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Jerry Smith
Tuesday, December 18, 2001 1 :42 PM
Josh Peters
RE: EIS scoping
Josh,
I am not sure that "agreed upon" may mean. I understand that it is the
County's EIS and I am not sure how that when the County issued the FEIS
that it could be interpreted that Jeff Co agreed upon anything except
that at that time, the County issued a FEIS for a development program,
etc.
To me, it's hard to imagine that the 1993 FEIS would limit us from
evaluating future and unidentified impacts 10 years later.
I guess we could ask Nicole what she meant by "agreed upon", or is it
necessary?
Jerry
-----Original Message-----
From: Josh Peters
Sent: Tuesday, December 18, 20011:25 PM
To: Jerry Smith
Subject: FW: EIS scoping
Hello Jerry. What do you make of Nicole1s statement below regarding the
1993 EIS. What was "agreed uponl,? Does that mean somehow that newly
identified potential impacts do not have to be addressed ten years
later?
-----Original Message-----
From: Nicole Faghin [mailto:nfaghin@reidmidd.com]
Sent: Tuesday, December 18, 200111:10 AM
To: Josh Peters
Cc: MDorsey@portludlowassociates.com; Lyn Keenan
Subject: Re: EIS scoping
Josh: We will include an analysis of groundwater in the SEIS under
Section G. Please remember that this SEIS will rely in part upon
information provided and agreed upon in the original 1993 EIS for Port
Ludlow and the Port Ludlow Development Agreement.
Nicole Faghin
Director of Planning
and Environmental Services
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>>> Josh Peters <jpeters@co.jefferson.wa.us> 12/14/01 04:18PM >>>
Greetings Reid-Middleton and PLA contacts:
In reviewing the scoping document, we note a lack of detail regarding
analysis of impacts to groundwater. Though the appropriate category is
listed--G. Public Services--there is no reference to
groundwater / community
water. Please include an analysis of the impact of the 100-slip
expansion
to the use of the community water system (e.g., service to the 100 new
slips; increased use of laundromat, store, and upland bathrooms;
potential
emergency use of water to combat fire on expanded marina) and how the
increased use relates to the on-going groundwater monitoring program
established in the 1993 programmatic EIS.
Thank you.
Regards,
Josh
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Josh D. Peters, Associate Planner
Jefferson County Department of Community Development
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