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Designating Comprehensive Economic Development Strategy (CEDS) Committee RESOLUTION NO . 19 -01 WHEREAS , members of the Board of Directors of the Economic Development Council have been designated by the Mason County Board of Commissioners as the Comprehensive Economic Development Strategy ( CEDS ) Committee (formerly OEDP ) for Mason County , Washington ; and WHEREAS , the CEDS Committee has assisted Mason County in prioritizing possible infrastructure improvements to enhance economic sustainability throughout Mason County ; and WHEREAS , the prioritized list of possible infrastructure improvement projects is also used as a selection list for the Washington Community Economic Revitalization Team (WA- CERT) process ; and WHEREAS , the State Legislature has authorized Mason County to retain . 08 percent of retail sales taxes annually for economic development projects ; and WHEREAS , eligibility for funding must be demonstrated by a prioritization of projects ; and WHEREAS , the EDC has solicited suggested projects from local Mason County jurisdictions and community groups ; and WHEREAS , the CEDS Committee has recommended a list of projects which updates the current infrastructure needs and includes the following priorities . First Priority : Correct City of Shelton I & I sewer problems ($ 26 , 750 , 000 ) . - City of Shelton Second Priority : Address Goldsborough Creek sewer crossing issues - gravity line and force main ( $ 2 . 5 million ) . - City of Shelton Third Priority : Belfair Bypass ( $ 8 , 130 , 000 ) . - County Fourth Priority : Shelton Waste Water Treatment Plant Modifications & Improvements ( $ 3 . 5 million ) . - City of Shelton Fifth Priority : Skokomish Reservation waste water treatment plant ( $ 9 million ) Sixth Priority : Renovation of Baja Bldg . at the Port of Shelton ( $ 360 , 000 ) . - Port of Shelton Seventh Priority : North Bay/Case Inlet Water Reclamation Facility/Sewer Collection System ($ 1 million ) - County Eighth Priority : Industrial Development Area ( Belfair Industrial Development) ( $ 2 million ) . - Port of Allyn Page 2 Ninth Priority : Countywide fiber optics backbone installation ( $ 5 million ) . - PUD # 3 Tenth Priority : Hwy 106 electrical utility upgrade ( $ 750 , 000 ) - PUD # 1 . Eleventh Priority : Upgrade telecommunications in N . Mason County ( $ 1 . 5 million ) . Port of Allyn Twelfth Priority : Complete Belfair/Hood Canal Sewer Plan ( $ 15 million ) . - County Thirteenth Priority : Renovation of Bldg . 1 at the Port of Shelton ( $ 1 . 6 million ) - Port of Shelton Fourteenth Priority : Correct Finch Creek ( Hoodsport Area ) septic tank problems ( $ 114001000 ) . - PUD # 1 Fifteenth Priority : Water Treatment Facility for Shelton Springs water source ( $ 500 , 000 ) . - City of Shelton Sixteenth Priority : Repair Intersection at 7th & Alder ( $ 1 million ) . - City of Shelton Seventeenth Priority : Rustlewood Sewer Improvements ( $ 450 , 000 ) . - County Eighteenth Priority : Port of Allyn Water System Review Project ( $ 20 , 000 ) . - County Nineteenth Priority : Extension of Shelton Water & Sewer to Corrections Center ( $ 18 . 4 million ) . - City of Shelton Twentieth Priority : Electric Utility Upgrade and infrastructure in PUD #3 area ($ 11 million ) - PUD #3 Twenty- First Priority : Replace pipe , well or new reservoir for six small systems owned by PUD # 1 , ( $ 1 , 8501000 ) . - PUD # 1 Twenty- Second Priority : Develop eleven small water system plans for PUD # 1 small systems ( $ 90 , 000 ) . - PUD # 1 Twenty-Third Priority : Improve rail loading facility at Johns Prairie ( $ 350 , 000 ) - Port of Shelton Twenty- Fourth Priority : New Marina ( $ 300 , 000 ) - Port of Hoodsport Twenty - Fifth Priority : Rescue Vehicle ( $ 100 , 000 ) Fire Dist . # 1 - Hoodsport Page 3 Twenty- Sixth Priority : Red Cross Emergency Generator ( $ 25 , 000 ) Fire Dist . # 1 - Hoodsport Twenty- Seventh Priority : Training Center ( $ 675 , 000 ) Fire Dist . #2 Twenty- Eighth Priority : Central Administration , Repair and Training Facility ($ 1 , 460 , 000 ) . - Fire District #5 Twenty- Ninth Priority : Hoodsport Substation for Mason Co . Sheriff - County Thirtieth Prioritv : Construct Belfair Park & Ride ( $ 250 , 000 ) - Mason County Transit Thirty- First Priority : Construct Shelton Park & Ride consistent w/city corridor project ( $ 300 , 000 ) - Mason County Transit Thirty- Second Priority : Mason County Transit Maintenance/Operations and Training Facility Thirty-Third Priority : Preliminary engineering of Hwy 101 connector ( $ 2 . 5 million ) - County Thirty- Fourth Priority : Develop Overall Aquifer Recharge Area Protection Plan for Mason County ($ 350 , 000 ) - County Thirty- Fifth Priority : Remodel PUD #3 Office Bldg . ($ 2 . 5 million ) - PUD #3 Thirty- Sixth Priority : Improve Telecommunications for the City of Shelton - City of Shelton Thirty- Seventh Priority : Panhandle Lake Electronic Education Facility ( $ 20 , 000 ) - County Thirty- Eighth Priority : Restoration of Skokomish River ( $ 1 million ) - County Thirty- Ninth Priority : Brownfield restoration of Goose Lake area ( $ 250 , 000 ) - City of Shelton Fortieth Priority : Performing Arts Center at Hartstene Island . — County Forty- First Priority : Belfair Water System Improvements Forty- Second Priority : Emergency Generator for Fire Protection District No . 2 Forty-Third Priority : Hartstene Pointe Outfall - County NOW, THEREFORE BE IT HEREBY RESOLVED , that the Board of Mason County Commissioners adopts the above list of priorities and return to the EDC for forwarding Page 4 action to the Region 10 office of the Economic Development Administration , U . S . Department of Commerce , the Governor' s Interagency Timber Taskforce , the Office of Forestry and Economic Development in Portland , Oregon and the Washington Community Economic Revitalization Team . Signed this 20t" day of February 2001 , BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS MASON COUNTY , WASHINGTON �f 40 Mary Jo Cady , Chairperson 4 , Z rZ , Wesley E . ohns , Commissioner Herb ' Baze , Commissioner ATTEST : t, be ca S . Rogers Clerk of the Board i A tVr FORM : Michael Clift Chief Deputy Prosecutor