HomeMy WebLinkAboutNotification of Aquifer Recharge Area - PLN General - 6/3/1997 GARY YANDO,DIRECTOR
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ti� N Y BLDG. I • 411 N. 5TH ST. • P.O. BOX 578
1864 SHELTON,WA 98584 • (360) 427-9670
June 3, 1997
John & Maureen Glenn
E 590 Jensen Rd
Shelton, WA 98584
Re: Permit no. : BLD97-0485
Dear Mr. and Ms . Glenn:
Review of your permit application shows that your proposed
development lies within a highly critical aquifer recharge area as
defined and identified under Chapter 17.01. 080 of the Mason County
Interim Resource Ordinance.
In order to protect the public health and safety, prevent the
degradation of groundwater aquifers used for potable water, and to
provide for regulations that prevent and control risks to the
degradation of groundwater aquifers, Mason County has adopted
standards for development in those parts of the county which have
been identified as critical aquifer recharge areas.
Prior to permit approval it is a requirement that the legal owner
of the property execute a Title Notification of Aquifer Recharge
Area and record it with the Mason County Auditor's office. A blank
Title Notification form is enclosed for your use.
1 . Complete the enclosed form, having the signature notarized.
2 . Record the document (including site plan) with Mason County
Auditor's office; at the same time, obtain a copy of the
recorded document .
3 . Turn in the recorded COPY to the Planning Department for
retention in our files.
In the meantime your permit application will continue to be
reviewed by other departments . If you have any questions about
this process, please feel free to contact me at (360) 427-9670
extension 294 .
Sincerely,
Pam Bennett-Cumming
Land Use Planner
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SPECIAL NOTE • Wetlands v
4 MILES This document was prepared primarily by stereoscopic SYMBOLOGY EXAMPLE on the mat
7 analysis of high altitude aerial photographs.Wetlands were • Dominance
identified on the photographs based on vegetation,visible SYSTEM can be add
1`w7N: IfkvN 71Prh,FEET hydrology and geography in accordance with Clessifk:e- • Additions
170gR tlon of Wetlands and Deep-Wear Habhots of the UrtBed SUBSYSTEM displayed o
States IAn Operational Draft',Cowardin,et al,1977.The ,.CLASS information
I 4 5 Fen orcl n,p, aerial photographs typically reflect conditions during the t2E 5N • Some an
specific year and Beason when they were taken.In addi- lintermi❑
tion,there is a margin of error inherent in the use of the SUBCLASS.WATER REGIME wetlaprl
aerial photographs. Thus, a detailed on the ground and AA
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historical analysis of a single site may result in a revision of U LAND INON
the wetland boundaries established through photographic C
interpretation.In addition,some small wetlands and those IT
obscured by dense forest cover may not be included on this Pf or Pltf FARMED WETLANDS SC
and resources depicted _ document. ,
Ir information,contact. Federal.State and local regulatory agencies with jurisdic. CONTROLLED WATER REGIME T
tion over wetlands may define and describe wetlands in a
aegion I different manner than that used in this inventory.There is
no attempt,in either the design or products Of this inven-
,mice tory,to define the limits of proprietary jurisdiction of any
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1692 Federal, State or local government of to establish the
Insist geographical scope of the regulatory Programs of govern- 1
32 ment agencies.Persons intending to engage in activities in
volving modifications within or adjacent to wetland areas E
should seek the advice of appropriate Federal,State.or local
agencies concerning specified agency regulatory programs St
and proprietary jurisdictions that may affect such activities.
WETLAND LEGEND