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Case Number | | PRE2015-00037
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Description | | SALMON HABITAT RESTORATION PROJECT. REMOVE FILL FROM WETLANDS & PLACE IN AN UPLAND LOCATION ONSITE, REMOVE ADANDONED SEPTIC FIELD SOILS & PLACE ON UPLAND LOCATION ONSITE, REMOVE BANK ARMORING &REPLACE WITH LARGE WOODY DEBRIS FOR INSTREAM FISH HABITAT
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Last Name | | JEFFERSON LAND TRUST
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Received Date | | 12/10/2015 4:38:52 PM
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Status | | M
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Case Number | | CAM2015-00584
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Description | | Possible Pre App
CAM placed in pre-app folder PRE15-00037 and filed in pre-app stacks.--jmp
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Last Name | | LONG
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Received Date | | 12/3/2015 10:23:10 AM
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Status | | M
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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 | | SEP2007-00093
See SOM case for current septic system activity.
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Description | | info filed back to SEP04-232 Monitoring inspection. Denied. Unable to issue due to lack of information and inability to make application
to build a large retaining wall. MOATEL DF EASEMENT ON THIS PROPERTY case sent to archive 2/26/2015 dls
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Last Name | | PFLUEGER
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Received Date | | 3/13/2007 12:00:00 AM
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Status | | Denied
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Case Number | | XMP1996-00058
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Description | | Remove accumulated sediment & gravel from the channel of Snow Creek. From 200 ft. upstream from the SR101 bridge to a point approx. 900 ft. downstream from the SR20 bridge (approx. 1200 ft.) the channel will be excavated to a depth of no more than six vertical feet below present streambed elevation. Habitat pools will be excavated to a depth of approximately 3 ft. below adjacent streambed elevation. Tracked excavator will be used operating from the bank. Between the SR 101 bridge upstream to the WDF&W Research Station weir (approx. 2000 ft) existing pools may be excavated to a maximum depth of 6 ft. & existing riffle areas to a maximum depth of 3 ft. below present elevation. Additional habitat pools may be excavated to create additional habitat, depending on WDFW recommendations. Large woody debris (LWD) to provide fish habitat will be placed and securely anchored in all existing pools where excavation occurs and in all newly created pools upstream of SR 101. LWD placement will occur at a rate of at least two rootwads and one log per pool. All LWD will be coniferous material in sound, rot free condition. Revegetation of stream- banks will occur where necessary. Conifers will be used as much as possible. The operation of the WDF&W weir will be altered to catch additional sediment/ gravel, to control the streambed aggradation in the project area. This material will be removed as needed. Existing bypass structures may be modified to accommodate greater flow for water quality protection. In stream activities will occur between June 15 and September 15 to minimize impacts on salmon & steelhead. All work including LWD size/ placement & pool locations shall be subject to the conditions of Wash. Dept. of Fish & Wildlife (WDFW) in the required HPA.
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Last Name | | ZERR
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Received Date | | 8/23/1996 12:00:00 AM
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Status | | E
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Case Number | | XMP1995-00051
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Description | | Remove accumulated sediment & gravel from the channel of Snow Creek. From 200 ft. upstream from the SR101 bridge to a point approx. 900 ft. downstream from the SR20 bridge (approx. 1200 ft.) the channel will be excavated to a depth of no more than six vertical feet below present streambed elevation. Habitat pools will be excavated to a depth of approximately 3 ft. below adjacent streambed elevation. Tracked excavator will be used operating from the bank. Between the SR 101 bridge upstream to the WDF&W Research Station weir (approx. 2000 ft) existing pools may be excavated to a maximum depth of 6 ft. & existing riffle areas to a maximum depth of 3 ft. below present elevation. Additional habitat pools may be excavated to create additional habitat, depending on WDFW recommendations. Large woody debris (LWD) to provide fish habitat will be placed and securely anchored in all existing pools where excavation occurs and in all newly created pools upstream of SR 101. LWD placement will occur at a rate of at least two rootwads and one log per pool. All LWD will be coniferous material in sound, rot free condition. Revegetation of stream- banks will occur where necessary. Conifers will be used as much as possible. The operation of the WDF&W weir will be altered to catch additional sediment/ gravel, to control the streambed aggradation in the project area. This material will be removed as needed. Existing bypass structures may be modified to accommodate greater flow for water quality protection. In stream activities will occur between June 15 and September 15 to minimize impacts on salmon & steelhead. All work shall be subject to the conditions of Wash. Dept. of Fish & Wildlife (WDFW) in the required Hydraulic Project Approval where details on LWD size/placement & pool locations will be specified.
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Last Name | | ZERR
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Received Date | | 8/23/1995 12:00:00 AM
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Status | | E
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Case Number | | XMP1988-00066
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Description | | PROPOSAL: The project is to construct a berm shore defense work in common with a single family residence adjacent to Snow Creek between Highway 20 and the abandoned railroad right-of-way at the head of Discovery Bay. The project is intended to eliminate livestock watering and intrusion into Snow Creek. Willow cuttings will be planted and a fence will be built. Rock rip-rap will be placed to protect the stream bank from erosion. Water lines will be constructed and watering sites created for the livestock in pasture adjacent to Snow Creek.
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Last Name | | ZERR
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Received Date | | 11/9/1988 12:00:00 AM
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Status | | E
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