HomeMy WebLinkAboutWEL2024-00032 - WEL Application, Design, Letter - 6/7/2024 415 N 6TH STREET.SHELTON,WA 98584
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Public Health & Human Services ELMA 360482-5269,EXT 4n6
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Ryan and Sheryl Drake
100 SE Cannery Point Dr
SHELTON, WA 98584
RE: WATER SYSTEM PERMIT: TWO-PARTY
WEL2024-00032
100 SE Cannery Point Rd
220293490061
The 2-party water system, Cannery Point H2O (2202034900601220293490061), has been reviewed
and is hereby APPROVED for 2 connections. Please continue to follow best management practices
with maintaining your water system including regular water analysis, landscaping, keeping wellhead
area free of contaminants, and stormwater management around the water source.
If you have any questions, please contact me at 360-427-9670 Ext.353 or email at
danderson@masoncountywa.gov
Sincerely,
David Anderson
Environmental Health Specialist
Mason County Environmental Health
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Submittals Checklist: (these additional items will be required for approval)
Satisfactory Bacteriological sample (this may be deferred if well is not yet drilled)
Well Log with pump test or 4-hour capacity test performed by driller(this may be deferred if well is not yet drilled)
Notice to Future Property Owners recording (record with Mason Co.Auditor, supply copy of recorded document)
La Septic Records (additional locating requirements may apply if there is a lack of septic records on file)
This form may be scanned and available for public view on the Mason County Web site. Rcviscd: 10 13 2021
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Review Step 1: Well Site Inspection:
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.[4 ❑ Evidence of existing sources of contamination within 100 foot radius of water source?
(drainfields, tanks, buildings; indicate distance on plot plan)
/ ❑ [a'J ❑ Are there roads within the 100 foot radius of the water source? If so, is road private, County or State.
What is distance to ROW?
❑�❑ Does the ground slope away from the water source site? (show slope on plot plan)
- ❑ Is the well cap satisfactory? fCf�4�°il/ �A��K14Jv'
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70 min 225' 10 3 212.1'
15 min 225.6' 10 q 210.3'
30 min 225.6' 10
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4 hr 225.6' 10 40
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Capacity Notes:
Spectra Labs - Kitsap, LLC (Poulsbo)
26276 Twelve Trees Ln NW Sle.C
SPECTRA Laboratories -Kitsap Poulsbo,WA 98370
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www.spectm-lab.com
Spectra Labs- Kitsap, LLC (Poulsbo)received samples for Davis Pumps on Monday,June 3,2024 at
10:04 am. Unless otherwise noted, all samples were received in good condition and were tested in
accordance with the laboratory's quality control procedures. A summary of the samples received are
outlined below.
Location Sampled
Sample Description 06/0212024 I9:30
240379-01 9UECannery Shelton Outside Hydrant
This report package contains laboratory sample results and any attachments listed below. If you have any
questions please call (360)779-5141 or email us at www.spectra-lab.com.
Attachments
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This report is issued solely for the use of the person or company to whom it is addressed. Any use,copying or disclosure other
than by the intended recipient is unauthorized.If you have received this repo"in error,please notify the sender immediately at
360-443-7845 and destroy this report promptly.
These results relate only to the items tested and the sample(s)as received by the laboratory. This report shall not be reproduced
except in full,without prior express written approval by Spectra laboratories.
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AFFIDAVIT
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WA R. E. EXCISE TAX
Return to: JUN 0 7 2007
Mr. Wayne H. Estvold EXEMPT
281 E. Ballycastle Way LISA FRAZIER
Shelton, WA 98584 Treas., Mason County
Grantor: (1) Wayne H. Estvold (2) Pamela A. Estvold
(3) Clarence L. Symes (4) LeAnne Symes
Grantee: Same
Abbreviated Legals: Trs 1 & 2 of SS 794 (Revised), ptn of NE %4 of NW % , 29-
20-2
Parcel Nos: 22029 34 90061 & 22020 34 90060
WATER AGREEMENT
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This agreement is made this day of 2007 between Wayne H.
