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KING COUNTY p-17 pumping plant PUMP STATION
SHORELINE MANAGEMENT PLAN
SHORELINE SUBSTANTIAL DEVELOPMENT
Stan D. Minkler, Mayor
CITY of TUKWILA
14475 - 59TH AVENUE SOUTH
TUKWILA, WASHINGTON 98067
King County Department of Public Works
ATTN: Mr. J.L. DeSpain
976 King County Administration Bldg.
Seattle, Washington 98118
Dear Sir:
This is to notify you of the approval, by the City of Tukwila, of
your application for a Shoreline Management Substantial Development
Permit as of this date.
Also, the Department of Ecology and State Attorney General have been
notified of this action. A copy of that letter is enclosed for your
information.
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Sincerely yours,
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Delbert F. Mos
Planning cool-<_
Alvin B. Harrison, Chairman
Ronald F. Mettler, Vice- Chairman
PLANNING COMMISSION
7 February 1972
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CITY OF TUKWILA
Ace Galvanizing, Inc.
ATTN: Mr. D.A. Briewick
621 Northwest 41st
Seattle, Washington 98107
Dear Mr. Briewick:
Frank Todd, Mayor
14475 - 59TH AVENUE SOUTH
TUKWILA, WASHINGTON 98067
20 April 1972
The requirements listed below shall be complied with in addition to
any requirements imposed by the Building Department in your Building
Permit to construct a hot —dip galvanizing plant.
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1. A setback of fifteen (15) feet, landscaped, shall be pro—
vided on the street or public way frontages; this setback .
to be measured from the minimum building setback line.
2. If outdoor storage facilities do or will exist, it is
necessary to comply with the following requirements:
Outside storage facilities shall be obscured by a
decorative obscuring fence and /or a solid screen
planting of evergreens, specified on the plot plan
and approved by the planning commission.
3. In regard to the emminent need for dyking along the Green
River, the intent of the Shoreline Management Act to pre—
serve riverfront recreation areas, and King County's and
the City of Tukwila's Green River Trails System, a mini—
mum of twenty —five (25) feet of level land at the top of
the bank must be reserved for public uses and access to
the public maintained.
Any. further. information may be obtained by contacting this office
in person or by telephoning CH4 -6290.
DFM /gc
Copy furnished:
City Bldg Dept
Delbert F. Moss
Planning Coordinator
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Pursuant to Section 14, Chapter 286, Laws of 1971, Ex. Sess., a permit
is hereby granted to: King County__Department of Public Works, 276 King
County Administration B12.. :;cattle Wn. 98118
to under - take the following development: Construct a new pumping plant for
discharging runoff from the proposed P -17 drainage channel and adjacent
area.
PERMIT FOR SHORELINL MANAGEMENT SUBSTANTIAL DEVELOP1 ENT
upon the following property:
Range 4E, W.M.
Gov't Lots 5 & 8, Section 25, Township 2:3 North,
Development pursuant to this permit shall be undertaken pursuant to the
following terms and conditions:
This permit may be rescinded pursuant to Section 1i. (7) of the Shoreline
Management Act of 1971 in the event the permittee fails to comply with any
condition hereof.
Nothing in this permit shall be construed as excusing the applicant from
compliance with any federal, state, or local statutes, ordinances or regula—
tions applicable to this project other than the permit requirements of the
Shoreline Management Act of 1971.
Construction pursuant to a permit will not begin or be authorized until
forty —five (45) days from the date of final approval by the local govern—
ment, or until all review proceedings initiated within forty —five days from
tho date of final approval by local government have been terminated.
Additional remarks, terms, or conditions:
7 February 72
B.)r, 63 approved
Delbert F. Moss, Planning Coordinator
(Signature of authorized local government
official) City of Tukwila
a
Owner
Lessee
Contract Purchaser
Other (specify)
Begin January, 1972
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SHORELINE MANAGEMENT ACT OF 1971
APPLICATION FOR SUBSTANTIAL DEVELOPMENT PERMIT
KING COUNTY, WASHINGTON
S-T-R Application No. 72.
Kroll Application Name
Water Body
Zoning
Date Rec. Approved Denied
Pub. Dates Date of Action
DO NOT WRITE ABOVE THIS LINE
1. Name of Applicant King County Department of Public Works
2. Mailing Address 976 King County Administration Bldg., Seattle Wn.
?8118
3. Telephone Number 344 -3874
4. Relation of Applicant to Property:
County held easement
5. Name and Address of Owner, if other than Applicant:
Puget Western, Inc., Puget Power Bldg., Bellevue, Wa. 98004
6. General location of proposed project (give street address if known, city
or town, and county; otherwise give distance and direction to nearest
town): Gov't Lots 5 & 8, Section 25, Township 23 North,Range 4E, W.M.
7. Name of adjacent water area or wetlands: Green River
8. Intended use of property: Construct a new pumping plant for discharging
runoff from the proposed P -17 drainage channel and adjacent area.
