On Feb 4, 2014, at 5:59 PM, Lynne Kelly wrote: Attached is a much smaller/affordable bid from Harmsen in case we want to try to get by with less but sooner. I asked him to focus on the curve of the road which includes Dave Faigins uphill (east) driveway, since the Sno Co engineers map showed it was on MIR road right-of-way, and we might need it to drive on. Dave Faigin is being more than patient with us and Id sure like to get him at least one driveway back asap. The landslide did not damage his driveway. We need to make this right. In retrospect, I guess Im the tin man even though I got rid of 15 vehicles these past couple years. Sent from my iPhone On Feb 7, 2014, at 2:30 PM, Lynne Kelly wrote: Im Dorothy. I wanna be Dorothy. I got red shoes. Sent from my Windows Phone From: Patty Harbaugh Sent: 2/7/2014 4:47 PM To: Jim Blair; blynnekelly@msn; bkctryskier@yahoo; thomasgrenier48@hotmail; Zan Oliphant; cbur82@aol; garydhubbard@hotmail; juliarakin@gmail; Phil Reichel; Mark Bollman Subject: Re: Volunteers pick me! pick me ! Ill spread David I think Dorothy, the Tin Man and the cowardly lion resigned!! -P From: Jim Blair To: blynnekelly@msn ; bkctryskier@yahoo ; thomasgrenier48@hotmail ; Zan Oliphant ; cbur82@aol ; garydhubbard@hotmail ; pattynharv@yahoo ; juliarakin@gmail ; Phil Reichel ; Mark Bollman Sent: Friday, February 7, 2014 10:27 AM Subject: RE: Volunteers pick me! pick me ! Ill spread David So is this a straw poll or is Mark our straw man? IF so, where are Dorothy, the Tin man and the cowardly lion? Jim Blair To: bkctryskier@yahoo; thomasgrenier48@hotmail; carnuck@hotmail; [email protected]; cbur82@aol; garydhubbard@hotmail; Pattynharv@yahoo; juliarakin@gmail; pereichel2000@yahoo; markbollman@yahoo From: blynnekelly@msn Subject: RE: Volunteers pick me! pick me ! Ill spread David Date: Fri, 7 Feb 2014 13:22:08 -0500 I volunteer to spread straw all over Dave. Maybe Anita and our Prez, too. And Phil! New guy should get the Straw Treatment... Sent from my Windows Phone From: David MacFarlane Sent: 2/7/2014 1:03 PM To: Lynne Kelly; Tom Grenier; Blair Jim; Zan Oliphant; Shultz Anita; Gary Hubbard; Patty Harbaugh; Julia Akin; Phil Reichel; Mark Bollman Subject: Volunteers pick me! pick me ! Ill spread David -------------------------------------------- On Fri, 2/7/14, Mark Bollman wrote: Subject: Fw: Volunteers Needed To: Lynne Kelly , Tom Grenier , Blair Jim , Zan Oliphant , Shultz Anita , Gary Hubbard , MacFarlane Dave , Patty Harbaugh , Julia Akin , Phil Reichel Date: Friday, February 7, 2014, 9:53 AM ----- Forwarded Message ----- From: Mark Bollman To: Lynne Kelly ; Tom Grenier ; Janice Dobbs ; Blair Jim ; Zan Oliphant ; Shultz Anita ; Gary Hubbard ; MacFarlane Dave ; Patty Harbaugh ; Julia Akin ; Phil Reichel Cc: Sent: Monday, February 3, 2014 8:39 AM Subject: Volunteers Needed Snohomish County inspector man told me in person on Friday that he needs to tell his boss today that MIRCC promises to spread straw on the mud dumped on the riverside of the road from top of switchbacks to railroad bridge. This has nothing to do with Garys, USFS, or any mud on the inside of the road. Just mud thats between road and river upstream from Sunset Falls. Tom and I spread six bales of straw that Georgia Hopkins brought us; we got about half done. So I need volunteers with pickup truck and tall rubber boots to fetch and spread straw (not hay) this week. Straw comes from Dels in Monroe, the blue trailers along Hwy 2 between Sultan-Monroe, or ACE feed store in Sultan. Lynne mentioned that it could be worth asking for old nasty straw that horse people dont want, it might be free or discounted. I recommend about 8 bales to start. Give me or Lynne receipt so we can get it to the bookkeeper to get you reimbursed. Lynne has lots of experience with straw if anyone needs advice or hints. If volunteers dont get this done this week Ill have to tell county man that we need to hire someone to do it. Im Dorothy. I wanna be Dorothy. I got red shoes. Sent from my Windows Phone From: Patty Harbaugh Sent: 2/7/2014 4:47 PM To: Jim Blair; blynnekelly@msn; bkctryskier@yahoo; thomasgrenier48@hotmail; Zan Oliphant; cbur82@aol; garydhubbard@hotmail; juliarakin@gmail; Phil Reichel; Mark Bollman Subject: Re: Volunteers pick me! pick me ! Ill spread David I think Dorothy, the Tin Man and the cowardly lion resigned!! -P From: Jim Blair To: blynnekelly@msn ; bkctryskier@yahoo ; thomasgrenier48@hotmail ; Zan Oliphant ; cbur82@aol ; garydhubbard@hotmail ; pattynharv@yahoo ; juliarakin@gmail ; Phil Reichel ; Mark Bollman Sent: Friday, February 7, 2014 10:27 AM Subject: RE: Volunteers pick me! pick me ! Ill spread David So is this a straw poll or is Mark our straw man? IF so, where are Dorothy, the Tin man and the cowardly lion? Jim Blair To: bkctryskier@yahoo; thomasgrenier48@hotmail; carnuck@hotmail; [email protected]; cbur82@aol; garydhubbard@hotmail; Pattynharv@yahoo; juliarakin@gmail; pereichel2000@yahoo; markbollman@yahoo From: blynnekelly@msn Subject: RE: Volunteers pick me! pick me ! Ill spread David Date: Fri, 7 Feb 2014 13:22:08 -0500 I volunteer to spread straw all over Dave. Maybe Anita and our Prez, too. And Phil! New guy should get the Straw Treatment... Sent from my Windows Phone From: David MacFarlane Sent: 2/7/2014 1:03 PM To: Lynne Kelly; Tom Grenier; Blair Jim; Zan Oliphant; Shultz Anita; Gary Hubbard; Patty Harbaugh; Julia Akin; Phil Reichel; Mark Bollman Subject: Volunteers pick me! pick me ! Ill spread David -------------------------------------------- On Fri, 2/7/14, Mark Bollman wrote: Subject: Fw: Volunteers Needed To: Lynne Kelly , Tom Grenier , Blair Jim , Zan Oliphant , Shultz Anita , Gary Hubbard , MacFarlane Dave , Patty Harbaugh , Julia Akin , Phil Reichel Date: Friday, February 7, 2014, 9:53 AM ----- Forwarded Message ----- From: Mark Bollman To: Lynne Kelly ; Tom Grenier ; Janice Dobbs ; Blair Jim ; Zan Oliphant ; Shultz Anita ; Gary Hubbard ; MacFarlane Dave ; Patty Harbaugh ; Julia Akin ; Phil Reichel Cc: Sent: Monday, February 3, 2014 8:39 AM Subject: Volunteers Needed Snohomish County inspector man told me in person on Friday that he needs to tell his boss today that MIRCC promises to spread straw on the mud dumped on the riverside of the road from top of switchbacks to railroad bridge. This has nothing to do with Garys, USFS, or any mud on the inside of the road. Just mud thats between road and river upstream from Sunset Falls. Tom and I spread six bales of straw that Georgia Hopkins brought us; we got about half done. So I need volunteers with pickup truck and tall rubber boots to fetch and spread straw (not hay) this week. Straw comes from Dels in Monroe, the blue trailers along Hwy 2 between Sultan-Monroe, or ACE feed store in Sultan. Lynne mentioned that it could be worth asking for old nasty straw that horse people dont want, it might be free or discounted. I recommend about 8 bales to start. Give me or Lynne receipt so we can get it to the bookkeeper to get you reimbursed. Lynne has lots of experience with straw if anyone needs advice or hints. If volunteers dont get this done this week Ill have to tell county man that we need to hire someone to do it. Zan Fyi First a logging company a few years ago paid MIR $150,000.00 to use our roads for a few months What do you think PUD would pay to use our roads and community beach in G section to put in a dam? Giving roads to G section is not a option at this time if PUD goes forward with a bridge. we need these roads and community beach for negotiating power. I think money from this could be used to finance a new Payton creek Bridge? Fact Canyon Falls home owner association is only a HOA in name only. As of last summer. They do not have A 100% the owners Signed up. And their past President Fred Slusser Does not believe they ever will. This would be no different then Lynn registering the name Payton Creek Hoa and Mir selling her the road and giving her control over access to all owners on that road .And to charge the owners for access over her road? This is the reason Lynn got on the board? I would have no problem discussing this if and when PUD decides their will be no dam project. But again one of the problems in the past has been they do not have a 100% of the owners over their on Board. They will not encumber their property To CFHOA. Ron Zan Anita and Thom B and myself Spread all the hay that Zan picked up today. Zan was headed out to get another load and he will dump it off tonight so far Anita and myself will be headed out tomorrow (8AM) morning to spread the rest. If anyone would like to join us please do. Got your call Julia I hope that we will be done tomorrow. Tom > CC: blynnekelly@msn; thomasgrenier48@hotmail;janmardo@yahoo; carnuck@hotmail; [email protected];cbur82@aol; garydhubbard@hotmail; bkctryskier@yahoo;Pattynharv@yahoo; pereichel2000@yahoo > From: juliarakin@gmail > Subject: Re: Volunteers Needed > Date: Fri, 7 Feb 2014 13:54:13 -0800 > To: markbollman@yahoo > > I will be up on Sunday. I can help with anything left to do. > > -Julia > > On Feb 3, 2014, at 8:39 AM, Mark Bollman wrote: > > > Snohomish County inspector man told me in person on Friday that he needs to tell his boss today that MIRCC promises to spread straw on the mud dumped on the riverside of the road from top of switchbacks to railroad bridge. This has nothing to do with Garys, USFS, or any mud on the inside of the