HomeMy WebLinkAbout1994/06/27 - Board of Health MASON COUNTY BOARD OF HEALTH
June 27, 1994
REFERENCE: Appellants Belfair Sand and Gravel
NE 2493 Old Belfair Highway
Belfair, Washington 98528
Walt Goit, Facility Operator
Jeffrey Hartman, Property Owner
Represented by:
Gary Sexton, Attorney
1126 Highland Avenue
Bremerton, Washington 98310
ATTENDANCE: s
William O. Hunter, Chairperson Julie Ryan, Port Orchard
Marv. L. Faughender, Board Member Lyle Deno
Laura E. Porter, Board Member Martin,Goit, Silverdale
Mike Clift, Deputy Prosecuting Attorney Elaine Manheimer, Belfair
Brad Banner, Health Services Director URBPA, Bremerton
Mike Tokos, Environmental Health Specialist Al Hoover, Belfair
Gary Sexton, Attorney representing Appellants Steve Tyner, Shelton
Walter Goit, Appellant Kenneth Bittner, Belfair
Rich Moore, Belfair Richard Medeiros, Belfair
Janestell Chrey, Bremerton Al Adams, Union
Deborah Dominguez
An appeal hearing of Mason County Department of Health Services (MCDHS) Woodwaste
Recycling Permit Denial and MCDHS Notice and Order dated May 10, 1994, on the basis that
the orders were not supported by fact or law was scheduled at 2:30 p.m. After a brief conference
between the Deputy Prosecuting Attorney, Michael Clift; Gary Sexton, Attorney for Appellants;
and Mike Tokos, Environmental Health Specialist, to discuss procedural issues, the following
information was presented.
Mr. Sexton stated that Jeffrey Hartman was unable to attend today's hearing, and that his
testimony was necessary during a hearing on this matter. He noted that he discussed this matter
with Mr. Tokos and he was not objectionable to a continuance.
', Mr. Sexton stated that he discussed with Mr. Clift the question of jurisdiction; whether or not it
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was appropriate for the Board of Health to hear this matter.
Mr. Clift stated that since the issue of jurisdiction in this case was just put before him, time to
research the matter was necessary. He stated he concurred with Mr. Sexton that a continuance
was necessary; however, it should be a short delay due to the fact that everyone recognizes that
a problem exists which needs to be dealt with as quickly as possible.
Chairperson Hunter advised the audience that testimony would not be taken today and that a
decision on the jurisdictional question would be decided as soon as possible. At that time, a
decision would be made whether or not this hearing would be rescheduled before the Board of
Health.
MASON COUNTY BOARD OF HEALTH
William O. Hunter, Chairperson
Laura E. Porter, Boar embe
Mary L. Faughende , Board Member
Respectfully submitted,
Lorraine Coots