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MEMORANDUM
June 30, 1992
TO: Gary Kenworthy City Engineer
FROM: John Jimerson, Associate Planner
RE: Sexton House Review
We are in the process of reviewing the Sexton House for compliance
with the Environmentally Sensitive Areas Protection Ordinance. In
reference to Section 15.20.080(C) PAMC, a single- family dwelling
located in an ESA must utilize to "the maximum extent possible and
best available construction, design and development techniques
which result in the least adverse impact on the environmentally
sensitive area
Mr. Haley has noted that the bluff is protected with the proposed
drainage and runoff plans and by placing the majority of the
structure on elevetaed platforms. In addition to erosion control
facilities that you are requiring, can you recommend any other
design or construction techniques that would further minimize the
impact the bluff? Are you aware of any aspect of the current
design that may be detrimental to the bluff?
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June 23, 1992
Mr. John Jimerson
City of Port Angeles
P.O. Box 1150
Port Angeles, WA 98362
Dear Mr. Jimerson:
_,.The attached calculation sheet is drawn on the map drawn by the
Engineering office. Although we have expressed a concern on the
placement of this line, at this point to expedite the approval
of this information, we have based our information on this map.
It shows a 4210 Square Foot impact into the buffer zone of the 50
ft. setback off the bluff. We have explored other solutions to
the residence, and due to the placement of the line and the
setback we have found no reasonable alternative. As you can see
from the map, if we place all the proposed setbacks on the site
(zoning environmental), that 800 square feet of area remains.
This is not a buildable site under this arrangement.
As indicated in our drawings for the construction, the residence
uses the best construction techniques, which results in the least
amount of impact on the ravine. We have demonstrated this by
involving a soils engineer from the beginning; developed drainage
plans and runoff plans in excess of the City standards; and our
structural system lies in the buffer and not in the ravine,
although the lot extends into the buffer. The building design
respects the site by placing the majority of it's structure on
elevated platforms, allowing major landscaping to be planted on
the site.
We do not cause an adverse impact on the stability of the
ravine. In fact due to our focused runoff plan we protect the
ravine from the current uncontrolled runoff. The construction
only removes the wild grass and weeds in the area of the
construction, the ravine is left undisturbed. New landscaping
will be placed in the area of construction, it will be native
plants and consistent with the types of soils present.
Concerning the AREA of the lot, according to a letter dated
August 16, 1991 from Ken Ridout to Pioneer Title and subsequent
conversations since then, the small portion of the property
retained by the City for future trail needs, can be used for
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requirements of City Zoning codes. This includes lot coverage.
With this small parcel the lot is a full city lot or 7000 square
fee
If we en be of any further assistance please call.
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June 19, 1992
Tim Haley
TRH NETWORK
113 South Valley Street
Port Angeles, WA 98362
RE: Sexton House
Dear Tim:
The purpose of this letter is to follow up my June 16th letter to you on the Sexton House with
some additional comments pertaining to zoning and environmentally sensitive area ordinance
(ESA) requirements.
In reference to the site plan dated 6/2/92 which contains lot coverage calculations, please be
advised that only that property on the building lot itself can be used in determining allowable
lot coverage. I understand you are working with Ken Ridout to determine if it is possible to
obtain the 1920 s.f. to the west. If title is obtained and the 1920 s.f. is merged with the lot,
then that area can be included in the lot coverage. I do not understand the reference to the
7,000 s.f. original property. Only property that is currently within the lot can be used toward
lot coverage calculations. Please clarify for us how the lot coverage requirements are met.
Note that the location of the top of bluff on the 6/2/92 site plan is inconsistent with the location
identified by the City Engineer on a recent survey. The official location is the one identified
by the City Engineer.
In addition to those items discussed in my June 16th letter, we need for you to supply evidence
as to how the proposal meets the criterium contained in 15.20.080(A)(1)b of the ESA
ordinance. This criterium requires the applicant to demonstrate that there is no other reasonable
alternative to develop the buffer. Reasonable alternatives in this case may include building a
smaller house and locating the house as close to the street, away from the bluff, as permitted
in the RS -7 zone.
If you have any questions in these matters, don't hesitate to contact me at 457 -0411 ext. 176.
