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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1348 532 Commissioner's Proceedings Vol. P Jefferson County, Washington ~:: T'~,ICtt<".J.4ui~AY. -.IAT-TLC !I..~"-.,~._-~~ ~- _ ~._.L~._ 'I) Water supply shall be designed and constructed in accordance with applh~able rules, regulations and standards of the Olymptc Health District and the Washington State Department of Social and Health Services. (2) Sewage disposal system shall be deSigned and constructed in accordance with applicable rules, regulations and standards of the Department of Ecology and the Washington State Departmant of Social and f-fealth Services. (3) Any development within 200 feet "f the Ordinary f-figh Water Mark shall be in full complicance with RCW 90.58, the Shorellne Management Act of 1971. (;4) All development of the Admiralty II Condominiums shall be in full compliance with the 'Washington Statl'! f-forizontal Properties Regimes Act. '5) Prior to final plat approval, fire hydrant systems, vehicle turnaround areas, and smoke detection aya tams shall be approved by Jefferson County Fire Protection District # 3. The Board als? round that the project is not a ml!ljor action which would significantly affect the quality of the environment, and thorefore, by motion of Commissioner Rrown, second by Commissioner O'Meara declared that no environmental impact statement will be prepared, Unanimous. . I (2). Port Lu dlow, Div. 4. Motion by Commissioner O'Meara, second by Commissioner Brown and made un- animous by Chairman Kelly to grant preliminary approval subject to I. he requirements of the County Platting Ordinance and the following special conditions as recommended by the Planning Commission: (1) Water supply shall be designed and constructed in accordance with applicable rules, regulations and standards of the Olympic Fealth District and the Washington State Department of Social and f-fealth Services. (2) Sewage disposal system shall be designed and constructed in accordance with applicable rules, regulations and standards of the Department of Ecobgy and the Washington State Department of Social and Bealth Services. (3) A community organization or other means shall be established for the future ownership and maintenance of the open space reserve. (4) Restrictions and Co\'&nal'is shall be established which are in substantial con- formance with previous "Port Ludlow" divisions. (5) !l. 50-foot rear yard setback shall be established along the west lot lines of Lots 13 and 14 as an area wherein no structures may be erected. '6) Restrictive convenants shall be placed on Lots 1 and 2: which require that: a. Any construction on said lots shall use conventional spread footings with placement at least 18 inches below grade; b. Any structure erected on said lots shall not exceed a sol1 bearing of 3000 per square feet. c. Only that vegatation shall be removed which is necessary for the siting of a dwelling structure. (7.) A rear yard setback shall be provided on Lots 1 and 2 to insure that no structures are erected below the brow of the bench which is approximately elevated at 260. I . The Board also found that the proj6ct is not a major action which would Significantly affect the quality of the environment. and therefore, by motion of Commissioner O'Meara, second by Commissioner Brown declared that no environmental impact statement will be prepared. Unani mous . Planner Cunningham also presented the preliminary plans for Evergreen Environmental Corp's "Hermitage Camper Club". The borad received letters from the Planning Commission and the S. M. A. C. regarding the Camper Club Project, recommending that an impact statement be required due to the size of the project and the impact it would hdve on the surrounding area. The Board concurs and finds that the proposed project is a major action which wUl Significantly affect the quality of the environment. Motion by Comm. Brown, second by Commissioner O'Meara that an Environmental Impact Statement by prepared. Unanimous. A Meeting will be scheduled oetween the Board, Planning Depurtment, Pros. Attorney, and the Developers to decide cost arrangements of the statement. I Road Vacation proposal, Cotton Corporation - Motion by Commissioner Brown, second by Commissioner O'Meara to set hearing date for November 18th. Unanimous. Notices will be posted and published. Ed Rawley, City Road Supervisor, appeared re; Burning at the city landfill site. Engineer Becker advised that a burning permit extension has been granted by the Olympic Air Pollution Authority until November 2nd. and a hearing will be held after that date to decide the next procedures. Motion by Commissioner O'Meara, second by Commissioner Brown to approve the minutes of October 7th meeting. Unanimous. . The Hadlock Neighorhood Center Building Committee appeared regarding the proposed construction of a new community building in Hadlock. The follOWing persons attended: Patty Whitsett, Florence Hi'cks, Mary Marks, Tames Boeger, Mr. & Mrs. JamaR Parker, Weldon Galloway, Borghid Watney, Allan Keimig-Architect, and Harold Buck-Director, C. A. C. Mr. Buck advised that they had contacted Allen :<eimig, Architect, and were very impressed with: (a) his proposal for the new building; (b) his offer to start working with the committee immediately to determine their needs; and (c) to apply for. a grant funding of theproject. He said Mr. Keimig also stated that if he is unable to obtain a funding grant, then there would be no payment obligation to him by the county for work a lready completed. Mr. Keimig stated he Is presently construction comparable facilities in Chehalis, and une for the Mukelshoot Indians, both of which were funded primarily ftrough grants. He feels confident the:t the county could receive a 75-25 match for the project. The community building in ChehaHs is 5,600 sq. ft. and cost $116,000 including all feos, taxes, construction costs, plus adminstration (approximately $20 + per sq. ft.) The building in Mukelshoot Is 21,000 sq. ft. and cost $434,00 for COI1Gtructlon fees, land, permits, etc. (approxlma tely $17 + per sq. ft.). Mr.Keimig said he would start working immediately to obtain grants from different sources, and the operation and maintenance cost s wl11 be taken into consideration when application is made. His fees would be from 9.5 to 10'l{, of the grant allocation, to be billed when the county receives grant monies. Motion by Commillsioner Brown, second by Cl)mmisaionar O'Meara for Mr. Keimig to submit a contract for the Pros. Attorney's approval. I I Mayor Joe Steve and ROQer French, City Engineer, appeared re: Pl'Opoeed bud;JAt for Co/City Building Inspector. The Bo~rd questions whether or not it III mandatory thtlt the county adopt the SUI te fee schedule, bowever, Deputy Pros. At~orntly Howard stated that he doesn't bell.eve tha t anyone (s going to complain if the county reduces the fee schedule below the EJtate minimum. It waR cOlloluded and aoreed to by the Board, Mayor Steve and Engineer French that the oounty will fund the entire proQram and cbllAot all fees. If there is a deficite at the end of the year, the city will pay one half of the deflc:ite. .