Estvold and Pamela A. Estvold, husband and wife, hereinafter referred to as.
ESTVOLD, and Clarence L. Symes and LeAnne Symes, husband and wife,
hereinafter referred to as SYMES, for the purpose of establishing a two (2) party
community water agreement.
LAND AFFECTED
ESTVOLD is the owner of the following land:
Tract one (1) of Short Subdivision No. 794 (Revised), recorded December 5,
1983, Auditor's File No. 422672, and being a portion of the Northeast quarter (NE
%4) of the Northwest quarter (NW %4) of Section twentynine (29), Township twenty
(20) North, Range two (2) West, W.M., Mason County, Washington.
SYMES is the owner of the following land:
Tract two (2) of Short Subdivision No. 794 (Revised), recorded December 5,
1983, Auditor's File No. 422672, and being a portion of the Northeast quarter (NE
Y4) of the Northwest quarter (NW %) of Section twentynine (29), Township twenty
(20) North, Range two (2) West, W.M., Mason County, Washington.
PURPOSE
There is a two (2) party community water system located on SYMES'S Tract two
(2) for the benefit of Tracts one (1) and two (2) of Short Subdivision No. 794
(Revised) described above.
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ESTVOLD and SYMES desire to establish rights and obligations for the
operation, testing, repair, maintenance, replacement and/or upgrading, if
required, for the well and water system, establishment of a non-pollution
covenant, and the creation of easements for the right to repair, test, maintain,
replace and/or upgrading of same.
WATER SYSTEM DEFINED
The well is located approximately 8 feet North of the South line and
approximately 32 feet West of the East line of the SYMES property. The well is
approximately 370feet deep, and pumps 70 gallons per minute. There is no
pumphouse and no storage tanks; storage tanks can be installed at each owner's
expense at the site of their respective dwelling unit. There is a 1 '/4 inch waterline
running from the well site in a Northerly direction to the SYMES single family
residence, and a 1 % inch waterline running from said well site in a Southerly
direction to the ESTVOLD single family residence. Electrical power is supplied to
the well from the SYMES residence. The well, well pump, electrical power line,
controls, attached values and other attached appurtenances, and water lines
running to the respective residences, shall hereinafter, be collectively called the
WATER SYSTEM.
RIGHTS OBLIGATIONS AND RESPONSIBILITIES
NOW, THEREFORE, SYMES and ESTVOLD hereby establish and declare that
the following terms, conditions, promises, obligations and rights in the WATER
SYSTEM shall hereinafter become encumbrances against the above described
properties described on page one (1) of this agreement, and shall be binding
upon SYMES and ESTVOLD as follows:
1) OWNERSHIP
a) SYMES and ESTVOLD shall each have an undivided one-half (1/2)
ownership interest in the WATER SYSTEM. Each ownership interest
shall allow the owner the right to take enough water for one single-
family dwelling for normal domestic use, which shall include water for
landscaping, a small garden and other customary domestic uses
such as vehicle washing;
b) No additional hookups to the WATER SYSTEM shall be permitted
without the unanimous consent of the then current owners of these
two (2) tracts of land, which consent shall be evidenced by an
amendment to this Agreement, executed by the owners of record with
the Mason County Auditor's Office, and with the written approval of
the Mason County Health Department;
c) The WATER SYSTEM components to be shared in common on an
equal basis shall be the well, well pump, and electrical lines, controls,
and other values and appurtenances connected thereto. The
individual water lines running to each of the homes shall be the
separate obligation of the owner who is using the waterline. Since
part of the ESTVOLD waterline is running across the SYMES land,
SYMES agrees take additional precautions by marking in some
manner the location of the water line to reduce the risks of a line
breakage and water service disruption.
