ISLAND COUNTY COMMISSIONERS  -   MINUTES OF MEETING

REGULAR SESSION  -  OCTOBER 6, 2003

 

 

The Board of Island County Commissioners (including Diking Improvement District #4) met in Regular Session on  October 6, 2003, at  9:30 a.m. in the   Law & Justice Facility, Department III (Courtroom 3), 101 N.E. 6th Street, Coupeville, Wa.   Wm. L. McDowell, Chairman, William J. Byrd, Member, and Mike Shelton, Member, were present.    The meeting began with the Pledge of Allegiance.  By unanimous motion, the Board approved the minutes from the September 22, 2003 meeting. 

VOUCHERS AND PAYMENT OF BILLS

 

By unanimous motion the Board approved the payroll dated September 30, 2003.  The Board, also upon unanimous motion, approved the  following vouchers/warrants:

 

Voucher (War.) # 173931-174321 ……………………………………..$1,759,068.73.

 

Veterans Assistance Fund: [emergency financial assistance to certain eligible veterans; the names and specific circumstances are maintained confidential]. By unanimous motion the Board approved Claim #V3-15 in the amount of $870.00 based on the recommendation of the Veterans Assistance Review Committee.

Hiring Requests & Personnel Actions

 

As presented by Dick Toft, Human Resources Director, the Board by unanimous motion,  approved the following personnel action authorizations:   

 

Dept.               PAA #   Description                                Position  #     Action                 Eff. Date

Superior Ct.    073/03     Judicial Asst. .5 fte             2004.01        Replacement           10/6/03

Superior Ct.    074/03    CH Facilitator .2 fte             2009.01        Replacement            10/16/03

HR/Budget     075/03    Admin Asst                         2303.00        Replacement            10/6/03

Auditor           076/03    Dep Aud/Payroll Sup        210.00          Personnel Action    10/6/03

Auditor            077/03    Recording Mgr.                  204.00          Replacement            10/16/03

Public Works  078/03   Hous/haz. Wst tech 3I, temp   2262.00         Replacement              10-6-03

                                   

HEALTH CONTRACT APPROVED – COMPASS HEALTH #HS-08-03

 

By unanimous motion,  the Board approved Contract #HS-08-03 (RM-HLTH-99-0073) with Compass Health for a two year biennium in the amount of $835,851 to provide chemical dependency treatment and crisis services  for Island County residences. 

 

Appointments  to Various Boards and Committees

 

By unanimous motion, the Board made the following appointments to committees and boards:

 

Conservation Futures Citizens Advisory Board (CAB).  Appointed Judy Chapman, Camano Island, for a term to September 30, 2006

 

Island County Fair Board.  Appointed Fred Goodman, Oak Harbor, for a term to October 8, 2004

 

North Sound Regional  Support Network Advisory Board.  Appointed Patricia Whitcomb, Coupeville for a term to June 30, 2005

 

LIQUOR LICENSE APPROVED

 

Application for Liquor License #077967-3C in lieu of current privilege, by Mark Schuster for Holmes Harbor Community Partners, LLS, d/b/a Holmes Harbor Golf & Beach Club, located at 5023 Harbor Hills Drive, Freeland, was approved by unanimous motion of the Board, based upon review and recommendation by appropriate County departments.

 

Resolution #C-93-03  Proclaiming the Week of October 5-11, 2003

as Mental Illness Awareness Week

 

Following action taken by Governor Gary Locke proclaiming October 5-11, 2003, as Mental Illness Awareness Week in the State, the Board by unanimous motion approved Island County Resolution #C-93-03  Proclaiming the Week of October 5-11, 2003 as Mental Illness Awareness Week in Island County.

