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HomeMy WebLinkAboutSWG Letters / Memos - 5/27/1998 MASON COUNTY DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH SERVICES -- Personal Heahh Envbonmental Heath Water Qualify p0 BOX 1666, HEON, A 98594 LOCAL ELMA 482-5269 SEATTLE 464-6968 BELFAIR(360)2754467 FAX (360)427-7798 May 27 , 1998 Ca ''/^UU M '' '% Richard Medeiros YYYYYY UU 2481 NE Old Belfair Highway Belfair, Washington 98528 RE: Your Letter to Commissioner Bolender dated May 7 , 1998; Your FAX to Commissioner Bolender dated March 11, 1998 Dear Richard Medeiros, in -response to issues you raised: 1) Removal of woodwaste from Belfair Sand & Gravel site. Mason County has required BS&G to remove the woodwaste already on site. Only removal of existing woodwaste material is allowed; no further importation has been authorized or permitted. As of October 1997 it was the opinion of MCDHS that woodwaste had been removed from the site, within practical limitations. Prior to s woodwaste, BS&G must apply r and be issued an appropriate permit 2) Demolition waste (inert) materials brought to site and ' City of Bremerton 4th Street Project. AC 173. 304 .461 states that permitting is not required for �1 ) inert demolition waste amounts of two thousand (2 , 000) cubic lcl•� W� yards or less. Mason County Department of Health Services can require permits for disposal of lesser amounts of demolition wastes, but would not do so when the material is used for construction purposes (i.e. bank revetment et cetera) . In such cases it is not landfilling and therefo�o permitting under WAC 173 304 is recuired. A MCDHS Notice and Order dated July 7, 1995 spell f lcally prohibits "accepting all solid waste and demolition waste which requires Health Department permits or WAAk tAand ls'. Mr. Dan Watts' letters to you dated April 2, 1996 ust 5, 1996 clarify the demolition waste and woodwaste AO J - 3) Buried tires on mine site. A review of the file for the site shows an inspection report dated August 4, 1992 indicating "several hundred" tires on- site; a document dated March 15, 1993 references a tire pile, with no quantities specified. MCDHS document(s) dated July 9, 1993 reference existing on-site tire usage for retaining wall Purposes, and that no tires shall be brought on-site without prior, written MCDHS authorization. MCDHS has no evidence indicating the existence of tire burial amounts as stated in your FAX of March 11, 1998. Sincerely, Guy Grayson Environmental Health Specialist �Op}� 2