9. Generally describe the property and improvements currently thereon:
A pond and a pumping plant exists presently on this property. However,
this plant is inadequate to pump the area drainage.
10. (a) Total cost or fair market value of the project for which this per-
mit is requested (if further development is planned beyond that described
in this application, then also state the total value of all contemplated
development and attach a brief description of the additional work to this
application, including the projected construction dates for such work).
The total estimated cost for constructing this pumping plant is $500,000.
(b) Construction dates for which permit is requested:
End June, 1973
11. Does this project (quire a shoreline locatio -
If yes, explain why:
Yes, because the runoff collected in this area needs to be pumped
from this area, and the Green River is the only available means to
handle it.
12. List any other permits for this project from state, federal or local
governmental agencies for which you have applied or will apply, including
the name of the issuing agency, whether the permit has been applied for,
and if so, the date of the application, whether the application was
approved or denied and the date of same, and the number of the application
or permit: A building permit is needed from the City of Tukwila; a
permit from the Washington State Departments of Fish & Game and a
special approval from the State Department of Ecology. None have
been applied for to date.
STATE OF WASHINGTON )
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COUNTY OF KING )
I, J. L. DeSpain , being
duly sworn, depose and say that I am the above -named applicant
for a permit to construct a substantial development pursuant
to the Shoreline Management Act of 1971, and that the foregoing
statements, answers, and information are in all respects true
and correct to the best of my knowledge and belief.
Subscribed and sworn to me this
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DO NOT WRITE BELOW THIS LINE
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State o Washi7n ton, residing at
PERMIT FOR SHORELINE MANAGEMENT SUBSTANTIAL DEVELOPMENT
Development pursuant to this permit shall be undertaken pursuant to the fol-
lowing terms and conditions:
1. Nothing in this permit shall be construed as excusing the applicant com-
pliance with any federal, state, or local statutes, ordinances or regulations
applicable to this project other than the permit requirements of the Shoreline
Management Act of 1971.
2. This permit may be rescinded pursuant to Section 14(7) of the Shoreline
Management Act of 1971 in the event the permittee fails to comply with any con-
dition hereof.
3. Construction pursuant to permit will not begin to be authorized
until forty -five days of final approval by the local government.
4. Pursuant to Section 14, Chapter 286, Laws of 1971 Extra Session,
the City of Tukwila takes the following actions:
A. APPROVE or DENY
B, Reasons:
C. Conditions:
Attachments:
Vicinity Map
Land Right Map
Location Sketch
Assessor's Map
Environmental Statement
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12/8/71
Date
KING COUNTY DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS
ENVIRONMENTAL STATEMENT
P -17 Pumping Plant
DESCRIPTION: This project is located in Gov't Lots 5 and 8 of Section
25, Township 23 North, Range 4 East, W.M. on the west side of 70th
Avenue South close to an existing storm drainage pond and pump. This
pumping plant is designed to require movement of water from Andover
Park Industrial Area and the upstream watershed into Green River by
either gravity or pump flow, and will replace the existing inadequate
pump. The designed capacity of the pumping plant is based on the
runoff from the entire watershed when developed on the occasion of an
intermediate regional flood. The intermediate regional flood is a
flood with a one percent chance of being exceeded each year and is con-
sidered representative of large floods. Another explanation is a storm
of such an intensity as to be anticipated only once in 100 years. A small
pond is included as part of the pumping plant which will be used for a
siltation basin, storage of water, and to reduce velocity of water. The
pumping plant is located on the west side of 70th Avenue South which acts
as a dike on the west bank of Green River. The discharge pipe from the
pumping plant will be located below the road surface and extend out into
the Green River channel as shown on attached plans.
The land this project is located on is zoned for commercial use, so no
adverse effect will be created by construction of this pumping station.
Some unavoidable disruption to traffic will be caused during the installa-
tion of the outfall pipes across 70th Avenue South, but detour routes are
available, and the construction of this improved facility will provide a
safe and efficient means of water control through this area.
ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT: This proposed P -17 pumping plant is located in an
area which is usually under water, so the construction would improve the
amenities of the site. The pumping plant will discharge the surface
drainage which now ponds in the area, thereby lowering the water table in
Andover Park and preventing floods. The plan includes a small holding
pond which is considered as a desirable feature to be incorporated in a
future public park. The overall major impact of this project will there-
fore be beneficial, since it improves the appearance of the area and will
prevent flooding in Andover Park.
ADVERSE ENVIRONMENTAL EFFECTS: The proposed pumping plant will remove
water from the existing pond west of 70th Avenue South which was dug
as part of the development of Andover Park, to contain storm drainage
runoff water. This pond is presently unsightly, large and uncontrolled.
The installation of the pumping plant will permit filling of most of the
pond, with resultant beneficial land use. The proposed pumping plant
will add nearly one percent to the flood flow of the Green River during
a heavy runoff period, which will raise the water surface of the river
approximately one - half -inch. The contractor will be required to follow
the strict regulations and requirements that are promulgated by the
Soil Conservation Service of the United States Department of Agriculture,
the State Departments of Ecology, Fisheries, and Game, King County and
the City of Tukwila. These regulations will control the water quality,
dust from construction, and not allow the burning of any clearing brush
or debris. After construction, the yard and embankment slopes will be
seeded, fertilized, and mulched to prevent erosion and improve the ap-
pearance of the site.
