HomeMy WebLinkAboutRepair or Replace Rip Rap Bulkhead - SHX Permit / Conditions - 12/8/1975 EXEMPTION FRO-M SI?OREL I NE
MANAGEMENT ACT SUBSTANTIAL
DEVELOPMENT PERMIT REQUIREMENT
TO: Wesley M. Johnson Alderbrook Inn, Union, Wa. 98592
(nave and address of the applicant)
The proposal by Wesley M Johnson to undertake
(name of applicant
the fo I low i nq development Construct low protection wall in front of
existing rip rap bulk-(be spec i f i c)head for erosion control - emergency.
upon the folowing property Tracts 8 thru 11, except Tr. 8-A, Sunny
( legal description; i .e., section to the
Beach Tracts, Section 33, Township 22 N. , Range 3 W.W.M.
nearest quarter section)
Mason County, Washington
within Nona Canal and/or its associated
(name of water area)
wetlands is exempt from the requirement of a substantial development
permit because the developrrent is emergency repair or replacement
of rip rap bulkhead protecting large fir tree, barbecue pit,
lawn, patio and Alderbrook Inn building.
WAC 173-14-040 (4)
(identify exemptions as outlined in WAC 173-14•-040)
(Corps Public Notice Number if available)
The proposed development is consistent or inconsistent with:
CHECK ONE
CONSISTENT INCONSISTENT
X Policies of the Shoreline Management
Act.
The guidelines of the Cepartment of
Ecology where no master program has
been finally approved or adopted by
the department.
The master program.
December 8, 1975
(date) (� nature of Authorized Local Govern-
ment Official )
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Aloerbrook Development
Seattle Direct Line Inc. 898-2155
GOLF AND YACHT CLUB Tc11 Free • ' , MA 2-2404
Hood Cana{ Real Estate 6,
. On Beautiful Hood Canal Union Line 898-2200
898-2500 Ins. Agency 898-2145
Union, Washington
98592 Golf Pro Shop 898-2560
Maintenance • 898-2522
December 2, 1975
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Department Of The Army
Seattle District, Corps of Engineers
1519 Alaskan Way So.
Seattle, Washington 98134 �) -•i -
Gentlemen:
In 1913 rip rap was placed along the shoreline in front of Alderbrook
Inn to protect a large fir tree, barbecue pit, lawn, patio, and Iran building.
Through the years, rip rap, soil, grass and foundations of the Inn, have
erroded and undermined these facilities to the extent that permanent damage
and loss has and will continue to result unless a low protection wall approx-
imately 3 1/2 feet high is constructed for protection against the winter high
tides and waves. Emergency action is necessary.
The work will consist of a low concrete wall approximately 3 feet high
at the west end and approximately 4 feet high at the east end, approximately
515 feet long, and located approximately 4 feet outside the existing facilities
which is approximately at the 11 foot tide elevation.
The protection wall will resemble in appearance and function the protection
walls on the adjoining Alderbrook property and the neighboring properties.
I understand that the maintenance of existing facilities such as these
does not require a permit. May I please have confirmation of that fact.
i hope to hear from you at your earliest convenience because protection
should be commenced as soon as possible.
Cordially,
Wesley M. Johnso
WMJ:fj
CC: Mason County Commissioners
Mason County Planning Director '
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