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,'. August 23, 1976 v shin.;ton
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Mr. Robert McNeil dSck01&1 k,illlh
12051 Occidental Avenue South /l Sm1(Y,
Seattle, Washington 98168
Subject: Public' Water Supply Serving
Sandy's Resort-Mason County
On August 13, 1976 I made an inspection of the Sandy's Resort Water.Su ply in
the company of Ms. Marjorie Dilworth of the Thurston-Mason Health Dist ict in
Shelton. In the course of that inspection, we reviewed intake structu es
collecting surface water from small streams above the resort. We also inspected
a well utilizing a pitless adapter and pressure tank.
Water systems providing water for public consumption such as the insta lation
at Sandy's Resort must receive the approval of this Department in acc4 dance
with RCW 43.20.050 and WAC 248-54. Before this approval can be given; it will
be necessary for this Department to be provided with "as built" plans if the
water system indicating distribution lines, sources of supply, and 9to age
facilities. I have enclosed a copy of the Rules and Regulations admin stered
by this Department as well as a pamphlet entitled "Securing Approval o Small
Public Water Supplies" to assist you in preparing a submittal to this lepartment
for approval,.' l
The initial review of the water system raised concerns with regard to he
existing surface water source. It is the understanding of County Heal h Dis-
trict personnel that the existing well was drilled because high turbid ty in
the surface water created problems during high runoff periods. If thi is the
case, then the surface water supply would definately not comply with t is
Department'sirequirements for water quality. Therefore, it is recommended that
the surface water supply be abandoned in lieu of a deep well system: If the
existing well Is of adequate capacity, then this source should be used to serve
the entire development. If the well is not of adequate capacity, then it is
recommended that an additional well be drilled in order to provide an adequate
source of water.
State law requires that plans and specifications reviewed by this Department
fora public water supply be submitted to this office by a registered engineer.
It is recommended that you contact an engineer who has had experience in the
development of , 11 public water supplies to assist you in preparing our
submittal to this office.
Ry ropy of thin letter, we are nnti.Eying the Thurston-Maxon lteglt:h (N.e .ri.c.t that
tot r11 1:IrEi cuuueCt Liintl L ) Llilri WaLeC ByaLEIB elleuld he allaiwEd w.L'LL Lh 8 DEhaiL-
ment's approval of the water system has been given.
Sincerely, R
'John C. Kirner, P. ~ (�
JCK:cll Regional Engineer TN r,
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Health District
John A. Beare, M.D., Direclo
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Tacoma, Wa 98499 a
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Shorelines Administrator
P.O. Sox 186
Shelton, Wa 98584
Re: Howard Holbrook application
Dear Sirs:
In response to the public notice of Mr. Howard Holbrooks ' application
for a substantial development permit on Hood Canal near Tahuya, please
be advised that I am quite concerned and would appreciate more detailed
information concerning this proposed development so that I may properly
pursue the matter.
Therefore, would you please forward to me the following information;
a copy of Mr. Holbrooks ' application; a copy of the Enviormental
Impact statement; the site plans showing the completed facility with
respect to the existing one; amount of additional boat moorage to be
provided; will there be fueling of boats on the water?; and the r sults
of water quality tests performed by Mason County Health Departmen or a
qualified representative of Mr. Holbrook.
I am hereby registering my objection to the issuance of Mr. Holbr oks '
permit until the information I have requested has been provided b7 your
agency and in addition I would like to be notified of the next pu lic
meeting concerning this issue so that I may attend.
Yours 'truly,
A it
Edwin W. West
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Tacoma, Wa 98499
September 14, 1981
Mason County Health Department
303 North 4th
Shelton, Wa 98584
Dear'.Sirs:
We own property on Hood Canal approximately 150 feet from Sandy's
Tahuya Resort and have become quite concerned about the quality of
the sea water in this area. We have noticed a change in the sea 1'fe
on the beaches over the last several years.and are concerned that hese
changes in sea life are the result effluence from the increased se tic
tank use at Sandy's Resort.
