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The Mason County
Commission, after hearing
objections from several
neighboring property owners to a
proposed dock and boat moorage
float for Frank G. Brewer on
Hood Canal, delayed a decision
on a shoreline management
permit for the project.
Several persons appeared at
the hearing, stating that a floating
dock, as is used by many others,
would be preferable to a dock on
piling as Brewer is proposing.
The commission was told the
proposed dock was 171 feet long
out into the water and that it,
along with a proposed expansion
of the deck on the house, would
interfere with the view of other
property owners.
Margaret Livingston,
representing the Hood Canal
Environmental Council, told the
commission that group was
opposing the proposed dock.
She urged the commission to
set uniform criteria for docks on
the canal.
The commission told
developers of the Blue Heron
Condominium to get a plat of the
project on file as soon as possible
and that sales were not
permissible until the plat is filed.
An attorney for the
developers told the commission
that problems which came up
after file property was acquired at
a foreclosure sale were being
ironed out as fast as possible and
that a plat will be Cried as soon as
the problems are cleared away.
The commission asked the
developers to keep the county
informed of what progress is
being made.
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brown and wiry-haired. All dogs purchased for a $3
fee are eligible for a free examination at Shelton
Hospital. Call 426-4441 for information.
given
Mason County Sheriff's
were commended by
for their actions
a woman and her
daughter who were
in a boat off Harstine
letter to Sheriff Dan
Jail Supervisor Robert
said commendations
order for Deputy Shane
Reserve Deputy Gary
for their efforts to assist
of Steilaeoom
said the sheriff's
a call about I a.m.
les
in
Mason Cotmty Sheriff's
two juvenile boys
night on charges of
r
Y were taken to the
ton County Juvenile
Center where they are
pending action by
s here.
officers said the boys
in the Tahuya area
office received a report
in progress.
July 5 that the woman and her
daughter were in a boat tied to a
mooring buoy off Harstine and
had been left adrift after the
woman's husband had left the
boat after a family altercation.
They were unfamiliar with the
operation of the boat.
Shepherd said Brooks, who
had just finished a shift as a
dispatcher, volunteered to take
his personal boat out to see if
assistance was needed and that
Mattson, who had just finished a
shift as a trainee in the jail office,
had volunteered to assist.
The two deputies contacted
the boat and guided the mother
and daughter to Fair Harbor
where they checked the safety
equipment and advised Mrs.
Heaberlin to refuel and provided
her with a proper course to return
to Steilacoom after daylight.
Then then contacted the
woman's son and advised him
what time his mother and sister
would be arriving the next day.
Boat speed
hearing
is held
The Mason County
Commission again postponed a
decision on a petition for a speed
limit on boats on Haven, Wooton
and Tee Lakes after hearing from
both proponents and opponents
at a second session of a hearing
Monday morning.
The commission had held a
hearing on the petition previously
and had continued it to the date
this week.
Proponents of the request for i
a five mile an hour speed limit are
fishermen and swimmers while
those opposing it are those
interested in waterskiing. The
speed limit would eliminate
waterskiing.
Recommendations were heard
to consider each lake individually
and to consider limiting hours for
waterskiing on the lakes to the
midday hours.
A petition from property
owners at Haven Lake was
presented, asking that they be
allowed to continue the way they
are at present under their own
rules, which are enforced by the
property owners association and a
reserve deputy sheriff who has
property on the lake.
Breathe and burn
Thoughts that breathe, and words
that burn. Thomas Gray
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