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District No.1 Commissioner: Phil Johnson
District No.2 Commissioner: David W. Sullivan
District No.3 Commissioner: John Austin
Interim County Administrator: Frank Gifford
Clerk of the Board: Lorna Delaney
MINUTES
Week of February 19, 2008
Chairman Phil Johnson called the meeting to order in the presence of Commissioners David
Sullivan and John Austin.
PUBLIC COMMENT PERIOD: The following comments were made by citizens: County
Officials and staff need to make sure they follow the correct procedures for open government; a larger venue
may be needed for the On-Site Sewer System Ordinance deliberations and the Board of Health needs to
listen to the hearing comments and reach a middle ground with property owners; one of the County parks
has open pit toilets within 100 feet of the saltwater; the vision statement in the Comprehensive Plan
describes it as a "living document" with an emphasis on an affordable, liveable community, but a recent UW
study shows that GMA regulations have increased housing prices by $200,000 throughout Washington;
proposed regulations need to be absolutely necessary; one ofthe recommendations that was ignored in the
draft Critical Areas Ordinance (CAO) is the need for County funding for a monitoring program; the Board
should send letters of appreciation to all the people who worked to develop the draft critical areas
regulations; any volunteer on a County board or committee should be required to read the Open Public
Meetings Act and sign a statement that they understand it; if people ask for information during the Public
Comment Period, they should receive a response from the County during the week; a webcam should be
installed in the Commissioners Chambers; is there proofthat critical areas in Jefferson County are in
danger?; Fire Districts need to do background checks on employees, and the County should do background
checks on employees every two years; the shoreline should not be included in the Paradise Bay No Shooting
Area; the Commissioners' staff does a good job; and two people stated that the County finds ways to create
emotional and financial hardship for people.
APPROVAL AND ADOPTION OF THE CONSENT AGENDA: Commissioner Austin
moved to delete Items #3 and #4 and approve the balance of the Consent Agenda. Commissioner Sullivan
seconded the motion which carried by a unanimous vote.
1. RESOLUTION NO. 13-08 HEARING NOTICE re: Supplemental Budget
Appropriations/Extensions for Various County Funds; Hearing Scheduled on Monday, March 3,
2008 at 10:00 a.m. in the Commissioners Chambers
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2. CALL FOR BIDS re: Pavement Marking on Various County Roads; Bids Accepted Until 1 0:00
a.m. and Opened and Read Publicly Shortly thereafter on Monday, March 17, 2008 in the
Commissioners' Chambers (Rescheduled to March 24, 2008)
3. DELETE: AGREEMENT re: Community and Public Outreach Consultant Services; Jefferson Couilly Department of
ConnnunityDevelopmenl; Christina Pivamik, CP Communications (Approved Later in Minutes)
4. DELETE: AGREEME~T fe: Community and Public Outreach Consultanl Services; Jefferson County Administrator;
Christina Pivamik, CP Connnunicalions (Approved Later in Minutes)
5. AGREEMENT re: AID Omnibus Services; Jefferson County Public Health; Clark County
6. Payment ofJefferson County Vouchers/Warrants Dated February 11, 2008 Totaling $1,337,824,70
7. Payment of Jefferson County Payroll Warrants Dated February 13, 2008 Totaling $59,991.32
8. Letter of Support re: National Association of Counties (NACo) Coastal Counties Restoration
Initiative Funding; Mystery Bay Culvert Replacement Project; Jefferson County Conservation
District
9, Letter of Thanks for Past Service on the Jefferson County Noxious Weed Control Board; Jim Storey,
District #3
AGREEMENT re: Community and Public Outreach Consultant Services for Jefferson
County Department of Community Development: (Item #3 on the Consent Agenda) Commissioner Austin
said that he wants to know more about Christina Pivamik's work for the County. He understands she does
press releases. Interim County Administrator Frank Gifford noted that last year the work she did for DCD
and the County Administrator was combined under one contract with DCD for $20,000. This year DCD
chose to separate the contracts. The DCD contract for 2008 is $12,000. She also writes articles for the
County Administrator for various community publications such as the Port Ludlow Voice. Any work is
requested by the department and is done on an hourly basis.
