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HomeMy WebLinkAboutBLD2014-00114 Addition, PAR2014-00004 - BLD Letters / Memos - 2/12/2014 Page 1 of 1 Allan Borden - Our visit yesterday From: "Mark Fischer" <mark@hydrosports.com> To: <AHB@co.mason.wa.us> Date: 2/26/2013 8:42 AM Subject: Our visit yesterday CC: "'Kathleen Dewoina"' <dewoina@aol.com> Good morning Alan, Your assistance, information and insight to Mason County's zoning process was very much appreciated. Kathy and I will be investigating further. For the moment, please keep our investigation confidential. You mentioned that you are aware of one property in Hoodsport that may provide a similar Bed and Breakfast service to the vision I have. I believe the property is owned parcel number42212-51-10501, 23891 North HWY 101, Hoodsport. If this property is covered under a conditional use permit is it possible for you to forward to me a copy of the application so we can see how the application addressed the requirements of the permit? Again, thank you for your time and assistance. Mark Cc: Kathleen Dewoina Mark Fischer HydroSports Dive and Travel 3846 River Road North Keizer OR 97303 503-304-5383 www.hydrosports.com file:HC:\Documents and Settings\Ahb\Local Settings\Temp\XPgrpwise\512C757DMason mail 1001626A6811 DB... 2/26/2013 2/28/26 13 5:45:28PN1 Mason County IP4 Parcel Summary Report For Parcel # 422125110501 Land Use: 3 BEDROOM W/VIEW Parcel Size: Lot Legal Description: Tax Code: 325 Land Value: 60,200.00 HOODSPORT- MCREAVY'S ADD PCL 1 OF BLA#89-63 PTN BLK: 105 TR 1 Fire Disctrict: 1 Improvement Value: 93,415.00 School District: 404 Total Value: $ 153,615.00 Zoning*: RAC Notes: *Please verify zoning with the Mason County Planning Dept. Site Address Address 23891 N US HIGHWAY 101 HOODSPORT Role People Type Last Name M.I. First Name Address 1 Address 2 City State Zip Phone 1 Ext Phone 2 Cases Associated With Parcel # 422125110501 Case Number Status Project Description Applicant/Owner Primary Parcel Number BCC2008-00140 REC SFR (RR 2.5) being used as "transient DONALD D & SANDRA J KINNEY 422125110501 accomodations" and commercial scuba training facility without county approval or permits. BLD2002-01630 FIN INTERIOR REMODEL INTO STORAGE BATH DON KINNEY 422125110501 AREA BLD2009-00611 FIN RE-ROOF OF THE SFR DONALD KINNEY 422125110501 BLD2009-00612 FIN RE-ROOF OF THE DETACHED GARAGE DONALD KINNEY 422125110501 BLD2011-00785 FIN DECK REPAIR/REPLACE DON KINNEY 422125110501 BLD92-01532 CAN MOBILE HOME DEAN MORROW 422125110501 BLD97-00293 CAN Interior remodel--converting basement to DEAN MORROW 422125110501 bunking room Page 1 of 2 Parcel Summary..rpt 2/28/2013 5:45:28PM Mason County 1pio Parcel Summary Report For Parcel # 422125110501 COM2001-00048 CAN TENANT REVIEW DIVER'S INN 422125110501 EHC2008-00093 REC MANY PEOPLE USING SEPTIC ON DONALD & SANDRA KINNEY 422125110501 WEEKENDS-UP TO 10 VEHICLES PARKED THERE @10:00PM ON A SATURDAY NIGHT. SOMEONE LIVING FULL TIME IN AN RV HOOKED INTO SEPTIC SYSTEM. ENF2002-00317 CLO Use of R-3 building as commercial classroom DIVER'S INN 422125110501 and bunk rentals without approval ENF2008-00032 INV Up to 10 vehicles on property over weekend at DONALD D & SANDRA J KINNEY 422125110501 scuba diving certification classes off the site with people staying overnight. Listed as a residence. MEP2002-00050 REC Special Use Permit for Cottage Industry that DIVER'S INN 422125110501 requires provisions for additional parking. SHR2002-00022 CAN Conduct a cottage industry as a diver's inn from DIVER'S INN 422125110501 residence. Page 2 of 2 Parcel Summary-rpt 31 N Hidden Cove Ln, Lilliwaup, WA 98555 -Zillow Page 4 of 5 Sold on 12/27/13::$785,000(3 beds,3 baths,3,542 sqft) View a single photo Close ! ,a YY., { fs tltl MIIIwM0,'�',A"2'2GAK \ i ...... d a •" '� x .aPJI i S w M f h C e http://www.zillow.com/homedetails/31-N-Hidden-Cove-Ln-Lilliwaup-WA-98555/60940135 zpid/ 1/15/2014 31 N Hidden Cove Ln, Lilliwaup, WA 98555 -Zillow Page 3 of 5 Sold on 12/27/13::$785,000(3 beds,3 baths,3,542 sqft) View a single photo Close i + 0 ii I *4- r IL a o bb � a qt fj .P hup://www.zillow.com/homedetails/31-N-Hidden-Cove-Ln-Lilliwaup-WA-98555/60940135_zpid/ 1/15/2014 Case Number: 2014 Mason County Investigation Report Form Parcel Number. Violation Site Address: V - i.,6xi E - l 1 Property Owner(s): MdrK,ID Phone#: Mailing Address: ( k. o,+ n o e- cl- Tenant/Contractor/Operator on site:j)I _ 11 1:� ,1'Y, d/ ) 0� Directions to Site: v / ► I U 1 ` D Ll I i O h OW 1 Curl' Description of Concern: UJ t Yl(1 I i°1 ra N'du55 loci �cf - - c D. 1 Under the provisions of the Public Disclosure Law, RCW 42.56.240, the complainant may indicate a desire for disclosure or non-disclosure of their identity. If non-disclosure is chosen, this portion of this form will not be released to the public unless this case is filed in court. Iffiled,your name will be disclosed if you are a witness in the case. Mason County investigates possible violations on a complaint basis only. Therefore,the name of the person filing the complaint should be provided. Please check one of the following: ❑ Please do not disclose my identity. I understand that disclosure may be required by court order or if this matter goes to court ❑ You may disclose my identity. Name(please print): Phone: Address: Street City State Zip Signature of Complainant: Date: y TMS SECTION FOR MASON COUNTY USE ONLY Complaint Received by: Date: Complaint Received by: ❑ Phone *Email ❑ Web Site ❑In Person Department of Concern: Building ❑ Planning ❑ Fire ❑ Public Works Environmental Health: ❑ Solid ❑ On-site ❑ Wells ❑ Food ❑ Other Investigatijj,�, Date and Findings- YJ ` Date Closed: Reason Closed: Initials: 1/14114 Hidden Cod's WarmirgJDgng Room Tahn...-Hy koSports Dhie and TraW I Facebook Em"or Phone Pa Ss tin rC! Loq 1ij r Keep me logged in Forgot your password? Hidden Cove's Warming/Drying Room Takes Shape &-ri Previous Next ilk Vr 91 t�Tt � t ,- a .� 5 . f. >r Y ' 9 is 9�-f 1 0"Q Hydrosports Dive and Travel Shared with: Public Hidden Coves taking shape.The A Team and Friends spent the weekend on our first construction project,the warming and drying room We took measurements for shore-front seating(imagine a dive boat's seating arrangement),a ramp from the Embed Post seawall to the gravel beach,hand rails down the steps from the driveway to the path to the lawn,compressor room and hp hose to the seawall.We HC'd Shoulder ... See More—with Jeff Trembly,Dick A Hokhan Jr and Ron Schiedler at Hidden Cove,Liwaup,WA. Ray Brumbaugh,Wes Reeves,Dan House and 7 others like this. 3effTrembly http://www.youtube.conywatch? v=6RJg3FDYYUo&feature=youtu.be Hidden Cove(Flagpole Point)drying room construction e.•,vw,youtube.com I �u Wilding the drying room in the outbuilding at the Flagpole Point(Hidden Cove) Property Yesterday at 8:06am Mobile Find Friends Badges People Pages Places Apps Games Music About Create Ad Create Page Developers Careers Privacy Cookies Terms Help Facebook©2014•English(US) httpsJMmw.facebookcornlphoto.php?,�-10152120908310600 1!1 Page 1 of 2 Genie McFarland - RE: Hidden Cove Business Venture ? From: Heffner Family <jheffnerl6(amsn.com> To: "'Genie McFarland"' <gmm@co.mason.wa.us> Date: 1/14/2014 11:50 AM Subject: RE: Hidden Cove Business Venture ? https://www.facebook.com/Hyd roS ports DiveAndTraveI Genie, We have been in contact with another Hidden Cove property owner who is an experienced diver. He let us know that the garage/shop remodel is in process and the new owners are installing a large compressor with a reserve tank bank, indicating to him that this is planned to be a full blown dive shop. Also, another friend advised us to take a look at the HydroSports Facebook page that shows interior wall construction which includes a video of the construction. There is also a post from yesterday that talks about additional construction, a portion of which I have copied below directly from the Facebook page. You have to click on "see more" from the Facebook page to read the entire post. You might also want to take a look at the video of the construction in process. "Hidden Cove is taking shape.The A Team and Friends spent the weekend on our first construction project,the warming and drying room. We took measurements for shore-front seating(imagine a dive boat's seating arrangement), a ramp from the seawall to the gravel beach, hand rails down the steps from the driveway to the path to the lawn, compressor room and hp hose to the seawall. We HC'd Shoulder See More..." We have included the link to the HydoSports Facebook page above. Maybe this needs to be forwarded to Rebecca Hersha and/or Barbara Adkins, however, we do not have their email addresses. Thank you. John and Pat Heffner From: Genie McFarland [mailto:gmm@co.mason.wa.us] Sent: Monday, January 13, 2014 3:27 PM To: Heffner Family Subject: Re: Hidden Cove Business Venture ? Hello Mr. Heffner, I have forwarded this e-mail on to the planner for this area, her name is Rebbeca Hersha. Genie McFarland Permit Technician 6mmGco.mason.wa.us 360.427.9670 ext.284>>> Heffner Family <jheffnerl6@msn.com> 1/13/2014 2:25 PM >>> file:///C:/Users/Gmm/AppData/Local/Temp/XPgrpwise/52D5247FMasonmai11001613686... 1/14/2014 Page 2 of 2 Genie,thanks for your input this morning. I had not considered surfing the web until after I talked to you. I'm wondering if Mark Fisher, the new owner, is unaware of the laws in Mason County and the State of Washington, and that you cannot operate a business in a residential neighborhood without prior approval from the County. Consultation with the County would have been an important consideration prior to Mr. Fisher purchasing the property. I think our worst suspicions have been confirmed. We and many others at Hidden Cove purchased our properties knowing that it was for single family residences and that our privacies would not be violated by the entrance of a business venture which may disrupt the Hidden Cove atmosphere. We located on the internet the website for Mr. Fisher's business which is Hydrosports Dive and Travel and can be viewed at www.hydrosports.com. I'm e-mailing you the link to a section of his website (below) that talks about the Hidden Cove property and what their intentions are. After reading from his website, it appears to us that Mr. Fisher does intend to operate a business out of this property. There are additional website referrals to the Hidden Cove property under"View Recent Email Newsletters" section of their website www.hydrosports .com that refer to the business venture at Hidden Cove. Some of the pictures include our property as well as Mr. Fisher's. http://archive.constantcontact.com/fs151/1102236947543/archive/l115953815389.html Our question now is, once you have had an opportunity to review Mr. Fisher's website, how will your office proceed in view of this information. There are so many other things to consider in addition to disrupting our privacy, such as physical changes to the property to accommodate the business, we must also consider the potential problems and impact associated with parking, community road maintenance on a private drive, small community water system and well for the Hidden Cove residents, private boat ramp and boat ramp parking for use by Hidden Cove residents only, septic system,construction, leash laws. Let me know what you think after you've had a chance to review this information. Thank you. John Heffner file:///C:/Users/Gmm/AppData/Local/Temp/XPgrpwise/52D5247FMasonmai110016D686... 1/14/2014 Page 1 of 2 Genie McFarland -RE: Hidden Cove Business Venture ? From: Heffner Family <jheffnerl6(a),msn.com> To: "'Genie McFarland"' <gmm@co.mason.wa.us> Date: 1/13/2014 3:33 PM Subject: RE: Hidden Cove Business Venture ? Thank you Genie, were you able to open the link ok? From: Genie McFarland [mailto:gmm@co.mason.wa.us] Sent: Monday, January 13, 2014 3:27 PM To: Heffner Family Subject: Re: Hidden Cove Business Venture ? Hello Mr. Heffner,I have forwarded this e-mail on to the planner for this area, her name is Rebbeca Hersha. Genie McFarland Permit Technician 6mm @co.mason.wo.us 360.427.9670 ext.284>>> Heffner Family <iheffnerl6@msn.com> 1/13/2014 2:25 PM >>> Genie, thanks for your input this morning. I had not considered surfing the web until after I talked to you. I'm wondering if Mark Fisher, the new owner, is unaware of the laws in Mason County and the State of Washington, and that you cannot operate a business in a residential neighborhood without prior approval from the County. Consultation with the County would have been an important consideration prior to Mr. Fisher purchasing the property. I think our worst suspicions have been confirmed. We and many others at Hidden Cove purchased our properties knowing that it was for single family residences and that our privacies would not be violated by the entrance of a business venture which may disrupt the Hidden Cove atmosphere. We located on the internet the website for Mr. Fisher's business which is Hydrosports Dive and Travel and can be viewed at www.hydrosports.com. I'm e-mailing you the link to a section of his website (below)that talks about the Hidden Cove property and what their intentions are. After reading from his website, it appears to us that Mr. Fisher does intend to operate a business out of this property. There are additional website referrals to the Hidden Cove property under"View Recent Email Newsletters" section of their website www.hydrosports .corn that refer to the business venture at Hidden Cove. 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PermCrop Value Total Exempt Taxable 2014 FISCHER ET AL TRUSTEES, MARK D $237,840 $363,100 $0 $600,940 $0 $600,940 2013 FISCHER ET AL TRUSTEES, MARK D $252,705 $400,150 $0 $652,855 $0 $652,855 2012 OLSON,JERRY W&SUSAN C $297,300 $370,510 $0 $667,810 $0 $667,810 2011 OLSON,JERRY W&SUSAN C $297,300 $370,510 $0 $667,810 $0 $667,810 2010 OLSON,JERRY W&SUSAN C $297,300 $370,510 $0 $667,810 $0 $667,810 View Taxes Parcel Comments No Comments Available hnp://172.3 0.0.3/Taxsifter/(F(mhW6sfNakIGPOZaEIPzZEpNTIoV-BYwwl... 1/17/2014 i ((''��� Case Number: :non 14-- REvLWM ��AA I Mason County Investigation Report Form ParcelfiTbi ber:� 2� ._ o� - ViaatioleSwAyrAsl k - II IIa-kII4 Property Owner(s): E-F A Phone#: Mailing Address: e, or d e- C1 Tenant/Contractor/Operator on site: V/jJ nPA £ IrwYP I') 0 Directions to Site: (2 t4I 1 o) 4c, 1 I I I O n Description of Concern: 1 � f'1 1►'1 I r 5 v 0, - I 1 h++ c 4s I v — I ire Under the provisions of the Public Disclosure Law, RCW 42.56.240, the complainant may indicate a desire for disclosure or non-disclosure of their identity. If non-disclosure is chosen, this portion of this form will not be released to the public unless this case is filed in court. If filed,your name will be disclosed if you are a witness in the case. Mason County investigates possible violations on a complaint basis only. Therefore,the name of the person filing the complaint should be provided. Please check one of the following: ❑ Please do not disclose my identity. I understand that disclosure may be required by court order or if this matter goes to court ❑ You may disclose my identity. Name(please print). Phone: Address: Street City State Zip Signature of Complainant: Date: TMS SECTION FOR MASON COUNTY USE ONLY Complaint Received by: te-1 Date: Complaint Received by: ❑ Phone 'Email ❑ Web Site ❑ In Person Department of Concern: ❑ Building °Q Planning ❑ Fire ❑ Public Works Environmental Health: ❑ Solid ❑ On-site ❑ Wells ❑ Food ❑ Other Investigatio and Findings: b b hYW Cv P U zm Date Closed: Reason Closed: Initials: Page 1 of 1 Rebecca Hersha - 31n Hidden CoN,c Lane From: Home<jwalton814(acomcast.net> To: "rebeccah@co.mason.wa.us" <rebeccah@co.mason.wa.us> Date: 1/17/2014 9:24 AM Subject: 31n Hidden Cove Lane CC: "debderac@co.mason.wa.us" <debderac@co.mason.wa.us> Rebecca, Thank you for the discussion today. You have most helpful in this very stressful situation for the Hidden Cove community. As discussed we would like to participate in the solution. Please feel free to contact me anytime. 5415148112 Attached are links to the owners business "Hydrosports" website and business facebook page. A careful examination of both these sites will give you all the information you need to prove action taken and business intent. http://www.hydrosports.com/dinnain/ https://m.facebook.com/HydroSportsDiveAndTravel?id=5557573 5599&refsrc=https%253 A%252F% 252Fwww.facebook.com%252FHydroSportsDiveAndTravel Thanks again! Jeff Walton 101 n hidden cove lane file:///C:/Users/rebeccah/AppData/Local/Temp/XPgrpwise/52D8F6C5Masonmai110016D7... 1/17/2014 31 N Hidden Cove Ln, Lilliwaup, WA 98555 -Zillow Page 1 of 5 IL Sold on 12/27/13::$785,000(3 beds,3 baths,3,542 sqft) View a single photo Close 6t ........... 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E P y V f AU i. _ � t P http://www.zillow.com/homedetails/31-N-Hidden-Cove-Ln-Lilliwaup-WA-98555/60940135 zpid/ 1/15/2014 Case Number: En t' ZQ I`7- Q0no 5 II Mason County Investigation Report Form Parcel Number:�24.g4 - a-,sI Violation Site Address: -31,,n--7Tld d,Q-�'1 Cd✓E <!CL11 E- �...I 11 t��{� Property Owner(s): t-14AY. -Fl SG('l XK Phone#: Mailing Address: ASS�&,j L4 t )1'� L'4` n 21�,2 Of<G d n �1�7303 Tenant/Contractor/Operator on site: Directions to Site: . -f i 0 Y r_+k Ll - 1 Description of Concern:- ()I I kj r, +O'RUn i E l5 ' -p XI TI►'?` C)n I r_)'Cll I ii-6 c3£E TjGC. 2 0&4 000f)`4- Adc,J 141cmcL-L I Under the provisions of the Public Disclosure Law, RCW 42.56.240, the complainant may indicate a desire for disclosure or non-disclosure of their identity. If non-disclosure is chosen, this portion of this form will not be released to the public unless this case is filed in court. Iffiled,your name will be disclosed if you are a witness in the case. Mason County investigates possible violations on a complaint basis only. Therefore,the name of the person filing the complaint should be provided. Please check one of the following: ❑ Please do not disclose my identity. I understand that disclosure may be required by court order or if this matter goes to court ❑ You may disclose my identity. Name(please print): Phone: ( ) Address: Street city Sty zip Signature of Complainant: Date: THIS SECTION FOR MASON COUNTY USE ONLY Complaint Received by: Date: 1- 15•2014 Complaint Received by: Phone ❑ Email ❑ Web Site ❑ In Person Department of Concern: ❑ Building ❑ Planning ❑ Fire ❑ Public Works Environmental Health: ❑ Solid ❑ On-site ❑ Wells ❑ Food ❑ Other Investigation Date and Findings: Date Closed: Reason Closed: Initials: i b. No logs shall be yarded through streams or rivers. i c. No slash or debris shall be intentionally allowed to enter the stream. Accidentally injected slash shall be removed. d. All trees located within 50 feet of the stream or river shall be felled away from the water's edge. e. No equipment shall be abandoned in the area of jurisdiction. f. All slash shall be cleaned up or burned in areas where the buffer strip is not sufficient to trap the debris from reaching the stream in a heavy storm or wind. g. The accumulation of slash and other debris in waterways covered by this Act is not ' permitted. 5. In addition to the above, the following shall apply in Rural and Conservancy Environments: a. Vegetation along the water's edge shall be left with minimum disturbance except for construction of bridges and large culverts. b. Reforestation shall occur within 18 months after completion of harvesting unless land is intended for other use. Density of planting shall be 350 trees per acre of a commercial species. i 6. In a Conservancy Environment, for streams of less than 15 feet in width, no more than 25 percent of the lineal stream frontage of any single ownership may be clear cut in any calendar year. No clear cut shall be longer than 1,500 stream feet. Commercial Development Definition Uses and facilities that are involved in wholesale or retail trade or business activities. Water dependent commercial uses are those commercial activities that cannot exist in other than a waterfront location and are dependent on the water by reason of the intrinsic nature of its operation. 1. Home Occupation. A business conducted within a dwelling that is the residence of the principal practitioner. A Home Occupation may be reviewed as a residential use provided it complies with all applicable County Ordinances and no alteration is made to the exterior of the residence or site which would alter the character of the site as a residential property including parking and signs. Home Occupations which require more than $2,500 in exterior development costs require a Substantial Development Permit. y Small ei cial or industri properties r s` he pro pert . Cotta e'ndustries are considered as resident minor performed in the Widence or g ac _ reto. T rinc1 r an 61 development and are Substantial Development under this,Master P gram, prZg1pFMey do not alter the character of the site as a residential property and wholesale and retdWIMW are minimal. Cottage Industries must com Ip_with all applica County rdmanc s agiLrequire a Conditional Use Permit. Nown- 1� The County shall utilize the following information in its review of commercial development proposals: nature of the activity; need for shore frontage; special considerations for enhancing the relationship of the activity to the shoreline; provisions for public visual or physical access to the shoreline; provisions to ensure that the development will not cause severe adverse environmental impacts; provisions to mitigate any significant noise impacts; provisions t im acts. water dependent, water related an Non-water related, non- 15 Chapter 17.50 Mason County Shoreline Master Program Use Regulations water dependent and non-water oriented developments in an urban and rural environment may be permitted by Substantial Development Permit when: The parcel of land to be developed is a minimum of 100 feet from OHWM and is located on e upland side of a public roadway, railroad right of way or government controlled property. 3 Parking and loading areas shall be located well away from the immediate waters' edge and eaches, unless there is no other practical location for parking. Perimeters of parking areas shall be landscaped to minimize visual impacts to the shorelines, roadways and adjacent properties subject to approval by Public Works and/or Department of Transportation. Permit application shall identify the size, general type and location of landscaping. Design of parking and loading areas shall ensure that surface runoff does not pollute adjacent waters or cause soil or beach erosion. Design shall provide for storm water retention. Parking plans shall be reviewed by Mason County Department of Public Works for compliance with all applicable County Ordinances. Creation of parking areas by landfilling beyond OHW mark or in biological wetlands is prohibited. 4. Those portions of a commercial development which are not water dependent are prohibited over the water. 5. Water supply and waste facilities shall comply with the strictest established guidelines, standards and regulations. 6. New commercial developments shall be located adjacent to existing commercial developments whenever possible. 7. New or expanded structures shall not extend more than 35 feet in height above average grade level. 8. Commercial developments adjacent to aquaculture operations shall practice strict pollution control procedures. 9. Commercial developments shall be located and designed to minimize noise impacts on adjacent properties. NT RURAL CONSERVANCY NATURAL Shore setbacks from the OHWM Primary Structures: Water Dependent 15' 50' 50' X Non-water Dependent 50' 75' 100, X Water dependent commercial structures may be constructed over the water if this is a functional requirement. No variance from setback is required. Accessory Uses (including parking) 50' 100' 150' X " Water dependent commercial structures may be constructed over the water if this is a functional requirement. No variance from setback is required. Side Yard Setbacks' 5-25' 15-25' 20-30' X Site coverage by structures, 70% 50% 20% X roads, parking and primary uses Height Limit 35' 35' 35' X X= Prohibited Use ' Side yard setbacks will be increased depending upon the height of the building. Buildings shall have a setback of five feet plus five feet for every ten feet or fraction thereof in height over 15 feet. 16 Chapter 17.50 Mason County Shoreline Master Program Use Regulations standards set forth in the applicable Master Program and not a means to vary the use of a shoreline. Vector. An organism that carries and transports disease (i.e., rat, fly). r A use that cannot exist in other than a waterfront location and is dependent e wa er y reason of the intrinsic nature of its operation. Examples include but are not limited to cargo terminal loading areas, barge loading, ship building, repair, servicing and dry docking, aquaculture and log booming. MOM" A use that provides the opportunity for a substantial number of the general e shoreline without causing significant adverse impacts upon other uses and shore features. Examples include but are not limited to restaurants, parks, recreation areas fresh seafood only retail sales. er a view of waterfront activitiesifWake use of a unique characteristic o e si e; n upport other proximate water dependent, water related or water oriented activities. use that is not intrinsically dependent on a waterfront location but whose r economically and functionally without a shoreline location. Examples include but are not limited to warehousing of goods transported by water, seafood processing, oil refineries, paper and wood mills (if materials or products are water transported) and ships' parts and equipment fabrication. Wetlands: Areas that are inundated or saturated by surface water or ground water at a frequency and duration sufficient to support, and that under normal circumstances do support a prevalence of vegetation typically adapted for life in saturated soil conditions. Wetlands generally include swamps, marshes, bogs, and similar areas. Wetlands do not include those artificial wetlands intentionally created from non-wetland sites including, but not limited to, irrigation and drainage ditches, grass- lined swales, canals, detention facilities, waste water treatment facilities, farm ponds, and landscape amenities. However, wetlands may include those artificial wetlands intentionally created from non- wetland areas created to mitigate conversion of wetlands, if permitted by the County. 17.50.050 Project Classifications. Development proposals that propose to locate along the shoreline are categorized within each shoreline designation as "permitted", "conditional uses", or"prohibited". This priority system determines the proposal's administrative requirements and encourages activities that are compatible with each shoreline designation. During application review, the basic element or intent of a proposed development will guide in the determination of the proposal's particular use activity. When a proposal contains two or more use activities, including accessory uses, the most restrictive category will be applied to the entire proposal. DEFINITIONS: #" Those uses that are preferable and meet the policies of the particular shoreline n, but because of their dollar v or any development that materially interferes wffh the normal public use of the water or shorelines of the state. Conditional Use Permit is intended to allow for flexibility and the exercise of 40* pplication of regulations in a manner consistent with the policies of the Shoreline Management Act and the Master Program. While not prohibited, these uses are an exception to the general rule. Criteria used for judging conditional uses are outlined in Chapter 7.28 of the Shoreline Management Program. Prohibited. Some developments and uses are viewed as inconsistent with the definition, policies or intent of the shoreline environmental designation. For the purposes of this program, these uses are not considered appropriate and are not allowed, including by Conditional Use or Variance. 10 Chapter 17.50 Mason County Shoreline Master Program Use Regulations PROJECT CLASSIFICATION TABLE ENVIRONMENT DESIGNATION URBAN RURAL CONSERVANCY NATURAL Agriculture P P P C Commercial Feedlots X C X X Aquaculture non-floating P P P C floating C C C C gravel enhancement C C C C projects > 1,000 c.y. Forest Practices P/X P P C Commercial Water dependent P C C2 X1 non-water dependent/ C C C2 X with waterfront non-water dependent P C C2 X without waterfront Marinas C C C1 X1 i Mining C C C X Outdoor Advertising P P P X Residential - single family E E E X duplex P P C X multi-family. C C X X nonconforming development E/V E/V E/V X accessory living quarters P P P X Ports water dependent P C C X1 non-water dependent C C C X Bulkheads P P P X Breakwaters, Jetties, Groins C C C X1 Shore Defense Works P P C C (flood protection and stabilization) Diking C C C C 11 Chapter 17.50 Mason County Shoreline Master Program Use Regulations Outdoor Advertising, Signs And Billboards 1. In an Urban (Industrial, Commercial and Residential) or Rural Environment a. Outdoor advertising, signs and billboards shall be on premise. b. Sign supports shall be durable. Sign design and support shall be compatible with the environment. Flashing lights shall be prohibited. Lighted signs shall be permitted for public services remaining open after sundown. Such lighting shall be hooded or shaded so that direct light of lamps will not result in glare when viewed from the surrounding property or rights-of-way. c. Temporary or obsolete outdoor advertising, signs and billboards shall be removed within ten days of elections, closures of business or termination of any other intended function. 2. Conservancy Environment a. Outdoor advertising and signs shall be on premise. Billboards are prohibited. Highway signs giving directions to scenic routes, trails, picnic areas, boat launching sites, scenic sites and unique points of interest shall also be permitted. b. Signs and outdoor advertising shall not exceed 15 square feet in size and shall not project more than six feet above road level. Sign design and support shall be compatible with the environment. Illuminated signs shall not be permitted unless warranted by safety factors. Flashing signs are prohibited. c. Temporary or obsolete outdoor advertising, signs and billboards shall be removed within ten days of elections, closures of business or termination of any other intended function. 3. Natural Environment. a. Only temporary, on premise, advertising signs are permitted. Billboards are prohibited. b. Directional signs to viewpoints or for trails and signs describing unique points of interest shall be permitted. c. Permitted signs shall not exceed four square feet in size and shall not project more than six feet above road level. Sign design and support shall be compatible with the environment. Lighted signs are prohibited unless warranted by safety factors. d. Where feasible, permitted signs shall be located on the upland side of transportation routes parallel or adjacent to shoreline and water areas. Placement of signs shall not degrade or obstruct view areas. e. Temporary or obsolete outdoor advertising, signs and billboards shall be removed within ten days of elections, closures of business or termination of any other intended function. The development of land or construction or placement of dwelling units for the purpose of residential occupancy. This section shall apply to all single family and multi-family dwellings, and any other accessory structure, including decks, garages and fences. Although a Substantial Development Permit is not required for construction on wetlands by an owner, lessee or contract purchaser of a single family residence for his own use or the use of his family, such construction and all normal appurtenant structures must otherwise conform to this Master Program. Construction greater than 35 feet high requires a Substantial Development Permit. 1. Residential development over the water is prohibited. 2. "Submerged lands" (biological wetlands and those lands waterward of the ordinary high water) within the boundaries of any waterfront parcel shall not be used to compute required lot 20 Chapter 17.50 Mason County Shoreline Master Program Use Regulations r _ which results from multiplying the total acres (minus submerged lands) in the shoreline area by ( the density allowed in the specific environment. 11. Proposed residential developments adjacent to a water body supporting aquaculture operations shall install drainage and storm water treatment measures facilities to prevent any adverse impact to aquaculture operations. Such measures shall include but not be restricted to vegetated swales, retention ponds and use of artificial or natural wetlands PROVIDED no adverse impacts to the receiving wetlands would occur. Measures utilized shall be subject to Mason County approval. 12. Multi-family residences are permitted in the Urban environment, subject to a maximum projected output of 1,570 gallons of sewage per acre per day. 13. If marshes, bogs, swamps or other fragile features are located on a development site, clustering of residential units shall be required in order to avoid any development in such areas. (. Storm drainage facilities shall be required by the County for residential development projects excluding a single family residence. Facilities shall include but not be restricted to vegetated swales, retention ponds and use of artificial or natural wetlands PROVIDED no adverse impacts to the receiving wetlands would occur and are subject to Mason County approval. 15. Lots created prior to the adoption of this ordinance which do not meet the minimum lot size may be used for a single family residence when all of the following criteria can be met: (a) A permit for an on-site disposal system which meets all current codes for setbacks and sizing, has been granted by the Environmental Health Section. (b) All side yard and shore yard setbacks can be met. Exceptions from these criteria would require a Variance Permit. 16. Only one dock or pier is permitted in a new subdivision, planned unit development, or short plat, when lot frontages on the shoreline do not exceed an average of 150 feet. Prior to plat approval, a usable area with access shall be set aside for the pier or dock, unless no suitable area exists. 17. Construction of new dwellings shall be required to comply with current sewage system setback and design standards as per WAC 248-96. 18. Expansion of existing dwellings shall require strict compliance with current sewage system setback and design standards as per WAC 248-96. 19. Normal maintenance and repair of non-conforming structures shall be allowed, provided no material expansion is involved. 20. Residential development is prohibited within a floodway. 21. Residential developers and individuals shall be required to control erosion during construction. Removal of vegetation should be minimized and any areas disturbed should be restored to prevent erosion and other environmental impacts. 22. Waste materials from construction shall not be left on or adjacent to shorelines. 23. Kokanee area only— No building on slopes greater than 20 % will be allowed. (See page 57) Accessory Living Quarters Definition Separate living quarters, attached or detached from the primary residence which contain less habitable area than the primary residence. Accessory living quarters may be allowed subject to meeting the following criteria: 1. Only one accessory living quarter per lot. In an Urban environment, a lot must be 1-1/2 the size required for a single family residence which totals 18,750 square feet. 2. Strict compliance with current sewage setback and design standards as per WAC 248-76-090. 3. Minimal impact on surrounding properties from view blockage, traffic, parking and c7.rain g 4. Compliance with setback criteria set forth in the Table on P_a_ge 35. 5. Accessory living quarters shall require a Substantial Development and shall not exceed 1,000 square feet. 22 Chapter 17.50 Mason County Shoreline Master Program Use Regulations area, lot dimensions and required yards. Portions of land lying within marshes, bogs and swamps may be included as open space. 3. Subdivision proposals shall identify areas of natural vegetation, storm water retention and erosion control measures. 4. Landfill for residential development which results in the creation of new dry land waterward of OHWM or in biological wetlands is prohibited. Fill necessary for a normal erosion control bulkhead is exempt. Land fill in biological wetlands (excluding bogs, marshes, swamps, marine and estuarine shore) may be permitted. Such filling may be considered as a Conditional Use PROVIDED the applicant can demonstrate the following: (1) Extraordinary or unique circumstances relating to the property exist which require the proposed shoreline location; and (2) No viable alternative using a different method or structural solution exists. 5. Landfilling in flood hazard areas other than a floodway is allowed only for flood protection of a structure(s). 6. Storm drainage facilities shall be separate from sewage disposal transport facilities and include provisions to prevent uncontrolled and untreated direct entry of surface water runoff into receiving waters. Storm drainage facilities shall include, but not be restricted to vegetated swales, retention ponds and artificial and natural wetlands PROVIDED no adverse impacts to the receiving wetlands would occur and shall be subject to Mason County approval. 7. Subdivision developments and planned unit developments shall provide areas sufficient to ensure usable access to and along the shoreline area for all residents of the development except where the shoreline-topography does not permit the same. 8. In order to preserve aesthetic characteristics, no fence or wall shall be erected, placed or altered nearer to the water than the building setback line, unless it is under 30 inches in height. 9. Each shoreline environment has a setback requirement for structures from the ordinary high water mark. (See chart at end of this section.) Uncovered porches, decks or steps may project into the required setback area, provided such structures are no higher than 30 inches above average grade excluding railings required for reasons of public safety. The setback in each environment may be increased or decreased by the Administrator in the following ways: a) Increased Setback Requirements. The setbacks may be increased if the building area or setback area has a slope greater than 40 percent, severe instability, or the average setback of the two adjacent residences is greater than the setback requirement for that environment. In such cases, the setback shall be determined by drawing an imaginary line between the roof lines of adjacent residences; PROVIDED the minimum distance required by reason of slope or instability shall be required. If there is no residence on an adjacent lot, the next lot with a residence will be considered, up to 150 feet away. If there is no adjacent residence within 150 feet, the minimum default setback shall be assumed on that side of the proposed residence. In the Urban Environment, a residence setback over 120 feet from the line of ordinary high water will not be considered in determining the setback and the default setback will be used at 15 feet. In cases of a pronounced curved shoreline or point, the setback shall be established by determining proportionate setback distances from the OHWM of adjacent residences. Setback for any structure greater than 30 inches above average grade shall be behind this common line (see figure). b. Decreased Setback Requirements. The setback may be relaxed PROVIDED that at least one existing residence adjacent (within 50 feet) to the proposed structure infringes on the setback. In such cases, the setback shall be determined in the same manner described under "Increased Setback Requirement"where applicable. This shall not be construed to allow residential development over water or to allow a reduction of the default setback in cases of pronounced cove or indented shoreline. Setback relaxation is subject to approval by the Shoreline Administrator(see illustration). Further deviation from setback requirements shall require a Variance. 10. Clustering of residential dwellings in all environments except Natural is allowed. The number of clustered lots or residential units in the shoreline area shall not exceed the number of units Chapter 17.50 Mason County Shoreline Master Program Use Regulations 21 RESIDENTIAL DEVELOPMENT REGULATION URBAN RURAL CONSERVANCY NATURAL 1. Shore setbacks, in feet (From OHWM or front of bulkhead. Side yard setbacks shall apply to sides.) a. Single family, duplex 15 25 50 X b. Multi-family structures less than 35' high 30 50 NA X c. Multi-family structures over 35' high 50 100 NA X 2. Side yard setbacks (in feet) a. Single family, duplex 5 10 25 X b. Multi-family structures less than 35' high 20 20 X X c. Multi-family structures more than 35' high 30 30 X X 3. Height limits in feet a. 0-49 feet from OHWM 35 30 25 X b. 50-100 feet from OHWM 45 40 30 X 4. Site coverage for:* a. Single family, duplex 60% 50% 15% X b. Multi-family structures 40% 40% 15% X *Site coverage shall include all impermeable surfaces. ( 5. Minimum lot size 12,500 SF 20,000 SF 5 acres** X (per residential unit) Primary residence and accessory structure 18,750 SF 20,000 SF 5 acres** X (one per lot maximum) Duplex 1,570*** 785*** 5 acres X Multi-family 1,570*** 785*** N/A N/A **One residential unit is allowed per 200 lineal feet in the shoreline jurisdiction area. ***Maximum gallons of sewage per acre 6. Minimum lot width 50' 100, 200' measures at OHWM and at building setback X= Prohibited 23 Chapter 17.50 Mason County Shoreline Master Program Use Regulations f — o 4 fload 7 / Ar vz � e MAO _ o -- DD Ovv u�.ve Na 6 wo w LA) w w leis ho�a AAL a.,,d �ti•�uL►- OyoN coU�� A MASON COUNTY DEPARTMENT OF COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT Mason County Bldg. III, 426 West Cedar Street PO Box 186, Shelton, WA 98584 1854 www.co.masonma.us (360)427-9670 Belfair(360)275-4467 Elma (360)482-5269 Notification of Mason County Code Violation January 16, 2014 Mason County Department of Community Development Shelton WA 98584 Claimant Vs. Mark D and L. Jane Fischer Family Trust Charles Seabury, and Kristen Seabury 1055 Parklawn Ct. NE Keizer, OR 97303 Notice The receipt of this notice shall constitute service regarding notification of violations of the Mason County Code, and shall also serve as Warning Notice pursuant to Mason County Code, Title 15, Section 15.13.035. The violation is occurring at the following property: Parcel Number: 32424-22-00000 Site Address: 31 N Hidden Cove Ln, Lilliwaup, WA 98555 Enforcement Case: BCC2014-00004 ❑ Our office has received a complaint that an existing garage structure is being remodeled without required building permits. In addition we have received information that the owners plan to expand a diving business at the site that may include diving services, instruction, and overnight accommodations. Performing non-exempt construction without obtaining permits prior to construction is a violation of Mason County Code Chapter 14 and is subject to penalties outlined in Chapter 14.12. Currently the property is limited to residential use. County records show that the property has a 3-bedroom, 3-bath single-family dwelling with attached garage. A separate 24-ft x 40-ft garage is also located on the parcel. On January 15, 2014 a Mason County Building Inspector visited the site. He observed that the separate garage is currently being remodeled.and posted the structure with a stop work notice in accordance to Chapter 14.12.040. According to the Mason County Assessor records, parties named above hold legal interest in the parcel and are therefore subject to enforcement action for failure to comply. The parties shall respond to the county within twenty days of the postmark of this notice. Order YOU ARE HEREBY ORDERED to abate the violation by following the instructions below: 1. Apply for a building permit to remodel the existing garage. A complete building permit application will include 3-sets of plans demonstrating compliance to the 2012 International Building or Residential Code and a completed permit application. A building permit application package is enclosed. Based upon photos taken when the structure was posted, and information provided, a floor plan showing use of rooms will be required. In the floor plan identify location of new walls and construction details. When changing an unheated space to heated space, compliance to the energy code shall be required. When applicable, provide information demonstrating compliance to the energy code. At this time it is not clear what the use of space will be. When changing the structure from a private garage to non-residential use fees are assessed and review is conducted based upon the use of the structure and in accordance with the applicable code. 2. Arrange for a pre-application meeting. The purpose of the meeting is to discuss the use of the parcel, existing structures, and proposed modifications, including use of the property for diving services, instruction, and overnight accommodations. During the meeting you and/or your representatives will sit at the same table with county staff to discuss the project and find out what will be necessary to obtain permits and approval for the intended use. A pre- application meeting form is enclosed. Meetings are held on Wednesday and are scheduled 2-weeks after receiving the application. The next available pre-application meeting is Wednesday, February 5, 2014. Let me know if you would like to schedule a meeting on February 5th. To use the parcel and existing structures for other than residential purposes permits and final approval shall be required prior to changing use. Penalties This notice is to inform you that in the event that you fail to comply, we will pursue additional enforcement action against you, including but not limited to recording against the parcel, civil infractions, liens against the property through the Mason County Hearings Examiner process and/or criminal prosecution as allowed under Title 15.13 of the Mason County Code. Note that the removal, mutilation, destruction, or concealment of any notice posted on January 15, 2012 would be deemed a separate violation of Title 14. In the event that you feel you have received this notice in error or that the facts are inaccurate, I strongly encourage you to contact me to discuss your concerns immediately. I can be reached at (360) 427-9670 ext. 510 or via e-mail at: dlc@co.mason.wa.us. Sincerely, ebbera Coker Building Inspector IV/Code Enforcement Cc: Property File Mr. Tim Sheldon, Mason County Commissioner Mason County Department of Community Development Director Encl.: Building permit application package Pre-application meeting application form 9427-9670 xT MASON COUNTY No G .ter BUILDING DEPARTMENT 0000 ALL PERSONS ARE HEREBY ORDERED TO AT ONCE TOP WORK fj -I On these Premises at . /� sG�GP� p�� Lri This order is issued because /'G/n Dde'l Ch c�,s �� ve r�rn f� Posted ,` 25 20-/1V By WARNING The failure to stop work, the resuming of work without permission from the Building Official,or the removal,mutilation,destruction or concealment of this Notice is punishable by fine and imprisonment. omil r 151 . rY/ l w , y �t Y 01 BCC2014-00004,taken 1.15.2014 by MAU#2 of 12.jpg BCC2014-00004,taken 1.15.2014 by MAU#3of 12.jpg VI 1y� • 4 j STOP WORK . i BCC2014-00004,taken 1.15.2014 by MAU#4 of 12.jpg BCC2014-00004,taken 1.15.2014 by MAU#5 of 12.jpg rye ' Y^=' dS I � , I a, 0 , . . 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CEDAR STREET, SHELTON,WA 98584 PL- AL MICHAEL MacSEMS, ext. 571 ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH: LEE BOAD, ext. 547 PAR2014-00004 APPLICANT: MARK FISCHER,KRISTEN SEABURY MEETING DAY& TIME: WEDS, FEB 12th 1:15/1:30 pm - 2:30 pm PARCEL NUMBER: 32424-22-00000 SITE ADDRESS: 31 N. HIDDEN COVE LANE, LILLIWAUP, WA 98555 PROJECT DESCRIPTION: TO DISCUSS USE OF PROPERTY LOCATION: BLDG III, 426 W CEDAR STREET, SHELTON,WA 98584 PLANNER: ALLAN BORDEN, ext 365 ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH: LEE BOAR, ext 547 Case Activity Listing 4/4/2016 12:12:39PM Case #: PAR2014-00004 IF; Description: To discuss use of property. Assigned Done Activity Description Date 1 Date 2 Date 3 Hold Disp To By Updated Updated By PARA 10 Application Received 1/30/2014 None DLC 1/30/2014 DLC PARB20 Building Plan Review 1/30/2014 2/12/2014 None DONE DLC 2/12/2014 DLC Document distributed during meeting is attached to this case. The doc identifies R3 and RI uses and information necessary to change the use from existing R3 to other than R3. The existing single family dwelling is classified as an R3 occupancy.Referencing the 2012 International Building Code R3 occupancies are limited to 10 or fewer transient occupants and 16 or fewer non transient occupants.When occupants exceed 10 the structure may be classified as R1 and a change of use permit would be required.An occupant would be a person using the structure for sleeping purposes. See BCC 2014-00004 PARB60 Fire Marshal Review 1/30/2014 2/12/2014 None DONE DLC 2/12/2014 DLC When a structure is classified as an RI occupancy a fire sprinkler system and automatic fire alarm would need to be installed in addition to all other specification of the building and fire codes. PARB40 Environ.Health Review 1/30/2014 2/13/2014 None DONE LMB JLM 2/13/2014 JLM Change of use will require water adequacy review.Provide populations estimates to determine if water system need to be converted to Group A system.Water system manager will need to sigh off on water adequacy. Septic system will need to be evaluated by a designer to address additional waste strength and modifications to system(ie time dosing)to ensure system maintains viability.B&B operations will require a food establishment permit. PARB50 Public Works Review 1/30/2014 None FJP 2/19/2014 FJP Access is to a private road so al I access issues and approvals will need to be addressed by the owners of the road PARA910 Meeting 2/12/2014 None DONE PIB 4/18/2014 PIB PAR2014-00004 APPLICANT: MARK FISCHER,KRISTEN SEABURY MEETING DAY&TIME: WEDS,FEB 12th 1:15/1:30 pm-2:30 pm PARCEL NUMBER: 32424-22-00000 SITE ADDRESS: 31 N.HIDDEN COVE LANE,LILLIWAUP,WA 98555 PROJECT DESCRIPTION: TO DISCUSS USE OF PROPERTY LOCATION: BLDG 111,426 W CEDAR STREET,SHELTON,WA 98584 PLANNER: ALLAN BORDEN,ext 365 ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH: LEE BOAR,ext 547 Page 1 of 2 CaseActivity..rpt Case Activity Listing 4/4/2016 12:12:39PM Case #: PAR2014-00004 lip, Description: To discuss use of property. Assigned Done Activity Description Date 1 Date 2 Date 3 Hold Disp To By Updated updated By PARB10 Planning Review 1/30/2014 4/23/2014 None DONE AHB AHB 4/23/2014 Al113 PAR2014-00004 APPLICANT: MARK FISCHER/KRISTEN SEABURY MEETING DATE/TIME:WEDNESDAY FEB. 12,2013 1:30 PM. PARCEL NUMBER:32424-22-00000 SITE ADDRESS:31 N Hidden Cove LN.Lilliwaup WA PROJECT DESCRIPTION: Discussion potential land uses of existing residence along Hood Canal. Property has existing residence and attached garage,and detached garage;three bedrooms,three baths noted on appraisal and 1998-1999 building permit information. Property is zoned Rural Residential 5 zone. Various proposed uses are allowed uses in this zone,per Mason Co.Development Regulations Sec. 17.04.222. Home occupations and cottage industries are allowed on the property;Sec. 17.03.021 notes standards(parking,activities outside of the residence,noise/fumes/lights),where a Special Use Permit must be applied for and determined following a public hearing by the Mason County Hearing Examiner. Zoning in the area: Properties that are 350 feet and 0.30 miles to the north is zoned Rural Tourist(shown on color map)due to the recreational camping offered on the property for many years.Mason Co. Development Regulations Sec. 17.05.080.13(Rezone Characteristics)does not allow a rezone request to another non-residential or commercial zone within 0.50 miles from this property. Setbacks:Front yard setback.25 feet. Rear setback.20 feet. Side yard setbacks. 10 percent of lot width at building setback. Proposed building remodeling is now subject to permit review BLD2014-00114. Building Size.depends on proposed non-residential land use of existing and proposed buildings. Critical Areas:Hood Canal fish&wildlife habitat conservation areas;residence and landscaped shoreline areas exist within the vegetation buffer. Shoreline Master Program: Site is part of Urban Shoreline Environment along Hood Canal. In this designation,a residential land use is typically exempt for shoreline substantial development permit. If a land use has a commercial nature(owner operates property as a business;residents are scheduled for the use of the buildings for various time lengths;use of residence a bed and breakfast),and exceeds the$6,400 market value,the review of a Shoreline substantial development permit and a Shoreline Conditional Use Permit are needed,as evaluated in a public hearing by the Mason County Hearing Examiner. If the property operates as a commercial land use(providing services,supplies,or instruction to the public and users;use of residence as bed and breakfast),the review of a Shoreline Conditional Use Permit evaluated in a public hearing by the Mason County Hearing Examiner is needed,even if the improvements on the property may not exceed the$6,400 market value to require a substantial development permit. The applicants discussed the use of a pedestrian ramp over the existing steps along the bulkhead to assist with accessing the saltwater and beach;they would be allowed for temporary placement on the steps for daily use and limited to no more that 3-11.width. An umbrella or shade structure would be allowed in the buffer but no closer than 20 feet from the bulkhead and the structure would need to be taken down daily to limit obstruction of views. 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PARCEL NUMBER: 32424-22-00000 SITE ADDRESS: 31 N Hidden Cove LN. Lilliwaup WA PROJECT DESCRIPTION: Discussion potential land uses of existing residence along Hood Canal. Property has existing residence and attached garage, and detached garage; three bedrooms, three baths noted on appraisal and 1998-1999 building permit information. Property is zoned Rural Residential 5 zone. Various proposed uses are allowed uses in this zone, per Mason Co. Development Regulations Sec. 17.04.222. Home occupations and cottage industries are allowed on the property; Sec. 17.03.021 notes standards (parking, activities outside of the residence, noise / fumes / lights), where a Special Use Permit must be applied for and determined following a public hearing by the Mason County Hearing Examiner. Zoning in the area: Properties that are 350 feet and 0.30 miles to the north is zoned Rural Tourist (shown on color map) due to the recreational camping offered on the property for many years. Mason Co. Development Regulations Sec. 17.05.080.B (Rezone Characteristics) does not allow a rezone request to another non-residential or commercial zone within 0.50 miles from this property. Setbacks: Front yard setback. 25 feet. Rear setback. 20 feet. Side yard setbacks. 10 percent of lot width at building setback. Proposed building remodeling is now subject to permit review BLD2014-00114. Building Size. depends on proposed non-residential land use of existing and proposed buildings. Critical Areas: Hood Canal fish &wildlife habitat conservation areas; residence and landscaped shoreline areas exist within the vegetation buffer. Shoreline Master Program: Site is part of Urban Shoreline Environment along Hood Canal. In this designation, a residential land use is typically exempt for shoreline substantial development permit. If a land use has a commercial nature (owner operates property as a business; residents are scheduled for the use of the buildings for various time lengths; use of residence a bed and breakfast), and exceeds the $6,400 market value, the review of a Shoreline substantial development permit and a Shoreline Conditional Use Permit are needed, as evaluated in a public hearing by the Mason County Hearing Examiner. If the property operates as a commercial land use (providing services, supplies, or instruction to the public and users; use of residence as bed and breakfast), the review of a Shoreline Conditional Use Permit evaluated in a public hearing by the Mason County Hearing Examiner is needed, even if the improvements on the property may not exceed the $6,400 market value to require a substantial development permit. The applicants discussed the use of a pedestrian ramp over the existing steps along the bulkhead to assist with accessing the saltwater and beach; they would be allowed for temporary placement on the steps for daily use and limited to no more that 3-ft. width. An umbrella or shade structure would be allowed in the buffer but no closer than 20 feet from the bulkhead and the structure would need to be taken down daily to limit obstruction of views. Information for permit: PAR2014-00004 Page 1 of 4 WashingtonMASON COUNTY Government and information Services Mason C4urq Home . , ,. Codes&Regulations Community Unks Visit Mason County Search our Site Advisory Boards Email Us-1 i Some information / cases may not be displayed Building Dept This information may be outdated and inaccurate Planning dept i Information is only for the unincoporated areas of Mason County and may only show items since April 1st, Environmental Health Dept 1992 Records i Please contact the Permit Center (360) 427-9670 ext New Search 352 to verify any information Assessor/ Treasurer This information was last updated: 04/24/2014 at 11:05 am Parcel Information i Building permits are NOT ready to issue until Case Status is APP and an activity "Approved for Issuance" is listed Information for Permit: PAR2014-00004 Case Number Case Status Applicant Parcel Number Project Address Valuation '," $ 0.00 Description Activities Date Date Assigned Done Description Assigned Done Status To By Planning 01/30/2014 04/23/2014 DONEAHB AHB Review PAR2014-00004 APPLICANT: MARK FISCHER / KRISTEN SEABURY MEETING DATEITIME: WEDNESDAY FEB. 12, 2013 1:30 PM. PARCEL NUMBER: 32424-22-00000 SITE ADDRESS: 31 N Hidden Cove LN. Lilliwaup WA PROJECT DESCRIPTION: Discussion potential land uses of existing residence along Hood Canal. Property has existing residence and attached garage, and detached garage; three bedrooms, three baths http://www.co.mason.wa.us/permits/main.php?caseno=PAR2014-00004&ca... 4/24/2014 Infonnation for pennit: PAR2014-00004 Page 2 of 4 noted on appraisal and 1998-1999 building permit information. Property is zoned Rural Residential 5 zone. Various proposed uses are allowed uses in this zone, per Mason Co. Development Regulations Sec. 17.04.222. Home occupations and cottage industries are allowed on the property; Sec. 17.03.021 notes standards (parking, activities outside of the residence, noise/fumes/ lights), where a Special Use Permit must be applied for and determined following a public hearing by the Mason County Hearing Examiner. Zoning in the area: Properties that are 350 feet and 0.30 miles to the north is zoned Rural Tourist (shown on color map) due to the recreational camping offered on the property for many years. Mason Co. Development Regulations Sec. 17.05.080.B (Rezone Characteristics) does not allow a rezone request to another non- residential or commercial zone within 0.50 miles from this property. Setbacks: Front yard setback. 25 feet. Rear setback. 20 feet. Side yard setbacks. 10 percent of lot width at building setback. Proposed building remodeling is now subject to permit review BLD2014-00114. Building Size. depends on proposed non-residential land use of existing and proposed buildings. Critical Areas: Hood Canal fish &wildlife habitat conservation areas; residence and landscaped shoreline areas exist within the vegetation buffer. Shoreline Master Program: Site is part of Urban Shoreline Environment along Hood Canal. In this designation, a residential land use is typically exempt for shoreline substantial development permit. If a land use has a commercial nature (owner operates property as a business; residents are scheduled for the use of the buildings for various time lengths; use of residence a bed and breakfast), and exceeds the $6,400 market value, the review of a Shoreline substantial development permit and a Shoreline Conditional Use Permit are needed, as evaluated in a public hearing by the Mason County Hearing Examiner. If the property operates as a commercial land use (providing services, supplies, or instruction to the public and users; use of residence as bed and breakfast), the review of a Shoreline Conditional Use Permit evaluated in a public hearing by the Mason County Hearing Examiner is needed, even if the improvements on the property may not exceed the $6,400 market value to require a substantial development permit. The applicants discussed the use of a pedestrian ramp over the existing steps along the bulkhead to assist with accessing the saltwater and beach; they would be allowed for temporary placement on the steps for daily use and limited to no more that 3-ft. width. An umbrella or shade structure would be allowed in the buffer but no closer than 20 feet from the bulkhead and the structure would need to be taken down daily to limit obstruction of views. http://www.co.mason.wa.us/permits/main.php?caseno=PAR2014-00004&ca... 4/24/2014 Information for permit: PAR2014-00004 Page 3 of 4 Environ. Health 01/30/2014 02/13/2014 DONE LMB JLM Review Change of use will require water adequacy review. Provide populations estimates to determine if water system need to be converted to Group A system. Water system manager will need to sigh off on water adequacy. Septic system will need to be evaluated by a designer to address additional waste strength and modifications to system (ie time dosing) to ensure system maintains viability. B & B operations will require a food establishment permit. Fire Marshal Review 01/30/2014 02/12/2014 DONE DLC When a structure is classified as an R1 occupancy a fire sprinkler system and automatic fire alarm would need to be installed in addition to all other specification of the building and fire codes. Building 01/30/2014 02/12/2014 DONE DLC Plan Review Document distributed during meeting is attached to this case. The doc identifies R3 and R1 uses and information necessary to change the use from existing R3 to other than R3. The existing single family dwelling is classified as an R3 occupancy. Referencing the 2012 International Building Code R3 occupancies are limited to 10 or fewer transient occupants and 16 or fewer non transient occupants. When occupants exceed 10 the structure may be classified as R1 and a change of use permit would be required. An occupant would be a person using the structure for sleeping purposes. See BCC 2014-00004 Meeting 02/12/2014 DONE PIB PAR2014-00004 APPLICANT: MARK FISCHER, KRISTEN SEABURY MEETING DAY &TIME: WEDS, FEB 12th 1:15/1:30 pm -2:30 pm PARCEL NUMBER: 32424-22-00000 SITE ADDRESS: 31 N. HIDDEN COVE LANE, LILLIWAUP, WA 98555 PROJECT DESCRIPTION: TO DISCUSS USE OF PROPERTY LOCATION: BLDG III, 426 W CEDAR STREET, SHELTON, WA 98584 PLANNER: ALLAN BORDEN, ext 365 ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH: LEE BOAD, ext 547 http://www.co.mason.wa.us/permits/main.php?caseno=PAR2014-00004&ca... 4/24/2014 Information for permit: PAR2014-00004 Page 4 of 4 Application 01/30/2014 DLC Received Public Works 01/30/2014 FJP Review Access is to a private road so all access issues and approvals will need to be addressed by the owners of the road Permit Fees Fee Type D mount Amount Paid Planning Pre-App Fee $ 255.00 $ 255.00 Environ. Health $ 150.00 $ 150.00 Review Total Fees: $ 405.00 $ 405.00 Amount Outstanding: $ 0.00 Conditions No conditions on this case Building Planning Environmental Search our Home Home Health Home Disclaimer Site http://www.co.mason.wa.us/permits/main.php?caseno=PAR2014-00004&ca... 4/24/2014 +Y-.� *Y:•.D„ it ` s - l3'r.. {# 1� ,. . . I. r. tiY R- t ;_. 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Johnson Np in and for the sofW res at (NS) Mail to:hold REL MTGE Vol 180 Mtges,page 419 171399 Nov 29,1957 at 11:42 AM COMPARED Nov 25,1957 KAMBTP: That The Peninsula State Bank, dig Harbor,Wn. a Corp org and exist under the laws of the SofW DOES HEREBY CERT That a cart mtge bear date July 14,1956,rec July 17,1956 on page 501,in vol 171 of Mtges. Roe of MC,SofW Aud Fee No.164773 made and exec by John Richard Shellgren and Joy L.Shellgren, - h and w, to The Peninsula} State Bank,Gig Harbor,Wn. redeemtog with the debt and moneys sec thereby,fully pd ` and is hereby sat,ral and disch. s In Witness Whereof = Dated"** The Peninsula State Bank Corp Seal Gig Harbor, Washington By N.Car; Nielsen,Its Pres. Eugene OA Pearson, Its Sec. Ack Nov 25,1957 by N.Carl Neilsen and Eugene O.Pearson, to me known to be the Vice Pres and Sec of the corp that exec the within and foregoing instr' t before Mavie C.Nielsen Np in and for the SofW res at Gig)Harbor. Mail to:John R.Shellgren,Allyn,Wn. - SAT MTGE Vol 180 Mtges,page 420 171400 Nov 29,1957 at 3:27 PM COMPARED Nov 29,1957 The undersigned hereby cart that the Mtge dated Oct 61 1955, exed by James G.Bennett and Louise Bennett, h and w, to Seattle First National Bank, toosee the sum ,of $7150.00 filed in the office of the Aud of M ,W n 697 in ad office,tog with and rec in vol 166 of mtges on page 234, the debt thereby sec,is fully pd and disch. {•..;��� '� � it i It.-:_' Cont.Page 2 171397 *** lumbing tt� fixtures and in see he ay fL° the m of desc p star# to sec the pay of the sum of $1E000.00 tog with int thereon as evid by a prom note of even date herewith signed by the grs and any and the mt subsess q ome duhereof due or owing by grs to the mtgee during _ as avid in any note or notes of subseq date signed by the ssec. The mtgrs and ay referring maanner this andgatatimea therein set forth. or notes shall be pay 1 Open-End: Th , andeshall understood mtorsefor what alladvan esas ma Open Endo theMtge, g for ur and made by it to the mtgr or his by prop promenote,given at any in any amnt which is duly eAd by P P P time bef the rol and cancellation of this mtge. 1 Cov•tt✓a;* yr Taxes andiF1Hf* Dated John S. Pearson Lois A. Pearson Ack Nov 27,1957 by John S- Pearson and Lois A. Pearson, h and w, before Alden C. Bayley NP in and for the SofW res _ at Shelton. (NS) Mail to:Cap Sav & In Ass1n,Olympia,Wn1 W D Vol 182 Deeds,page 313 171398 Nov 29,1957 at 11:16 AM COMPARED Sept 10,1957 The Grtrs V.T.Redman and Ruth Redman, h and w now and at all times since acq title to the hereinaft desc re est, of LilliwauP,Wn. for and in cons of the sum of $8500.00 to them s;tat re iHHt conv and Warr to Paul V.Larson and Nina A. Larson,h and w; Lester W. Storaasli and Carol H.Storaasli, ati h and w; Teo V. Gaume and Ruth Gaume, h and w; and Orville =s Eldon Kyllo and Helen R.L.Kyllo, h and w, the foil desc re est sit in the CofM, SO", tow it: A tract of land in Government Lot one (1),Section twenty- four (24) ,Township twentyfour (24),North,Range three (3) = West,W.M., in Mason County,Washing ton,more particuls.rly describe as follows: BEGINNING at the meander Corner to Section thirteen (13) and twentyfour (24),above township andt!r�anseyon the West shore of Hood Canal; run thence Test along the South 31°33� between said Sections 13 and 24, 03.7 fe West 49.6 feet to the most Northerly corner and initial W39 Onfoot of the tract 29 1eWeste31.9bfeeththenence ceoSouthuth 1630101 East 206.2 - and South 23 °23 feet more or less,to the Easterly line of said Government Lot 1;thence North 1°10t West along said Easterly line 100.0 feet; 6, thence North 690401 West 155.5 feet to the initial point; TOGEHTER withtidelands of the second class as conWed by the Stateiabove-describedn front upland tracdjacent to or � abutting upon the t. SUBJECT TO (1)Resery of minerals,etc-,as prov by Section I } t • � I Cont.page 2 171398 COMPARED `- a 7873 of RemingtonFs Revised Statutes,and resery of right to �yq? a rov b Section 8082 of sd Stat 40 acq rights of way,etc., s p Y as cont In deed from the S of W, to John A.Ahl,filed for roe Sept 30,1911,and roe in Vol 22 of Desds,page 632,rec of M�,W (2)Resery of minerals,etc.,as prov by Section7873 of RemingtonFs Revised Stat,and resery of right to cq rights of way,etc„as prov by Section 8082 of sd StatIas cont in deed from 12the State of Washington,to Ferdinand Schmitz,dated Sept 17,1 9 for ed roe Oct 8,1912,and roc in Vol 26 of Doeds,page 3662rec of Mc,W (3) Ccnds,restr,excepts and resery cent in the orig inatr from which priv titles stem. ;. 'vt And the Grtrs conv and q c to the Grtees herein an undivided ,! X _ 1/15th int in and to the water system and spring supplying water for sd water system now in use on sd Government Lot four (4) ,Section thirteen (13) ,Township twentyfour (24) , North, Range three (3) West,W.M.,provided,the buyer shall be responsible from the date of this deed for 1/15th cost of the operation, r4 repair,and renewal of the sd water system and Sellers do not guarantee the quality of the water as to purity or quantity =r as being sufficient to furnish the Buyers with sufficient water. 4 It is understood that the Sellers have no permit from the SofW to approhpriate,divert and use sd water but the Sellers will make application for a permit so to do and the Grtrs further y v conv and c to the Grtees herein a i in an to e herainaft d-sc re est tows t: Beginning at the meander corner to Sections thirteen (13) twenty four (24),Tcwnship twentyfour (24) North,Range three and is (3) twentyWest,W .;run thanes West along the section line between and twent four (24) 212.9 feet . Said Sections thirteen (13) Y ; =� to a point on the Easterly right of way line of Primary State Highway No.9 (Olympic Highway) ;tbence South 380101 West 18.15 feet to the initial point of the tract hereby described; W{ run thence South 50028E East 96.q feet; thence South 8 023E i West 355.6 fee thence South 58 57F East 80.9 feet; thence South 31°031 West 99.1 feet;thence South 10°12F East 54.3 feet to the shore line of Hood Canq,l,said description forming the <µ Easterly boundary to the entra7c e roadway and comet beach. as < shown on the survey plat byW.O.Watson under date April,1956; returnip(4 thence to initial point run South 38°101 West along th6 Easterly right ofway line of said State Highway and '+ across the entrafte-of the private road heretofore mentioned thirty feet to establish the initial point of the Westerly boundary of said roadway and community beach; thence South 25040E East THENCE South 500281 42. feet; 35.8 feet; thence South 29023E West 346.6 feet; thence South 7022E East 168.6 feet to the said shore line of Hood Canal,toget er with a non exclusive or etuel ri ht to enter upon and in common e r s ra C urchasors of land in Government hot 1 Section2 and Govornmen owns p F or ange est .M. use and enjoy o ec on , F• y�'' t s as a means o n�ress o an egress from the above F esc an ar n ascend class tlaelanas _U: 1 er providing that no vehicle of an kind motor or otherwise snarl oe x upon tne s(' land eXCOPt tem2oraril:yor t e ur of loading_ an un o ng oats, rov ood etc, an a free and unobstruct ed at all passage o secon c ass i e ands shall be maintain e er9 conv o uyers, e r a rs,exac,an a ,succ and assigns not less than an undivided 1/50th int in and to c S r Olympus Cameras and housings Shoulder Saver hangers Faber SCUBA Tanks Cochran Computers Dive Alert EEzyCut Line Cutter Franco Maps Henderson and NeoSports Wet Suits Surfacemarker safety sausages Light Et Motion Sola lights Weezle Undergarments Si-Tech Dry Gloves (once you go dry, you'll never go wet again) USIA, DUI, Waterproof and OS Systems Dry Suits SeaCure Mouthpieces Trident Diving Accessories St. Moritz Watches XS Scuba Innovative Scuba Zeagle Systems BCDs and Regulators 4 A iH OPEN WATER DIVER CLASS SALE COMING EVENTS:_,CLASSES, DIVES, MEETINGS AND_MORE CATALINA DIVE TRIP SPRING BREAK 2014 DIVE BONAIRE.._MAY 2014 DIVE_TRUK ._LAGOON 20.1.5 Private Sale, $350 Open Water Diver Certification Class Start the year off by sharing a great deal on HydroSports Open Water ► Diver class with your friends or family. 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Friday we board the ferry for our return to Long Beach late in the morning. The trip cost for each diver is $725. Non-divers come with us for $399 Bonaire May 16 to 24, 2014 We're taking over most of the Divi Flamingo Resort on the island of Bonaire for one week next year. This is going to be a super trip and we've already had nearly a dozen folks sign up. We have room for another 4 ' - guests. Our partners on �� this trip, PCH Scuba in Los Angeles will be a bringing another 40 `' divers. L The $2175 Trip Package Includes: - Round trip air from either LAX or Portland to Bonaire. Based on estimate. Final quote available on July 1 , 2013. - 7 nights std. accommodation at DIVI Flamingo Beach Resort based on double occupancy with early check-in guarantee. Contact us for nondiver, single, triple, and children rates. - 5 days 2-tank boat diving plus unlimited shore tanks. Weights, tanks and belt. Add 3rd boat dive daily for $60. Add unlimited Nitrox for $140. - Breakfast daily. Add daily lunch for $166. - Airport transfers - Hotel taxes To learn about details of the trip click HERE to go to the flyer. Dive Truk Lagoon Fall 2015 We're headed to Truk Lagoon August 30- Sept.6, 2015. Truk is home to hundreds of World War II ships, planes, tanks, submarines and artifacts resting on the bottom of a huge protected atoll. We'll be aboard the Truk Odyssey, one of only two live aboard ships that cater to divers in the wreck diving mecca. Have a rebreather? This trip's for you. Tech training? This trips for you. New to diving? This trip's for you. Click HERE to visit the Truk Odyssey web site. We plan to offer an extension to Palau following this trip. - We're so excited about Truk that w we're holding a week on the , 34 Odyssey in 2016 as well with a Field artillery on Nipo Maru planned extension to Yap. We're expecting the contract next week and will have prices soon. Click HERE to add your name to the Truk Lagoon interest list. Dear (Contact First Name), Thank you for supporting our local business community! HydroSports has been serving the Pacific Northwest diving community since its incorporation in 1994. You honor us with your continued support and referrals. S Your privacy is important to us. We never �� j. sell, rent or share your contact information. If you wish to be removed from our email list please use the safe unsubscribe link below. 00A If you change your email address, please OP let us know. HydroSports Dive and Travel 3846 River Road North Keizer, Oregon 97303 503-304-5383 mark@hydrosports.com Photo • Photo Noel Mak 6/10/2014 Exercise Science:Scuba-Advanced I Willamette UnNersity W I L L A M E T T E W UNIVERSITY Scuba - Advanced • Scuba - Advanced • EXSA 045X • Mark Fischer (m,ailto:mark(abhydrosports.com) • xxx-xxx-xxxx Welcome to the PADI Advanced Open Water Certification Class. Open water divers will expand their skills, comfort and knowledge beyond the Open Water diver level. Advanced divers will prepare to and participate in five dives over the course of a weekend trip to Hoodsport, Washington. Divers will participate in a deep dive, night dive, underwater navigation dive, search and recovery dive, and underwater naturalist dive. A dry suit dive is optional. This half-semester course includes Orientation, five class sessions, five in-pool dives, and an Open Water Weekend. The complete course schedule will be distributed during Orientation. All classes must be taken in sequence. If you miss a class, it must be made up before the following class meeting. Please bring a swimming suit and towel to all pool sessions. Please note that class sessions may not necessarily be twice a week. Please note that class start and end times may sometimes vary. General Information SCUBA courses are conducted in accordance with the Professional Association of Diving Instructors (PAD0 (http://www.padi.com/) certification program; PADI's program is the most widely-recognized and respected diving certification in the world. PADI-certified staff members from HydroSports Dive and Travel (http:j6yww.hydrosr)orts.com/) conduct all classroom, confined water and open water sessions. Please note the following: • The required program fee is $600 each semester. The subsequent benefits of both courses are listed below. • The program fee is automatically charged to your student account upon http:/MwN.Willamette.edLi/cWexsci/acti\ity_courses/descriptions/scuba-advanced/ 1/2 6/10/2014 Exercise Science:Scuba-Advanced I Willamette University registration. • There is no refund of any or all of the program fee after the first class session. • Both Beginning and Advanced courses are half-semester courses only; consult the Office of the Re ig strar course schedule._(../../../../../dept/registrar/index.html) for more information. • Each student must complete a Medical Statement. Some students may have to seek the advise of a physician prior to engaging in dive activities. • Students are encouraged to review the Activity Course Policies and Regulations ( /../policies.html) . Program Benefits The $600 program fee includes the following benefits: Students will be provided with: • Open Water Diver Manual, or Advanced Open Water Diver Manual, log book pages and Recreational Dive Planner. • Free six-month subscription to Dive Training Magazine. • PADI Open Water Certification Card (Beginning) or PADI Advanced Open Water Certification Card upon successful completion of the class. • Meals, transportation, lodging, beach fees and air fills on the scheduled Open Water Training Weekend, held in Hoodsport Washington. Each student will receive the following items, which become his/her personal property ($250 value): Beginning Advanced • mask • underwater flashlight • snorkel • visual surface signaling device • fins • audible surface signaling device and cutting tool All Rental SCUBA Equipment required for the class will be provided, including: • Buoyancy Compensating Device (BCD) • Regulator with complete Console, power inflator hose and Alternate Air Source • Tanks and Air • Pool Wet suit if needed • Pool Weight Belt • Open Water Wet suit • Open Water Weight belt • Gear box • Boots, Gloves and Hood • any other equipment necessary to meet safety and training standards Department of Exercise Science I Willamette University 900 State Street Salem, Oregon 97301 1 503-370-6894 voice 503-370-6773 fax I mgratzwegwillamette.edu http:/AwAv.wIamette.edu/cla/exsci/act\AtUourses/descriptions/scuba-advanced/ 2/2 HydroSports: Summer's Here, Let's Go Dive! Page 1 of 10 Summer's Here . Let's Get Diving ! .-=1 9$A%T Join us on Meetup Dive and Travel www.hydrosports.com Find us on Facebook Greetings! What's on your agenda this summer? Tending your garden? Extended bike rides? Travel with your family? No matter what your plans are, make room for some underwater exploration and aquatic therapy. Our team has a growing list of local and regional dive opportunities planned over the next few months: Fish ID classes and Great Annual Fish Count surveys, Big Cliff Reservoir drift dives, boat dives at the Detroit Reservoir and Family Camp and Dive weekend at Clear Lake to name a few. HydroSports Education Team has grown and we're excited to dive with you. Kelly Schiedler and Noel Mak have completed their PADI Divemaster training. Dick A. Holihan Jr is days away from completing DM training. Congratulations to these three addicted divers on becoming professional members of PADI. We're recruiting divers for both Rescue Diver and Divemaster programs this summer. If you are ready to take the next step up the PADI education ladder there is no better team that ours at HydroSports to help you reach your diving goals and dreams. Call today to learn more. Best fisches, Mark Fischer and the entire HydroSports Education Team 3846 River Road North Keizer OR 97303 http://archive.constantcontact.com/fs 15 1/1 1 02236947543/archive/1 1 1 3 827490685.htm1 3/18/2015 HydroSports: Summer's Here, Let's Go Dive! Page 2 of 10 503-304-5383 www.hydrosports.com RECOMMEND US TO YOUR FRIENDS TABLE OF CONTENTS CLICK A LINK TO JUMP TO THE STORY DIVE COZUMEL, FEBRUARY 2014 COMING EVENTS, CLASSES, DIVES, MEETINGS AND MORE SHERWOOD WISDOM 3 COMPUTER SALE MISSILE SILO DIVE, ROOM FOR ONE MORE WRECK TREK, SIX WRECKS + TWO DRIFT DIVES IN THREE DAYS OCEANIC HOSELESS COMPUTER SALE DIVE BONAIRE, MAY 2014 GREAT ANNUAL FISH COUNT DIVES AND FREE FISH ID CLASS Connect with Jay and Kristen in Cozumel February 14 to 22, 2014 Y r `i a With gentle currents and visibility often reaching in excess of 100 feet, Cozumel is a fabulous place for easy and exciting drift diving. Find out just how relaxing Cozumel drifting can be! http://archive.constantcontact.com/fsl 51/1102236947543/archive/1113 827490685.html 3/18/2015 HydroSports: Summer's Here, Let's Go Dive! Page 3 of 10 See breath-taking healthy coral and sponges and unique marine life as you ride the currents. We're diving with Aldora Divers, the premier dive operator in Cozumel. Why? Choose steel 80, 100 or 120 cubic foot tanks. 70 minute bottom times (air supply permitting). Surface interval on the beach at a local cantina (not floating in the sun). FAST boats (shorter run time to dive sites). Our choice of dive sites (not where the boat captain wants to go). Aldora excels in providing personalized service, extended bottom times, great boats, and you never have to haul your gear or even clean it! They do it all! All inclusive price, $1799 per person double occupancy includes: - Deposit by June 20 and save $50 on nitrox for all boat dives - Round trip Airfare from Portland - 7 Nights All-Inclusive Accommodations at Hotel Cozumel - 5 Days of 2-Tank Boat Diving with Aldora Divers - All Food and Drinks (including alcohol) - Airport Transfers, Marine Park Fee . Divers must have Advanced Open Water Diver certification . Limited to 14 guests. . $200 deposit due at booking. . Balance due November 15, 2013. . Note: All trip deposits and payments are non-refundable and non-transferable. . Trip Cancellation Insurance is highly recommended. Click H E RE for the trip flyer. Call HydroSports for further information. o Coming Events Great Annual Fish Count: Fish ID Class June 26, 6 PM Open Water Class 189 Orientation: June 27, 6 PM Missile Silo Dive: June 29/30 Discover Scuba: July 2, 16 and 23 Shop Closed July 4 Dive Club Meeting July 10: Meet Roddy Winton, UK, Waterproof, Sea and Sea Advanced Open Water class orientation: July 11 Open Water training weekend: July 13 and 14 Great Annual Fish Count dives: July 13 and 14 Dive Propulsion Specialty class and pool: July 18, Dives August 23 to 25 Drift Diver Specialty Class: July 17, dives Big Cliff Reservoir July 21 Open Water Diver Class orientation: July 25 http://archive.constantcontact.com/fsl 51/1102236947543/archive/1113 827490685.html 3/18/2015 HydroSports: Summer's Here, Let's Go Dive! Page 4 of 10 Detroit Reservoir AOW Class Boat Dives: July 27 Rescue Diver Class Orientation: Orientation July 31 Altitude Diver Specialty Class: August 1 , dives August 23 to 25 Open Water training weekend: August 3 and 4 Dive Club Meeting: August 14 Equipment Specialty Class: August 17 Discover Scuba: August 8 and 20 Clear Lake Camp and Dive weekend: August 23 to 25 Wreck Trek: Ship Wreck dive trip, Canada, September 20 to 24 Call or visit HydroSports to learn more or register for these events. Sherwood Wisdom 3 Sale HERINt? DUBA For a limited time, Sherwood WILL PAY YOU Scuba will deduct $125.00 off the purchase of a new White >` t Wisdom3 Computer (r GI225 H) when you send then, any old dive computer. Normally. this$125 � FOR ANY DIVE computer retails for $825.00, with this promotion you can COMPUTER purchase this computer for WORKING OR NOT! only$699.99. Offer expires July 312013. Call HydroSports to order or learn more. M, I Room for One More Diver June 29 to 30: Dive a Titan One Missile Silo in Royal City, WA History Buffs! Do You Remember? • The Cold War • The Cuban Missile Crisis http://archive.constantcontact.com/fsl 51/1102236947543/archive/1 113 827490685.html 3/18/2015 HydroSports: Summer's Here, Let's Go Dive! Page 5 of 10 • Duck and Cover Drills • Mutually Assured Destruction • Air Raid Sirens • Nikita Khrushchev • JFK The Berlin Wall Travel into history and dive two decommissioned Titan I missile silos located in the farm land of central Washington. The silos are 165 feet deep, filled with 110 feet of crystal clear ground water and accessed through tunnels 300 feet from the "ready room." This unique dive is a combination of a night dive, deep dive and cavern dive. Join HydroSports and explore this historic site June 30, 2013. The $230 trip fee includes two guided dives in the Titan I complex, lodging June 29 in Ellensburg, Washington and a souvenir t-shirt. The dive is limited to 6 divers. A $50 deposit is due with your reservation. Balance due June 15. Minimum requirements are: Advanced certification or higher required Photocopy verification of C Cards Recent Cold Water Dives Night Diving Light and backup Tank light Statement of Understanding Missile Silo Waiver Pony Bottle Good physical shape - walk in is moderately difficult ................................................................................................................. More Dive Six Wrecks Plus ! ! Travel Two Drift Dives in Three Days! News ! We're headed to British Columbia on a Wreck Trek. Join me for three days of diving this coming September 20 to 24. We'll dive six, count 'em, six wrecks in two days with one additional day of wall-diving among the cloud sponges. ! E ! ! ! ! ! Our itinerary: http://archive.constantcontact.com/fsl 51/1102236947543/archive/1113 827490685.html 3/18/2015 HydroSports: Summer's Here, Let's Go Dive! Page 6 of 10 p Friday September 20: Travel to Victoria, BC Saturday September 21 : Dive the HMCS Mackenzie, GB Church and Boeing 737 Sunday September 22: Dive the Cape Breton, HMCS Saskatchewan and Riv Tow Lion Tug Monday September 23: Dive Race Rocks, a fabulous drift dive. 1 ! 1 R ! E E The trip includes three nights of lodging in Victoria and one night's lodging in Nanaimo and your choice of a Wreck or Deep ! diver specialty certification. R R e ° ' Not included: f E ! [ E E ! f . Meals . Ferry to/from Victoria . Specialty manual and certification application . Dive gear, air or nitrox fills 1 R f E E Trip cost: $899 per person. $250 deposit. i 1 Max 12 divers. Room for 4 more. Balance due August 15. ! R ! View the flyer by clicking this link: A http•//www hydrosports com/dirmain/Travel/wrecktrek2013.pdf r r / E i ! E ! R ' ! 1 E ! E ! f F E E E E ! ! E ! E e � 1 i R [ i E R ' f ! i r ! [ r e r e E E r f � f r e ! f � ! ! 4 r E E E 1 ! r E R R E e 1 E _ R ! 1 E E ! 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This is going to be a super trip and we've already had nearly a dozen folks sign up. We have room for another 10. Our partners on this trip, PCH Scuba in Los Angeles will -� : be bringing another 40 divers. The $2100 Trip Package ' " � Includes: - Round trip air from either LAX or Portland to Bonaire. Based on estimate. Final quote available on July 1 , 2013. - 7 nights std. accommodation at DIVI Flamingo Beach Resort based on double occupancy with early check-in guarantee. Contact us for nondiver, single, triple, and children rates. - 5 days 2-tank boat diving plus unlimited shore tanks. Weights, tanks and belt. Add 3rd boat dive daily for $60. Add unlimited Nitrox for $140. - Breakfast daily. Add daily lunch for $166. - Airport transfers - Hotel taxes To learn about details of the trip click HERE to go to the flyer. Great Annual Fish Count 2013 Come join us and participate in the 2013 Great Annual Fish Count. HydroSports Dive and Travel, a REEF Field Station will host two activities as part of the annual event held during the month of July. The Great Annual Fish Count Activities are held hnp://archive.constantcontact.com/fsl5l/1102236947543/archive/1113827490685.htm1 3/18/2015 HydroSports: Summer's Here, Let's Go Dive! Page 9 of 10 each year to introduce divers and snorkelers to fish watching and to increase awareness of our marine resources. Fish Identification Class to be held Wednesday evening June 26th from 6 PM to 9 PM at HydroSports . The Fish ID class is free of charge and will introduce the basics of fish identification and the 40 most common fish encountered in the Pacific North West. ID Class will be taught by Carol and Gregg Cline, Expert Fish Surveyors who are both part of the REEF Advanced Assessment Team for the PNW. FISH Survey Dives. Take your new knowledge of PNW fishes and join us for survey/fun dives to be held on July 13th and 14th in the Hoodsport area of the Hood Canal. Underwater survey paper and Reef Slates will be available at the Yellow House in Hoodsport, as well as suggestions for dive sites. Fish ID Reference books and resources will be available at the Yellow house July 13th and 14th. Anyone can participate; (and attendance at the ID class is not required to participate in the dives). Limited space is available for lodging at the Yellow house in Hoodsport, WA. Contact Mark Fisher at HydroSports Dive and Travel to reserve your space, mark@hydrosports.com . Call Contact Carol Cline at cccline@hotmail.com for further information and with class questions. Camping and hotels are also available in the area. Please RSVP or send us an email if you plan to attend either event. HydroSports Dive and Travel 503-304-5383 Carol/ Gregg Cline 503-391 -5969 or cell 503-851 -3538 Dear (Contact First Name), Thank you for supporting our local business community! HydroSports has been serving the Pacific Northwest diving community since its incorporation in 1994. You honor us with your continued support and referrals. Your privacy is important to us. We never sell, t� rent or share your contact information. If you wish to be removed from our email list please use the 4 n � � http://archive.constantcontact.com/fs l 5 l/1102236947543/archive/1113 827490685.htm1 3/18/2015 HydroSports: Summer's Here, Let's Go Dive! Page 10 of 10 safe unsubscribe link below. If you change your email address, please let us know. HydroSports Dive and Travel 3846 River Road North Keizer, Oregon 97303 503-304-5383 mark@hydrosports.com www.hydrosports.com rr ` "'t \ by. eiKif t,, y http://archive.constantcontact.com/fsl 51/1102236947543/archive/1113 827490685.htm1 3/18/2015 Pacific Adventure Hood Canal dive links -pacadventure Page 1 of 2 Home Dive Shops,Clubs,Photography The Boat Diving Information and Marine Identification Dive Sites Camping,Hiking,Weather&other useful info About Us Places to Stay and Places to Eat Schedules Price&Info Local information for Brinnon North Hood Canal Chamber of Commerce Directions Brinnoninfo.com Sight Seeing Photos Links E-Magus Dive Shops JOIN U,ON Washington Oregon _ facebook Hoodsport& jHoodsport Dive Pacific Adventure Octopus Gardens jPort Townsend 308913 Hwy 101 Sound Dive Bremerton H dros ORS Keizer Brinnon Wa.99320 I Pacific NW Vancouver Eugene Skin Divers Eugene (206)714-1482 Scuba Underwater 7locations in Puget Sound Salem Scuba Salem seem I Sailfrn Dive Adventures iSeattle i Under Water Works Tigard Lighthouse Lynwood-Tacoma-Seattle Bubbles Below Woodinville PHOTOGRAPHY TL Sea Diving Des Moines Optical Ocean Sales ;Seattle(Photo equipment sales,service,training) Pacific Northwest Adttm3DrnNt lBellingham Underwater Photographic on-line publication and web site Under Societe Seven Seas Scuba wancouver Spokane Scuba Spokane Thunder Reel Vancouver,Wa. Divers Dive Clubs ........ _ ......... — - .._ ....._.___ Washington Oregon Emerald Sea Edmonds Dive Club Ore on Scuba Divers Portland Moss Bay Dive Kirkland Eugene Dive Club Club Marker Buov Seattle Dive Club Kelp Krawlers 'Olympia/Shelton Depth Chargers Other Great Web Sites D&S Photo-ra h NR'GratefulDivencom Jell fish Education.com back to tap Diving and Marine Information Links: ➢ Divers Alert Network (medical info and research) ➢ Marine Life of the North East Pacific (critter information) ➢ Northwest Dive News (publication) ➢ NWDiveClub.eom (The BEST local online dive forum) ➢ PADI (certification agency) ➢ Pacific States Marine Fisheries Commission (critter information) ➢ REEF (environmental education foundation) hup://www.pacadventure.com/links.htm 3/18/2015 Pacific Adventure Hood Canal dive links -pacadventure Page 2 of 2 • -1 ➢ The Slu2Site (critter information) ➢ The Slug Site (critter information) ➢ Sea Stars of the Pacific Northwest Great pace complements of Neil McDaniel back to ton Useful Information: ➢ State Parks&Campgrounds ➢ Olympic National Forest ➢ Washineton Fish and Wildlife ➢ Washineton Fern.,Schedules ➢ Local Weather....Weather Undereround ➢ Local Weather...NOAA back to top Houses and B&B is These houses are owned by different individuals that have fixed them up for vacation rentals. These places are reaUv nice,please check them out! Click on the individual links for details and rates. ➢ Elk Meadows B&B and Farm e-mail (360)796-4886 Brinnon (about 8 miles north and west of us) ➢ Vacation Homes on Hood Canal e-mail (888) 796-3440 Multiple Locations! Check this one out! ➢ Triton Cove Beach House e-mail (253)820-0243 Triton Cove (about 6 miles south of us) ➢ Hood Canal Waterfront Cabin e-mail (206)915-3742 Lilliwaup (about 18 miles south of us) Local Accommodations: ➢ Houseboats for Two (800)966-5942 Pleasant Harbor Marina ➢ The Harbor House(-.in (360)7964064 Pleasant Harbor Marina ➢ Mount Walker Inn (360)765-3410 Quilcene ➢ The Yellow House(t-..u) (425)771-8820 Hoodsport ➢ Creekside Inn (360)877-9686 Hoodsport ➢ Glen-Ayr Canal Resort (360)877-9522 Hoodsport ➢ The Waterfront at Potlatch (360)877-9422 Potlatch ➢ Mikes Beach Resort (800)231-5324 10 miles S of Pleasant Harbor ➢ Rest-A-While (360)877-9474 Hoodsport back to top Places to Eat. ➢ The Marina Cafe (Great Sandwiches&Pizza!) Pleasant Harbor Marina ➢ Geoduck Restaurant&Bar Brinnon ➢ Halfway House Brinnon ➢ Eagle Creek Saloon Lilliwaup (great fish&drips) ➢ Inn at Hoodsport Hoodsport bock to ton http://www.pacadventure.com/links.htm 3/18/2015 Exercise Science: Scuba - Beginning I Willamette University Page 1 of 2 W I L L A M E T T E IrN UNIVERSITY Scuba - Beginning • Scuba - Beginning • EXSA 044X • Mark Fischer (mailto:mark(aD_hydrosports.com) • 503-304-5383 Welcome to the PADI Open Water Certification Class. This is your first step in what we hope will be a long and exciting association with SCUBA Diving. This half-semester course consists of Orientation, five in-class Modules, five in-pool dives, written final exam, and an Open Water Weekend. A complete schedule will be available at Orientation. Please note that class/pool sessions may not necessarily be held twice a week. Please note that class start and end times may sometimes vary. All classes must be completed in sequence. If you miss a class, it must be made up before the following class meeting. Please bring a swimming suit and towel to all pool sessions. We depart for the Open Water Weekend at 2 pm on Friday, and return to campus Sunday approximately 6 pm. General Information SCUBA courses are conducted in accordance with the Professional Association of Diving Instructors (PAD[) (http://www.padi.com/) certification program; PADI's program is the most widely-recognized and respected diving certification in the world. PADI-certified staff members from HydroSports Dive and Travel (http://www.hydrosports.com/,)conduct all classroom, confined water and open water sessions. Please note the following: • The required program fee is $600 each half-semester course. • The program fee is automatically charged to your student account upon registration. • There is no refund of any or all of the program fee after the first class session. • Both Beginning and Advanced courses are half-semester courses only; consult the Office of the Registrar course schedule (../../../../../deot/registrar/index.html) for more information. • Each student must complete a Medical Statement. Some students may have to seek the advise of a physician prior to engaging in dive activities. http://www.willamette.edu/cla/exsci/activity_courses/descriptions/scuba-begin/ 3/18/2015 Exercise Science: Scuba - Beginning I Willamette University Page 2 of 2 4 4. • Students are encouraged to review the Activity Course Policies and Regulations (J..Ipolicies.html) . Program Benefits The $600 program fee includes the following benefits: Students will be provided with: • Mask, snorkel, and fins ($250 value) • Open Water Diver Manual, or Advanced Open Water Diver Manual, log book pages and Recreational Dive Planner. • Free six-month subscription to Dive Training Magazine. • Student Diver Accident Insurance ($25,000 limit) • PADI Open Water Certification Card (Beginning) upon successful completion of the class. • Meals, transportation, lodging, beach fees and air fills on the scheduled Open Water Training Weekend, held in Hoodsport Washington. All Rental SCUBA Equipment required for the class will be provided, including: • Boots • Buoyancy Compensating Device (BCD) • Regulator with complete Console, power inflator hose and Alternate Air Source • Tanks and Air • Pool Wet suit if needed • Pool Weight Belt • Open Water Wet suit • Open Water Weight belt • Gear box • Gloves and Hood • any other equipment necessary to meet safety and training standards Department of Exercise Science I Willamette University 900 State Street Salem, Oregon 97301 1 503-370-6894 voice 503-370-6773 faxi aschwart(a)willamette.edu http://www.willamette.edu/cla/exsci/activity_courses/descriptions/scuba-begin/ 3/18/2015 REEF Fish Identification Class, FREE! - Willamette Valley Scuba Divers and Explorers (Salem, OR) -... Page 1 of 3 1 Willamette Valley Scuba Divers and Explorers Home Members Sponsors Photos Discussions More Join us! REEF Fish Identification Class,FREE! 14 went June 26,2013.6:oo PM HydroSports Dive and Travel Mark F. Come join us and participate in the 2013 Great Annual ORGANIZER Fish Count.HydroSports Dive and Travel,a REEF Field i Station will host two activities as part of the annual event EVENT HOST held during the month of July.The Great Annual Fish Count Activities are held each year to introduce divers and snorkelers to Ray B. fish watching and to increase awareness of our marine resources. Fish Identification Class to be held Wednesday evening June 26th from 6 PM to 9 PM at HydroSports.The Fish ID class is free of charge and will Carol C.+> introduce the basics of fish identification and the 40 most common fish encountered in the Pacific North West.ID Class A ill be taught by Carol and Gregg Cline,Expert Fish Surveyors who are both part of the REEF Advanced Assessment Team for the PNW. Kelly 5.+i FISH Survey Dives.Take your new knowledge of PNW fishes and join us ASSISTANT for survey/fun dives to be held on July 13th and 14th in the Hoodsport area of the Hood Canal.Underwater survey paper and Reef Slates will be ORGANIZER available at the Yellow House in Hoodsport,as well as suggestions for dive sites.Fish ID Reference books and resources will be available at the Yellow Deanna A.+t house July 13th and 14th. Anyone can participate;(and attendance at the ID class is not required to participate in the dives). itFdsyace is ct Mark Fisher at Hydr Yvonne W. Travel to reserve your space,[masked].Call Co—n-f—act Carol Cline at [masked]for further information and A ith class questions.Camping and hotels are also available in the area. Gary H. Please RSVP or send us an email if you plan to attend either event. HydroSports Dive and Travel[masked] Arias A. Carol/Gregg Cline[masked]or cell[masked] Dick A Join or login to comment. Holihan J. Deanna A. ASSISTANT Cant wait to test my new knowledge and see if 1 can identify a fish or two!haha! ORGANIZER Layne and I will see you guys on friday!! hnp://www.meetup.com/Willamette-Valley-Scuba-Divers-and-Explorers/events/126245682/ 3/18/2015 REEF Fish Identification Class, FREE! - Willamette Valley Scuba Divers and Explorers(Salem, OR) -... Page 2 of 3 July 6,2013 Jonathan ASSISTANT Gary H. ORGANIZER I learned a lot.I am hoping I can make the weekend! 2•June 27,2013 A former member Mark F. Carol and Gregg are always fun instructors.Their extensive knowledge and enthusiasm bring smiles to students faces. 1•June 27,2013 Anas A. Good Idea but the session was kind of boring. June 26,2013 MLA former member I have a shelter meeting that night.Sounds like fun though. June 24,2013 http://www.meetup.com/Willamette-Valley-Scuba-Divers-and-Explorers/events/126245682/ 3/18/2015 REEF Fish Identification Class, FREE! - Willamette Valley Scuba Divers and Explorers(Salem, OR) -... Page 3 of 3 I decided to start Reno Motorcycle Riders Group because I Create a M eetup Group and wanted to be part of a group of people who enjoyed my meet new people passion...I was excited and nervous.Our group has grown by leaps and bounds.I never thought it would be this big. Get started Learn more —Henry,started Reno Motorcycle Riders http://www.meetup.com/Willamette-V alley-Scuba-Divers-and-Explorers/events/126245682/ 3/18/2015 Hydro Sports Dive & Travel Review- Divers Equipment& Supplies in Salem, OR - BBB Business Re... 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Page 3 of 3 Additional Information BBB file opened:February 05,2007 Aeroo Ur N Greenwood Dr NE Business started: 10/01/1994 Aarmo Dr N Business started locally: 10/01/1994 Wnilm Dr N Business incorporated:10/01/1994 in OR ?. rt � Aid Type of Entity _ v Corporation i = a F a Z Business Management R fra T S"ady Ln N Mr.Mark Fischer,President Falls-�;D; Glynbrook St N Cant3fewo;xi tJ Contact Information Principal:Mr.Mark Fischer,President Business Category Directions Enlarge Divers Equipment&Supplies hnp://www.bbb.org/alaskaoregonwestemwashington/business-reviews/divers-equipment-and-supplies/h... 3/18/2015 Great Annual Fish Count Events I Reef Environmental Education Foundation (REEF) Page 1 of 5 Find us on -- Follow us on Contact REEF.org: Log in I Register Search FACEBOOK TWITTER JOIN REEF DONATE SUBMIT REEF TRIPS E-NEWS SHOP lizp DATA Programs Database Resources News About REEF My REEF Home Great Annual Fish Count Events Printer-friendly version Region Event Ty Pacific Coast(PAC) Dives ,w gpply 2014 CAL GAFC: Fish Survey Dive and BBQ JUL Event Type: Dives 26 Region: Pacific Coast (PAC) Fish Survey Dive and BBQ, Saturday, July 26, Barn at San Carlos Beach (Breakwater) Monterey. Sponsored by the Dive Club of Silicon Valley: Please RSVP DCoSV@DCoSV.org NOTE THIS IS A CHANGE! The event is no longer at Lover's Beach in Pacific Grove, but has been moved to San Carlos Beach in Monterey. (aka Breakwater). Registration Instructions: DCoSV@DCoSV.org 2014 PNW GAFC: Fun Fish Survey Dives - Washington JUL Event Type: Dives 12 Region: Pacific Coast (PAC) FUN FISH Survey Dives Whether or not you took our earlier class (see Wednesday July 9th) take your new knowledge of PNW fishes and join us for survey/ fun dives to be held on July 12th in the Hoodsport area of the Hood Canal in Washington. REEF Underwater survey paper and Slates will be available at Sund Rock dive site in Hoodsport, Washington at 9 am. Fish ID Reference books and resources will be available at Sund Rock Dive site. Note: There is a fee for diving at the Sund Rock site, stop at Hoodsport and Dive http://www.reef.org/gafc_events?region=pac&event_type=dive 3/18/2015 Great Annual Fish Count Events I Reef Environmental Education Foundation (REEF) Page 2 of 5 to register and obtain a permit and directions to the dive site.Anyone can participate; (and attendance at the ID class is not required to participate in the dives). Or snorkel if you choose. Contact Carol Cline at cccline@hotmail.com for further information and with any questions. Please RSVP or send an email if you plan to attend either event. Camping and hotels are available in the area. Interested in also earning a Padi Fish ID or Underwater Naturalist Specialty ????? Contact Carol Cline at cccline@hotmail.com or Mark Fischer at mark@ hydrosports.comHyd rosports Dive and Travel 503-304- 5383 for further information on how to register and sign up for the Padi Specialties. For Further information: Carol/ Gregg Cline 503-391-5969 or cell 503-851-3538 Registration Instructions: Contact Carol Cline at cccline@hotmail.com for further information and with any questions. Please RSVP or send an email if you plan to attend either event. 2013 GAFC PNW: Porteau Cove Fish ID class/dives & BBQ JUL Event Type: Dives 21 Region: Pacific Coast (PAC) GAFC Shore-Based Field Surveys: Join Ocean Pro Divers REEF Representatives for a shore dive or snorkel and learn how to do a REEF Survey! • Free • Participants will need to bring all their own gear including a buddy and tanks if diving • Ocean Pro Divers will offer a 25% discount on all gear rentals or fish ID books for participants. • Loaner REEF Slates and Fish ID books will be available, and REEF Survey Forms will be provided. Social Event - BBQ - Survey dive/snorkel will be followed by a BBQ for all participants, friends and family. BBQ fee is $10. How to sign up: Ocean Pro Divers by phone at 604 538 5608 or via email at dive@oceanprodivers.com 2013 CAL GAFC: Survey dives and BBQ at Lovers Point JUL Event Type: Dives 13 Region: Pacific Coast (PAC) 8:00am Fish Survey Dive and BBQ, Saturday, July 13, Sam at Lovers Point Beach, Pacific Grove. Sponsored by the Dive Club of Silicon Valley: Please RSVP DCoSV@DCoSV.org 2013 PNW GAFC: Hood Canal Dives JUL Event Type: Dives 13 Region: Pacific Coast (PAC) to http://www.reef.org/gafc_events?region=pac&event_type=dive 3/18/2015 Great Annual Fish Count Events I Reef Environmental Education Foundation (REEF) Page 3 of 5 JUL Come join us and participate in the 2013 Great Annual Fish Count. Hydrosports Dive and Travel, a �1 REEF Field Station will host two activities as part of the annual event held during the month of July. 14 The Great Annual Fish Count Activities are held each year to introduce divers and snorkelers to fish watching and to increase awareness of our marine resources. FISH Survey Dives Take your new knowledge of PNW fishes and join us for survey/ fun dives to be held on July 13th and 14th in the Hoodsport area of the Hood Canal. Underwater survey paper and Reef Slates will be available at the Yellow House in Hoodsport, as well as suggestions for dive sites. Fish ID Reference books and resources will be available at the Yellow house July 13th and 14th. Anyone can participate; (and attendance at the ID class is not required to participate in the dives). Limited space is available for lodging at the Yellow house in Hoodsport, Wa. Contact Mark Fisher at Hydrosports Dive and Travel to reserve your space. mark@hydrosports.com Or contact Carol Cline at cccline@hotmail.com for further information and with any questions. Camping and hotels are also available in the area. Please RSVP or send us an email if you plan to attend either event. Hydrosports Dive and Travel 503-304-5383 Carol/Gregg Cline 503-391-5969 or cell 503-851-3538 This event is linked with the Fish Identification Class to be held Wednesday evening June 26th from 6 pm to 9pm at Hydrosports Dive and Travel 2012 PNW: Fish ID Seminar, Surveys, and Pot Luck at Salt Water JUL State Park 28 Event Type: Dives 10:00am Region: Pacific Coast (PAC) Join in for a fun day at the Salt Water State Park, conduct a survey dive or two and meet for a pot luck barbecue between dives. Grills will be provided, as well as hot dogs and buns. Bring a pot luck dish to share and your own beverages. REEF slates and survey paper will be available. Join us between 10 am and 4 pm. Barbecue around 12. Please RSVP to cccline@hotmail.com (Carol Cline) if you plan to join us or for more information. Check out Free REEF fish Identification on Pacific North West Fish Class on July 25 from 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. (more information on the calendar). 2012 CAL: Lovers Point Annual Fish Count and BBQ JUL Event Type: Dives 7 Region: Pacific Coast (PAC) http://www.reeforg/gafc_events?region=pac&event type=dive 3/18/2015 Great Annual Fish Count Events I Reef Environmental Education Foundation (REEF) Page 4 of 5 8:ooam Location: Lovers Point Beach, Pacific Grove. Registration Instructions: Dive Club of Silicon Valley Phone: 408 733-4510 Contact: kari@kamtime.com 2011 Nai'a Livaboard - First Field Survey in the South Pacific! JUL Event Type: Dives 12 Region: Pacific Coast (PAC) to Led by Paul Humann, Renowned Author/Photographer and Chairman of REEF's Board 17 divers JUL maximum Two Female Spaces!! 19 1 week Package Includes:- Local taxes, transfer to the ship from the airport or hotels in the Nadi area, transfer back to Nadi at the end of the charter, all meals aboard ship, double occupancy accommodation, tanks, weights, and unlimited air refills. Charter price does not include gratuities, alcoholic beverages (other than the house wine served at dinner), NITROX, gear or camera rentals, and sundry personal purchases from the ship's store. $3225 pp shared cabin (cash/check price). NAI'A offers a built-in 3% discount for cash or check payment. This 3% discount is already built into the package rates that are advertised on all of NAI'A's price sheets and also on the NAI'A website. If paying by CC, please add 3% (add'l $97) Nitrox for 7 Days $150.00 - 32% mixes as well as lower percentage mixes for early-morning deep dives. + $300 REEF Program Fee per diver will be added to each package to cover the cost of the group leader, seminar and survey materials, and data management. Trip Purpose - In 2010 REEF expanded our Fish Survey Program to the South Pacific with an official launch in American Samoa. This will be REEF's first Field Survey using REEF volunteer surveyors to establish baseline data for the Bligh Waters between Fiji's two largest islands. This is a historic REEF cruise! For more information and to reserve your space please contact our dedicated REEF Travel Consultant at 1-877-295-7333 (REEF), or you can e-mail REEF@caradonna.com. Nai'a Website 2011 Dive and Beach BBQ, Laguna Beach CA JUL Event Type: Dives 9 Region: Pacific Coast (PAC) 8:00am Join Philter and dive for the Great Annual Fish Count with REEF. We will be organizing a dive off the coast of Laguna Beach at the Rock Pile with a benefit Beach BBQ to follow at Heisler Park. Saturday July 9th at 8:00am. Proceeds will go to REEF foundation. 2011 CAL Fish Survey Dive and BBQ JUL Event Type: Dives http://www.reef org/gafc_events?region=pac&event_type=dive 3/18/2015 Great Annual Fish Count Events I Reef Environmental Education Foundation (REEF) Page 5 of 5 9 Region: Pacific Coast (PAC) 8:00am Fish Survey Dive and BBQ Saturday, July 9, Diving Starts at 8:00am Lovers Point Beach, Pacific Grove Sponsored by the Dive Club of Silicon Valley Registration Instructions: Contact: Kari Larson kari@kamtime.com 1 2 3 next> last» REEF Headquarters i P.O. 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Representatives for the Fire Marshal's Office,Building Department,Environmental Health, Planning,and Public Works Departments may attend the meeting to discuss rules and regulations applicable to the proposed project Topics covered during the meeting will include the comprehensive plan,shoreline program,zoning,availability of sewer and potable water,development concepts,building construction, fire protection and life safety concerns of the proposed project The pre-submission conference will be most informative when you provide accurate and detailed information on the Pre-Application Conference Application Form and the site plan.Applications will be accepted when all information is received and deemed complete. Pre-Application Conferences are held every Wednesday and last up to one hour. To schedule a meeting icomplete the applications and return with 10 copies of the detailed site plan,by 3:00 PM on the Wednesday two weeks Prior to the Proposed meeting. 1.Pre-Application/Dept of Community Dev. 2.Environmental Health 426 W Cedar Street/PO Box 279 415 N 5* /PO Box 1666 Shelton,WA 98584 Shelton,WA 98594 r 360.427.9670 ext 352 360.427.9670 ext 400 Check amount:$255.00 Check amount:$150.00 BOTH CHECKS MADE PAYABLE:D4ASON COUNTY TREASURER Applican�tf � i( Site Plan Name: Mcy'k Aisc4ee' k,is TPo.�PG ALit/ Submit 6 copies Mailing Address: /O S� Af y k 1Aw:. Cf NA' ffe Ztv C7 6 Include the following information Daytime Telephone:S'0 3-.i//go`/-73 2T Fax: ❑ Indicate Scale and North Arrow Email address: <l n ❑ Property line dimensions,easements, and right-of-ways. Represe;n/tativ�[: Name: /i Y%ST pv2 FrPyr f ❑ The location of all existing and 1 proposed structures.Include square Mailing Address: ?0 C3 o k 1400 Sji F/TJth rl Q S l/ footage of existing and proposed structures. Daytime Telephone: ,0-42.fo-972 9Fax: 344-42 to-Ig02— �7 ❑ Setback distance,in feet from all Email address: k jc'rF61 CAt a IC t-�� AC C� . C Lr%h property lines and structures. Parcel Number.(I2 digits)3242q -12. - C0 oD p 0 Existing and proposed road access to Description of Project: and from the site. Include:1)Square footage of structure,2)Use of building and rooms(i.e., ❑ Parking sites office,warehouse,restaurant,storage,etc),3)Occupancy classification per ❑ Location of on-site sewaee tanks and IBC,Section 302.1,and construction type.4)Provide two sets of plans,if drainfields. available.Use separate sheet if necessary ❑ Location of drinking water supply.Include location on the proposed site and surrounding parcels. ✓ p.t�y+Pa� ❑ Steep bluffs,wetlands,streams,and bodies of water ❑ Location of fire hydrants and emergency vehicle access roads, including grade. ❑ Surface and storm water run-off routes_ (1/30/2014) Phyllis Burnison - Pre-Application Forms.pdf Page 2 i Has a project been discussed during a previous Pre-Application Conference: If yes,please indicate date. 6 Will tihe building have employees?If yes,how many? lib Whatjis the water availability of the proposed project?If there is an existing well,what is the name of the system? COM4I2ipNi4 kuf 11 �,�Wer C°aJt # r Wh is planned for the on-site sewage system?If you`are proposing a new on-site system provide detail on the required site plan Gt(j57�,'ny USS I�oS:�Avd {or y 64rooA' ADDITIONAL I//NFORMATIION: SPP c T acf „7 I I 1 APPLICABLE BUILDING CODES 2012 International Building Code2009 International Residential Code 2012 International Fire Code-ANSI Al 17 2012 International Mechanical Code—WAC 5142 2012 Uniform Plumbing Code—WAC 51-56/51-47 2012 International Energy Cons.Code/Washington State Energy Code—WAC 51-11C&51-1.1 R Mason County Ordinance Title 14 Code changes are on a 3 year cycle;effective in July of that particular yea Date of Conference: col Time of Conference: f',3D i/'7 i Location of Conference:426 West Cedar Street.Shelton Planner: IWI ext. P e (1/30/2014) Phyllis Bumison Appraisal Report 16.pdf Page 1 I Building Sketch F PTDpertv Address 31 N Hidd n Cove Ln if Co Mson State WA Zip Coda 98555 Lender/Cknt HomeStreet Bank �W IM J `�H fen.I Rwr rsn a�r' seve.sa..i soem urzeen Smm rs'^^'^ B ro w.Rram sX iron P wr. I61r 3 e01O L5 � Im 3 101' ]In lHt I vee�ec�l irts�A b•�moCe..c. Ives(akvl.tiwrs Semm.ry —inS Ivee Frsl Floor 38a9 Sy k SemM Faoor ]62 Sp ft 1 er q A.(R..ded): 25 SQ ft n-llein5♦— 2 Gr A—hed 5%Sp ft Open—O — 823 5,ft 2 Ur De .r 'Shop %o Sp ft Bssement 988 Se ft Fonn SKfAZU—VrIOTAL'apa.g s.e-t¢ya Jamuft,irm—.IZL A AUM (1/30/2014) Phyllis Burnison-Appraisal Summary.pdf Page 1 Reems Appraisal Service,Inc.(36D)876-186F LoanX 951 Uniform Re5l mtkd �oi�l i tt FBe#HSB2029944--13 The purpose of this summary appra sal report is to provide the lender/client with inaccurate, and adeo ately supporte4 opnon of the marlmt value of the sublect property. Ro A dress Borrower Mark 8 Lydia Fischer 8 Charles Seabury Owner of unty Mason Legal Description See attached lecal descnplion Assessofs Parcel# 32424-22-ODOW Tax Year 2013 R.E.Taxes$ 5 494 Nei hborhood Name I F Ma Reference / Census lmi Occuoam Owner Tenant Vacant Special Assessments E ROB $ rear month •' Property Rlohts Appraised M Fee Simple n Leasehold f7l Other ldesai le Ass nment Tv M Purchase Transaction F1 Refinance Transaction F1 Other describe Lender/Client HomeStr rile Address T i01 Is the subject property currently offered for sale or has A been offered for sale in the twelve months Door to the effective date of this appraisal R Yes n No Report data sources used offenno -e s and dates. 460,NWMLS records1 the subilect was listed for sale bect nnino B-31-12 for the sunt of$1,100,000. once reduced to$999,000 on 10-1-12,$949,000 on 6-16-12,and$899,000 on 7-1613. Pendingon 10-28-13. 1 R did ❑did not analyze the contract for sale for tM subject purchase transaction.Explain the results of the analysis of trre contract for sale or why the analysis was not ce•formed. Anns lenoth sale Purchase m dared 1D.11-13 indicates a sale once OfS785.000 Acareentem indicates conventional fi n ri „omiact Price S 785,000 Date of Contract 1011112013 Is Os Drowtv seller 81e owner of b record? N Yes I I Data Sourcels _Assessors Records is mere any francial assistance(ban charges,sale concessions,gift or dowrlpayment assistance.etc.)to be paid by any party on behalf of the borrower? ❑Yes ®No It Yes report the total dollar amount and describe the iterm b be d. 0 Note:Race and the racial composition of the neighborhood are not appraisal factors. Nei hborhood ChuactenLstia One-Unit Hu a Trends Dne-Unt HDusl Present Land,Use% Location Urban Suburban Rural Pro Values Increa4 Sable Declm PRICE AGE One-Urvl 60 30114 1p n Over 75% M 25-75% Under 25% Demandl5u Shorts In Balance Over b D00 24 Unit % • Growth Rapid Stable Slow Marketi Time Untler 3 rtdls 3-6 mtls Over 6 mths Low Mtrte-Fa % Nei trod Boundaries Nei hborh d i untled b Ho riot rid h n h Ho riot to 1 000 HO 80 Commercial 1% the east Hoodsport to the south and theOlympic I Forest to the west 140 Red 25 Omer % • Nedhbomood Description SuD ect nei hborhood/market area is soametv DODUlated and rural in character contamina a com atible mix of small acres a Darcels am Platted(J-1013ments with smaller lot .Market re esir ble lot its close nrommrty to recreational areas(Hood Canal& 'c National Forest n� includes a mix of permanent oocu any second homes and vacation cabins Local shoovino in nearby Hoodsvortieclional sho in Iservlces in Shenon Market Conditions(including support for the above Conclusions Analysis of area sale data over the last year indicates a lamely stabilized v e trend follownro,sev ra yearsof sionificant decline le acirvitv has increased r the last year.however an over SUDDIV of active fistina inventow in most Dfici—sntinu o haw buyers in most instances. Competibvely priced properties in the area are selling within 3-6 months of being listed for sale. See market conditions addendum.. Dimensions imeltuar see attached_ Area 42253 sf Shape rho ified!rectanctle Vew 8 Wtr Specift Zoning Classification RR5 Zonincr Description Rural e idential 1 unit per 5 acres Zoninit Compliance F1 Legal R Legal Norcorto Grandfamered Ilse No Zoning R Illegal Idescrbe Is me highest and best use ol'subilact property,as improved o-as proposed perplans and specifications)the present uses M Yes M Ndb describe UNTties Bfildk describe 9tadi describe ON-site Im rowments-Type Public Ph* FJectriC Water mmuni II Street paved easement Gas n Sarep Sewer i Alley none FEMA Special Flood Hazard Area F1 Yes D4 FENA Flood Zone C FEMA Map# 530115-0050C FERIA Map Date 0 511 7/1 9 8 8 Are the utilities and ofFsite improvements tyrof l for the market areas M Yes Milk describe Are there any adverse site conditions or external factors(easements,.encroachments environmental conditions.[arid uses.etc. Yes M NA'es. describe Subsect lot'm accessedvia a Shared ve easement al ono the wet Side.TomoraDhv slo es oradualiv below cradle west to east towards no bank"walk on,Floor Canal Fron man shows a lot width of aDmommalelv 1 0'howewr waterfront Dorton of site manoulates east to a lar rock ovi in 00-fe t frontage with a concrete bulkhead.Site has expansive Hood Canal views,good qualdy landscapng with Sprinkler system,and an asphalt driveway U Foundation Eldbenor Descrig3fitin materials/condition Interior nureialslconddion nits M G l s Urnl Concret Slab R Crawl Space Foundation Walls concretely aood Floors f r-il I #of Stories 2 Full Basemen! M Partial Basement Exterior Walls cedar shinolv ad WAS cinvall1v ociod T ce M Det. Art R S-Det/Erd Unit Basement Area 988 so ft.Roof Surface meta[`y QDod Tnmffrnish firly d Existing n ProposedUnder Const semem Finish 1 %Gutters&Downspouts alunninumnly clood Bath Floor file1v opod Design(StYlei 2 Story-lbsimil Dulside Entry/Exit Sump Pump Window Type wycid fr melt'.ad Bath Wairscot ile- I v. Year Built Evidence of Inkstabon Storm Sash/Irsulated I Car brace Nona Efkctive Age(Yrs) 5 Dampness Settlement Screens yeslyAd O""Iw0vCars4Attic None Heating FWA HWBB Radiant Amenities ewe SurfaceStairs Omer Fuel IecM Fire aceisl# 1 Gamoe #of Cats 4 Scuttle Coos Central Air Condaoni Paho/Deck❑Heated Indrvitlual Other ht pump Pool none ALL DelElBull-m Appliances R Refn rotor ®RangelOven ®oshwasher ❑Disposal ®Microwave ❑A-aswOryer ®Omer(describe) Hood Fan Finished area above crack.contains 5 Rooms 1 Bedrooms 2 0 Barris re Feet of Gross Livind Area Above Grade . Additional features(special energy efficient items m. I Describe the condition of r*Property(inctulln needed reDais demnoration renovations mmodeling etc.1 r im rovements are in ve n"on as a restitt if its recent construction date and 000d maintenance Home AlizesI' r better custom construction n it i n 1.1—.—re — F'noorin m 1 fa n r V-n r le counter to Ds.and eatinc bar Master bath with'etted tub tile ficionno and vanity Addilfonal tea res include a oas fire lace Off InAnc room 9'ceilincs on mair Are them any physical deficiencies or adverse conditions mat affect the livability soundness or structural imearily of dieproperty? Yes M Noes, describe fa i l t r v n an funCtr onal af rion Home is ectuipped with Carbon Monoxide alene Does the DroDerty oeneral1v conform to the nelahborh ood(functional utility style condition use construction.etc P l5a Yes 71111610. descrtibe Freddie Mac Form 70 March 2005 B*Version 92011 1 of 6 Fannie Mae Form 1DO4 March 2005 Form 10D4UAD—WmTOTAL'appraisal softmre by a a mode.inc.—1-800-ALAMODE (1/30/2014) Phyllis Burnison -Check.pdf Page 1 , i t JANE FISCHER 5712 [MARK Q FISCHER 96-7636.13232 i Os5 PARKO_AWN COURT NE zf 1�(—J TE KFJZER.,OR 97303 t6 v e.m or (503)39D-lM All- �* ,r .D Was maps o .%�(f��l�_L:.✓/ice i.�R' �'� ._ "/"'w^..,��..__.__._._—..___.� r r32327638@l: 0375230 •57 12 PAR Zoly-0000q i 6 (1130/2014) Phyllis Burnison - Parking.pdf Page 1 Subject Photo Page nr Pro Address 31 N Hidden Cove Ln CAY illi COON Mason State WA Code 98555 LenderlO em Home treet Bank ? Waterfront Side j 31 N Hidden Cove Ln .3 Saks once 785,000 �, •, -��, Gross Living Area 2,606 Total Rooms 5 - Total Bedrooms 1 Taal Batlsooms 2.0 Location B;W1rFr, Vmw B;Wtr, 7 - Sde 42253 sf OUalny Q3 Age 14 - a Street Side m Driveway 14 t y 5 'p Form PIC 3r5.SR—WnTOTAL'appraisal softvrare by a la mode,n:—1-800-ALAMODE (113012014) Phyllis Burnison - Parking.pdf Page 2 Subject Photo Page wer Pro Addn� 31 N Hidden Cove Ln City Lilliwaup County Mason Sore WA bp Code 98555 LerderlGkM HonneStreet Bank Detached Garage/Shop 31 N Hidden Cove Ln Saks Price 785,000 Gross dying Area 2,606 Total Rooms 5 - s - Total Bedrooms 1 Total Bathrooms 2.0 Location B;WIrFr, ViM B;WIr, g site 42253 st .. Ovahty C3 Age 14 r View Vi ew Form PICUI SR—WmTOTAL'appraisal software by a la mote,inc.—1-800-ALAMODE (1/30/2014) Phyllis Burnison - Property Dimensions.pdf Page 1 Plat Map P rN Address 31 N Hidden me Ln it County Mason State DD Code 98555 Lender/Chern HomeStreet Bank ter. ° �,�✓� `..... i s 'I N yj Y MTA?i iate � F If Sl/Rv_7 FOR /CAfl iflm SV.?F „RRY OLSOIJ xn+.n.[a R aka Seim a - M - •.' t CJ-T �1+•n wR:wm voa � LOT 1(NM I�a.NN 114) �� Form MAPPLAT—WmT0TAL'appraisal sob are by a W mode,inc.—1-800-ALAMODE (1/30/2014) Phyllis Burnison -Septic Field 1992-1995.pdf Page 1 MASON COUNTY DEPAMIMENT OF HEALTH SERVICES PERMIT NO. — ,> SITE EVALUATION L DESIGN AND INSTAL TIONDal u 426 W.CEDAR/P.O.BOX 186/SHELTON,WA 98584e No Receipt No o PHONE(206)427-9670 Arrwum$ is soD Amount$ m f CHECK APPLICABLE ✓ 3 2_ ' MAILINGDAYTIME PHONE INSTALLING NEW SYSTEM ro 8 �c h ti 7S ap REPAIRING OLD SYSTEM r _ CITY: / STATE: ZIP: EXPANDING SYSTEM b� m C..LN r7C�9i-!.9 rn1 70. l sMGLE FAIAIL e6 m PROPERTY AD ,R / 0 L 3 1 G L/I P t✓A B SSS SPEC SPECIFIC DIRECTIONS FOR LOCATING SITE: PRIVATE WELL m PUBLIC SYSTEM �.w t In No W p _ oFF ,�xr�.,• z an Ds No SYSTEM ID NUMBER SYSTEM NAME A04 hlxess Ad - EL Doi APPuc H NAME .-.+ Name of�.N I 0 0 ft z oZ�(o R MAILING ADDRE l MO_ Installer TIN Size: 6a2 /- TELEPHONE 5 L Name of 3j}Y►Ce u r OfSIGNATU c Imo' Designer Bedrooms 3 WM� 4- fdS5 X A41 ' PLOT PLAN Draw a dimensional plot pla , R.}t TP1 l including: I© ❑Precise location of test holes,showing j 2 I IQ!) measured distances to Z II I V property boundaries. �i r4f_'(PST { ❑Entry road:other roads. D driveways. Z 0 yI I O NOTE: DO NOT DRAW SYSTEM DESIGf 1 tip TesT Hods m�v pawara Dot JU! s } er 4APAlQE FL046s Uvh 6 ConTf)#0W AL USE ONLY.DO NOT WR n SOIL LOGS -belm e. a L l Depth from Origrtnal ) 4�'� Grade to Restrictive lotLayer or Water Table: In. DESIGNER DESIGNATION SCOPES MINIMUM SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS Sol W� Design:O Level One Level Two �) Y1" l ���gp Vertical Separation a V Septic Tank Daily Capacity; Gal, Flow: GPD Slope .Q_ APPI Infitt. ,,p"yF 'D _ om of Parcel Size _� gate GPD/FT''Area J' ti FT' Abe on to�aurea In. Distance to Shoreline �_ Total 13— InspeCw Date r (na l ntson ENTS/CONDR}oNS FOR ROVAL( ,�/ e?rG (� erg 2de u2` �t31 *4 2LI'gal r'10 t �n L Il� 6- X �P-loY1 fc� c� c,� er arm XOwnedD Wnedlrstal on site to verify Precise cyst Payout Owner arrange pre-instalation wnler with health depL staff O winter observations regaled O Extreme care needed dungy a preparaeon��w r Q�0"sting C y ch m the specified use of perty or any se era on a er bng the system tllAgn may m this pe This Permit expires 3 ymm from date of issue.Dental of Ibis permit may be appealed to the Htsalth Officer W thid 10 dDYS of dental SITE Reµired ❑Not DESICabL, 4 Approvgd ❑Not Approved I INSTALLATI Approved O Not Apnied BY. ` DATE' BY - TE:,(1ZGr 9y BY: DATE: TOP:Health pt.Co MIDDLE:Designe py O .f pii.a .Copy (1/30/2014) Phyllis Burnison -Septic Field 1992-1995.pdf Page 2 NE 1 --sign sill-be iewed Mhan 3 copies of each of the following items are` oubmitted: I {� QQ�mpl'ted design form that has been signed and dated flQ.D �•�-Completed Resource Lands and Critical Areas Checklist attached -Scaled plot plan, including all applicable items on checklist S� out sketch, including all applicable items on checklist aEALN t tMM ion sketch, including all applicable items on checklist II PARCEL IDENTIFICATION II Permit Number 5�,W G9 N 0 R Designer's Name �nv Gc J.61 CIn Applicant's Name F�nnaW +Tryv)a WiZDh Prop. Owner's Name Mailing Address -'Y]R River FYctah}S fl.d. Mailing Address u �rv��-ra l i o� W KI 98�5'✓I u Stateulty i it y a ip II Assessor's Parcel No. oR�{o �a 00 D Subdivision dcl— c� RFC r vP- 1 L'7 AFFROVED DESIGN PA3UbXTrLRS C 5 ed 4 0 IIf SOI.dS t>�rnp¢ (j S 3u,Mf c r�hFEk rL, a igifttca7 uSepa on u u u K Mound Sub urface �­qsurp Gravity ed Trench a 4 in n Septic Tank/Drainfield Specifications No. Bedrooms I Pressure Distribution? Yes u No II u Daily Flow 1490 vofl (;... ».....»... (If yes, proceed...) .,.»»».....»..» ................»»... .»...............»... Septic Ta DV Capacity 1 00 1 I� � 1 Receiving Soil Type (3-6) ! p p Receiving Soil Appl. Rate 1.2 d = f Laterals )) Trench/Be Bottom Area sty Ft I Schedule/Class H Trench/Bed width 1 ft I Length S6•S "' ft Trench/Bed Length I Diameter .( `� in 0 Elevation Measurements I Number Q Orig. Drainfield Area Slope t I Separation d'4" ft a Final Drainfield Area Slope t I Orifices / p II Depth of Bottom of Trench/Bed I Total Number of Orifices 5-7 ✓ from Original Grade in I Diameter VM s e spaQ ! in Ic�g stanifoldljownslope s p p I Schedule/Class n I Length 4 S" r ft Infiltrator Used? u Yes No I Diameter tr irl Transport Pipe .Pump Required? Yes» »U.No» Schedule/class a (If yes, grove ) Length g ft ................... ...»....».............. I Diameter a in pump/Siphon Specifications I Dosing and Pump Chamber I� Difference in Elevation Between Pumn Shutoff 4 Doses/Day y and Uppermost orifice ft Dose Quantity 'Cal Chamber Capacity pal Uppermost Orifice-is higher, lower than pump Shutoff ! 'Check Rbe ;following components`if they drain Capacity • Tot. Pres. Read 3•465 Arom between doses. = ` Calculated Tot.-Pres. Read ft - (Attach PunT Curve) 1 2 Laterals { >ltanifold Rransport (1/30/2014) Phyllis Burnison-Septic Field 1992-1995.pdf Page 3 4-7 coo 00 t -}-.`11 V N J�L-�,��ZQ N i_ ` �� ._� t � _ :_.}_4r tr••.i��. • 'T7E 5T H oL E D 30 60 I ReSe�*� DX•yoa`P 30, --- 57 RT h E- A 4 0 D Rw�wA qp> EKISTt►1G Hou5E Mason County Dept. Health Serv-ce; 0 5 APPROVED Initfals� --�oQc,N , Date ��U V j p1 15? GAL PU'P fHAnB» Wi+h vLr+p 6ol�ds p...-P TO56-Pri2 TANK. 4o t 3u� b OW A i _ , 4 J «._ (1/30/2014) Phyllis Burnison-Septic Field 1992-1995.pdf Page 4 77, 1 • .. S 7, s'y X 57� 1)kAjWF1FLD $Eb u9Y00T- D ID ZD �Qay 5"1 ` BED END MAN1FOLDR�K") - ICES 3(0`' O.G . (19 pKiFICEs) Mason County Dept. Health Services IB�t �RoK M �,APPROVEDDANiI=OLr) Initials FROM >�ySud Date -ELBOW pKoM EN-b OF SED %(5 REW ON CAE# NOTE, DEGREE ELBOWO=OBSERVATION PORTS--TO BE 4" PERF• .PVC PIPE FROM BOTTOM OF TRENCH �' "'' LATERALTO FINISHED GRADE. REMOVABLE -CAP SHALL BE INSTALLED ON j=..._ E ' - OBSERVATION PORT PIPE. _ BED- L`i DETAIL -r CLEAN OUT ' --TOTAL OF TWO IN SYSTEM t 'lIOTE, ZLEANOUT TO DE FROM 0-TO6 P4 _ ,INCHES IBELOW FINISHED GRADE: �LARR ENDS *ITH REBAR. :.'CLEAN OUT 4 3tE4UIRED AT END OF.EACH LATERAL- (1/30/2014) Phyllis Burnison - Septic Field 1992-1995.pdf Page 5 � •a'�''>'s r: w,'�r�x'fi�i�w...: '.ra;. '.+�^'�;z..i�, y,� _ , r fir- s•' . r,' S l`� _.�c's.,..,_ `e-?e:�n., y ,y777.•. '•� :i _DRAIn?-FICLD 'c,Kos S Tinni • i 1V�1\L61� ObSer��'�'iDM �or'� 4' Perk PAL W,�U Cop l Gracic Nn{•�e S�-•-dy Lo.-•. F��� 1a„ F'"Her F Mric 0,-IGNrAL GCADe _V.2, A5TM SAND AQ 6 ME NTAT\ON liOFifGL- CA NC meson COMP Dept. Health Services APPInitials O�D Dsts ''4� tilt uQNY�` G -- - - - ryVJ �5b P pt - �`�•��� , LET •;: _ j 0 12OD gallon Maintain j4.to.l ri' `Cil. L llca 1TLAS $»GMAR TUiE drop per running: -from house 'to tank._. i 5 side Tien (1/30/2014) Phyllis Burnison - Septic Field 1992-1995.pdf Page 6 L � �. Q^jam. l'"Y. y�. _ : .; ;. ��'.:". '�`+.-'_.�:--_ •:.j•k �' t .4. *� _. .� for desired dose volume.' select larger , . or,B.,ab , ove: 120 00 gad `2 De:termi.ne Required-Pump/Siphon •Discharge !Capacity- ' `33.41 gat... Required dump discharge Sum of-all discharge rates from capacity all laterals in the system . 4 County epr H 3.' .Calculate the Total Friction Losses in the Network �p O eatthser`,,,, A. Transport Pipe: 1 115��,,, ii�illll Transport pipe is schedule 40 D B. Manifold and laterals: 1.00 4. Calculate the Total Elevation lift = 20.00 ft. Total elevation lift = [Elev. of uppermost lateral]-[Elev. of low water level in the pump chamberj 5. Determine the Total Dynamic Head. Selected residual Preseure : 2.00 ft. Transport pipe friction losses: + 3 .52 ft . Manifold and lateral friction losses: + 1.00 ft. Total elevation lift. + 20.00 ft. Total Dynamic Head: = 24.52 ft. 6. Required Pump Capacity is 23.41 gpm Total Dynamic Head is 24.52 ft. Number of bedrooms 4 The required absorption area is: 400.00 sq ft The length of the bed ie7 57.14 ft The width of the bed if.: 7.00 ft The length of the transport pipe is: 80.00 ft. The diameter of the transport pipe is. 2.00 in I The length of the manifold is: 4.67 ft I The diameter of the manifold is: 2.00 in The total volume of the laterals is 13.34 gals The volume of the manifold pipe is 0.82 gals The volume of the transport pipe is 14.00 gals Dose vol based on vol/pipe void ratio: 94.18 gals Dose volume based on soil type is: 120.00 gals The required dose volume is 120.00 gals The total discharge for the laterals is: 33.41 gals The friction loss in the transport pipe is: 1.52' ft head The total friction .loss for the laterals is 0.27 'ft head'.. A. The total elevation lift is: 20.00 ft head The total .dynamic head is: -24.52 ft .-head " i i . (1/30/2014) Phyllis Burnison - Septic Field 1992-1995.pdf _ Page 7 f Afaso 17 ,�j hUnty�eAt, yea��h _ _`•�•"��O�Serv:PCs • Pressure is u ion ys ens e 1. Install latarals with contour of the ground. 2. Install tranch bottoss level. I ak iz`6Pk 3. Install locator tape.,on top of all drainfiald laterals. 4. Install observation ports as indicated on the plot plan g_nirum - one per drainfield with bottom extendissg to the ainrock \ native soil interface) . 5. Install drainfield during dry weather and soil conditions, any soil smearing must be alis.inated by hand raking. 6. Install threaded clean-outs at the ends of all laterals (cap must extend to within 6 inc--;es of finished grade and be marked with locator tapeL o, e't -f- 7. Install audio/visual high water alarm. S. Install 1/8 inch mesh non-corrosive pump screen (min. 12 sq.ft. surface area, not to interfere with controls or floats) . 9. Install check valve in pu=p outlet line to prevent system from draining back into the pump chamber. 10. Tee to Tee construction between laterals and manifold with orifices oriented at 6 o'clock. Install laterals to the manifold with the orifices at 12 o'clock, (do not glue) after pressure test and Health Dept. approval, turn orifices down (6 o'clock) and glue laterals to manifold. 11. Filter fabric required over drain rock prior to back-filling. If the drain rock extends above natural grade run the filter fabric at least 2 inches down the trench waly. 12. Divert all storm water run-off away fros on-site sewage system. 13. No curtain drains allowed within 10 ft. of the up-slope edge of the drainfield and reserve area. 14. No curtain drains allowed within 30 ft. of the down-slope edge of the drainfiold and reserve area. 15. Have the so tic tank and pump chamber pumped or inspected - ovary three �o five years. -is. Inspect and than pump screen every 6 - 12 -months as ;seeded. 17. Inspect floats and test high water alarm ovary - - 2 months as needed. U. 111 materials and workmanship must meet-` Ly Obd State VC. regulations. •_� Is. Deviiation from this design without prior D tapp raval-from *- bee - esignar and 1ason County wealth De r�aaf �rii1`ta�ltehis" s"' design null and void. (1/30/2014) Phyllis Burnison - Septic Field 1992-1995.pdf Page 8 pu i C70D1 �'i MM CCMISIOIi (1 ) Screened pump required or screen at outlet of Septic, tank. (2) High bevel Alarm Required. (3) Redundant off switch required. (4) Do not instal if soils are wet;so as to prevent smeoring of sidewalls of SSAS -trench. I (5) Divert all drainspouts from buildings away from drainfield area. (6) Instal one-way valve in transport line so manifold and* drainfield laterals do not siphon back ,into pump chamber. E 44017 COU'7�Deft Heal �,mS ery'�es nhje.v DateD (1/30/2014) Phyllis Burnison - Septic Field 1992-1995.pdf Page 9 W'Submersible Effluent Pumps r 1. These standard effluent PUMPS have (E Series),pol with Stainless 1V." and 2" discharge, handling W, steel inseA and s (S.T.E.P models). 3A'and 1"solids.Choice of Vt to 2 hp 5- Shaft seat on E and E Series is models,running at 3450 rpm. mechanical type h ceramic and car- 2. Single and three-phase oil-filled motors, bon faces in oil- sled chamber, with 230 or 460 volts. secondary exclusion seat. On S.T.E.P. 3. Heavy duty cast iron construction,stain- models, seats are mechanical type less steel hardware. mounted in tandem. 4. Bronze impeller(EH Series),cast iron Disch. MOTOR DATA Model Size M.P. RPM Phase Votts EH512L 2" 1/2 3450 1 115 EH522L 2" 1f2 3450 i 230000, EH532L 2" 1h 3450 1 3 230 EH542L 2" 'h 3450 1 3 460 EH1022L 1 2" 1 3450 1 230 EH1032L 2" 1 3450 3 230 y EH 1 D42L 2' 1 3450 3 41i0 E2022L 1V. 2 3450 1 230 STEP522L 1V." 'h 3450 1 230 STEP1022L 1V." I 1 1 3450 1 230 �.,.1 ;,,a '•'° EH SERIES PUMPS rrr�u rtn E2022L PUMP EH SERIES r r t.r Yr ,N r i i S.T.E.P.SERIES I Y 4!N v . " us.uuors s • r --------------------- ru rrurr zeros s �u+ m ru rwurE - us o.uwr r r r t r w,rurt S.T.E.P.S RIES PUMPS r ' *Septic Tank Effluent Pump Basic features of the S.T.E_P.series pumps are as described above. Optional moisture and r " temperature sensors are available. N t iieaith Sen+ces OURtY Or T- � 1 P v 1 ve—abVdy VM rnes • 11 w s' (1/30/2014) Phyllis Burnison -Septic Field 1992-1995.pdf Page 10 7/0 0 Lr �n1,(�R,rrf4�1 �v L7D/� S C u�c/1eMT /hff O1,,aA-PotI-#Z 7,*y q- rimy I0IT4.6/'NS W 1200 �i/ �v,uGeeTE i✓� 1 uJ�l�t C h/�wI i R 4r Sv�'fl eten�� Dk-MN fieL 6 7� ge Lo G¢i-5P A Tesr�1eLcs �,c,gaJir•�� �+JD As z AwAJ f om Cfqnr,4L fps ^}euj -ratj pop c 4�g¢Q W) Nee t -�o Aem m�,j Lo c,#-W o� Uf12(�► t 6 F �I�eS�N 7-AUK (IF--Cc�uc°IZ eFj�or�kc �.Ow r ey(S77/�i Due, 1`f' �-rR�wr�'l Op f tl,,-nc �v►2 Sysr n /trt�sr cek7T Frey 7b c2i'n)v6y �`~l C,v�1 STOJW&s f-tR PfA)IMU*l oP 3 by mS - kfpRA� Imp (1/30/2014) Phyllis Burnison -Septic Field 1992-1995.pdf Page 11 r and Sale Agreement ser: Ronald & na.Hizon. r: Verne Redman d: ,-1990'... - E X H I B I T A A tract of land in Government Lot one. (1), Section twentyfour (24), Township twentyfour (24) North, Range three (3) West, W.M., described as follows: COMMENCING at the Meander Corner common to Sections thirteen (13) and twentyfour (24) , said Township and Range, on the West shore of Hood Canal; thence West, along the Section line between said Sections 13 and 14, 103.7 feet; thence South 31'33'00' West 88.60 feet= thence South;79'23' West 31.9 feet - to the most Westerly corner of a tract of land heretofore conveyed to Lester W. Storaasli, • et al, by deed recorded November j 29, 1957, Auditor's File No. 171398; thence South 63.10' East, along the Southerly line of said Storaasli,a tract, 206.2 feet to the Easterly line of said Government Lot 1; thence South 32'53' East 95.1 feet; thence South 25.37' West 51.6 feet) thence North 56'22' West 83.0 feet to the Northeasterly corner of a tract of land heretofore conveyed to Darold G. Bowker and Martha H. Bowker, husband and wife, by deed recorded March 22, 1968, Auditor's File No. 233112; thence North 62.45' West, along the Northerly line of said Bowker tract, 199.2• feet, more or less, to the most Northerly corner of said Bowker tract; thence North 29023' East 99.1 feet, more or less, to the. point of beginning, exceptin9_ road rights-of-way. ALSO, all tidelands of the second-class, formerly owned by the State of Washington, situate in front:of, adjacent to, or abutting upon the the above described upland, and lying above mean low tide. TOGETHER WITH X 1/50 interest in a community beach and easement in the unrecorded plat of hidden Cove Resort, Government Lot (1) , Section (24) , Township (24) North, Mange (3) West, W.M., as described in instrument recorded November 29, 1957, Auditor's File No. 171398. Parcel No. 32424 22 00000. (1/30/2014) Phyllis Burnison -Septic Field 1992-1995.pdf Page 12 ON-SITE SEWAGE INSTALLATION FINAL INSPECTION .._....__ ____....._..........._...._��.....__......... ...._��..................... - ..__....�_...._.. :. I L DATE CALLED IN: TIME: INSTnr ISR: / l y�J l A,) / q � . APPLICANT/OWNSI2: / (Q//�y�/n L.� l�x'1 ZG CALL . c . PHONE # OF CAIJM: _ I SWG PARCEL NUMBER: L JoL7oC — �( oC — a(/6GLJ SUBDMSION: DIVISION: LOT: SYSTEM TYPE (CHECK ONE) PR= GRAVITY INSPECTION SCHEDULE (CBBCK ONE): AP INTMENT ALM AS-BUILT ON-SITE? (CHECK ONE'): r-1 u S NO STAFF INITIALS: h:caitin.0 Revised 02/01/95 (1/30/2014) Phyllis Burnison - Septic Field 1992-1995.pdf Page 13 ON-SITE SEWAGE INSTALLATION STAFF INSPECTION REPORT ..._......__.................................................. ............ _....................._........._................ c:.:....._....._ ..... .. I STArr CECaa.Isr I I I ICoNrIMM BY INSPECTOR? I f I I I. SEPTIC rum rY. Me Ctsarnts I I a) >5 ft from foundation? — ! a) Bldg stubout to septic tank: clearKnd if rot 1-2%? I c) Baffles intact and clean? I a) Dividing wall intact? 3Z I ss. m-m= Leveled with water or speed Leveler (circle one)? Styr_ I ! - I I ZZZ. nRazevsa.D I I A) >18 ft from foundation and>5 ft from property lines? _ I s) Laterals Level to:1 inch i and caps present if not Looped? U System dimensions the same as shown on the design? I D) Gravel clean, property sized, and proper depth? I r) rsrssvus UYSTM I I t) Sand quality ASTH C-33? I 2) Bead height uniform and k24 inches? I s) Cleanouts and observation ports present? _ I a) Hound: Side slope 3:1? _ — I s) owner informed electrical connections must be made I I by arxr or licensed electrician and inspected by DLI7 I I I IV. ronat:warms mares I ]U aloft from drainfield, transport Line, and septic tank? I a) Yells>10Dft from drainfield? V. rmw=LM I ! atr,5creem basket or efflumt fitter (circle one) installed? s) Riser installed for access? I C) Alarm installed? — -� ! I vI. AS ava.T aa�an? — — I I VZI. I I I I t I I I I I I The undersigned has reviewed this installation and verifies these findings on behalf of Hason county of Health Services. I I I I ITealth InVor a e I h:cal Lin_w Revised 02/01/95 (1/30/2014) Phyllis Burnison - Septic Field 1992-1995.pdf Page 14 AS-BUILT FORM-PAGE ONE A. ..d 12/14/94 it t PARCEL IDENTIFICATION - �I II Applicant's Name sl�.kT A II Permit Number SWWGG9 Z - O d Subdivision 1 n M,oc6 —IJli II Installer's Name Pa-)J `�'P L Assessor' us Parcel No.3 a a dell gir u Designer's Name B INSTALLER CHECKLIST I 'I II N/A Y*s Prior to I. SEPTIC TANK Completion II u A) >5 ft from foundation? _ B) Bldg stubout to septic tank: cleaaout if not 1-2V v C) Baffles intact and clean? u D) Dividing wall intact? h II II. D-BOX Leveled with water and/or speed leveler (circle)? _✓ — — III. DRAINFIHLD q A) >10 ft from foundation and >5 ft from property lines? v II B) Laterals level to tl inch & end caps present if not looped? C) System dimensions the same as shown on the design? v II D) Gravel clean, properly sized, and proper depth? L• II II E) PRESSURE SYSTEM II 1) Sand quality ASTM C-33? 2) Head height uniform and ¢24 inches? 3) Cleanouts and observation ports present? 4) Mound: Side slope 3:1? V II 5) owner informed electrical connections must be made by II owner or licensed electrician and inspected by DLI? V II IV. POTABLE WATER LINES lAi A) >loft from drainfield? u II B) wells >looft from drainfield? N Y. pUXP/PVXP CHAFER — u used, or specs attached for equivalent pump? p ) Screen bas or effluent filter (circle one) installed? ►_� C) Riser installed for access? II D) Alarm installed? v — CERTIFICATION OF INSTALLATION Y Installer: Check box from Row •A,• check box from Row •B,- sign and date the certification. U �y n II A.� I certify that I installed the system I certify that all deviations from II without any deviation from the design the design stamped *APPROVED" by MCDHS are Il Il stamped "APPROVED" by MCDHS. shown on the reverse side of. this form. 'I II E.u I certify that I contacted the U I did not contact the designer prior II II designer and left the system open for to final cover because the designer II inspection up to 48 hrs prior to cover. waived the notification requirement. I further certify that all information contained on this form is accurate. I understand b II that if the information contained herein- is not accurate; there will be just cause 'for h immediate suspension of my t er ce 'fic on. Z � d u II The undersigned approves thi net 1 t'on of behalf of Mason Count Department of Health 11 Services. 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Send email to Environmental Health Application Testing and Support or call 360-236.3113. 2019216 MASON CO WA 12/27/2013 02:24 PM SWD 2 MASON COUNTY TITLE INS CO .70541, 70541-C1 Rat F.. $73.00 Pages. I�IIII IIIM III 1111 MITI HE 111111111 IIIIM 111111111111111111 AFFIDAVIT No.... .�-7,4.S WHEN RECORDED RETURN TO: WA R. XCISE TAX Name: Mark D.and L.Jane Fischer Family Trust 13 Address: 1055 Parklawn Court NE p Keizer,Oregon 97303 P 0 7 FRAZIER Escrow Number: 118795 Filed for Record at Request of: Meson County Title om n Document Title tuto arranty Deed Reference Numbers of Related Documents Grantors: JePry W.Olson and Susan C.Olson Grantees: Ma D.and L.Jane Fischer,co Trustees,and Chja es W.Seabury,Trustee Kristen E.Seabury Legal Description: JrM Gov Lot 1 24-24-3 Assessor's Pro Tax Parcel No.: 1 32424 22 00000 STATU WARRANTY DEED The Grantors, Jerry W.Ols d Susan C.Olson,husband and wife,for and in consideration of Ten Dakarkan her good and valuable consideration in hand paid,conveys, and warrants to Mark D r d L.Jane Fischer,Co-Trustees of the Mark D.and L. Jane Fischer Fam' st, a one-third interest,and Charles W.Seabury,Trustee of the Charles W.S ury 2 Living Trust,as to a one-third interest and Kristen E. Seabury,a single man, to a one-third Interest the following described real estate, situated in the n n,State of Washington: See Exhibit' a ac ereto and made a part hereof. Dated: em h,2013 J us C.Olson TE O ashington ) )56. NTY OF MMOYN ) ce that I know or have satisfactory evidence that Jerry W.Olson and Susan C.Olson are the persons ho appeared before me, and said persons acknowledged that they signed this instrument and nowledged it to be their free and voluntary act for the uses atj, p4NrNA,yes mentioned in this instrument Dated: December a3`92 ```�������ESA.yf��i,��' �2`•�lsslo� '�� •'y plOiq?y M; c Name: THERESA Notary Public in dfortheStateof ( A a u,1 toUSLIC Residing in: !o My commission expires id O' o901 /WASH 1 1 " File Number: 118795 EXHIBIT"A" All that portion of Government Lot one (1)of Section twentyfo �24),Township twentyfour(24) North, Range three(3)West,W.M., particularly described as fo 1 ws: COMMENCING at the meander comer common to Sectio (13)and twentyfour(24), said Township and Range;thence West, along the Section a between said Sections thirteen (13)and twentyfour(24), 103.70 feet;thence South 31 f Ost, 88.60 feet;thence South 29°23'West, 31.90 to the most Westerly comer of a o )and conveyed to Lester W. Storaasli, et al, in deed recorded November 29, 1957 A t s File No. 171398,and the POINT OF BEGINNING of the tract of land hereb , ence South 63°10' East, along the Southerly line of said Storaasli tract,206.2 f to the sterly line of said Government Lot . one(1);thence South 32°53' East, 95.10 feet,t ce Sou 25°37'West, 51.60 feet,thence North 56°22'West, 83.00 feet to the Northeasterl a tract of land conveyed to Harold G. Bowker and Martha M. Bowker, husban wif ,' deed recorded March 22, 1968, Auditor's File No. 233112; thence North 6 5'Weiong the Northerly line of said Bowker tract, 199.2 feet, more or less,to the most rtherlyprner of said Bowker tract;thence North 29°23' East, 99.1 feet, more or less,to the POjtdT-QF BEGINNING. TOGETHER WITH all tidelands of the second-class,formerly owned by the State of Washington, situate in front of, adjacent to or abutting upon the above described upland and lying above the line of mean low tide. Parcel No. 32424 22 00000 TOGETHER WITH an undiv d erest in and to a"roadway and community beach"as described in instrument ecor d November 29 1957 Auditor's File No. 171398 and as granted in instrument re d NoVember 2, 1990,Auditor's File No. 517933. SUBJECT TO THE 0 N RESERVATIONS- CON- LASS TIDELANDS. Reserved By. <^ f Washington(by applicable Washington statute) Auditor's File s.: 161 and 27448 Reservatio �s f ws: I oils,gas,coal,ores, minerals and fossils,together with the right to enter,dev I� remove same, provided,that prior to said development the State shall pay the land n al damages sustained by said entering; any the right to use said land for ingress and e s f r Ili raging and/or logging railroads or other easements necessary for moving timb , sto ,minerals and other products from other lands, after reasonable compensation has b id; all as provided by applicable Washington statute. que i n o the location of lateral boundaries of the second-class tidelands described rein whip may be asserted by the owners of the adjoining second-class tidelands. t, State of Washington. Verne T. Redman October 31, 1957 Recorded: November 1, 1957 itor's File No.: 171089 Subject to terms, conditions and limitations applicable to"roadway and community beach"area as set forth in instruments recorded November 29. 1957,Auditor's File No. 171398, and recorded November 2, 1990,Auditor's File No. 517933. Survey affecting the subject property. Recorded: March 25, 1997. Volume 22 of Surveys, page 108. Auditor's File No. 643941. Survey affecting the subject property. Recorded: September 16, 2008. Volume 34 of Surveys, page 240. Auditor's File No. 1927764. 2019216 Page 2 of 2 12/27/2013 02:24:17 PM Mason County,WA Case Activity Listing 4/4/2016 12:06:47PM Case #: BCC2014-00004 IP4 Description: remodeling existing garage to create a dive center. Complainant has heard owners intend to Assigned Done Activity Description Date 1 Date 2 Date 3 Hold Disp To By Updated Updated By 13CCA10 Complaint Received 1/14/2014 None 1/14/2014 DLC BCCA70 Photos Attached. See Documents 1/15/2014 None DONE DLC 1/15/2014 DLC Photos from Zillow site,showing site when sold on 12.27.2013. 3 bdrm 3 bath for$785,000,3542 sf. BCCA60 Letter Attached. See Documents 1/15/2014 None DONE DLC 1/15/2014 DLC email complaints received BCCBIO Site Invest./Stop Work 1/15/2014 None DONE MAU 1/15/2014 DLC Stop work notice prepared to post on-site Stop work posted at 2-doors on garage stating:"Remodel and possible change of useof an existing structure and parcel. Contact enforcement office at 360.427.9670 ext 510 to discuss permit requirements. BCCA70 Photos Attached.See Documents 1/15/2014 None DONE DLC 1/15/2014 DLC Photo taken 1.15.2014 of structure when posted with stop work BCCA30 Telephone Call 1/16/2014 None DONE DLC 1/16/2014 DLC Received telephone call from Mark Fischer in response to stop work posted on 1.15.2014. We discussed the need for a permit to remodel the garage and need to participate in a pre-application meeting to discuss use of the facility.He requested that I email the violation notice to him at mark@hydrosports.com BCCA70 Photos Attached. See Documents 1/21/2014 None DONE DLC 1/21/2014 DLC 1.21.2014 Received emails from neighbors: 1)photo showing stop work removed 2)email with explanation of photo and comments 3)email from neighbor with objections Email will be sent to Mr.Fischer reminding that the stop work is not to be removed. Page 1 of 3 CaseActivity-rpt Case Activity Listing 4/4/2016 12:06:47PM IP, Case#: BCC2014-00004 Description: remodeling existing garage to create a dive center. Complainant has heard owners intend to Assigned Done Activity Description Date 1 Date 2 Date 3 Hold Disp To By Updated Updated By BCCA20 Additional Complaint Received 1/21/2014 None DONE DLC 1/21/2014 DLC 1.21.2014 The following email was sent to owner concerning removal of the stop work notice: Hello Mr.Fischer, Our office has received a complaint that the STOP WORK notice posted next to the garage door has been removed. Both the stop work notice and the notice that was e-mailed and mailed to you last week contain warnings not to remove the stop work notice. Please replace the stop work notice in the location(s)posted on Wednesday,January 15,2014. If you have questions please let me know. Also have prepared the information and document for the pre-application scheduled for February 5,2014? BCCA60 Letter Attached. See Documents 1/24/2014 None DONE DLC 1/24/2014 DLC See email received from Mark Fischer disputing need for preapp and clarification on permit for garage remodel. BCCCIO Not.of MCC/Warning Notice 1/16/2014 None DONE DLC 1/29/2014 DLC Notice prepared for mail and certified delivery. The notice was also emailed to mark Fischer at: mark@hydrosports.com The following email was sent: Hello Mr.Fischer, The notice attached is a violation notice prepared as a result of the stop work notice posted at 31 N Hidden Cove Lane,Lilliwaup on Wednesday,January 15,2014. The notice specifies enclosures that are available for download on our website,links to the documents are pasted below. Hard copies will be mailed to you tomorrow. Link to building department information,including building permit forms: hup://www.co.mason.wa.us/community_dev/building/index.php Link to pre-application meeting form: http://www.co.mason.wa.us/forms/Community_Dev/presubmission.pdf Received certified return receipt signed by Jane Fischer. BCCA40 Meeting 2/3/2014 None DONE TW 2/3/2014 TW Mr.Fischer came into the office with drawing to create a room on the interior of the existing building.Mic and I went over drawing together. Mr. Fischer will add the additional information we requested and email the permit application and drawings to me later this week. Page 2 of 3 CaseActivity..rpt Case Activity Listing 4/4/2016 12:06:47PM Case#: BCC2014-00004 IP14 Description: remodeling existing garage to create a dive center. Complainant has heard owners intend to Assigned Done Activity Description Date 1 Date 2 Date 3 Hold Disp To By Updated Updated By BCCA20 Additional Complaint Received 2/18/2014 None DONE DLC 2/18/2014 DLC Received a telepone call from a neighbot alleging that the owners are operating the dwelling as a B&B. Told him about the pre-application meeting and notified him of the info provided by the owner and their attorney that the sfr will be used as a vacation rental and transient occupants shall not exceed 10 persons. The following email was sent to bcgaume@comcast.net with bldg and fire code docs attached: The documents attached to this email were distributed by me to property owners Mark Fischer and Kristen Seabury and their attorney Kristen French during the pre-application meeting on Wednesday, February 12,2014. Using the property for other than single-family dwelling purposes would be considered a violation of the building code. The planner for this project is Allan Borden. If you have questions related to zoning or developmental regulations you can reach him at ahb@co.mason.waus. This message is cc'd to him. BCCA60 Letter Attached. See Documents 3/14/2014 None DONE DLC 3/14/2014 DLC An email received from neighbor with information concerning friends and family use at$110/night BCCA60 Letter Attached. See Documents 5/9/2014 None DONE DLC 5/9/2014 DLC email inquiry and response to Mr.Fischer concerning use of the structure for rental purposes. 10 or less occupants would allow structure to remain as R3.See email inquiry and response attached.-dlc 5.9.2014 BCCA60 Letter Attached. See Documents 6/13/2014 None DONE DLC 6/13/2014 DLC complaint received through M Wagner Page 3 of 3 CaseActivity..rpt Welcome to our Home (Revised 20 September 2015) You are invited to be the guest of Kristen Seabury and Jane and Mark Fischer at our vacation home in Lilliwaup, Washington. The Waketickeh Marine Protected Area is directly off shore from our house. You will find two shallow reefs directly in front of the house and a Washington Scuba Alliance buoy atop "The Knuckle" about 100 yards off shore. No harvesting, collecting or fishing is allowed in Waketickeh. The home is well equipped with cookware, beds and basic toiletries. Since it is new to us please bring 2 towels, a pillow and bedding or sleeping bag. Beds are equipped with memory foam mattresses. Saturday night a pot luck dinner will take place. Please let Mark or Kristen know what you will be bringing to share. Respect our neighbor's privacy. Please do not wander off our property. Please keep your voices at indoor volumes when outside. In Washington, waterfront tidelands are privately owned shoreward to the extreme low tide line. Please enter and exit the water on our tidelands. HydroSports Dive and Travel does not own or operate the house. Please do not reference HydroSports in any social media or online messages mentioning Hidden Cove or Flag Pole. Do not mention "training, certification, lessons, instructor or instruction" in social media Posts. Do not post photos of the interior of the house. Washington State is experiencing a drought. Water supply is shared in our community. The well in our neighborhood is predicted to go dry this summer. Please exercise all water conservation techniques: 1. Do not run water in the sink while brushing teeth or shaving. 2. When washing pots and pans fill the sink or basin with hot soapy water, wash all. Rinse after all are cleaned. 3. The dishwasher is misbehaving currently. Wash dishes in batches not one item at a time. Fill the sink with soapy water. Wash all. Rinse all. 4. Use the flow restrictor in the showers. Get wet. Turn flow restrictor to limit water flow while you lather. Turn flow restrictor to rinse. 5. If rinsing undergarments in washer do so with other garments, not one at a time. 6. Rinse dive gear next to the house where south hose attaches. 7. Fill small bucket with water. 8. Rinse masks and regulators in bucket. 9. Rinse BCDs on Sunday when leaving. 10. Rinse dry suits on Sunday when leaving. Divemasters Don't Get Paid. Divemasters work hard to help make your experience more enjoyable. Consider tipping them. Typical tipping etiquette is $5 to $10 per dive per diver. House etiquette: • The house is a non-smoking house. If you smoke, please smoke on the gravel sea wall. Dispose of butts in the fire pit. • Parking is very limited. We can squeeze 6 or 7 cars into our driveway. Please carpool. If you can take a guest in your vehicle, please coordinate through Noel and Kelly. • The house is a shoe free house. Please bring a pair of slippers or wear socks as you move about the house. Hardwood floors can be slippery. Step carefully. • The house is on a septic system. DO NOT put anything in the toilet that you have not swallowed or the supplied toilet paper. Wipes, paper towels, tampons, etc. will damage the system. Place these in the garbage cans in the bathrooms. • The house is on a septic system. Collect food waste using the strainers in the kitchen sink and dispose of the food waste in the garbage can under the sink. • Help us conserve energy and water. If you turned it on, please turn it off; if you got it out, please put it back. Turn on exhaust fans when showering. Turn off exhaust fans when leaving the bathroom. • Help us conserve water while showering. Showerheads are equipped with flow restrictors. Rotate the knob behind the shower head 90 degrees to stow water flow when lathering up. Rotate the knob 90 degrees to return water flow to rinse. • Saturday night, please turn off lights, TV's and radios in common areas like the living room, dining room, kitchen at 10:30 PM. If you wish to carry on conversations please feel free to do so in the garage keeping your voices low. • The hard wood floors of the house can be very slippery. Step carefully. Slippers are a good idea. • The house is equipped with a washer and dryer. Before drying any saltwater soaked garment, the garment MUST be rinsed. Salt water will damage the dryer. • In the morning, please do not turn on lights upstairs until 6:30 AM. Feel free to use the kitchen and start a pot of coffee, make breakfast, etc. Please keep your voices low to allow those who wish to sleep to do so. • Please help keep the house in good order by cleaning up after yourself and helping with general cleanup. Lend a hand washing and drying dishes, emptying the garbage, sweeping or vacuuming floors. • At the end of the weekend trash cans need to be emptied and living areas policed to be sure you don't leave anything behind. • Trash cans are just beyond the propane tanks behind the attached garage. • Sunday morning before breakfast please carefully remove the mattress cover or sheets from your bed and place them in the utility room. I'll start washing before breakfast. Time permitting please replace a mattress cover on your bed before leaving. • Mason County does not recycle glass. Please collect all glass for recycling in the designated box. Recyclables will be returned to Salem for recycling. • When packing to leave, please help us tidy up by moving equipment to the garage, coiling the garden hose and turning off the exterior faucet. Your assistance keeping the house organized is greatly appreciated. Dive Safety: • Please remember to stay well hydrated during and after the training weekend. The water at the house is very tasty. If you drink caffeinated beverages, be sure to drink lots of water all day long. • We are in a 911 emergency zone. In the unlikelihood event of an emergency dial 911. Tell the 911 operator you are at 31 North Hidden Cove Lane, Lilliwaup, WA 98555. • We have emergency oxygen on site along with a small first aid kit. If needed ask for assistance. We are well trained in first aid and are there to help. • Alcoholic Beverages: From a liability standpoint we subscribe to the first drink, last dive rule. This means that once you start an alcoholic beverage you are finished diving for the day. To reach our house at Hidden Cove: Travel north on Interstate 5 to exit 104, Olympia/Tumwater. Take exit 104 west. Travel about 5 miles and exit onto Highway 101 northbound to the Hood Canal, Shelton, Port Angeles. Continue past Hoodsport northbound on Highway 101. Pass mile marker 319 and begin paying close attention. Pass mile marker 318. Pass the left turn to Hamma Hamma Road. Slow down and putt into the Slow Vehicle Turn Out 200 feet past Hamma Hamma Road. This is the entrance to Hidden Cove. Follow the paved road making a U-turn. On your left you'll see a garage labeled 31 N. This is our detached garage. Turn left past the garage into our driveway. The retaining wall is bright red. Park three across in the driveway in front of the garage and in the driveway. We'll shuffle cars to make sure everyone parks on our property. Look at the weather for the weekend (Eldon, WA, is listed on www.weatherunderpround.com) and bring weather appropriate clothing. Bring a wind proof shell to put on over your suit between dives. Bring water and easy to digest snacks for a between dive treat. Mark's cell phone is 503-580-7325. Kristen's cell phone is 818-876-2330. Special note...Obey posted speed limits! As you leave our house driving south on Highway 101, speed limits are enforced. Be cautious going home as the speed limit leaving Hoodsport is 45 miles per hour. Local police are eager to take money from tourists traveling a bit too fast. Two dive site reviews by Nicolle Pratt can be found at http://www.pnwscuba.com/reviews/FlagPolePointEast.htm and http://www.pnwscuba.com/reviews/FIaQPolePointWest.htm We look forward to sharing the weekend with you. Please call Mark or Kristen if you have questions about our weekend together. XFINITY Connect Page 1 of 1 XFINITY Connect bcgaume@comcastnet +Font Size- Hidden cove rules and regulations From:Jeffrey Kyllo<jeffreykyllo@mac.com> Fri,Aug 21, 2015 09:32 AM Subject:Hidden cove rules and regulations To:Mark Fischer<mark@hydrosports.com> Mark, The community has asked several of us to draw up a list of rules and regulations that we think will help preserve the character and quality of our little piece of paradise. As you are aware,the majority of the properties are still owned by the original families dating back to the 1950's. There has been quite a lot of consternation surrounding the activities on your property. The community at large is in agreement with these rules. I am sending them to you as well,as you are a member of our community. I have asked a representative of each property to return a signed copy to me acknowledging receipt and understanding of the adopted rules. I hope that you will do the same. Thank you for your time and consideration. Jeff Kyllo 10263 Maplewood Place SW Seattle,Wa.98146 https://web.mail.comcast.net/zimbra/h/printmessage?id=433990&tz=America/Los_Angele... 9/28/2015 XFINITY Connect Page I of 1 XFINITY Connect bcgaume@comcast.ne +Font Size- Fwd:Visit to Hydro Sports for Rental equipment From :Walton <jwalton814@comcast.net> Wed,Sep 16,2015 02:58 PN Subject:Fwd:Visit to Hydro Sports for Rental equipment To:Gaume Bryan <bcgaume@comcast.net> Page 1 More to come Jeff Begin forwarded message: From:erik reed<remadl76239@yahoo.com> Dane:September 15,2015 at 7:26:07 PM PDT To:"jwa1ton814@comcast.net"<jwa1ton814@comcast.net> Subject:Visit to Hydro Sports for Rental equipment Visited the diving shop to rent equipment for the diving event on 9-25/26 at the owners house on Hood Canal in Washington.He stated that he canceled the 9-20 event because there were not enough divers to make it work out. Mark reviewed the rental equipment I would need and correct sizes. He stated that the rental bottles would be provided at his place in Washington along with any equipment that breaks down and needs replacement. I asked about having enough people to provide dive buddies during the weekend and he said that they were expelling 20-25 people showing up and that wouldn't be a problem. I paid the$45 rental charge and inquired about the rental of the house.He explained that would be paid up there and he keeps It separate from the shop.I asked about the email he sent me stating that it would be$140 to stay the weekend and he corrected me and said that its only$130 this time but that they are in a state of flux and due to taxes going up that they would need to raise the price on the next trips. I inquired about getting directions to the house or a brochure to show the location. He stated that he would be sending an email that would explain the location of the house.He also discussed parking and that with as many divers showing up there would be issues with parking and that he would need to make sure everyone parks dose and in the right area. I discussed the probability of having a friend of mine come up and if that would be an issue. He stated that it wouldn't and he would just need to pay the amount for the stay. This is what I have so far from the visit,if I remember anything else I will ad it in. Erik Sent from my iPad https://web.mail.comcast.net/zimbra/h/printmessage?id=43 6920&tz=America/Los_Angele... 9/25/2015 r XRNITY Connect Page 1 of 1 XFINITY Connect bcgaume@comcast ne + Font Size- Fwd:Diving-rental equipment pick up From :Walton <jwafton814@comcast.net> Wed,Sep 23,2015 03:24 PN Subject:Fwd: Diving-rental equipment pick up To:Gaume Bryan <bcgaume@comcast.net> FYI Begin forwarded message: From:erik reed <remadl76239@yahoo.com> Date:September 23,2015 at 2:57:19 PM PDT To: "jwalton814@comcast.net" <jwalton814@comcast.net> Subject: Diving-rental equipment pick up Met with Mark Fischer to pick up my rental equipment for the diving trip scheduled for 9-25/27.We spoke about what would be needed for supplies during the stay at his house.I will have to supply my own bedding and food supplies except for Saturday night where they have a potluck scheduled.I will also pay him$130 upon arrival at the house. Mark Fischer supplied me with an email of pictures of the property and directions to get there along with a separate PDF on staying at the property.I will send separately. I spoke with Mark Fischer about other diving opportunities.He stated that they do have Open Water Training Dives at the House and I asked about attending one to increase my dive time/experience before taking a major vacation dive. He also stated that he provided an Advance Dive class that would work better do to my current experience.It would include underwater navigation and other advanced techniques. Sent from my iPad https://web.mail.comcast.net/zimbra/h/printmessage?id=437621&tz=America/Los Angele... 9/25/2015 Finding my vacation home at Hidden Cove 31 North Hidden Cove Lane, Lilliwoup, WA 98555 My cell phone is 503-580-7325. Call if you are having any difficulty finding the house. From Salem: Travel north on Interstate 5 to exit 104,Olympia/Tumwater.Take exit 104 west.Travel west about 5 miles and exit onto Highway 101 northbound to the Hood Canal, Shelton, Port Angeles. Continue past Hoodsport northbound on Highway 101. As you pass mile marker 319 begin paying close attention. Pass mile marker 318.Pass the left turn to Hamma Hamma Road. ,t Slow down to 15 MPH and pull into the Slow Vehicle Turnout 200 feet past Hamma Hamma Road. This is the entrance to Hidden Cove. 4• Turn BEFORE the mail boxes. r Follow the aved road makin a U-turn. 4 rr On your left you'll see a garage labeled 31 N.This is our detached garage. -s- Turn left past the garage into our driveway. Bear left following the red retaining wall. lip Park three across in the driveway in front of the garage and in the driveway. We'll shuffle cars to make sure everyone parks on our property. XFINITY Connect Page 1 of 1 XFINM Connect bcgaume@comcasLnet Font Size- Fwd: info From :Walton <jwalton814@comcast.net> Sat,Sep 26, 2015 11:04 AM Subject: Fwd: info To:Gaume Bryan <bcgaume@comcast.net> More Begin forwarded message: From:erik reed <remad176239@yahoo.com> Date:September 26, 2015 at 9:17:33 AM PDT To:Walton <jwalton814@comcast.net> Subject: info Brandon and Delta are doing their open water dive certification with Dive instructors Greg and Carrol. Ron and Kelly are Instructors that are diving with friends showing up later today Ed is diving and taking pictures Mark and Gwyen are diving together. I believe one other instructor is Jeff. Mark Fischer held a meeting this morning and talked about not mentioning Hydrosports,training or instructional training and his quote was"Even though thats what were doing today with Brandon and Delta". He discussed how he had made comments to the community and got in trouble by doing so. Mark Fishher also stated that there is to be no communication of Hydrosports and the Flag Pole or Hidden cove on any social media Upper detached garage is the main drying area for the suites and I will get pic's later. I will clean this up and add more as the weekend progress. Sent from my iPad https:Hweb.mai l.comcast.net/zimbra/h/printmessage?id=43 7960&tz=America/Los_Ange le... 9/28/2015 Fischer Activity Comments for September 26&27, 2015 Weekend Training Class Photo 003 This is a community property area set aside and agreed up for boat and boat trailer storage only, usually short term. This is a point of contention with Fischer because he has overflow parking that will not fit in his driveway. Fischer was confronted by two neighbors this weekend and directed him to move his vehicle (green pickup) and a guest's white truck. Fischer became very indignant, but reluctantly relocated both vehicles to his property.Threats to call the Mason County Sheriff were made by Fischer. Parking for Fischer is an ongoing problem. He frequently has to many vehicles to deal with. Photo 012 This shows a large number of tanks to accommodate his training class.This is the view I have from my cabin. When Fischer noticed me looking at his group, he immediately reduced the number of tanks and moved them to the right so I could not see them directly. He also alerted his class of students every time I stepped outside to talk softly, not mention the words"training" or"certification". According to our plant, Fischer was also careful to be out of sight when moneys were exchanged for services, usually $130 each. Photo 010 This is a shot of Fischer's driveway. Cars are wedged in as much as possible. Fischer encourages all guests and students to car pool. Parking is a huge concern for Fischer. The photos of the blue curtains represent the upstairs sleeping area.This is a very large room formally a trophy room for stuffed animals by previous owner. Our surveillance person indicated at least twelve bunks in this area, all with separate partitions for privacy.Also, please note materials on floors for construction of more bunks. -XFINITY Connect Page 1 of 3 XFINITY Connect bcgaume@corn—t.net Fvvd:Info From:Walton 1jvvattDn814@ComCa5t.net> Sun,Sep 27,2015 10:42. Subject:Fwd:info To:Gaume Bryan<bc9aume@oonncast.net> FYI Begin forwarded message: Fom:erik reed<remadl76239@yahoo.corn> D.te:September 27,2015 at 10:37:99 AM PDT To:Walton 11wahon814@c0mrast.net> Subject:Re:Into Notes:20 total mattresses,12 bunk beds,plus two side roams ore with a single mattress in it and the other with parts for more hunk beds.One single bed next to the stair well on kitchen level along with Master Bed morn.Kitchen cabinets are labeled for identification of Contents.Lower kevel has two bed rooms,one with three mattress and one with a Queen?plus one mattress leaning up against the wall in the tv room that exits onto the patio under the deck.TV room Includes closet with other scuba equipment(PropuNon devices). Air compressor is in the garage in a sound deadening morn.Tanks are placed in front of the garage or by the side of the house(South Side)this was done because a neighbor had shown up and Mark Fischer informed the group that he did not want him to see the amount of tanks he had up there available. I he detached garage holds the cedar drying room for 30+suits and equipment. The Unties are conducting and Open Watts dive for a couple that is consisting of 4 dives. Mark Fischer is in the process today of moving a ornhennt block to Identify a place called the"Pinnacle"with a line that will be buoyed just under the low tide IeveJ for surface identification along with fixing apparent cut lines that lead to the same area underwater from his beach to that point.This was done as stated by him for easier location finding during future training dives. The closets all have hangs numbered to assign gear with those numbers or control who's equipment is located on that hanger.Based on info from other instrucmrs. Again just putting notes down so I don't forget this stuff. other pies on Paid, 1 think I have taken about all the pies I can to show whets going on.If there is anything else you want Ins me know as soon as passible.The main crew is out diving and I have a tittle more access to stuff without gaining attention. Sent from my read On Sep 27,2015,at 10:12 AM,Walton<Iwahon814@camcastnet>wrote: Stud!!had On Sep 27,2015,at 10:00 AM,Erik Reed<remad176239@yahoo.can>wrote: Ya.Transfering more pits. <image.jpeg> <image.jpeg> Sent from my Phone <image.jpeg> <image.jpeg> On Sep 26,2015,at 7:37 FM <Image.jM> ,Walton<Iwalton814@comhcast.net> <image.jpeg> wrote: <image.jpeg> <image.jpeg> Tried to call. <lmage.jpeg> All good? <Image.jpeg> <imdge.jpey> On Sep 26,2015,at 7:21 PM,Erik https://web.mail.comcast.net/zimbra/h/printmessage?id=438002&tz=America/Los_Angele... 9/28/2015 XFINITY Connect Page 2 of 3 <imrage.jpeg> Reed<re c!176239@yahoo.com>wrote: <knage.jpeg> Serf from my Phone On Sep 26,2015,at 6:43 PM,Walton<jwaltonfi l4@comrast.net>wrote: Well Odle. You got the balti On Sep 26,2015,at 6:36 PM,Erik Reed<remadl76239@yahoo.com>wrote: <image.jpeg> - Sent from my Phone On Sep 26,2015,at 11:05 AM,Walton<jwaItoMI4@oomcast.net>wrote: Well dorreitl On Sep 26,2015,at 10:10 AM,Eric Read<remad176239Qyahw.com>wrote: Drying room In detached garage. <imagejpeg> Sent from my Phone <kmagejpet> <knagejpeg> <kmaw.jlleg> On Sep 26,2015,at 9:59 AN,erfk read <remadl76239@yahoo.e m>wrote: The open water artlfiatlm a taking piaos within the nerd 30 minutes if you want to get it feinted.it will be 4 people together two got two guys. Sent from my Pad On Sep 26,2015,at 9:46 AM,erik reed <rMTW176239ftahoo.eom>wrote: Ron Is Kefiy's friend not Instructor.First time out here. Mark Fbdwy also requested that the fee be paid this rmonirg before the dies,which I have done. Sent from my Pat! On Sep 26,2015,at 9:17 AM,eric read <remadl76239@yahm.mm> wrote: Brandon and Deb are dart their open water doe Certifiation with Dive Instructors Greg and Carrel. Ran and Kelly are Instructors that are dM g with friends showing up toter today Ed is dwkg and MWN https://web.mail.comcast.net/zimbra/h/printmessage?id=43 8002&tz=America/Los_Angele... 9/28/2015 .XFINITY Connect Page 3 of 3 "res Mark and Gwyen are diving together. I believe one otluer instructor is Jeff. Mark Fischer held a meeting this morning and tallied about not rnenbonug Hydmsports,training or IM1RfULilOnal training and his Quote was"Even thoto [hats what Were doing today with Brandon and Delta".He discussed how he had made cornrnents to the corrimnity and got in trouble by dokg so.Mark Fishar also stated that there iS to be 110 communication of Hydrospor%and the Flag Pole or Hidden cove on any social media Upper da3died garage is the main drying area for the suites and I will get piCs Later. I will clean this up and add more as the weekend proge%. Sent from my lead https:Hweb.mail.comcast.net/zimbra/h/printmessage?id=43 8002&tz=America/Los_Angele... 9/28/2015 XFINITY Connect 9/30/15,4:32 PM XFINITY Connect dggaume@comcast.net +l'ont Si/c- Fwd: Additional pictures From : bcgaume@comcast.net Wed, Sep 30, 2015 01:07 PM Subject : Fwd: Additional pictures &12 attachments To : Dana Gaume <dggaume@comcast.net> From: "Walton" <jwalton814@comcast.net> To: "Gaume Bryan" <bcgaume@comcast.net> Sent: Tuesday, September 29, 2015 7:05:56 PM Subject: Fwd: Additional pictures Set 2 Begin forwarded message: From: erik reed <remadl76239@yahoo.com> Date: September 29, 2015 at 5:48:24 PM PDT To: Walton <jwalton814@comcast.net> Subject: Additional pictures 2nd email set of pictures https://web.mail.comcast.net/zimbra/h/printmessage?id=848822&tz=America/Los_Angeles&xim=1 Page 1 of 8 XFINITY Connect 9/30/15,4:$2 PM F 3 x x: /Iwo" These are pictures of the"Drying Room" located in the detached garage. This is set up to easily handle 40+ Wet and Dry suits along with hoodies, diving boots and gloves. The heater is a propane unit and the fan system is located in the front and back of the room and set up on a timer located next to the door.This room allows clients to undress and dress in a warm area before and after diving along with drying equipment between dives and overnight. https://web.maii.comcast.net/zimbra/h/printmessage?id=848822&tz=America/Los_Angeles&xim=1 Page 2 of 8 XFINITY Connect 9/30/15,4:32 PM This is what the room looks like in the detached garage.The access point to the garage is in the back of the photo through the"Man"door and the two doors that swing open from the front leading to the driveway where the photo was taken from. This shows the BC's(Buoyancy Compensators)and colored buckets that hold the weights for the BC's. These colored buckets seen next to the upside down boat are what Hydro Sports uses to allocate needed weights for each individuals needs based on their equipment and size. https://web.mail.comcast.net/zimbra/h/printmessage?id=848822&tz=America/Los_Angeles&xim=1 Page 3 of 8 XANITY Connect 9/30/15,4:32 PM F�. s ry , , .r i BC's located along the tide wall. l This shows where Mark Fischer asked us to keep the full tanks so the neighbor could not see how many were being used. He did not want them on the lawn next to the sea wall because a neighbor kept looking over at the property. Mark Fischer had apparently had a "Run In" or confrontation with a neighbor and was asking us again to not bring any more tanks than needed to the lawn area and that we keep are voices down, again asking us not to mention anything to do with Hydro Sports,training or certification processes. https://web.maii.comcast.net/zimbra/h/printmessage?id=848822&tz=America/Los_Angeles&xim=1 Page 4 of 8 XFINITY Connect 9/30/15,4:32 PM R These are some of the tanks that need air and tanks that are full and left in front of the garage because Mark Fischer did not want any more tanks going down to the diving area due to the neighbor watching the activities. This is a picture of the inside of the air filling station room which is heavily sound proofed.This is showing the filtering process??.... which was covered by a towel and fastened around each of the 3 intakes. (This bothered me because I have seen filling stations for air equipment due to my work as a Fire Fighter and this did not seem to contain the correct or needed filters for a contained breathing apparatus. https://web.mail.comcast.net/zimbra/h/printmessage?id=848822&tz=America/Los_Angeles&xim=1 Page 5 of 8 XFINITY Connect 9/30/15,4:32 PM This is the vent that vents as stated by one of the instructors and Mark Fischer into the attic portion of the attached garage and house and ultimately vented out the garage to the atmosphere. Main compressor system. PRO%rl ,fie. https://web.mail.comcast.net/zimbra/h/printmessage?id=848822&tz=America/Los_Angeles&xim=1 Page 6 of 8 XFINITY Connect 9/30/15,4:32 PM Two compressors that are attached into the system and piping to the above "Towel filter" picture above. image.jpeg 44 KB image.jpeg 4 KB image.jpeg 4 KB mage.jpeg 44 KB �mage.jpeg 8 KB image.jpeg 4 KB r. image.jpeg 2 KB t image.jpeg 8 KB mage.jpeg 4 KB https://web.maiI.comcast.net/zimbra/h/printmessage?id=848822&tz=America/Los_Angeles&xim=1 Page 7 of 8 XFINITY Connect 9/30/15,4:32 PM mage.jpeg 0 KB mage.jpeg 2 KB mage.jpeg 6 KB https://web.maiI.comcast.net/zimbra/h/printmessage?id=848822&tz=America/Los_Angeles&xim=1 Page 8 of 8 XFINITY Connect 9/30/15,4:32 PM XFINITY Connect dggaume0comcast.net +Font Size- Fwd: House pictures From:bcgaume@comcast.net Wed,Sep 30,2015 01:06 PM Subject:Fwd: House pictures &13 attachments To:Dana Gaume<dggaume@comcast.net> From: "Walton" <jwalton8149comcast.net> To: "Gaume Bryan" <bcgaume@comcast.net> Sent: Tuesday, September 29, 2015 6:46:50 PM Subject: Fwd: House pictures First group. Begin forwarded message: From:erik reed<remadl76239@yahoo.com> Date:September 29,2015 at 5:01:05 PM PDT To:Walton <jwalton814@comcast.net> Subject:House pictures I will follow with other emails on additional ictuers. https://web.maiI.comcast.net/zimbra/h/printmessage?id=848821&tz=America/Los_Angeles&xim=1 Page 1 of 13 XFINITY Connect 9/30/15,4:32 PM This is the upper level of the house containing 12 total bunk beds with curtains as dividers between each set of bunks.This shows the stairs to the upper level and there are two doors on each side of the room that lead to open areas as you will see in upcoming photos.One door can just be seen in the middle of the icture between the bunk beds. Ala Ilk , https://web.malI.comcast.net/zimbra/h/printmessage?id=848821&tz=America/Los_Angeles&xim=1 Page 2 of 13 XFINITY Connect 9/30/15,4:32 PM §Y r P These two hotos show one of the rooms with ui ment to build more bunk beds. This shows the other attached room with available sleeping areas.This could easily fit up to 6 people per side with this type of mattress system. https://web.mail.comcast.net/zimbra/h/printmessage?id=848821&tz=America/Los_Angeles&xim=1 Page 3 of 13 9/30/15,412 PM r. ` F 4 This is the closet that is located on the main landing next to the front doors.This shows hangers to be used to identify inventory from Hydro Sports and keep track of Wet and Dry suits. https://web.maiI.comcast.net/zimbra/h/printmessage?id=848821&tz=America/Los_Angeles&xlm=1 Page 4 of 13 XFINITY Connect 9/30/15,4:32 PM S s' u The above picture shows a small closet type room used as an additional sleeping area that is next to the stairs leading down to the middle level of the house from the front doors into the main living area and kitchen. https://web.maiI.comcast.net/zimbra/h/printmessage?id=848821&tz=America/Los_Angeles&xim=1 Page 5 of 13 XFINITY Connect 9/30/15,4:32 PM XA k i OibM TOWELS HAND TOWEL" z e H $It VFRWARE https://web.mail.comcast.net/zimbra/h/printmessage?id=848821&tz=America/Los_Angeles&xim=1 Page 6 of 13 XFINITY Connect 9130/15,4:32 PM This shows the labeling that is on the kitchen cabinets so clients staying there know where to find utensils,plates and other kitchen items for eating and cooking. https://web.mail.comcast.net/zimbra/h/printmessage?id=848821&tz=America/Los Angeles&xim=1 Page 7 of 13 XFINITY Connect 9/30/15,4:32 PM i i This is the lower level of the house that leads out to the patio underneath the deck.You can see the additional mattress up against the wall. https://web.mail.comcast.net/zimbra/h/printmessage?id=848821&tz=America/Los_Angeles&xim=1 Page 8 of 13 XFINITY Connect 9/30/15,4:32 PM y#d F s e lk .. - I This shows one of the bedrooms on the lower floor that leads out to the patio under the deck.This room is located behind the wall where the mattress is leaning on. https://web.mall.comcast.net/zimbra/h/printmessage?id=848821&tz=America/Los_Angeles&xim=1 Page 9 of 13 XFINITY Connect 9130115,4:32 PM �r AW This is the additional bedroom on the right hand side of the lower level of the house connected to the TV room that leads out to the patio. https://web.mall.comcast.net/zimbra/h/printmessage?id=848821&tz=America/Los Angeles&xim=1 Page 10 of 13 XFINITY Connect 9/30/15,4:32 PM s s� d F Bathroom on the lower level adjacent to the bedroom above. https://web.maiI.comcast.net/zimbra/h/printmessage?id=848821&tz=America/Los Angeles&x1m=1 Page 11 of 13 XFINITY Connect 9/30/15,4:32 PM Closet on lower level showing additional diving equipment(Orange items on the left are underwater propulsion units)and storage.Wall on the left is where the stairs leading down to this level is located. " image.jpeg 1 MB image.jpeg MB mage.jpeg MB mage.jpeg 1 MB https://web.maiI.comcast.net/zimbra/h/printmessage?id=848821&tz=America/Los_Angeles&xim=1 Page 12 of 13 XFINITY Connect 9/30/15,4:32 PM mage.jpeg MB mage.jpeg 2 MB image.jpeg 1 MB image.jpeg 1 MB image.jpeg 84 KB image.jpeg 1 MB mage.jpeg 1 MB mage.jpeg 1 MB image.jpeg 1 MB https://web.mail.comcast.net/zimbra/h/printmessage?id=848821&tz=America/Los_Angeles&xim=1 Page 13 of 13 1 6 .vy ' State of Washington DEPARTMENT OF FISH AND WILDLIFE Mailing Address: 600 Capitol Way N, Olympia,WA 98501-1091 • (360) 902-2200•TDD (360)902-2207 Main Office Location: Natural Resources Building, 1111 Washington Street SE, Olympia,WA March 14, 2016 Mark Fischer 31 N Hidden Cove Lane, Lilliwaup, WA 98555 Dear Mr. Fischer, It has come to my attention that you have installed on your property(31 N Hidden Cove Lane, Lilliwaup, WA 98555) as well as within the Waketickeh Creek Conservation Area, several cement blocks, and a BBCZ, with ropes, cables, and/or chains strung between them.This work was installed without the required Hydraulic Project Approval (HPA) permit from the Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife (WDFW) and constitutes an HPA violation. RCW 77.55.021(1) states, "Except as provided in RCW 77.55.031, 77.55.051, 77.55.041, and 77.55.361, in the event that any person or government agency desires to undertake a hydraulic project,the person or government agency shall, before commencing work thereon, secure the approval of the department in the form of a permit as to the adequacy of the means proposed for the protection of fish life. In addition, WAC 220-660-420 describes"artificial aquatic habitat structures in saltwater areas". Section (2) describes the concerns for fish life:Artificial aquatic habitat structures draw large numbers offish for the same reasons natural habitat structures do: They provide shelter,food, and a place for some species to spawn. They have holes and crevices in which both predator and prey can hide. However, artificial aquatic habitat structures alter the seabed and change the natural habitat. This alteration can change the make-up of the fish community and displace fish that used the natural habitat. Because artificial aquatic habitat structures can draw large numbers offish into one place, coordination with fisheries managers is critical to prevent overfishing at these sites. Our concern is that the items have been placed without consideration to their effects on fish life and are generally detrimental to the aquatic environment in Hood Canal as there are several rules within WAC 220-660-420 that were not followed. Some examples of the rules violations include, but are not limited to,the following: • (3) Artificial aquatic habitat structure design: o (b) Resource benefits must outweigh negative impacts caused by construction and placement of the structure. 4�- i nrt��. 4 J Q' T' vy 1 +xwu State of Washington DEPARTMENT OF FISH AND WILDLIFE Mailing Address: 600 Capitol Way N, Olympia,WA 98501-1091 • (360) 902-2200•TDD (360)902-2207 Main Office Location: Natural Resources Building, 1111 Washington Street SE, Olympia,WA o (c)The department may require compensatory mitigation for unavoidable construction impacts to fish life and habitat that supports fish life. o (d) HPA applications must include the target fish species, species groups, or life stages that a person wants to enhance or rebuild.The critical habitat and environmental requirements of those species must be identified. o (e) A complete application to construct an artificial aquatic habitat structure must include the results of approved preconstruction surveys, a statement of the fishery or habitat need for the proposed structure, ongoing maintenance needs, if any, and a plan for quarterly monitoring for two years after construction. o (f)The department will require at least four preconstruction surveys: ■ (i) Preconstruction surveys must be conducted during each seasonal quarter prior to the start of the project(January through March, April through June,July through September, and October through December); ■ (ii) Post-construction quarterly monitoring must follow department-approved biological protocols. A person must submit results of completed surveys to the department annually; and ■ (iii) The department may require additional surveys. • (4) Artificial aquatic habitat structure construction: o (a) Locate the structure at least two hundred yards away from other areas of hard-rock habitat to reduce the probability of an aquatic invasive species infestation. o (c) Construct the structures with high-density materials that are nontoxic and inert in sea water. o (d) Use clean materials to construct the structure. Do not use materials that would leach metals, petroleum products, or other hazardous materials. o (e) At least ninety-five percent of the construction materials must be larger than one foot in diameter. o (g) Place the structure where it will cause the least impact to fish life and the habitat that supports fish life. Hood Canal is a vitally important component the larger Puget Sound ecosystem and work that is undertaken in this area without the proper permitting and therefore the proper guidance to ensure the protection of fish life is deeply concerning. At this time we have two primary options.The preferred option is for you to apply for an HPA to remove the offending structures. You may choose to apply for a new HPA to construct permitted structures on your property.This option will likely avoid any enforcement actions by WDFW.The secondary option is ;r�rf o <. r~ l)kfiV•: State of Washington DEPARTMENT OF FISH AND WILDLIFE Mailing Address: 600 Capitol Way N, Olympia,WA 98501-1091 • (360) 902-2200•TDD (360)902-2207 Main Office Location: Natural Resources Building, 1111 Washington Street SE, Olympia, WA to pursue this as a violation wherein I will create a report detailing the violation which will be forwarded to WDFW enforcement and they will file criminal misdemeanor charges with Mason County Prosecutor's Office. Please contact me by April 15, 2016 so that we may attempt to resolve this. I look forward to working with you. Please note that any removal or installation work will require separate permitting from other agencies (e.g. DNR, US Army Corps of Engineers, WA Dept. of Ecology, and Mason County) and it is your sole responsibility to ensure that all other requirements are met. Sincerely, Joshua Benton Area Habitat Biologist 450 Port Orchard Blvd Port Orchard,WA 98366 (360) 602-0364 joshua.benton@dfw.wa.gov cc: • Barbara Adkins, Mason County • Brian Hooper, US Army Corps of Engineers • Richard Mraz,WA Dept. of Ecology • Randy Lumper, Skokomish Tribe • Shannon Soto, WA DNR • Bryan Davidson, WDFW Enforcement T r. PAPe s. Z x '24 rw State of Washington DEPARTMENT OF FISH AND WILDLIFE Mailing Address: 600 Capitol Way N, Olympia,WA 98501-1091 • (360) 902-2200•TDD (360)902-2207 Main Office Location: Natural Resources Building, 1111 Washington Street SE, Olympia,WA March 25, 2016 Mark Fischer 31 N Hidden Cove Lane, Lilliwaup, WA 98555 Dear Mr. Fischer, It has come to my attention that you have installed on your property(31 N Hidden Cove Lane, Lilliwaup, WA 98555) as well as within the Waketickeh Creek Conservation Area, several cement blocks, and a BBQ, with ropes, cables, and/or chains strung between them.This work was installed without the required Hydraulic Project Approval (HPA) permit from the Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife (WDFW) and constitutes an HPA violation. RCW 77.55.021(1) states, "Except as provided in RCW 77.55.031, 77.55.051, 77.55.041, and 77.55.361, in the event that any person or government agency desires to undertake a hydraulic project,the person or government agency shall, before commencing work thereon, secure the approval of the department in the form of a permit as to the adequacy of the means proposed for the protection of fish life. In addition, WAC 220-660-420 describes "artificial aquatic habitat structures in saltwater areas". Section (2) describes the concerns for fish life:Artificial aquatic habitat structures draw large numbers offish for the same reasons natural habitat structures do: They provide shelter,food, and a place for some species to spawn. They have holes and crevices in which both predator and prey can hide. However, artificial aquatic habitat structures alter the seabed and change the natural habitat. This alteration can change the make-up of the fish community and displace fish that used the natural habitat. Because artificial aquatic habitat structures can draw large numbers offish into one place, coordination with fisheries managers is critical to prevent overfishing at these sites. Our concern is that the items have been placed without consideration to their effects on fish life and are generally detrimental to the aquatic environment in Hood Canal as there are several rules within WAC 220-660-420 that were not followed. Some examples of the rules violations include, but are not limited to,the following: • (3)Artificial aquatic habitat structure design: o (b) Resource benefits must outweigh negative impacts caused by construction and placement of the structure. �`Rf. rnrf x State of Washington DEPARTMENT OF FISH AND WILDLIFE Mailing Address: 600 Capitol Way N, Olympia,WA 98501-1091 • (360) 902-2200•TDD (360)902-2207 Main Office Location: Natural Resources Building, 1111 Washington Street SE, Olympia,WA o (c)The department may require compensatory mitigation for unavoidable construction impacts to fish life and habitat that supports fish life. o (d) HPA applications must include the target fish species, species groups, or life stages that a person wants to enhance or rebuild.The critical habitat and environmental requirements of those species must be identified. o (e)A complete application to construct an artificial aquatic habitat structure must include the results of approved preconstruction surveys, a statement of the fishery or habitat need for the proposed structure, ongoing maintenance needs, if any, and a plan for quarterly monitoring for two years after construction. o (f)The department will require at least four preconstruction surveys: ■ (i) Preconstruction surveys must be conducted during each seasonal quarter prior to the start of the project (January through March, April through June,July through September, and October through December); ■ (ii) Post-construction quarterly monitoring must follow department-approved biological protocols. A person must submit results of completed surveys to the department annually; and ■ (iii)The department may require additional surveys. • (4) Artificial aquatic habitat structure construction: o (a) Locate the structure at least two hundred yards away from other areas of hard-rock habitat to reduce the probability of an aquatic invasive species infestation. o (c) Construct the structures with high-density materials that are nontoxic and inert in sea water. o (d) Use clean materials to construct the structure. Do not use materials that would leach metals, petroleum products, or other hazardous materials. o (e)At least ninety-five percent of the construction materials must be larger than one foot in diameter. o (g) Place the structure where it will cause the least impact to fish life and the habitat that supports fish life. Hood Canal is a vitally important component the larger Puget Sound ecosystem and work that is undertaken in this area without the proper permitting and therefore the proper guidance to ensure the protection of fish life is deeply concerning. At this time we have two primary options.The preferred option is for you to apply for an HPA to remove the offending structures.You may choose to apply for a new HPA to construct permitted structures on your property.This option will likely avoid any enforcement actions by WDFW.The secondary option is a 4 6 yY State of Washington DEPARTMENT OF FISH AND WILDLIFE Mailing Address: 600 Capitol Way N, Olympia,WA 98501-1091 • (360) 902-2200•TDD(360)902-2207 Main Office Location: Natural Resources Building, 1111 Washington Street SE, Olympia,WA to pursue this as a violation wherein I will create a report detailing the violation which will be forwarded to WDFW enforcement and they will file criminal misdemeanor charges with Mason County Prosecutor's Office. Please contact me by April 15, 2016 so that we may attempt to resolve this. I look forward to working with you. Please note that any removal or installation work will require separate permitting from other agencies (e.g. DNR, US Army Corps of Engineers, WA Dept. of Ecology, and Mason County) and it is your sole responsibility to ensure that all other requirements are met. Sincerely, Joshua Benton Area Habitat Biologist 450 Port Orchard Blvd Port Orchard, WA 98366 (360) 602-0364 ioshua.benton@dfw.wa.gov cc: • Barbara Adkins, Mason County • Brian Hooper, US Army Corps of Engineers • Richard Mraz,WA Dept. of Ecology • Randy Lumper, Skokomish Tribe • Shannon Soto, WA DNR • Bryan Davidson, WDFW Enforcement 016 Case Activity Listing 12:4/4 4/4/2/2 16 Case #: ENF2014-00005 �✓� Description: Added Enf case to go with BCC2014-00004. Remodeling existing garage to create a dive cer Assigned Done Activity Description Date 1 Date 2 Date 3 Hold Disp To By Updated Updated By ENFA010 Complaint Received 1/27/2014 1/27/2014 None DONE GMM 1/27/2014 GMM ENFB001 Inspection 1/27/2014 None GBM 1/27/2014 GMM ENFA010 Complaint Received 4/21/2014 4/21/2014 None DONE RDH 4/21/2014 RDH Received complaint(voice mail left on Saturday 4/19/14)from the representaitve of Hidden Cove Community that Steve Fisher is operating his scuba diving school and his Bed&Breakfast. He had 13 guests last weekend. ENFA510 Letter attached. See documents 3/14/2016 None BAA 3/14/2016 BAA Letter to Mr.Fisher from WA Dept of Fish&Wildlife Page 1 of 1 CaseActivity..rpt ��4.aTntef� 4 v x F 1;F:Nu ti State of Washington DEPARTMENT OF FISH AND WILDLIFE Mailing Address: 600 Capitol Way N, Olympia,WA 98501-1091 • (360)902-2200•TDD(360)902-2207 Main Office Location: Natural Resources Building, 1111 Washington Street SE, Olympia, WA April 4, 2016 Mark Fischer 31 N Hidden Cove Lane, Lilliwaup, WA 98555 Dear Mr. Fischer, It has come to my attention that you have installed on your property(31 N Hidden Cove Lane, Lilliwaup, WA 98555) as well as within the Waketickeh Creek Conservation Area, several cement blocks, and a BBC!, with ropes, cables, and/or chains strung between them.This work was installed without the required Hydraulic Project Approval (HPA) permit from the Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife (WDFW) and constitutes an HPA violation. RCW 77.55.021(1) states, "Except as provided in RCW 77.55.031, 77.55.051,77.55.041, and 77.55.361, in the event that any person or government agency desires to undertake a hydraulic project,the person or government agency shall, before commencing work thereon, secure the approval of the department in the form of a permit as to the adequacy of the means proposed for the protection of fish life. In addition, WAC 220-660-420 describes"artificial aquatic habitat structures in saltwater areas". Section (2) describes the concerns for fish life:Artificial aquatic habitat structures draw large numbers offish for the some reasons natural habitat structures do: They provide shelter,food, and a place for some species to spawn. They have holes and crevices in which both predator and prey can hide. However, artificial aquatic habitat structures alter the seabed and change the natural habitat. This alteration can change the make-up of the fish community and displace fish that used the natural habitat. Because artificial aquatic habitat structures can draw large numbers offish into one place, coordination with fisheries managers is critical to prevent overfishing at these sites. Our concern is that the items have been placed without consideration to their effects on fish life and are generally detrimental to the aquatic environment in Hood Canal as there are several rules within WAC 220-660-420 that were not followed. Some examples of the rules violations include, but are not limited to,the following: • (3)Artificial aquatic habitat structure design: o (b) Resource benefits must outweigh negative impacts caused by construction and placement of the structure. BTete,�. 4. Ji. _ �' f Vf State of Washington DEPARTMENT OF FISH AND WILDLIFE Mailing Address: 600 Capitol Way N, Olympia,WA 98501-1091 • (360) 902-2200•TDD(360)902-2207 Main Office Location: Natural Resources Building, 1111 Washington Street SE, Olympia, WA o (c)The department may require compensatory mitigation for unavoidable construction impacts to fish life and habitat that supports fish life. o (d) HPA applications must include the target fish species, species groups, or life stages that a person wants to enhance or rebuild.The critical habitat and environmental requirements of those species must be identified. o (e) A complete application to construct an artificial aquatic habitat structure must include the results of approved preconstruction surveys, a statement of the fishery or habitat need for the proposed structure, ongoing maintenance needs, if any, and a plan for quarterly monitoring for two years after construction. o (f)The department will require at least four preconstruction surveys: ■ (i) Preconstruction surveys must be conducted during each seasonal quarter prior to the start of the project (January through March, April through June,July through September, and October through December); ■ (ii) Post-construction quarterly monitoring must follow department-approved biological protocols. A person must submit results of completed surveys to the department annually; and ■ (iii)The department may require additional surveys. • (4) Artificial aquatic habitat structure construction: o (a) Locate the structure at least two hundred yards away from other areas of hard-rock habitat to reduce the probability of an aquatic invasive species infestation. o (c) Construct the structures with high-density materials that are nontoxic and inert in sea water. o (d) Use clean materials to construct the structure. Do not use materials that would leach metals, petroleum products, or other hazardous materials. o (e) At least ninety-five percent of the construction materials must be larger than one foot in diameter. o (g) Place the structure where it will cause the least impact to fish life and the habitat that supports fish life. Hood Canal is a vitally important component the larger Puget Sound ecosystem and work that is undertaken in this area without the proper permitting and therefore the proper guidance to ensure the protection of fish life is deeply concerning. At this time we have two primary options.The preferred option is for you to apply for an HPA to remove the offending structures. You may choose to apply for a new HPA to construct permitted structures on your property.This option will likely avoid any enforcement actions by WDFW.The secondary option is F,e;?n7f 4. r r. State of Washington DEPARTMENT OF FISH AND WILDLIFE Mailing Address: 600 Capitol Way N, Olympia,WA 98501-1091 • (360)902-2200•TDD (360)902-2207 Main Office Location: Natural Resources Building, 1111 Washington Street SE, Olympia, WA to pursue this as a violation wherein I will create a report detailing the violation which will be forwarded to WDFW enforcement and they will file criminal misdemeanor charges with Mason County Prosecutor's Office. Please contact me by April 15, 2016 so that we may attempt to resolve this. I look forward to working with you. Please note that any removal or installation work will require separate permitting from other agencies (e.g. DNR, US Army Corps of Engineers, WA Dept. of Ecology, and Mason County) and it is your sole responsibility to ensure that all other requirements are met. Sincerely, Joshua Benton Area Habitat Biologist 450 Port Orchard Blvd Port Orchard, WA 98366 (360) 602-0364 ioshua.benton@dfw.wa.gov cc: • Barbara Adkins, Mason County • Brian Hooper, US Army Corps of Engineers • Richard Mraz, WA Dept. of Ecology • Randy Lumper, Skokomish Tribe • Shannon Soto,WA DNR • Bryan Davidson, WDFW Enforcement e 411F.Y S r } 4ww Iy } �9S11 Bob Ferguson ATTORNEY GENERAL OF WASHINGTON 800 Fifth Avenue, Suite 2000• Seattle, WA 98104-3188• (206) 464-6686 April 5, 2016 Mason County Fire Marshall 615 W Alder Street Shelton, WA 98584 RE: Hydrosports Dive and Travel File #: 483161 Dear Fire Marshall: Enclosed, please find information our office received as a consumer complaint. We are processing this complaint through our Informal Complaint Resolution Service. We are forwarding you a copy for your information because it may include information of interest to your agency. If you have questions about this complaint, please contact the Consumer Resource Center by email at CRC Complaints(i)ATG.WA.GOV. Please include the complaint number given above on any correspondence to our office. Sincerely, SANDRA M. HATCHER ; Consumer Resource Center Unit Supervisor APR 7 � Z� Consumer Protection Division 1-800-551-4636 for in-state callers 615 W. Alder Street 1-206-464-6684 for out-of-state callers Enclosure(s) Arm sD yr jif w � cAu a-o SLOta"j !r-nmt- t TjI tirT H 3 0VS w if nl 1S 41—t ra dh,c Fs?- h f{,3AmL' S0-47-f P/►5/tr, t - March 22, 2016 'RECEIVED� RE^E I V F_) Attorney General of Washington 28 20 PO Box 40100 Olympia,Washington 98504-0100 Cw,10 �,,,� 16 MAR 25 9 UNILK PRO ��i ii1N-UVINt411�4 SEATTL E Dear Attorney General Office: n, !-W ATTO ,.,. I am writing to you in reference to the illegal business activity that is into its third year at Hidden Cove, Hood Canal. Hydrosports Dive and Travel, Mark and Jane Fischer, Kristen Seabury and Charles Seabury have converted a single family dwelling to house at least 20 guests for the sole purpose of scuba diving training and open water certification. The Hidden Cove Community is zoned residential. This property was knowingly purchased for the establishment of a fully active scuba diving business based in Keizer, Oregon.The seller,Jerry Olsen,the realtor and the Mark Fischer Group were fully aware of the residential zoning issue but proceeded ahead with the transaction. We are now into our third year of dealing with large groups of divers,traffic, noise, dogs off leash and overall bad community relations with the Fischer Group. Issues have been reported to Mason County from the start with no action. The Fischer Group has modified an upper/detached garage into a wetsuit drying room to accommodate between 35-40 suits. An air compressor is hidden in the attached garage, heavily insulated and vented into the attic to reduce noise. The upstairs living room has been converted to sleeping quarters along with the downstairs bedrooms converted to bunk beds. All transactions are done in cash and out of ear and eye shot of the community. The Fischer Group charges$140 per night for lodging and food in cash. Dive instructors are paid in cash at Hidden Cove. The trainees are coached to say they are"friends of the family" and not paying for any service.The guests are coached not to take pictures, discuss openly their reason for being in Hidden Cove and to not post any of this experience on social media, especially Facebook. Mark Fischer has just been called out by the Department of Fish and Wildlife for altering the Waketickeh Marine Conversation Area. The Skokomish Tribe and DFW have sent dive teams to investigate the illegal underwater work the Fischer Group has done. The Fischer Group has positioned cement blocks and cables on the bottom of the Conservation Area to provide dive trainees routes to reach and return from scenic underwater attractions. Mark Fischer has been ordered to remove everything or face prosecution. He has sought no permits as directed by DFW. The Fischer Group is stressing our community well and is overworking the single family septic system. The very large house does not meet fire codes for the large groups Fischer houses. There is a very hostile attitude that has developed, now into our third year of this business,toward the Fischer Group from the other 18 property owners and extended families. We have been property owners at Hidden Cove since 1955.This is the first time we have had to deal with an opportunist like Mark Fischer and his investors. Hydrosports Dive and Travel is continuing to grow its business at Hidden Cove. Mark Fischer is heavily invested in this operation and is extremely aggressive with his plans.The dive community knows what is actually going on, but is totally supportive of the Fischer Group because of this dive mecca they have discovered. I have been corresponding with Mason County for three years, mostly Barbara Adkins and originally Trish Wollett. I have sent many photos,official Hydrosports flyers and complete documentation to the County proving these illegal activities existence. The Fischer Group has gotten wise to the monitoring of their website and has gone covert with their announcements. Guests are normally not given directions to Hidden Cove until the week of their planned training. Often, Mark Fischer uses the Yellow House in Hoodsport as a diversion to the actual location, Hidden Cove. His business in Keizer will not provide information regarding dive location,especially if the caller's area code is outside 503 or 541. 1 am including the recent letter sent to Mark Fischer from the DFW for your review and reference. I am also including a copy of what the Fischer Group sends to their customers the week of their training. The Skokomish Tribe if very concerned about Mark Fischer and his blatant activities. I understand septic runoff will be tested following each of Fischer's training weekends. So far,the Fischer Group has training/certifications scheduled for the following weekends: March 19-20, March 26-27,April 1-3 and May 26-27.The vast majority of guests will be from Oregon. I am on a committee of four who are trying to meet this challenge to our community. It is very upsetting and has caused many sleepless nights. My colleagues,Jeff Kyllo,John Heffner and Brad Schafer have all been working diligently to somehow stop this illegal business.We all fear that opportunists like Mark Fischer will also start underground businesses on Hood Canal. Thank you for your consideration. Best regards, Brya Gaume 253-381-4830 bcgaume@comcast.net ���,STA7�•Q� o° 4 7 s < n C' State of Washington DEPARTMENT OF FISH AND WILDLIFE Mailing Address: 600 Capitol Way N, Olympia,WA 98501-1091 •(360)902-2200•TDD(360) 902-2207 Main Office Location: Natural Resources Building, 1111 Washington Street SE,Olympia, WA March 11, 2016 Mark Fischer 31 N Hidden Cove Lane, Lilliwaup,WA 98555 Dear Mr. Fischer, It has come to my attention that you have installed on your property(31 N Hidden Cove Lane, Lilliwaup, WA 98555) as well as within the Waketickeh Creek Conservation Area,several cement blocks,and a BBQ,with ropes, cables, and/or chains strung between them.This work was installed without the required Hydraulic Project Approval (HPA) permit from the Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife (WDFW)and constitutes an HPA violation. RCW 77.55.021(1)states, "Except as provided in RCW 77.55.031,77.55.051,77.55.041, and 77.55.361, in the event that any person or government agency desires to undertake a hydraulic project,the person or government agency shall, before commencing work thereon,secure the approval of the department in the form of a permit as to the adequacy of the means proposed for the protection of fish life. In addition,WAC 220-660-420 describes"artificial aquatic habitat structures in saltwater areas".Section (2) describes the concerns for fish life:Artificial aquatic habitat structures draw large numbers offish for the some reasons natural habitat structures do: They provide shelter,food, and a place for some species to spawn. They have holes and crevices in which both predator and prey can hide. However,artificial aquatic habitat structures alter the seabed and change the natural habitat. This alteration can change r-.. r.,. f s`2 "ish r--d win ce x h t r fail the r J ryti'fry RP!'a115e at ,0 Me iT- RC'u}7�� u'7 �t .r Cv^.iriirurr:tj u.... Sp,IC. �.Sh t..a J nati rc.h__ !. t. .,.C. J aquatic habitat structures can draw large numbers offish into one place,coordination with fisheries managers is critical to prevent overfishing at these sites. Our concern is that the items have been placed without consideration to their effects on fish life and are generally detrimental to the aquatic environment in Hood Canal as there are several rules within WAC 220-660-420 that were not followed. Some examples of the rules violations include, but are not limited to,the following: • (3)Artificial aquatic habitat structure design: o (b) Resource benefits must outweigh negative impacts caused by construction and placement of the structure. ��b ST,iTC� 4� y S y0 1 State of Washington DEPARTMENT OF FISH AND WILDLIFE Mailing Address: 600 Capitol Way N,Olympia,WA 98501-1091 -(360)902-2200•TDD(360)902-2207 Main Office Location: Natural Resources Building, 1111 Washington Street SE,Olympia,WA o (c)The department may require compensatory mitigation for unavoidable construction impacts to fish life and habitat that supports fish life. o (d) HPA applications must include the target fish species,species groups,or life stages that a person wants to enhance or rebuild.The critical habitat and environmental requirements of those species must be identified. o (e)A complete application to construct an artificial aquatic habitat structure must include the results of approved preconstruction surveys, a statement of the fishery or habitat need for the proposed structure,ongoing maintenance needs, if any,and a plan for quarterly monitoring for two years after construction. o (f)The department will require at least four preconstruction surveys: ■ (i) Preconstruction surveys must be conducted during each seasonal quarter prior to the start of the project(January through March,April through June,July through September, and October through December); ■ (ii) Post-construction quarterly monitoring must follow department-approved biological protocols.A person must submit results of completed surveys to the department annually; and • (iii)The department may require additional surveys. • (4)Artificial aquatic habitat structure construction: o (a) Locate the structure at least two hundred yards away from other areas of hard-rock habitat to reduce the probability of an aquatic invasive species infestation. o (c)Construct the structures with high-density materials that are nontoxic and inert in sea water. o (d) Use clean materials to construct the structure. Do not use materials that would leach metals, petroleum products,or other hazardous materials. o (e)At least ninety-five percent of the construction materials must be larger than one foot in diameter. o (g) Place the structure where it will cause the least impact to fish life and the habitat that supports fish life. Hood Canal is a vitally important component the larger Puget Sound ecosystem and work that is undertaken in this area without the proper permitting and therefore the proper guidance to ensure the protection of fish life is deeply concerning. At this time we have two primary options.The preferred option is for you to apply for an HPA to remove the offending structures.You may choose to apply for a new HPA to construct permitted structures on your property.This option will likely avoid any enforcement actions by WDFW.The secondary option is SThr f. v State of Washington DEPARTMENT OF FISH AND WILDLIFE Mailing Address: 600 Capitol Way N, Olympia,WA 98501-1091 •(360)902-2200•TDD(360)902-2207 Main Office Location: Natural Resources Building; 1111 Washington Street SE,Olympia,WA to pursue this as a violation wherein I will create a report detailing the violation which will be forwarded to WDFW enforcement and they will file criminal misdemeanor charges with Mason County Prosecutor's Office. Please contact me by April 15, 2016 so that we may attempt to resolve this. I look forward to working with you. Please note that any removal or installation work will require separate permitting from other agencies(e.g. DNR, US Army Corps of Engineers,WA Dept. of Ecology, and Mason County) and it is your sole responsibility to ensure that all other requirements are met. Sincerely, Joshua Benton Area Habitat Biologist 450 Port Orchard Blvd Port Orchard,WA 98366 (360)602-0364 joshua.benton@dfw.wa.gov cc: • Tricia Woolet, Mason County • Brian Hooper, US Army Corps of Engineers • Richard Mraz,WA Dept.of Ecology • Randy Lumper,Skokomish Tribe • Shannon Soto,WA DNR • Bryan Davidson, WDFW Enforcement r Welcome to our Home (Revised 20 September 2015) You are invited to be the guest of Kristen Seabury and Jane and Mark Fischer at our vacation home in Liltiwaup, Washington. The Waketickeh Marine Protected Area is directly off shore from our house. You Witt find two shallow reefs directly in front of the house and a Washington Scuba Alliance buoy atop "The Knuckle" about 100 yards off shore. No harvesting, collecting or fishing is allowed in Waketickeh. The home is well equipped with cookware, beds and basic toiletries. Since it is new to us please bring 2 towels, a pillow and bedding or steeping bag. Beds are equipped with memory foam mattresses. Saturday night a pot luck dinner will take place. Please let Mark or Kristen know what you wilt be bringing to share. Respect our neighbor's privacy. Please do not wander off our property. Please keep your voices at indoor volumes when outside. In Washington, waterfront tidelands are privately owned shoreward to the extreme low tide line. Please enter and exit the water on our tidelands. -- Hydro5ports Dive and Travel does not own or operate the house. Please do not reference HydroSports in any social media or online messages mentioning Hidden Cove or Flag Pole. Do not mention "training, certification, lessons, instructor or instruction" in social media posts. Do not post photos of the interior of the house. Washington State is experiencing a drought. Water supply is shared in our community. The well in our neighborhood is predicted to go dry this summer. Please exercise all water conservation techniques: 1. Do not run water in the sink while brushing teeth or shaving. 2. When washing pots and pans fill the sink or basin with hot soapy water, wash all. Rinse after all are cleaned. 3. The dishwasher is misbehaving currently. Wash dishes in batches not one item at a time. Fill the sink with soapy water. Wash all. Rinse all. d. Use the flow restrictor in the showers. Get wet. Turn flow restrictor to limit water flow white you lather. Turn flow restrictor to rinse. 5. If rinsing undergarments in washer do so with other garments, not one at a time. 6. Rinse dive gear next to the house where south hose ataches. 7. Fill small bucket with water. 8. Rinse masks and regulators in bucket. 9. Rinse BCDs on Sunday when leaving. 10. Rinse dry suits on Sunday when leaving. Divemasters Don't Get Paid. Divemasters work hard to help make your experience more enjoyable. Consider tipping them. Typical tipping etiquette is $5 to $10 per dive per diver. House etiquette: • The house is a non-smoking house. If you smoke, please smoke on the gravel sea watt. Dispose of butts in the fire pit. • Parking is very limited. We can squeeze 6 or 7 cars into our driveway. Please carpool. If you can take a guest in your vehicle, please coordinate through Noel and Kelly. • The house is a shoe free house. Please bring a pair of slippers or wear socks as you move about the house. Hardwood floors can be slippery. Step carefully. 1 • The house is on a septic system. DO NOT put anything in the toilet that you have not swallowed & the supplied toilet paper. Wipes, paper towels, tampons, etc. will damage the system. Place these in the garbage cans in the bathrooms. • The house is on a septic system. Collect food waste using the strainers in the kitchen sink and dispose of the food waste in the garbage can under the sink. • Help us conserve energy and water. If you turned it on, please turn it off; if you got it out, please put it back. Turn on exhaust fans when showering. Turn off exhaust fans when leaving the bathroom. • Help us conserve water while showering. Showerheads are equipped with flow restrictors. Rotate the knob behind the shower head 90 degrees to slow water flow when lathering up. Rotate the knob 90 degrees to return water flow to rinse. • Saturday night, please turn off lights, TV's and radios in common areas like the living room, dining room, kitchen at 10:30 PM. If you wish to carry on conversations please feet free to do so in the garage keeping your voices tow. • The hard wood floors of the house can be very slippery. Step carefully. Slippers are a good idea. • The house is equipped with a washer and dryer. Before drying any saltwater soaked garment, the garment MUST be rinsed. Salt water will damage the dryer. • In the morning, please do not turn on lights upstairs until 6:30 AM. Feet free to use the kitchen and start a pot of coffee, make breakfast, etc. Please keep your voices tow to allow those who wish to steep to do so. • Please help keep the house in good order by cleaning up after yourself and helping with general cleanup. Lend a hand washing and drying dishes, emptying the garbage, sweeping or vacuuming floors. • At the end of the weekend trash cans need to be emptied and living areas policed to be sure you don't leave anything behind. • Trash cans are just beyond the propane tanks behind the attached garage. • Sunday morning before breakfast please carefully remove the mattress cover or sheets from your bed and place them in the utility room. I'll start washing before breakfast. Time permitting please replace a mattress cover on your bed before leaving. • Mason County does not recycle glass. Please collect all glass for recycling in the designated box. Recyclabtes will be returned to Salem for recycling. • When packing to leave, please help us tidy up by moving equipment to the garage, coiling the garden hose and turning off the exterior faucet. Your assistance keeping the house organized is greatly appreciated. Dive Safety: • Please remember to stay well. hydrated curing and after the training weekend. The water at the house is very tasty. If you drink caffeinated beverages, be sure to drink tots of water all day long. • We are in a 911 emergency zone. In the unlikelihood event of an emergency dial 911. Tell the 911 operator you are at 31 North Hidden Cove Lane, Lilliwaup, WA 98555. • We have emergency oxygen on site along with a small first aid kit. If needed ask for assistance. We are welt trained in first aid and are there to help. Alcoholic Beverages: From a liability standpoint we subscribe to the first drink, last dive rule. This means that once you start an alcoholic beverage you are finished diving for the day. To reach our house at Hidden Cove: Travel north on Interstate 5 to exit 104, Olympia/Tumwater. Take exit 104 west. Travel about 5 miles and exit onto Highway 101 northbound to the Hood Canal, Shelton, Port Angeles. Continue past Hoodsport northbound on Highway 101. Pass mile marker 319 and begin paying close attention. Pass mile marker 318. Pass the left turn to Hamma Hamma Road. Slow down and pull into the Slow Vehicle Turn Out 200 feet past Hamma Hamma Road. This is the entrance to Hidden Cove. Follow the paved road making a U-turn. On your left you'll see a garage labeled 31 N. This is our detached garage. Turn left past the garage into our driveway. The retaining wall is bright red. Park three acrossin the driveway in front of the garage and in the driveway. We'll shuffle cars to make sure everyone parks on our property. Look at the weather for the weekend (Eldon, WA, is listed on viww.weatherunderg-rouncl.corn) and bring weather appropriate clothing. Bring a wind proof shell to put on over your suit between dives. Bring water and easy to digest snacks for a between dive treat. Mark's cell phone is 503-580-7325. Kristen's cell phone is 818-876-2330. Special note...Obey posted speed timitsl As you leave our house driving south on Highway 101, speed limits are enforced. Be cautious going home as the speed limit leaving Hoodsport is 45 miles per hour. Local police are eager to take money from tourists traveling a bit too fast. Two dive site reviews by Nicolle Pratt can be found at http:i/www.t)nwscuba_corn i reviews iRas&olePointEast.htni and htjR:t www- nwscuba.comlreviews/Fla& tePointWest.htm We look forward to sharing the weekend with you. Please call Mark or Kristen if you have questions about our weekend together. Bryan Gaume 1123.1 Lace Steilacoom Dr.S%AJ `."' }; _ ,; . + Lakewood,WA98498 MF`£A`'NA Attorney General of Washington PO Box 40100 Olympia, WA 98504-03.00 Attn: Fraudulent Business Complaint 4, 10 0 Ali, ��il,i,��lilii�i►�li},l�l�i��i��i.ii�EiUll��ili�l�►.iffl��� N Bob Ferguson ATTORNEY GENERAL OF WASHINGTON 800 FIFTH AVENUE#2000 SEATTLE WA 98104-3188 f � 0 - � 0 T� w.' Qn l MASON k BRIEFING ITEM S TO: BOARD OF MASON COUNTY COMMISSIOI\ FROM: Barbara Adkins DEPARTMENT: Community Development EXT: 286 BRIEFING DATE: April 11, 2o16 PREVIOUS BRIEFING DATES: (If this is a follow-up briefing, please provide only new information) ITEM: 31 N. Hidden Cove Lane, Lilliwaup EXECUTIVE SUMMARY: (If applicable, please include available options and potential solutions) The property at 31 N. Hidden Cove Lane in Lilliwaup is part of an open enforcement case and under investigation by this Department. Permanent and seasonal neighbors have provided numerous verbal and written complaints that the house is being used to provide SCUBA training and instruction in association with Hydrosports Dive and Travel. The county has pursued prior building code violations against the property for the remodeling of the garage without permits. Another enforcement case remains open for the conversion of the home into a training center. Over the past 18 months a large amount of information, including photographs, has been provided by the neighbors to support the activity. The owners of the property are Mark D Fisher et al Trustees of Keizer, Oregon. The property is zoned Rural Residential 5 and is currently only permitted as a single family residence. RECOMMENDED OR REQUESTED ACTION: Briefing Summary 4/4/2oz6 Hidden Cove Community Rules and Regulations The purpose of these rules and regulations is to maintain the residential quality and preserve the community for future generations. Hidden Cove has been in existence as a private vacation home community for over 50 years. Many of the original families still maintain ownership in the community. In general, the community expects all owners and guests to treat the community with respect. Consequently, we hope that these rules and regulations will be self-evident and that all owners and guests will continue to abide by them for the good of the community. The community does not anticipate punitive action will be necessary and that personal communication will suffice. Therefore, no fine system will be instituted at this time but the possibility will be reserved should it become necessary. 1. Any commercial use of any private or community property is expressly prohibited. This includes but is not limited to sales of any type, vendors, solicitations, nightly rentals, and vacation rentals by owner. 2. Easements may not be obstructed or blocked. All easements shall remain free and clear. 3. Fences are discouraged. All fence proposals shall conform to county guidelines and must be approved by the community directors. 4. The community boat ramp and community beach are for the use of owners and their guests only. Owners must be present. The community beach is located to the left of the boat ramp as you face the water. 5. The community boat and trailer parking area located to the left of the road leading to the boat ramp is for owners only. Temporary parking of boats and their trailers only is allowed. No permanent storage is allowed. The community will attempt to contact owners of boats left untended and ask for removal. Any boats or trailers that ownership of cannot be established or the owner refuses to remove will give the community the right to tow and/or dispose of the offending boat or trailer. No other vehicles or trailers may be stored in the this area. This includes RVs, trailer homes, or any other vehicle. 6. No farm animals are allowed. 7. Pets must be kept under direct owner control or leashed. Pets must not be allowed to roam freely. Owners are encouraged to respect other owners rights and not allow dogs to bark uncontrollably. Owners are encouraged to pick up and dispose of pet waste. 8. Water sources are variable and the water supply is subject to periodic low flow. In order to preserve our necessary water supply, no landscape irrigation is allowed. This does not preclude watering pots of decorative plants and flowers. 9. General periodic maintenance is necessary for roads, boat ramp, and water supply. In order to meet these demands and anticipate future expenses, their will be a $100 per year community fee. This is subject to change depending on community needs. It is anticipated that from time to time there may be larger projects that will require larger one time assessments. 10. Acceptance of these rules and regulations is voluntary. Once accepted it is expected that adherence to them will be maintained by signees. 11. The board of directors will be responsible for: a. maintaining and tracking any funds collected. b. Generally enforcing rules and regulations. c. Mediating any disputes that may arise. d. Overseeing general maintenance including roads, boat ramp, and water supply. e. Maintaining communication within the community and providing updates from time to time. 12. Board of directors shall be compromised of 3-5 community members. eligible members may be owners and/or direct family members of individual property owners. Change in members shall be by direct vote of all owners. The top vote receivers if there are more than 5 members on the ballot shall be elected. Individual board members may be removed by a majority vote. Term of service shall be 5 years with no limit on the number of terms a member may serve. Initial board members will be Brad Schafer, Jeff Kyllo, John Hefner, and Bryan Gaume. I, the undersigned, have read and agree to the rules and regulations as set forth. Name Signature Date Please indicate which property you are signing for Please retain a copy, post one in your cabin, and return a signed copy We 4y\e�\ of W i k-\- ct try If u►.�,r�e�rs-moo d1 ��.� $o� �gA fs , s1�Avy') Caw, Page 2 of 2 John and Patricia Heffner 3401 Cooks Hill Rd. Centralia WA 98531 Dear Mr. and Mrs. Heffner: Thank you for your recent letter to Attorney General's Ferguson regarding a scuba diving business in Hidden Cove. Your letter expressed a number of concerns with the operation at that location. Because you mentioned the Department of Fish and Wildlife,and I provide legal services to that agency,your letter was referred to me. I did discuss the situation with Captain Dan Chadwick with the Department of Fish and Wildlife. Captain Chadwick indicated that WDFW Enforcement went out to the site to assess whether there were violations of the State Hydraulics code. Based on that inspection,WDFW concluded that the situation did not warrant enforcement action by WDFW. I also have a message in to WDFW's habitat biologist for the area,to learn whether he has any information on this matter. If I obtain additional information that will be of interest to you, I will pass it on. Finally, by copy of this message, I am passing your inquiry along to Cam Comfort,Chief of the Attorney General's Office Revenue Division,so that he may consider whether your message raises issues that the Department of Revenue may be interested in. The other concerns you raise regarding operation of the scuba business at the site are matters within the purview of the local government. I hope that this information is helpful to you. Thank you for your letter to the Attorney General's Office. Joseph Shorin Senior Assistant Attorney General Fish,Wildlife and Parks Division 1125 Washington Street SE P.O. Box 40100 Olympia,WA 98504-0100 Phone: 360-753-2496 Fax: 360-586-3454 Email:Josephs@atg.wa.gov