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Home My WebLink About997200018 Eagle Mgmt Plan litUt; 2? 07 10:59a WDFLI Us.er 360-691-4276 p.3 . o . .. ~,.. , WASHINGTON DEPARTMENT OF FISH AND WILDLIFE BALD EAGLE MANAGEMENT PLAN RCW77.12.65S, WAC 232.12.292 EAGLE TERRITORY: DOsewaDlpR 879 1 Jefmrson Occurrence # Nest # County The following conditions apply to the entire parcel if any portion taDs within the distance guidelines. o Any coDStmction or vegetation remo~ on a lot within 400 feet of a nest tree or roost site will require a bald eagle management plan tailored fi>r the specific land use and landowners gC)aJs. The landowner will need to contact and consult with the Washington Department ofFISh and Wildlife (WDFW) prior to any clearing or construction. Please co~ the WDFW at (360) 681- 4276. o Any lot located between 400 and 800 teet of a nest tree site: retain aIlkoown perch trees and all conifers ~4 inches diameter at breast height (d.b.h). Also retain?;50% ofpre-c1earing orpre-construction conifer stand with diameter distributions representative of the original stand (>6 feet taU). Wmdowing and low limbing of trees is acceptable provided no mote than 30% of the live crown. is removed. ' RI Any lot located >800 feet but within % mile from a nest or within 250 horizontal met of the shoreline or top ofbigh bank bordering a shoreline; Retain alllmown perch trees and conifers ~4 inches diameter at breast height (d.b.h.). Also retain~50% ofpre-cleariDg or pre-constru.ction conifer stand with diameter distributions representative of the o~ stand (>6 met tall). Wmdowing and low limbing of trees is acceptable provided no more tban 300" of the live crown is removed. . I have read and ~ the above condition(s) placed on Parcel # 997200018 located in the ..lW..Quarter ofNW Quarter ofSeetion 11. ToWIlShip~ ~ 2W (EastJWest meridian) with actual street address of . 130 SUI1JlY SIove Rd. - Brinnon . . fithe landowner(s) feel these conditions are too restrictive, a site specific pJanmay be developed with the Wasbington Department ofFi'lhand' Wildlife. If-the conditions set fo:th above are acceptable, please sign below and this will serve as your Bald Eagle Mauagement Plan. Activities will be periodicaJlymonitored and firilure to comply with this P1an constitutes a misdemeanor as set furth in RCW 77.15.130. However, compliance with this plan does not ensure compliance with the Endangered Species Act or other federal, state or laws. <:--- , ..... e) i-::J4-11..'t (Date) Jac;k and Teresa Kilmer Landowner(s) Name (Print) 1146 SE 26'" Court Address Gresham.. OR 97080-7264 City, State. Zip Send Origillal To: WDFW Region 6 Office 48 Devonshire Road Montesano, W A 98563-9618 (503) 731-9200 Phone H '""""T*V' E' D" t:~', ...., ~t / u ')[10'! j t \' Aug 27 07 10:58a . IdDFlaI User 360-681-4276 p.2 . STATE OF WASHINGTON DEPARTMENT OF RSH AND WILDLIFE 48 Devonshire Road. Montesano. Washington 98563-9618. (360) 249-4628 FAX (360) 664.0689 August 24, 2007 Jack and T~ Kilmer 1746 SE 26 Court Gresham, OR 91080-7264 Dear Jack and T~ Enclosed you win find a one page BakI Eagle Site Management Plan developed for your proposed project within the docu~ Dosewallips Bald Eagle Nesting Territory. This plan was required to satisty the Bald Eagle Protection Rules. Please review and sign the plan. The oriain@J signed (X)py of tile Bald Eagle Site Management Plan should be sent to the Washington Department ofFish and Wildlife, 48-8 Devonshire Rd., Montesano, W A 98563. You will need , to make copies of the fully signed original plan before mailing it to our Regional Office. You will need to provide a copy olthe signtd plan to pennit review staff at the Jefferson County Department of Community Developmont. Your permit will be issued if there are no other items to be addressed. The bald eagle is still listed as a threatened species in Washington. The protection ofnestin& roo~ and foraging habitats are critiqal in order to remove the bald eagle from the threatened species status in the state. The primary' threats to bald eagles in Washington today are habitat degradation and human disturhlince dut to a mpidly expanding human population in the Northwest. The Bald Eagle ProtectiOlllules C'N AC 232-12-292) and the enabling legislation (R.ew 71.12.655) were enacted in 19" to provide some means of protection fur important bald - eagle habitat in nesting territories as weB as significant roosting and foraging 8ICaS. These rules direct dte Washington Department ofFish and Wildlife (WDFW) to develop site specific management plans to protect importantleagle habitat components that may be impacted by land use changes. I have enclosed cOpies of the Bald Eagle Protection Rules, Federal and Stale Bald Eagle Protection Laws, Bald Eagle Management Recommendations, and other general information on bald eagles. I do hope that you find the ~closed .information helpful. Thank you fur your assistance in protecting our national bird, a symbol of freedom and the beauty of oW' diverse wiIdlife legacy. lcanbe contacted at P.O. Box 1933, Sequim. WA98382 ~r (360) 681-4276 if you have any questions or comments. Sincerely, ..- ~.~ Shelly Ament Wildlife Biologist Enclosure