Commissioner Austin moved to approve the contract for 2008 public outreach services for DCD with
Christina Pivamik, CP Communications. Commissioner Sullivan seconded the motion which carried bya
unanimous vote.
AGREEMENT re: Community and Public Outreach Consultant Services for Jefferson
County Administrator: (Item #4 on the Consent Agenda) After hearing the Interim County Administrator's
explanation, Commissioner Austin moved to approve the contract for 2008 public outreach services for the
County Administrator with Christina Pivamik, CP Communications. Commissioner Sullivan seconded the
motion which carried by a unanimous vote.
COMMISSIONERS BRIEFING SESSION: The following items were discussed:
. The Board of Health meeting to deliberate on the On-Site Sewer System Ordinance is scheduled at
2:30 p.m. on Thursday at Pope Marine Park
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. Chairman Johnson reported that he will be attending the Hood Canal Coordinating Council meeting
in Silverdale on Wednesday afternoon, go on to Olympia for a Washington State Association of
Counties (WSAC) Rural Counties Subcommittee meeting that evening and the WSAC Legislative
Steering Committee meeting on Thursday morning.
. Commissioner Austin stated that the Clean Water District Task Force is having their first meeting
this week to work on funding options for the Jefferson County Clean Water District. Commissioner
Sullivan noted that the proposed State bill to assist in funding clean water districts was not approved
in this session.
. Commissioner Sullivan stated that he attended the Dungeness River Management Team meeting as a
WRIA 17 representative. They want to coordinate WRIA 18 planning with WRIA 17. WRIA 18 has
just begun working on the instream flow rule. He is concerned that the instream flow rule will have
a larger monetary impact on the County than other State mandates.
. Commissioner Austin noted that he thinks Jefferson County has been under-represented on the
Olympic Workforce Development Council. Team Jefferson is the County's designated Associated
Development Organization (ADO) for economic development and he would like to see them
represented on the council.
. Commissioner Austin stated that the proposal to locate an aquatic center near the Port Townsend
Park and Ride will be discussed at the Transit Board meeting today. Chairman Johnson reviewed the
history of development at Kai Tai Lagoon. Commissioner Sullivan suggested that the local
governmental entities should meet to discuss the future of commonly held properties.
. There will not be a County Administrator's Briefmg this afternoon due to the Transit Meeting.
. Chairman Johnson stated that County board and committee members need to know that they must
follow the Open Public Meetings Act requirements.
APPROVAL OF MINUTES: Commissioner Austin moved to approve the minutes of the
December 17, 2007 regular meeting and December 28, 2007 special meeting as presented. Commissioner
Sullivan seconded the motion which carried by a unanimous vote.
Matt Tyler, Parks and Recreation Manager and Representative of the Parks Advisory
Board re: Washington State Surplus Property as a Proposed Park: Davis Steelquist, Parks Advisory
Board member, explained that the State Parks and Recreation Department has offered Jefferson County 3
acres on the east side of Pula Ii Point in the Brinnon area that was given to the State in 1976 by H.J. Carroll.
In 2005, the State determined that they did not want to develop the property. Jefferson County received a
letter in February, 2008 offering the property at no cost. The Parks Advisory Board reviewed the letter and
decided that it is in the County's interest to accept the offer. The property has a basalt and cobble beach and
there is an abandoned beacon on a small parcel of Navy property to the north. The Boy Scout camp owns
the property on the west side and there is an overgrown access road that was installed by the Navy. The
management of the Boy Scout Camp is very particular about who comes on their property and the County
would not be able to put in a hiking trail to the beach. There is private property to the south and an eagle's
nest on the north boundary. The Parks Advisory Board envisions the park as a boat and kayak day use park.
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There are very steep banks that preclude the use ofthe bluff, however there is a steep Navy-built stairway.