Sincerely,
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As ociate Planner
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Tim Haley
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113 South Valley Street
Port Angeles, WA 98362
RE: Sexton House
Dear Tim:
We are in the process of reviewing the Sexton House proposal for compliance with the
Environmentally Sensitive Areas Protection Ordinance. As you are aware, the site is located
within an environmentally sensitive area and its associated buffer. Section 15.20.080(A)(1)
allows development of a single family home in a buffer if the criteria listed on the ordinance are
met.
One of the criterium requires that the disturbed buffer area not exceed 5,000 square feet. Please
submit to us a site plan which shows the property lines, the top of bluff as determined by the
City Engineer, the 50 foot buffer from the top of bluff and the disturbed area. Also provide the
calculations showing that less than 5,000 s.f. of the buffer will not be disturbed. You also need
to let us know how the bluff and the undisturbed portions of the buffer will be protected from
disturbance.
We are still in the process of reviewing the proposal with respect to the criterium contained in
15.20.080(A)(1)(c) to ensure the construction will not have a detrimental effect on the bluff.
We will let you know if any other concerns arise during our review.
If you have any questions, don't hesitate to call me at 457 -0411.
Sincerely,
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Polaris Engineering and Surveying, Incorporated
111 East Third Street Suite 10 Port Angeles Washington 983.
(206) 452 -5393 w FAX: (206) 457 -9319 1 1
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August 16, 1991
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Mr. Gordon Sexton
202 Sea View Drive
Port Angeles, WA 98362
.Re: Lot_15, Block 129, Townsite of Port Angeles
Dear Mr. Sexton:
On August 8, 1991, I observed the excavation of backhoe test pits
on the referenced property. The purpose of the review was to
determine if any unsuitable fill had been placed on the property
and, if so, the extent and nature of the fill. A total of four
pits were completed; a sketch indicating the location of the test
pits is attached hereto for your information.
It was found that a substantial amount of unsuitable fill had been
placed on the property, in the area of the steep bank running along
the northeast portion of the site. Test pit #1 had approximately
10 feet of debris and organic fill over very compact gravelly fine
sand (till). Test pit #2 had 7 feet of debris and organic fill
over compact sand and gravel. Test pit #3 consisted of native
gravelly sandy loam topsoil over slightly compact gravelly sand.
Test pit #4 had 4 feet of fill over compact sand and gravel.
Based on the excavations and the site conditions observed, I
estimate that the fill area extends approximately 25 feet westerly
from the edge of the bank and ranges from 10 feet in depth at the
edge of the bank to 6 feet at the west edge of the fill. The
material below the fill is substantial, compact sands and gravels,
suitable for dwelling construction.
-Two methods,of site development are appropriate in the fill area.
The unsuitable material may be removed and replaced with structural
fill or caisson type footings may be installed. If caissons are
used, the recommended bearing pressure is 2000 psf, the recommended
lateral bearing is 400 psf, and frictional resistance is allowed
and may be combined with bearing resistance as set forth in Section
2908(j) of the UBC. Increases for depth below the plane of the
native material is permitted as set forth in Table 29 -B of the UBC.
Please,contact this office if you have any further questions
regarding this site.
Sincerely,
Polaris Engineering and Surveying, Inc.
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PART III AFFIDAVITS
(7'o be completed by the applicant)
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appl cati• c all associated drawings are accurate and true to the best of my knowledge.
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City of Port Angeles Environmentally Sensitive Areas Application, Page 4
June 04, 1992
City of Port Angeles
City Planning Department JUN 4 1992
Attn: John Jimerson
P.O. Box 1150
Port Angeles, WA 98362
ATTACHMENT TO ENVIRONMENTALLY SENSITIVE AREAS APPLICATION
1. a. The Single Family residence will be placed to the South of
the man -made cut created by the vacated right of way for the
street called "Highland Drive The footings for the home are to
be•_drilled caissons. The closest footing to the cut will be 30
feet from the natural ravine line. The location of the structure
will not increase the erosion or landslide area.
Precautions have been taken, such as a trench 4 -5' deep along the
West side of the site for collection of water run -off; all roof
drains will be taken by tight line to fifth street for
distribution into the storm sewer. All concrete and asphalt
areas will have catch basins for collection of run off to avoid
run off on to the bank area.
b. The residence has been designed to meet all requirements of
the UNBC for seismic loading. As well the site was tested for
footing depths by Polaris Engineering.
c. As indicated in a. above the surface drainage has been
addressed.