road. Just mud thats between road and river upstream from Sunset Falls. Tom and I spread six bales of straw that Georgia Hopkins brought us; we got about half done. So I need volunteers with pickup truck and tall rubber boots to fetch and spread straw (not hay) this week. Straw comes from Dels in Monroe, the blue trailers along Hwy 2 between Sultan-Monroe, or ACE feed store in Sultan. Lynne mentioned that it could be worth asking for old nasty straw that horse people dont want, it might be free or discounted. I recommend about 8 bales to start. Give me or Lynne receipt so we can get it to the bookkeeper to get you reimbursed. Lynne has > > lots of experience with straw if anyone needs advice or hints. If volunteers dont get this done this week Ill have to tell county man that we need to hire someone to do it. > > I asked about a bi-annual or 5 year certification and ADI said due to the amount of rust that has built up under the bridge, he would like the load test to be repeated annually. -Julia On Feb 8, 2014 3:35 PM, Gary Hubbard wrote: What would possibly make you think that Sky Valley Excavations insurance would not cover him while working on our landslide? The problem with the bridge is that Mark H was made aware (during a board meeting) that we could not get it certified. When we did finally get it certified for 18,000 pounds, the engineer (ADI) told us that it must be re-certified annually. Its now been more than one year. Since Mark H Is aware of all this he no longer has plausible deniability, so he would not be covered by his insurance. Of course I am not naive enough to think that this might not have something to do with a certain board members personal vendetta against him. But I would characterize this more as human nature rather than hillbilly politics. Gary Sent from my iPad On Feb 8, 2014, at 2:51 PM, Zan Oliphant wrote: Hi Gary, Call me crazy, because I am, but this is my problem: We have a road contractor that most of like. This guy has no problem working on a major landslide - that I’m sure he has no insurance for. But, yet, our contractor is all worked up about crossing a 20’ bridge on Satan Creek Road? Because of insurance problems? Come on guys. That is hillbilly politics. And, a waste of time. —Z On Feb 8, 2014, at 12:12 PM, Gary Hubbard wrote: Also everyone please read the official record of our Board business, the minutes of our February 2nd 2013 meeting state Letter from ADI bridge engineer - Lynne Kelly reported on the certification of the Paytan Creek bridge for 18,000 pounds and that certification will need to be done annually. Gary Sent from my iPad On Feb 8, 2014, at 11:12 AM, Lynne Kelly wrote: Julia, Im asking you for the 4th time, STOP saying PCRB is not certified!!!! READ the ADI letter. PLEASE. Sent from my Windows Phone From: Julia Akin Sent: 2/8/2014 1:39 PM To: Tom Grenier Cc: Lynne Kelly; Patty Harbaugh; carnuck@hotmail; Phil; bkctryskier@yahoo; markbollman@yahoo; garydhubbard@hotmail; cbur82@aol; [email protected] Subject: RE: Hoppys Trackhoe It is my understanding that because the bridge is no longer certified for any certain poundage, Mark Hopkins would not cross it with any of his vehicles. He said something about an insurance issue with it and I asked for him to get something from his insurance company stating that theres a problem with him crossing Paytan Creek Bridge. -Julia On Feb 8, 2014 10:17 AM, thomas grenier wrote: This snow thing was a trick question folks :) As the motion is written we cannot plow, because we cannot plow all roads if we cant get up the switch back. A perfect example of a black and white rule. We DO NOT live in a black white world. Julia the comment to me (Tom would you please ask him about it and if the answer if no then I would like it in writing.) I cant do that because it isnt a board approved request. However I have talked with our contractor about Payton Creek in the past and he has someone lined up to plow that area with something that can get in there. Tom CC: thomasgrenier48@hotmail; carnuck@hotmail; markbollman@yahoo; blynnekelly@msn; [email protected]; garydhubbard@hotmail; bkctryskier@yahoo; pattynharv@yahoo; pereichel2000@yahoo From: juliarakin@gmail Subject: Re: Hoppys Trackhoe Date: Sat, 8 Feb 2014 09:39:55 -0800 To: cbur82@aol # 2 I would like to make sure of. I think it is wonderful if Mark Hopkins said he plow ALL roads. Can we double check about Paytan Creek? I had asked him about it on our way into the meeting and he said that he would would not plow that side road. He said he would make an announcement, but then he left and nothing was said. Tom would you please ask him about it and if the answer if no then I would like it in writing. -Julia