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ZE-71-73 S 1 lNO,r73 347 BEF'ORE THE BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIO"- _u 0F SPOKANE COUNTY, WP.SHINGTON, 2041*43 ) M THE Uh'~~ Or CIUM~'~►.~ ZOMO ) ~ ~ ~ ~ M TO R E S ' ~ M D ~ R E S O L U T I O N MUSUMf Mil4MA10TUMI~ ~ ~=1N`~, ~ CWS It ON PROP= WCAM X~ ~ NW 1/4 SWMN 23 , TOWNSM 24 N.: ) RWGX 44~ EMM . ,r ~POV~ ~~VIMIp ) ~ASHOt ~~MN, ~LSO PROPMY LOG.~TED IN ) SEM K* TOWNSHW 24 N• ~~GE 44sEWW• The above-entitled matter coming on regularly for hearing before the Board of County Commxssioners of Spokane County, Washington, on this day, and it appearing to the Aoard that the Spokane County P'lanning Commission has given due notice of the hearing on the matter in the manner and for the time provided by law; that said Pl.anning Commission hhas held a public hearing as required; and that the saz.d Planning Commzssion concur-r3 in the plan t,o zone the following described property as: I ]UP: ~ 1/4 1?~ ~i) NW 1/4 long teste~ ~ ft 01shritSr"'Nica RoW (SSR #21) to $eetton 23# TMr#d4p 24 X• o Mngr~ ~ ~ ~ *W~~~ ~ ovaum ~urav, wi~shinod!~ MAMMAt~~~~: The N 1~2 o~ ~e SW 1.~4 lying nor~~y of Belmo'~ ~oad and easte~~y of the MsImit~ftca Rc~ 8M fi~~ ~ 1/9 oE ~ ~ IV" ~ ~Aman~tca RaW (SSR 097) ii SOC$CM 23 . ToWnShtp 24 N. , RWVO 44 , LWo.~~ ~ ~ookano CMft, '~~asl4R9ilon; UMNWO , CLOS n: Tha HE 1j4 ~ NW 1/'4 of SOOiOR 23,~ TOWne~.s 24 AT op RWWO 44# t.MeM. The 8 1/2 o~ ~e Ow 1 f ~ and tho SE 1/4 ~ *e hTW 1/4 Qi CeUon 14 r TomMfp 94 N . , R.ttge 4+4, X.W,~ M,,. SEokaft C4Utr. Wtiobilt~OMe NOW, THERPFQRE, BE IT RESOLVED, that the above-described t e, d e hereby is zoned wnder the classification of ~~~0= , as defined in the Zoning Ordinance of Spokane County, adopted ugust 25, ~953, as amendedo 191yT~ PASSED BY THE BOARD THIS DAY OF ~ *MMISSIONERS ATTEST: BCIARD OF CO[jNTOF SPOKANE COUNTY, WASHINGTON VERNON o ND ler of 8 BoarG~ / ~ . I J~U tiF~~.., Y By' DeputyO~1Bn~1a_ ~a)i 1 o ip•-rw f, r' ~fll r`P "r~{~ ~G~ ~~1~; .u ~ li Thi8 Z.s lro VQ.rtlly tlia{I th1.6 .Ls a ".1¢ i, i j i Q ~7a1•i1i'bll~l~0~ true and correct copy of r ~ V ~~4L,~~~`~~~`,~O,1 ~e solution No e ; , QQ ~ r-U passed by &thd hi s • d.a.y o f ~ By: eputy S hereby certify that I have posted the above changes and revisions on the Zon.ing Map in the Bui.l.ding Codes Department, and do further certify that the zone classification change is the same as described above and shown on the attached mape SIGNED: lor DATED : ~ 30 73 i ~ ~ . 1r r 1,=15. _19.~ ~ s~ ' - ~ ' 'f ~ V 4•6 ~.YS//~ ~ !10 g i~ + t~ - ~Z- `ootpo , A/ oj"~I'C14PP loN ~ T o ~ St,biect - v el* , ! ~ ~ f~ ` ~ A004, r~19 ~J ,g7z ~ t-'' • ' - --~I ~ - ~ . Ir~ •v~ KING COUNTY . • Department of Buildin6 Room E-115 King County Court House Seattleg Washington 98101+ REQUIRDIENTS AND PROCEDURES FOR APPLICATIONS FOR GRADING PERMITS: 1- Two complete sets of plans and specifications must be submit- ted at the time of application for the permit. Plan check fees shall be paid at this time. The plans must show present and final grades, including slopingg drainageg required fencing, etc. (In those cases where an unclassified use permit and/or a Washington State surface mining reclamation permit is required duplicate plans will be accepted for grading permits.j 2- The property location must be established by the placement of permanent markers set by a licensed land surveyor so that the inspector will know the exact property lines. 3- Pictures of the site will then be taken by the inspector. 4 - The application and plans will then be routed by th+e Depart- ment of Building to the Department of Planning and the Depart- ment of Public Works for thelr review and approval. (In those instances where letters of approval may be re- quired from other agenciesg i.e. Washington State Department of Ecology, Air Pollu~ion Control, Department of Fisheries, Department of Game King County Flood Control, etc., you will be notified.) i , 5-,A C sY~ ODerating Bond is required. '~This is to cover the cost of correcting ar~y possible hazardous conditions caused by the operation.) This bond is based on the yardage of material to be moved. $300.00 minimum $1,000.00 maximum. 6- A WJ Re bi it tfon ond is also required. CThis may be a ey on. (This bond is to assure pro er land rehabilitation upon completion of the project.~ The amount of this bond is based on the acreage, the depth of the cut or fill and the total amount of material ta be moved. $250.00 minimum per acre $1,000.00 maximwm per acre. (Land rehabilitation bonds submitted to the S te of Aas n on wlil e accegzect ils nstIM-mipt th-la-_ ciondl. on 7-Fees ' Grading and excavation fees for recorded plats: ~ $5.00 per lot, minimum fee $25.00 ~ Plan check fee for gravel pits land fills, cutting-fillingg dutnping, and quarrying and mining operations based on con- tour maps for the entire pro3ect shall be paid only oncel that is, at the time of submission of plans. F..23 Page 1 of 3 8-70 . ~ • ~ . . ~ I Page Two -4Iinimum Fee 5 io,ooo yas ,4100 . io,ooo ~10,ooo yas ~ 00 50,000 to i 000 yas oo.oo 100,000 to 500, yds $500000 over 500,000 yds $600.00 Operatinr Permit Fee (ye fee) 0 to 10 acres $100 10 to 100 acres 00.00 for 1 res plus $7.00 per acre for each acre ove 0 acres. 100 to 500 a es $640.00 for 100 acre lus $5.04 per acre for each acre over 100 es. Over 50 acres $2,640.00 for 500 acres plus 00 per acre for each acre over 500 acres. ~ GN STANDARDS TO BE SHOWN ON PLANS: ~ Maximum Slope. Cuts shall not be steeper in slope than two hori- zontal to one vertical unless the owner furnishes a soils engineer- ing or an engineering geology report certifying that the site bas been investigated and indicating that the proposed deviation will not endanger any private property or result in the deposition of debris on any public way or interfere with any existing drain- age course. ~ Fill Slope. No fill shall be made which creates an exposed sur- face steeper in slope than two horizontal to one vertical. SetbaclSs. Cuts and fills shall be set back from property lines and buildings shall be set back from cut or fill slopes in accor- dance with the illustration. Retaining walls may be used to reduce the required setback. Fill placed on or above the top of an existing or proposed cut or natural slope steeper than three horizontal to one verti- cal shall be set back from the edge of the slope a minimum dis- tance of six feet (61). Drqtinage. All drainage facilities shall be designed to carry surface waters to the nearest practical street, storm drain, or natural water-eourse. Adequate provision shall be made to prevent any surface waters from damaging the face of an excavation or fill. All slopes shall be protected from surface water runoff from above by befts or swales. . Planting. The face of all cut and fill slopes shall be planted and maintained with a ground cover to protect the slopes against erosion as soon as practical and prior to the final approval of the grading. Where cut slopes are not subject to erosion due to their rocky charaeterg this requirement may be waived. ~ Page 2 of 3 F-23 8-?0 ~ 1j;r7;j + ~ . CORRECTIONS - ge 2 • R+Bi Fee ech@dule , ~ ' rlinimum Fee ' 500 to 5,000 yas , $ 50.00 ~ 5, o0o to io, o0o yas ' 100000 , io, o00 t0 50, 000 yda 200.00 ~ i 509 000 to loo, 000 yds 300. oo t - ' 100,000 to 500,000 3raa ~ over 500, o0o yae .oa~._ 2peratinP Permit Fee (yearly fee) , 0 to 10 acres $50.00 (not invo1trinP more than 5.,000 yde.) 0 to 10 acres S100.00 (involving more than 5,000 yds.) , 10 to 100 acre8 9100.00,for 10 acres pluo $7.00 per acre far each acre aver 10 acros. 100 to 500 acree 8640 for 100 acres plw 35.00 per acre for eaoh . acre aver 100 acres. Over $00 saree $2,640.00 For 500 acree plue $2.00 per acre for eaoh acre airer 500 amee. ' • 1c 0 ~ • r ti a f ~ f • ( k ' ~ / ry • / + t ~ ~ N a Y 1 r,VCAvAT*O ~b ~ CL~ ~ pR° ,P*4%~,..IY'%I r ~ I R*Qu t R" S~'T~►c~s ~ IM66 13tio FS cUT s1.oPiI ~ ~ ~ Uv 15-~ N llo N/ ~ lo NIIA . TH "P-.QRTM-1 tAe.L A ~~lWTleS , ?.4. NouR~ ~FIFOlu"~~Itio -rI016"AtNSh. s 0 Fage 3 of 3 E-;3 Bw 7Q ~ ~ . ~ , 1 ~ Ll SA ~ ~ ry" • P A GRAVE CO • , ~ . ~ . 1 ~ • • • ` T-N , --T- J OOF , V , • . r~ '7 r. . ~ 2 /0- . = '41 r /01 Ir\ ~ e. LE SCA- SIG\. . ~ ~ c Rs • d~ srould be poste ~ ~ r C\ • reen lettergs it white with ~ ancQ of the P C►t~^ ~ l~' T~ site si~ ~ ti the entr "11' ► ig a , in clear views • i • I ~ 011L1lNANCh NU.- w..._...._ ~ I I 1 nN 01;n t NArvCT; rr Lrit 1 rif; t•► the reg,aa:if Ir,r, or ' XaricJ Ct 1 1.., ~;t•;~.vcl ~~i r.:, t rl►j riir,.:~ • , , P ~ ' . , f . 1 ~».zt r~► tri~, ~~n~j t~~ i ni.r~~ ~~~~c.r :~,ti~n.~, r~ri ~ ~rv •~1 .11r,r, ~ fcir the t.ssit;x>>c;e cif ~prrtnit:, und rGl .1r, ^t.i r.ri ot' , , 1 I 1'1 i1.' there f ()1'(: t i.11o~ 1 ~i.'1IC-l1'1C:(,' 0 1 t F!IrIl) ral'i1C,f 1J:idl . ' rol'211 ttti to cXt;a'l:11.I fir° 1r.•1' r"jt1.:1.1'l2CtltJT'1 m;itf:r1 a13 1nd tii:;i-,;0 1:0, i nn:: of pmcn:i.^,lm; eqiaip- I ?tj:,nL uf;ecl i ti !•hfs conr,LriiatJ or, o!' p1j1j1 J c warka vr'o1c:cCs; repF:'at lng Orrlln.ance 525 and 07 anci K.t:.C, 1fa.48.480 ancl Ordinance 762; a»d pro- ~ ~ vlcj f.11g perillties Poi., the violatjor, ng tiriin ordirtanc e. ' : 111' OHnAtNI~U IiY ME CO[iIlCYt. UF KINa C4IJi1TY: ' EA 1~ o ;:t:CTION Ordinanrn 5:5 ancl 62'1, Y..C.C. 16.O8.48t1, and f ~ 0-rdlnatlce 762 are hereby r..pPayNd; proyfded that any pErmits . Ic . , app►1uved Fx-tor 1;o the effeetive ciate of this ordinanee :;~aail be 11~ i 'f!f fec: ti i ve alid val td i'or the t,erm thereof and any renew•al sha11 ' 4 ~ re~iiitre cvrlformance with this ordi~nanCe. 13 ►"vc:TCON This ordi nance i: 3.ntended f.U saPeguard ,'Le, l lirr,b , property and the public welfare ancd to n inimize C-_.•~^se ~ effec t; upon the environment by regulating exca-iratfar.s, a;cadina s .f 17 and taj.•Ulworl~ construction inc3uding cuts arin ffj 1i:)9&4 ,/e. p+t ; , 1 dumplnEr, quarrying and :ntning operations within King Cou..~ ~ 1~ ,y , ;Thi:, urclinance establlshe3 the administratfve procedure ' 1 ♦ ~ . issuance of permits; provide s gor approval oi` plan s anc: • . . G3 of Crading operations;. and provides for penalt ies for t. •rl:_ ~ , uf this ox-diriance. ~ s,~ "OE(:TIO;d 3. Adminiatratian. The Director of Build i. ~ ! hereby autliorized to enforCq the provisians af thi:~ ardi . . ~4 , t~v (1) Icispections. The Di rector of, Huilaing and hic _ , A;rejsre3entative are hereby authorized to make sueh ;nspe, . :akp : Uch actions as rqay be required tq ~nforce the proti.:. _o;.. ~ 1. . . , aLnf a urdtnance. .50 t, . , i , . ~ ~ . 3 ~ , ~ f i~ r ~ 1 I 1 1 I 1 ~ ~ , ~ . , p ~ y ( ► , rH 1 )gighL u1` B.nt.ry. Wherlever nece::uary t,u make an In3pectie 2 to eiiforce any of the p2•avi.aions of thia orcll.nancP, or whenever a ~ the iIirzctor of Huilditlg or his authorized repre~entative has 4~ reasonable cauae to helieve that any land, bui].ding, structure, 5 prer.ilses, or portiion thereof is heing used in violation of this , o 6 ordinance, the Director of Buf lding or hfs autihori2ed repre- 7 sentative may enter such land, building, etructure, premiBea, 8 c+r portion thei-eof at all reaeonable timea to fnspect the same t-- 9 perform any duty imposed upon the Director of Building biy thia 10i ordinance; provided that (a) if gueh building, land, str,ucture, '-1 premises, or portion thereof be occupied, he shall first present 12' Fropex- credentials and dPmand entry; and (b ) if such land, 13 building, structure, premises, or portion thereof be unoccupied, . 14 he shall first make a reasonable effort to locate the ovmer or 15fother persons having charge or c:ontrol of the land, building, 161 structure, premises, o,r portfon thereof and demand entry. 