Davis Steelquist spoke with the caretaker at the Boy Scout camp and he said that they would monitor the
property and clean up the trash. The agreement with the State wouldn't allow much development. A solar
powered compo sting toilet would need to be installed. A request would need to be made to have the Navy
remove the remainder ofthe beacon, but they may be willing to give the County the small parcel where it is
located. The County would also have to put up signage to show the park boundaries and usage rules. The
Nature Conservancy supports this acquisition.
Matt Tyler stated that the Parks Advisory Board is requesting that the Commissioners send a letter to the
State asking for 6 more months before the property is sold to allow more time for the County to research the
boundaries, if there are any possible toxics, neighborhood issues, and ifit is important to the general public.
Davis Steelquist added that he hopes to attract a kayak business to the south County.
Commissioner Austin moved to have Chairman Johnson sign a letter of interest in acquiring this property to
the Washington State Parks and Recreation Commission Lands Program and asking them for a 6 month
extension. Commissioner Sullivan seconded the motion which carried by a unanimous vote.
Workshop re: Draft Critical Areas Ordinance: Director of CommunityDevelopment Al
Scalf reviewed the calendar of events from February 11 to March 18 for the review of the Planning
Commission's final draft of the Critical Areas Ordinance (CAO). The goal ofthe workshop is to
familiarize the Board with the document and its development and to discuss some of the outstanding issues
that they will need to address in their deliberations. He reviewed the history of the Critical Areas Ordinance
over the past several years, the appeals before the Western Washington Growth Management Hearings
Board and settlement agreements with Washington Environmental Council (WEC). Presentations were
made on the Planning Commission's majority report, the Planning Commission's minority report, and the
staff report. The issues that need further discussion are the stewardship plans, wetlands, channel migration
zones and buffers. The Board agreed that another workshop should be scheduled on the February 25 agenda
to review these issues in more detail. The public hearing on the CAO is scheduled on February 27 at 6:30
p.m. at the Chimacum High School Auditorium.
Discussion and Possible Adoption re: Resolution Regarding Removal of Persons Who
Disrupt the Public Meetings of the Jefferson County Commission: The Interim County Administrator
explained that staff from several departments met last week to work on a draft resolution to provide clarity
for the public, the Board, and Sheriffs Office staff about when disruptive citizens may need to be removed
during Commissioners' meeting. Sheriff Brasfield added that he thinks the draft resolution is consistent
with the declaration and the intent ofthe Open Public Meetings Act. He also thinks it enhances the ability
ofthe public to participate in public meetings and allows public business to be conducted. It creates a
standardized process that can be posted.
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Commissioner Austin stated that Section 6 ofthe draft resolution echos RCW 42.30.050 but doesn't include
the part about the press or other news media. He suggested adding the sentence .......then the Chair may
order the meeting room cleared per RCW 42.30.050. He thinks that would make it clear that the press,
unless they are participating in the disruption, would be allowed to stay in the meeting room. Commissioner
Sullivan asked if Commissioner Austin would rather just add the RCW language to the section?
Commissioner Austin revised the suggested language in Section 6 to read:
If after removal of the offending person or persons the Chair of the County Commissioners
concludes that the business of the County Commissioners cannot be transacted and states
that conclusion for the record, then the Chair may then order the meeting room cleared and
continue in session or may adjourn the meeting and reconvene at another location selected
by a majority vote of the members. In such a session, final disposition may be taken only on
matters appearing on the agenda. Representatives of the press or other news media, except
those participating in the disturbance, shall be allowed to attend any session held pursuant
to this section.
Commissioner Austin added that the change to Section 6 makes Section 7 redundant. The Board agreed that
Section 7 could be deleted.
Commissioner Austin moved to approve RESOLUTION NO. 14-08 as revised, regarding the removal of
persons who disrupt the public meetings of the Jefferson County Commissioners. Commissioner Sullivan
seconded the motion which carried by a unanimous vote.
NOTICE OF ADJOURNMENT: Commissioner Sullivan moved to adjourn the meeting at
11:37 a.m. Commissioner Austin seconded the motion which carried by a unanimous vote.