ALTERNATIVES: Two alternate solutions were considered to provide for
the discharge of surface water drainage from this watershed. The first
alternate considered lowering the Green River channel between Kent and
the Duwamish Waterway to provide gravity discharge from this and other
watersheds. The second alternate considered preservation of the exist-
ing pond west of 70th Avenue South and excavating new storm water
holding ponds to contain the drainage water. Both of these alternates
were found to be less desirable from aesthetic and economic viewpoints
than the proposed pump station.
ENVIRONMENTAL SHORT TERM USES AND LONG TERM PRODUCTIVITY: The immediate
effect within the area will be the relief from flooding and flood hazards.
The present pond will not be required to contain the runoff water since
it will be pumped into Green River. The water table in Andover Park will
be lowered, increasing the safety of the whole development and permitting
higher land use. The long term productivity foreseen in Andover Park as
a result of this project will be enhanced. A portion of the watershed
is zoned for agriculture, and the installation of this pumping plant will
permit earlier spring and later fall cropping on the farmland.
RESOURCE COMMITMENT: The resources committed to this project are the
land required for the construction, the right-of-way for the pond and
outlet pipes, and the necessary equipment, materials, and man -hours for
its construction. This is judged to be an irretrievable commitment of
resource.
COORDINATED VIEWS: The design of this project was coordinated with the
property owners, The Hydraulics Division of the King County Department
of Public Works, and the Soil Conservation Service of the United States
Department of Agriculture.
ENVIRONMENTAL ADJUSTMENTS: As a result of the coordinated design effort,
the location of this project was established at the most desirable point.
This location will enhance the aesthetics of the area, and permit filling
and future use of much of the present pond area. The completion of this
project will present a site which can be used as the nucleus of a public
park at some future date.
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STATE OF WASHINGTON
COUNTY OF KING
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day of
Affidavit of Publication
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Deborah Orr being first duly sworn on
oath, deposes and says that she is the Chief Clerk of
THE RENTON RECORD - CHRONICLE, a weekly newspaper. That said
newspaper is a legal newspaper and it is now and has been for more
than six months prior to the date of publication referred to, printed
and published in the English language continually as a weekly news-
paper in Kent, King County, Washington, and it is now and during all
of said time was printed in an office maintained at the aforesaid place
of publication of said newspaper. That the Renton Record - Chronicle
has been approved as a legal newspaper by order of the Superior
Court of the County in which it is published, to -wit, King County,
Shoreline Mgmt Act —
Washington. That the annexed is a
70th Av. S.
as it was published in regular issues (and
not in supplement form of said newspaper) once each week for a period
of two consecutive weeks, commencing on the
Dec' 19 71 , and ending the
5 day of Jan. , 19 7? both dates
inclusive, and that such newspaper was regularly distributed to its
subscribers during all of said period. That the full amount of the fee
charged for the foregoing publication is the sum of $IQ...QQ which
has been paid in full at the rate of $3.20 per folio of one hundred words
for the first insertion and $2.40 per folio of one hundred words for each
subsequent insertion.
chief clerk
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 5 day of
Jan.
,19 72
Nota lic in and for the State of Washington,
esiding at Kent, King County.
P.pssed by't1ie'Legislature, 1955, known as Senate Bill 281, effective
tine 1955. 1.
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CITY of TUKWILA
14475 - 59TH AVENUE SOUTH
TUKWILA, WASHINGTON 98067
28 Mar 1972
King County Department of Public Works
ATTN: Mr. J.L. DeSpain .
976 King County Administration Building
Seattle, Washington 98118
Dear Sir:
Attached is a copy of the letter received this date from
the Department of Ecology terminating the 45 -day review
period of your application as of 25 March 1972.
Also enclosed is Shoreline Management Substantial Development
Permit #194-17-A, authorizing the construction proposed thereon.
Thank you for your patience in complying with the Shoreline
Management Act and if this office can be of further assistance,
please do not hesitate to call.
Sincerely,
Delbert F. Moss
Planning Coordinator
STATE OF WASHINGTON
fEPAIRWENT CIT E6011.001f
DAN /EL J. EVANS' ' JOHN A. S /GGS
GOVERNOR DIRECTOR
March 2 1972
City of Tukwila
City Hall
14475 ' 59th Avenue_.S .
Tukwila, Washington 98067
RE: King County '
King County, Department of Public Works
194 -17 -A
Dear Sir:
The Forty -five day review period by the Department of
Ecology and Attorney General's office for the above Shore -
line Management Permit will terminate on March 25, 1972
If no notice of appeal is received by the above date, con -
struction pursuant to the pormit then commence.
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976 King ounty Administration Bldg.