17. No ownEr or occu ant or an other ~ p y person having charg~, :L$6fcare or eontrol of any building, land, struCture, premises, or portion thereof shall fail or ne lect afCer g , proper demand, to , 201 11 promptly permit entry thereon by the Uirector o. Building or his ~ ~ 21 authorJzed representative for the purpose of inspection and I n • : 24 ► examination purauant to this ordinance. Any person violating thl; , subdivision shall be guitty of a miademeanor. ~ 241 i SEGTION 4. Ha7ard$. Whenever the Director of Building ~ 25 1 , ldetermines that an existing excav4tion or embankment ai, fill has ?6 lbecome a hazard to life and limbi or endangers prope: ty, nr , , P.? adversely affccts the sasety, usP or stability at' a public way ! ?FI I or rirltna. P channel ttle ciwnEr o ~ ' ~ ~ , f the property upon .vhich the ~ Nxcavar ion or fill is located, or other peraon or agent in conti,c► l 301 of r,aid property, upon receipt of notiQe in writing frem the . , ` 33' DirecLor of $uilding, ehall within the period specified therein 32+ I' ~ 2 r . • . •1 ! , s . ~ • ~ . • ',e.Z►tf , ~ 1 rFpaii• or eliminatie such excavation or embankment or fill so es • 2 to elitninaCe the hazard and be 1.n conforihance with the require- 3 ments of this ordinance. 4 SLCTION 5. DePiniL-3.onB. Gertain worda and prrasPg u9e4 ir S this ordinance, unless otherwige Clearly.indicatie4 by thAir 6 enntext, shall mean as followa: . 7 (1) "IIench" is a relatively level step excavated or con- , 8 structed on the face of a graded slope surface for drainage artd 9 maintenance purposes. 14 "Berm" is a mound or raisecl area used for the purpose 11 of screening $ Qite or operation. i • 1410 (3) "Givil Engineer" shall megn a profeasional engineer 13 registerecl in the 3tate of WsBhfngton to practice in the field,r.,' 14 civil works. 15 (4) "Compaction" is the dens3.ficstion of af3.l3. bv me-%,**,:snic.,1 . , 16 means. ' 17, (5) "Direetar, Department of Building, Planning9 or Public , 18 Works" means the Direetor or hig duly authorizEd agent. 19 (6) "Earth material" is.any rock, natural soil or any comb:.-:- . 2011 tion thereof, . 21 , (7) "Erosion" is the wearing away'of the ground surface as 22 the regult of the movement of wind, water and/or ice. 23 (g) f►Exeavation14 is the meehanical removal of earth rnateril. ~ 24 (9) "Fi].1" is a deposit of earth material placed by artifi- 25 cial meana. . , 26 (10) "arade'o shall mean the elevation of the ground suri'aer. , 27 (a) "Existing grade" is the grade prior to grading. ~ 28 (b) "Rough grade" is the stage at which the grade ~ 29 approximately conforms to the apFroved plan as 30 required in Sectiion 7 of thiR ordinance. 31 (c) "FiniRh grade" is the final gsade of the site 32 which aonforma to the approved plan as required ° 33 in Section T of thie ordinmce. t . , . . . - , i • . p s~ s • f 1 ( T1) "Cfrading" in uny i~xc:avatiing ori filling or combination 2 thereof. 3 (12) "Grad3.ng permiti" mean4 a permit required by thi3 ordi- • 4 nance ±nc:luding temparary pf,rm3,ta. 5 (13) "Remote area" means arural area' on which a Prading sitr: G (u5ed primarily as tihe gource of materials for the conetruction ct, 7 mainL•enance of access) is not vioible from any state highway, • 8 count.,r• road or any publie street or highway, or, if visible, it iv 9 more than one mile away from the point on such road Prom wbich it 10 is visible. 11 (14) "Shorqlands" means land between the normal high water 12 mark and the line of navigable waters. 13 (15) "Shorelines" means those lands defined as shorelines 1 14 ;in the applieable state shorelines management or protection 1 15i legis lation . 1 16 (16) "Site" is any lot or parcel of l.and or contiguous eom- 17'binatiori thereof where projects eovered by this ordinance are ~ ► 18 perf'ormed or permitted except a public street or way may interven . 19 ~ (t7) "Slope" ga an inclined ground 3urface9 the inclination 201of which iE expressed as a ratio of horizontal distance to vertic 2Y jdistance. 22 (T$) "Soil Engineer" shall mean a civil engineer experienced 23 and knowledgeable in the practice of soil engineering. 24{ (19) "Structure" ia that which Is built ar construe*.ed, an I 751{edifice or building of any k3ndq or any piece og work artificisll,: , 261 built up or composed of parts joined together in some de-L"inite 271 rnanner. . 28; (20) "Terrace" is a relatively Yevel step excavated ar con- . ! 1 atructed on the face of agraded slope surface for clrainage and i 30 .maintenanee purposes. , 31 (21) "Tidelanda" means that portion n!' the land which is 1 32 covered and uncovered by the ebb and flood ticie. ~ ~ . , ~ -4~ . ~ ~1 ~ . a y l a 1 5FCTIUN 6. ,I'ermitf; required « exeeptiono thei-c:of. 2 (1) No peraon shall do any qrading without firat having 3 ubr.ained a grading permit from the Director of Auilding except f~)r, . 4 the following: . 5 (a) An excavation belaw finished grade for baSements . 6 and fdotings of a Uuilding, retaining wa1.1 or other strueture 7 authc►riwed Dy A val3d building permit. -This shall not exempt at.*. 8 fill made with the ma9:erial from sueh exCavatiion nor e);empt sny 9 excavation having an unsupported height greatEr than five feet . , 10 after the aompletion of such structure9 11 (b) The depositing or cdverfng of a»y ggrbagei 12 rubbish or other material at any dump operated by the C~unty of 13 King; ~ 14 (c) Any grading in remote areas by an owner or holder 15 a possessory Interest in land #'or the primary purpose of constru:- . 16 tion or maintenarlce of aeceas to or on such landowner property; 7 (a) Any grading within a publicly ovrned rigbt-of-way; ~ 18 (e) Any grading for roads within S preliminarily or ' ].9 finally approved residential•'plat which has been approved by the 20~ Directc~r of the Department of Public Works 8nd for which a bond 21 has been posted; , 22 (f) Maintenance or reconstruction of the facilities of 23 a cummon carrier by rail in interstate CommerCe within its exist-- 24 ing right-of-way provided restorRtion is consistent with the . 25 requirements of the QM sect,ion of the King County Zoning Code; + 26 (g) Cemetary gravea; 27 (h) Grading withtn a preliminarily or fin311y approved ~ 28 rQaidential plat not, involving any exeavation exceeding five feex } 29 in vertical depth or any fill exceed3ng three feet in t►ertical 30 ' ' depth regardlesa of tihe amounC of materi8l to be removed; , 31 + 32 . A , . o .r ° , r . . ~ r . s a `•'e~Y l M Excavatian lose tihan rive Peet in vertical deptb . 2 not involvinr, mare than five htindred cubic yards of earth or 3 otlier material on a single si.te; 4 (j) Fill lees than thrAe feet in vertieal depth not b involving more than five hundred cubia yarda of egrth or vther . . 6 material on a singl.Q site. . ; 7 (2) Temporary Permits. The Director og Building aha1l have a the authority to issue temporary permits for excavations, proces-.- g itig, quarrying and mining, and removal oP black eoil, peat, 8and, , 10 8ravel, rock and other ngtural deposits, together with t~e neces- 11 sary buildings, apparatus or appurtenances lncident tbereto for , 1^ specific jobs on application og agovernmental agency covering . 13 highway, road, street, airport conetruction, flood control and 14 other publlc works projects. In canjunetion with such operationau, 15 allied uses such as9 but not limited to, rock crushers, concrete .16 batching plants and aspPnait datching planta may be authorized by 17 this temporary permit. I'rov'Sded, however, that before any such 18 permit shall be issued, the application'st%all be ref erred to the 19 Department of Planning and the Department of Public Warks for f 20 their review and recommendatfors. 21 The Department of Publie Works anall consider the effect of 22 the proposed operation on the county road system and any effect i' 23 may have on flood eontrol and the Department of Public Works shaly 24 make sucb recommendatione as are neeessary to protect the publie . 25 interest in this regard. , 26 The Department of P].anning shall consider the,effect of the• , i 27; prop03ed operation on the current and future land use in the area ~ 281 affected by the proposed operation 0nd ahall make such reeommen- r 29 lda,tions as are neeessary to protect tbe publio interest fn this ~ 34 regard. ` , . . y31 32 . . , . , + , . ' . ' . J ~ ~ 4 HR I ♦ ~ . i , • • 1 ~ • 1 Wtien J u9t,lng the perini,t, the Department of Building :sball • . Z i•equli•e compli$ncE with the provlsions aP th.is ordinance; the 3 recorunendatiiona of the Departiment of Plmnrt3np; und L-he Department , 4 of Public Worko9 and shall be reeponsible for the enforcEment of , 5the pz•ovisions of tihe permit. Tble-temporary permit is vood t`ar• 6 the life of the contraot of the epeaific job but is not to exceed . , 7 one ,ye ar . g SECTION arading Permit Requirementg. Except a8 exempteo g in Section 6 of this ordinance, no person9shall do any grading 10 without first obtaining agrading perm9,t from the Directcr of 11 8uilding. A separate permit shall be require4 for each site and 14 may cover both excavationa and t'flls. . (1) Application. To obtain a Ferifiit the applicant shall fir ` 14`: ile an apFlication therefore in writing on s form furn3.shod i`or ► 15 that purpose. Every such appl3cation ahall: (a) identffy and 16~ describe t,he work to be covered by the permit for wl:ich app2icat: % l7 is made9 (b) describe the land on which the proposed work is to , . 1S done, by lot9 blbck, tract and house and street address, or aimiljr 19 descriptian that wi11 readily identify and definitely locate the ~ 20 Froposed siL-e; (c) indicate thP eatimated quantities of work ~ ~ 21 involved; (d) be aecompanied by plana gnd specifications as re- 22 quired in subaections (2) and (3); (e) be signed by the per;nittee ~ 23 or his auttiorized agent who may be required to submit evidence tc 24 indicate sueh authority; (f) give such other information as reasc--~ t 25~ ably rnay be required by the Director of Building. , 261 (2) Plans and 3peeifications. When requirEd b;r the Director ' ~ 27 of Building9 each application for a grading permit shall be accom- 28 pariied by sj.x sets of plans and specifications and other 0)upporti: ~ • 29 data ae may be rPquired. The plans and upecifications stiall be . 30 prepared and nigned hy a regi3tered aivil engineer licensed to ~ I , 31 practice in t,he State of Waahingtori when required by the Direetor I , , - 32 of 8uilding. E P . 7 , ' ' ~ +1 • r N ♦ , 1 (3) Informattan on Flans end f,n Spec.iPic:ati+ana. Plana shal - . ' 2 be drawn to scale upan sub~tantial paper or clvtih and sha].l be c" 3 qufficient clarity to indicate the nature an4 Extent of the work. . 4 pro~.~vsed and ahow in detail that ttiey wi11 ccnfarrn to the pro- ~ visiaz,a of thi.8 ordinance and a11 vtlzer relevant 1aws, vrfllnance:, F e 6 rules and regulati4ne . The first aheet of each set of pi3ns; sha 1. 7 give the lacatie►n of the work and the name and addrEss of the ow„r and the person by wham they were pYlepared. The plans shall Yncl -rif , 9 the follawing infarmation:a genersl vicinl#:y of th+e proposerk 10 site; (b) property ].imits and aceurate eontours of existing grou ~ } ~l a~id details of teri~ain ~.nd grea draina~,e; ( e) limi tir~g dintE~nsion , + 12 elevatians ar finishedt contours to be achleved by the grac:ing, 13 and pr4posed drainage channels and related cvnstruction; 14 (d) detailed plans of all surface and eub8urface drainage device , 15 walls, cribbing, dams Aberms, settIing pvnds and other prvtectiv gb devic~s to be oo~strueted with or as a part o#` the propusec3 work. 17 together with the maps showing the drainage area amd the estimat i 18 runoff of the area served by any drairss.; (e), locat ion of any buf 19 in&s br structures an the praperty where the work is to libe per- ` I 20 gormed and the location of anv builciings or structures on land o 21- adja.cdnt ownero whieh are rrrithira fifty feet of the property er 22 which may be affected by the praposed grading operations`. 23 (4) Referral of applications. Applicatic►ns for grading 24- permiGs shall be referred reo the Director, IIepartment of Flannin , . 25 and to the Director, DepartmenL of Public Wvrks, The Directar o 26 Planning shall determine if rhe proposed grading will adversely 27 3ffect the character of the site gar present lawful uses or witb 28 the future develppment of the site and adjacent propertizs for 29 bi:i] ding or other purpases aq indicated by the comprehensive plai 30 and tiie zaning ende resalutlans6 Ttae Directdr, Uefiartment of ~ , 33 Fxiblic Wvr#ts, shall dEtermine th~ effect of t~e Intended grading 32 uPan Pub1 ic and private property aa it pertains tio :drainage , + ,-8_ , , . , + • , f • • • . - 4 traPfic and public i•oadu. The Director, Department of Planning, , p a11d 2►11C Director, Department of Public Worku, shall report their . 