MEETING .A.QJOURNED
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170 West Hemlock Street
Port Ludlow, W A 98365
February 4, 2008
RECEIVED
Jefferson County Commissioners
Jefferson County Courthouse
P.O. Box 1220
Port Townsend, W A 98368
FEn 0 8 2008
JEFFERSON COUNTY
CONHvllSSIONERS
Re: Paradise Bay No Shooting Zone
Sirs:
The purpose of this letter is to reaffirm our position re the above pending designation of
the Paradise Bay "no shooting zone" as it was outlined in our originating petition.
We are especially concerned about protecting our water district facilities, including but
not limited to our above ground water storage tanks. It is our understanding that they
would no longer be included in the no shooting zone under a pending proposed
amendment. We recognize that federal protection under the Homeland Security Act may
exist on paper, but as practical matter, we would feel more secure with local law
enforcement of a no shooting zone.
Your attention to this matter is requested.
Perhaps the "no shooting zone" boundaries could be drawn is such a manner that would
protect our facilities and still not unduly restrict firearm use by our residents.
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Chairman of the Board of
Jefferson County Water District No.1
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Michael F. Adams
PO Box 65223 VED
Port Ludlow, WA98365 RECE\
February 5,2008
Jefferson County Board of County ~BmiisliJ@~
621 Sheridan Street
Port Townsend, W A 98368 COUNTY
JEFFERSON
Dear Jefferson County commi~QM~'SS'ONERS
It has come to my attention that the Board of County Commissioners (BoCC) is currently taking
public comment on the proposed criteria for "No Shooting Areas" contained in Jefferson County
Code Title 8 Health and Safety, Chapter 8.50 and has scheduled a public hearing for Monday,
February 11, 2008 for discussion and review of a proposed Paradise Bay boundary as identified in
the legal description located on the Jefferson County Department of Community Development as
the, "Proposed Teal Lake No Shooting Zone."
Through personal conversations with June Sinclair, Steve & Velde Elliot, Yuri Montgomery,
Julie Hagensen and other residents of Seven Sisters Road and Hood Head, I have been made
aware of a neighborhood petition circulating which requests that the Seven Sisters/Bywater Bay
area also be identified as a "No Shooting Area." My wife and I personally own one parcel (ref.
994000068) in this area and our business, Shellfish Farm LLC, three (ref. 994000075, 994000077
and 994000095).
The Seven Sisters / Bywater Bay area is a popular public access shoreline frequented by
pedestrians, recreational and commercial shellfish harvesters, bird watchers and boaters. The
area includes Wolfe Property State Park and Shine Tidelands State Park and a proposed marine
trail site at Point Hannon. In addition, residences are in close proximity to the shoreline and are
significantly threatened. Recently, shooting in the area has caused significant concern and has
left neighbors without recourse when dealing with this critical public safety issue.
As an active participant on the Jefferson County Shoreline Master Program, Shoreline Technical
Advisory Committee (ST AC) and Chair of the Jefferson County Marine Resource Committee
(MRC), I wholly support the creation of a, "No Shooting Area," for the Seven Sisters/Bywater
Bay region. This region is a fully functioning pocket estuary with associated saltwater marshes
and provides year-round public access to an incredible nearshore environment for residents of
Jefferson County. It has been identified by the STAC as an area critical to protect and due to this
area's sensitive habitat, including documented nesting areas for bald eagles (Haliaeetus
leucocephalus), osprey (Pandion haliaetus), great blue herons (Ardea herodias), rhinoceros
auklets (Cerorhinca monocerata) and other bird species, shooting is contradictory to the health of
this ecosystem and therefore the general welfare of the County.
Based upon the prior justifications, I propose the following area (designated in red in figure 1.1)
be included in the County's "No Shooting Areas" per Jefferson County Code, Title 8 Health and
Safety, Chapter 8.5:
Beginning at the intersection of Paradise Bay Road and Section 22, Township 28 North,
Range 1 East, W.M; thence easterly along said northern boundary of Section 22 to the
mean lower low water boundary; thence continuing southeasterly and easterly along the
mean lower low water boundary of the shoreline to Point Hannon; thence rounding Point
Hannon and continuing westerly and southwesterly along mean lower low water
Jefferson County Board of County Commissioners
February 5, 2008
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boundary to the southern tip of Hood Head; thence rounding Hood Head and continuing
northerly and westerly along mean lower low water boundary to the head of Bywater
Bay; thence southerly southwesterly continuing along mean lower low water boundary to
the intersection with the northerly margin of State Route 104; thence northeasterly along
said northerly margin of SR-I 04 to the intersection with the easterly margin of Paradise
Bay Road; thence northerly northwesterly to the point of beginning of this description.