2) EASEMENTS
SYMES and ESTVOLD hereby declare and establish perpetual non-exclusive
easements for the operation, maintenance, repair, testing, upgrading and/or
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replacement of any component part of the WATER SYSTEM, over, under and
across strips of land more particularly described as follows:
a) The land area where the well is now located on the SYMES land, and an
additional strip of land being 20 feet in width, as measured outward in all
directions from the center of the well;
b) A strip of land ten (10) feet in with, being five (5) feet on either side of the
centerline of the electrical power line as it is now located and in use on
the SYMES land, running from the power meter on the SYMES residence
in a Southerly direction to the well site;
c) Two (2) strips of land ten (10) feet in width, one being five (5) feet on
either side of the existing centerline of the waterline that goes from the
well site in a Southerly direction across the SYMES land to the North line
of the ESTVOLD land, and the other being five (5) feet on either side of
the existing centerline of the waterline that continues in a Northerly
direction from the well site to the SYMES residence; and
d) A strip of land ten (10) feet in width over the Southerly portion of the
SYMES land for ingress and egress to access the well site, waterlines
and powerline. This access point was used for the installation of the well
as well as a staging area for the installation of the waterlines.
e) THIRTY (30) FOOT NON-POLLUTION RADIUS FOR THE WELL SITE.
SYMES and ESTVOLD hereby agree and covenant that SYMES and
ESTVOLD, their heirs, representatives, successors and or assigns will not
construct, maintain, or suffer to be constructed or maintained within thirty
(30) feet of the well site, so long as the same is operated to furnish water
for public consumption, any potential sources of contamination, such as
septic tanks, drainfields, sewerlines, underground storage tanks, roads,
railroad tracts, barns, structures without plumbing, feed stations, grazing
animals, enclosures for maintaining fowl or animal manure, liquid or d:y
chemical storage, herbicides, insecticides, hazardous waste, garbage of
any kind or description. SYMES and ESTVOLD agree that a garage with
concrete flooring shall be allowed. (WAC. 246-249-100).
3) MANAGEMENT
a) SYMES and ESTVOLD shall be co-managers of the WATER SYSTEM.
Management shall include but not be limited to levying and collecting
water assessments, contracting out and hiring independent contractors to
test, maintain, repair, upgrade and or replace any part or all of the WATER
SYSTEM, and performing any other business decisions and judgments
that the co-managers determine to be in the best interest of the land
covered by this agreement. The co-managers shall be required to use
due diligence to assure an adequate supply of potable water is available
from the WATER SYSTEM at all times;
b) LIABILITY: The co-managers shall not be liable to each other and the
occupants of their respective residences for any damage, loss, or
prejudice suffered or claimed on account of any action of or failure to act
by the co-managers, provided only that the co-managers have, in
accordance with the actual knowledge possessed by them, acted in good
faith; and
c) In the event of an emergency situation, which occurs when one of the co-
managers is absent, the other co-manager shall have the right to take
those actions necessary to correct the situation. An emergency
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situation shall be defined as failure of any shared portion of the
WATER SYSTEM to deliver potable water upon demand.
4) WATER ASSESSMENTS
a) All costs for the operation, testing, maintenance, repair, replacement
and/or upgrading of the shared components of the WATER SYSTEM
shall be shared on a 50%/50% basis between ESTVOLD and SYMES;
b) Initially, there shall be no monthly or annual water assessments;
c) The SYMES residence is where the power meter for the WATER
SYSTEM is located. As a result, ESTVOLD shall pay to SYMES
$10.00 per month towards the power bill upon completion of the
ESTVOLD residence;
d) It is understood that these are initial assessments and that future costs
may increase, requiring an increase in the monthly assessment. The
Co-managers shall have the right to increase the assessment after a
review discloses that increasing costs require an increase in the
assessments.
5) QUALITY AND QUANTITY
ESTVOLD and SYMES do not personally guarantee the quality or the
quantity of the water generated from the WATER SYSTEM.
6) PROCEDURES FOR MAINTENANCE REPAIR AND/OR
REPLACEMENT OF WATER SYSTEM COMPONENTS
a) When the WATER SYSTEM is in need of maintenance and repair
where the WATER SYSTEM must be shut down, adequate advanced
notice shall be given to ESTVOLD and SYMES so that each owner is
not inconvenienced and not in need of water;
b) In the event of an emergency, if one of the co-managers is not
available and cannot be reached for discussion, other co-manager may
direct those repairs necessary to solve the emergency, without the
consent of the other co-owner. All such repairs to the WATER
SYSTEM made that were necessary to solve the emergency shall be
borne as provided in Section 4a. All receipts shall be made available
for review upon request by the other co-manager.
