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Home My WebLink AboutRLC94-1109 - RLC Inspections - 5/18/1994 MASON COUNTY Date Received: *� qDEPARTMENT OF COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT RESOURCE LANDS AND CRITICAL AREAS CHECKLIST The following checklist is designed to assist an applicant for a Building Permit, On-Site Sewage System Sit Evaluation and Disposal Permit, Access Permit, Land Modification Permit, Boundary Line Adjustments, Lan Segregations, Hazardous Waste Permit, or Shoreline Permit in determining whether their property is affected b regulations under the Mason County Interim Resource Ordinance (77-93)*. This checklist is an importan opportunity fOrldentifying eddy_in the permit process whether there will be any environmental regulations affectin, the proposed development.Address_ J �} Owner�'i'��ti'L�i., TTG't;y►1a, � . Phone #( Site 59 ti� _ a 1�f City L,L 1 t wa.- Owner Address---2--'me. City State Zip Tax Parcel No. (Confirm with Assessors Office),' - 0n C -_l - �' Legal Description_ Project Description vF ►Vm� v,jAt"J 0� Directions i1to site (Please attach map) � }� �tr�-rr•,� ��, ;, I ( 0I y VIG/t^nc N Iwo-r� }YL L/t L h. ;U '1 h, Please provide or attach a vicinity map which includes cro s streets, major roads, creeks, etc. Xi-------_--_ —.— M Answer the following to the best of your knowledge. County-wide maps showing general locations of critical areas ornoi.i and resource lands are available for review at Mason County Department of Community Development, Planning We only Department. Do any of the following exist on this property or within 200 feet of this property? co vbi No ❑ [Z 1. Saltwater shoreline or a lake 20 acres or larger? (� ❑ Qf 2. Rivers, streams, or creeks with year-round flow?�y►'t�„'K_ ,,,,,-,,. ztrc� ' Yo m, �� [� ❑ [� 3. Rivers, streams or creeks with intermittent flow but are within a clearly defined channel? [� ❑ 0, 4. Lakes or ponds less than 20 acres in size? ❑ fla' 5. Wetlands: Areas that are inundated or saturated by surface water that under normal circumstances support vegetation adapted for life in such conditions; such as marshes, bogs, and swamps, (See County Maps for guidance.) M ❑ 9 6. Slopes greater than 15% (8.5 degrees)? (See the County Landslide and Erosion Hazard Maps for guidance.) -rJ� rJ/ 5b-36Z `6X-V1 l ),)#et f e i) t-We A `�° El � 7. Floodplains? (Se' County Federal Emerge/cy Management Maps and Count Seismic Hazard Ma for guidance.) y p ❑ 8. Seismic Haza d Areas? (See County Federal Emergency Management Maps and County Seismic Hazard Map for guidance.) r4 You may be provided nuisance protections by the County for certain resource activities. If you are enrolled in any of the following programs: councv Yes NO I)7-'� ❑ [, 1. Agricultural Open Space Taxation Program, RCW 84.33 (�' ❑ [ 2. Open Space Timber Taxation Program, RCW 84.33, or Designated Forest or Classified Forest, RCW 84.34 Copies are available at Mason Comity Department of Community Development for t5.00 each. RESOURCE LANDS & CRITICAL AREAS SITE PLAN PLEASE SHOW THE FOLLOWING INFORMATION OR PROVIDE SURVEY MAP IF POSSIBLE: ► Location &dimensions of existing &proposed property boundaries. D. Approximate slope of land (grade &direction), topography. ► Identify legal access including,width of all road right-of-ways&easements. b. Location of significant natural features(water bodies, rivers). a- &Locate all existing &proposed structures,drainfields, wells ways. ► Project description Scale 1"= '� �� r I North Arrow "TrU ice, cc 1n; state that I have answered the above truthfully to the best of my knowledge. 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':.- .. .}:•>:•>:o>:•>:.}:'•}:•}:•}:.>:.:>'.;;:::.}:.:.>::.;.;:;.:;;.;.:::: .... ................ .:•2i$$>S•'.::::;:$$$i$$$$iiS$i::::::5$:2:ii$$$Sif::$::$iiii:::i:i:i:i:ii ..::::...... . finer { Resa�lr> ..L rll.c ........................................ :i:>:>:;:>:<:>> :::>:::::::<:>:::: :><::i <:>:<::«:<:<:>::>::<<:::>:<::::>::::;::>:: $... j+� XX There is a $40.00 application fee for the Resource Land & Critical Areas Checklist. Make checks payable to the Mason County Treasurer. When completed, this form becomes part of the permit application. a final reclamation map with at least two Intersecting cross sec- RECLAMATION SEQUENCE MAP tions that extend past the permit boundaries.These maps and This map shows the details of the plan for mining and segmental cross sections should be at a appropriate scale to show the de- reclamation. It should cover the same area as the pre-mining sired Information. Preferred map size is 11 x 17 inches unless topographic map and display the following information: otherwise noted; larger maps are acceptable, but you must be prepared to furnish additional copies, If requested. If maps are 0 Permit area plus an appropriate border on all sides. small,they may be grouped together on a single sheet of paper. ❑ Boundaries of all areas that will be disturbed by mining. The maps should be dated,and the name of the person making O Locations of all permanent boundary markers. the map should be shown In the legend. O Locations of proposed access roads to be built in Suggested Map Scales conjunction with the surface mining operation and whether Site Size Man scale they will be reclaimed or left as roads. 3-5 acres not less than 1 Inch = 50 feet ❑ Locations and types of setbacks and berms. 5-10 acres not less than 1 inch = 100 feet ❑ Numbered segments and the direction and sequence of 10 or more acres not less than 1 Inch = 200 feet mining. Avoid mining from the center outwards. Other Map Requirements ❑ Topsoil storage areas and sequence of stripping, storing, Each map must include: and replacement on mined segments. O Scale ❑ Bar scale ❑ North arrow ❑ Overburden storage areas and sequence of stripping, ❑ Legend with all symbols defined or explained storing and replacement of soil on mined segments. O Waste rock piles and how they will be reclaimed and O Title block with the following information: stabilized. ❑ Application/permit number ❑Title of map O Operation plant and processing areas. ❑ Name and address of applicant/permit holder(s) ❑ Measures taken to protect adjacent surface resources, O Space for signature .❑Map/exhibit no. including prevention of slumping or landslides on adjacent O Date map was drawn or revised lands. ❑ Location and description of the erosion control systems, SITE ACCESS MAP including drainage facilities and settling ponds. On an 81/2 x 11 or 11 x 17 inch copy of the pertinent section of a ❑ Other pertinent features. U.S. Geological Survey 7.5-minute quadrangle, clearly show how to get to the site from the nearest town.The boundary of FINAL RECLAMATION MAP the permit area should be shown on this map. This is a topographic map of the site as it will look after final rec- *PRE-MINING TOPOGRAPHIC MAP t lamation.It must show all applicable data required in the narra- This map Is necessary to establish the location and setting of the tive portion of the reclamation plan and details of the mine rec- lamation.—The map should cover the same area as the pre-min- mine site. It must show: Ing topographic map and should display the following O Perinit area plus an appropriate border on all sides. information: ❑ Elevations and contours, natural ground slopes, drainage O Permit area plus an appropriate border on all sides. patterns, and other topographic features. (Contour O Final elevations and contours, adjacent natural ground Intervals are deemed adequate if they accurately reflect slopes, reclaimed drainage patterns, and other topographic the conditions of the site. Generally, contour intervals features. should be between 5 and 20 feet.) ❑ Locations and names of all roads, railroads, utility lines,or ❑ Boundaries and names of counties and municipalities. any other rights of way. ❑ Boundaries of property ownership, including adjacent ❑ Locations and names of all steams and drainages. properties. ❑ Locations and names of significant buildings, parks, and O Names and addresses of adjacent property owners other structures, facilities, or features. O Locations and names of other mines. ❑ Locations and names of all lakes, springs, and wetlands. O Locations and names of all roads, railroads, utility lines, or O Location and depth of replaced topsoil. any other rights of way. ❑ Permanent drainage and water-control systems ❑ Locations and names of all streams and natural and (with expanded view,if needed). manmade drainways. O Areas to be revegetated and proposed species. ❑ Locations and names of all significant buildings, parks, O Other Information pertaining to the permit and required by and other manmade features. statute. Cl Locations and names of all wells, lakes, springs, and existing wetlands. (Existing wetland must be clearly shown CROSS SECTIONS on the plans. If wetland questions arise, contact O At least two cross sections (generally at right angles) the Department of Ecology (DOE).) that extend completely across the permit area and show ❑ Boundaries of the areas that will be disturbed by mining. original topography and final topography and water table. 