robert Coleman: Enclosed please find a copy of a petition that has been submitted to name the access road adjoining your property (702272024). The naming of this road may affect your property address. Copies of the petition with the road name choices and a map with the road highlighted have also been enclosed for your review. The E911 Road Naming Ordinance was established to outline a method of assigning address numbers and naming roads to provide for the safety of county citizens and property. Enclosed is a Frequently Asked Questions handout that explains the road naming and addressing process in more detail. The proposed names are as follows in the order of preference submitted by the petitioner: 1. Buster 2. Blue Star 3. Infinity Please review the road names proposed. Road naming is a public process and your input and comments are encouraged. If you choose to contribute alternative names to be submitted to JeffCom 911 and your fire district for review, please contact me by Tuesday, March 22, 2022 by email or letter. Everyone’s input is important. Additional road name ideas will be accepted for review until the above deadline. After the deadline, all proposed road names shall be sent to the Fire District and JeffCom 911 Communications for review to assist in determining the most appropriate name. The name will be chosen based on meeting all road name criteria listed in the E911 Ordinance. The name that best meets these criteria will become the new road name. Some consideration is given to the 2 preference of the majority of property owners along the road, but the primary factor is safety. The road name criteria are located in JCC 12.20 911 Emergency Locator System. Please contact me directly at (360) 379‐4484 or hsmith@co.jefferson.wa.us with questions or comments. Sincerely, Helena Smith Land Use Technician Enclosures: 3 JEFFERSON COUNTY DEPARTMENT OF COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT 621 Sheridan Street | Port Townsend, WA 98368 360‐379‐4450 | email: dcd@co.jefferson.wa.us www.co.jefferson.wa.us/dcd (Continued on reverse) March 1, 2022 BROGAN J LONT PO BOX 275 QUILCENE, WA, 98376 Re: Road Name Change, MLA22‐00016, road access from Cougar Road Dear Brogan Lont: Enclosed please find a copy of a petition that has been submitted to name the access road adjoining your property (702272015). The naming of this road may affect your property address. Copies of the petition with the road name choices and a map with the road highlighted have also been enclosed for your review. The E911 Road Naming Ordinance was established to outline a method of assigning address numbers and naming roads to provide for the safety of county citizens and property. Enclosed is a Frequently Asked Questions handout that explains the road naming and addressing process in more detail. The proposed names are as follows in the order of preference submitted by the petitioner: 1. Buster 2. Blue Star 3. Infinity Please review the road names proposed. Road naming is a public process and your input and comments are encouraged. If you choose to contribute alternative names to be submitted to JeffCom 911 and your fire district for review, please contact me by Tuesday, March 22, 2022 by email or letter. Everyone’s input is important. Additional road name ideas will be accepted for review until the above deadline. After the deadline, all proposed road names shall be sent to the Fire District and JeffCom 911 Communications for review to assist in determining the most appropriate name. The name will be chosen based on meeting all road name criteria listed in the E911 Ordinance. The name that best meets these criteria will become the new road name. Some consideration is given to the 2 preference of the majority of property owners along the road, but the primary factor is safety. The road name criteria are located in JCC 12.20 911 Emergency Locator System. Please contact me directly at (360) 379‐4484 or hsmith@co.jefferson.wa.us with questions or comments. Sincerely, Helena Smith Land Use Technician Enclosures: 3