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Home My WebLink About0716 I Ii Ii I: II II Ii 'I -~IIU...Lb,.,._~.~,~___ . I \L' ;, f" I . ':' it " " . I I . . , 543' COMMISSIONER'S PROCEEDINGS VOL. 0 JEFFERSON COUNTY WASHINGTON TIUCIe . .U"AY .eM r......... Gerry Getz appeared regarding road into ~airgrounds. Ed Becker advised that roads were to be repaired and oiled this week. O'Meara moved and ~ntingford seconded motion regarding road vacations to grant road ~cations I.\S recommeilc1ed by .Ed Becker for Lazy C. Ranctl, portion ot Momino Lana lying adjacent to Lots ~8 and 40 ~s recorded in Division 1 of Lazy C Ranch, lOcated within Section 34, TWP 26 N, R 2W, W. M.. Vaction of that portion of the Fulton Creek ~ounty ROad No. S2 lying S~uth of the North line of the sa quarter of the ,Southeast quarter of section 30, TWP 2S N, R 2W, WM. RESOLUTION NO. 28-69 This matter coming on to b~ heard this day upon the County Road Engineer's report with respect, to the vacation and abandonment of those portions of county roads set forth in Resolution No. 2S-69 adopted the l4~h day of July, 1969, and it appearing to the Board of county Commissioners that notice of hearing upon said Engineer's report has been posted and published for the time and in the manner provided by law, proof of such posting and publication being now on"tileherein, and said Board having proceeded to consider the report of theEngineer; together with the other evidence adduced, and being fully advised in the premised, does now find and determine (l) That those portions hereinafter sescribed are not useful as parts of the county road system; (2) That the public will be benefitted by the vacation thereof, NOW THEREFORE, Ba IT RESOLVED, and it is HEREBY ORDERED that That:portion of Palomino Lane lying adjacent to Lots 18 and 49 as' recorded in Division I of Lazy "c" Ranch, located within section 34, township 26, north, range 2 west, W. M. '1', I Ii That portion of the Fulton creek County Road No. S2 lying south of the north line of ,the southeast quarter. of the southeast quarter of section 30, township 2S north, range 2 west, W. M. be and the same are hereby vacated and abandoned. ADOPTED this 4th day of August, 1969. \RDDJEF~ka~ ~ha'rman ' 1 : " .:. .//.~ (' " ......-/?...-, -, _/- .:.-.7 , Me b ( ?_/~ I SEAL Ii :i Ii II Ii i, Ii I, Ii Ii 'i Ii I; Ii Iii Richa~d Warren, anginee~ing firm of KBamer, Chinn & Mayo, and Mike Richardson, of ,I the same firm, appeared and reported on the progress of the water and sewer preliminary I: comprehensive plan for Jefferson County. Enviormental factors affecting the plan are ,/ a. no natural resources to create new industry, b. tnnsportations, increase avenues, I! encourge recreational areas, c. manufacturing potential, limited to expansion of existinQ industries, d. population, estimated ir.\CrCllflle at one per cent annual rate, will increase' )"11 at higher ~ate of 3.2 per cent in the Port Townsend area, no increase in outlying area~. Wat~r usage will ~icrease feom average of 10,000 to 11,000 dail~ the annual rate of Ii 6000,000,000 gallon. They reviewed existing water usage in.the eastond of the county. I Estimated $6,000,000 &s the cost of utiliz:!,ng \!ater sources from oither Big Qu!lcono I River or Dosewallips River to service south east end ot the county. Preoent for the I' hearing were Bertie Bailey, RAlph Theriaulto Melvin Kively, and Bill Daly. I ~ alternatives for the tri-city area to look for water to suppliment wells, etc. Only I altel'.'riative. on MarroWfstonClI. ISland is to contin e city line in loop, connection in Oak !i Bay area. Cape Geor~e could tie in with city, Discovery Bay, Brinnon, Quilcene and !i Clearwater areas have enough ground water to suffice. Sewer drainage pattern in each sex'vice., Many areas in East Jefferson county diffi- cult for sererage due to hArd pan. Water tableQ in several parts of the county indicate future problems. Seasonal high water tables in Quilcene area (flat area) indicate of , tutbre probleme. Indian and Marrowatone Islands indicate need for sewago system due toi slow moving tides. Port 'tI>WDsond and Port l.udlow area adequate, Indian Island and Queet-:I ClearwstClr Indian Reflorvat!on arGas not chocked out. Mr., Warren suggested co-op9J:ative i: meetings with adjacent counties on water problems" Completo report will be sent at a; ater dato. Ho felt the city of Por't T~n8ond could lIlexvioo tho entire td-city area. I Tho P. U. D. has powers to go into tho water jbusines8. Tho only feasible way would be if the city tfould tuxn ovor tho outlSl'inr" ~:teas to thttm. Tho countl' was given po\ver ~or wator and sewer in 1967. The cOMmi88ionQre have power to go into the water and Bower business And would be most proctical body to dn it. The people need one focal point to come to for. Rerviceo. Thoy reoommand offioe to be established within the anginaer's office, under char~e ot the o~"nty eommieaioners, work out tho diftoxonces th~ oitv o~ Port Townnend to take ovor their outside line. No nead to involva P. U. D. i~ any way. Contr9ls should be, tightened on regulation I: " HUntingford moved and ogMear~ seconded motion to appoint Lawrence P. Hanna as Fire Commissioner position NO.2, Fire Protection District No.2, to replace Harold Nyberg who has retired and moved away.