3 FindinMa to the Directior, Department of Building. . 4 (5) Grlnting of Permite. After an upplicats.on. has been Pile-~ . 5 Rnd reviewed, the Director, Department of BuildinF, 3ha11 a3certa , 6 wliether such grading work compl9.ee with ttie other provisiona ot' . 7 this ordinance, Zf the application and plan3 so aotnpl;J, or i!' g they are corrected or emended so as ta eompYy, the Diractor, , g Department ofBui].ding, ahall issue to eaid applicant a gra3ing . lp permit including a permit placard. Agrading permit shall be 11 valid for the number of daye etated i» the permit but fr, no case 12 shall the period be mvre than one year, provided that when operat- 13 ing conditions have been met9 the permit shall be renew3b3e oa a 14 yearly basis. ~ 15 Wo gradingtgermit shall be issued until approved by Federal, 16 State ar,d local agencies having jUriadiction by laws or refulatlor. . . 17 Upon approval of the application snd issuance of the grading , 18 ,permit, no work shall be done that is not provided for in the 19 permit. The Director, De0artmPnt of Buil.ding.is authorf zed to in- , ?.0 spect the premisea at any reasonable time to determine if the wor~ • 21 is ih accorciance witt; the permit application and plans. ' 22, The permli.s from the Department of nuilding shall be reqviret. 23 regardless of any permits issued by any other departnient of County ~ f 24f;aovernment or any otiher governmental agency who may be interested , , 25 in certain a:pects of the proposed work. Where work for which a 26 permit is required by this ordinance 3s started ar proceeded with 27~prior to obtaining s$id permit, the violator shall be subject to ~91 snch r:i vil penalties as herein urovided in this ordinance. f 29 fiowever, the payment oP such civil penaltiea shall not relieve an$ ,;,0 Uerson~ from fully complying with the requiltements of this ordiso I 31 nance in the execution of the work nor t'roxl any other penaltieg i . , • ' 32 presCribed thereon. ' . r Y 9 } . . . .t ' x • 1 ~ i i 1 SECTION 8. Feea. A fee ehall be paid to the Direct1or of 2Buildtng for the costs of inveatigatian, inapedtion and r~egulatian . 3 pursuant to the following achedule: (EXaEPTION ► Fee sh411 not be , , . a required of other King County Departmenta.) ~ , 5 (1) PLAH REVYEW PEES: • ' 6 504 to 5,000 cubic yards # 50.00 • 7 59000 to 10,004 cubic yards 100.00 a 10,000 to 50,000 cubic yards 240.00 • 9 509000 to 1000000 cubic yards 300.00 10 1009000 to 5009000 cubic yards 500.00 11 Over 5009000 cubic yards 600.00 0 12 Plan check fee for gravel pits, land fills, cutting, 13 filling, dumping, quarrying and mining operations, 14 based on contour maps for the entire project, shall 15 be paid only onee. • 16 (2) AI3NUAL OPERATIh1G FERMIT FEE - GENERAL: 17 500 to 5,000 cubic yards (0-10 acres) $ 50.00 • , lg 5,000 to 10,000 cubic yards ,(0-10 acres) 100.00 lg 109000 to 259000 cubic yards,(0-10 acres) 200.00 201 25,000 to 50,000 cubic yards (0-10 acres) 300.00 21; Over 50,000 eubic yards (0-10 acres) 400.00 221 Plus $10.00 per acre for eaeh acre over 10 aares up ~ 0 23~ to 100 acres. Zq ~ Plus $5.00 per acre for each.acre over 100 acrea up 251 ~ to 500 acres. • 261 Plus $2.00 per acre for each acre over 500 acres. I 27 Acreage covered includes all land which has been dis- 28 tiirbed and not rehabilitated pursuant to t-.his ordinanQe, 29 including stoakpiles and wotking areas such as plant • 30 sites. Those areas covered undet the grading permit,• 31 which have been rehabilitatea aha11 nat be included in 32 calaulatiing annuai operating rees. . , . . as 10 "o t ' • r . , . . , . . . 4 ~ f 7 • i 1 ~ 3~ ANNUAL OPERATINQ PERMIT FEE -PLATS, AKFAS U?yDER . 2 ' ONF-ti11LF ACRE; . 3 Por approved preliminary and final plata and areas o! , 4 no more than one-half acres , 5 $5.00 per lot - minimum fee vf $25.00. 6 (Plan review Pees not required.) ? SECTION 9. Bonds Required. Pr1or to obtaining a permit the permittee ehall first post w►ith the Director, Department of g Build3,ng, a surety or cash bond executed by the owner and a cor- . 10 Forate surety authorized to do business in this state as a surety. 11 The bond shall be on an approved form $nd shall include penalty 12 provisions for failure to comply with the eonditions of the perailt. , 13 8onds may be waived on projects of lese tban one thousand cubic 14 yards. (EXCEPTION - Bonds shall not be required of other King ~ ' 151 Caunty Departments.) r • 16 i11 Reclaniation Bond. The permfttee shall post a surety bon: 17 or cash bond in an amount sufficient to cover the cost of conform- 18 ance with the conditions of the permit, including eorrective work 19 necessary to pravide adequate drainage and to remov,e and eliminat- 20 geological hazaxds. Any reclamation bonds posted with the State 21 of Washi.ngton, Department of Natural Resources, for Surface Mininr 22 Permits may be applied on the surety bond requirements insofar 8s 23 they pertain to the reclamation provisions of this ordinance. 24 (2) Operation Bond. In addition to the reclamation bond, 25 a cash operating bond shall accompany the operating permit and may 26 be u:ed at the discretion of the Director9 Department of Building. 27 to correct deficiPnciea affecting public health, safety and welfar. 28 incluc3ing effects on water quality. The*amount shall be determine. . 29 by-the Director, Department of Building) bUt 8hall not be in excesr 30 of one thousanci dollars, ' . 31 , i► 32 4 1 • ~ ~ i 1 , - - ,i . I . . . . (3) Conaitiuns. Every b4nd ghall obligate the permittee to 1 . 2 the f011owing conditiions: , 3 (a) CompliatYCe Wi,th a].1 0#' the provialone of the King . 4 County Code, applicable lawe and ordl,nances; . ' . 5 (b) Compli,ance with all of• the te'rm$ 'and conditions oP 6 the permit for excavation or fill to the 8atisfaetior of tbe , ' 7 Director, Department of Building; g (c) Compietion of the protecCive work contemplated under g Che permit within the time limit specified in the pprmit. 10 (The Director, Department of Building9 may, !'or sufficient causes 11 extend the time specified in the permit, but no Buch extension 12 shall release the surety upon the bond.) 13 (4) Failure to Complete Proteetive Work and/or Land Rphabili- 14 tationo In the event of failure to comply with all tne conditions 15 3nd terms of the permit, the Director, Department of BuiZding, 16 shall notify the permittee andl the surety in writiing, and failing 17 to obtain response within ten days from the receipt of notificatic 1$ rnay order the work required by tbe permit to be completed to his 19 satisfaction or pergorm all neceasary corrective work to eliminate 20 riazards caused by not completing the work. The surety executing 21 such bond or depositi shall continue to be fimmly bound, up to the 22 limits of the bond, under a continuing obligation for the payment 23 of all necessary costs and expenses that may be incurred or 24 expended by the g.overning agency in eausing any and all such re- 25 quired work to be done. In the cQSe of a cash deposit, said depos 26 or"any unused portion thereof shall be refunded to the permittee. 27 In no event shal.l the liability of the surety exceed the amount ~ . 28 statecl in its bond regardless of the number o#' years the bond ~ • 29 sha11 remgin ih foree. . ! 30 ~i . . 31 " I ~ 32 ' -12• 1 r - l . c ~ . ~ , ~ 5ECTION 10. Liability In:;urance Fjxception. The permittes: 1 2eha11 maintain a liabllity policy in the amqunt pf one hundrEd , . 3 ttiousand doil ars per Inciividual, thrcc hundried tho1j3anci dQllara . a pei• occurrenae, and fifty thausand dollar3 property damage, and 5shatl iiame King County ati an addiCivntoil insurQd s FKCrtiPTInSI: . 6 I,iabllitv insurance requirementa may be waived for projectc fn- . 7 volving less than ten thnusand cubic yards. 8 SECTION ll. Operating Canditions and 3tanciards og PerformancE: g Cuts and fi11s shall conform ta the provision3 of thi~ section 10 unless otherwise recommended i.n a svil engineering and/ar engineer- . 11 ing geology report approved by the Director, Department of Buildin ,12 (1) Slope. No slope of cut and fill surfaces shall tie steeper 13 than is safe for the intended use and shall not exeeed twa hori- ' . 14'zontal to one vertical unlesa otherwise recommended in a report 15,3pproved by the Director, Department of Building. ~ , io' (2) Erosion Control. A31 disturbed areas including faces of ~ t 17 cuts and fill slopes shall be prepared and maintained to control ~ 18 erosion. This control may consist of effective planting. 19 The protection for these areas shall be installedl as soon as 20 practical and prior to final approval. Where areas arE not sub3ec° ~ 211to ero9ion, as determined by the Direetor, Department of Building, ~ 22 such protection may be omitted. 23 (3) Preparation of Ground. The ground surface sriall be pre-- Zq-pared to receive fill by removing unsuitablg material such as , . ~ 251 concrete slabs, tree atumps, brush and car bodies. ( I 26~ (4) Fill Material. Except in an approved sanitary lapdfill,, ~ ! i 27 earth materials wh3,eh have no more than minor amounts of organic ~ ' 2g,~vbstancea and have no riock or eim~,lar irreducible material kith 29 a maximum dimension greater than oigftteen inchee ahall be used. : . ~ ~ . 30 I 31 32 ~ , r 13 e - i ( . ► L • . , 1 (5) Drainage. Provieiona shall be mnde to: ~ (a) prevent nny aurfaQe watAr or ueepare frum d3maging a • 3 the cilt face of any excavations ur the eloplng face of a, fill; . 4 (b) carry any eurfaee waters that are or might be con- 5 centrated as a resuit of a fili or excavgtion ta a natural water • 6 course, or by other meane approved by the Director, Department of 7 Public Works; 8 (c) prevent any sediment grom leaving the aite. . g (6) Bench/Terrace. Benches at least ten feet in wfdth shall 10 be back sloped and shall be established at not more than twenty- 11 five feet vertical intervals to control surf ace drainage and debr:.. . 12 Swales or ditehea on benches shall have a maximum gradient of 13 five per cent. 14 (7) Accesg roads to grading sites ehall be maintained and 15 located to the satisfaetion of the King County Departrnent of Public 16 Works to minimfze problems of dust, mud and traffic circulation. 17 (8) Access roads to grading sites shall be controlled by a 18 gate when required by the Director, DepartrRent of Huilding. 19 (9) Signs warning of hazardous conditions, if ouch existD . 20 shall be afffxed at locations as required by the Director, . , 21 Department of Building. , 22 (10) Fencing9 where required by the Directer, Department of 23 Building,to protect life, limb and property, shall be installed ~ ~ 24 with lockable gates which musti be closed and locked when not work- _ 25 ing the site. The fenee must be no leas than five feet iri height 1 26 and the fence material shall have no hori2ontal opening larger ~ , 27 tnan two inches. f 28 (11) Whenever property dEVeloped for the mining or quarrying a ~ 29 of mirierals or matexials has a common property line with residen- ' 30 tially developed property, there shall be installed and tnaintained , 31 or Eultivated, tf natural flora exi8ts, a view-obscurinc; plant3.ng ~ , 32 acreen not 1Paa than ten -feet, in w,iath and in sueh planting strip ; . i shail be evergreen shrubs, bushes or treee which shall be ~ , t 19 1 • • ~ ♦ ~ • f . . • i , Y . , 1 maintained at a heiakit oP nnt, le;3o tihan eix fPet and the plantink; . ~ screen shall be plantec# according to aceepted practice in goad ~ 3 soil, irrtgatEd a3 neoeasary and ma3,ntained in good eondi ticn at . 4 all times. Suvli a view-obscuring planting oereen herein requireci b shall be installed a$ a yard improvement at or before the time 6 mining ar quarrying operations commence or within a reascnable ` 7 time thereaPter given due considerAtion to planting conditions* 8 (12) Setbacks. The tops and the toea of cut and fill 8lopeb i o shall t~e set back from property boundaries a8 far AS necESSary _ 10 for safety of the adjacent properties and to Frevent danAge resul'.- . 11 ing from water runoff or eroaion of the slopes. . 12 The tope and the toes of cut and Pill slopea shall be set 13 back from structures as far as is neaessary for adequacy of foun- 14 dation support and to prevent damage as a result of water runoPf 15 or erosion uf the slopes. . 16 Unless otherwise recommended in the approved soil en,ineerir.s- 17 and/or engineering geology report and shown on the approved gradi~ : 18 Plan, setbacks shall be no less than shown in Table No. 1. r i9 (13) Excavations to Water-producing Depth. Al1 excavat{cnw- . ~ 20 must either be made to a tirater-produeing depth Qr grade. To permi L . 21t'natural drainage the excavation3 made to a water-prvducing depth - 22,sna11 be reclaimed in the following manner:, 231 (a) The depth of tbe excavations must net be tess than 1 24~'two feet measured below the low-water mark. 25 (b) A11 banks shall be aloped to the water line no , 261:teeper than three feet horizontal to bne foot vertical. I 271 ~ ( c) All banks shall be slaped g'rom the law-water line 28 ,tnto the parid or lake w3 th a minimum slope of tlirce fcat no:•izont: i: 29 ro one faut vertical to s di3tanee of at least twtnty-f{vE feat. ~ 30 (d) In no evnnt aiia l 1 the term water-prociuc i.ng depth at . , 31 herein used be conatrued to a11aw stagnant or gtanding water to 32 col.lect or remain in the excavation. , . ~ 15 , . , . t • , ~ K- ♦ t \ l'. ~ . . ~ • r • ~ a ~ ~ ~ . r 4 1 c 3 ♦ 1 1 A . , . , . , , 2 ~ . , . 4 ♦ • OP . 6 CL . f ~ ~ • ~ - . ? ~t ` ` ' 9 , , , , . 10 ' 11 . 12 ~ ~ 14 . . , 3.6~ 17 ' la ~'"A A ,~K-5 ~ 19 R~Q'~1~~~ ~ ~ d .m , k c ~ (fr~) a , ~ ' s ~ ~A AA z t 3 22 0 ' j . t . 23 = l , , lp~ !d 1 _ ,Y . 24 < 25 . . 26 27 ~ ~ ✓ 2$ . , 2.9 ' tr ' 34 , 6 « r r - 32 No. 16 4 z o, , ~ i ~ Y V J ~ r 1 1 , 1 Y ' ► ~ . • _ • ~ (e) The intent of thin provfsion io to a1low recl3matir.-. of the land which tvill reoult in the establishment of a 1$ke of sufficiecit area And depth of waCer to be usei'ul for residential Gr . 4 recreational purposes. • , 5 (14) Hours of operation, unless atherwioe authori zed by tbe . g Director, Department of Building, ghgll be between 7:00 a.m, and ? 7:00 p.m. 8 (15) All operationa, conditio»s and standarda of perf'ormanaf g shall be subject to the lfmitatione on permitted uaes 9.n the QM 1() Clas4ir1cation, Sectlons 211.42.030 through 24.42.110 and Land 11 Rehabilitation Provision, Section 24642.120 of the King County 12 Zoning Code, Resolution 25789. 13 SECTION 12. Land Restoration. (l) Upon tho. exhaustion of 141 minerais or materials or upon the permanent abandonment of the . 151 quarrying or mining operation9 all noncpnforming buildings, . 16;structures, apparatus or appurtenances accessory to the quarryinE a 171 and mining operation shall be removed or otherwise dismantled to 18 the satisfaction of the Director, Department of Buflding. 19iThis requirement shall not require land restoration on projects ~ 20 completed prior to except those covered unde• 21"previously existing zoning requirementa. 221, (a) Final grades shall refleet the uses permitted witbir. 1E 234the underlying zone classigieatf.on. ~ 24 (b) C3rad3ng or back filling shalj. be made wit.h non-noxic~,r= , 25 non-flammable, non-combustible and non-putrescible solids. 26 , (c) Suah graded or back fillecl areas, except for roads, ~ ~ Z7 shall be sodded or Qurfaced with soil of a quslity at least equal 1 • 28 ta the topsoil of the land areas immedistely surrounding, and to ~ • 29 dPpth of at least four inches or a depth of that of the topsoil of 30 land areae immedietely surroundlng if leas than four inehes. . . . , 31 , , 32 ' , . . . , , - . + . ~ . M ' • 1 (d) Such Cvpaoil ae required by paragraph (c) above w shall be planted with treea, Ahrube, legumee or grasses and eaid . , 3 flora ahal1be so selected as to be indigenouo to the surroundinr, , 4 ares. , . 5 ( e)Graded or baak f 111.ec1 ,areas shall be rec 1 aimed in a b manner which will not allow water to eolleat and pArmit stagnant ? water to remain. Suitable drainage systems approvPd by thE , 8 Department of Public Works shall be construeted or installed if 9 natural drainage is not possible. IO (f) Waste or apoil piles shall be leveled and the ~ 11 area treated as to sodding or stirfacing and planting as required 121 in Section 12, 3ubsection (1), paragraph (c) and (d). 131 (2) Underground mining operationa shall not be left in a con:31~ 14 tion so as ta be or become hszardous. Mine shafts, sir caLrses, 15 inclines, or horizontal workings temporarily unused ar deJerted . 16 shall be biocked by solid buikheads constructed and naintfalned so 17 as to deny access. A locked manway or door may be installAd as 18 part of the bulkhead. Where shafts, air aourses, inclines, or 19 i rorizontal workings are to be permanently abandoned in accordanee ~ 24'!w3th good mining practice, the collar o~ portal to such wcrkirigs 1 21 shall be completely blocked by permanent bulkheads constructed of r 22~,concrete and/or steel or by eausing the eollapse of solici rock at 231,!-uch co11 r o orta i such ma er s o ism nentl a x p 1 n nn a t pe a y fill said 1 24lopenings with rock of sufficient size to prohibit the re-opening ; 251of said workings by natural movement of the collspsed rock by ' 2E~,ravity down inclined workings. 27 SECTION 13. Shorelanda and Tidelanda. Any fill placed upon ► a . 28 ~'horelands and tidelands shall be contained within an adeqixate re- , , 29 t;aining ~tructure constructed thereon so ae to prevent adverse ~ 30 ,~ffect upon other landa beneath the water. Trie design and construc- . ~ 31 ±ion of auch retaining strucf,ure shall be approved by the Director. " ; ~nepartment of Buildingp provided the Direotor may waive the above ( 1 ~la., , . ' a , t • •t~ • f • r'►'±C " ~ ~ ~•~;t.~~ tnin~* stiouctiare requirEment upon a ehowiiig, fsuppnrted by . ~adcquntc enKineer3,rig datia, that Euch retaining rtructiure in not 3 T1ece3: A2'y ta auch cnn1:ainment. 2io grading permit shall be SsEUpd . 4 to t'ill upon shorelands or tidelanda until apprave6 by tr►e appro- 5 priatF Federal, St,ate or local authority, No grading per.:nit 8ba11 g be Issticd for any filling spaward of the ahorvlandu ar tidelande. 7 5ECTION 14. Confidential Material. Upon rpqueat, the g llepartment of Building ahall release irjf'ormation acquired through 9 the administration of this ordinance to proper interested person:i. 1() For these purposes "proper interested persons" are defined as 11 follows: (Y) As to information relating to speci:'ic minina and 12 reclamation costs or to processes of mining unique to the operatoAr 13, or ewner thereof, or information that may aPfect advErsely the , 14 1, competitive positions of such operator or ovrner if released to tr, 15jpublic or to s competitor, "proper interested persons" are those I 160persons so designated by the operator and his authorized ap,ents. 17 (2) As to xeclamation plans9 operator4s reports, and all ► 18 other information (except information specified in Section (1) of , 19 this rule on confidential material) requ3red through the adminis- , 20 ~ tration oi' this ordinanCe, all members of the public are "proper, t 21 1,interested persons". , 22! SFCTION 15. Suspension or Revocation., The Director of 23!Biii1ding may suspend or revoke a grading permit whenever ths ' i 24 permit is issued in error or on the basis of incorrect lnfora:atlon i 25 !supplied, or in violation of any pertirient ordinanGe or reguiatieii ~ ! 26 11 or any af the provisions of this ordinance; or whenever any gradirl: 27~work Is being done contrary to the prowisions of this ordinance. ' , , 28 SEC:TZQN 16. Stop Work Orders. Whenever any grading work is ~ , 29 be.tn,; done aontrary to tihe provisions of this ordinance, the Direc ; r• 34lof Builcling may order the work stopped by notiee in writing served . 31;►on any pernona engaged In the doing or aaugi»g such work to be/,der►v. 32 . • . +,1 19.' , . ~ . . , . . _ ► . ! i - ~ 0 ♦ ' r • . Y ~ I ' I and any suc:h personQ 8tia11 forthwith stivp sucti work untiil autbor- , 2lzcd by thQ Direator of t3uildlng to procpeu with ttie 'r17Y'k. . 3 SECTtON 17. arAding Violatiotis. A11 violatiann of this ,4 ordinance, ineluding hazards and failure to eomply with terne of 5 the grading permit and conditions are determined to be detrimental A , 6 to the public health, safety, and welfare anci are hereby declared 7 to be public nuisances. All conditions, wtiieh diter lnnpection, . 8 have been determined by the Director of Building to render any ' 9 latid, building, etructure, premiaes or portion thereof to be used 10 or maintained in violatfon of this ordinance, shall be abatedr ll SECTION 18. AbAtement Defined. Forpurposce of this 12 ordina:ice, abatement 4f a grading vio] ation is defined as the 13 tet•mination of any grading violation by reaaonable and !::•rful 1-'= ~ nearis determined by the Direetor of Building, and provided for 151 i in this ordinance in order that the land, building, structure # 16 premises, Qr portion thereof shall be tnade to comply wit}; th+s 17 ardinance. 18 SECTION 19. Violationa - Miademeanor. It ahall be unlawful lgifor any person, firm, corporatian or other organization to allow, . 20 use or maintain any land, butlding, structures premises, or I 21:portiion ttlereof contrary to or in violati on of any of the provis- 22 ions of thiA brdinanee or any order is'sued by the Director of . , 2,31 Biiilding hereunder. Any person violating the provisions of this 24 section shall be guilty of a misdemesnor for each day such vfolat;_- 25 continuea. . 26 3ECTZON 20. Civil Penalty. In addition to or as an alternat. 27 to any other penalty provided herein or by law, any FersDn, firm, 2.8 corporat3 ori or other organization who violates acly of the Frovie- 29 i ohr; of thi ; ardinance or by each act of corimission or vm~ssion I 30 procurpa, aida or abeta euch violation era11 ircur a Gumu ative 31 civi1 penalty iri the gmount of ten dollars per day, per e*ch ` ~ 32 violation, plute bl,Llable eoets 01' the Depertment of Duild~~ ng, . ~ 20 ~ ► . ' r . • M • ~ I ♦ ~ ~from tlie date aet PAr compliance until sach viulation is corre4ted I w ~ or nucli notice of violation or order lo complled with. . , 3 All civil penaltiea will be enforcea and coliected in accord-- . , q anc:e Nith the proeedure specif led 9.n thi8 •ordinance,. , • 5 SECTION 21. Additional Enforcement. "Notwithstandinb the ` 6' existence or use of any other remedy, the Director of Building , 7 may seek legal or equitable reliFf tio enjoin any acts or practicc::, g and abate any conditions which conatitute or will constitute a g violation of this ordinance or other regulations hPrein 3dopted. . ~ 10 SECTION 22. Appeals. Any person aggrieved Dy tr,e gr3ntinQ, . • 11 denying or suspenaion of a grading permit, or by the abatEment of 12-a grading wiolation, pursuant to this ordinance :hall have the . 13 right to appeal from a final deaision of the Director, Departmenr 14 of Building. This sha11 not prohibit the Director, Department of 15 Building, from taking immediate action in cases of hazards requir- 16 ing emergeney aetion. The King County 8oard of Appeal8,as ~ 17 establ.ished by Article ? of the King CotAnty Charter, is hereby . ~ 18 designated to hear such appeals. 19 SECTION 23. Enforcement Procedure. King County Ordinanee 20 No. 1219, Cbapter Section 207, and Chapters 39 4, 5, E, 7, ► 21 and 8 describing Appeals, Notice, and Orders of Director of 22 Building; Prooedure for Conduct of Hearing Appeals; Enforcement 23 of the Order of the Director of Building or the Board of Appeals; 24 Performance of Work of Abatement and Recovery oP Civil Penalty ar-.i 25 Cost crf Abatement; are here, by referencef incorporated into thi: 26 ordina.nce aa applicable and shall govern enforcement xnci appellatr_ 27 procedures for aba'Cing violations as deseribed hei•ein. . . z~ MCTION 24. Severability Clause. If any section, subsectio?,t 29 naragraph, aentienee, olause or phrasE of tha.a ordinance is fnr atr, ~ ~ 30 xeason held to be invalid or unconstitutiotaal eucfi invalidity ar ~ 31 unrarictitutiionality 8hall not affect the valldity or conntitution- , , 3a ality of the.remaining' portiong oP this orditianGe, it beitig hereiT, ' ~ ' ~2l-' , . ' • . . . . • • /1'• . c 0 p 1' n ~ • , ~ expr•o.;,sly tieclurc:d that tha.p ordInanCe and each ::ectir4n, sub- ~ utct3,uti,pa.ragraph) nc:ntence # clau; e and ptir aze ttiereot' would , ' 3 liRVe bcen aclopted ~,rrespect'~.ve of the, fact that any one or n:ore . , 4 other aectiOt18 s suh-uections, paragxapha, •sentoneeo$ clauses or , ` 5 Fhra:tie: be declared invalid or unconstitutional. ~ 6 zNTRODUCED AND READ for thg f3,ro9, time tih9.s' day bf , . . • 7 19 . . ' . , ' g FASSED this day of - , 19 . . 