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Commissioner's Proceedings Vol. P
Jefferson County, Washington
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February 20, 1973
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10:00 a .m. Meeting called to order by Chairman Walter A. Kelly with all members prestmt.
ThoS9 attending are as follows: Peter Lind, F. E. Scheiderich, Elmer Foster, Mark A. Jones, Marian L. Meachem,
Pamela G. Scoville, Joseph Daniels, Alan G. Gall, Tom Scurlock and Rich Raden.
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Hearing for Camper Club Ordinance: Mr. Mark Jones and Mr. F. D. Scheiderich stated they are in opposition to
Sac. No.4. 02, regarding number of square feet per site and request that section be added to allow for variance.
Presented proposed plans with specifications of 40'x50' POI' site and explained their development is more of a
recreation,al area and not strictly for camping. Commissioner O'Meara stated the Health Dept. has recommended
the minimum specifications should be 60' in length with a 45' frontage, due to the length of cars and trailers,
and suggested that minimum be set by the Director of Public Works, Health Dept. and the County Planner at
time of inspection before approval of the preliminary plat.
Said Developers also questioned Sec. No. 4.16 - number of sales. Request permission to sell
membership to more than one member per site. Campers would be required to m!1ke reservations. Suggest a
restrictive use clause instead of a one per one ratio on sales; i.e. no more than one 'camper per site at one
time. Question raised on the floor as to who would have control over the development after completion of sales.
'They answered that they will manage the development for five years. It was not answered as to who will manage
it after the five year period. Stated it would be self sustaining after completely developed due to a $50 a year
fee to retain membership, in addition to purchase price, which will be deposited in a trust account for mainten-
ance of development.
Mr. Tom Scurlock, Construction Supervisor, American Campgrounds, Inc., expressed approval of the
ordinance for developments V/hich do not require reservations for weekends and holidays, but said it is not
suitable for recreational type developments. Suggested another ordinance be written for clubs selling recrea-
tional memberships as proposed by these developers.
Board w11.l resubmit the proposed ordinance to the Planning Commission with the suggestions presented.
Mr. Scurlock presented and explained maps of their two campground developments now under con-
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struction.
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Mr. Ralph Johnson appeared regarding East Beach Road on Marrowstone Island. Requested the road be rebuilt.
He was advised that it is not on this years road program, but they may be able to work it as a fill in job between
other construction jobs. Engineer 'Becker stated the right-of-way engineering has been completed.
Commissioner O'Meara advised that he had contacted the Dept. of Ecology re: Addendum to Shoreline Manage-
ment Permit No. 28, Port of Port Townsend. Dept. concurs with Board's approval of addendum and waiver of
45 day review period.
Board received acknowledgement of request regarding Resolution No. 6-73 from Securities Division Dept. of
Motor Vehicles. Stated they will flag all applications for Camper Club permits for this county until being
advised further from this office.
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Mr. J. Frederick Palmer appeared re: Expansion of the Plat of Cape Georga Colony. Presented maps and
advised of new proposed plans.
Mr. Palmer McCarter, Co. Extension Agent, appeared to advise Board of Farm Forest Tree Sale on March 9th
and to present a brochure on Washington Climate.
Pros. AttornayDaly presented a resolution to acquire a portion of land for the County Road Program by con-
demnation. Motion by Commissioner 0' Meara, second by Commissioner Brown to approve and Sign
Resolution No. 9-73, as follows. Unanimous by Board.
RESOLUTION NO. _9-73
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WHEREAS, there Is now pending in the Superior Court for Jefferson County an action against Jefferson
, County, numbered 7831, wherein plaintiff seeks damages in the sum of $15,000.00 and costs for alleged
trespass upon lands and premises of the plaintiff, and
WHEREAS, simultaneously and as a part of such lawsuit, Jefferson County desires to acquire by
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condemnation a portion of pia intiff' s land in its ever oxpanding road development progra m, and
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WHEREAS, it appears expedient and in the public interest that said action be settled and compromised,
there fore,
BE IT RESOLVED and the Prosecuting Attorney for Jefferson County be and he is hereby authorized and
for payment to the plaintiff upon the dntry of an appropriate decree dismissing the action of plaintiff and vesting
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empowered to cause to be deposited into the registry of said Superior Court the sum of $2,000.00 conditioned
in defendant county title to the following described parcel of land situate in Jefferson County, Washington, to-witl
A tract of land 30 fe'et wide on the left side of the following described center line of
Doaewallips Road, County Road No. 70, as surveyed and located over and across the
SE 1/4 of the SW1/4, Seotion 24, Township 26 North, Range 3 West W.M., more par-
ticularly described liS follows:
BeginninlJ ot. l!j point on the north-south quarter section line 665 feet, more or less,
north of the south qllMtar oorner of said seotion 24. Thio point to be known as Engineer's
station 49 + 78; thence north 60009' west a distanoe of 38.8 feet; thenoe on the aro of a
10000' curve to the left a distance of 231. 8 feet; thence north 83019' 30" west a distance
of 245.2 feet, EXCEPT that from Engineer'S station 50 + 50 to 52 + 50 the right of way
shall be 40 feat on the left, and LESS existing right of way.
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