 

BEFORE THE BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS

OF ISLAND COUNTY, WASHINGTON

P  R  O  C  L  A  M  A  T  I  O  N

 

IN THE MATTER OF PROCLAIMING         )

THE WEEK OF OCTOBER 5-11, 2003          )     

AS MENTAL ILLNESS AWARENESS          )                  RESOLUTION NO.  C-93-03

WEEK IN ISLAND COUNTY                         )   

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            WHEREAS, it is important that individuals, families, and communities understand that mental health is an essential part of overall health and work to reduce the stigma of seeking care; and               

 

            WHEREAS, every individual must have the opportunity for early and appropriate mental health screening, assessment and referral to treatment; and                                                               

 

            WHEREAS, it is essential to eliminate disparities in mental health by promoting well-being for all and ensuring equity of access, delivery of services and improvement of outcomes through public and private partnerships for culturally competent care to all; and

 

            WHEREAS, adults and children with mental illness must have ready access to evidence-based best treatments, services and support leading to recovery; and                             

 

            WHEREAS, recovering consumers and their families must have the necessary information and the opportunity to exercise choice over their care decisions, including individualized plans of care, expanded supported employment, enhanced rights protections, better criminal and juvenile justice diversion and re-entry programs, improved access to housing and an end to chronic homelessness and hopelessness; and

 

            WHEREAS, it is essential to increase suicide prevention by early intervention and education, acknowledging age and culture; and                                                                                                                              

 

            WHEREAS, the mental health system must provide consumers and providers with quality and accountable information supporting improved care;

 

            NOW, THEREFORE, the Board of County Commissioners hereby proclaims the week of October 5-11, 2003 as:

                                                    Mental Illness Awareness Week              

 

in Island County, Washington, and urge all citizens to join in this special observance.                                              

 

            ADOPTED this 6  day of October, 2 003.

                                                                                                                                                                                                                        BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS

                                                                        ISLAND COUNTY, WASHINGTON

                                                Wm. L. "Mac" McDowell, Chairman

                                                                        William J. Byrd, Member

ATTEST:                                                        Mike Shelton, Member

Elaine Marlow, Clerk of the Board                                                        

 

INSURANCE LANGUAGE AMENDED  TO Davis Slough Heronry Property Project Agreement AND CONSERVATION EASEMENTS

 

As presented by Lee McFarland,  Assistant Director, GSA, the Board by unanimous motion approved  Davis Slough Heronry Property Project Agreement (RM-GSA-03-0058),  Davis Slough Heronry Property Conservation Easement with William M. Simpson and Jane  A. Boltz,  and Davis Slough Heronry Property Conservation Easement with John E. Edison,  to reflect some minor house-keeping changes and  amended insurance  language required by the State as stated in Section 12.3 page 25 of 38 of the three-way agreement and on page 11 of the /conservation easements.

 

Purchase and Sale Agreement for Utsalady Beach Property

 

Purchase and Sale Agreement for Utsalady Beach Property (RM-GSA-03-0057) in the amount of $250,000 was approved by unanimous motion of the Board; funding provided jointly through Conservation Futures funding and State Grant dollars.

 

Request for Waiver from  Competitive Solicitation Procurement Procedure  -  Professional Services Agreement - Compass Health

 

As discussed with the Director of  Juvenile  & Family Court Services at September 17th Staff Session,  the Board by unanimous motion approved a request for waiver from the Competitive Solicitation

 

 

Procurement Procedure Under ICC 2.29.030(B)(12) with regard to a  Professional Services Agreement with Compass Health to provide drug and alcohol treatment for youth and adults

 

Professional Services Agreement - Compass Health

 

Professional Services Agreement with Compass Health (RM-JUV-03-0055) for the purpose of providing chemical dependency evaluation, treatment and/or case management services  for CDDA designated youth as defined by 13.40.165 RCW and/or enrolled in Island County Juvenile  Drug Court or identified by Juvenile & Family Court Services on a space available basis, was  approved by unanimous motion of the Board, in an amount not to exceed $20,000.

 

Professional Services Agreements Approved For 

Island County Juvenile Court Services

 

The Board approved two Professional Service Agreements for Island County Juvenile Court Services by unanimous motion as follows:

 

Agreement with Janice B. Edwards to provide professional services as a mental health evaluator to clients of Island County Juvenile Court Services, not to exceed $10,000 (RM-JUV-03-0049)

 

Agreement with Randy P. Green to provide professional services as a evaluator and therapist to clients of Island County Juvenile Court Services, not to exceed $10,000 (RM-JUV-03-0051).