9 KITJG GOTJPd'f'Y COUI'1CIL 10 KxNa C4UNTY9 WASHINGT4N , . 11j , 12i Chafrman . l~ • ATTEST ; ' s 16 Adminisf;rator--Clerk King Count,y Couneil 17 . . APPROVEg this day of ► ,lg , 18 ° Y 1 14 ' i 1 ~ 20 , I 21 } king County Exetutive s . 7 f 1 22 23 + , ( 2411 . ~ 25 , , t , 27 , . . D 28 . i . , ~ • ' 1 r i ! 9 y I i ' - 30 • ` . , ar - . . + < < . ' ' . . ' . ' . . . i 32 . , ~ • . , . , r , t e ' - ♦ r i i t " 22 Y + I I 1 . ' ,ZONE CHANGES POSTED ON ; JING MAPS ~ Application No. •71 -73 Res. No.-"- 347 Res. Date ;).4 - 73 . • * From: ~ . . Posted By:_ . 1 Date Posted: Acre s: ~.1 s Sec. Two. .2+ Range EAST (Wall Map) Building Codes Department Scale: 1" - 10001 (`Wall Map) Front Office Scale: 1" - 1000' (Wall Map) Middle Office Scale : 1" - 10001 (Section Maps) Front Office Scale: 1" - 400' (File Map) Tracing #34 (Valley Zoning Map) Scale: 1" - 1000' (File Map) Metro #11 (Director's Office) Scale: 1" - 20001 (File Map) County -Front Office Scale: I" - 1 mile (File Map) County (Map Room) Scale: 1" - 2 mfles (Scare Card) Middle Office SOUTH EAST (Wall Map) Building Codes Department Scale: 1" - 1000' (Wall Map) Front Office Scale: 1" - 1000' ~ (Wall Map) Middle Office Scale: 1" - 1000' . (Sectfon Maps) Front Office Scale: 1 " - 404' V+101* (File Map) Tracing #34 (South East Zoning Maps) Scale: 1" - 10000' I (File Map) Metro #11 (Directors Office) Scale: 1" - 20001 (File Map) County-Front Office Scale: 1" - 1 mile (File Map) County (Map Room) Scale: 1" - 2 miles (Scare Cards) Middle Office MINUTES May 11, 1973 ZONE CHANGE ZE-71-73 - UATCLASSIFIED TO A ZONING PLAN: INTERPACE CORP4RATION Planning Commission Recommendation: Approve as follows: , Unclassified to Manufacturinq: The N 1/2 of the SW1/4 lying northerly of Belmont Road and easterly of the Dishman-Mica Road (SSH #27) and the S 1/2 of the NV1r114 lying easterly of the Dishman-Mica Road (SSH #27) in Sectfon 23, Townshfp 24 N., Range 44, E. "vil. M. Unclassified to Restricted Industrial: The NVV 1/4 of the NW 1/4 lying easterly of the Dishman-Mica Road (SSH #2 7) in Section 23, Townshi.p 24 N. , Range 44, E. W. M. Unclassified to Minincr, Class II. The NE 1/4 of the NtiV 1/4 of Section 23, Township 24 N., Range 44. E. W. M. The E 1/2 of the S vd 1/4 and the SE 1/4 of the NW 1/4 of Section 14, Township 24 N. , Range 44, 'E . W. M. A. Reasons: 1. The adverti,sed area includes the brick manufacturing and quarry sites of Tnterpace Corporet3on of Miea. The re- classification would recognize the present utili zation of the Interpace propertfes and would allow the coranpany to continue and expand operations in the futures. 2. The manufactur3.ng operations are oriented to local clay deposits and must be located within reasonable proximfty to the extractive materials. 3. The Commi s sion note s the reque sted reclas sificattons would be more restrictive than the Unclassified Zone. The Commission has been approvfng requests for more restri.ctive zonfng tn the Unclassi.fied areas of the County upon petitions of owners or residenfis of such areas. B. General Data: 1. Location: Sections 14 & 23, Township 24 N. , R3nge 44, E.W. M. Section 14: The SE 1/4 of the NVv 1/4 ar.d the E 1/2 of the S W 1/4. (cont'd) -10- ZE-7I-73 - UNCLASSIFIED TO A ZONING PLAN (cont'd) Se ctf on 2 3: That portion of the N V1T 1/4 lying Bly of the Dishman-Mica Road (SSH #2 7); that portion of the N I/2 of the S'W 1/4 lying Nly of Belmont Road and Ely of the Dishman-Mica Road (SSH #27) 2. Applicant: Interpace Corporation Mica, Washington 92023 3. Site Size: Approximately 275 Acres 4. Exf sting Zoning: Unclas sified 5. Proposed Zoninga The Zoning Plan will consider Manufactur- ing, Mining, Commercial, and other classifications in accordance with exist- inq and contemplated land uses. 6. Proposed Use of Property: Upgrade Appli catf on of Zoning Provision: Chapter 4.21, Section 4.21.030 -1QA- cc t " 1!I t 1 l ° i'V j1• r~ l L lo++ v ~s~~nt4 ~h/ti~o, G H WA Y COMMISS-ON ~ Danrel J Evans -Governor • ~ ~ G.H AndrEws - Director nERARTMENT OF HIGHWAYS , ~ Office of District EnBineer N 2714 Mayfair Street ~e~hmenl 01 Box 5299 North Central Station ; Spokane. Weshington 99205 May 1, 1973 Mr. Charles Huggins, Direotor Spokane County Plarming Commiseion North Sll Jefferaon Street • Spokazie, Waehington 99201 ' Spokane County F1.anning Commi ssion , ' Agenda, MaY, 1973 ~ Dear SStr: This office is in receipt of the agenda of your May 11, 1973, P1aming Commission Meeting, and would comment on the following items: ZE-61-73 Agricultural to Restricted Industrial Since acceas to the Interatate is totally controlled, this office would not oppose the rezoning. ZW-70-73 Unclassified to a Zoning P1an This office would exicourage this action by the comrrdasioa. ZtnT- 71- 73 Unclassif3. ed to a Zoning Plan This office would encourage this aet3.on by the commisg3.on. ~ r truly youre, S~HO ~ LTER ~t. 11R~r, P.E. District Tng~.neer 'WRH: aw Attach. cc: HQRecordControl R~~~~V g"m D MAY 71973 ~ , SPOKANE COUN fY PLANNING C4MMISSION dt ir.di? 11 il•lt lt,/1►1 N 1:joliit l1a1l.1 F'rsirtr i1 f! I'•Nte 1 10,0fe t i e o, 1 11 .0 1 1. Alwn 4040 Ii„ ert,.1(0 . . v • ~ ~ ! • ~ • w APPI.ICATION FOR SPQKANE COUNT'Y PLANNYNG COMMISSION Z O N I N G H E A R I N G Court House, Spokane, Vuashington , .7j Application No. ; + Date: 4-2rL- iVame of Applicant; Interpace Corporation , ~ Street Address: - City: M-i State: Waa Telephone No.: t~09-~24-2120 Zip Code 99023 Existing Zoriing Ciassification: Unclassified Date Existing Zone Classificatfon Established: , Proposed Zone Classification: Manufacturing and Minipg Zone, Class III . Proposed U'se of Property: No Chaage Legal Description of Property: To Man.ufacturing: All of that portion of the S 1/2 of the Nti 1/4 which lies East of the 0:1H & N(Union Pacific ) Railroad ri g ht of way in Section 23-24-44 and all of that portion of the N 1/2 of the SW 1/4 of saa.d Section 23 1i .L 0Q=d j I e2capt uar portion of land 150 by 150 in the SW 1/4 of said parcel. ' ~~lininm Zonep~Class 111: l%eb'~f~ o~e S~7 l~h aac~&e ~-lf~+ of the N1d lf~+ of Section 14-24-44 and that portion of the N 1/2 of the Nir! 1/4 lying east of the (3R & N Railroad right of way, in Section 23, Township 24, N., Range 44, E.W.M. ~ ~ e I ~ 1 ' Site Size: , ~ Section. . 14 & 23 Township: 2 nqs; 4~t ~ . . Street fiddre s s of Property: , , . Who Holds TiLtle to the Property: t Int„erac:_at3_ If you do not hold title to the property affected by this application, what is your interest r 1n it ? Not Apnlicable Furnish a letter from a Title Insurance Company, showing the property owners of recotd, their address, within 400 feet of the exterior boundaries of subject property. . ALL OF THE FOLLOWI111G QtrESTIONS iVIUST BE ANSWERED: 1. V'rhat are the changed conditions which are alleged to warrant other or additional zoning ? , Ll) Appraval oP this aWlication will suthorize a rezoasiast of the vr. omertv. coanuatible to ita existing use. (2) Interpace Corparation's intent to ful],y comply Vith recent , federal, state and,~a.~„regu].ations mrtning, to land une W~ing_ znrll,n Ana reclamation. , , y ~ , ..r.~ . ~ • . 2. What facts j ustify the proposed zone reclassification based on the. advancement of the public health, safety, and general welfare't Since thi8 is an existing facility in ra.tion; resnaiaM ng 24rt.Aining t_ n~zbl" healt ,safetv and reclamat;k,on are q,1read,,,~r in vractice. ' . 3. tivhat effect will the proposed zone reclassification have on the value and character of ad j acent property s • None, the miae and plant facilities are pre-existing units. , lu ~ 4. Can a reasonable return fram or reasonable use of the property in question be secured under the existinq zone classification's Rezoning of the propert}r vi.ll not ePfect a change ia uae. ► , ~ , A plot plan or sketch must be attached containing the following inforYnation: (a) Scale of the drawinq. . (b) North point. . . (c) AiI dimensions of property, existing buildings, and proposed buildings. , r (d) Location of all existing and proposed buildings, or additions, with dimensiont; to the nearest property line. • 1 (e) Off-street parking area. , . . (f) Defined points of access and egress. f • ' (g) Date of the drawing. THE NEC]ESSARY FEE N►UST ACCOMPANY THIS APPLICATION. . The recommendation of the Planninq Commission in this matter will be presented to tbe Board of County Commissioners for finat action. Any person desirinq to contest the recommendation of the Planning Commission must request, in writinq, a hearing before the Board of County Commissioners no later than ten (10). days fallowinq the date of the public hearing held by the Planriing Commission. , . < !4, ~ tivii n r , ii.PACE VCR Dale E. Hirechfe Northwe t Area • Mfning 7 QeologiBt y ~ I ~ ' r L A TERPACE CORPORATION MICA, WASHtNGTON 92023 509-924-2120 TELEX 32-6406 April 30, 1973 Mr. John Konen, Zoning Administrator Spokane C ounty Plenning C ommi e si on Nort?a 811 JefPerson Spokane, Wa ahington 99201 Dear John: ' Enclosed with t'his letter is our appliaation for the rezoning of the land area uaed Por our Mica P1Qnt and mine Paailitiea. This packet inaludes: - the application fee oP #ZOO.QO - tbe completed application form - two topographia mapa of the area; one ia a general map, and the Qther set of four sheets ie a detail map - an airrial photographia of the ares -a copy oP the reclamation permit for the mine Please aall me iP I can be oP any further assietance. Sincerely yours# INTERPAOE CORPORA ~ ~ Dale . fffflirsc fel Northwsat Area Mining/ae ologiet DEH: dh enalosure mo: W. Karnes - Mica A. Moore - Hayward Schimenski & Leeds, Attorneys At Lavr STATE OF WASH I NG70N COMMISSIONER ~ BER? GOLE 6r'/'~t~ 1'' DON LEB RRASER ~ ~ i/~/ SYPSRY180R BOX 168 r~$ OI.YMPIA• WASHINGTON ..98501 eft July 20, 1971 LAI cy Interpace Corlooration 1S71 nn • 2 ~ ica JL'►1. WA 99023 ~ Re: Surface Mining Operat. ~ng Perm. ~t No. 10456 - ~ Gentlemen: HAR80R ApEA Enclosed is your Operating Permit No. 10456 permitting surface mining on a portion of Secfiions 14 and 23, Township 24 N, Ronge 44 E, W.M., Spokane County. This permit is issued ih accordance with the pravisions of RCW 78.44. , r 1J, The issuance of this permit requires fihe filing of a surety bond in the amount of ,~Four Thousand ($4, 000.00) Do I lars executed i n favor of the Department of Notural Resources by c coruorofiibn aufihorized fio do business in the State of Washington. Please oomplete and submit the enclosed bond form (SM-1) in tripliccte. To complete the bond f+orm, please follow fihe enclosed Sure Bond Instructions. (f the bond is not received b this office within thirty (3Udays of the above date, 4 b r our o erations mc be sub'ect to sus ension. R 78.44.120 provides that the , ' operat~r may file with the Departmen c cash deposit or an assignment of a savings acaounfi in c Washingivn bank in 1 ieu of the surety bond required. Should you wish bJ ai , io submifi a cash deposit or an assignment of a sovings account in lieu of the surety ` bond,, please contacfi this dfrice or our district office for the cppropriate forms. : The Act requires that recfamation activifiies on the Icnds coyered by your permit ~ shal l be complefied not more thon two (2) years after completron or abandonment of surface mining. The Deparfinent of Natural Resources must be notified within t h i r t y (30) d a y s a f t e r c o m p l e t i o n o r c e s s a t i o n o f s u r f a c e m i n i n g o r r e a l i z a ti o n o f ~ reclamation. Forms are available from our district office, Department of Natural : Resources, 6ox 489, Deer Park, WA 99006 fbr reporting the comp(etion or discontinu- otion of surface roining, fulfillment of reclamotion requirements, or acoomplishment C41 of seeding or plantift. . An dnnual bi I i ing for the perm it fee and oopies of the form for the annuo,! , report ~ ~of rcclomation octivities wi I I be mai led fio you approximately'thirty (30)`days prior to jhd`,flnniversQry date of the perm it. ' ytl _ . Pleose refer to tht above ,Permit No. when submitting inquiries or reports. Very truly yours, S BERT L. COLE t Commiss' ner of Public Lends . ~ D-M.Na • . BYt Donald M. Ford ; Enc1a:urCi: S • ' Assistant Supervisor: Reclemation ct~ Dcrt Por4. ~ Division of Mihes and Geology - , ~ ~ ~ • STATE OF WASHING70N BQARD 0 ti~~ ~ ~ x '~i.