•Seattle, ashington •95118
Sincerely,
R. Leighton Pratt
Program Development Division
Planning & Program Development
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CC: AG
Stan D. Minkler, Mayor
CITY OF TUKWILA
14475 - 59TH AVENUE SOUTH
TUKWILA, WASHINGTON 98067
Department of Ecology
Shoreline Management Permits
Box 829
Olympia, Washington 98504
Gentlemen:
Sincerely yours,
7 February 1972
A Shoreline Management Substantial Development Permit, and the
application for such, is attached for your consideration. The
permit was granted by this office in accordance with Section II,
Shoreline Management Act of 1971.
We understand that if, at the end of forty —five (45) days from date
of this letter, no correspondence has been received from your office
concerning this permit, the applicant will be notified of your
concurrence and permittee may commence construction.
Delbert F. Moss
Planning Coordinator.
PLANNING COMMISSION
Alvin B. Harrison, Chairman
Ronald F. Mettler, Vice - Chairman
• Gentlemen:
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Stan D. Minkler, Mayor
CITY of TUKWILA
14475 - 59TH AVENUE SOUTH
TUKWILA, WASHINGTON 98067
Attorney General
Shoreline Management Permits
Temple of Justice
Olympia, Washington 98504
CC: Dept of Ecology
A Shoreline Management Substantial Development Permit, and the
application for such, is attached for your consideration. The
permit was granted by this office in accordance with Section. II,
Shoreline Management Act of 1971.
We understand that if, at the end of forty —five (45) days from date
of this letter, no correspondence has been received from your office
concerning this permit, the applicant will be notified of your
concurrence and permittee may commence construction.
Sincerely yours,
PLANNING COMMISSION
Alvin B. Harrison, Chairman
Ronald F. Mettler, Vice - Chairman
7 February 1972
Delbert F. Moss
Planning Coordinator
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GOVERNOR
January 24, 1972
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Mr. J. L. DeSpairi, P.F.
Director, Department of Public Works
Room 400 King County Court ?louse
Seattle, Washington 98104
Re: pests i de Green River Watershed -
P-17 Pumping Plant, PL 566 King County
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BI G'GS
DIRECTOR
Dear Mr. DeSpa ire:
The procedures for processing state review and approval of plans
prepared under authority of Public Law 566, as amended, were
approved by the Governor on January 20, 1959. This procedure
gives the Department of Ecology a coordinating, role in this process
and as such the Director ha2 the authority to sign the plans
indicating state approval.
The construction plans for Westside Green River Water&'ed P -17
Pumping Plant were received and forwarded to the apprapriate
state agencies for review and approval. Attached are copies of
the letters we received from these agencies. As you will notice
most of the agencies including this Department have no adverse
comments. The letter from the Denartments of Fisheries and Game
sets forth several comments and conditions which must be resolved
prior to . their approval of these plans. In addition, as stated
in the last para_iraph of their letter "a full review of the needs
and requirements on this project may be necessary." It is also
my understandinc that Fisnor. ies and Gavle will „sake the same type
of comments Cnt's on the plans for P -6 Pumping Plant which is presently
being reviewed by the State.
As a matter of policy I will immediately approve and sign the plans
as soon as all the required state agencies an prove the plans by
so stating in a letter. As the coordinating agency, this Depart-
ment will arrange a meeting of all agencies concerned so that this
January
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matter can be resolved at the earliest date. I•Ir. James M. Mathison
of my staff will arrange this meeting and let your staff know the
. time and place.
Sincerely,
Jo I A. Biggs
Director
Attachments
cc: James M. Mathison
Lew Y,ehne, SCS, Spokane
Department of Fisheries
Department of Game
Department of Social & HIealth Services
Department of Natural Resources
Parks and Recreation Commission
Planning and Com=munity Affairs Agency
Department of Highways
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DANIEL J. EVANS
GOVERNOR
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Department of Ecology
Post Office Box 829 .
Olympia, Washington 98504
Gentlemen:
ROOM 115, GENERAL ADMINISTRATION ❑UILDING S
OLYMPIA, WASHINGTON 08504
Attention: Mr. George Hansen
December 17, 1971
PHONE 753-6600
RE: Westside Green River Watershed - P -17 Pumping Plant - PL 566 King
County. WRIA -09
The Department of Fisheries and the Department of Game have reviewed the
above identified plans for the P -17 Pumping Plant. The location of this
pump station is to be at the mouth of Bill Creek and discharge into Mullen
Slough in the SWk of Section. 25, Township. 23 North, Range 4 East, W.M. in
King County. We recognize that these plans may not be fully complete and
it appears that some of the details are therefore missing. No definite
operational procedure was included, so details of capacities and quantities
are not available.
In view of the fact that the marsh habitat area,of which this project is a
portion,'secs an average annual use of 44,500 ducks, 500 geese a-d 15 -
20,000 coots, the gradual destruction of fish and wildlife habitat requires
a more definitive outline of procedures. We have been solicited for piece-
meal construction projects that very surely are tending to destroy the
entire watershed for the existing individual natural resource values.