On Feb 7, 2014, at 11:08 AM, cbur82@aol wrote: #1-YES #2-YES #3- If they get 6 in the lower section But using a contractor while in dispute is still my concern. And depending on when the straw throwing happens I may be able to man up.. Anita From: RRServices@aol To: RRServices@aol Sent: 2/8/2014 5:18:38 P.M. Pacific Standard Time Subj: G section ADAMS, DUNCAN & HOWARD, INC., P.S. BRICE E. HOWARD Brice.Howard@AdamsLawyers A Professional Service Corporation LAWYERS 3128 COLBY AVENUE EVERETT, WASHINGTON 98201 TELEPHONE: (425) 339-8556 FACSIMILE: (425) 339-2353 DIRECT FACSIMILE: (425) 740-3325 April 15, 2010 Mr. Drew Nielsen Nielsen & Nielsen, Inc., P.S. P. O. Box C Everett, WA 98206 Re: MIRCC and G Section Roads Dear Mr. Nielsen: I have been discussing MIRCC’s road within G section with my clients. Given recent developments between the Canyon Falls Homeowners’ Association (the CFHOA) and MIRCC, and in particular, the recent threat by the CFHOA to interfere with MIRCC’s contract with Burlington Northern, MIRCC is hereby revoking the prior arrangement permitting the CFHOA to maintain MIRCC’s road in G section. Although the CFHOA calls itself a “Homeowners’ Association,” and is in fact registered as a non-profit corporation with the Secretary of State, the CFHOA does not meet the statutory criteria of a homeowners’ association under state law. As I am sure you are aware state law defines a homeowners’ association is an entity with membership based on property ownership and an obligation to pay real property taxes, insurance premiums, maintenance costs, or for improvement of real property other than that which is owned by the member. RCW 64.38.010(1). There are no such requirements on the property owners within G Section, and the CFHOA is not a legal homeowners’ association. For the past several years, MIRCC has permitted the property owners in G Section to maintain the roads owned by MIRCC within G Section. Under this agreement MIRCC has not performed road maintenance, or assessed property owners within G Section. The CFHOA was apparently formed to take on this maintenance role starting in 2006. However, just as MIRCC is not a homeowners’ association under state law, neither is G Section a homeowners’ association, and the CFHOA’s rights are similar to MIRCC’s, with one major difference. MIRCC is the recorded owner of the Drew Nielsen April 15, 2010 Page 2 of 3 roads in G Section in fee simple title. MIRCC owns the road, and has owned the roads for years. Furthermore, not all of the property owners in G Section have joined or support the CFHOA. While there has been some discussion within MIRCC of deeding the road within G Section to the CFHOA, there are a number of barriers to doing so. First, the current legal description used by the Snohomish County Assessor includes both the road and the community beach property. MIRCC is not willing to give up the community beach property as this is the last point from which anyone floating down the river can safely exit the river prior to the lethal drop through Canyon Falls. MIRCC has been told by the CFHOA that if MIRCC deeds the roads to the CFHOA, there will be no right provided to MIRCC or its members to access the community beach over the roads, or to use the road within G Section to access the public highway. Friends on the MIR BOD: I received this note from my neighbor regarding the Dam project. If you are against it and I hope you are, you can vote at the end of the article to let them know how you feel. Otherwise it is still an interesting article. Thanks, Patty As I mentioned in my progress note yesterday, another article about the proposed dam is in the Herald this morning. It is here: heraldnet/article/20140209/NEWS01/140209220/1172/Power-struggle At the bottom is an opportunity to vote so that the Herald can assess public opinion on this topic. So far the yes build the dam is leading slightly. You can fix that! Pete and I feel the PUD is taking a very misleading tactic when they say the following: Some have said the PUD would do better buying more power from the BPA, but its not available, according to Klein. The power is spoken for, and no more large dams are being built. (location is the last paragraph before the Alternatives section) That makes it seem like theres no more power available, at any cost. There is power available but PUD would have to pay more to get it and then pass the cost on to their customers. One of the critical pieces missing in this story is that the overall power demand is not going up, contrary to PUDs assertions. People can comment at the end of the article if they want to. Even if you dont comment, it is interesting to follow the comments as