 

Public Input or Comments

 

Greg Lanza, Happy Valley Road, Oak Harbor, purchased in October, 2002 and  currently owns Wildwood Farm, Oak Harbor.  From history he read, it was the  largest thoroughbred facility in the State of Washington.  He purchased the farm to keep it an  equine facility. From the onset there were two things he needed to do with Island County in order to keep the business  going:  establish land use as a farm; and obtain a permit to put up an indoor arena for a  training facility.  For over a year the County obstructed his ability to do that, and  limiting his ability  to do business.  There seems to be an  inordinate amount of time spent  trying to get a  pre-planning meeting set up.  He has been attempting through the Planning Department to get a classification of the building.  It is farm use and will be used to  train horses and needs a large arena in order to do that.  The current arena is full, and too crowded to have two horses going through training.  Farm use  definition is well within the bounds of what he is trying to do.

 

The Commissioners were well aware of the long history of the farm on the  North side of Whidbey Island; the matter taken under advisement and Commissioner Byrd will be in touch with Mr. Lanza.

 

QUIT CLAIM DEEDS APPROVED – WEST BEACH ROAD

 

Based on the recommendation of approval by Bill Oakes, Public Works Director, the Board by unanimous motion approved three Quit Claim Deeds associated with West Beach Road Project, as follows:

 

§         Quit  Claim Deed between Island County and Dale &  Kathleen Zimmerman,  $3,750.00,  West Beach Road Phase 3, Work Order #207; Parcel 314-452; Sec. 24, Twp 32N, R1W.

 

§         Quit Claim Deed  between Island County and  Betty Walker;  $1,350.00; West Beach Road Phase 3, Work Order #207; Parcel 255-414; Sec. 24, Twp 32N, R 1W.

 

§         Quit Claim Deed  between Island County and  John &  Irene Carr; $5,690.00; West Beach Road Phase 2, Work Order #15; Parcel 463-464; Sec. 25, Twp 32N, R 1W.

 

[Construction Easements pulled from the agenda at the request of the Public Works Director]

 

Ordinance #C-94-03 (PLG-016-03) Amending Chapter 17.03 ICC,

the Island County Zoning Ordinance, to update the

Zoning Matrices of ICC 17.03.035

 

Phil Bakke, Planning & Community Development Director, presented Ordinance #C- 94-03 (PLG-016-03) Amending Chapter 17.03 ICC, the Island County Zoning Ordinance, to update the Zoning Matrices of ICC 17.03.035.  As he explained, the ordinance proposes to update Chapter 17.03 ICC land use tables.  The matter was heard at public hearing by the Island County Planning Commission on February 25, 2003, and comes to the Board with a recommendation of approval.  The document  has been through the required Washington State Agency Review, the sixty days up on  September 22,

 

2003, with  no  comments received.  Changes are largely house-keeping in nature, most correcting errors in original tables and providing more information with respect to Type I, II and III uses, and added several uses to the use table listed for each special zone [a reflection of current code].  This changes no current uses. 

 

By unanimous motion, the Board approved  Ordinance #C- 94-03 (PLG-016-03) Amending Chapter 17.03 ICC, the Island County Zoning Ordinance, to update the Zoning Matrices of ICC 17.03.035. 

 

BEFORE THE BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS

OF ISLAND COUNTY, WASHINGTON

 

IN THE MATTER OF AMENDING CHAPTER 17.03 ICC, THE ISLAND COUNTY ZONING ORDINANCE, TO UPDATE THE ZONING MATRICES OF ICC 17.03.035

)

)         ORDINANCE C- 94 -03

)             PLG-016-03

)

WHEREAS, zoning matrices were adopted under Ordinance C-123-98 as part of Chapter 17.03 ICC as a means of providing an informational summary of uses that are permitted or conditionally permitted in each of the zones; and

WHEREAS, the zoning matrices adopted under Ordinance C-123-98 are not consistent with other portions of Chapter 17.03 including the specific definition of each use, the zoning designations and the land use standards; and

WHEREAS, amendments are needed in order to make the zoning matrices consistent with the remainder of Chapter 17.03 ICC; and

 

WHEREAS, the proposed amendments are not adding, removing or modifying uses that are listed as permitted, conditional or prohibited within any of the zoning designations established in Chapter 17.03 ICC; and

