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Home My WebLink AboutWAT2026-00173 - WAT Application - 9/11/2026 WAT 2026-00173 MASON COUNTY COMMUNITY SERVICES Building,Planning,Environmental Health,Community Health 415 N 6th Street, Bldg 8, Shelton WA 98584, Shelton: (360)427-9670 ext 400 Belfair: (360)275-4467 ext 400 Elma: (360)482-5269 ext 400 FAX(360)427-7787 Application for Determination of Water Adequacy Instructions 1. Complete Part 1. No determination can be made until Part 1 is fully completed. 2. Complete only the portion of Part 2 applying to the type of water connection utilized. 3. Submit completed application, with any required attachments for review. 4. An approved building site plan must accompany this application. Part 1: Applicant/ Parcel Identification Name on Applicant: Ozge Kirimlioglu Date: 7/2/2026 Mailing Address: 1210 E Island Lake Dr Phone: 917-545-3015 Parcel Number: 32232-50-50022 Type of Water System Reason for Application Jq Public/Community Water System (2 or more ) I Building permit BLD2026-00655 connections) 0 Division of land: ❑ Individual water source (one connection), #of Parcels? SPL ❑ Well 0 Boundary line adjustment ❑ Spring/surface water 0 ❑ Other(explain) Other(explain) 0 Replacement or Remodel (please indicate name If you have more than one residence connected of water system below if applicable— no to this well, check the Public/Community Water signature required) System box. Part 2: Water Connection Information Complete the section appropriate for the type of water connection being evaluated: Public Water System Name of Water System: Masnn C;nl into Pt In #1 Water Facility Inventory (WFI) Number: 51920W (write "none" for two-party) 13 1 am the manager of this water system. The water system has been approved for 316 services. There are presently 268 connection(s) in use. This will be the 269 connection. 0 1 am the manager of this system. This connection will be to upgrade or change the use of an existing connection on this system (i.e.: recreational to full time). Please indicate on the following line the nature of this change: This water system is able and willing to provide water to this (these) connection(s)without exceeding the limits of the water system or any limits set by state arLLkia/ d local regulation. Signature of Water System Manager Date 8/7/2026 This form may be scanned and available for public view at www.co.mason.wa.us. J:\EH Forms\Drinking Water Revised 1/25/2018 Individual Water Well ❑ Water well report (attached to application). Depth ft. ❑ Well capacity Test (attached to application) gpm gpd. The well driller often performs well capacity tests at the time the well is constructed. Results from these tests are noted on the water well report. Results from these tests will be accepted. If the water well report cannot be located by the applicant or if the water well report does not have a capacity test, a well capacity test, which provides stabilization of draw-down and recovery data, must be performed by a licensed contractor. ❑ Satisfactory bacteriological test (attach to application). Water Resource Inventory Area (WRIA) Development within which WRIA http://gis.co.mason.wa.us/planning 14_ 15_ 16_22_ Water use or limitation recorded................................... N/A_____N/A Yes Well Drilled ............................................................... Date Individual Spring/Surface Water ❑ WDOE permit (attach to application) ❑ Method of disinfection ❑ I have reason to believe that this water source can provide at least 800 gallons per day; and/or provides water at a rate of 2 gallons per minute based on the following observations. Author of Statement Date Relationship to Applicant Part 3: Mason County Community Services Evaluation (staff use only) JJ Satisfactory Determination: This determination does not address adequacy of the distribution system, guarantee an adequate supply of water indefinitely in the future, or guarantee compliance with all applicable WDOE water resource regulations. Recommended approval indicates requirements of Sanitary Code, Title 6, Chapter 6.68.040-Determination of Adequacy for Building Permits are satisfied. Additional Growth Management requirements may apply. Chapter 36.70A RCW. H Unsatisfactory Determination: Applicant's water supply does not appear adequate