HomeMy WebLinkAboutGRD2011-00004 Soil Waste Disposal - GRD Engineering / Geo-Tech Reports - 5/2/2022 TAHJA ENGINEERING, Inc.
PO Box 235,Hoodsport, WA 98548
(360) 877-9512
Mason County DCD
Planning Department V WA
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615 W Alder Street
Shelton, WA 98584
Hama Hama Company
Contact: Tom James 3t7784 w�
35846 Highway 101
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Lilliwaup, WA 98555 I�NAL
(360) 877-5811 cell; (307) 231-3795
Re: Hama Hama Company Soil Waste Site
Eldon, WA
Prcl.No.; 32427-00-04000
Grading Permit GRD2011-00004
Letter to File:
The Hama Hama Company soil waste disposal site is still in operation,receiving waste
soils from offsite sources. Tom James is the operations manager for the soil waste site and
his contact information is contained in the letterhead. The main contributor to the waste
soils being delivered to the site has been the delivery of WSDOT highway ditch cleaning
spoils and isolated landslide soils.
Semi-annual compliance reporting is required by the grading permit identified above. This
report covers the site's operation generally from September of 2021 to the present through
the month of April of this year. During the past several months,there has been modest
activity at the waste site. Mr. James has estimated the volume of waste soils received at the
waste site is approximately 200 cubic yards. I've visited the site in April of this year and
can confirm Mr. James claim.
The site remains in good condition and is in compliance with the requirements set forth in
the grading and stormwater plans developed for the site by Mr. Marley Young, PE,the
original engineer retained by the Hama Hama Company to acquire the permits needed to
operate the waste site. The access route and the site itself are maintained in functional
conditions. All stormwater control facilities are operating as intended and designed.
No restoration activities have been done to date because work is still in progress. The intent
of this letter is to keep the file on this project on an active status with the Planning and
Building Departments. Please feel free to contact me if there are any concerns or questions
regarding this report,or the ongoing operation of the Hama Hama Company soil waste site.
Sincerely,
Alan A. Tahja, PE
Cc: Tom James
File:C.WrojectslHamma Hamma Waste Site Rpt 14 1 of 1 5/2/2022
TAHJA ENGINEERING, Inc. RECEIVED
PO Box 235, Hoodsport, WA 98548
(360) 877-9512 OCT 0 8 2021
Mason County DCD 615 W. Alder Street
Planning Department 1 A T
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615 W Alder Street
Shelton, WA 98584 °
Hama Hama Company
Contact: Tom James a078k 9
35846 Highway 101 �'�+Ss�i3TERG1 '
Lilliwaup, WA 98555 tolvaL E
(360) 877-5811 cell; (307)231-3795
Re: Hama Hama Company Soil Waste Site
Eldon, WA
Prcl.No.; 32427-00-04000
Grading Permit GRD2011-00004
Letter to File:
The Hama Hama Company soil waste disposal site is still in operation,receiving waste
soils from offsite sources. Tom James is the operations manager for the soil waste site and
his contact information is contained in the letterhead. The main contributor to the waste
soils being delivered to the site has been the delivery of WSDOT highway ditch cleaning
spoils and isolated landslide soils.
Semi-annual compliance reporting is required by the grading permit identified above. This
report covers the site's operation generally from April of this year to the present through
the month of September of this year. During the past several months,there has been modest
activity at the waste site. Mr. James has estimated the volume of waste soils received at the
waste site is approximately 250 cubic yards. I've visited the site in September of this year
and can confirm Mr. James claim.
The site remains in good condition and is in compliance with the requirements set forth in
the grading and stormwater plans developed for the site by Mr. Marley Young, PE,the
original engineer retained by the Hama Hama Company to acquire the permits needed to
operate the waste site. The access route and the site itself are maintained in functional
conditions. All stormwater control facilities are operating as intended and designed.
No restoration activities have been done to date because work is still in progress. The intent
of this letter is to keep the file on this project on an active status with the Planning and
Building Departments. Please feel free to contact me if there are any concerns or questions
regarding this report, or the ongoing operation of the Hama Hama Company soil waste site.
Sincerely, ��
A an A. Tahja, P
Cc: Tom James
File:C:IProjectslHamma Hamma Waste Site Rpt 13 1 of 1 9/30/2021
• TAHJA ENGINEERING, Inc.
PO Box 235, Hoodsport, WA 98548
(360) 877-9512
Mason County DCD
Planning Department WA 7'
615 W Alder Street •sue�� `
Shelton, WA 98584
Hama Hama Company
Contact: Tom James
35846 Highway 101 o��`SSIONAL E�G1
Lilliwaup, WA 98555
(360) 877-5811 cell; (307)231-3795
Re: Hama Hama Company Soil Waste Site
Eldon, WA
Prcl. No.; 32427-00-04000
Grading Permit GRD2011-00004
Letter to File:
The Hama Hama Company soil waste disposal site is still in operation, receiving waste
soils from offsite sources. Tom James is the operations manager for the soil waste site and
his contact information is contained in the letterhead. The main contributor to the waste
soils being delivered to the site has been the delivery of WSDOT highway ditch cleaning
spoils and isolated landslide soils.
Semi-annual compliance reporting is required by the grading permit identified above. This
report covers the site's operation generally from April of 2022 to the present through the
month of September of this year. During the past several months, there has been modest
activity at the waste site. Mr.James has estimated the volume of waste soils received at the
waste site is approximately 100 cubic yards. I've visited the site in September of this year
and can confirm Mr. James claim.
The site remains in good condition and is in compliance with the requirements set forth in
the grading and stormwater plans developed for the site by Mr. Marley Young, PE,the
original engineer retained by the Hama Hama Company to acquire the permits needed to
operate the waste site. The access route and the site itself are maintained in functional
conditions. All stormwater control facilities are operating as intended and designed.
No restoration activities have been done to date because work is still in progress. The intent
of this letter is to keep the file on this project on an active status with the Planning and
Building Departments. Please feel free to contact me if there are any concerns or questions
regarding this report,or the ongoing operation of the Hama Hama Company soil waste site.
Sincerely, 7/
Alan A. Tahja, PE
Cc: Tom James
File:C:IProjectslHamma Hamma Waste Site Rpt 15 1 of 1 10/7/2022