WHEREAS, additional explanation of how to use the zoning ordinance and the matrices would be beneficial in making the matrices a more useful tool for members of the public as well as staff; and

WHEREAS, on February 25, 2003 the Planning Commission concluded that the proposed amendments are necessary and are consistent with Chapter 17.03 ICC; and

WHEREAS, pursuant to WAC 197-11-600, the County SEPA official has determined that the proposed amendments to Chapter 17.03 ICC are exempt from Environmental Review; NOW, THEREFORE,

BE IT ORDAINED that amendments to Chapter 17.03 ICC, attached hereto as Exhibit A, that revises the zoning matrices established in ICC 17.03.035 are adopted.  Material stricken through is deleted and material underlined is added.

APPROVED AND ADOPTED this 6 day of October, 2003.

 

BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS

ISLAND COUNTY, WASHINGTON

Wm. L. McDowell, Chairman

William J. Byrd, Member

Mike Shelton, Member

ATTEST:

Elaine Marlow,  Clerk of the Board

 

APPROVED AS TO FORM:

DAVID L. JAMIESON, JR.

Deputy Prosecuting Attorney

& Island County Code Reviser                   [Exhibit A placed on file with the Clerk of the Board]

 

ORDINANCES #C-95-03, #C-96-03 AND #C-97-03 – DECLARATION OF A

Nuisance and Enforcement of the Zoning Code

 

Mr. Bakke presented for the Board’s approval three ordinances declaring nuisance and enforcement of the Zoning Code:

 

§         Ordinance #C-95-03   (PLG-024-03) In the matter of declaration of a Nuisance and Enforcement of the Zoning Code against Gregory G. Odle

 

 

§         Ordinance #C-96-03   (PLG-025-03) In the matter of declaration of a Nuisance and Enforcement of the Zoning Code against Steven G. Dollarhide

 

§         Ordinance #C-97-03 (PLG-026-03) In the matter of declaration of a Nuisance and Enforcement of the Zoning Code against Mary A. Bolles

 

These particular items have previously been before the Board in Staff Session and the Board authorized  forwarding cases to the Prosecutor.  The Prosecutor completed review of the three files and believe the cases are appropriate and ready for  prosecution.  State law requires that an ordinance be signed by the Board of County Commissioners to formally refer cases for the Prosecutor’s action.

 

By unanimous motion, the Board approved Ordinance #C-95-03   (PLG-024-03) In the matter of declaration of a Nuisance and Enforcement of the Zoning Code against Gregory G. Odle; Ordinance #C-96-03   (PLG-025-03) In the matter of declaration of a Nuisance and Enforcement of the Zoning Code against Steven G. Dollarhide; and Ordinance #C-97-03 (PLG-026-03) In the matter of declaration of a Nuisance and Enforcement of the Zoning Code against Mary A. Bolles

 

BEFORE THE BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS

OF ISLAND COUNTY, WASHINGTON

 

IN THE MATTER OF DECLARATION)                                

OF A NUISANCE AND                          )             ORDINANCE NO. C-95-03

ENFORCEMENT OF THE ZONING     )

CODE AGAINST GREGORY G. ODLE)

 

            WHEREAS, pursuant to RCW 36.32.120(10) the Board of County Commissioners has the power to declare by ordinance what shall be deemed to be a nuisance within Island County, to prevent, remove and abate the nuisance at the expense of the party creating, causing, or committing the nuisance; and to levy a special assessment on the land or premises on which the nuisance is situated to defray the cost, or to reimburse the county for the cost of abating it, which special assessment shall constitute a lien against the property and be of equal rank with state, county, and municipal taxes;

 

            WHEREAS, under section 17.03.060, Island County  Code (ICC), the maintenance of a junk and/or salvage yard is not a permitted or conditional use in the rural zone;

 

            WHEREAS, Gregory G. Odle has stored junk vehicles and junk materials on his rural-zoned property at 3264 S. Mardell Drive, Langley, Washington since before May 29, 1998;

 

            WHEREAS, the Island County Planning and Community Development Department has taken the following enforcement actions:

 

