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Long Lake
Management District #21
Community Meeting
January 22, 2019
Lacey Community Center
Funding lake enhancements since 1983
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Thurston County Public Works Department
● Tim Wilson, Water Resources Division Manager
● Paula Cracknell, Aquatic Resource Specialist
● With guidance from the Steering Committee, are responsible for implementing & managing LMD activities
● Provide technical expertise to support LMD programs & projects
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Neighborhood Representatives
● Afflerbaugh Island
Ken Moller, John & Jane O’Brien
● Holmes Island
John Woodford, Richard Brantner
● Lake Forest
Kathleen Emmett, Vacant
● Lakeridge/Panorama Point
Jim Dunn, Steve Kalenius
● Long Lake Drive
Rocky VanScyoc, Joe Daniels
● Long Lake Drive South/Arbors
Chuck Ziegert, David Bell
● Mayes Road
Eric Moore, Vacant
● TimberlakeEric Casino, Vacant
● Reflection Point /20th Ave.
Vacant, Vacant
● Shorewood Villa/Carpenter RoadVickie Tuvey, Vacant
● Walthew Drive/Kyro RoadDoug Karman, Susan Draper
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Where to get Information
● Contact your Steering Committee Representative
● Informative newsletters published
● Spring & Fall
● Facebook page
● facebook.com/whatsuplonglake
● County Web Site
www.co.thurston.wa.us/tcweeds/lakes/lakes-home_nw.html
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2019 Long Lake Boat Ramp
Remodel/Reconstruction
Presenter:
Brian Mitchell
Washington State Dep’t of Fish & Wildlife
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Long Lake access site redevelopment
Needed Improvements
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Needed Improvements
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Long Lake Boat Ramp Redevelopment
1. New launch 2. Remove berm 3. New wall curb
4. Rain garden 5. New fence 6. New asphalt
7. New toilet 8. Pervious parking 9. New gate
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2017
August 2017Receive RCO funding
February 2018 Submit Permits
May 31, 2019 Award bids Hire contractors
July 1, 2019 Begin Construction
October 31, 2019 Project 90+% Complete
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Project Proposed Timeline
Readiness
2018
February 2019 Finalize Construction Documents
NOTE:Dates are approximate. If 2019 inwater window is missed due to permit delays, project may be delayed until 2020
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Our challenge is to:
● Monitor & Manage Noxious and Native Weed growth to Balance Recreational and Ecological needs
● Monitor Water Quality including Algae growth
● Act in the Interest of our Members with County Government.
● Education of our Members
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2018 Financial performance
Beginning Fund Balance $189,670
Revenue from Assessment and other fees 195,521
One time adjustment for vehicle accrual 22,876
Total Funds Available $408,067
Expenses:
Salaries & Payroll Expenses $ 26,893
Operating Expenses 7,301
Interfund Costs 25,201
Harvesting/Herbicide/Education 33,990
Total Expenses $ 93,388
Estimated Ending Fund Balance $314,679
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2019 Budget (est)
Beginning Fund Balance $314,679
Revenue from Assessment and other fees 199,558
Total Funds Available $514,237
Expenses:
Salaries & Payroll Expenses $ 47,291
Operating Expenses 7,301
Interfund Costs 10,190
Harvesting/Herbicide/Testing/Education 108,260
Total Expenses 173,034
Reserve fund (Alum Treatment 2027) 100,000
Total Expenses $273,034
Estimated Ending Fund Balance $241,203
Action Plans
What are LMD Plans?Continue Weed Mgmt●Initiate an expanded water testing Plan●Funds for an Alum treatment 2027-2030● Education
What Can You Do?● Septic Maintenance● Fertilizer Selection ● Slope of your yard● Downspout drainage●Pick up animal waste
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Long Lake Weed Report
Presenter:
Susan Draper
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Weeds in Long Lake
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Long Lake Water Quality Trends
Presenter:
Paula Cracknell
Thurston County17
Shallow Lake High Biological Productivity
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Increasing Chlorophyll and Phosphorus= Decreasing Water Clarity
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North BasinTrophic State Indices
Chlorophyll a TSI Phosphorus TSI Secchi TSI
Eutrophic
Mesotrophic
Oligotrophic
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Increasing Chlorophyll and Phosphorus= Decreasing Water Clarity
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South BasinTrophic State Indices
Chlorophyll a TSI Phosphorus TSI Secchi TSI
Eutrophic
Mesotrophic
Oligotrophic
Water Quality Testing - Eric Moore
●Water Temperature Changes●Nutrient Concentrations/changes●Storm water impact on nutrients●Quantify water chemistry during Blooms●Generate additional data for Alum treatment
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Shoreline Master Program
Presenter:
John Woodford
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Thurston County Shoreline Stakeholders Coalition
Coalition Steering Committee Members:● John Woodford – LMD-SC, Chair Coalition● Susan Draper – LMD-SC● Eric Casino – LMD-SC● Meredith Rafferty – Boston Harbor resident● Any Anderson – Past LMD-SC● Robert Lanouette – Long Lake Resident
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Representing Property Owners:
Long Lake
Pattison Lake
Lake Lawrence
Black LakeNisqually River
Boston Harbor
Coalition gains to date:
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●Got a seat at the table
●Rebuild in old footprint
●Maintained the 50ft setback vs going to 75ft
●Maintenance and repair can go forward without a Substantial Development Permit
KEY ISSUES
● Legally Constructed structures be labeled “Conforming”
● Reconstruction and Remodel in the existing footprint be added as an exemption from SDP
● Consider both positive and negative impacts of new Development
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KEY ISSUES
● Not use Marine requirements for Fresh Water Docks
● Set the exemption retail value for repair/replacement of existing fresh water dock at $20,000 vs $10,000.
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KEY ISSUES Continued
●Establish a list of maintenance, repair projects that can be done in the buffer under the exemption
●Language be added to protect existing uses
●Mitigation Banking to encourage voluntary improvements
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KEY ISSUES Continued
●Be less restrictive on bulkheads by Recognizing the significant damage 4 ft waves have on the shoreline
●Allow decks in the buffer
●Allow landward development in the buffer behind the legally constructed structure
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• Attend Planning Commissioners Meetings
• Attend SMP Open House• Send Letters to the
Planning Commissioners• Give us your email
address so we can keep you informed
We need your Help:
Miscellaneous Questions & Input
● Questions
● Discussion
Thank you for coming!
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