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RLC2001-00087 - RLC Inspections - 9/18/2001 (2)
PS0 .STArFO� MASON COUNTY o N Planning Department >_ S NU P O Box 279, Shelton, WA 98584 v Y (360)427-9670 �� of as :Gad aA"eft 1864 Resource Lands & Critical Area Si a iQn September 18, 2001 JOAN ELSEN 301 SE OLD ARCADIA RD SHELTON WA 98584 ° tMt4l'), Case No.: RLC2001-00087 Parcel No.: 321307590111/I I Z) Project Description identify whether environmental regulations affect proposed building sites for a single family residence, barn and driveway. Dear Applicant: As part of this department's review of your permit application, a Resource Lands and Critical Areas (RLC) site inspection was performed on your property. Below you will find comments made regarding the proposed development and its critical values. This information is based on County and State regulations as they exist to date. These regulations may change and may affect the requirements for development of the subject property. Please contact me at (360) 427-9670, ext. 36- if you have questions. Sincerely, Grace Miller Land Use Planner Mason County Planning Department 9/18/01 1 of 2 RLC2001-00087 Resource Lands & Critical Area Site Evaluation 9/18/01 Case No.: RLC2001-00087 Comments The property was inspected by Planner, Grace Miller, with applicant Mr. Elsen, on Sept. 17, 2001. The property is now vacant with an old access road off Capital Peak Drive. That road may be improved in it's current location and extended through the property. The applicants plan to purchase the four lots, A, B, C and D of SP 798. The residence will most likely be constructed on Lot B or C and the barn could be on lots A or B. The wetlands appear to be located on the west side of lot D and part of lot B at the end of the easment and on neighboring lot to north. The wetlands that are on the site, although dry at this time, are biological wetlands: palustrine, forested with needle leaved evergreens, saturated, semipermanent seasonals. Some of their valued functions are to retain floodwater during winter flooding, water quality maintenance and as wildlife habitat. Although the wetlands have not been officially categorized, because of their size, the wetlands on this site are not regulated by the Mason County Resource Ordinance Wetlands Chapter which staff gave to you during the inspection. See #B,2 for non-regulated wetlands. Therefore, you are not required to meet the setbacks specified in that chapter for the construction of your residence and barn. Staff understands that you will most likely leave the wetlands in their natural state to continue their natural functions. There appears to be plenty of room for the construction and development of the site with avoidance of the wetlands being possible. Enclosed is a vicinity map of the proposed McEwan Prairie Mine. The Planner working on that application is Rick Mraz at 427-9670, ext 577. If I can be of any further assistance, please let me know. Thank you. 9/18/01 2 of 2 RLC2001-00087 MASON COUNTY U13 RESOURCE LANDS & CRITICAL AREAS CHECKLIST PCtiSE PAINT 1 Oa /(�l�' C)N St $70.00 Fee Required Applicant: - 5-s Parcel No.32-l 30 75`'?O_ Applicant Address: 3D( SG ©W yr I l l 21 MI t I City: Sty Zip 19_5R L4 Legal DescriQQtion: TR 11,4 6J-.5 u vw -Y,�/7y 1-o4'S Phone: (3w ) `{Z(o—Q (5 3 TT off' g P# �9gr A brr�-i o-►.t� � Owner Name (if different from applicant: G V df- at 56� !q off• 5ec.3o T W J') Z) vW, w M Purpose of Pre-Inspection: leknka v• T 5 4��0.�' . 4-t Use of Building: 5inj It !ra_ i H V10 me_ Jr 60LIr In Do any of the following exist on or within 200 feet of the property: saltwater lake river/stream pond wetland seasonal runoff r slope X Directions to Site: E�reck,40 k_ }-o �'�' c�n�'�en5�-- -�� Ca.Oc4-d� P,02� C ' ka crn r Ir-�— , lease illust ate in the box below the proposed building site in relation to property lines, significant natural features, slope grade and direction and topography (or include on separate sheet): �IeaF� Ca\\ k J J 'Kk. lCuo,.D -0" yelc'll be- o i &4e,rur/l North Arrow �' �z'l HUU� �'►� t C This checklist is designed to assist an applicant for a Building Permit, On-Site Sewage System Site Evaluation