One of our neighbors mentioned that they had seen the Mason County
Health Department taking sea water samples and we are interested ii any
water quality test results, therefore, would you please forward to us
the information concerning any sea water quality tests you have rui as
well as sea water quality guidelines established by Mason County o
Washington State.
Yours truly,
(&6elWes
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.October Up 1981
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Annette McGee, Chairman OCT 251981
Mason Co. Board of Commissionors
Shelton, We. 98584 HEALTH DEPARTMENT
Ile are writing to express our stand against the proposed onlirgement
iof mooragolfsoilitios at Sandy's Resort- in the Tahuya area oo Hood
Canal. As we understand it, the capacity will be over doubl d from
i 18 to 40.
Our objections are based on the following reasons:
1 - The expansion of moorage facilities without consideration of the
impact on the already strained capacity of the facilities on the land
area. The preseo sanitary system from units is, as we understand
it, a sump system allowed by the Grandfather clause.
As an example there are over 10 trailer units, a building with 4 apt-
typo a000modationa, a commercial building by the dock with r3stroom
/ faoilitieop located between the County road and the water* rhid
area is aboSt 1OOft, deep end 250 ft. wido. Expansion of moorage
facilities will undoubtedly add further strain on the facilities
such as the restrooma.
It would appear that the Mason Co. Health Depto should be involved
in the planning.
2 - Sandy'a Resort has developed land areas on either aide of the
County Rd. `whioh is the only access to the residents West of Sandy0s.
The present situation of traffic congestion during the Spring and
Summer months requires extreme caution by thru traffiog. 9ar, boat
trailer parking, laundromgt facilities all contribute to he rds
on the County Rd. and Pedestrian traffic.
Added moorage without upgrading and enlargement of parking areas
woul appear contrary to the requirements of Planning. Did the
Planning Dept, take this into consideration?
17o do not object to the concept of providing moorage{ but we do
object to expansion without consideration of the impact on veeent
faoilities. Expansion should not be a piecemeal enlargement of
present facilities, but should be subject to what' i3. 1c*ful y re-
quired by the planning concept of development.
Mr, and tars. O.B. Styrwold
P.O. Box. 91
Tahuya. Wa. 98 88
co: Bill Hunter, 'Mason Co. Commissioner
✓Director, Mason Co. Health Dept. �nA
Director Mason Co. Planning Dept. `// , C4, A9 .
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Mason County Health Depart exit
John V. Butler, M. D.
MEDICALNURSING SECTION B.M.Pede,son.M.D. ENVIRONMENTAL H LTH SECTION
1 TO Weil"K"Street County Heol,h Officer 428 Wes,8&¢h Street 384 N. 4th.
Shelton.Woshinp,on 98584
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Phone 426-4407 October 29, 1981 . Phone 4265561
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Mr. Bill Hunter
County Commissioner
Shelton, Wa. 98584
Re: Sandy's Resort Sewage and
Water System Survey
Dear Mr. Hunter:
In regard to Sandy's Resort, the following information is noted:
The known approved sewage systems are 15 - 20 years old.
These systems have more trailers on them than they were designed
for, such that no increase in sewage system use should be all wed
on the existing system.
There may be additional systems, but they .have not been verif ed
or under permit.
The water system is not approved.
Sincerely,
John V. Butler, M. D.
County Health Officer
Ray Cklins
Environmental Health Specialist
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Equol Opportunity Employer
Mason County Health vepewtm nt
John V. Butler, M. D.
MEDICAL-NURSING SECTION B.N.Pederson,M D. ENVIRONMENTAL HEALI 1i SECTION
110 West"K"Street .County Heahh OR ce, 428 West Birch Sneer 303 N. 4th.
Shelton,Washington 98584 November 12, 1981 Shelton,Washington 8584
Phone 426-4407 Phone 426 5561
Board of Health
Attn: Bill Hunter
Mason County.Courthouse
Shelton, la. 98584
Re: Sandy's Resort
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Dear Mr. Hunter: j
This letter is an update of Sandy's Resort Mobile Home Park. The Park
currently ''has 21 RV spaces (20 filled) , and two 2 bedroom mobile homes. In
addition, there are restrooms for the boaters, a resort, apartment bLilding,
trig plex and laundromat.