they come in. Anybody heading to Everett this week? Or next? I need a volunteer to print out the email below and take it to Permitting Division/Customer Support Center Snohomish County Planning & Development Services 3000 Rockefeller Avenue to pick up our McCall Creek notices. Dont go on Thursday and note limited hours before you go: Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday - open from 8 a.m. - noon (closed 12-1 daily) and open from 1- 3 p.m. Thursday - closed Thank you! From: [email protected] To: blynnekelly@msn CC: [email protected] Subject: FW: 13-104753-SM, 13-104756-LDA & 13-113566-FZ Mt Index Riversites Community Club - Notice of Determination of Nonsignificance (DNS) & posting notices Date: Tue, 11 Feb 2014 17:15:45 +0000 Lynne: Good morning. I understand from Frank Scherf that you are now the contact person for the above project and not Bill Stehl. I had created Determination of Nonsignificance (DNS) posting notices that have been ready for pick up along with copy if issued DNS for the above project since 12/31/13. All of the information is below in the email I sent to Bill Stehl. Material was never picked up and still needs to be. The material is under ‘K’ KELLY, LYNNE in our Cashier alpha pick up drawer. You or runner will need to bring in this email for check in at cashier counter. Our hours are listed below. Thank you. Kris Arnett Permitting Division/Customer Support Center Snohomish County Planning & Development Services 3000 Rockefeller Avenue #604 Everett, WA 98201 (425) 388-3311, extension #2485 [email protected] General Information and Records Center Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday - open from 8 a.m. - noon (closed 12-1 daily) and open from 1- 3 p.m. Thursday - closed (except for cashier service for filing appeals) Walk-ins with general questions will be assisted on a first come-first serve basis during the hours and days listed above. Many permit questions can be answered through Ask PermitTech. Try it now! Residential permit applications and land use/commercial submittals by appointment only Please call (425) 388-3311 ext. 2790 to schedule an appointment. NOTICE: All emails, and attachments, sent to and from Snohomish County are public records and may be subject to disclosure pursuant to the Public Records Act (RCW 42.56) From: Arnett, Kristine Sent: Tuesday, December 31, 2013 11:03 AM To: bstehl@aol Cc: Scherf, Frank Subject: 13-104753-SM, 13-104756-LDA & 13-113566-FZ Mt Index Riversites Community Club - Notice of Determination of Nonsignificance (DNS) & posting notices Importance: High Bill: Good morning. I have created Determination of Nonsignificance (DNS) posting notices that are ready for pick up along with your copy if issued DNS for the above project. The posting notices are in plastic sleeves and need to be taped securely to existing sign boards. There is a legal size posting notice with box at bottom of document that needs to be filled out and the entire document needs to be returned to me for processing no later than January 13, 2014, in the county self-addressed envelope. If you signboards are weathered, or missing, contact Frank Scherf, your project manager for new boards. The issued DNS, posting notices, county return self-address envelope and legal version of posting notice are under your name, “S”, STELH, BILL in the cashier alpha pick up drawer. You or runner will need to bring in this email for check in at cashier counter. Please note our office is closed on Wednesday, January 1, 2014 for New Year’s Holiday. Thursday, Jan 2 office is open for pick up/drop off and limited cashiering (as we are very Thursday). Friday our office is open 8-12 and from 1-3. Thank you. Kris Arnett Permitting Division/Customer Support Center Snohomish County Planning & Development Services 3000 Rockefeller Avenue #604 Everett, WA 98201 (425) 388-3311, extension #2485 [email protected] General Information and Records Center Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday - open from 8 a.m. - noon (closed 12-1 daily) and open from 1- 3 p.m. Thursday - closed (except for cashier service for filing appeals) Walk-ins with general questions will be assisted on a first come-first serve basis during the hours and days listed above. Many permit questions can be answered through Ask PermitTech. Try it now! Residential permit applications and land use/commercial submittals by appointment only Please call (425) 388-3311 ext. 2790 to schedule an appointment. NOTICE: All emails, and attachments, sent to and from Snohomish County are public records and may be subject to disclosure pursuant to the Public Records Act (RCW 42.56)
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