Subsurface water was not discovered as apart of the earlier
testing. The tests were done during the FALL of the year. As a
precaution however we have included in the plans a 4 -5' trench
drain at the West side of the site for collection of the
potential surface and subsurface water, prior to it getting to
the ravine.
d. This is not a flood prone area.
e. The existing vegetation on the HILL SIDE will not be tampered
with. The Contractor has been given strict instructions not to
impact the edge of the bluff with any over burden and not to
clean anything off of the hill except for the immediate top.
f. The owner purchased this piece of property for it's view. One
of it's views is down the ravine. There is no intention to
disturb the ravine.
g. The structure is to the South of the slope. We will not
impact the slope.
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2. There are no impacts to mitigate.
3. There is no additional information.
4. a. No flood areas
b. Polaris Engineers did the attached report.
c. See b.
d. No Wetlands
e. See b.
f. No Marine Bluff
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Pioneer Title Company
204 S. Lincoln Street
1 Port Angeles, WA 98362
ATTENTION: Connie
RE: Lot 15, Block 129, TPA
Dear Connie:
In response to your request, we have reviewed the background
information concerning Lot 15, Block 129 of the Townsite of Port or
Angeles. We find that when the City sold the right-of-way
the lot in 1982, we considered it a buildable lot of record. This
was approved by the Planning Commission and accepted by the City
Council. A copy of the Planning Commission minutes is attached for
your use.
The City has retained a small portion of the property for future
trail needs. This retained portion would not affect the building
site because it lies within the area that would normally be used
a for setbacks.
The lot is a buildable lot of record, with the understanding that
the owner will be required to provide soils analysis and foundation
design for the residence because of the proximity to the ravine.
The portion of the property the City retained can be utilized to
meet the setback requirements for the residence; however, no
structure of any kind may be placed on the City -owned portion.
If you need additional information, please call me at 457 -0411,
ext. 122.
Sincerely,
Jack N. Pit is E.
Director of A1i`•51, orks
Ken R;dout, Deputy Dir-ctor
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r.1 11 •---0',i,,,` Lot 15 sought to be purchased; and it is unlikely the need Ir.
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to reopen the street will occur.
c: `w.vi-- Light Department: The Light Department has no facilities in
the portion of Lot 15 sought to be pur- chased and has no objection to the sale; ,-7 :1 q
nor does the Light Department require retention of utility
tva o fi x
q a m a r :q easements.
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Police: The Police Department has no objection to the sale
y �Hr� K. L of the portion of Lot 15 sought to be purchased.
a Fire: The Fire Department sees no outstanding problem with
,P-^ access to adjacent lots should the portion of Lot 15
ti be sold; nor does it see any impact as to future ser-
.-1. ,r A 'wr' vice to the area.
J Parks: Since Highland Drive is proposed as part of an urban
bicycle /hiking trail, the Parks and Recreation De-
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partment recommends the retention of 15 feet back
-z from the top of the bluff.
44" 4. IMPACTS:
4 Traffic: Highland Drive, which occupies the portion of Lot
15 sought to be
5 purchased, is substandard both in width
and road condition. According to the Public Works De-
partment, the opening of "K" Street has resulted in more
convenient access to the immediate area and eliminated
the need for continued use of Highland Drive. Sale of
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ot 15 occupied by Highland Drive would the portion of Lot
not have an adverse effect on the traffic patterns in
:zr the area.
Utility Services: There are neither underground nor overhead
utilities located in the portion of Lot 15 sought to be
4 410 purchased; therefore, no adverse effects will result if
thLs parcel is sold.
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;j w °o T Development Patterns: Returning the parcel to Lot 15 would
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e e nable the Petitioner to acquire a standard Townsite lot
a M which could be improved with a single family residential
r structure. It will not, however, change the basic over
all residential character of the area
i; '0 8 5. COMPREHENSIVE PLAN:
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Sale of this portion of Lot 15 does not conflict with the Cir-
c a culation Policies of the Comprehensive Plan. However, the Is f 4111 t Comprehensive Parks and Recreation Plan, adopted in 1978, con
tains a recommendation to utilize the portion of Highland
Drive located in Lot 15 as a part of a hiking and bicycle
1 Z trail.
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M 6. ENVIRONMENTAL REVIEW:
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f :r 0 Since this portion of Lot 15 was _not_s ac ui
for right-oaf-way, p
g y, the present action is exempt from the State
Environmental Policy Act.
