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BOARD OF JEFFERSON COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
District No. 1 Commissioner
District No. 2 Commissioner
District No. 3 Commissioner
A. M. O'Meara
B. G. Brown
Carroll M. Mercer, Chairman
Clerk of the Board
Engineer
Secretary
Betty J. Anderson, Auditor
Edwin A. Becker, P.E.
Jerdine C. Bragg
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July 18, 1977
10:00 a.m. Chairman Mercer called the meeting to order with all members
present.
Intent to Vacate; portion of County Road No. 42 (Miller Road),
Irving Park Addition. County Engineer Ed Becker recommended the vacation.
The Planning Commission also recommended it. No one appeared to speak for
or against the vacation. Therefore, Commissioner Brown moved to approve the
vacation. Seconded by commissioner O'Meara. Unanimous. Resolution No.
47-77 was signed by the Board.
Mr. and Mrs. George Simpokes appeared before the Board to ask the
county to clean out and spray a ditch along the road at Olympus Beach which
leads to the Rock Quarry at Mats Mats. Engineer Ed Becker indicated the
county does not like to spray in residential areas. As Simpokes has no
objections to spraying, the Board told Mr. Simpokes they would send a
hand crew out to clean the ditch and that the ditch would be put on the
Spray Program to spray every spring.
Intent to Vacate; portion of Commercial Avenue together with certain
streets, alleys and blocks, Plat of Junction City. Public Works Department
recommended the vacation. The Planning Commission also recommended approval
of the intent to vacate, subject to the condition that a tree line buffer
be maintained between the state highway and the subject blocks, street and
alleys. No one appeared to speak for or against the vacation. Motion by
Commissioner O'Meara, seconded by Commissioner Brown to approve the
vacation. Resolution No. 48-77 was approved and signed by the Board.
Mr. Bill Lawn appeared before the Board to discuss the water
situation for his two lots in Hadlock. He was denied a tap by the city
of Port Townsend until after a class action suit in September. He felt
this action was discriminatory since a real estate firm was just given
a hook-up near his lots. The Board advised Mr. Lawn that the Tri-Cities
water system is outside of their jurisdiction but they would discuss it
with the city.
Mrs. Marieta Streit appeared on behalf of denial of the Open
Space Application by John L. pitts. The intent was to have the land
classified as timber, but it was judged to be open open space. The former
Assessor Hansen had said part of the land was cleared making it less than
the 20 acres required for timber classification. The cleared area has been
replanted and therefore would comply with timber classification. The
Assessor will make the necessary adjustments.
Frank Vane re: Sewer Study petition for Ocean Grove Lot Owners
Association. Mr. Vane appeared to submit 66 signed requests from property
owners in the Ocean Grove Community asking the Board to undertake and
develop a plan for sewage disposal to serve their properties. Also,
Ocean Groves wishes to become annexed to the Cape George facility once
it is established. Planning Director Dave Cunningham reported that
there's an excellent draft of a proposal to transport sewage to the Port
Townsend treatment plant. The next step is for the Commissioners to
negotiate with the city. The Board pointed out that because of the water
problem out there they didn't think state funds could be used for the
sewage disposal plan. The Board plans to follow-up on this.
Business from County Departments:
Planning re 1) Shoreline Management Application for Permit No. 11-77;
Puget Sound Exchange Corporation (Bridgehaven), primary use.
Assistant Planner Tom Aumock explained that the proposed
project is for removal of existing waterline and bury a 4"
class 200 PUC line under the dredged boat canal between the
existing well and Division 3. The Planning Department
recommended approva13 Mi~~el Heaton of puget Sound
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Exchange Corporation appeared before the Board.After
some discussion, the Board agreed to postpone decision
on the application until Monday, July 25 pending
further information.
2) Threshold Determination: Landfill proposal of Dave H.
Gastman under Shoreline Management Substantial Development
Permit Application. Assistant Planner Tom Aumock submitted
the environmental checklist for the proposed landfill of
approximately 1175 cubic yards to bring lot up to adjacent
County road grade in the Trails End Homesite Plat. After
reviewing the environmental checklist, it was moved by
Commissioner Brown, seconded by Commissioner O'Meara for
Chairman Mercer to sign a proposed declaration of non-
significance.
Don Miller from the Department of Natural Resources presented
a film on the forest board lands. He said the film would be available
to the county for future showings.
Bill Stratton appeared before the Board to protest the correctness
of the county's survey of his property in Quilcene. The survey shows that
18% of Stratton's property identified on his deed belongs to the county.
The Board advised him he would have to register another survey before the
Board could act.
Prosecuting Attorney re:
1) Hjelvik. Bill Howard submitted a copy of a cease and
desist order to be served on Hjelvik for the Board's
signature. Commissioner O'Meara moved the Board sign the
cease and desist order to be served by the Sheriff's
Office. Seconded by Commissioner Brown. Unanimous
2) Bill Howard requested that his part time clerk be allowed
to increase her hours to regular half time pay. He also
requested a memory typewrite~ The Board approved
the clerk's increase of hours, and approved the leasing
of the memory typewriter on a 90-day trial lease.
SEPA Ordinance. It was moved by Commissioner Brown, seconded by
Commissioner O'Meara to reset the SEPA hearing date for August 8th to
allow for publication in the newspaper.
Department of Emergency Services Annual Program. It was moved by
Commissioner Brown, seconded by Commissioner Mercer for Chairman Mercer to
sign the Department of Emergency Services Annual Program.
Building Permits - June 1977. The Building Department submitted
their report on building permits for June 1977. Total permits: 38;
total fees: $3,304.00
Recessed until Tuesday morning to read correspondence.
Tuesday, July 19, 1977:
APPROVED BY:
The Board approved the minutes of
July 11, 1977.
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Carroll M. Mercer, Chairman
Board approved and signed Resolution
No. 46-77; Order of Vacation, Hadlock
Mill Road, County Road #4-1.48.
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B; G. Brown, Member
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A. M. O'Meara, Member
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