1.                   Served an Initial Enforcement Order, file number COV 118/01, on Gregory G.

      Odle on May 31, 2002, that demanded that he remove the junk vehicles and materials from his property within  45 days, assessed a $1,000 civil penalty for existing violations, and warned that a civil penalty of $500 per day may be imposed for continuing violations;

 

2.                   Conducted a follow-up site visit on October 7, 2002, and determined that Gregory  G. Odle remained in noncompliance with the Island County zoning code; and

 

3.         Issued a Supplemental Enforcement Order to Gregory G. Odle on January 23, 2003, that gave him 45 days to remove junk vehicles and assessed an additional civil penalty totaling $118,500;

 

            WHEREAS, Gregory G. Odle did not timely appeal the Initial Enforcement Order, the Supplemental Enforcement Order, or the assessed civil penalties to the Island County Hearing Examiner; and

 

            WHEREAS, Gregory G. Odle has not paid the assessed civil penalties and remains in violation of the Island County zoning code; NOW, THEREFORE,

 

            BE IT HEREBY ORDAINED by the Board of Island County Commissioners:

 

1.                   That Gregory G. Odle’s storage of junk vehicles and materials on his rural-zoned property violates the Island County zoning code and constitutes a public nuisance;

 

2.                   That the Island County Prosecuting Attorney, with the assistance of the Director of the Planning and Community Development Department and his staff, is hereby authorized to bring legal action, which he deems appropriate, in the name of Island

 

3.                   County against Gregory G. Odle and any other appropriate persons to enforce the provisions of the Island County zoning code and abate the nuisance; and

 

4.                   That any costs of abatement shall be at the expense of Gregory G. Odle, and any other persons creating, causing or committing the nuisance, and a special assessment shall be levied on the property on which the nuisance is situated to defray the cost, or reimburse Island County for its cost of abating it, which special assessment shall constitute a lien against the property of equal rank with state, county and municipal taxes. 

 

DATED this 6 day of October, 2003.

 

                                    BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS

                                    ISLAND COUNTY, WASHINGTON

                                    Wm. L. McDowell, Chairman

                                    William J. Byrd, Member

                                    Mike Shelton, Member

ATTEST:   Elaine Marlow

Clerk of the Board

 

BEFORE THE BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS

OF ISLAND COUNTY, WASHINGTON

 

IN THE MATTER OF DECLARATION     )

OF A NUISANCE AND ENFORCEMENT)             ORDINANCE NO. C-96-03

OF THE ZONING CODE AGAINST          )                  

STEVEN G. DOLLARHIDE____________)

 

            WHEREAS, pursuant to RCW 36.32.120(10) the Board of County Commissioners has the power to declare by ordinance what shall be deemed to be a nuisance within Island County, to prevent, remove and abate the nuisance at the expense of the party creating, causing, or committing the nuisance; and to levy a special assessment on the land or premises on which the nuisance is situated to defray the cost, or to reimburse the county for the cost of abating it, which special assessment shall constitute a lien against the property and be of equal rank with state, county, and municipal taxes;

 

            WHEREAS, under section 17.03.060, Island County  Code (ICC), the maintenance of a junk and/or salvage yard and outdoor storage are  not permitted or conditional uses in the rural zone;

 

            WHEREAS, Steven G. Dollarhide  has stored junk vehicles and materials on his rural-zoned property at 1916 E. Harbor Sands Lane, Freeland,  Washington since before May 18, 2000;

 

            WHEREAS, the Island County Planning and Community Development Department has taken the following enforcement actions:

 

 

1.       Served an Initial Enforcement Order, file number COV 738/00, on Steven G. Dollarhide  on May 18, 2000,  that  demanded that he remove the junk vehicles and materials from his property within  30 days, assessed a  $1,000 civil penalty for existing violations, and warned that a civil penalty of $500 per day may be imposed  for continuing violations;

 

2.       Conducted a follow-up site visit on September 19, 2000,  and determined that Steven G. Dollarhide remained   in noncompliance with the Island County zoning code;

 

3.       Issued a Supplemental Enforcement Order to Steven G. Dollarhide on February 20, 2001, that gave him 30  days to  remove junk vehicles and materials and assessed a civil penalty of $139,500;