to meet the needs of its intended use for the following reason(s). Reviewer's Signatures: 9/11/2026 Environ. Health: Date CSD Director: Date 2 of` p?H � STATE OF WASHINGTON DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH SOUTHWEST DRINKING WATER OPERATIONS P.O.Box 47823 Olympia,Washington 98504-7823 PHONE(360)236-3030 FAX(360)236-3029 November 19, 2020 Darin Hall Mason County PUD #1 21971 Highway 101 Shelton, Washington 98584 Subject: Union Water System, ID #51920W, Mason County; Part B —Water System Plan, ODW Project#16-0807 (Union Part B, Alderbrook Water Co Part B, Union Ridge Part B, Highland Park Part B, Vuecrest Part B, and Hood Canal Part B), APPROVAL Dear Darin Hall: The Water System Plan (WSP), received by the Office of Drinking Water(ODW) on August 18, 2016, along with additional submittals received on April 13, 2020, August 7, 2020, and October 8, 2020, have been reviewed and are APPROVED. Approval of this WSP Part B is valid as it relates to the standards outlined in WAC 246-290 revised January 14, 2017, WAC 246-293 revised January 1991, and RCW 70.116 (Municipal Water Law) effective September 2003 and is subject to the qualifications herein. Future changes in the rules and statutes may be more stringent and require facility modification or corrective action. This approval constitutes Part B-Water System Plan approval for six water systems (Union ID #51920W, Alderbrook Water Co ID #01050B, Union Ridge ID #06553V, Highland Park ID #32820R, Vuecrest ID #18637, and Hood Canal ID #34050M). With this approval, the six service areas are now combined. This approval is valid until November 20, 2030, unless ODW requests an update or plan amendment pursuant to WAC 246-290-100(9). Please contact your regional planner two years before this date to determine a pathway forward. APPROVED NUMBER OF CONNECTIONS This WSP includes capacity analysis for six water systems owned by the Mason County PUD (PUD) that are intended to be included in the overall Union consolidation. Based on the information supplied in the WSP, four of the water systems are at capacity and only two of the systems have connections available for new customers. The approved capacity of each system is set out in the tables below. ODW will reflect each systems capacity by noting a specified Darin Hall November 19, 2020 Page 2 connection limit for its approved number of connections on the Water Facilities Inventory (WFI) form and Operating Permit. The number of approved connections for each system are as follows: HIGHLAND PARK WATER SYSTEM Limiting Factor Storage Total water budget capacity 42 ERUs Current usage (consumptive usage plus DSL) 75 ERUs Water available for additional connections 0 ERUs Existing number of connections 72 New approved number of connections available provided 72 + 0 = 72 all future connections serve single-family residences. Average Day Demand (ADD) gallons per day per equivalent 199 gpd/ERU residential unit ERU VUECREST WATER SYSTEM Limiting Factor Storage Total water budget capacity 30 ERUs Current usage (consumptive usage plus DSL) 43 ERUs Water available for additional connections 0 ERUs Existing number of connections 35 New approved number of connections available provided 35 + 0 = 35 all future connections serve single-family residences. Average Day Demand (ADD) gallons per day per equivalent 146 gpd/ERU residential unit(gpd/ERU) UNION RIDGE WATER SYSTEM Limiting Factor Storage Total water budget capacity 10 ERUs Current usage (consumptive usage plus DSL) 41 ERUs Water available for additional connections 0 ERUs Existing number of connections 37 New approved number of connections available provided 37 + 0 = 37 all future connections serve single-family residences. Average Day Demand (ADD) gallons per day per equivalent 140 gpd/ERU residential unit(gpd/ERU) Darin Hall November 19, 2020 Page 3 UNION WATER SYSTEM Limiting Factor Storage Total water budget capacity 334 ERUs Current usage (consumptive usage plus DSL) 260 ERUs Water available for additional connections 74 ERUs Existing number of connections 242 New approved number of connections available provided 242 + 74 = 316 all future connections serve single-family residences. Average Day Demand (ADD) gallons per day per equivalent 146 gpd/ERU residential unit(gpd/ERU) ALDERBROOK WATER SYSTEM Limiting