THOR C. TOLLEFSON
DIRECTOR
The stream is presently used by both food and game fish. The spawning area
in the stream is utilized and there is a heavy use of the drainage for fish
rearing. .Recent reviews and considerations of the extent of the fish values
involved require that fish passage into and out of the system be available.
A review of the drainage flow values, as well as the equipment and operational
procedures involved may be necessary to assure upstream and downstream fish
passage. The present plan for flap gates and stop logs presents fish pas-
sage obstacles. The fish and wildlife reconnaissance report also indicated
requirements of pumps and screen installations to be of 1/4 inch mesh with
water approach velocities of not more than one foot per second.
The construction timing,tends to be a critical, factor and should be developed
specifically to prevent damage to the existing fishery. The details for •
handling and containment: of spoils to. satisfy stablized placement is also
necessary andshould be a part of these plans,
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December 17, 1971
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cc: Department of Game
Management & Research -CPS
The plans do bring attention to a few points where some changes need to
be considered. We would expect the clear space between the bars on the
rack be increased or an automatic device be installed to clear the
rack of debris and eliminate a potential head increase attributed to debris
blockage. We need to have the pump manufacture model number or data to
determine effects to fish.
The project would cause a loss of waterfowl habitat which would require the
sponsors to grow 50 acres of cereal grain annually in mitigation thereof.
The Department of Game is insistent that this be done prior to project com-
pletion, and an agreement to do so will be required.
A full review of the needs and requirements on this project may be necessary.
The benefit -costs coefficients should also be reviewed.
Very truly yours,
Thor C. Tollefson,.Director
DEPARTMENT OF FISHERIES
--Carl N. Crouse, Director
DEPARTMENT OF GAME
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State of Wnshington
'P: rartnnent of Social and Ilealth S
DIVISION OF HEALTH'
cc: Al Koch, DSHS, Seattle
File #282
MEMORANDUM
West Side Green River Watershed P -17 Pumping Plant
Date:. Nov. 24, 1971
We have reviewed the plans for the subject project and are returning
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This project is of no particular interest to us and we have no comments
DANIEL .1. EVANS
GOVERNOR
COMMISSIONERS
MRS. ELEANOR BERGER
JEFF D. DOMASKIN
THOMAS C. GARRETT
RALPH E. MACKEY
JAMES G. McCURDY
JAMES W. WHITTAKER
WILFRED WOODS
CHARLES H. ODEGAARD,
DIRECTOR
Mr. George Hansen, Supervisor
Comprehensive Environmental Division
Office of Planning and .
Program Development
Department of Ecology
Olympia, Washington 98504
Dear Mr. Hansen:
WAB :ljh
WASHINGTON STATE
PA.3 J3I S & RI CRE T7.0N' CQMviMXSSXONN
PHONE 753 -5755
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THURSTON AIRDUSTRIAL CENTER P. 0. BOX 1128 OLYMPIA, WASHINGTON 98504
November 17, 1971
Green River Watershed P -17 Pumping Plant
P.L. 566 - King County
The Washington State Parks and Recreation Commission
has reviewed the above- noted project and does not wish
to make any comment nor offer any objection to the
proposed construction at this time.
Sincerely,
William A. Bush, Chief
Research and Planning
DANIEL J. EVANS
GOVERNOR
November 16, 1971
Dear Mr. Hansen:
Richard H. Slavin
Director
RHS:1
Mr. George Hansen, Supervisor
Comprehensive Environmental Division
Office of Planning and Program Development
Department of Ecology
Olympia, Washington 98504
STATE OF WASHINGTON
Office of .the Governor
PLANNING AND COMMUNITY AFFAIRS AGENCY
OLYMPIA, WASHINGTON 98501
DR. RICHARD H. SLAVIN
DIRECTOR
As requested, we have reviewed the plans for the West Side
Green River Watershed P -17 Pumping Plant, P.L. 566 -King County.
Our primary concern is that this project be coordinated with
the King County planning commission and council. Depending on .
the zone, uses of this type may require a conditional use.permi
Thank you for the opportunity to comment.
Sincerely yours,
c,
Dear Mr. Hansen:
HVG :em
cc: Lloyd Gilmore '
Orlo W. Kreuter
Don Hopkins
Tom Anderson
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Thank you for keeping us informed.
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BOX 168
OLYMPIA. WASHINGTON
98501
Mr. George Hansen, Supervisor
Comprehensive Environmental Division
Office of Planning and Program Development
Department of Ecology
St. Martins College
i Olympia, Washington
October 28, 1971.
FF COOPERAT1OW
Watershed.Protecti,onand Flood
Prevention
P.L. 566 - West Side Green River
Very truly yours,
Reference is made to your letter of October 27, in which you
enclosed a set of construction plans for the West Side Green-
River Watershed P -17 Pumping Plant, P.L. 566 -- King County.
in our Department's role as a cooperator with the U.S. Forest
Service in providing technical assistance and advice on water-
shed projects under Public Law 566, we have reviewed the
detailed plans and have no opposition or objections.