7. DEPARTMENT SUMMARY AND RECOMMENDATION:
.-';',-,-,-"2. ='f The request is to acquire a triangular portion of Lot 15,
4";,: Block 129, Townsite of Port Angeles, containing approxi-
mately 2,594 square feet, which was acquired by the City
a a. in 1918 and subsequently used for a substandard right -of-
way. There are neither overhead nor underground utilities
.'T crossing the portion of Lot 15 sought to be
:4, 9 g Purchased.
Nrt Selling the parcel, as requested, will not adversely affect
'z; the traffic or development patterns in the immediate area.
Retaining the 15 -foot strip will result in Lot 15 I'eiug less
than the required 7,000 square feet in the RS -7 Dist,,ict.
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t r and is subject to construction of a properly designed struc-
e ture. The 15 -foot strip proposed for retention would take o w only a small portion of the lot's rear
yard. Adequate rear
Vo yard will remain to accommodate the required 25 -foot setback
;L when a house is Constructed.
:a o The Department therefore recommends that
o a the City sell to the
N Petitioner the triangular portion of Lot 15, Block 129, Town-
m site of Port Angeles, with the condition that a 15- foot -wide
a strip, as measured from the edge of the bluff, be retained, 1
the exact location of which shall be determined by the Public
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compensating the City in accordance with the recommendation of 11.
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the Real Estate Committee,
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t.: PIONEER NATIONAL TITLE INSURANCE tvas r.ct «v«to w. war�r. ti w I ;s'
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Fe..1 for Rcronl et Request of
TO 'Tot E. Gladys F. Pearce
1116 Vest 4th Street CIAILA.4 COUNTY IREA.wkt..
Port Angeles, Va. 98362 EXCISE TAX E XiMPT
DATE �f/ a
if ?SON 1.5•11
Quit claim Defld
tcorePOatatc ►oaws
THE GRANTOR the City of Port %agales, a municipal corporation
lac and isosasidsatiosef two thousand and 1.w /100 d+rllers (52,000.00)
co roc a ad quit team to John 1.f. and Gladys F. Pearce (ff/W)
He isaosla[ dactrhed scab elute, situated is the Crory .t Minim
State of Washiegtow laraliding Oil interest thereto which grantor may hereafter acquire:
All that portion of Lot 15, Block 129, ie.:matte of Port Angeles, described as
follows:
$egia.Lag at the northeast cozier of said Lot 15, thence west along ghe
troth line of said Lot 15, a distance of 43.25 feet; thence south 18 30'
east, a distance of 136.43 feet to the east line of said Lot 15; thence
north along the easterly line of said Lot 15, a distance of 129.32 feet
j to the place of beginning: -0
1 Escest the northeasterly fifteen (15) feet thereof:
Coscaisiag 2,796 square feet. sore or less; of which 300 square feet,
sore or leas, is retained; reseieder 2,496 square feet. amore or less.
Q( IL TEN :S tritEREOF. mid' corporation has =OMMd this immanent to be emceed by its peeper officers
and its expense sal se bc beretsst.'fused this day of
Ctti9f Port iMgele
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Mayor
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ty Clark t
STATE OF WASHINGTON'. i
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a tbis l Tor day o f MAY l 196 Z. Wort et. the ....arti.c.d•
K o u r y noble 1. and fir the Start e( Kashaartea. defy cunrrri'ard and z o o m ',creamily apre:''d
DORO Tiff 00 LicAti sea MAP-Ali C. PAi1SH
wait ksesta as be the Mayor and City Clerk re>ptttf.rfy..1 C(ry OF fir A%6F,1�}
de catwalks dot eerc.ted the toregoine M+tenanot• and t 'u4 *cd diortt d ta,tnone.t to be the free and
wdsaurj ad set deed n( v:d e.rp,catioo.:or the e•1 sad wpm-1w thew ..(ersyed, s.d .e cub seated that
TI(k" I A'Ki: esthwiad so mew the said Maeseeet and that t r _..A itOuey fi• tae _corporate seal of suet
carp:wadS. e
Waseca ley hr and .RcW gal hereto *Mood the der and ytaril't:atgt kiittei 7.•
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