and Disposal Permit, Access Permit, Land Modification Permit, Boundary Line Adjustments, Land Segregations, Hazardous Waste Permit, or Shoreline Permit in determining whether their property is affect by regulations under the Mason County Interim Ordinance (77-93). This checklist is an important opportunity for identifying early in the permit process whether there will be any environmental regulations affecting the proposed development. If the information is incomplete, then Mason Cbunty must disclaim any errors resulting from deficiencies in the original application. Pre-inspection reports remain valid only until development changes occur in the vicinity which affects the lot evaluated in this inspection. Applicant Signature: �' Cam"" Date: 2 L TQ V `� turn application to: Department of Community Development,Planning Division - \\\�w!!! 411 N /PO Box 279 AUG 3 0 2001 Shelton, 98584 (360) 42727-9870 Please make checks or money orders payable to Mason County Treasurer When completed, this form becomes part of the permit application. PERMIT ASSISTANCE CENTER i Please illustrate below the proposed building site in relation to critical area & property lines: �I !j i I Departmental Review (For Office Use Only) Planning Department Findings: � c ' � 60 Pov t ease meats dcscribed under ,•' ° 'Auditor's No. 366832# xecordi. c bMason Cou �rlty N _�- (� 6U'` .L1 o f n ty, S113.-t plat K _....... .... s M Q I '7 51 '=s ' .20 #`-"6 0 rtCPL :~ • s gee 0 i. tir I f el�A r: chert 4Doi,�� .!p. a lox 52# �s � q�� , • I Steel ion; alit I ' wlmms k"fl!s _ vr�frfcatYaxtrlftwr�rsrtt i I t� JEFF GEIBEL WINDERMERE / HIMLIE P.O. BOX 729 Fa Ji •P 1 PpytZ�N 1P'i jk/ i Jai, [ a CaIf rwl� \I I �\ I I ( PS J 1 �10 J 5 Y`. 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U OLyMPIA 5 M' 1378 It ` wASHINGTON.D.C--1e70 PS S y , ��ju 5{y-into S- M-,� y,Gvt uL� tiez L Lt e.� 2 /�f S arc SPECIAL NOTE NOTES TO THE USER atufti This document was prepared primarily by stereoscopic SYMBOLOGY EXAMPLE • Wetlands which have been field examined are indicated on the map by an asterisk 1.1. analysis of high altitude aerial photographs.Wetlands were • - Dominance type(either vegetative or sedentary animal) 4 identified on thephotographsgbased on etation.visible vegetation. EEi hydrology,and geography in accordance with Cleasffiu- SYSTEM can be added to the map by the interested user. tlon of Wetlands and Dasp-Water Habitats of the United UBSYSTEM • Additions or corrections to the wetlands information . . States(An Operational Draft',Cowardin,at at,1977.The �� ,CLASS displayed on this map are solicited.Please forward such aerial photographs typically reflect conditions during the information to the address indicated. specific year and season when they were taken.In addi- a Some areas designated R458.R458W,or RISBJ E2EM5N tion,there is a margin of error inherent in the use of the SUBCLASS.WATER REGIME (intermittent streams)may not meet the definition of aerial photographs. Thus,a detailed on the ground and wetlan , historical analysis of a single site may result in a revision of U NO(NON-WETLANDS) A RIAL PHOTOGRAPHY the wetland boundaries established through photographic interpretation.In addition,some small wetlands and those 0 DATE: 7 8 obscured by dense forest cover may not be included on this or PKf 1--FARMED WETLANDS 5j8 000 document. \ SCALE: Federal,State and local regulatory agencies with jurisdic- CONTROLLED WATER REGIME C I R tion over wetlands may define and describe wetlands in a TYPE: different manner than that used in this inventory.There is no attempt,in either the design or products of this inven- SATE: tory,to define the limits of proprietary jurisdiction of any- Federal, State Or local government or to establish the SCALE:_ geographical scope of the regulatory programs of govern- ment agencies.Persons intending to engage in activities in TYPE:�— volving modifications within or adjacent to wetland areas should seek the advice of appropriate Federal,State or local DATE: If agencies concerning specified agency regulatory programs and proprietary jurisdictions that may affect such activities. 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