7) LIENS AND FORECLOSURES
ESTVOLD and SYMES shall not have the right to file a lien with the
Mason County Auditor's Office on the other property owner's land defined
herein for the non-payment of any assessments or the costs of any repairs
or maintenance to the WATER SYSTEM.
8) ARBITRATION
In the event a dispute arises between the landowners in the interpretation or
enforcement of the provisions of this agreement, then any owner may submit
that dispute to arbitration by the American Arbitration Association or other
similar arbitration association. The decision of the arbitrator shall be final
and binding on the owners and shall be enforceable in a court of law or in
equity including injunctive relief.
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The arbitrator may award monetary damages and/or may determine that a
specific course of action be taken to remedy a dispute. The arbitrator shall
have the power to interpret this agreement in a reasonable manner and to
enter decisions that the arbitrator believes are fair and equitable, bearing in
mind that the primary purpose of this agreement is to assure an adequate
supply of potable water for the land described herein.
The costs of arbitration and reasonable fees incurred in the arbitration shall
be shared equally between the property owner(s) who are disputing the
assessments.
Before submitting a dispute to arbitration, a landowner must notify the
other landowner in writing of the dispute and the proposed solution. Such
notice shall be by certified mail, return receipt requested, and shall be sent
at least thirty (30) days prior to any request for arbitration.
9) ENFORCEMENT
ESTVOLD and SYMES, their successors and/or assigns shall have the
right and authority to enforce the provisions hereof, and in addition to any
other remedy for damages or otherwise, shall have the right to injunctive
relief. The prevailing party in any action to enforce any provisions hereof
shall recover reasonable attorney's fees and reasonable costs of a search
of the public records and advances for costs associated with said action.
Failure by any of the co-managers to enforce any covenant or restriction
herein contained shall in no event be deemed a waiver of the right to do
so thereafter.
10) AMENDMENT
No amendment of this agreement shall be permitted except by a written
agreement executed by all of the owners of the land described on page
one of this agreement, and recorded with the Mason County Auditor's
Office. No amendments will be permitted during the term of a federally
insured or guaranteed mortgage on any property served, except to assure
an equitable readjustment of shared costs in the event of significant
changes in well pump energy rates, or to expand the area served by the
WATER SYSTEM to include additional land.
11) PROVISIONS RUN WITH THE LAND
All provisions as stated above shall remain in full force and effect as
covenants, restrictions, easements, liens and encumbrances running with
land and shall be binding upon any parts thereof and upon the owners,
their heirs, assigns, personal representatives and successors in interest.
Accepting an interest in and to any tract of land described herein shall
constitute an agreement to be bound by and subject to the provisions of
J� the agreement.
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WAY . ESTVOLD PAMELA A. ESTVOLD
CLARENCE L. SYMES LEANNESYMES
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The arbitrator may award monetary damages and/or may determine that a
specific course of action be taken to remedy a dispute. The arbitrator shall
have the power to interpret this agreement in a reasonable manner and to
enter decisions that the arbitrator believes are fair and equitable, bearing in
mind that the primary purpose of this agreement is to assure an adequate
supply of potable water for the land described herein.
The costs of arbitration and reasonable fees incurred in the arbitration shall
be shared equally between the property owner(s) who are disputing the
assessments.
Before submitting a dispute to arbitration, a landowner must notify the
other landowner in writing of the dispute and the proposed solution. Such
notice shall be by certified mail, return receipt requested, and shall be sent
at least thirty (30) days prior to any request for arbitration.
g) ENFORCEMENT
ESTVOLD and SYMES, their successors and/or assigns shall have the
right and authority to enforce the provisions hereof, and in addition to any
other remedy for damages or otherwise, shall have the right to injunctive
relief. The prevailing party in any action to enforce any provisions hereof
shall recover reasonable attorney's fees and reasonable costs of a search
of the public records and advances for costs associated with said action.