'For base maps,use U.S.Geological Survey 7.5-minute quadrangle maps,which are available from sporting goods stores or may be ordered from the U.S.Geo- logical Survey.1-800-USAMAPS.1-800-HELPMAP,http:/Imcmcweb.er.usgs.gov/topomaps/ordering_maps.htmi.or DNR Photo and Map Sales,PO Box 47031 Olympia,WA 98504-7031,(360)902-1234. Application for Reclamation Permit(Form SM-6A) Revised 6/01 Page 13 of 14 Reclamation Permit/Application No. Often more than two cross sections will be needed to Are additional supplemental studies included? Dyes IZ no adequately show conditions at the site. O Archeological ❑Geohydrologic O Backfiil GEOLOGIC MAP O Slope Stability ❑Topsoil O Flood plain ❑Conservational O Vegetation O Other A description of the geologic setting and the type of deposit to be mined may occasionally be required by DNR. Information about the geology of an area may be available from the Depart- Other permits required? O yes ®no ment of Natural Resources, Division of Geology and Earth Re- O Shoreline Permit sources, PO Box 47007, Olympia, WA 98504-7007, (360) O Water Discharge Permit 902-1450,or the USGS, (509)368-3130. O Solid Waste Permit PHOTOS AND OTHER SUPPORTING DATA ❑NPDS or General Discharge Permit Aerial and (or) other photographs should be submitted In sup- O Air Quality Permit port of the application. Additional maps, photos, and detailed O Hydraulic Project Approval reports maybe required by DNR.Photos and maps are available O Special or Conditional-Use Permit from DNR Photo and Map Sales. O Other FINAL CHECKLIST All documents submitted have the date,the name and address of the permit holder, and the application number on every page of the material. yes ❑ no The plan contains predominantly relevant information. yes ❑ no When signed by the applicant and approved by the Department Have you completed the SM-6 and has it of Natural Resources, this document and the associated maps, been signed by the local jurisdiction? O yes ❑ no cross sections, reclamation narrative, and other attachments will Have you provided the SEPA Checklist? f.9 yes ❑ no be the approved reclamation plan for this permit that the permit Have you provided a copy of the SEPA holder must follow. Significant variations from the approved.rec- lamation plan may require that a new plan be submitted to the Determination (DNS, MDNS, or DS)? Oyes Ono Department for approval. Have you attached photographs? O yes ❑no The applicant shall be considered as the permit holder for this surface mine and shall be responsible for compliance with RCW 78.44,WAC 332-18,the ;Approved reclamation plan and attachments,and the conditions of the permit if issued by the Department of Natural Resources. I hereby agree to comply with this plan. Name and title of company representative(please print) Date signed Signature of applicant or company representatiue 1.) avia ; t� RotL'5 8- 26-0 j FreS . �ac)he. ��wt� Cd SURFACE OWNERSHIP OWNERSHIP OF RIGHTS TO REMOVE MINERALS Give names,addresses,and signatures of all Individuals with possessory BY SURFACE MINING interest In land. Give names,addresses,and signatures of all individuals with rights. (Attach signed copies of this document if more than one.) (Attach signed copies of this document If more than one.) I verify that the applicant has my permission to mine from my land. I verify that the applicant has my permission to mine from this land. Signature of landowner(s) Date signed Signature of rights owner(s) Date signed C5Of"it c 5 '4 ) h I have seen and approved this Ian. I hereby verify that 1 have seen and approved this plan. 1 hereby verify that pp p Signature of rights owner(s) Date signed Signature of rights owner(s) Date signed FOR DEPARTIMENTAL USE ONLY Date accepted Accepted by Title Reclamation Permit No. Comments by Region: Application for Reclamation Permit(Form SM•8A) Revised 6/01 Page 14 of 14 Reclamation PermiVApplication No. 11 Scott Longanecker- Re: Hama Hama Co. ravel it Page 1 From: Robert Fink To: Scott Longanecker Date: 10/21/03 10:09AM Subject: Re: Hama Hama Co. gravel pit The county has dealt with legal non-conforming gravel pits needing to expand. The answer is that they may expand within the limits of the original property and with consideration of critical areas and such. Gravel mining is in its essence expansive, and therefore, courts have allowed their expansion as non-conforming uses. 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