All situated within Township 28 North, Range 1 East, W.M, Jefferson County
Washington.
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A simple description of this area may be defined as all areas of Jefferson County east of Paradise
Bay Road, south of the northern boundary of Section 22, Township 28 North, Range 1 East,
W.M. and north of State Route 104. Sections 2, 22, 25, 26, 27, 35 and 36 included.
Thank you for your consideration in regard to this matter. Please feel free to contact me should
you require additional information.
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Jefferson County Marine Resource Committee
CC: Jefferson County Department of Community Development and Sheriff's Office
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To: The Jefferson County Commissioners
From: Residents and users of Seven Sisters Road, Port Ludlow
January 18,2008
We the undersigned property owners on Seven Sisters Road and those who
use 7Sisters to access Hood Head and the park, respectfully request the Jefferson Count
Commissioners include us in the ,nlJl9Q8~ PanuJigg proposed Paradise Bay No Shooting
Zone.
This is a year round high use area for homeowners in addition to visitors to ShineIWolW.
at the end of Seven Sisters Road. There are families living on this road and many people
come to the park for recreational purposes.
Shine/WolM'ark is a popular community gathering spot for walking, jogging, clamming,
boating, crabbing, fishing, bird watching and enjoying the beach year round. We feel that
shooting in this area poses a danger from stray bullets and should be disallowed
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To: The Jefferson County Commissioners
From: Residents and users of Seven Sisters Road. Port Ludlow
January 18, 2008
We the undersigned property owners on Seven Sisters Road and those who
use 7Sisters to access Hood Head and the park, respectfully request the Jefferson Count
Commissioners include us in the proposed Paradise proposed Paradise Bay No Shooting
Zone.
This is a year round hit;Jh use area for homeowners in addition to visitors to ShineJWolf p.
at the end of Seven Sisters Road. There are families living on this road and many people
come to the park for recreational purposes.
ShinelWolf Park is a popular community gathering spot for walking, jogging, Clamming,
boating, crabbing, fishing, bird watching and enjoying the beach year round. We feel that
shooting in this area poses a danger from stray bullets and should be disallowed
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The Jefferson County Commissioners
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Residents who live along south Paradise Bay Road
Date:
January 19/ 2008
We the undersigned residents who Uvealong Paradise Bay Road between Seven Sisters and
the Hood Canal bridge, petition the Jefferson County Commissioners to be retained within
the boundaries of the Paradise Bay No Shooting Zone.
Due to the residential nature of this area and the proximity to Shine Park, our eastern
boundaries ,we believe the original plan to be well conceived for the protection it affords our
community. Shooting Is totally incompatible.
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To: The Jefferson County Commissioners
From: Residents who live along Paradise Bay Road
January 19, 2008
We the undersigned wish to remain in the Paradise Bay No Shooting Zone. We
strongly believe shooting to be dangerous and inappropriate for this area.
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Name: RUeY-LinAr{~,,_=-
AddreSS~ise~,Y . Ludlow, WA 98365
To: The Jefferson County Commissioners
From: Residents and users of Seven Sisters Road, Port Ludlow
January 16, 2008
We the undersigned property owners on Seven Sisters Road and visitors to the
ShinelWolf Park respectfully request the Jefferson County Commissioners include this
area in the proposed Paradise Bay No Shooting Zone.
This is a year round high use area for homeowners in aqdition to visitors to ShinelWolf p,
at the end of Seven Sisters Road. There are families living on this road and many people
come to the park for recreational purposes.
ShinelWolf Park is a popular community gathering spot for walking, jogging, clamming,
boating, crabbing, fishing, bird watching and enjoying the beach year round. We feel that
shooting in this area poses a danger from stray bullets and should be disallowed.