This office-has records indicating approved systems for 14 RV's, 2 cabins
, (no longer existing) , the restrooms and laundromat. There is also two
approved permits for a total of four bedrooms, but their location anc use is
unknown. Mr. Don Jhalin (working for the park owner) is currently attempting
to locate the systems. Mr. Jhalin and the park manager indicate that the .
apartment and tri-plex are on their own systems. ,
Past inspections of the park indicate:
1976 permitted spaces 24
occupied spaces 22
. 1972 permitted spaces 23
occupied spaces 22
1964 permitted spaces 21
occupied spaces 11
Three new RV sewage hookups have been installed behind and above the park and
'plumbed to one of the systems. This office will require the three new connect-
ions to be removed.
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In summary, the existing 21 RV spaces and two mobile home spaces will be allowed j
to be used, due to the length of their existing use. NO expansion o the RV or
mobile home spaces will be permitted on the present sewage systems. . No expans-
ion of use for the laundromat or restrooms will be allowed on the existing .
sewage systems. If the owners wish to pursue expansion of the Marina, it would
necessitate review and approval of new or enlarged systems for the laundromat
and restrooms.
If you have any questions, feel free to contact this office.
Sincerely,
F John V. Butler, M. D.
Cou, ty Health Officer
ray Co lins, Environmental H alth Specialist
RC' vl Equol Oppotluniry Employer
Mason Couzity Health Departm nt
I7 John V. Butler, M. D.
MEDICAL-NURSING SECTION B.M.Pederson,M.D. ENVIRONMENTAL HEAL SECTION
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110 West"K"$veal Count 428 West&rch Sveet 303 N. 4th.
Shelton,Washington 98584 January 11, 1982 Shelton,Washington 8584
Phone 4264407" Phone 426-5561
Mr. Don ,Ghylin
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P.O. Box 85�
Tahuya, Wa. 98588 '
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Re: Sandy's Resort.Marina Expansion p
Dear Don:
Your regIuest for clarification of the definition of permanent moorage for
the proposed Sandy's Marina is as follows:
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A moorage space is considered permanent if it is leased/rented on a monthly
basis or longer.
Since this may effect the requirements for restroom fixtures ands wage
system sizing, this office must have additional information indicating
number of temporary and permanent moorage spaces.
The locations of drainfields should be considered. At this time, ' t '
appears that there is no available acceptable area on this lot which can
meet SanitaryCodes. If desired this department will send to you the
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determining whether required set-
backs information to assist you in Bete i i q
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backs to. surface water, public wells, property lines, etc. can be met. Of
course this department must also inspect and determine the feasibility for
sewage system acceptability.
If o e n questions, or additional information lease feel free to
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Sincerely, .
John V. Butler, M. D.
County Health Officer
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Environmental Health Specialist
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Shelton.Woi1hingt6n 9B584 12-10-81 Shelton,Washington 8584
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Mr. Don Ghylin
P.O. Box 85
Tahuya, WA 98588
RE: Sandy's Resort Marina Expan ion
Proposal
Dear Don:
The enclosed guidlines are the only information available for this depa tment
to use in estimating waste water generation from the marina restrooms. Water
use figures for the laundry are from the 1980 E.P.A. Design Manual on 0 -Site
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Marine Restroom requirements for 26-..50 transient boat moorage spaces.
men women
toilets 2 2
lavatories 2 2
showers 1 1
3 people/boat x 45. boats x 4 gallon/use = 675 :gpd `
Laundry
580 gpd per machine x 4 machines = 2120 gpd.
30-50 gP cycle%xnumber cycles/day = x gpd.
The water used per cycle and the number of cycles per daysI must
be known for peak seasonal use for the ,lat;ter laundry calculations. h
Any additional information which you can supply to this department, eg. wash
water used/cycle, number of cycles/day, sewage volume generated in comparable
marinas from restrooms, etc. , from surveys, engineering reports, etc. , will be
reviewed. If acceptable, this information trill be used to modify the above
'4xequirements for the restroom and laundry.