BERT L. COLE
Commissioner of Public Lands
H. V. Grell, Assistant Supervisor
Forest•Land Management Division
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COMMISSIONER.
BERT COLE
DON LEE FRASER
/uptRVMOR
PUGET WESTERN, INC.: Evergreen Building 15 South Grady Way Renton, Washington 98055 BA 6 -6900
Honorable Stanley Minkler, Mayor
City of Tukwila
City Hall
14475 - 59th South
Tukwila, Washington 98067
Dear Mayor Minkler:
Ref: P17 Pond Park Site
August 30, 1971
On August 3, 1971, Puget Western retained the services
of Mr. Glen Butler, MAI, from the firm of Butler &
Walls, Real Estate Appraisers and Consultants, after
consultation and concurrence with Mr. Gordon Hall,
your representative for the City of Tukwila. Mr. Butler
was directed to make an as -is value appraisal of the
proposed P17 pond multiple use area (approximately
11 1/2 acres). I furnished Mr. Butler with site devel-
opment data and Mr. Hall furnished Mr. Butler with data
pertaining to the proposed City uses and other munici-
pal obligations in the area. Mr. Butler was directed
to prepare the appraisal as soon as possible at the
expense of Puget Western. The appraisal report is now
complete and two copies of that report are attached
for your confidential use.
The report finding for the property value is less than
anticipated by Puget Western and cannot be enthusi-
astically supported. We recognize, however, that our
verbal agreement and understanding is that this report
will be the basis for any sale of the property. We will
negotiate in good faith and are aware that there are
considerations yet to be fully determined and evaluated.
There are, as you know, several pending projects with
related time schedules such as the P17 pumping station,
the proposed dike construction, the County park trail
Developers of
ANDOVER
PARK
J
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. ,
• • • .
C ,
Honorable Stanley Minkler
Page 2
August 30, 1971
BGS:jk
Attachments
cc: R. Wing
program and the development plans of Puget Western
which urgently require a decision to proceed with nego-
tiations for any proposed sale. We will appreciate
your efforts to determine, as soon as possible, any
action that the City will take. If I may help with
additional information or other assistance, please do
not hesitate to call.
V y truly you
r. G. Sneva
Con truction Manager
23
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OUWAMISH RIVER
SHIP TURNING BASIN
- P-25 Outlet
P-6 Outlet
P-24 Outlet
PROJECT MAP
WEST SIDE GREEN RIVER WATERSHED
KING COUNTY, WASHINGTON
OCTOBER 1965
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P-4 Outlet
/so rm sr &WM
P-45 Outlet
I
P-7 Outlet
- 47°20
U.S. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE. SOIL CONSERVATION SERVICE 1,11 M-4t87
•
SCALE
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P-2I Outlet
21
INDIAN
MI LES
KING COUNTY
—Green River
Watershed
R. 5 E.
LOCATION MAP
GREEN RIVER
WATERSHED LOCATION
L.EGEND
■••■••■••••■ Watershed Boundary
E Discharge Works •
Improved Channels for Flood
• encumEmars
Prevention a Drainage
r .:=. Area Benefited
RESERVATION
SWAM
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1
R/W REQUIREMENTS
OWNER
PERMANENT
EASEMENT
TEMPORARY
CONST. PERMIT.
PUGET WESTERN
4 .Bo ACRES
5.26ACR1_6
ROAD O P F EFIXT W A L Q A UIRE.0
1.33 ACRES
.09 ACRES
EXCAVATION DATA
FROM •
STA. 701 1 - 83=!
TO
STA. 719 +13
CUBIC YARDS
8220
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SCALE IN PEET
100
POAD P/V
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700.00
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ANDOVER PARK WEST
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H T EMPORARY CONSTRW. IMI
THE CHANNEL SHOWN BETWEEN STA.
[4:> 50 AND STA. 724 + (o1 INDICATES THE
MINIMUM FOREBAY REQUIREMENTS. FILL-
ING OF EXISTING FOREBAY TO LINES IN-
DICATED IS NOT A PART OF THIS PRO-
JECT.
100
SECT ON........ 26 d 25
TOWNSHIP.......23N
FLANGE .,........4E
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200
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TEMPORARY
C.ONSTRULn
LIMI
TYPICAL CROSS SECTION PROPOSED DITCH
VICINITY OF STA. 701+0323 T' 7,9
I
110' - TEMPORARY CONSTRUCTION L 1 MIT
14
70'
84' PERMANENT EASEMENT - -- -- --
. -... _... Y2' 's. - -- HZ'
1 a - - -... 14'- -
-Ow
2: I S.S.
ROCK PIP RAP 4 FILTER LIMN_+
- z' aorrOM
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. BOuAIDARY
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11 ANOOVER PARK EAST
ROAD R/W
R. Fee Title Area.
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Ka.