~11~ r'~ A,L 'a,t St0 U ~ C t $ 5 L7 ~ ~ 9'~ j'~ ~ '•~w.~~►~' P.O. aoX 108 ol,,mPio, wa 98501 . OperofOr: ~r- r,'±4 I Addreu { Ct9 WCist"i6l1t';lmn 99023 , PuRUOnt ro RCW 78.44 (Chopter 64, Laws of 1970) an 0 rePA1INC7 pennit ia hereby grontcd ro►he cbove-named operator fo engage in wrfooe mining on the properfy deseribed in the applioofion and maferial on file under this pemnit. The totol orea to be disturbed by surfoce mining, including the deposition of wrfoee nltntng refuse, sholl be in oeeordonce wifh Ihe reclamollon plan filed wilh and opproved by the Boanl of Naturol Resowoes under this pennit. Term I This pem+it shall be in effect from the date of issuonee and sholl romoin in effecf so long thereofter as the operoror paps the onmuol basic fae oi S45 pe► site and the cddifionol acreoge fee iF apPlieobte, canplies wtth the Surfoee-Mined Land Reelanotion Acf ord the rule: and regulotions pron+ulgoted fhereunder, oompiie: wifh the reclamaFion,plon, md mointoins a perfomionee bond as roquirod by fhe Aef. Change or Modificotion of Reclamotion Plcn The operotor shall obtain written a~ Pp~roval from the Boord prior rom+y ei+m~ge or deporturo han the approved reelmnation plon. Tl+e reclamotion plon may ba modiFied o: provided in RCW 78.44.100 ot any lime during the tenn of the pemntf after ►imely notioe ond opporfunity for heoring. ~ Tronsfer of Permits . The honsFer of thi:pennst ro onott,er ope.oro► throu9b sale, ossigmnent, leme, or~otherwise s+oll not be made unleu opproved in writing by the ~ Board. A tronsfer sholl not be approved unleu the successor operotot aavmes al) duties of the forrner operotor to comptete +he teelamotion of the tand and the Boord opprove: the successor operotor's bor+d. Bonds ~ A perfornnonce bond in the amovnt of Fut r r;oU* t (s A (}0 ) Oolior: ahall be wbrnitfed to ar+d opproved by the Boo►d prior to eomrnencement of :urface mining. The operotor moy submit a oosh deposit or Qn pssi8nmenf oi o sovings oeoount in the amounr specified in lieu of a perfonmance bond. The mnwun► of the bond dmll be wbjeat ro adiu:tment annuolly, based on the nuonber of oues ro be ' wrfoce mined a►d the number of owes fo be realoimd. Penoltie: This permit may be vispended, coneelled, or revoked if the operotor violotes any of t!ro opplieoble roquiromenh set forth in the Ac1 ar the wles and regvtotions promulgotad purwont tlerero, or if the opsrota foils to oonduet hi: operotions as speetfted 1n 11re approved recianwtion plon. , The ope►ator sholl ba Sufly of a Aross mtsdemeanor fa aonduetine wrfaee mining wjthovf o valid opsroting psrmif. Eaeh dq of opsrotion without o valid operating pennit conslilutes o seporofe offense. ' f lumd th:: i st aay of Januaty , t9 71 ~ ~ . . BERt L. COIE, Seuerory - • • , ' ` Boord of Notural Resources a BY , , , • ~ , . Dona$d M. Ford ••istanf Su~ervisor: P~cla~nai~ion ~ Division of Altines and Geology , . , . ~ . . , ~ • r t ` • SMr9 201 ~Permit No. 10456 Y 1 • 1 - - . t,,,- - rr ►~,'~}dN~ ~~v ~ ~ ~ ,~:-~c,-lyJ-.~ - ~ ~a~;y~. r-~ y.r- ~~y~ .-T 4A • - " . ~ y~ ' _ r _ ~ - ` - ._a~.. `r ~ „ r• ' r.r . ~ k ~ ,l' _ _ _ Y • ~ _ ♦ f _ _ _ _ _ _ ~,t ^ - Y " - 1 - z s . _ ti _ _ "t ~ M► ` ~^r y t ~ i~h`s ~ . " . x. ~ z 3" a _ . a- ~ M ~ ' V ~ ~ . ac r~'~, ~ F•;h~h ~ ! 4- - ~ ~ ~ ~ a . ' _ ' ~ ~ T ~ _ . ~ ~ I..1 ' H- < y. r ^ Y y { ♦ ` ` - " - _ ~ z' j . COUNTY OR MUNICIPALITY , f ifr1=2tal w A4 D STATE OF WASHINGTON RECOMAAENDATIONS BOARD -of - ~ • NATURAL RESOURCES - - SURFACE MINiNG ; P.O Box 168 Olympia, Wa 98501 TO BE COMPLETED BY APPLICANT - APPLICANT (TYPE OR PRIIyT) - ~ OESCRIPTION OF SITE ~ - aMRPAM 280 acre8 (apPrqx. } - _ ~ - ~ ~ AODRESS a , , ~ _ ~ . „ - , . ~ r . _ ~ • .f- ~ ~ - ~ ' . .r u ~ 1 " r - I~1ea, 41ashingtvn SEC ~ T _ , RGE d_ 6GOUNTY ~ - ~ ~~3_ 1$ &23 24- N #4 O w 8Pokane ~ OISTANCE ptRKT10N EROM- _ NEAREA COAAMUNITY' 7 ~ - a J - ♦ ~ TELEPHONE NO.. ~C 5W WA f 4-2= 15131168 So1It1$88ti a - SpQKiA@s, wBsh. - -d " - _ INOICATE -FtOPOSED SUBSEGiUENI`, USE Of SITE UPON COMPlFT10N OF REGLAMATION and Wildlife uw~ ~ ~ ' _ • • 5 ~ J ' ~ v t ~ a 'L < <y ° 'i a- e ~e - as...~ .."~'i ~ 1 s ~ i. ~y v -.T t4 ~ wr ~i s. 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'4 Y```- y''1M ~ R ` q 1 ~ 1 Y' ~ J ~ ~ r 4 -a~ ~ _ v- 1. y '~c+-~ . !K, - o T f' ~~C ~•~nr'~M3'ir ^~'F~ t ~ f A/~~ ~ _ ~'3° t' L ~ 'q''~~ 1~- a, _ ~-t"-.s k F ~a. ~'f r a ~ r^ ~ ~ H~ ~i~'- ~ ri a• , ^ "iz-~-a ~I~,~ ~ ~ yji~-~df'~- 1 ~ 2'~.~(.[*- ~ ~J"~ Y `b~ ~~r ^ ` _Y~e."~~ ' l4♦ Y ~w~ k ~ `Y~ia ~ lrs T a' . fy'~,u yt r' `~?~nFf ~ ~ - ~;,~c~ r r~ v r n=~ - r ' - - S~.e'~.°~~~'a~tn~- - ~,-'i ~rr.. ~a~_.~11.,•Nj~ay~t'~ ° -s iln~..~^3~31`'a` 4 f.-s a ~+S~.w~~ S'iv;~'~-' +~ii~r".. D~t.~ . 1 . • . r . . • • • ' • i ~ DEFINITI4N OF TERMS USED IN THIS PLAN ~ RECLAMATION - The elimination, ar abatement of undesirable on . ' ~ site ar oYP site conditions resultfng fram4 surface dietur- , baaces. Can be basic or long term and oP varying complexity. . , ` REBABILITATION or RESTORATI0N - The effort xequired or involved . for development of surPace mined land for epecislized usee. ' . , CATEGORIES of RE3TORED LAND USE ; A• GROPLAND - Grading to a mare nearly level topograpbyp ~ praviding 4 to 6 inchee of top soil, praviding Yar • , ' adequate water run off, ferti]Aze to gravide satis- • . : factory initial grawth. ~ B. AANGEZAND- Blend and cantaur grades xith surrounding - , . ' ' . F area, treatanent of soil to support grcwth of grasses. C. WMLIFE - 8trike off or blend gradee With surrounding t ' area, praviBian oP ground cavers and trees for pro- • .h - tective cover forr wild gsmeo Mey iaelud,e vater hol,ee. + , , , • . ' a . , , • , , ~ . • ' , ` , r a { 3 r _ . r r , r , . ' . • • . i i S S ' 7 • i _ • . S.. + _ ' . . ^ 7 , . ' V ` • ~ ' e f . . ~ ' • r ~ ` y 1 • ♦ • t . ) e e . < ( t r lr r . ; . ' . . . • r ~ • . . I r ~ PREFACE f The history of clay mining at Mica dates back nearly seventy yearep When the American Fire Cley Company produced ita firet fire brick. In • 1929, American Fire Clay Co. was acquired by Gladding McBean & Company• Thia-: operation continued until 1962.9 whea Gladding McBean & Cmpany merged xith a major concrete pipe producer. INTERPACE CaRPORATION ~ emerged sa the parent company. ' • Nearly every type of mining method has been tried in the Mica • mine during it'e existence. In early day8, clay was blseted Pram the , bank, hand sorted, and cleaneds before it wae sent to the pleat. At . one tim+e, mulea trammed ore car8 along s aersaw gauge track running ~ froa the e . . ~ plant to thpit This Was the means used to traaeport eley ~ . ~ iato the plmt. An uuderground mine was even attemptedp but thia scheme was quick]y abandoued because of very unstable graund coaditions. Todayp ' modern conventional earth moviag equipment is used to extrgct end $tock- . . Pile clays. But the point In queetfoa is •$av does all of thia relate to . reclamation. . INTERPACE CORPORATION has long recogvized the valneaf protectiag t its natura1 environmeat. A variety of rehabilitatiaai grojects have been implemented at our mines. Others are planned for the fuiture. Evea J t at N13ca., where We are f aced With the f'ull gamut of reclamatioai problemsv . , . ~ we anticipate nearly campl.ete restoration even on previauely mined lands. . Iiaweverp becauee our industry is higKy competitive and eelectiveF we ~ ~ must therefore establieh aa econamuic ratio between mining ead reclemation a&i&vv$V. ft effkt!Uve3k1q cammMmit a ~ Im -Mam a& MUMS a ~ ac tasks ~ ~ sckadmamA em-&-in yegw,, vS.t,h anatim ,,-~~mne$tP~sr~+ ~:~cebA a~s~ sb'' l`tl 1~s' o~it~'.~ r • Page 2 A• (3eology - This area is generally referred to as the M3,ca G]ay Deposit, bouaded by the Pre-Tertiaxy r rocke to the northp and Ca].ifornia Creek to the ~ south. Clays correlative to the Latab Formation, , . raage 3n color frcm yellow to greyi sh Vhite. The f ' entire area is averlain by the Palouse Formation. . ~ The thickness of either bed varies locally. n ' B• , Uses - Mica Clays are used primaril,y for manvlPectz . , - uring a white face brick. Other uaes iaclude refrac- tories and hollaw kare. Aa average of 15,000 tons of ~ clay hai; been extrected frm this mine annuall,y. . C• Mining Methods - Comventionalq rubber tired earth- . • , maving equipament ie used to remave overburdea, exca- vate and traaeport clay into the stockpiles. Self- loading ecrapers xith a capecity of about tvelve . z . cu. _yds. prove to be the most effieient. A motor • y . grsder is used to prepare roadvays, grade elopea, sn8 ' loosen c18y Por scraper loadiag. Rotary auger dril- . ' , liag ia ueed for exploration. ' p dragliae supported by dump trucke has been used A for deeper excevations. Thie method xas used when it k ' ~ , became impractical to use other typ,ee of equipomen.t« . All operstions are necessarily restricted to the , , seasonal dry period ia t.bis ares. Tbi.e ie aaacmal~y , . o , dwring the swnoer months end early faL].. . . . . . a _ , • 1 ♦ ~ . ~ . . • • s ~ . . PUe 3 IY. Mining Plan Mining in the Mica Mine has been done in a series oP pits. Selectian of these pit sites was determined by the types of clay required for manufacturing of face brick. The , . , Mica Mine bouadaries together with the identification oP each pit ie illustrated on Attachmeat A. It shou].d be pointed out the Sheard 23 and the NoocthaPit areas are actively being mined; • In the 3P Pit area, clay mining is finished with 75% of the area restored to Rangeland; The Central Pit area ia being used ' , + for stockpile storage. T13e Sheard 14 and Ch3,cego Ranch areae are ia reeerve etatuB. Both are being leased to sdjaceat ~ landawners. , Present plan call,s for mining operation$ to continue ia ' . . both the Sheard 23 Pit and the North Pit ares during 1971. Approxd.mately 40, 000 tons aP white clay will be extracted. . , The Sbeard 23 Pit xill be mined out or nearly - so by the end oY thia season. Operetions would then be maved into pre- • . selected reserve areas• These areae are to be drilled aad • developed durfng 1971. Final selection of new pit eitee will be made during the laet qutarter of 19719 • b Asauming our 1971 developsaent praves aur preseat reeerve pro• . jectfons,p m3ning activity wtll be carried on in the area , . adjacent to and eaet of the North Pit *reep and in the area ~ adjacent to the North Pit. Theee areae are marked Zones 1 , ~ ead 2 an Attaebment B• An estimated 10 to 15 years of pd.t ' R . . , . • , • , . • Page 4 life is realistie. The euccess achieved in mining these tao areas will lsrgely influence our decision to continue to mine ea8t into the Sheard 14 and 23 areae. 