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Case Number | | SDP2021-00022
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Description | | SHORELINE EXEMPTION - Expansion of current oyster enhancement project approved under MLA18-00054. The currently authorized Olympia oyster habitat enhancement project site includes the Lagoon Site, a sand spit-like beach berm and small lagoons.
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Last Name | | JEFFERSON COUNTY MARINE RESOURCE
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Received Date | | 12/13/2021 12:00:00 AM
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Status | | CLS
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Case Number | | SDP2018-00009
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Description | | SHORELINE EXEMPTION - for Olympia oyster habitat restoration work. The purpose of the project is to expand the Discovery Bay Olympia oyster population by increasing amount of suitable substrate near the current population. Filter-feeding bi-values such as Olympia oysters feed on phytoplankton by filtering large volumes of water thereby improving water quality, removing pollutants and nutrients from the water column, and maintaining the water clarity necessary for eelgrass and kelp growth.
Bags of clean cultch (mass of stones, broken shells, and grit of which an oyster bed is formed) will be delivered to a nearby upland staging are off Highway 101 and moved to the beach by wheelbarrow along an existing trail. Bags will be hand carried to the waterline during a low tide to target areas marked with wire flags, and be cut open and shell distributed by hand.
This project requires State SEPA review, a Hydraulic Project Approval from the Department of Fish & Wildlife, and a Section 401 Water Quality Certification from the Department of Ecology.
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Last Name | | LOWE
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Received Date | | 5/29/2018 12:00:00 AM
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Status | | CLS
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Case Number | | CAM2018-00267
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Description | | Questions regarding applying for shoreline exemption
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Last Name | | LOWE
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Received Date | | 4/30/2018 9:37:11 AM
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Status | | M
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Case Number | | SDP2014-00008
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Description | | Discovery Bay Olympia Oyster Habitat Enhancement – This project is part of the Washington State’s Department of Fish & Wildlife Olympia Oyster Restoration Plan (2012). The purpose of the project is to improve function and viability of the Discovery Bay Olympia Oyster population by increasing suitable substrate near the current extant population. The applicant, in consultation with State Fish & Wildlife and the Puget Sound Restoration Fund staff, is focusing on enhancing habitat structure, which will set the stage for this population to expand on its own. The project is designed to test two new strategies for enhancing native oyster habitat with minimal use of shell. No oyster harvesting will be part of the project. The project requires a Type I master shoreline program (JCC 18.27) review with a letter of Shoreline Exemption (#16) and SEPA environmental review with a threshold determination.
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Last Name | | LOWE - JCMRC COORDINATOR
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Received Date | | 4/23/2014 11:30:26 AM
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Status | | E
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Case Number | | OTH2013-00028
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Description | | Review for shoreline restoration/development project SDP13-33 around lower Discovery Bay.
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Last Name | | JEFFERSON LAND TRUST
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Received Date | | 9/4/2013 12:00:00 AM
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Status | | CLS
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Case Number | | SDP2013-00033
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Description | | PERMIT RE-ISSUED WITH A FIVE-YEAR EXPIRATION DATE, AS ALLOWED UNDER JCC 18.25.550. SUBSTANTIAL PROGRESS WAS MADE TOWARDS CONSTRUCTION BY NOSC WITHIN DISCOVERY BAY, AND CONSTRUCTION OF THE TRAIL SEGMENT MUST BE COMPLETED WITHIN FIVE YEARS OF THE ORIGINAL ISSUE DATE (WHICH WAS MARCH 18, 2014).
Shoreline substantial development and flood development permits for Discovery Bay
and Snow Creek restoration projects, waterline replacement project, and Olympic Discovery Trail project. Proposal is located at the south end of Discovery Bay and is subject to review under SEPA. The applicant has submitted a geotechnical report, wetland delineation report, habitat management plan, and Section 7 consultation reports.
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Last Name | | STATE OF WASHINGTON -FISH/WDLF
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Received Date | | 7/1/2013 1:17:40 PM
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Status | | E
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Case Number | | PRE2012-00018
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Description | | REMOVAL OF A PORTION OF WATER LINE, RE-CONSTRUCTION IN NEW
ALIGNMENT, RELOACTION OF OLYMPIC DISCOVERY TRAIL SECTION & RESTORATION OF MAYNARD SHORELINE
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Last Name | | STATE OF WASHINGTON -FISH/WDLF
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Received Date | | 7/26/2012 1:13:03 PM
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Status | | Finaled
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Case Number | | SDP2009-00037
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Description | | Fish Enhancement Project - former Veneer Mill site at Discovery Bay
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Last Name | | STATE OF WASHINGTON -FISH/WDLF
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Received Date | | 5/6/2009 12:00:00 AM
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Status | | E
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Case Number | | BLD2007-00596
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Description | | SEPA REVIEW AND DEMOLITION PERMIT: The project consists of complete
removal of two derelict sawmills in Discovery Bay (aka: Port Discovery) including the removal of the buildings, pilings and machinery. The property is owned by the Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife and the tidelands on the property are owned by the Washington Department of Natural Resources. One building lies east of the railroad grade. The other building lies west of the railroad grade. Portions have collapsed into the tidal waters of the lagoon. Asbestos from the buildings was removed in 2003. Asbestos Removal and Disposal Report, Phase I - Environmental Site Assessment and Phase II - Site Assessment were submitted with the application
State and local agencies such as the Washington State Dept. of Ecology, Washington Dept. of Fish & Wildlife, Washington Dept. of Natural Resources and Army Corps. Of Engineers will be notified and have an opportunity to comment on the proposal.
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Last Name | | STATE OF WASHINGTON -FISH/WDLF
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Received Date | | 12/7/2007 12:00:00 AM
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Status | | Finaled
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Case Number | | BLD1956-00011
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Description | | Repair premises known as Brown Mill
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Last Name | | BAY VIEW INC
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Received Date | | 2/28/1956 12:00:00 AM
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Status | | Finaled
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