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If you have any questions, feel free to contact this office.
Sincerely,
John Butler, M.D.
County Health Officer
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Ray Collins
Environmental Health Specialist
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Mr. Don Ghylin JAN 11282
P. 0. Box 85
Tahuya, Washington 98588 REGIONAL PLANNING
Dear Don:
Site Review, Unnamed tributary to Hood Canal
SW 1/4 Section 21/NW 1/4 Section 28, Township 22
North, Range 3 West, in Mason County - Septic OYB-1-007654
Drainfield Enlargement associated with -PN-071_
This letter documents the site review we jointly made on January I , 1982,
of the unnamed stream and adjacent environs within the Howard 11olb ook
property ("Sandy' s Resort") about one mile west of Tahuya , Washing on.
Using a "Type VII Electrofisher" , portions of the stream between t e 'North-
shore Road and the water intake structure upstream were sampled to determine
the extent of fish life. The equipment was operated for 86 second; in
likely looking pools. No fish were observed or captured.
Sampling in the manner done provides useful information, however i should
not be used as a basis for concluding that fish do not exist in the stream.
Fish could utilize these waters at other times , and could be found upstream.
In general , we prefer that drainfields be located or designed in such a
manner that would safeguard not only the quality of the stream but also
provide for a natural open channel .
Alternative means to accomplish this would seem to exist through Engineering.
designs adapted to the physical conditions of the site. In addit.on to
alternatives we discussed is one other - rechanneling the stream. If the
stream was placed in a new channel , designed to freely pass fish pstream,
and contain desired habitat for spawning and rearing, it could belpossible
to actually improve the fish quality over that which presently exi I sts.
However, redirecting the flow down a prepared channel near the edge, of the
property should not be. considered as an inexpensive or simple project,
Two other people I suggest contacting relative to the drainfield �roblem are
Dan Collins (Washington Dept. of Game - 427-0190) , and Jim Krull Dept. of
Ecology - 753-0145) .
I hope I have been of assistance.
Sincerely,
Grant Fiscus , Fishery Biologist
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MEDICAL-NURSING SECTION John V. Butler,... r M. D. ENVIRONMENTAL HEA TH SECTION
110 West"K"Street County Health Officer 303 N. 4th
Shelton,Washington 98584 March 3, 1982 Shelton,Washington 98584
Phone 426-4407 Phone 4265561
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John V. Butler, M. D.
Mason County Health Officer
Shelton, Wa. 98584
Re: Sandy's Resort Marina Expa sion
Proposals
Dear Dr. Butler:
In regard to the above referenced expansion, this office indicated to Mr.
Don Ghylin that the resort laundromat must meet current sewage systeIil sani-
tary codes due to an expected increase in use by boaters. An alternative
was to justify the present facility sewage system as acceptable.
Mr. Ghylin has proposed to limit the laundry use to resort residents alone
by keeping the door locked with only resort residents having a key f r it.
Off-site use by the public now using the facility would be prohibited. De-\ '
mand on the laundromat would be the same or less, even with the expansion
of the Marina. Therefore, this proposal should be accepted, with no require-
ment for resizing the laundromat sewage system.
This office also required that the public restrooms sewage system be expanded.
The only area that may be acceptable is near the laundromat. A sewage system
application as well as additional information, soil type, system sizing, etc.
has not yet been received. However, as Mr. Ghylin indicates in his proposal,
the water side restrooms should be used by resort employees alone. The rest-
rooms on the upland side of the road are useable if an acceptable area for a
sewage system is found.
The water system must.be approved by the Department of Social and Health Ser-
vices. If you have any questions, feel free to contact this office.
Sincerely,
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Ray C&Ilins
Environmental Health Specialist
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Mason County Health Departm nt
MEDICALNURSING SECTION John V. Butler, M.D. ENVIRONMENTAL HEAL H SECTION
110 West."K'%Street County Health Officer 303 No. 4t
Shelton,Washington 98584 3-31-82 Shelton,Washington 98584
Phone 426-4407 i Phone 4265561
Mr. DonaldI E. Ghylin
P.O. Box 85
Tahuya, WA 98588
Re: Sandy's Resort Marina Expan ion
Dear Mr. Ghylin:
The proposal to limit the use of the laundromat to on-site RV's, tra lers
and residences of Sandy_Ts Marina by keeping the door locked to the Laundromat
with only the Resort residents having a key for it, has been reviewed by
this office. The proposal is denied on the basis that it is un¢nfor eable.