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N 35 36
NOTE
1
The temporory construction permit sholl be obtoined for o period of 36
months from beginning 01 conelruciton and shall terminate at end of this
period or upon completion of the construction work, whichever occurs first.
2. Ali fences, buildings, trees, and bridges within the permanent
easement and temporary construction permit limits shall be removed
and disposed of unless noted otherwise •
3. Temporary construction permit areas shall be for use by the GREEN
RIVER FLOOD CONTROL ZONE DISTRICT for operation and storage
of construction equipment and material including spoils removed from
channel excavation. Spoils not removed from temporory construction
permit areas shall become the property of the landowner upon
expiration of the permits.
= FLEXIBLE RULER -302AWrs-
N
4 All co- ordinates are based on the Washington Slate co- ordinate system.
0
0
0
0
kg
ld
5. All R/W areas listed in tabulations hove been obtained by plonimetering or
scaling from lard rigl•ls .,•-1
'6. From Station 7014-83.23 to 719+59.00, spread available spoils to
elevation 21.0. Elevation 21.01s one foot above the 100 yr. design storm
flow.
[::>. 7. City of Tukwilla 90 road R/W (From Andover ParK Waist to Andover Park East)
OC 6Z 86 LZ .9'L SZ VZ CZ ZZ IZ • OE 61 8t Lt 91 St 7l E1 Z1 11 O
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N I(7,, 000
26 25
_NIG5 557430
E 1 b49 9573$
PERMANENT EASEMENT BOUNDARY
TOP OF BANK
EYISTIN, DITCH
•
700 OF Bary rc
PUGET WESTERN CO.
PERMANENT EASEMENT BOLINONWY
TEN i'OR / -'Rt' , COi:Si iN;
PUGE T WESTERN CO.
E XISTING FENCE OF E QU AL To dE
MIAII'J 1I0rJ D AHOV 1C
TEMPORARY CONSTRUC710N LIMIT•
- - -_ S NT_57'4i
��- Tnc!udcs Fee Ti f le area c+ 0.54 Acres.
1iA -Stvn'
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0
0
p
AN ACOSS ROUTE IS.TO BE PROVED' FROM THE •
VICINITY OF STA. 718 +5R BOTH NORTHWARD AND SOUTHWARD
TO CHRISTENSON ROAD, TO REMAIN IN EFFECT UNTIL THE
20 FT. RIP ALONG THE CHANNEL* CONSTRUCTED
TO E 21.0 FEET.
o v
(BUILDINGS TO
REMAIN
UNDISTURBED) ,'
ELEV 21.0-\
IF THIS MICROFILMED DOCUMENT IS LESS f `
CLEAR. THAN THIS. NOTICE, IT• . DUE... TO t..,,,
THE QUALITY OF THE ORIGINAL DOCUMENT .
i
5
5 .
V
SYMBOL
DESCRIPTION
REVISIONS
Date
Designed.W.L. C./ L.W, K. p _
Drawn.. S.M.B 64 /,
Traced Sheet
7 �•n /7/ AL / No /
Checked ( y c L - 7 / , : - - - _ - . 2 , 4 L - - - - - , ' 9 „ /
30'PI Pc
•
-.1468
P ER MAN EN T
EASEMENT
BOUNDARY
/4 R/W Charive Not adder, z
R /4! CHANGE, NOTE CriAr.,52 • ...•SE. 11/1/70
DAT
U. S. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE
SOIL CONSERVATION SERVICE
Drawing No.
WG LR• 17.25.
1 STA I01-0C.
015c ri::GE
STA 724 Me.•rr.
I N 166
1 8 1,65010, 24
APPROVED
LAND RIGHTS WORK MAP
P•17 CHANNEL
WEST GREEN RIVER W. P
GREEN RIVER FLOOD CONTROL ZONE DIST.,KING CO.,WN.
Approved by
Title STA TE CONSERIiATION ENGINEER
T1Ue
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ANDOVER PARK WEST
C59''' AVE. 50:1 i Ia_
•
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E 1648 a9z ;9 V.- [
BEGIN PROJECT -
mi
a
° z Q.
Qa
-ELEV. 21.0
( l NVE
615.77
To or b6Nttt
'0F o. 66;41(
rOV Or Bvi +K ♦ I .
719.59 1 ; oh• x;.l.
N166 868 64
i 6 5 0 6 6 7 0 8 O8
vF 6
k : 1 'ffrirlAq.-NT rr 8 �' E C{.7 ✓.i:xl.('ry x:'
H T EMPORARY CONSTRW. IMI
THE CHANNEL SHOWN BETWEEN STA.
[4:> 50 AND STA. 724 + (o1 INDICATES THE
MINIMUM FOREBAY REQUIREMENTS. FILL-
ING OF EXISTING FOREBAY TO LINES IN-
DICATED IS NOT A PART OF THIS PRO-
JECT.
