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T I D E M A R K Case#: SPI2002-00021
COMPUTER SYSTEMS, INC.
Assigned Done
Activity Description Date I Date 2 Date 3 Hold Disp To By Updated Updated By
SPIA010 Application Received 3/4/2002 3/4/2002 None DONE PBC 3/19/2002 BLR
SPIA100 Site Inspection 3/4/2002 3/15/2002 None DONE PBC 3/19/2002 BLR
PLEASE NOTE: current regulations affecting land use and water setbacks in Mason County are being revised. Applicability of regulations is determined at the time of receipt of a COMPLETE building
permit appli cab on.
Planning staff met Michael Hardin at site 3/4/02. Staff is still a little confused about which lots will be combined,the following is our understanding,please clarify if your proposal differs:
Lot 136-remain as one lot.Site has existing manufactured home. Existing workshop on same property,which was converted to accessory living quarters without permit,to be converted back to workshop
by removal of bathroom facilities.
Vacant Lots 137 and 138 proposed to be combined.
Vacant Lot 139 and 140 proposed to be combined.
Vacant Lot 141 to remain a single lot.
Under present regulations as of 3/15/02,It appears you will need a mep variance to Type I stream setbacks,plus a Habitat Management Plan evaluating the site,describing the impact of proposed
development, recommending appropriate mitigation. The plan must meet the criteria of the Fish and Wildlife Habit Conservation Areas chapter(see enclosed highlighted area.
Given the lot depths based on site observation,it is likely a shoreline variance to Conservancy setback will be required on several lots. It is difficult to give specific information without a proposed site plan
to work off.
Steep slope and steep riverbank will make it necessary to require geotechnical reports by a licensed engineer for all sites. The report must meet the provisions of the Landslide Hazard Area provisions for
geotechn ical reports for review to occur.
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T I D E M A R K Case#: SPI2002-00021
COMPUTER SYSTEMS. INC.
Assigned Done
Activity Description Date 1 Date 2 Date 3 Hold Disp To By Updated Updated By
SPIA600 SPI Letter-Field Review 3/4/2002 3/15/2002 None DONE PBC 3/19/2002 BLR
PLEASE NOTE: current regulations affecting land use and water setbacks in Mason County are being revised. Applicability of regulations is determined at the time of receipt of a COMPLETE building
permit appli cati on.
Planning staff met Michael Hardin at site 3/4/02. Staff is still a little confused about which lots will be combined,the following is our understanding,please clarify if your proposal differs:
Lot 136-remain as one lot.Site has existing manufactured home. Existing workshop on same property,which was converted to accessory living quarters without permit,to be converted back to workshop
by removal of bathroom facilities.
Vacant Lots 137 and 138 proposed to be combined.
Vacant Lot 139 and 140 proposed to be combined.
Vacant Lot 141 to remain a single lot.
Under present regulations as of 3/15/02,It appears you will need a Mason Environmental Permit Variance to Type I stream setbacks,plus a Habitat Management Plan evaluating the site,describing the
proposed development and its impact,and recommending appropriate mitigation. The plan must meet the criteria of the Fish and Wildlife Habit Conservation Areas chapter(see enclosed highlighted area.
Application materials are enclosed,as well as a fee schedule.The process involves public notice,a public comment period,a public meeting before the Planning Commission,and a public hearing before the
Board of County Commissioners.
Given the lot depths based on site observation,it is likely a shoreline variance to Conservancy 50ft setback will be required on several lots. It is difficult to give specific infonnation without a proposed site
plan to work from.
Steep slope and steep river bank wi Il make it necessary to require geotechnical reports by a licensed engineer for all sites. The report must meet the provisions of the Landslide Hazard Area provisions for
geotechnical reports for review to occur.
This letter addresses only planning issues relative to the Shoreline Master Program and Resource Ordinance. Please contact other departments directly about Health Department issues and Building
Department issues.
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T I D E M A R K Case#: SPI2002-00021
COMPUTER SYSTEMS, INC.
Assigned Done
Activity Description Date 1 Date 2 Date 3 Hold Disp To By Updated Updated By
SPIA600 SPI Letter-Field Review 3/4/2002 3/15/2002 None DONE PBC 3/19/2002 BLR
PLEASE NOTE: current regulations affecting land use and water setbacks in Mason County are being revised. Applicability of regulations is determined at the time of receipt of a COMPLETE building
permit appli cati on.
Planning staff met Michael Hardin at site 3/4/02. Staff is still a little confused about which lots will be combined,the following is our understanding,please clarify if your proposal differs:
Lot 136-remain as one lot.Site has existing manufactured home. Existing workshop on same property,which was converted to accessory living quarters without permit,to be converted back to workshop
by removal of bathroom facilities.
Vacant Lots 137 and 138 proposed to be combined.
Vacant Lot 139 and 140 proposed to be combined.
Vacant Lot 141 to remain a single lot.
Under present regulations as of 3/15/02,It appears you will need a Mason Environmental Permit Variance to Type I stream setbacks,plus a Habitat Management Plan evaluating the site,describing the
proposed development and its impact,and recommending appropriate mitigation. The plan must meet the criteria of the Fish and Wildlife Habit Conservation Areas chapter(see enclosed highlighted area.
Application materials are enclosed,as well as a fee schedule.The process involves public notice,a public comment period,a public meeting before the Planning Commission,and a public hearing before the
Board of County Commissioners.
Given the lot depths based on site observation,it is likely a shoreline variance to Conservancy 50ft setback will be required on several lots. It is difficult to give specific information without a proposed site
plan to work from.
Steep slope and steep riverbank will make it necessary to require geotechnical reports by a licensed engineer for all sites. The report must meet the provisions of the Landslide Hazard Area provisions for
geotechnical reports for review to occur.
This letter addresses only planning issues relative to the Shoreline Master Program and Resource Ordinance. Please contact other departments directly about Health Department issues and Building
Department issues.
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