 

4.       Issued a second Supplemental Enforcement Order to Steven G. Dollarhide on February 12, 2002,  that gave him 30 days to remove junk vehicles and materials and assessed an additional civil penalty of  $167,000; and

 

5.       Filed a Claim for Lein in the amount of $307,500 with the Island County Auditor on May 10,   2002;

 

            WHEREAS, Steven G. Dollarhide did not timely appeal the enforcement orders or the assessed  civil penalties to the Island County Hearing Examiner; and

 

            WHEREAS, Steven G. Dollarhide has not paid the assessed civil penalties and remains in violation of the Island County zoning code; NOW, THEREFORE,

 

           

            E IT HEREBY ORDAINED by the Board of Island County Commissioners:

 

1.       That Steven G. Dollarhide’s  storage of junk vehicles and materials on his rural-zoned property violates the Island County zoning code and constitutes a public nuisance;

 

2.       That the Island County Prosecuting Attorney, with the assistance of the Director of the Planning and Community Development Department and his staff, is hereby authorized to bring legal action, which he deems appropriate, in the name of Island County against Steven G. Dollarhide and any other appropriate persons to enforce the provisions of the Island County zoning code and abate the nuisance; and

 

3.       That any costs of abatement shall be at the expense of Steven G. Dollarhide,  and any other persons creating, causing or committing the nuisance, and a special assessment shall be levied on the property on which the nuisance is situated to defray the cost, or reimburse Island County for its cost of abating it, which special assessment shall constitute a lien against the property of equal rank with state, county and municipal taxes. 

 

DATED this 6 day of October, 2003.

 

                                    BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS

                                    ISLAND COUNTY, WASHINGTON

                                    Wm. L. McDowell, Chairman

                                    William J. Byrd, Member

                                    Mike Shelton, Member

ATTEST:

Elaine Marlow,   Clerk of the Board

 

BEFORE THE BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS

OF ISLAND COUNTY, WASHINGTON

 

IN THE MATTER OF DECLARATION)                                            

OF A NUISANCE AND                       )                                 

ENFORCEMENT OF THE ZONING     )                   ORDINANCE NO. C-97-03

CODE AGAINST  MARY A. BOLLES )

_________________________________)

 

            WHEREAS, pursuant to RCW 36.32.120(10) the Board of County Commissioners has the power to declare by ordinance what shall be deemed to be a nuisance within Island County, to prevent, remove and abate the nuisance at the expense of the party creating, causing, or committing the nuisance; and to levy a special assessment on the land or premises on which the nuisance is situated to defray the cost, or to reimburse the county for the cost of abating it, which special assessment shall constitute a lien against the property and be of equal rank with state, county, and municipal taxes;

 

            WHEREAS, under chapter 17.03, Island County  Code (ICC), camping, the use of a recreational vehicle as a dwelling, and the outdoor storage of recreational vehicles and/or trailers on a lot without a permitted single-family dwelling unit are not permitted or conditional uses in the rural zone;

 

            WHEREAS, Mary A. Bolles has stored recreational vehicles and/or trailers and has used recreational vehicles as dwelling units on her rural-zoned property at 2223 Van Dam Road, Oak Harbor, Washington  since before October 2, 2000;

 

            WHEREAS, the Island County Planning and Community Development Department has taken the following enforcement actions:

 

1.       Mailed a Notice of Violation to Mary A. Bolles on July 30, 2001, that asked her to stop using recreational  vehicles as dwellings and remove the recreational vehicles and/or trailers from her property within 30 days;

 

2.       Issued an Initial Enforcement Order, file number COV 264/01, to Mary A. Bolles on October 3, 2001, that directed her to immediately cease using recreational vehicles for dwelling units, gave her 30 days to remove the recreational vehicles and/or trailers, assessed a $1,000 civil penalty for existing violations, and warned that a civil penalty of $500 per day may be imposed for continuing violations;

 

3.       Conducted a follow-up investigation and determined that Mary A. Bolles remained in noncompliance with the Island  County zoning code; and

 

 

 

