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Commissioner's Proceedings Vol. P
Jefferson County, Washington
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ADOPTED this 7th. day of August, 1972, following statutory notice.
BOARD OF JEFFERSON COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
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/s/ A.M . O'Meara
Chairman
SEAL:
/s/ George Huntingford
Member
ATTEST:
Betty J. Temple, County Auditor
and Ex-officio Clerk of the Board
/s/ Walter A. Kelly
Member
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Hearing for Agreement with Evergreen Environmental Corporation for proposed county future takeover of sewage
disposal system. Appearing are as follows: Harry Holloway III" Attny. for Evergreen, Robert Fakkema, Engineer'
for Evergreen; Julian T. Oen, Donald A. Churchill, Melinda M. Johnson, Richard K. Walburn, Wilmer R. Miller /
Elmer Adams, Morris J. Inman, Fred Houghton, Rea Cunningham, Dorothe M. Harrington, Jack A. Cunningham,
Leonard Eaton, Michael Orth, William L. Pettis, William Stratton, W.K.Almasi, Philip M. Best, Attny. for
property owners on Toandos Peninsula, Ken Harrington and William Brandt. Mr. Holloway presented two executed
copies of the agreement for signing. Chairman O'Meara stated the Board preferred bonding instead of letter of '
commitment and so notified Mr. Peterson, President of the Corporation. Commissioner Huntingford said there
was no amount of water mentioned in the agreement and 'thinks there should be. O'Meara stated this would be
included in the final plat, Holloway informed that if the final plat is not approved, this agreement will not be
binding. Randall M. Durant, District Sanitarian, stated property is not properly suited for septic tanks due to
poor drainage and high"water tables. Mr. Jack Cunningham said the property owners there are concerned with
the development depleting their water supply. Robert Fakkema stated system will be set up for furnish adjacent
property owners if they so deslIe. Philip M. Best, Attny., spoke against the acceptance of agreement due to
sewage being drained into the bay as a threat to the destruction of oysters and sealife, Chairman O'Meara in-
formed that all tests have been approved by the Departments of Natural Resources, Fisheries, etc., indicating
they are a ssured there will be no distruction of sea life . Board requested change in agreement requiring bonding
instead of letter of commitment. Commissioner Huntingford stated bonding should be for twice the amount.
Motion by Commissioner Kelly, second by Chairman O'Meara to accept the Agreement subject to satisfactory
bonding agreement. Commissioner Huntim ford abstained.
In the matter of Upper Hoh Road No. 216
Resolution to allocate additional funds to ballast
road at Alder Creek Hill
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Board received petition Signed by several proerty owners on Toandos Peninsula requestitg Hearing for Evergreen
Agreement be held on a Saturday, Hearing request denied due to having hearing date already published and
posted and it being too late to change.
Motion by Commissioner Huntingford, second by Commissioner Kelly to approve and Sign Resolution No. 27-72,
as follows. Unanimous by Board.
RESOLUTION NO. 27-72
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COUNTY ROAD PROJECT NO. ~
BEFORE THE BOARD OF JEFFERSON COUNTY COMMISSIONERS, STATE OF WASHINGTON
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IT IS HEREBY RESOLVED BY THE BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS that it is their intention to add additional
funds to ballast 0.30 mila of the Upper Hoh Road.
BE IT FURTHER RESOI.VED THAT for the foregoing proper county road purpose there is hereby appropriated sums
in tho follOWing detail:
Gas Tax Funds Donations ,etc. Other Total
I Local Engineer $- $ $ $
RiQht of Way
Items of Work:
Day labor __..L.MO.OO_ 4,900.00
Contract --..-
Constr. Engineer
Total $- 4, .900.00 $ $-- $ 4,900.00
.. The county road purpO!le herein described ie HEREBY DECLARED to bo 0 public necessity and the County Road
Enqineer is HEREBY ORDERED AND AUTHORIZED TO report and proceed thereon as by law provided.
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that this pUl'pose be performed by day labor in accordance with the Standard Road and