4n these two properties, overburden and drainage are the two principle coasicl,erations. It is generally Pelt, if theae properties , are approached from the west, these claye can be remaved at , a cost xhich ia feasible far the Mica operation. The operational requirements of the Mica Mfne axe epec- ialized and uaique., since our mine productian is based on manufacturfag requiremente which vary wf.th theproducts xe are able to sell. In order to meet all of these variationsp thie mine shou7.d be maintained as an integral fscility coansistiag , oP 8 series of operating pits, roadweys, drsinage, ead . etockpile eftes. . These operatfng areas may appear a bit acarred at timea. , • But ult3mstely, a reatored area is visualized,reaulting Pram aur Full Qrcle Surface Mining sad Reclamatian plsa. 1 t • ~ • ` 1 1 ~ . . • • ' . . a RECLAMATION PLAN FOR THE MICA MINE I• Introduetion The Mica Miae is located in gradual rolling terrain Which will coatribute to the elapiag and cantouriag required to restare the mined areas. Enough natural moisture ia available to aupport grase, and otber forms of revegetstian. To give the impreesion that restoring this area xill be easy., irould be false . ' The nrine has been in operation for aearltiy seventy years ► ~ and could Well be worked that long in the future. What x88 . once coneidered good practice in eurPace mining, ia naW aa environ~ntal consideration. These probleme sre f'urther cam- ~ aund,ed by the variety e of raw me~terial requiremeats from this p mine. It is not posaible to plan a sequential echedule of miaing and baekfilling one area 8fter another. Hawever, Full Cycle Mining and Reclamation is nat nex to . • INTFRPAGE CORPCRATION. We have laag realized eouad managemeat of our mining prvperties involves meudmum utilization oP our resources, end the practice of reolemation to pratect aur natura►1 enviraooment. For these reaeoona, ve believe ve can mine and reclaim this property euceeesPul.1y. II• Purpose and Scope The purpoae of this plan ia to pzeeent t,be propoeed reclamatian procedure to be followed at the Mice Mine baeed on curreat svailsble geologic and operativmsl knawlefte. . The plaa includes sll work a,rnne priar to 1971 aleng with projeeticns fvr Putvre operatims. , : ~ . 1 r ~ ~ cr ~ III• Genersl It is the inteation of INTERPACE COtPORATION to reclaim and restore thi8 property suitable faac Q cambination of ~ ~ Agriculturel Rangeland and Wildlife use. This wss ita nstural conditian prior to surPace minfag. The areap includitig the , mine is located in an ibclassified Zone. Sa the ultimate , reclaimed use of thie 18ad would be in camaplisnce xith the • . ' zonfng specificatione. ' i IY. Reclsmation Reclame,tion far the Mica Mfne can best be caa4siclered ia three principle categoriee, l. Drainage 2• 8creeningp ead 0 3. Pit and stockpdLle site reclamatiou. Our plans for each of theee categories are proposed e►as follovs: A• Drainage During the swmm~er of 1971, we propose to devoid the mine of reaidual ponds aad e~unps. Ddspoeition of tbe , Sheard 23 Pit wi11 be determined after the 1971 mining seaeon. In addition9 it ie proposed the mine area be set up- an a suetaining drainage pattern so aatural surfeae . . • rua oPY will contiaue through the paroperty. . Another project to be coanpl.et,ed in 1971' is a etudy of water treatmeat. Metbods of continuous filtering . , uaiag saud.$ crutshed brickp or other materiale Nill ~ be evaluate8. Suitsble chemi.cel trestment xill aleo ` be evsluated. ~ ~ . . . Page 3 ' ~ There are txo principle reasonB for locating Btock- • piles xhere they are. girst., the cley is readily available for transporting into the plsnt, and second, . they Plank the maia narth south hsulege road in the mine. During 1971, techniques for screening the stock- piles will be developed. A caanbination oF several varieties of trees end spreading top soil appears to be the correct approaeh. In additionf several varietiee ~ ocP local trees will be pl8ated in 1971 to aid In ~ formalating a final plan. Other possibilities includ,e • epreading of top soil at the base of the stockpiles so ground cavers and grasses caD be pl8ated. C. Reclamatioas and restoratiam of mined aut areas vill be implemented a8 these areas becoane avai.leble. Duriag miniag operatfans, top eoils and xsste vil], be . separated. In this wqy, the vaste cau be ueed ia baclsf'illing.p reserviag the top eoil far afi.nel . cavering. 1 At this timep the area deeigneted ae the 3P. Pit ie an area where restoration ia In process. In 1969 12 acres of this area Was leveled snd seeded. TWO dif- ferent grasB mixtureB xere eawed in separate sreae. . During 1971,p the resulte of thie ePPort'cati be more ~ ~ accurate],y evaluated. Also dvriag 1971,p fvtrther restoratioon of the ares is Wanned so further experience ` - - - - - - .f~fy~..e - --r..~•+►~s ~ - - - - - - - • . ' . . Page 4 with a variety of the Sodar Stream Bank Wheat Grassee mayy be obtained. The intent of the overall efPort in this area is to develop a tecbnique Yor future use in other areas, and at the same time restare the 3P Pit area to productive use. Ia crnajunction with owc awrn efforts, at~y available as8leteace fraan the United Ststes Dept. of Agrieulture - Soil Coaser- . . vation Service and the United States Bureau of Mines will be inveatigated. The reclamatian project at the Mics Mine i8 varied aad complex, but not impossible. Our plan places each task in order of priority. There are imm,ed.iate plms tor drainege ~ and continued reseerch in reclamation te-chniques, iatermediste • plans for acreening, and lomg range p1RUS f ar ccmplete re- atoration of eurface mined land. Y• a4his ~ is =our pleua for rehabilitating the Mica Mine. It ie an . ambitians plsn. It ie s plan f ar the developmieat of aurPace ' mined lands for specislized use. It is a plea whicb repaceseate. • the interest Il'~TERPACE CORPOiATION haus ia its aatural envlroa- . . • . r • ~ . ~ . _ ' 1 .r1C• ~iVfiit~Y`-...__ - , \ Pkxm ~ w3th a variety oP the Sodar Stream Baak Wheat arasses mqy be obtained. The intent af the averall effort in this area is to develop e tecbnique far future use in other areas, and at the same time restooce the 3P Pit area to productive use. In conjunction wfth aur owU efforts.* any available aseistance framn the United States Dept. of Agrieulture - 3oil Conser- . . vation Service and the United Ststes Bureau of Miaes will be investigated. The reclemation project et the Mica Miae 38 varied ead complex, but not imrpossible. Our plan places each task in ! order of prior3.ty. Z'here are immediate plaas tor draiaege i and continued resesrah in reclamation tecbniques, iatermediate • plans for ecreeaing, and long range plsns for cam4plete re- atoration of surface mined land. V• ilhis lis tour plan for rehabilitating the Mics Mfne. It ie ati . embitiaus plan. It ie a pl.an for the development of surfsce mined lentds for specialized use. It 3e a p3sa vh3.cb represents . the intereet INMPAGE CMUKRATION heus ia its nstural environ- - m~ent. . . • Y ♦ ~ / , `"'9~ - _ - _ „ . I1 A A ' c,~ Ja~u~ ~,~•ti~ SPOKANE CVUN! 1 ~ ~ * + "i ` " GPR 27'73 • ; ~L,ANNING COMN~CSSI~ ~ N• Sl 1 rlE"ERsON • = SppICANF. WABHIN6TO14 99201 ~A S~ w L - ~ 73 - ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~~o~e~. ~e~~~, v ctor W . Mullett 17 Cowley Grreenac Washington ZE-71-73 - A hear9,ng to consider a Zoning Plan for the SE 1/4 of the NW 1/4 and the E 1/2 of the SW 1/4 of Section 14, Township 24 N., Range 44, E. W. M.; that portion of the NW 1/4 of Section 23 lying Ely of the Dishman-Mica Road (SSH #27); that portion of the N 1/2 of the SW 1/4 lying TVIy of Belmont Road and Ely of the Dfshman-Mica Road (SSH #27) in Section 23, Township 24 N., Range 44, E.W. M., Spokane County, Washington. The area is presently Uncla s sified , and the Zoning Plan w f11 consider Manufacturing, Mining, Commercial, and other classifications in accordance wfth exfsting and contemplated land uses. (East of Di,shman-Mica Road, north of Belmont Road, and both sides of Taylor Road.) AFFIDAVIT OF PQSTING STATE QF WASHINGTON ) ) SSo COUNTY OF SPOKANE ) Being first dulY sworn, dePosee and says: ~ Th at all times mentioned herein he was, and now is, a citi2en of The IInited States, a resident of Spokane County, Washi.ngton, and over the age of twenty-one years e - That on eR (to , l9 personally posted three (3) true , and correc copies of the hereto attache ICE OF PUBLIC HEARING at the following places in Spokane County, to-wit: l / 2• ,06--2- - 4 30 ~ Subscribed and sworn to me , 19 NOTARY P'iTBLIC IN AND FOR SPOKANE COIINTY, W,ASHING'1'C~.V Re sidi.ng at Spokane, Washingtoa At said time and place an) terested person may appear fo r agai.nst, the granting of this applicati.on. AGENDA, MAY 11 , 1973 TELEPHOIVE TVO.: 456-2274 SPOKANE COUIVTY PLANN'ING COMMTSSION Time: Frid-ay, May lI, 1973, 9:00 A.M. Place: Gonference Room A, Court House Annex (Use 1VIallon Avenue entrance) , ZONE CHANGE 9. ZE-71-73, Unclassified to a Zoninq Plan a. Location: S ections 14 & 2 3, Township 24 N., Rarige 44 , EWM . Section 14: The SE 1/4 of the NW I/4 and the E 1/2 of the SW 1/4. Section 23: That portion of the NW 1f4 iying Ely of the Dishman--Mica Road (SSH #27); that portion of the N 1/2 of the S'W 1/4 lying Nly of Belmont Road and Eiy of the Dishman-M3.ca Road (SSH #27). b. Applicant: Interpace Corporafiaion Mica, Washington 92023 c. Site Size: Approximately 275 Acres d. Exa.sting Zoning: Unclassified e. Proposed Zoning: The Zoning Plan will consider Manufacturing, Mining, C ommercfal, and other clas sification s in accordance with existing and contemplated iand uses. _ f. Proposed Use of Property: Upgrade g. Application of Zoni.ng Provision: Chapter 4.21, Section 4.21.030 11 ~ ` sc I y 0 . \4t@~13 \ y 1 r~d v ~ ~ ~ ~ , ~ ~ ~ , ~~i ~u~r ~ ~ / . i~ ~ • ~.~..,op r r + i ~ If , ~ r , ' r . t11 # ~ *s n ' r tt ~ Ir ~ o- -1O ~ ~ ' ~ Ypu are hereby notif ied, that or~ ~Rin~~ ~ ~~7~ , at the hour of ~:~o of ~aid day in Conferen~e Room A, lV~allon Avenu~ En- tranc~e, Spvkane Caunty Court H+ouse Annex, Spokane, ~Ilashington~ The SP~KANE C~UNTY RLANNING ~~MMIS- SI~N wil~ tonduct a pu~~it hearing #o ~O~~IDER A ZOAIII~~ P~AN', ~E~7'1~73, BP~I~g{~R~I~ 8Y INT~RP~IC~ CaRP~RA?~~DN, MICA~ VI~`A~~I-~ IN'~T~~'. TN~ AREA I~ lAE~B~tTLY UNCLA~BIFI~D, ~1~~! YH~ Z4NIN~ PLAN' ~`IL~ ~aNBIDBR MANUFACTVAIN~ ~ I~INiNC~, ~~MM~~CIAL~ ~I~D C~?~BR CL~SSIFI~A?iUN~ IN ~~CORDANCE ~~I~H EXt8?ING AN~ CONT~M~LAT~I~ LAri1~ VS~~. General descriptian of area: af ~h~ ~~a ~hs ~ l/~ v~ th• SV~ i/4 a~f S~e~ti~n 1~, Town~hlp Z4 N. ,~enq+~ ~14 ~~.~tg ►A~ t~et port~an oi the 1~'+~ 1/~ a~t Section ~3 lyinq E~~r n~' the Dt~h~aa-Mica Raad (8~H ~~7); that port~on o~ the ~ I/~ 4f th• ~W i~rtnq '~1y at Belmont Road end ~ly ~f th~ ~tr~man-~lc+~ Raed (9~H ~~7~ ~n ~ict~an ~'3, Townehip N. ~ Ran~q~ +~4, ~.t~.M,, 8p~ket~• C~ur~ty, VI~~e4hinqton. (~~t a~ ~3i~~Aaar~-Mi~a ~ed, nrxth a~ 8elma~t ~c~d, ~rid bnth t~des o~ Taylar ~oed.f F~R FURT~IER DETAIlS cvntatt the Spokane Count y Plannin Commission Public W rks B'` . 9 , o uilding N, $11 Jeffer son 5treet, 5pvl~ane, Washington. Qire~tor of Pla+~ning Spoka~e Caan#y Planning Commission FORM BAB PLNp, COMM, 8-65 ~ FORM J. 384t12/6f; ~ • ~ • ~ TRANSMITTAL SLIP T0: DATE LO¢A ION: T~ ~ YOUR INFORMATION Q PLEASE TAKE UP WITH ME Q FOR YOUR COMMENTS Q PLEASE CALL ME F__j PLEASE HANDLE E::] FOR YOUR APPROVAL Q FOR SIGNATURE Q FOR YOUR FILE ~ PLEASE FOLLOW-UP a PLEASE RETURN TO FILE a PLEASE CHECK Q PLEASE RUSH F7 PER YOUR REOUES'1' E::] PER OUR CONVERSATION , ' - ,'L l•. ~ " , . P L E A 9~@ _RETURN ~ REMARK~ ~ .v~~'S ~s y.~orr i ~ ~ FROM f . C)FFICE OF TNE SPfJKANE COUNT1C PLANNlNC COMM1SSiON Mey 4 '~1 Da~te 1 19 To Title Company Planning Cornmission From Subject Zone Change, ZS-59-71, Unclassified to Manufartt~r~ nd Mi r~ g Zon _1a-e III Please furnish a list of the owners and taxgayera of record of all praperty withia 4{30 feet of the fvllvwing described progerties: ~ The E 1/2 of the SW 1/4 and,the SE 1/4 of the NW 1/4 of 5ection 14-24-44. That portion of the N 1/2 of the NW 1/4 lying east of the OWR & N(Union Pacific) Railroad right of way in Section 23-24-44. Th$t partion of the S 112 of the NW 1/4 which liee East of the OWR & N Railraad right ' af way in Section 23-24--44. That portion of the N 112 of the SW 1/4 of said Section 23 lying east of said railroad right of way and narth of Belmvnt Road, except that partivn of land 150 by 154 feet in the SW 1/4 of said parcel p ~ Also please furnish mortgage and laan numbers, with addreeees, Khen poeaible. Thank you. ZS-59-71, IInclassified to Manufacturfng and Miuiag Zone, Glass II . Inter"ace* Mi ca, WaehinBtoa ► ~ - , ; , . / ~ i . I' • I l f . . ! 6 f l A I t J • V . V • ' • ' ' , i . 1 ' , I V t 1 .I { . . I . 