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Sent:
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Stacie Hoskins
Friday, January 13,20067:32 AM
Zoe Ann Lamp
RE: Please Review the Notice for Beckett Point
Great!
Stacie L. J{oskins
Development Services Manager. DRD
Jefferson County Department of Community Development
621 Sheridan Street
Port Townsend. WA 98368
Phone 360-379-4463
Fax 360-379-4451
shoskins@co,jefferson,wa,us
From: Zoe Ann Lamp
Sent: Thursday, January 12, 2006 2:56 PM
To: Stacie Hoskins
Subject: Please Review the Notice for Beckett Point
Stacie,
Please review the attached and give me your comments. I've got everything lined up to give it to Cara tomorrow (Friday)
so it can be published on Wednesday.
Thanks!
Sincerel!j,
Zoe Ann Lamp
Associate Flanner
Jetterson Count.')
Department at Communit!j Development
621 Sheridan Street
Fort Townsend, WA 98J68
Fhone; J 60-J 8 5-9406
Fax; J60-J79-441J
<<File: Beckett Point Sanitary Improvements.doc>>
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Beckett Point Sanitary Improvements: Construction of a large on-site septic
(LOSS) system for the community of Beckett Point. The residences are currently
served by individual on-site septic systems. These systems are old and their
condition and level of treatment is not well known. The proposed project involves
abandoning the majority of the individual on-site septic systems and construction
of two new independent community sewage collection and on-site treatment
systems. The proposal will require clearing approximately 5.9 acres of forest in
the uplands area. The clearing activity requires a Class IV General Forest
Practices Permit from DNR requiring Stormwater Management and SEPA
review. The Unified Development Code identifies sewer pipelines as minor
utilities requiring a Conditional Administrative Use subject to a Type II process.
The Shoreline Master Program identifies utilities as a secondary use within the
Suburban shoreline designation, which requires a Type III process. The permits
will be reviewed collectively under the Type III process. The project will require
approvals from the Washington State Department of Health and Washington
State Department of Natural Resources. US Army Corp of Engineers,
Washington State Department of Ecology and Washington Department of Fish &
Wildlife will have the opportunity to comment and determine whether permitting is
required through their departments.
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