Factor Storage Total water budget capacity 793 ERUs Current usage (consumptive usage plus DSL) 788 ERUs Water available for additional connections 5 ERUs Existing number of connections 445 New approved number of connections available provided 445 + 5 = 450 all future connections serve single-family residences. Average Day Demand (ADD) gallons per day per equivalent 284 gpd/ERU residential unit(gpd/ERU) HOOD CANAL WATER SYSTEM Limiting Factor Storage Total water budget capacity 94 ERUs Current usage (consumptive usage plus DSL) 131 ERUs Water available for additional connections 0 ERUs Existing number of connections 126 New approved number of connections available provided 126 + 0 = 126 all future connections serve single-family residences. Average Day Demand (ADD) gallons per day per equivalent 324 gpd/ERU residential unit(gpd/ERU) Based on the analysis presented in the WSP, the systems listed above are approved to operate up to the specified number of connections. You are responsible for permitting the addition of new service connections to your water systems in a manner consistent with the approved WSP. We expect you to maintain a process that recognizes all new connections added to the water system and the water demands associated with Darin Hall November 19, 2020 Page 4 each connection. Your process must ensure that physical capacity and water right limitations are not exceeded. CONSTRUCTION WAIVERS Standard Construction Specifications for distribution main extensions are approved per the PUDs Part A WSP, approved on November 27, 2019, under ODW project#19-0308. Consistent with WAC 246-290-125(2), this system may proceed with the installation of distribution main extensions provided this system completes and keeps on file a construction completion report form in accordance with WAC 246-290-125(2) and WAC 246-290-120(5) and makes it available for review upon request by ODW. LOCAL GOVERNMENT CONSISTENCY David Windom, Mason County Community Services Director, signed the local government consistency statement for Mason County on June 16, 2020. This meets local government consistency requirements for WSP approval pursuant to RCW 90.03.386 and RCW 43.20. SERVICE AREA AND DUTY TO SERVE Pursuant to RCW 90.03.386(2), the service area identified in this WSP service area map may now represent an expanded "place of use" for these systems' water rights. Future changes to the service area should be made through a WSP amendment or WSP update. The water systems that comprise the Union Water System have a duty to provide new water service within their retail service area. WATER RESOURCES Our approval of your water system plan does not confer or guarantee any right to a specific quantity of water. The approved number of service connections is based on your representation of available water quantity. If the Department of Ecology (Ecology), a local planning agency, or other authority responsible for determining water rights and water system adequacy determines that you have use of less water than you represented, the number of approved connections may be reduced commensurate with the actual amount of water and your legal right to use it. The Department of Ecology has no objections to the approval of the Union Water System Plan Part B but because a Watershed Plan was not adopted for Water Resource Inventory Area 14, a "not inconsistent" determination under RCW 90.03.386(2)is not required from Ecology for the place of use expansion proposed in this plan. WATERSHED PLANNING The Union Water System is located in Water Resource Inventory Area(WRIA) 14 (Kennedy- Goldsborough). Please contact Ecology for more information regarding watershed planning. Darin Hall November 19, 2020 Page 5 If you have any questions, please contact Fern Schultz at(360) 236-3031 or by e-mail at fern.schultz@doh.wa.gov, or Regina Grimm at(360) 236-3035 or by e-mail at regina.grimm@doh.wa.gov. Sincerely, ern Schultz Rena N. Grimm P.E. Office of Drinking Water, Regional Planner Office of Drinking Water, Regional Engineer Enclosure cc: James Reyes, Mason County PUD #1 Karl Johnson, Gray & Osborne, Inc. David Windom, Mason County Community Services Jeff Dickison, Squaxin Island Tribe Sharon Haensly, Squaxin Island Tribe Erica Marbet, Squaxin Island Tribe Marie Peter, Ecology Andy Anderson, ODW Derek Pell, OWD