100
SECT ON........ 26 d 25
TOWNSHIP.......23N
FLANGE .,........4E
r,
ELEV 21.0 -� `37
}
200
:00
T
7
TEMPORARY
C.ONSTRULn
LIMI
TYPICAL CROSS SECTION PROPOSED DITCH
VICINITY OF STA. 701+0323 T' 7,9
I
110' - TEMPORARY CONSTRUCTION L 1 MIT
14
70'
84' PERMANENT EASEMENT - -- -- --
. -... _... Y2' 's. - -- HZ'
1 a - - -... 14'- -
-Ow
2: I S.S.
ROCK PIP RAP 4 FILTER LIMN_+
- z' aorrOM
O
O
PERrANE
EASENEP i
. BOuAIDARY
y APPARENT EDGE OF PAVEMENT
•�
11 ANOOVER PARK EAST
ROAD R/W
R. Fee Title Area.
F.
Ka.
DITCH (;1VJ'r IN US �I
F WO.
N 35 36
NOTE
1
The temporory construction permit sholl be obtoined for o period of 36
months from beginning 01 conelruciton and shall terminate at end of this
period or upon completion of the construction work, whichever occurs first.
2. Ali fences, buildings, trees, and bridges within the permanent
easement and temporary construction permit limits shall be removed
and disposed of unless noted otherwise •
3. Temporary construction permit areas shall be for use by the GREEN
RIVER FLOOD CONTROL ZONE DISTRICT for operation and storage
of construction equipment and material including spoils removed from
channel excavation. Spoils not removed from temporory construction
permit areas shall become the property of the landowner upon
expiration of the permits.
= FLEXIBLE RULER -302AWrs-
N
4 All co- ordinates are based on the Washington Slate co- ordinate system.
0
0
0
0
kg
ld
5. All R/W areas listed in tabulations hove been obtained by plonimetering or
scaling from lard rigl•ls .,•-1
'6. From Station 7014-83.23 to 719+59.00, spread available spoils to
elevation 21.0. Elevation 21.01s one foot above the 100 yr. design storm
flow.
[::>. 7. City of Tukwilla 90 road R/W (From Andover ParK Waist to Andover Park East)
OC 6Z 86 LZ .9'L SZ VZ CZ ZZ IZ • OE 61 8t Lt 91 St 7l E1 Z1 11 O
_,„j11I.1141j 0111b1iP II /111,111 014.1.IIIjiIIII 111111 IIIIIII4� 11,111,11 ll 11141111411I,Illilltb1II1I(1 ) 11( 1II1111111611 ,11110h1R11111111 111111 I� {041111(I14I 1,10111g
N I(7,, 000
26 25
_NIG5 557430
E 1 b49 9573$
PERMANENT EASEMENT BOUNDARY
TOP OF BANK
EYISTIN, DITCH
•
700 OF Bary rc
PUGET WESTERN CO.
PERMANENT EASEMENT BOLINONWY
TEN i'OR / -'Rt' , COi:Si iN;
PUGE T WESTERN CO.
E XISTING FENCE OF E QU AL To dE
MIAII'J 1I0rJ D AHOV 1C
TEMPORARY CONSTRUC710N LIMIT•
- - -_ S NT_57'4i
��- Tnc!udcs Fee Ti f le area c+ 0.54 Acres.
1iA -Stvn'
r
0
0
p
AN ACOSS ROUTE IS.TO BE PROVED' FROM THE •
VICINITY OF STA. 718 +5R BOTH NORTHWARD AND SOUTHWARD
TO CHRISTENSON ROAD, TO REMAIN IN EFFECT UNTIL THE
20 FT. RIP ALONG THE CHANNEL* CONSTRUCTED
TO E 21.0 FEET.
o v
(BUILDINGS TO
REMAIN
UNDISTURBED) ,'
ELEV 21.0-\
IF THIS MICROFILMED DOCUMENT IS LESS f `
CLEAR. THAN THIS. NOTICE, IT• . DUE... TO t..,,,
THE QUALITY OF THE ORIGINAL DOCUMENT .
i
5
5 .
V
SYMBOL
DESCRIPTION
REVISIONS
Date
Designed.W.L. C./ L.W, K. p _
Drawn.. S.M.B 64 /,
Traced Sheet
7 �•n /7/ AL / No /
Checked ( y c L - 7 / , : - - - _ - . 2 , 4 L - - - - - , ' 9 „ /
30'PI Pc
•
-.1468
P ER MAN EN T
EASEMENT
BOUNDARY
/4 R/W Charive Not adder, z
R /4! CHANGE, NOTE CriAr.,52 • ...•SE. 11/1/70
DAT
U. S. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE
SOIL CONSERVATION SERVICE
Drawing No.
WG LR• 17.25.
1 STA I01-0C.
015c ri::GE
STA 724 Me.•rr.
I N 166
1 8 1,65010, 24
APPROVED
LAND RIGHTS WORK MAP
P•17 CHANNEL
WEST GREEN RIVER W. P
GREEN RIVER FLOOD CONTROL ZONE DIST.,KING CO.,WN.
Approved by
Title STA TE CONSERIiATION ENGINEER
T1Ue