Parcel tags are a method in the permitting database of 'flagging' a parcel to indicate that some attribute, often a limitation, is associated with a parcel. The database contains a library of parcel tags that staff can use when processing a case. While many of these tags record a limitation such as a conservation easement, the tags are also used to record the receipt of special reports and for other purposes as well. While it is not practical to list all the tags that may appear on the website, the current tag library is listed and explained on the help page. Hold level is also explained on the help page.  Tags related to the location of sensitive species or archeological sites have been screened out.

Parcel Tags for Parcel No:901113004

Parcel Number    901113004 Description    Drainage & Erosion Control Pln Date Tagged    8/1/2022 11:37:59 AM Hold Level    0 Notes    Engineered stormwater report prepared by Zenovic and Associates dated 07/11/2022 received 07/12/2022 for development of an Additional Dwelling Unit with attached garage.

Parcel Number    901113004 Description    Biological Assessment/Evaluatn Date Tagged    8/1/2022 11:35:31 AM Hold Level    0 Notes    Jefferson County Critical Areas: Non Wetland Report dated 05/10/2022 received 06/28/2022 prepared by Meehan Biological Assessments, to address potential wetlands onsite. No wetlands found on western side of Chimacum Road. File in Laserfiche special reports.

Parcel Number    901113004 Description    Geotechnical Report Date Tagged    8/1/2022 11:32:26 AM Hold Level    0 Notes    Geotechnical report dated 07/11/2022 received 07/12/2022 prepared by Zenovic and Associates, Inc. to address Seismic Hazard Areas onsite. File in Laserfiche special reports. Notice to Title recorded under AFN 655362.

Parcel Number    901113004 Description    Well on site Date Tagged    4/21/2022 12:54:36 PM Hold Level    0 Notes    The existing abandoned well must be decommissioned in accordance with WAC 173-160-381: “Any well which is unusable, abandoned, or whose use has been permanently discontinued, or which is in such disrepair that its continued use is impractical or is an environmental, safety or public health hazard shall be decommissioned. The decommissioning procedure (as prescribed by these regulations) must be recorded and reported as required by the department.” Contact Jefferson County Public Health or a licensed well driller to obtain directions for decommissioning. See sep2021-00214 for location of well and e-mail follow up. TC with owner 4/21/2022 well has not been used in a very long time, is in a locked structure that they have not looked in for the 6 years they have owned the property. Would like to use for irrigation-I explained the WRIA 17 Chimacum subbasin restrictions and determined this well cannot be used for irrigation. The well must be protected from contamination until it can be decommissioned.

Parcel Number    901113004 Description    AQUIFER RECHARG Date Tagged    11/20/1995 12:00:00 AM Hold Level    1 Notes    critical aquifer recharge area