PLVC Minutes Book for 2007 - Pl-wa.org
PLVC Minutes Book for 2007 - Pl-wa.org
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AUGUST 2, <strong>2007</strong> <strong>PLVC</strong> GENERAL MEETING<br />
<strong>Minutes</strong><br />
The meeting <strong>wa</strong>s convened at 3:00 p.m. Present: Bill Browne, Gene Carmody, Don Clarke. Tony Durham,<br />
Adele Govert, Tom McCay, Jack McKay, Dan Meade, Larry Nobles, Allen Panasuk, Vaughn Bradshaw.<br />
Absent: Frank Siler.<br />
Mea Graham served as Recording Secretary<br />
L. Nobles called the meeting to order at 3:05 p.m. and ensured that there <strong>wa</strong>s a quorum. Approximately<br />
14 persons were in attendance<br />
Guest Speaker:<br />
MSP to approve the minutes of the July 5 general meeting. (All ayes)<br />
These minutes and the workshop meeting will be posted on the website by Monday.<br />
Community Reports<br />
Jefferson County Administrator –John Fischbach<br />
The median lights on Paradise Bay Road will be installed this month.<br />
Update on the status of the mediation: The Buck Law Group has been retained on a not to exceed basis<br />
of $15,000 to evaluate whether or not mediation appears to have a reasonable chance of success.<br />
Yesterday they completed the last of the interviews of participants to the mediation. They had hoped to<br />
have a preliminary assessment completed by Friday. They will provide an initial impression as soon as<br />
possible and hope to have that completed by early next week.<br />
The Port Ludlow Appellate Hearing Examiner should be announced next week.<br />
Port Ludlow Associates – Miriam Villiard reported that the Olympic Terrace roads are in and paved. The<br />
Kitsap Creative homes model is ready <strong>for</strong> this weekend with November as a goal <strong>for</strong> completing two<br />
additional model homes. PLA looks <strong>for</strong><strong>wa</strong>rd to giving any one a tour.<br />
Ludlow Cove II is set currently <strong>for</strong> 45 homes – engineers’ studies of roads and other issues may change<br />
that number. PLA should be able to go over details with the <strong>PLVC</strong> CDC committee by late August.<br />
Ludlow Bay Village – mediation process is well under<strong>wa</strong>y.<br />
T McCay inquired about various emails referring to the Teal Lake Rd widening project and PLA’s position<br />
in regard to the concerns of a few individuals. According to John Fischbach, the bond is good (200%)<br />
with work scheduled <strong>for</strong> October. After completion the road should be up-to-code.<br />
Fire District #3 – no report.<br />
Treasurer’s Report:<br />
MSP to accept the Treasurer’s Report. (All ayes) See Appendix 1 <strong>for</strong> Treasurer’s Report.<br />
Committee Reports:<br />
Communications Committee – Jack McKay presented a revised brochure on <strong>PLVC</strong>. Ideas <strong>for</strong> distribution<br />
were discussed.<br />
Community Development – Tom McCay stated that since there have not been any construction projects<br />
proposed, there <strong>wa</strong>s no need to hold a meeting of the CDC.<br />
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