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Commissioner's Proceedings Vol. P
Jefferson County, Washington
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Hansen also asked to meet with the Board in regard to the jail, in respect to needed repairs and plumbing. Board
stated they would arrange to meet with him to discuss it.
Auditor, Betty Temple submitted computations of the amount due high school districts for educating pupils from
Non=High Districts for the school year ending Tune 30 ,l973. Reduced millage levied for Quilault School # 97
(Quuest-Clearwater) 1.2 - $16,175.00, billing , $5,518.12. Millage levied for Quilcene School District #48,
2.4 - $16,870.81, Billing $9,880.74.
The following correspondence was reviewed without comment.
Request for Shoreline Management Permit for Fort Worden State Park. Proposed construction is an
artificial reef. Applications will be forwarded.
Notice from State Liquor Control Board of License transfer from Robert G. Haley,d/b/a Pleasant Harbor
Cafe, Brinnon, to Beverly Jean Eing.
Shoreline Management Questionaire. Questions will be answered and returned.
Intermediate School District No. 114 Board meeting agenda.
Application for assistance from Soldiers' and Sailors' Relief from Dale Ravert for the amount of $450.00.
Board will investigate thoroughly before taking action.
There being no further business before the Board, the meeting was adjourned.
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September 24, 1973
10:00a. m. Meeting called to order by Chairman Walter A. Kelly with all members present.
Mr. Hanford Choate ,Developer, appeared re: (1) Petition for vacation of county road on Black Point, Old
Orchard Beach (Hood Canal). It will be checked by the Board and County Engineer before hearing date is set.
Mr. Choate does not, as yet, have petition signed by all interested parties nor has he presented required check
for $lOO to cover any costs incurred. (2) Completion of roads, Pleasant Tides Plat. Board advised of two letters
received from Ed. Miller, previOUS owner, and stated there has been no further deve lopment at this time.
Presentation of Shoreline Management Goals & Policies. Attending are: Mrs. Marion Meecham, Robert Hoglund,
and Karl Rando Iph, all members of the S. M. Advisory Committee. County Planner, Dave Cunningham, gave brief
explanation and said the final date for adoption is September 30th of this year. Mr. Hoglund stated the committee
feels the statement is very thorough and complete as they not only followed the state guidelines paragraph by
paragraph, but also incorporated ideas from other counties. Planner Cunningham said the Advisory Committee
passed a motion to amend these goals and plicies if necessary before final adoption of the Master Program.
Commissioner O'Meara noted that, to his knowledge, the county has no emergency equipment to handle oil spills.
Recommended that Cunningham check with the Direct::>r of the County's Department of Emergency Services.
:' ~otion by Commissioner O'Meara to approve the Goals & Policies statemer\lt with the stipulation the outline can be
amended, if necessary, before final adoption of the Master Program. Motion seconded by Commissioner Brown.
Unanimous. Discussion followed regarding the problem of recreation, (how to safe-guard the beaches without
denying their use by the public): forest management, and amount charged by the state parks.
Mike Shupe, representing the Coyle Community Club, Inc. appeared re; Formation of Water District. Stated he
was advised by the State Health Department that a "Water Basins Study" was not required by law for the formation
of a water district. Motion by Commissioner O'Meara, and second by Commissioner Brown to bring petition off
the table for further consideration. Commissioner Brown stated a definite need exists. Motion by Commissioner
0' Meara, second by Commissioner Browrl for them to continue on with the application for a water district and
for it to be put on the ballot for the general election to be held on November 6th. Mr. Shupe will confer with the
Auditor for legal verbll:1ge and legal description to be stated on the ballot.
Chairman Kelly presented an Environmental Impact Statement of Recreational Property Development of Division
Five, Protection Island, and voucher for the amount of $700 for compilation of statement, from Allee Benedict.
A copy of the statement was given to Mike Ragon, Park Ranger, for presentation to the State Game Department
for their comments and a41visements. The B::>ard reviewed the accompanying maps and discussed the problems
possed by the propsed development, mainly the threat to the auklet, Ragon stated they were advised that l,400
nesting burrows of the au1ket were destroyed by the road construction. He also said that Mr. Charles Little,
Developer, had stated previously that he was going to hire Mr6. Banedict. to do the study, but hired someone
else instead. He said the Department of Game has no funding at the present time for the purchase for non-game
birds. Board will not take action tl ntil question of authority to pay is resolved and from which fund the money is
to be taken.
Mrs. Phyllis Murry, Mats Mats Channel Road appeared re: County takeover of road for repair and maintenance.
She stated the road is approximately one half mile in longth and is practically impassable during the winter.
CommlssioMr Brown will inspect the ro ad, but advised that this is a privately owned road, over which the county
has no jurisdiction. Mrs. Murry will discuss the matter with the other property owners along the road and advise
the Board of her findirtings.
The Board approved and signed Order Determining and Emergency, presented by Prosecuting Attorney Daly, justi-
fying the expendituro of $4,000 for salaries and other purposes during 1973 for the Jefferson County Museum.
Motion by Commissioner O'Meara, second by Co,mmissionor Brown to approve the minutes of last meeting. Unani-
mous.
Board discussed the request from the Suporlntandent of School District: #' 50 for supplemental funding of East
Jefferson County Recreotion Department. Chairman Kelly and Commissioner Brown wish to talk to Mr. Stuart again
I,before taking final action.
Board reviewed tho fb11l1 budget, Port of Port Townf!end 1974, Action will be taken at time of budget hearings.
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