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Stacie Hoskins
From: Nancy Dorgan [ndorgan@waypt.com)
Sent: Wednesday, June 08, 20056:50 PM
To: Stacie Hoskins
Subject: Re: Marrowstone Water System Construction
Hi Stacie,
Thanks for sending the notice. The SEP A exemption it refers to, however, is a problem if the engineering reports/plans/specifications that
the permit is based on have not had SEP A review. See # 3 in this WAC requirement for major extensions to existing water distribution
systems. What else could the Marrowstone system be but a major extension? What is the County's required appeal process if SEPA is not
conducted at all by PUD or County for construction of the system?
Nancy
WAC 197-11-845 Department of social and health services. All actions under programs administered by the
department of social and health services as of December 12, 1975, are exempted, except the following:
(1) The adoption or amendment by the department of any regulations incorporating general standards for
issuance of licenses authorizing the possession, use and transfer of radioactive source material under RCW
70.98.080, except that the issuance, revocation or suspension of individual licenses thereto shall be exempt.
However, licenses to operate low level burial facilities or licenses to operate or expand beyond design capacity,
mineral processing facilities or their tailings areas whose products or byproducts have concentrations of naturally
occurring radioactive materials in excess of exempt concentrations, as specified in WAC 402-20-250, shall not be
exempt.
(2) The approval of a comprehensive plan for public water supply systems servicing one thousand or more units
under WAC 248-54-065.
(3) The approval of engineering reports or plans and specifications under WAC 248-54-085 and 248-54-095,
for all surface water source development, all water system storage facilities greater than one-half million gallons,
new transmission lines longer than one thousand feet located in new rights of way and major extensions to existing
water distribution systems.
(4) The approval of an application for a certificate of need under RCW 70.38.120 for construction of a new
hospital or medical facility or for major additions to existing service capacity of such institutions.
(5) The approval of an application for any system of sewerage and/or water general plan or amendments
under RCW 36.94.100
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From: Stacie Hoskins
To: Nancy Dorgan
Sent: Wednesday, June 08, 2005 7:36 AM
Subject: RE: Marrowstone Water System Construction
Hi Nancy,
The file number is MLA05-00276. You may check the status on our website at
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The application should be noticed in today's Leader. Comments are due June 19, 2005. The DOT permits
you saw were likely PUD's application. Because the lines are proposed within right-of-way, the case was
attached to a generic parcel number for state highways. I corrected it when I deemed the application
complete.
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Regards,
Stacie L J{oskins
Associate Planner, DRD
Jefferson County Department of Community Development
621 Sheridan Street
Port Townsend, WA 98368
Phone 360-379-4463
Fax 360-379-4451
shoski ns@co.jefferson.wa.us
-----Original Message-----
From: Nancy Dorgan (mailto:ndorgan@waypt.com]
Sent: Tuesday, June 07, 2005 3:31 PM
To: Stacie Hoskins
Subject: Marrowstone Water System Construction
Hi Stacie,
I've been gone for a month and just now getting back to old issues. Has construction started yet for the new Marrowstone
waterlines? Also, I noticed a couple of DOT permits in the database for the water system. What aspect of construction is DOT
involved in?
Thanks,
Nancy
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