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HomeMy WebLinkAbout0991 220 Commissioner's Proceedings Vol. P Jefferson County, Washington . . .TNI~_-1( :-'. ~..,-..-...y 1__.~AT'I"i.~- -.-, e~_e~'. _~_'_. the developer. Mr. Merry also agrees the county should make sure a sufficient amount of money is being placed in escrow for future maintenance and expansion. . Board reviewed the Olympic Air Pollution Control Authority Activity Report for April 1972, without comment. There being no further time left for todays session, the remainder of the business will be held over until next Monday. Meeting adjourned. #################################### I May 22, 1972 10:00a .m. Meeting called to order by Chairman A.M .0' Meara with all members present. I Mr. Wayne Dupuis and Mr. Bill Aker. Triton Cove Estates, appeared re: Road closure on contiguous property. Mr. Dupuis stated that he no longer has access to his property now that road is closed and unless the county puts in a new road, he will slle the county. Board will consult with Pros. Attny. Daly. Awarding of Bid for roof on grandstand at Memorial Field. Motion by Commissioner Kelly, second by Chairman 0' Meara to award bid to Western Farmers. Wally Westergaard, representative of company, presented addendum to contract stipulating date of completion to be August 15, 1972. Hearing for Shoreline Management Permit for Evergreen Environmental" Development Corp. (Toandos DelMar). Appearing are: Harry Holloway 111,' Attorney for Evergreen and Mr. Norman Petersen, President of Corp; Fred Houghton, Ken Harrington; Jack Cunningham,. Frank Frink, Beverly Jones; Morris Johnson, Ronald Jones, leon- ard Eaton, A. W. Collins and William Kriener , all property' owners 'in the Toandos. area. Mr. Holloway presented a revised proposal' for county's ev.entual take-over of sewerage facilities, for Boards consideration. Approval of Shoreline' Management Permit iscontlgent oh approval of satisfactory agree- ment between the County and the Corporation regarding the 'sewer system. Mr. Petersen explained accomplish- ments in planning the pas t year (design, construction and installation) and what has been done in compliance with State agencies. Stated they propose to build a plant large enough for 100 homes (350 people), estimated sufficient through the year 2000. They have no plans for building a dock in Fisherman's Harbor, this would require dredging and they do not want to dredge. Only plans they have for within 200 feet of water is sewer outfall. They are now ready to record two divisions of entire plat, Division 1 & 2, (310 lots). Division 1 is partly located on the water. Total lots in plat as of 1970 - 990 lots, approximately 340 acres. Fifty acres are to be left in 'natural state. They agree to place the escrow fund locally for the sale of all lots . They will not bond for sewerage system, but will submit letter of commitment for 100% of costs. Developer will set up system to enable county to audit the sale of lots. They will install phase 1 & 2. including airigated stabilization unit, cloreen plant and sewer pipes for entire plat. County will have to build treatment plant when settlement ponds are no longer sufficient - estimated approximately 30 years. County will not take over until system is entirely tested and self supporting. Project is to be completed by 1975 and ready for county takeover within 12 month. period after date of completion, however, county will have option not to accept system until they are entirely satisfied in all respects. Water system will also be included. Developer will provide for 24 hour a day main- ten nce during interim until county takeover. System will have 8 day holding pond in case of failure of any kind, which supplies times for repair. Outfall will also be covered by Developer and receive all approvals from Ecology and Health Departments. Question raised as to water table in the area and if development will take away water or water power from existing property owners. Mr. Petersen stated that from all their tests and information, water table will not be lowered. Motion by Comtnissioner Kelly, second by Commissioner Huntingford to approve Shorelines Management Permit. Unanimous by Board. . I . Motion by Commissioner Kelly, second by Commissioner Huntingford to approve minutes of May 15th. meeting. Unanimous by Board. Board received letter from George Randolph, Port Manager, ard Bob Hays, Chalrman, Jefferson County Shorelands Management Advisory Commission, re: Waiver of Permit for temporary building on the south/west corner of Washington and Benedict streets. Motion by Commissioner Kelly, second by Commissioner Huntingford to approve waiver. Unanimous. I Motion by Commissioner Huntingford, second by Commissioner Kelly to approve and sign Resolution No.16-72, CRP No. 347, as follows. Unanimous by Board. RESOLUTION NO. 16-72 I COUNTY ROAD PROJECT NO. ~ BEFORE THE BOARD OF J'EFFERSON COUNTY COMMISSIONERS, STATE OF WASHINGTON. In the matter of certain county roads Resolution to improve by constructing a bituminous sur- face IT IS HEREBY RESOLVED BY THE BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS that it is their intention to construct a bituminous surface treatment Class "A" on certain county roads in Eoo tern Jefferson County. . BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED THAT fol' the foregoing proper county road purpose there is hereb~, appropriated sums in the follOWing detail: