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Jenny R.Nickerson
Building Inspector/Code Enforcement
Mason County
P.O. Box 186
Shelton, WA 98584
RE: Case File#ENF2004-00179 RECEIVED
Dear Ms.Nickerson, 10082005
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I appreciated your call concerning this case file for the Byerly propertyat �QO NE
Dewatto Road (Parcel No: 22318-75-00170). As a public employee myself I greatly
appreciated the time you took to discuss the problems that developed with this property
under the former owner.
My wife and I, under Mustard Seed Properties LLC, bought this property from the
Byerlys about one month ago. The Byerlys made full disclosure of the past and current
issues with the property, including actions that the County took in the past year. In the
month that we have had the property we have taken several actions in preparation for
putting the property on the market last Friday, July 29`h.
There was an open garbage pit on the backside of the property and associated/scattered
garbage about the property including household waste and general debris. On July 271h
we spent approximately$2,700 to fully clean up and remove all the garbage and debris.
All material was deposited into a 40 yd. dumpster rented from Mason County Disposal.
In addition to the garbage,there were old trailers, cars,and a single wide mobile home
frame(original habitation structure on this property.) All of these have been removed.
The non-code structure that the Byerlys built(subject of the case file) has been further
"decommissioned." In addition to removal of all personal belongings, utilities have been
unhooked,some appliances have been removed, and preparations have been made for
further decommissioning of the building. Those preparations have been limited due to
preserving options for the likely desire of the next owner to bring this structure to
compliance with Mason County Code.
The listing information for the resale of this property further addresses the County's need
to have this structure either demolished or renovated sufficiently to make it eligible for
permitting by the County. The remarks section on the MLS listing that the general buyer
views, states that County approval will be required for this structure to become a home.
Further,on the Client Detail Report that the realtor views when looking for additional
information on a listing,the listing agent tells all realtors interested in showing the
property to give him a call prior to showing the property to a client. The reason being,
the listing agent is then able to go into detail concerning this spring's building inspection
report and what types of actions will help make this structure eligible for County
permitting, or in lieu of those actions...... demolition.
Lastly, I have enclosed the septic informatiga foo this property. An interested buyer
called the County in the last several days and was told that there was not an approved
septic on file. The enclosures include copies of the original permit and Record of Final
Inspection from 1978,plus the inspection report conducted January 23, 2005. I would
appreciate if these documents could be incorporated into the County's records if that
would be appropriate.
If there is further action that the County would like to take at this time or would like to
meet me on site, please give me a call at 253.632.5873,or mail at 26904 SE 432 Street,
Enumclaw, WA 98022, or email at wdns17@qo1.com. I will update the County if there is
any change to the status of the property and structure from what is described above.
Again, thank you for your call and the discussion of the County's needs concerning this
property.
Sincerely, ;"
Walter E. Pulliam
August 3, 2005
Building Permit # MASON COUNTY
BUILDING 111 426 W. CEDAR
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06/10/2005k REPRINT 08:59A
RECEIPT # 70586
ALLAN - T 8 R 0 T C H E
AUDITOR
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FROM : DIR COMM DEVELOPMENT
BY : BBLAKLEY
FILE NO.: 1839683 # Pq_s: 1
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DOE.: (CERT) CERTIFICATE 19.00
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# RECEIPT
Environmental Health
Rose Sweir
Bachelor's of Science in Environmental Sciences from Evergreen State College.
Environmental Health Specialist, including solid and hazardous waste enforcement since
August 2001.
Amy Georgeson is an Environmental Health Specialist I. She has been employed with
Mason County since April, 2002, including a six month internship that she completed
with the water quality department. She has been working with the Solid and Hazardous
Waste Department since July, 2003. Amy received a Bachelors'of Art and Science from
the Evergreen State College in August, 2002. She holds certificates in Hazardous Waste
Operations &Emergency Response(40 Hours) and Drug Lab Decontamination Worker
(16 hours).
Building Department
Tami Griffey is a building inspector III for Mason County and has been employed in that
capacity with Mason County for about 13 years. She holds ICC/ICBO/AACE
certifications in the following categories: Uniform Building Code, International
Residential Code, International Building Code, Zoning Enforcement Officer, Property
Maintenance and Housing Inspector, and Certified Code Enforcement Administrator.
She is intimately familiar with all the workings of processing building permits through
the building department.
Larry Waters has been the acting Mason County Building Official for 3 years. Before
that he was the Lead Inspector for Mason County for 2 years and was the acting Building
Official when the Building Official was gone. Before that he was a building inspector for
6 years. He worked for Grays Harbor County for about 2 years as an Inspector, Plans
Examiner, and in Code enforcement. He worked for the town of Ruston as the Building
Official for a little over two years part time where he did inspections,plan review, and
code enforcement. He worked for the City of Olympia for about a year as the counter
building permit technician. Before that he worked for Thurston County for a little over a
year as the Lead Counter Tech and Plans Examiner. All told this about 16 years in
handling building pemits. Before that he worked as a Commercial Sheet Metal Worker.
He has 8 years of post high school education, 3 full time and 5 years part time. At L.H
Bates Voc. Tec./South Puget Sound C.C./Grays Harbor College and Tacoma Com.
College. He has certifications through ICC (International Code Council), ICBO, IAPMO
and the State of Wash.
Jenny Nickerson is a Plans Examiner/Building Inspector for Mason County and has been
in that capacity for more than 3 years. She holds International Code Council and
International Conference of Building Officials certifications as a Plans Examiner,
Building Inspector, Zoning Inspector, and Permit Technician.
Terry Ryan is a building inspector III for Mason County and has been employed in that
capacity for over 6 years. Terry holds an Associates of Science degree in Building
Technology and has been certified by ICC/ICBO in the following categories: Uniform
Building Code, Uniform Plumbing Code, Uniform Mechanical Code, Plans Examiner,
Combination Dwelling Inspector, International Residential Code, International Building
Code. Previous to employment with Mason County, Terry inspected military residential
and commercial projects also involving site work and held the title of Assistant Quality
Control Director.
Larry Kelly is a Building Inspector II for Mason County and has been employed in that
capacity for 1 %2 years. He holds a certification as Building Inspector IBC through ICBO.
Larry also has 15 years of hands on experience and technical training in all phases of
residential and commercial construction. His current work for Mason County also
includes duties related to code enforcement. He holds a Bachelors degree in Business
Administration from Whitworth College.
Steven Swarthout is the Mason County Fire Marshal and has held that position since July
15, 2002. Before coming to Mason County, he worked for the Redmond Fire Department
for 22 % years,promoting through the ranks from Line Fire Fighter to the Fire Marshals
office as Inspector/Investigator. He is a certified ICBO Plans Examiner,Uniform Fire
Code and International Fire Code Inspector, WSAFM Fire Marshal, IAAI Fire
Investigator.
Planning Department
Scott Longanecker is a senior planner for Mason County and has been employed in this
position for approximately two and a half years in that capacity. He has Bachelor's
degree in planning and natural science, and a Master's Degree in Environmental Studies.
He has been working in planning and natural resource management for about five years
in the aggregate
Richard Mraz is the Lead Planner for Mason County and has been employed as a planner
with Mason County, Washington, and Lee County, Florida, for about four years and four
months. He was employed as a field biologist and environmental educator for nine years.
He was also a backcountry ranger for about three years. All of these occupations involved
natural resource management, including field surveys for endangered species such as bald
eagles, gopher tortoises, Eastern Indigo Snakes,burrowing owls, scrub jays and a wide
variety of other endangered species for the Florida Game and Freshwater Fish
Commission. He has also conducted wetland identification, delineation and
categorization for Lee County, Florida, and Mason County, Washington. He has a
Bachelor's Degree in Environmental Studies with an emphasis in coastal processes,
including an internship with the Washington Department of Ecology modeling coastal
erosion. He has an Associate's Degree in Field Biology, and an Associate's Degree in
Humanities. He also has completed post-graduate work in marine science. He also has
several years of experience in assessing environmental impacts of land use actions under
the State Environmental Policy Act and the National Environmental Policy Act. As part
of his ongoing job duties, he frequently coordinates with the Department of Ecology, the
Department of Fish and Wildlife, and the Department of Natural Resources on the
environmental impacts of land use actions and near-shore development.
Robert Fink is Planning Manager for the Mason County Planning Department. He has
been in that capacity for roughly 3 years. Before that he was the long range planner for
the County since 1995. Before that he was a planner for Grays Harbor County for about 4
years. Before that he was a planner for Florida State Department of Community Affairs
for about 4 years. In that capacity, he implemented the state's areas of critical concern
program and monitored local governments for compliance with Florida's growth
management regulations. He has a bachelor's degree in psychology and a Master's
Degree in Urban and Regional Planning. He holds a certification from American
Institute of Certified Planners.
Allan Borden has a bachelor's degree in Biological Sciences from the University of
California, Santa Barbara; as well as two years of coursework in Wildlife Management
and earned a Master's of Science Degree in Natural Resources Planning/Hydrology
from Humboldt State University, Arcata, California. He was a permit planner with
Lincoln County Oregon for 8 months before coming to Mason County in August 1991.
He was a watershed planner(1991 to 1993), preparing watershed action plans and a
community subarea plan; and then a current planner(1993 to 2000) with the Department
of Community Development, reviewing 350 to 400 permits each year. He became the
Mason County long range planner in November 2000 and has prepared updates to the
Comprehensive Plan and county's development standards, as well as staff analysis on
proposed rezone requests.
Grace Miller is a planner with the Mason County Planning Department. She has been a
planner since 1986. She has specialized training on wetlands delineating with the
Department of Ecology and the Army Corps of Engineers. She has extensive experience
with SEPA and the Shoreline Master Program. She regularly works with the
Departments of Fish and Wildlife and Ecology and the tribes, and consults with them on
land use permit projects. She was the lead planner for proposed amendments to the
Shoreline Master Program.
Tami Clark has a Bachelor's of Science in Environmental Studies. She is a currently a
planner with Mason County Department of Planning. Most of her focus was in water
ecology. She was previously a hazard mitigation planner with Washington State
Department of Emergency Management for two and a half years. Her work there
included working with NEPA and SEPA.
Diane Marcus Jones is a land use permit planner for Mason County. She has a bachelor's
in natural resource management and a Master's of Science in forest and land use
planning. She has a combined 14 years experience in planning and natural resource
management with local, state and federal agencies. She was a planner with the County of
Santa Barbara for about 4 years. She was a resource planner for the Bureau of Land
Management for 8 months, and works as a botanist for the BLM for 8 months. She was a
long range planner and comprehensive planner for Snohomish County for two and a half
years. Virtually all of her 14 years have combined natural resource management with
land use planning.
Kristen French is planning code enforcement officer with Mason County. She has been a
planner since January, 2001, and has been a code enforcement officer since July 2001.
She has a bachelor's degree in Community and Environmental Planning from the
University of Washington. She is a member of Washington Association of Code
Enforcement and American Association of Code Enforcement, both since 2002. She is a
certified zoning inspector from the International Code Council. She has had coursework
in Wetland Science and delineation from Northwest Environnmental Training Center in
2003. She also has training on Ordinary High Water Mark delineation in 2003 from the
Washington State Department of Ecology.
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