It is 'agreed that the water side restrooms should be used by resort employees
alone. The restrooms on the upland side of the road are usable if a
acceptable area for a sewage system is found. '
The water system must be approved by the Department of Social and He lth
Services.
If you have any questions, contact this office.
Sincerely,
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County Health Officer
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Board of Health
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MEDICAL-NURSING SECTION Heehh OHimr ENVIRONMENTAL HEAL? SECTION
110 N/nt"K"Street 303 North 4th
Shelmh,Wamhinpton 66s" September 7, 1982 Shelton,Wnhington 84
Phone Q06)4264407 p Phone(206)426-5t 5 1
Donald; Ghylin
P.O. Box 85
Tahuyal, Wa. 98588
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Re: Proposed expansion of Sandy's
Resort Marina
Dear Mr. Ghylin:
Per our conversations regarding the above referenced Marina expan ion,
the following items are noted:
1) The Marina would be expanded up to but not greater than 50
moorage spaces.
2) The restrooms on the water side of the road are to be closel to
public use. Only employees would use these restrooms.
3) The laundromat would be permanently closed. . Otherwise this
office must verify that there is aft acceptable sewage systen for
the laundromat and trailers now on this system.
4) Sanicans may be used for restroom facilities for the lease noor-
age spaces. There must be one sanican for each sex up to 5
spaces. If less than 10 spaces are leased then only one sa ican
is required. When no moorage spaces are available, no sani ans
will be required.
If you have further information or questions, please contact this office.
Sincerely,
E. V. .Yung, M.D. M.P.H. F.A.C.P.M.
County Health Officer
Ray Collins
Environmental Health Specialist
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E.V.VUNG, M.D., M.P.H., F.A.C.P.M.
MEDICAL-NURSING SECTION Heahh Officer ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH SECTION
110 Wert"K'Strwt - 303 North 4th
Shelton,Wmhinom 98580 1982 Shelton,Wedtinpton 9 84
Phone(208)426-4407 September 23, Phone (206)426-5 1
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Donald Ghylin
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P.O. Box 85
Tahuya; Wa. 98588
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Re: Proposed expansion of Sandy's
Resort Marina
Dear Mr. Ghylin:
Per our conversations regarding the above referenced Marina expan ion,
the following items are noted:
•l) The Marina would be expanded up to but not greater than 50
moorage spaces.
2) The restrooms on the water side of the road are to be close< to
public use. Only employees would use these restrooms.
3) The laundromat would be permanently closed. Otherwise this
office must verify that there is ab acceptable sewage syste for--
the laundromat and trailers now on this system.
4) Sanicans may be used for restroom facilities for the lease oor-
age spaces. There must be one sanican for each sex up to 5
Spaces. If less than 10 spaces are leased then only one sa ican.
is required. When no moorage spaces are available, no sani ans
> will be required.
If you;have further information or questions, please contact this office.
Sincerely,
E. V. . Yung, M.D. M.P.H. F.A.C.P.M.
County Health Officer
Ray Col 'ns
Environh5ental Health Specialist
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Mason County Health Dept. , RECEIvEo
303 North 4th Street
Shelton, Washington 98584 NOV 10 1962 i
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Gentlemen:
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Please bring this statement of facts to. the . attention of t
Board of Commissioners at the November 150 1982 hearing on he
proposed expansion -of. "Sandys Resort and Marina" on the North
Shore of Hood Canal; Rt,. 1, Box 125, Tahuya, Washington, 98 88.
.We, the undersigned were tenants of said resort for approxi�ately
six years and six months (June of 1974 through August of 19P0) ._.,
Due to the bad conditions, we sold our trailer and rented all
beach house at Rt. 1, Box 120, Tahuya, Washington, 98588.