1 a. I 1 1 ' ' 1 ~ A r 1 1 ! ^ ' • . • ~ LIST OF OWNERS AND PERSONS PAYING TAXES CN P'ROPERTY Spokane County Code Number: Owners ar.d Persons within 400 feet. Application is for a J _ Certification of Title Company: I hereby certify that the following list of names and `addresses consisting of this and the following pages has been prepared froro the latest available records d is to th best of my knowledge correct. S i gne d by itle Company Da t e : 7. 971 LAST GRANTEE IN CHAIN ~ OF TITLE (0) AND ADDRESS PERSONS PAYING TAXES (T) 0' dittIAM cJ0 S ~Y2. SE. - RqT" ~ T s n^ P~IecC c J~J/~~- 9t)/ /41c74_ u/A0 23 o dz be f ~4en'A 6,oxv. -9~~ ~F sW_/~, s~ 114 oF,vw! : 260 G'IER~ey /Y/[L R-o/F.0 T E ~E Co~~• AUsIppANY, N.J.~070~~ sr oP Ny►/ ~NW~ 0!c S ~ ~ ~ ~ • W~a~ G• I~'~ /LLE~p, • 0 AlsD; b ~4ll~~ dLL T (sA ME) st~, 99023 AAOLt OAU c~ Lot S~ CLJ FFo,e D M. WA/45iN'r" i#- ` ' o~ YA W~ 16 t~ fi o~. oT 80,4& / ~ t caW Aa T SlCTO~ W. M LLLaT7' 0" r.I ~ Y N r~t u ~N~tG~ES DoNAL Q f. &AJVi~ S L. 1~~I~l~S S. 2, ~ aF Sisl% Sy✓% OF F . gox SS ~ T s M~ vJR Sf,~. S~C. l4- ~4-yif '~'~c ~~°t 1n1. 3 73.0 , That prirt ot the Southwest quarter of the Southwest quarter o: 6ection ` 19 14, Township 24 North, Range 44 East of the Willamette Meridian, des- cribea aa follows: Beginnir,g at the center line of the OWR&N Railroad right of xa3 17 and West line of sa.id Section 14; thence North olong caid Section lilne 283 feet; thence East at ri~t angles 313.07 feet; thence South Parallel with ►~lest line ot said Sect on 14 to the 8onth line of said Sect,oa 14; trl thence idest a:ong the South line of said Section 14 to the.cPaterliae ot the 0'd''n&N Reilroad right of r+ey; thence Northwesterly along the center line of said OWR&N Railroad right of wc~y to the point of be~in- ~ ning; EYCiPT the OVR&N Railroad right of xey und EXCEP'i' County road. ' Dc L eEx.r o mA,e y K. ~oX ZG s 023 "f /V4,?- q 0 14 o tinued on nex page • LAST GRANTEE IN CHAIN 11I)f)T,I,TnN OF TITLE (0) AND ' AnnRFw`3l3 I<< ~I'~~ Isl •I~ PERSONS PAYING TAXES (T) `eD , n ~ ; ~''i.:. i►!I' r . - - - - ' ~ o " C . ~~(1L►1~~~ 1 0 7' L✓Ej' ~2 1,21 8ox J3 T S A ME M J Ctt. 14.4 S • cl~ 42 3 o ApA L A~r i; y /07- ~3 o x 3 T DE ~ ~~D/t FiE C . Lr9i2So/1/ LoTs ~s > > ~ fl L/GL~~?N E LA x Sa~I 2~ I T A..,~s t~r 9~0 Z 3 ~GRREs7 S. Jd~ ~"~~tL S f o Z 0 7's T E E ~i o~N M, wf-S w. 99 0 23 Cf~~~ L E S •/►'l DD~ y~' o IIA Y tem. Aloob~ LoTs S t /o / ~S oX ~2 T 6PI+1 , rvi ~ t^/ACY. UD 3 , ~ Z3ENv7rqM1N ~ . OG iNE~,6,tb '0- 0 aj)"e&Arcs ot.1,,✓ cg&f , L o~ I! y&LV l D' L/2 ~ B ox ~ T sgM 6 M I CAl Whf~ oT e C or 144xG ~ Jl . D uc~! E T~ o~ l T sAM,E p/, F coucW ~ . 2-4~, M. Cr coucH , Lars 11~ •ilS l ~ y T ~ M. cs ~ C b C LC,4 99 02~ ~ JoHIv M. o 13 ox L ofis I 6 i l 7VI' /6 / . - / 6 TAA/DZ 4J, -/'I r/ s~ Dzi 74aNoLO CEE 57~X,e, P" 0 yT0 Y Cr ~ SZddE'.C. L o 7 s t2 v ~ !3 DaC ~ T V/•I M/VAf W#4,0. 019023 ~IESLFy !~'l. E~auTT ~ ' o sA~A ~4 F. E)S J? uTr ~ 075 T -IrA ME j►'IJeR- 994)23 0,6E470- F. 1141c r . 2'~ I ,6 ox s T ~-51~, 2j 0.2,7 . 11-5- ic-E4 iTZ-0' S o u 7N / DO l OF 0 l D LEP L. Lo7's 2~ t~ 3 D / T S4 M. 5 All c s#, 2pz 3 1eot3E~7' ~j. f`f~u/VDEALS' lo.' Lots 1+20-1-ors 7t• 12 o ~ L. TA un1A e c u `~t T ~ AftlimrW Mich, WAs,4. ADvRsS 3D ' , TA~ ~Ix~~ b Lo-r S X,.-~ Od /"t GoN Iz ~ F ~ ' ron~ ~C s ~ 000 000 , AS-0 .+-lo . ~ . OMW goo ~ ■ s ~ ~ ► 00 - • AWWMO - _ - - ~ 000 ~ opm ~ • ~ avow . 0 . ~ ~-0-00 ~ doo T . , 000 so ' ~ - - " ' ~ . LAST GRANTEE IN CHAIN OF TITLE (0) AND ADDRESS bey'r- PERSONS PAYING TAXFS (T) . ~ 0J. /4 C, Lz~~ s6~4 oF 2~- pAot CEG 41 15L14 ~ • T ;ve n~ k.~1 sW. 992U~ 0~T W, C o OK. VI. LEA-d C D OK N. ZO tO.oS D~ %dE ♦n8o7 r~vF. s~C• 22-2q-~f T C'SAM 6) 0 9,, 2220~._WCcL 22.414/- y0~.~ oEE~'~~E~v SoN f o vl sd & MW s a 0 ~2 p~ s D F -o olos T j3o x 3 ' Dtc NIr %f oF IV ,0%4 SEe. S 2.~. JLM~/~2 s, v_ 1/ uy~l' ~n°~ 260 C+! EJeRY tit t,GZA-b ~ T~tr rgiQ~'AC ~ ~,~es D Z~ ~lE%QF~V I~✓% ptJ✓ ~C s ~ o S ,~l o'r A61 o 7Yi6 E. OF oi.r,1M~ c-4 , r- ZyG p , N. DP (f Ft M o ne /2A •;,E,Y c- S.1 s 17' o F W► I s O' 7w /~y'~,~- 0 2 - ~va ~•7 0 sPOKA NE MEtNoPlSt 41o14 ES?1JIrC. ~r . ~DX b rr The North 9G0 feet of that portion of the , ~4~ Od J~h'1 1'~1 _ M~G• 'I ~~23 NorthMeat quarter of the Northweat quarte ~0 lying Weaterly of the O.W.R. 6 N. Railroa Company right of wey in Section 23, ToKn- ~ ehip 24 North, Renge 44 Eaet of the Mil- lamette Meridian; EXCEPT County road and ' State Highxay. 0 F~e,61) V'QEdMf} M• ARMM61je Pprt of t►m 111•I~ o* gp~{An "I, Town^h1p :1i T'rrt.h. Rnnrc F.In'.M., SpokPne Counry. Wnsiti nRton , Oenct• r?+c+•i e3 i vT•~ ; ~ T T►ertnninp, e* p point on the Y'fb-;t 1{nP of rii5o Nw'-. 9nn Peet ~ South of the+ llorthwest cnrnpr therpof; thPncP Sout.h elonr 6QX 6~ ~ sni(i West line 3u1 feet; the+nce on e90 derree enp,leb to the le:'t in An Epstorlv directi.on I-o r+r. lntcr:;ect.ion t•ith L',e Y:est rir.rit: or kAV line of StnLe 11iFht-c+}• 21 ; thpncr in n 11or.fwesterlv dtrection feet olonR aeieiiip.hornv ~7 richt o!' wpr lire to en intcrsection With t~,e FncL nrj l•!PSt ~ line on the 1'or th end of snid pT•ope:• Y,y; ,.thcnce rur.ni ~.r perPJ lel Mith the Soutb property line ot' ae:r, propertv ir, ~ e h'esterly direction to the potnt of beAlnninc+. J ~MZex-l. '23*yZ- 90/6) . All that pert of the northwest quarter oF the northvent o~JUT'rRIUAT/Oli1.4L ~Il°~ s~~ CIrp. • quarter of aection 23 townahip 24 north, ranRe 44 eaat, W. H., l r i n g east e r y~ o~& c e n t e r l i ne o f v ac a t e d Belmont Road No. 330 "S"; QCCEPT roed aloig the north T E~'C~ line oi •aid northwest querter of the northwest qwrter, 260 U/9I~.oeY ~IL 4-971 in 9pokane Countr, Washington. o pAi2slpPkN . , 0700 ' • All thet portton oE vacnted Belmont Rond 330S lyina vesterly of the center line therein in the northwest quarter oP the ~ northwest quarter oP.Sp 4nn.23.,townAhip 24 north, rapge 44 eaet, W.M.; EXCEPT roed elong the north line of eaid northwest quarter of ths northwest querter, in Spokana ~ County, Waehitngton. ~ - ~ 13~f~Z - 9003 ,....,-•------t ~ . . _ . . 1'.a..., ,r -.~T+•- "1r • -.i. :~.:.~U.t:. :r._i.•~:. n:. , I I Tt't e!t`• .~t':~+~t ~.s':~! iiT;) ~S 3~Lt:M O e) 2o'ms:tip :4 :;'rcr.. Aan: • 44 I.1.I. 121 lJ :o.^:J of gnd S:at• et sash:neten, rare ;@rt1eul6r1y desert`.Q •t tollo+ls 70-1r.n:r.r at 0 ZAAMAI po:rt et tTs 4ot lin• et •g14 Rortroa3t ~uettar (•'a;) 000 teet 3cw:h a' r• forc.~vest erMl thereatl tt.*--cr SwtA altrY sold Tw3t lln• 911.5 feet thencv a+ •e •ntl• 84 EoQe.s $04 T ~ 34 ■inutes to tt• 1•ft 1n a Southogeterly d:reetta+ 611 feet rar• ar 1ots te an 1nL.►• •ect1a+ wIeD t.:• test r1~? t-ol-•ay Iln• of t►.• Ccvnty Revdl tier.e• tn a ~ort►arll d_rtetfo~ slonr •.le r1c'+t.e[••e.~ ~ln• te on lntsrseetlnn• ltR an Lest and lost Itn• lccat.e 900 tNt ~i f.Z ~12 s O er SeuW ef tA• fortn llne et ss:4 seetla+ 231 thenco 'L63t elon6 sol• 1l.e• 492 teet •~e ~ 1os• te poir.t at e•d~+t~ contatnlng 13.5 sere• Por• R 1ess' R 41 7IC roLC eL+/14 : ; ~ Fprt Or Csii! t~'-'L Of c.ert.lyn 71. TC1'r1f•h1p 211 flOrtrl, Fnnre 11L i T- ~.M'.M. povrne Counr.y. l•Insi►ington. eacr pn ss 10 1 r07-3 ~ Rerinni nv nt n po1n' on thr. Yeat llnp of ;ni1' Ntr'•, 900 teet I~ Sou►.h ot' tho 1JorthNeat cnrnPr LF,ereof; thence South elonR ' an 1,4 Kea t 11 ne 1111 feet; tlionco on s 90 deFree enp.le to th• ~ leq:'t !n Pn Eratorlv dirtbctlon `.o nn intersecLion v•Ith t!ie k'est rlrw ot' wny line of Stn:.c iiifhvep 111-27; thpncc in a 11o^:Ixe.tLeriv directlon 115c) fcet alonR aeic liiphWOp zN-27 ~ riclit c.° wn}• llr.^ :o nn lntorspctton with tne Ep:.t nnJ !t'~at line on the 1:ort:i enr4 of sni:l p:~oper~v; ttience runnir,r perptlel vith the Sovth prope^ty line of asid proaerty in ~ • Westerly directlon to the potnt of beginning. - 11 ~ 3 11-4a - 90 /s G A1 i that art ot the of S^~~ i~PiTawnshtp 2L North, Range 4P !471, tn the County af 4poK:inc end Stats of~ Wnahlnqton, lying west of SeeoMary State Hlflhway 10•H, ~ O Iocatccl wtth and partly wsst ot Dlshman-l~lca Covnty Per• • a~ancnt Nlghray Isi, EXCEPT ING TFE1tifRGf.: the fot 1vwln4 260 CNet.°RY /LL &D aesertaea tracts ' PAPS ~ S 85 Beatnn[ng at a pofnt on the west lina of s:►ld 5ectlon 181ti.5 fcat soiitA of the i!W eorner of sotd Scct lonj tAenCe soucn et,• 341 cast to a polnt tn the DIznR.in-VIca Aood= ~ tnc ncc nortnsf ty along the restcr ly 1 tnc uf sald RoaC to t`ic wc;t line of 3aS4 Sectlon; t'vence coutn on LM yast linc ot said Stetlon to the place of ns0inAin9: Th• E7t 01' $0.^-*len 25 ^a" *_hat part of Lhe 9N} of 9ectton ?.j lyfnR eouLh of the •ouLh T line of Belmont Rosd C.P.H. LS snd eseL ot th• rfRhL ot wey conveyed to MeehlnRton •nA IdRho Railroed Compeny by dsed reeorded in Hook 6 of Deeds, pege 226, snd southerlr of addltionol trect of lend deeded Lo seid Rallroad ComperW by dsed reoorded in 8ook 22 T ~ ot Deeds, pnqs 324, (subeequontly deslRneted es rlghL oP wn,y o! (`rwgort- Meohlry;Lon Asilroad end Nevfp,etion Compnrt/). EXCEPfItrO TFIEREf'(tCil T11AT pert plattsd en Nfo• aeeordfng Lo the p1eL reeorded in Rook 'E' of Plate, pags 7, record• of the Audltor of a' 14liC A I M4 S' . 0 2 Spokane County, 1Ceehlnqton. AND EXCEPTIN(3 that pert thereof conreyed Lo Mioa 5ohool Dietriot No. 25 by deed recorded 1n Aook 196 of Deeds, pege 452, containfng the tollowing descriptions Beginning 60 feot •outh or the Southwest corner of Lot 1 is Block 7 of Mica, thencs wuLh 17 rodal thena• •set 20 rodiii thsna• aorLh 17 rod• thsne• west 20 rods to the poin0 of Dsginnfna, an~oxcepting thqt part of the NE`~ ? AI of •aid a-cL+^n 05 1v+-9 north of Belmont read C. P. H. No. 45.) ALL BBINO !n townbhlp 24 Mor`h, llan6• 44 L. R. N.. !n the County o! 9poken@ •nd StsLe of MashfngLon. (#;34 L~~- p~q~'*' 9o14) 0' 7T ~ a3 - o _ i tY~ O , 4- k&M-AA1 The Y1A ot the tollovina deacriDed proportyt ' ■ J: Thnt oat-t of the 51Wi of Seetion 23, Ta+nship 26 North, Awn,v,e 44 EasL ot the Willsaett~ n in the County of S;okftne •nd 5tats ot Washington, deacribed a• follorrst ft9g ~ ~+eiinnf ny. et Lhe poim of inLereeetion nf Lhe north lir►e • ot ttie County I:oaA wliich run• entiLerly nnd uoatorly Lhroup.h •ni:1 :ection (knoxn e• 8clmont Ro:id C.P.H. k45) w:th the •not lir,o c+t tlia County Poad whieh runs northorly and •outhorly ' throuRh aaid ziection (knoxn es DeLoont Ro::d N390S)i running thenco north along the eaat line of •aid Aor►d for a distaneie f of one hundred tifLy (150) feeCj thencs east parallol Lo the 't north line ot said HeLwnt Road C.P.H.N45 ror • distanee of one hunAred tiftr (150) raet; thence •ou0h one hundrod fifty " (150) [eeL to a point in the north lim of aaLd Bolmont Rovd 0451 lhot~c~ ws~t alonR ths,ttortih lin~ ef •aid BoLont Awd 1:~s:tc ♦t'eL~\ 1MaQi •P •Mia wmUwt w♦ 1~miw4wn4wtp. LAST GRANTEE IN CHAIN OF TTTLE (0) AND ADDRFSS PERSONS PAYING TAXES (T) , ~The of Lh• folloxlng deecribed propertye Ag UAM t~. 'fhat part of LM 51ri of Ssetion 23 Taraship 24 MorLh, +W T lG'~ .~~Rs^o• 41+ East of ths MillaaeLti~fL .,np in the County of Spokane and Stat• of Washin6ton, do acribcd a• folla++et ~ g9023 i3epinnirg. at the poirn of interssetion of ths north line i of the Countr Road which runs •eeterlr and xeeterlr LhrovRh seid Section (knoxn ss BelmonL Rood C.P.H. WLS) xith Lh• •Rat line of the CounLy Road which runs northerly and •wtherly ' ~ LhrouRh aeid Section (knoxn as Dslannt Ro,e 03001 runnind ~t thence north along the •aet line of •aid Rond tor a distan u ~ of ont hundred filtr (150) feetl Lhence easL parallel to the , norLh line of s4id BeLeont Road C.P.H.M45 tor a distanc• of one hundred tifLy (150) feet{ thence moutih one hundred tifty ' gs (150) feet to • point in ths north lin• of saLd Bolmont Reu4 1451 thence reat slong the north lirw of •aid Bolawnt Road /bS, orn hundred tittr (150) test to Lh• point of besinnina. 0 /o~l A C~ ~ ~ L Right of.w y.of Union Pacific Railroa Qn y✓, 6 7ti°CN direction hrou h the West ~ f the W-- 7 S/2 D~.'A11IC .W~' S . fl,f Sc~ r 7~ • . - Northerly Southerly directi n throu F thp sg~ nf~-Rac- 19-24-44 E-W-9- , 0 T 0 T . 0 T 0 T . . 0 ~ T 0 T 0 ~ T I 0 T ~ . - - - - - ~ _ ~ _ _ , ~ . , . . + , ; , ~ . r f~; a,v ~ ~ _ _ _ ' : ~ ~ ; ~ ; , , t ~ , a ~ { ~ ~ , ~ ~ ~ r = ` r ° ( = 3 ~ ~ ~ , ~ ' ~:f } : . ~5,~' ~ ' t " . ~ . . . 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