HomeMy WebLinkAbout147-96 - Res. Amending Res. No. 84-96 for OEDP Committee Recomendation for Infrastructure Projects RESOLUTION NO. 147-96
A Resolution Amending Resolution No. 84-96
WHEREAS, members of the Board of Directors of the Economic Development Council
have been designated by the Mason County Board Committee for Mason County,
Washington; and
WHEREAS, the OEDP Committee has assisted Mason County in prioritizing possible
infrastructure improvements to enhance economic sustainability throughout Mason
County; and
WHEREAS, President Clinton's Economic Adjustment Initiative for the Pacific Northwest
and Northern California is soliciting eligible projects for funding; and
WHEREAS, eligibility for funding must be demonstrated by a prioritization of projects; and
WHEREAS, the OE DP Committee has recommended a list of projects which reflects
current infrastructure needs and includes:
First Priority: Complete Belfair/Hood Canal Sewer Plan ($40,000). Large portion
of proposed service area is located in an Urban Growth Area as designated
in the recently adopted Mason County Comprehensive Plan.
Second Priority: Correct Finch Creek (Hoodsport Area) septic tank
problems ($500,000).
Third Priority: Construction of Highway 3 Belfair Bypass ($2.5 million).
Fourth Priority: Restoration of the Skokomish river ($1 million).
Fifth Priority: Paving for forest products industry infrastructure for
stormwater control and value added manufacturing ($389,000).
Sixth Priority: Renovation of Building 1 at the Port of Shelton ($1.6 million).
Seventh Priority: Correct City of Shelton I & I sewer problems ($5 million)
Eighth Priority: Renovation of Baja Building at the Port of Shelton
($360,000).
Ninth Priority: Design and construct Belfair Water system 400,000 gallon
storage tank ($130,000).
Tenth Priority: Rustlewood Sewer Improvements ($304,000).
Eleventh PriodW. Construct Belfair Transit Center ($250,000).
Twelfth Priority: Complete Port of Shelton Comprehensive Plan ($81,000).
Thirteenth Prigft Expand City of Shelton Emergency Services ($500,000).
Fourteenth Priority: Fire District#5 Central admin., repair and training facility
($1,460,000).
NOW, THEREFORE BE IT HEREBY RESOLVED, that the Board of Mason County
Commissioners accepts the OEDP Committee's recommendations and amend the OEDP
for Mason County to include these priorities and request that the amended document be
forwarded to the Region 10 office of the Economic Development Administration, U.S.
department of Commerce, the Governor's Interagency Timber Taskforce and the Office
of Forestry and Economic Development in Portland, Oregon.
PASSED by the Board of Mason County Commissioners this 30th day of
December, 1996.
BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
MASON COUNTY, WASHINGTON
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Mary JOb a Chairpoon
M.L. Faughender, ommissioner
ATTEST:
Rebecca S. Rogers, Clerk ofAhe Board William O. Hunter Commissioner
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