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HomeMy WebLinkAboutLog117 "'- : ~ May 21,2004 LOG \TEM # \ \\ Page_ \ of--'i\._ ~j-~ Jefferson County Department of Community Development 621 Sheridan Street Port Townsend, W A 98368 MY25_ JEFFERSON COUNTY OeD Attention: Mr. AI Scalf Director, Department of Community Development Re: PLA Proposed Development ...,.nrafLEnvironmenta I T mpact Statement Dear Sir: As an owner of'an Admiralty n .cOndominium i b~catne deeplyaiSirirb;ed when I r~d.the DSEISfor the Port, Ludlow ResOrt Plan. revisioo. It COriiainsIIlallt errors~bmissioDsJU1d there is no consideration given to the safety probleins''it would createfor'manf of us. Parking The DSEISsays that there will be two oft street parking places per tinit,'but in actuality one space will be behind the other.lt is only logical to assume that soon cars will be parking on the street making it dangerous for ingress and egress not only for us but for emergency vehicles as well. TheDSEIS also states that PLA has a lease agreement with LMC for the use of 56 parking spaces, but that is not the case. They only have the use of 28 spaces and that lease expires January 1,2013 and LMC does not intend to renew it. That means that overflow parking will encroach on the Admiralty II parking area as well as onto the street, thus making the Street even more congested and hazardous. Environmental Impact The DSEIS has a glaring error when it says that there are no eagle nests in the West portion of Port Ludlow Bay; There isn't a day when I don't see a minimum of two fly by. Last spring I knew exactly where one nest was. If they destroy this nesting area they will not only be destroying 'a breeding area but our very quality ofIlfe here. Open Space neDSEISproposesto~iirninate oUfopen spaCe where the PLAtOnstructed \\,onderful. recreation facilities butfailst6 say they will be'replaced: This;open'space is used by all Port Ludlow residents. The DsEIS' also asserts thattlie lawns orAdniibilty II are open ' J , . f--.....-.,. spaces that can be used by others. That is absolutely not true, they are the private property of the Admiralty II owners. We want to know how they plan to keep them from being encroached upon by others. Landslide Hazard - Medium Risk My greatest concern, however, is the increase in water runoff We already have so much water drainage from the meadow above us that water in constantly coming up through the parking lot asphalt. There is no doubt that adding significantly more hard surface will only compound the problem and put us in danger. The DSEIS does not adequately address this very serious issue. What happens if we have an earthquake or landslide? Those of us livingcalong.theshore,would,be in great. peril! How does the DSEISpropese to ensure our safety? Would they compensate us for damage or loss? There are many more examples of errors, omissions mId lack of research in the DSEIS draft. I ask you, no I beg you, to reject the DSEIS entirely. Sincerely, QJ:<-~ .xI' ~~ Robin S. Brown Admiralty II owner ~t')~ I ~~S- l('Q Ie Pl Apt. 1403 N;fll'ea.pO Ii $/ t1 tV 65'10.!'-/9C/7 PlAY 25 . JEFFERSON COUNTY OeD