Failure by any of the co-managers to enforce any covenant or restriction
herein contained shall in no event be deemed a waiver of the right to do
so thereafter.
10) AMENDMENT
No amendment of this agreement shall be permitted except by a written
agreement executed by all of the owners of the land described on page
one of this agreement, and recorded with the Mason County Auditor's
Office. No amendments will be permitted during the term of a federally
insured or guaranteed mortgage on any property served, except to assure
an equitable readjustment of shared costs in the event of significant
changes in well pump energy rates, or to expand the area served by the
WATER SYSTEM to include additional land.
11) PROVISIONS RUN WITH THE LAND
All provisions as stated above shall remain in full force and effect as
covenants, restrictions, easements, liens and encumbrances running with
land and shall be binding upon any parts thereof and upon the owners,
their heirs, assigns, personal representatives and successors in interest.
Accepting an interest in and to any tract of land described herein shall
constitute an agreement to be bound by and subject to the provisions of
the agreement.
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WAY4E- ESTV0LD PAI ELAA. ESIVOLD -
CLA y��LSYMSK �r� LEANNE SYMES
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STATE OF WASHINGTON )
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On this day personally appeared before me Wayne H. Estvold and Pamela A.
Estvold to me known to be the individuals described in and who executed the
within and foregoing instrument, and acknowledged that they signed the same as
their free and voluntary act and deed, for the uses and purposes therein
mentioned. I
GIVEN under my hand and official seal this J day of=h 2007.
Name \THERESA HARKINS a//�
NOTARY PUBLIC in and for 4 ( L taoa,?ar
of Washington, residing at _ t —m
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On this day personally appeared before me Clarence L. Symes and LeAnne
Symes to me known to be the individuals described in and who executed the
within and foregoing instrument, and acknowledged that they signed the same as
their free and voluntary act and deed, for the uses and purposes therein
mentioned.
GIVEN under my hand and official seal this _ day of March 2007.
Name:
NOTARY PUBLIC in and for the State
of Washington, residing at--
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On this day personally appeared before me Wayne H. Estvold and Pamela A.
Estvold to me known to be the individuals described in and who executed the
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NOTICE TO FUTURE PROPERTY OWNERS
This property is served by a public water system, which is subject to the provisions
of Chapter 246-291 WAC. This system may also be subject to other state and local
regulations. The system owner(s) is responsible for maintaining this system in
compliance.
The system is located on land described as the SYMES property described on
page 1 of this agreement.
The name of this system is: Cannery Point Water Works.
The State Department of Health and local health departments share administration
of the drinking water regulations. Therefore, when the term "department' is used, it
refers to whichever agency regulates this particular system. You can contact the
local health department to find out which agency is applicable.
This water system is designed to provide for two (2) services. Additional planning
and design approvals must be obtained from the department prior to expanding
beyond this number of services. Please note that the design flow standards
account for domestic use and watering of a typical lawn and garden space only.
The design assumes that all residences will be equipped with ultra low flow
plumbing fxtures and that all users will keep conservation in mind whenever they
use this system. Additionally, if system wide water use exceeds 5000 gallons per
day or if the total property being irrigated by the system exceeds 1/2 acre, a water
right permit must be obtained from the Department of Ecology.
Public water systems are subject to on-going requirements. These include periodic
water quality monitoring, system maintenance and various record keeping. Prior to
purchasing this property, it is recommended that you contact the department to
determine whether this system is in compliance with applicable regulations. Fees
may be charged by the department for providing various services.
The department maintains current information on this system to expedite retrieval of
information for your use or for lending institutions that require information on the
system as part of their loan approval process. Each time information changes such
as a change in the number of homes connected to the system, a change in
owner/operator name, address or phone number, etc., the owner of your system
must submit an updated Water Facilities Report Form to the department.
This system has not been granted one or more waivers from specific provisions of
the regulations.
At the time this system is fully developed, the ESTIMATED average annual cost
per home to properly operate and maintain the system in compliance with state and ,
local drinking water regulations is $120.00
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