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Commissioner's Proceedings Vol. P
Jefferson County, Washington
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b) Group L Occupancies Div. II - all those shore stuctures
that require a S.M. Permit shall be designed by a licensed
structural engineer.
Cunningham advised that the Uniform Fire Code is the only code that is retroactive and can
be enforced on existing buildings if -they are determined to be a distinct hazard to life or property.
With respect to pf;lrmit application fees, Commissioner Brown feels the only equable way to
charge is a base fee per sq. ft.
The Board will again review the recommendations and advise as to any further changes they
would like made in the proposal.
The Boord set the Hearing date for the Six Year Road Construction Program and the Annual Road Construction
Program for the 1975 for December 2nd. at 10:00 a. m.
October bills to be paid in November were appr~ved and signed as follows:
Department of Public Works
Council on Alocholism
Current Expense
County Roads
Equipment Rental & Revolving
Law Library
Department of Emergency Services
Fire Proto District #1
Fire Proto District # 2
fi're Prot. District # 3
Election Reserve & Revolving
Fire Prot. District # 4
Water DistrIct # 1
Water District # 2
Mental Health & Mental Retardation
$ 4,372.01
$ 145.38
$ 19,814.40
$50 ,873.55
$ 10,438.94
$ 12.60
$ 83.73
$ 8,958.40
$ 313.15
$ 2,481.16
$ 5,251.58
$ 416.06
$ 880.23
$ 50.00
$ 778.74
Steve Johnson and William Undberg, from the firm of Bennett, Johnson, Slenes and Smith, appeared to obtain
information re: Proposed Multi-Service Center. Board advised of the different departments which are expected
to be housed in the Center and the ones which may be requesting space. A priority system will be established
as to the departments need for hOUSing in the proposed facility.
The remaining correspondence was reviewed with little or no comment:
Request from Bert Campbell fro building permit extension---approved by Board.
Six copies of the revised contract for the construction of a Multi-Service Community Center
Facility in the Tri-Cities area, from Alan C. Keimig, Architect, and a letter regarding the publication of a
meeting notice.
Renewal of Lease for a portion of Indian Island, from Dept. of the Navy.
Two County trust land transmittal of funds, from the Department of Natural Resources:
(1) $ 75 from Gerald Phillips;
(2) $75 from Crown Zellerbach Corp.
Three notices from the State Liquor Board:
(1) Discontinued licensed operations for the season-Philip Ralph Boling, d/b/a Curley's
!31ace .
(2') Copy of "Specia Occasion License" for Randolph Holland Barrett, d/b/a Discovery
Bay Lodge. (Centrum Foundation)
(3) Copy of appication for "Special Occasion License" for Randolph Holland Barrett,
d/a/b Discovery Bay Lodge. (Centrum Foundation)
Letter from DSHS re: Counties Receiving 13 Fee-For-Selvice for the Involuntary Treatment I.aw.
Notice from Puget Power & Light Company re: Five per cent surcharge.
Olympic Air Pollution Control Authority Summary Activity Report for October 1974.
Overall Economic Development Program Minutes of October 18, 1974.
There being no further business before the Board, the meeting was a9journed.
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November 18, 1975
10:00 a.m. Meeting cl111edto order by Chairman Waltor A. Kelly with all members present.
Hearing fo!' proposed road vacation-Old Chimllcum to Hadlock Road-Petitioned by Cotton Corp. G. i
David Cotton" petitioner appeared. Also attending in favor of ~'acation is Jess Covington. Those II
attending In objection to vacl1tion arc Mr. and Mrs. George Mills, Julia A. Ferguson, and Elsie Lopeman,
The Planning Commission and the Planning Department recommend that vacation be denied due to ti
the road being used fro pedestrains, bicycles, vehicles and horses, and there is no other access avaU- :~
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able for their use. Plannind Director Cunningham stated that the vacation is not in compliance with the !,
Comprehensive Plan, 3nd that the road is also being used for trail and utility easements. He warned ::
that therc melY be a greelter need ior the road in the future than there is now. :!
1'he Road Dapartment recommends that the follOWing points be clarified before vacation is granted!.
(1) The major UAO of this roadway at this time is to provide access for adjacent property :1
owners;' :1
(2) Exc&vations near the main Hadlock-Chimacum Road could cause an additional hazard for
traveling public.
Mrs. Fergu90n, who owns property I~long 8 portion of the road petitioned for vacation, said she
is not in favor of closure for approximately the same reasons presented by the Planning Commission.
Mr. Cotton and Mr. Covington said it w~s not their intent to include the road in front of
Mrs. Ferguson's property and therefore, the petition as presented is in error.
The Board will take the corrected vacation request under advisement and make their determinatio
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