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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1248 Commissioner's Proceedings Vol. P Jefferson County, Washington - -.T..tC~'-.MU"_i-.,,.. ~IAT;'LI-I.i".~ Board's decision to take testimony for and against the proposed development from persons attending. Planning Director Cunningham gave the presentation and with the aid of maps and slides designated the area of the proposed condominium locations, well site, treatment plant and outfall, and the ground slide area. The main topic of discussion was the Qeologic instability of the property. Said the Geologist from the DNR had inspected the property and in his opinion, believes the sllde area to be more rotational and deeper than was de- termined by the Soil Eng~neer hired by the Developer. However, he agrees that it can be stabilized by horizontal and pOSSibly vertical de-watering wells, as well as a buttress along the toe of the slide area. DEPARTMENT RECOMMENDATIONS: Planning Department-Even though they are in agreement in regard to stabilization and construction area llmitations, the Planning Department recommends denial of the preliminary plat until the ground is stabilized. Health Department-Recommends denial until the questions regarding earth stabilization and sewage disposal have been resolved by a detailed impact statement, as per DSHS recommendation. Engineering Department-Approval be granted subj ect to the following conditions: (:J). Planning Commission-Approval be granted subject to conditions estabUshed by the Health and Engineers Departments and thirteen conditions established by their Commission: (13) Norris Short, speaking for the Planning Commission, stated that due to the property being previously platted and approved and the vacation of which has never been accepted by the Board of Commisslonerl1, they feel it would be more advantageous to the county to have a development as Sea1re proposes, provided they com- ply with all of the conditions for approval. Also, a thorough environmental assessment has been made and it is , not necessary for the county to produce an impact statement. If the DSHS requires an impact statem~nt, it should be compiled by the State Department. Discussion followed pro and con regarding the possibilities of stabillzing the area. The Board requests further investigation of the Planning Commissions recommendations no's. 1,6, and 13 before action is taken on the preliminary plat. Motion by Commissioner O'Meara, second by Commissioner Brown to delay any further action until a later date. UnanUnous. Also appearing for the hearing were: Maraget Hicks, Esther Stephanus, Bernadene V. Parkko, Norman Parkko and Randall Hicks. The Board and Mr. Short discussed Mrs. Fa1.:iola Aquirre's request for a building permit variance, to allow the construction of a home, well and drainfield on less than 20,000 sq. ft. of property, as reqUired in Ordinance 1-69. Mr. Short stated that when the county issues a building permit, the property owner should be assured that they can build on it without the threat of sewage pollution, and on an area less than 20,000, the threat exists. Planning Director Cunningham presented a letter advising of a Shoreline violation by Cape George Colony. He stated that apparently they willfuliy intended the violation as he had notified th,em previously that the project required a Shoreline Permit. The Board requests that a letter be written to the p-arties involved, either by the Prosecuting Attorney or under his authorization informing them that future such action 'Nill bring appropriate legal action. The remaining correspondence was reviewed withou comment, as follows: Letter and information from Marshall and Meyer, Inc. re: Advance Bond Refunding. Five notices from the State Liquor Control Board re: (1) License transfer from Robert Milton Kunz to Robert Eugene Reilly, d/b/a Pleasant Harbor Marina, effective Aprilll,1974. (2) License transfer from Fred Kenneth Klahn and 1 ean Bernice Klahn to Glenn Raymond Western and Tani Western, d/bla Hoh River Resort, effective April 16,1974. (3) Discontinuance of licensed operations by Beverly lean Eing ,d/b/a Pleasant Harbor Cafe. (4) Application for class ACEF license by Philip Ralph Boling, d/bla :,Curley's Place, Star Route 2, Port Townsend. (5) Transfer of license from Byron Hamlet Rude and Geraldine Rude, Donald Campb ell and Agnes Campbell and Agnes Campbell to Donald Robert Campbell ,d/b/a Geoduck Tavern, Brinnon. County trust land transmittal of funds, from the Department of Natural Resources; $155.25 from Pope & Talbot Development, Inc.; $19,762.50, from Johnson Logging Company. Gas tax allocation percentages to counties 1974-1975 from the State Highway Commission. Letter from State Parks and RecreatiDn Commission re: Keystone Harbor and Boat Basin, Ferry Slip- Fort Casey State Park. Memorandum from the State Office of Alcohollsm re: Licensing Standards for Alcoholism Treatment Facill- tiell. Memorandum from the Office of Community Developmont 1'0: Proposed Polley Changes Regarding Local Government Areawide Sub-State Planning Districts. Memorandum from the Department of Revenue re: Revision of WAC 458-40-171 & 181. Judicial Court District Estimates of PopulatiDn, 1974, fmm the Office of Progra.m Planning and Fiscal Management. The Board approved and oigned Call for Bids for the improvement of O. n mile of the Doaewallipa Road ,County Road No. 70, to be opened and read May 13th. The Board approved and signed Resolution No. 20-74, to relocate and oonstruct 0.72 mile of tho Dosewallips Road, County Road No. 70, as follows: RESOLUTION NO. 20-74 COUNTY ROAD PROJECT NO. 355 BBFORE THE BOARD OF lEFFERSON COUNTY COMMISSIONERS, STATE OF WASHINGTON In the matter of the Dosewallips Road, County Road No. 70 ) ) ) Resolution to relocate and construct 'I ~lil . I I (8 I . I I .