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OfPT. OF COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT
STATE Of WASHINGTON
DEPARTMENT OF ECOLOGY
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Port Townsend, W A 98368
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Dear }, P~tets:
Thank you for the opportunity to comment during the prethreshold consultation to expand the Port
Ludlow Marina by adding 100 new slips for 36 to 60-foot ves.o;els, adjaC\.'Ilt sidetie areas fot vessels over
60 feet in length, and amenities such as dinghy floats and an expanded kayak float (Case No. SDPOO-
00014) located at 1 Gull Drive in Port Ludlow as proposed by Olympic Property Group. We reviewed
the cnvin)JJlIu;,11lal checklist and have the following comments:
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Several checklist questions were answered with a referencc to tbe "attached biological assessml-'Ilt." which
was not included in the co/'respond(''Ilce mailed to Ecology. As this document appears important to
understanding the probability of potential impacts, Ecology would like to receive a copy as soon a~
possible.
Ecology's scdil11("'llt specialist for this area, Russ McMillan, was not able to review the SEPA document
for this proposal. Because this project will likely suspend sediments, Russ will review the document
when he returns next week and send any comments related to this project at that time. Sediments are
among the issues that will be addressed through Ecology's 401 Certification process,so communication
with Mr. McMillan early in the project review/permit process is advised.
Floodplain Manaaement:
TIle County should address floodplain management issues in their shoreline or building permit to assure
that the project ,wiUcrcatc no adverse flooding impacts; cause no rise in base flood elevations; and meet
the construction standM'ds requittd in coastal high hazard areas (V .Zoncs) as required by county
ordinance.
Shorelands:
As discussed during pre-apj)lication meetings, Ecology would like the shoreline permit process to include
consideration rillarian habitat enh:lnccment opportunities in upland areas adjacent to the proposed
expansion. Native species trees and shrubs, once established landward oftbe ordinary high water mark,
would futlhcr stabilize soils while providing shade and other functional habitat values, plus visual
screening.
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The proposed project must be consistent with aU appIicClhle policies and other provIsions of the Shoreline
Management Act, its Hdcs, and the local shoreline master program.
If you have any question~ or would like to l'espond to these comments, please caU Mr. Dan Sokol
(Floodplain Managelnent) at (360) 407-7253, Mr. Jeffree Stewart (Shurelands) at (360) 407.6787 or I
can he reached at (360) 407-6787.
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co: Dan Sokol, SWRO/SEA
Jeffrcc Stewart, S WRO/SEA
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