Donald SAnderson
Property owner Seven Sisters Road
Tax Id 821 351 009
206 937-2087
cett 206-436-9660
To: The Jefferson COunty Commissioners
From: Residents and users of Seven Sisters Road, Port Ludlow
January 16, 2008
We the undersigned property owners on Seven Sisters Road and visitors to the
ShinelWolf Park res~lIy request the Jefferson County Commissioners include this
area in the proposed Paradise Bay No Shooting Zone.
This is a year round high use area for homeowners tn addition to visitors to ShinelWoIf p.
at the end of Seven Srsters Road. There are families living on this road and many people
come to the park for recreational purposes.
ShinelWolf Park Is a popular community gathering spot for walking. jogging, clamming.
boating, crabbing, fishing, bird watching and enjoYlrt9 the beach year round. We feel that
shooting In this area poses a danger from stray bUllets and should be disallowed.
Sincerely,
Kenneth C.Ollver
Patrlda C. Olver
Tom and Patsy
From: Kathryn Thomas [kathrynthomas@olypen.com]
Sent: Monday, January 28,200812:31 PM
To: Tom Byrne
Subject: petition
Tom and Patsy,
This is the petition to sign. Please mail back.
Th an ks
Kathryn
To: The Jefferson County Commissioners
From: Residents and users of Seven Sisters Road, Port Ludlow
January 28, 2008
We the undersigned property owners on Seven Sisters Road and those who use Seven Sisters to access Hood Head and
the park, respectfully request the Jefferson County Commissioners indude us in the proposed Paradise Bay No Shooting
Zone.
This is a year round high use area for homeowners in addition to visitors to ShineJWotf Park at the end of Seven Sisters
Road. There are families living on this road and many people come to the park for recreational purposes.
ShinelWolf Park is a popular community gathering spot for walking, jogging, damming, boating, crabbing, fishing, bird
watching and enjoying the beach year round. We feel that shooting in this area poses a danger from stray bullets and should
be disallowed.
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To: The Jefferson County Commissioners
From: Residents and users of Seven Sisters Road, Port Ludlow
January 18, 2008
We the undersigned property owners on Seven Sisters Road and those who
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Commissioners include us in the proposed Paradise proposed Paradise Bay No Shooting
Zone.
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shooting in this area poses a danger from stray bullets and should be d!saJlowed
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January 18, 2008 .
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From: Residents and users of Seven Sisters Roed, Port Ludlow
January 18, 2008
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From: Residents and users of Seven Sisters Road. Port Ludlow
January 18, 2008
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JEFFERSON COUNTY
COMMISSIONERS
We the undersigned property owners on Seven Sisters Road and those who
use7Sisters to access Hood. Head and the park. respectfully request the Jefferson Count
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Zone.
This is a year round high use area for homeowners In addition to visitors to ShinelWolf P
at the end of Seven Sisters Road. There are families living on this road and many people
come to the park for recreational purposes.
ShinelWoIf Park Is a popular community gathering spot for walking, jogging, clamml'19.
boating, crabbing, fishing. bird watchillg 8nd enjoying the beach year round. We feel that
shooting In this area poses a danger from stray bullets and should be disallowed
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To: The Jefferson County Commissioners
From: Residents and users of Seven Sisters Road, Port Ludlow
January 18. 2008
FEB 1 1 2008
JEFFERSON COUNTY
COMMISSIONERS
We the undersigned property owners on Seven Sisters Road and those who
use7Sisters to access Hood Head and the park, respectfully reguest the Jefferson Count
Commissioners include us in the proposed Paradise proposed Paradise Bay No Shooting
Zone.
This is a year round h~h use area for homeowners In addition to visitors to Shine..wotf p.
at the end of Seven SisterS Road. There are families IMng on this road and many people
come to the park for recreational purposes.
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boating, cr~abbing fishing, bird watching and enjoylt:l9 the beach year rounCI. We feel that
shooting in thO ,a poses a danger from stray bullets and should be disallowed
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