The trailer space that we occupied was space #2, upper leve
north of road.
Listed below are complaints:
1. Water was loaded with silt due to poor water maintenance of j
water system.
2. Electric service was inadequate due to,, insufficient po r.
Power pole is rotted off at base. Pole is held up by conduits
and cable applied by me, John Dolligan, in order to prevent said
pole from falling on our trailer. This condition was brought to
the attention of resort manager, with no response.
3. Sewage spills at space #1 caused by overloading tanks. Raw,
sewage would flow under trailer in space #1 and next to our
patio. We placed .an 18 inch fan on our patio to blow stench
`away- "I complained repeatedly to --manager' Robert (Woody")—Re ee:-
His answer was "I will shut down the laundry for a time, and we.
will get to it." (Meaning to correct the problem) He finally
brought a bag of lime to cover the spill.
The tanks were pumped two time the last part of June 1980 by !
Evergreen Septic Tank Service. One tank located next to laundry,
the other in front of our trailer. On the 4th of July 1980, it
was again necessary Co have tanks pumped.
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November 5, 1982
The owner brought out a back hoe and dump truck (as shown In
pictures taken by my wife, Leona) and manager Reese began
digging to find the problem. (This was done without a permit. )
As the digging began, pipes were broken between tank next to
laundry and the one directly in front of our patio (No. IIy,
along with a small pot type tank seen. in picture (small ho'1yI�e) .
It was discovered that the tank had no drain field, only aI ,,
connection to. small tank at side. Raw sewage spilled into: the .
trench as the digging continued. The dirt was hauled up pefet`
parking lot, and dumped next to creek. An "S" shaped trench
was dug towards laundry room .and back. to our trailer, thenlback
to .laundry. This ditch ,was: open ,for. a period of over three.
weeks: There were. numerous: complaints. from other tenants—" to
the unsafe. situation, as no form of barrier was put up. The
ditch was partly filled with beach gravel, taken from alonj boat
ramp. Drainpipe was. then connected, to tank and trenches
covered over. This was completed the third week of July, 900..
I placed phone calls to Mason County Health Department (fi d
copy of phone bills .attached) stating my complaints and was
assured that a representative from said department would be
out• .to. investigate. A man finally appeared in a Mason County
car, talked to manager Reese for a few minutes but made no
attempt to inspect area, or to contact any of the tenants. Fresh
dirt was in evidence as to where the digging occurred. Not only
was the sewage problem deplorable in the area north of the road,
but also gives constant problem on the lower side on the water,
We are sincerely hoping that the proper attention will be given
to this situation as we love the canal and are very concerned
about pollution of the water.
We thank you for your attention to this matter.
Sincerely yours,
ohn of igan,
Enclosures Leona Dolligan
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TACOMA.WASHINGTON 98402
AREA CODE 206
627-BI01
WILLIAM G.VIERT FRANK C. NEA (11978-19891
JAMES H. MORTON L.R. BONNEVILLE. Sw.1169e-19191
DAVID MCGOLORICK L.R. BONNEVILLE. JR. I1920-1998I
KENNETH FIELDING
CNARLES F. SCNMIT.JR.
JAMES V.
NA NER
PATRICIA T.LANTZ
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KATHLEEN B. EBERT
STEPHEN A.BURNHAM
July 18, 1983 JUL 1 1983
GENERAL ERVICES
Ms. Judy Whittaker
Sanitarian
Environmental Health Dept.
General Services Administration
P.O. Box 186
Shelton, WA 98584
RE: In the Matter of the Denial of a Shoreline Substantia
Development Permit by Mason County to Howard Holbrook
Dear Ms. Whittaker:
Enclosed please find a copy of the Subpoena, requiring
your presence at the Office of the Shorelines Hearings Board on
July 22 , 1983. This Subpoena is being mailed, rather than
personally served, pursuant to agreement with the Deputy
Prosecutor. A copy of the Subpoena is also being sent to 4r.
Buckwalter.
Thank you for your cooperation in this matter.
Very truly yours,
Patricia T. Lantz `-'
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cc: John Buckwalter
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