4.       Issued a Supplemental Enforcement Order to Mary A. Bolles on April 19, 2002, that gave her 30 days to cease using recreational vehicles as dwelling units and to stop using her property for outdoor storage of recreational vehicles and/or trailers, and assessed a civil penalty of $91,500;

 

            WHEREAS, Mary A. Bolles did not  timely appeal the Initial Enforcement Order, the Supplemental Enforcement Order or the assessed civil penalties to the Island County Hearing Examiner; and

 

            WHEREAS, Mary A. Bolles has not paid the assessed civil penalties and remains in violation of the Island County  zoning code;  NOW, THEREFORE,

 

            BE IT HEREBY ORDAINED by the Board of Island County Commissioners:

 

1.       That Mary A. Bolles’s use of recreational vehicles as dwelling units and storage of outdoor recreational vehicles and/or trailers on her rural-zoned property violates the Island County zoning code and constitutes a public nuisance;

 

2.       That the Island County Prosecuting Attorney, with the assistance of the Director of the Planning and Community Development Department and his staff, is hereby authorized to bring legal action, which he deems appropriate, in the name of Island County against Mary A. Bolles  and any other appropriate persons to enforce the provisions of the Island County zoning code and abate the nuisance; and

 

3.       That any costs of abatement shall be at the expense of Mary A. Bolles,  and any other persons creating, causing or committing the nuisance, and a special assessment shall be levied on the property on which the nuisance is situated to defray the cost, or reimburse Island County for its cost of abating it, which special assessment shall constitute a lien against the property of equal rank with state, county and municipal taxes. 

 

DATED this 6 day of October, 2003.

                                    BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS

                                    ISLAND COUNTY, WASHINGTON

                                    Wm. L. McDowell, Chairman

                                    William J. Byrd, Member

                                    Mike Shelton, Member

ATTEST:   Elaine Marlow,   

Clerk of the Board

 

FINAL APPROVAL:  Long Plat PLP 096/99 Saratoga

Viewpointe, DIV.  NO. 1,  BY William Massey

 

Justin Erickson, Planner, Island County  Planning & Community Development,  presented for final approval Long  Plat PLP 096/99, Saratoga Viewpointe, Div. No. 1, by  William Massey, for a 22-lot subdivision  on 20.35 acres in the Rural Residential Zone, located on the south side of  Polnell Road, North Whidbey (Assessor’s Parcels:  #R23203-029-2860, R23203-034-3420, R23203-032-3140, R23203-036-3800).  Mr. Massey, along with Tom Cleverdon, Fakkema & Kingma, were in the audience at the time of consideration.

 

By unanimous motion, the Board approved as presented, Long  Plat PLP 096/99, Saratoga Viewpointe, Div. No. 1, by  William Massey for a  22-lot subdivision  on 20.35 acres in the Rural Residential Zone, located on the south side of  Polnell Road, North Whidbey.

 

APPLICATION:          Final Long Plat Review 096/99

 

ADMINISTERING AGENCY: Island County Department of

                                                Planning and Community Development

                                                P. O. Box 5000

                                                Coupeville, WA  98239

PERMIT NO:   PLP #096/99

 

NAME AND ADDRESS OF APPLICANT:     William L. Massey

                                                                         PO Box 399

                                                                         Oak Harbor, WA 98277

 

REQUESTING THE FOLLOWING:        Final approval of Saratoga Viewpointe Div. No. 1, a long     plat consisting of 22 lots on 20.35 acres in the Rural Residential zone.

 

UPON THE FOLLOWING PROPERTY:       Located on the south side of Polnell Road, 0.4 miles east of Rockcress Lane, North Whidbey Island, in the SE quarter of section 3 and the NE quarter of Section

 

                                                                    15, Township 32 North, Range 2 East, W.M., Island County, Washington.  (Assessor’s Parcel #R23203-029-2860, #R23203-032-3140, #R23203-034-3420, and #R23203-036-3800)

 

This Final Long Plat conforms to the requirements of Subdivision as established by Chapter 16.17 Island County Code.

                                                      Phillip Bakke, Director

                                                      Department of Planning and

                                                      Community Development

 

APPROVED this 6  day of October,  2003.

 

                                                      BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS