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Home My WebLink AboutPublic Hearing - BOCCGrant County Board Of County Commissioners Please Sign In For The Record Open Record Public Hearing, Dune Lakes Vacation of PUBLIC HEARING a Portion of Viewmont Drive (Continued from 8/4/2026) DATE August 31, 2026 TIME 11:30AM Please Print Your Name Clearly NAME REPRESENTING CONTACT INFO: PHONE/E-MAIL tv� c- 60 44 -(,is'. �.e+��-.fi,! P ,.a - ' 4* tu q j-) Z-�' �j La -XI C.- LL cc -)o�' A/Vof',t 5P C CA V-\, C -z'-1 IM https:Hgrantcountywa.sharepoint.comlteamsIBOCCISharedDocumentsIGenerallTemplatesIPublicHearingslO Sign In Sheet, Open Record.docx eo, S's -T- 4�_ (� i 4e� c�� .c�� lcam, � ('�0�c�, L;D RECEIVED \-rl "v """ AUG 17 2026 GRANT COUNTY COMMISSIONERS Outlook VIEWMONT CONCERN From Christopher Klein <kleinchr00@gmail.com> Date Wed 8/19/2026 9:58 AM To Caitlin E. Manell <cemanell@grantcountywa.gov> **EXTERNAL EMAIL** This email originated from outside Grant County's network. Do not click links or open attachments unless you recognize the sender and know the content is safe. Dear Caitlin Manell, My name is Christopher Klein and I live in the Pelican Point community in Moses Lake, WA. I am emailing you today about my concern around the public hearing for vacating Viewmont DR of Dune Lakes Final PUD Plat, AFN 1 05 3; in section 03 of Township 18 North, Range 28 EWM, all in Grant County, Washington. believe that closing that portion of the road between the Dune Lakes and Pelican Point neighborhood will negatively impact the community. Not only do people use the road for pedestrian access, but it is also an important safety feature between the neighborhoods. By eliminating the access road, Dune Lakes becomes an enclosed cul-de-sac with a single road for egress. This is dangerous because if there were to be a fire or other emergency, that road would be unusable for residents leaving and/or emergency personnel entering. Fire danger is a serious issue in our area with high temperatures, gusty winds, and dry vegetation being a defining characteristic of summer in Eastern Washington. The extra point of access to the neighborhood could save lives and people's homes if a fire were to start in or around the community. If you close the road, it will only benefit the few Dune Lakes residents that wish to close it. It will be a detriment to everyone else in the Pelican Point and Dune Lakes communities who use the road and a safety hazard. Sincerely, Christopher Klein • Outlook VIEWMONT - Concern From Hailey Klein <HaileyCottle@outlook.com> Date Tue 8/18/2026 8:46 PM To Caitlin E. Manell <cemanell@grantcountywa.gov> **EXTERNAL EMAIL* This email originated from outside Grant County's network. Do not click links or open attachments unless you recognize the sender and know the content is safe. Dear Caitlin Manell, My name is Hailey Klein and I live in the Pelican Point community in Moses Lake, WA. I am emailing you today about my concern around the public hearing for vacating Viewmont DR of Dune Lakes Final PUD Plat, AFN 1085133; in section 03 of Township 18 North, Range 28 EWM, all in Grant County, Washington. I believe that closing that portion of the road between the Dune Lakes and Pelican Point neighborhood will negatively impact the community because many people use the road to walk and bike between neighborhoods. If you close the road, it will only benefit the few Dune Lakes residents that wish to close it. It will be a detriment to everyone else in the Pelican Point and Dune Lakes communities who use the road as pedestrians. By closing the road, residents will have to use the more trafficked Dune Lake RD that has a higher speed limit and no demarcations for pedestrians or bikers. Thank you for your time, Hailey Klein GRANT COUNTY BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS To: Legals, Columbia Basin Herald From: Caitlin E. Manell Clerk of the Board Fax: (509) 765-8659 Pages: I (including coversheet) Phone: (509) 765-4561 Phone: (509) 754-2011, ext. 2931 Re: I Public Hearing Notice Date: I August 59 2026 0 Urgent 0 For Review 0 Please Comment 9 Please Reply 0 Confidential Please publish the following on August 17 and August 24, 2026 and bill the Grant County, Commissioners: We also require an Affidavit of Publication. Please place the ad in 9 pt font and your normal six -column format, columnar,, as shown. Feel free to contact me at the number listed above. Outlook VIEWIVIONT From Michael Adamos <rnikeadamos@hotrnail.corn> Date Mon 8/24/2026 5:43 PM To Caitlin E. Manell <cemanelI@grantcountywa.gov> **EXTERNAL EMAIL** This email originated from outside Grant County's network. ®o not click links or open attachments unless you recognize the sender and know the content is safe. Open VIEWIVIONT and remove the gate. Regards, Michael Sent from my iPhone ALAIW�, Outlook Viavvmont From Homer <jaimehomen@msn.com> Date Mon 8/24/20266:04 PM To Caitlin E. Manell <cemane11@grantcountywa.gov> "EXTERNAL EMAIL** This email originated from outside Grant Countvs network. Do not dick links or open attachments unless Open Viewmont and remove the gate. Sent from my iPhone iOTICE IS HEREBY GIN,9EN THAT AN OPEN RECORD PUBLIC HEARING NVILL BE HELD: Grant County Board of Commissioners set a PLiblic Hearing to vacate LEGAL DESCRIPTION: VIEWMONT DR OF DUNE LAKES FINAL, PLJD PLAT, AFN 1085133; IN SECTION 03 OF TOWNSHIP 18 NORTi AN, GE 28 EWM, ALL IN GRAN T COLTNTY,, WASHINGTON to be held Monday, August 31st, 2026,11:30 AM. This Notice can be viewed via the Grant County website, Public -works, along with the original hearing notice and maps of the plats, lots and road in question- s hearing is a CONTINUATION f the hearing held Febmary 17th and continues the hem -mg that was held ,May 121°, June 2nd and August 01. Public Comment Portion has been leftopen, please send comments to I n Manell, Clerk of the Board. ftLanteoun1ywa.gov with ONT in the title; or by mail TTN: Clerk of the Board 1,rant County Courthouse 0B,ox 37 phrata, ANA 98823 he public hearing will be held in the biurnissioner's Hearing Room 101, Grant County Corathou, se, Wn-ata. 'ETA. Grant Counj�, is also pmviding access to this scheduled hearing via Zoom audio. To participate in the heafingplease call i to the heating at 1 (253) 205-0468, enter the access code (914 5357 588�) and password (262193.23) and you will be joined to the mwfing in to "muted'status ran it such finie as the ha afing allows, or public lesfiniony. ffvu have any questions about this procedure, please call the Commissioner's Office in advanc (fthe heafing. Caitlin E. Manell, Clerk of the Boar Coniniissioner's Office. To Caitlin Maneli Ephrata, WA 98823 I am writing concerning the Legal action which will determine the status of the gate blocking auto traffic between Viewmont Road and Dune Lake road. Presently, the gate area on the Pelican Point side has been used for a parking area for cars, trucks, boats and RVs. Not only does this block the gate in case of an emergency but it also creates a section that is used Like a cul-de-sac (which it is not), I would like to see the gate taken down so this area will be free of vehicles. We live at 514 Viewmont, a couple houses away from the gate and have observed the use of this area for walkers and bikers. Usually, they have to negotiate around these vehicles to get access through the gate. In an area where people are outdoors getting exercise this is a location that is used quite often. We have enjoyed the distraction from traffic coming through in the past but acknowledge the concern of a permanent gate that does not allow pedestrian traffic and would like to vote against that. Thank you for acknowledging my concerns Lynn Russell 514 Viewmont RECEIVED AUG Z 1 2026 GRANT COUNTY COMMISSIONERS Outlook VIEWMONT From Paul Stenhouse <paulstenhouse@hotmail.com> Date Wed 8/26/2026 5:00 PM To Caitlin E. Manell <cemanell@grantcountywa.gov> **EXTERNAL EMAIL* This email originated from outside Grant County's network. Do not click links or open attachments unless you recognize the sender and know the content is safe. Dear Commissioners, I am writing to oppose vacating Viewmont Drive and to request the immediate removal of the unpermitted gate since the gate has been under consideration with this application. Under RCW 36.87.060, a public road cannot be vacated if it remains useful. to the county road system. Testimony from those in opposition and from the applicants themselves repeatedly proves this street is actively used by pedestrians, cyclists, and families moving between Pelican Point and Dune Lakes. Claiming vehicles do not drive on Viewmont is a weak argument the only reason cars do not use it today is the physical gate blocking it. Furthermore, subjective claims of "we want this" or "we were promised this" fail to meet the legal standards required to vacate a public thoroughfare when it's clearly in use by the public. The argument that the gate has stood for 20 years without issue completely ignores two decades of explosive growth. Assuming 2 cars per home and 2 trips per car per day (4 daily trips per household): • 2007: Pelican Point (-200 homes to the north) and Dune Lakes (35 homes) totaled 235 homes. • Present: Pelican Point doubled to —400 homes as its southern half filled in, while Dune Lakes grew to —110 homes, totaling —510 homes today. • Future: The addition of —150 planned homes from The Farms at Dune Lakes will bring the total area count to —662 homes. Vehicle traffic has surged from 1,080 daily trips (540 cars across 235 homes) in 2007 to 2,048 daily trips (1,024 cars across 512 homes) today. Adding The Farms at Dune Lakes will push traffic past 2,648 daily trips (adding 300 cars and 600 daily trips). This is a 2.5x increase in the number of homes and car trips on Dune Lakes Road. Respectfully, I urge the Commissioners to consider the needs of the Pelican Point neighborhood in this matter. We urgently need improved ingress and egress to accommodate this explosive growth. Relying on limited exits creates severe bottlenecks and catastrophic risk during emergency evacuations like wildland fires or improving emergency service access. What if the recent Dune Lake homeowners fire had grown out of control and there was only one way out? This would be a different conversation. Giving the county road to 3 applicants and leaving the gate in place forces pedestrians onto Dune Lakes Road which completely lacks streetlights, shoulders, and adequate space, while actively placing walking children and adults in harm's way, increasing the likelihood of a pedestrian -vehicle collision. Meanwhile, adjacent property owners continue to treat this public right-of-way as a private RV parking lot. Furthermore, Secretary of State records reveal clear conflict of interest: an adjacent homeowning applicant has a family member sitting on the Dune Lakes HOA board. Leveraging HOA authority to privatize public infrastructure for illegitimate applicants who are simultaneously generating hundreds of new traffic trips via "The Farms" development is unacceptable self -dealing. The HOA is not a majority frontage owner that the RCW describes. Both the Fire Marshal and Public Works formally recommend removing the gate during the 2nd or 3rd hearing. Lastly, giving this road to 3 families directly contradicts the Board's clear commitment to countywide public safety which is seen in recent initiatives like the SS4A Safer Streets and Roads for All Plan and the Potato Hill Road speed reduction. Public streets belong to the entire community, not a handful of adjacent property owners. I respectfully ask the Commission to deny the vacation petition and open Viewmont Drive immediately for the benefit of both Pelican Point and Dune Lake neighborhoods for the greater good of public safety and in keeping with their consistent views on promoting public safety for everyone. Respectfully, Paul Stenhouse . Outlook Viewmont Drive From Marni Ramos <marnir71 @gmail.com> Date Wed 8/26/2026 8:30 PM To Caitlin E. Manell <cemanell@grantcountywa.gov> **EXTERNAL EMAIL** This email originated from outside Grant County's network. Do not click links or open attachments unless you recognize the sender and know the content is safe. Dear Commissioners, respectfully request that the Commission deny the petition to vacate Viewmont Drive and require the removal of the existing unpermitted gate. Viewmont Drive continues to serve an important purpose for the Pelican Point, Sand Castle Estates, and Dune Lakes communities. Viewmont Drive is regularly used by pedestrians, bicyclists, and families traveling between these neighborhoods. It is a community asset that provides value well beyond the properties immediately adjoining it. With. continued residential growth and additional development planned, preserving this access route is important to meeting these community's future transportation and safety needs. For these reasons, I ask the Commission to deny the vacation petition, remove the gate, and preserve Viewmont Drive for continued public use. Respectfully, Marni Ramos Get Outlook for iOS dgfAlk OK Outlook VIEWMONT From Catherine Becker <ccbecker2210@gmai1.com> Date Tue 8/25/2026 3:54 PM To Caitlin E. Manell <cemanell@grantcountywa.gov> **EXTERNAL EMAIL** This email originated from outside Grant County's network. Do not click links or open attachments unless you recognize the sender and know the content is safe. Hello, I am writing to voice my opposition to closing off Viewmont Drive. I live on Viewmont and walk my dog through the neighborhood as well as ride my bike through the neighborhood regularly. The gate is unattractive and unnecessary but seems to also have become a parking lot with multiple vehicles usually parked in the road outside the gate. The gate should come down and there should be open access as a through road. Thank -you, Catherine Becker Sent from my iPhone • Outlook et VIEWMONT From Nomen Nescio <nobody@dizum.corn> Date Fri 8/28/2026 4:36 PM To Caitlin E. Manell <cernanell@grantcountywa.gov> **EXTERNAL EMAIL** This email originated from outside Grant County's network. Do not click links or open attachments unless you recognize the sender and know the content is safe. Dear Grant County Commissioners, I am writing to express my strong opposition to the petition requesting the vacation and abandonment of Viewmont Drive SE. Granting this request is not only legally unfounded under county road vacation statutes, but it also creates dangerous public safety hazards. 1. zero Evidence Provided Under RCW 36.87.020 Under RCW 36.87.020, vacating a county road requires proving both that the road is useless to the county system and that the public will benefit from its abandonment. The applicant's petition simply quotes these statutory phrases without offering a single piece of supporting evidence or explanation. Parroting statutory phrases does not make an argument, and considering this petition sufficient on face value is completely ludicrous. Unwritten promises made during a real estate pitch do not supersede Washington State law or County public safety standards. Buyers' personal expectations of exclusivity can never override statutory emergency access and public road requirements. 2. Direct Violation of Washington State Fire Code Under the Washington State Fire Code (WAC 51-54A International Fire Code Appendix D), residential subdivisions are legally mandated to maintain designated fire apparatus access routes and emergency egress.. Vacating Viewmont Drive eliminates vital secondary egress in a neighborhood with strictly limited exits. The Grant County Fire Marshal has already documented that restricting access along this corridor poses a direct hazard to life safety during emergencies. 3. Public Safety Cannot Be Sacrificed for Private Convenience Public rights -of -way exist for community mobility and emergency safety, not to be handed over to satisfy the private preferences of three property owners. Considering the active wildfire risks and air quality emergencies our region faces, reducing evacuation capacity in this neighborhood is reckless. This petition fails to meet statutory requirements and creates severe legal and life -safety liabilities for Grant County. I urge the Board of Commissioners to reject this request outright, and remove the gate. / :♦r/l�I i :lliltl� 601 111111 1 1 1 q�'! 11 1 1111 1100611`111111 1, Blaze Griffith- Steele, do solemnly swear that Fam the Principle Agent of the Columbia Basin Herald, a newspaper established and regularly published five days a week in the English language, in and of general circulation continuously for more than six (6) months prior the 31st day of March, 1944; that said newspaper is printed in an office maintained at its place of publication in the City of Moses Lake, Washington; that said newspaper was approved and designated as a legal newspaper by the order of the Superior Court of the State of Washington for Grant County on the 31 st day of March, 1944; and that said order has not been revoked and is in full force and effect. That the annexed is a true copy of Legal Notice # 08037/53463 VIEWMONT HEARING NOTICE as it was published in regular issues (and not in supplement form) of said newspaper once each WEEK for a period, of 2consecutive WEEKS commencing on the 17TH of AUGUST 2026 and ending on the 24TII-of AUGUST 2026 both dates inclusive. and that such newspaper was regularly distributed to its subscribers during all of said period, that the full amount of fee charged for the foregoing publication is the sum of "196.20. laze ' fith-Steele Subscribed and sworn to before me thiS24TH DAY OF AUGUST2026, --B—o-b--Ray icharason all Notary PUNK .��.:.. State of Washington�. My Appointment Expires MOND Commis-sion Numb,er 21034179 Ao"afRichardson --% Notary Public in and for the State of Washington Residing in Moses Lake, Washington NOTICE IS HEREBY GIV- EN THAT AN OPEN RE- CORD PUBLIC HEARING SHIP 18 NORTH, RANGE 28 EWM, ALL IN GRANT COUNTY, WASH- INGTON to be held Mon- day, August 31st, 2026, 11:30 AM. This Notice can be viewed via the Grant County website, Pub- lic -Works, along with the original hearing notice and maps of the plats, lots and road in question. This hearing is a CONTINUA- riON' of the hearing held February 17th and con- tinues the hearing that teas held May 12th, June 2nd, and August 4th. Pub- lic Comment Portion has peen left open, please WILL BE HELD: Grant County Board of Commis- sioners set a Public Hear- ina to vacate LEGAL DE - send comments to Caitlin Manell, Clerk of the Board. cemanell@grantcountywa. gov with VIEWIVIONT in the title; or by mail to ATTN: Clerk of the Board Grant County Courthouse PO Box 37 Ephrata, WA 98823 The public hearing will be held in the Commission- er's Hearing Room #101, Grant County Court- house, Ephrata, WA. Grant County is also providing access to this scheduled hearing via Zoom audio. To participate in the hearing please call in to the hear- ing at 1 (253) 205-04689 enter the access code (914 SCRIPTION: VIEWIVIONT DR OF DUNE LAKES FINAL PUD PLAT, AFN 1085133; IN SECTION 03 OF TOWN- 5357 5883) and passwora (26229323) and you will be joined to the meeting in a `muted' status until such time as the hearing allows for public testimony. If you have any questions about this procedure, please call the Commissioner's Of- fice in advance of the hearing. Caitlin E. Manell, Clerk of the Board, Com- missioner's Office #08037/53463 Pub: August 17 & 24, 2026 adiiih . Outlook VIEWMONT From Paul Stenhouse <paulstenhouse@hotmail.com> Date Wed 8/26/2026 5:00 PM To Caitlin E. Manell <cemanell@grantcountywa.gov> **EXTERNAL EMAIL** This email originated from outside Grant County's network. Do not click links or open attachments unless you recognize the sender and know the content is safe. Dear Commissioners, I am writing to oppose vacating Viewmont Drive and to request the immediate removal of the unpermitted gate since the gate has been under consideration with this application. Under RCW 36.87.060, a public road cannot be vacated if it remains useful. to the county road system. Testimony from those in opposition and from the applicants themselves repeatedly proves this street is actively used by pedestrians, cyclists, and families moving between Pelican Point and Dune Lakes. Claiming vehicles do not drive on Viewmont is a weak argument the only reason cars do not use it today is the physical gate blocking it. Furthermore, subjective claims of "we want this" or "we were promised this" fail to meet the legal standards required to vacate a public thoroughfare when it's clearly in use by the public. The argument that the gate has stood for 20 years without issue completely ignores two decades of explosive growth. Assuming 2 cars per home and 2 trips per car per day (4 daily trips per household) : • 2007: Pelican Point (-200 homes to the north) and Dune Lakes (35 homes) totaled 235 homes. Present: Pelican Point doubled to —400 homes as its southern half filled in, while Dune Lakes grew to —110 homes, totaling —510 homes today. • Future: The addition of —150 planned homes from The Farms at Dune Lakes will bring the total area count to —662 homes. Vehicle traffic has surged from 1,080 daily trips (540 cars across 235 homes) in 2007 to 2,048 daily trips (1,024 cars across 512 homes) today. Adding The Farms at Dune Lakes will push traffic past 2,648 daily trips (adding 300 cars and 600 daily trips). This is a 2.5x increase in the number of homes and car trips on Dune Lakes Road. Respectfully, I urge the Commissioners to consider the needs of the Pelican Point neighborhood in this matter. We urgently need improved ingress and egress to accommodate this explosive growth. Relying on limited exits creates severe bottlenecks and catastrophic risk during emergency evacuations like wildland fires or improving emergency service access. What if the recent Dune Lake homeowners fire had grown out of control and there was only one way out? This would be a different conversation. Giving the county road to 3 applicants and leaving the gate in place forces pedestrians onto Dune Lakes Road which completely lacks streetlights, shoulders, and adequate space, while actively placing walking children and adults in harm's way, increasing the likelihood of a pedestrian -vehicle collision. Meanwhile, adjacent property owners continue to treat this public right-of-way as a private RV parking lot. Furthermore, Secretary of State records reveal clear conflict of interest: an adjacent homeowning applicant has a family member sitting on the Dune Lakes HOA board. Leveraging HOA authority to privatize public infrastructure for illegitimate applicants who are simultaneously generating hundreds of new traffic trips via "The Farms" development is unacceptable self -dealing. The HOA is not a majority frontage owner that the RCW describes. Both the Fire Marshal and Public Works formally recommend removing the gate during the 2nd or 3rd hearing. Lastly, giving this road to 3 families directly contradicts the Board's clear commitment to countywide public safety which is seen in recent initiatives like the SS4A Safer Streets and Roads for All Plan and the Potato Hill Road speed reduction. Public streets belong to the entire community, not a handful of adjacent property owners. I respectfully ask the Commission to deny the vacation petition and open Viewmont Drive immediately for the benefit of both Pelican Point and Dune Lake neighborhoods for the greater good of public safety and in keeping with their consistent views on promoting public safety for everyone. Respectfully, Paul Stenhouse Outlook Viewmont Drive From Marni Ramos <marnir71 @gmail.com> Date Wed 8/26/2026 8:30 PM To Caitlin E. Manell <cemanell@grantcountywa.gov> **EXTERNAL EMAIL* This email originated from outside Grant County's network. Do not click links or open attachments unless you recognize the sender and know the content is safe. Dear Commissioners, respectfully request that the Commission deny the petition to vacate Viewmont Drive and require the removal of the existing unpermitted gate. Viewmont Drive continues to serve an important purpose for the Pelican Point, Sand Castle Estates, and Dune Lakes communities. Viewmont Drive is regularly used by pedestrians, bicyclists, and families traveling between these neighborhoods. It is a community asset that provides value well beyond the properties immediately adjoining it. With. continued residential growth and additional development planned, preserving this access route is important to meeting these community's future transportation and safety needs. For these reasons, I ask the Commission to deny the vacation petition, remove the gate, and preserve Viewmont Drive for continued public use. Respectfully, Marni Ramos Get Outlook for iOS r • Outlook VIEwMONT From Catherine Becker <ccbecker2210@gmai1.com> Date Tue 8/25/2026 3:54 PM To Caitlin E. Manell <cemanell@grantcountywa.gov> **EXTERNAL EMAIL** This email originated from outside Grant County's network. Do not click links or open attachments unless you recognize the sender and know the content is safes Hello, I am writing to voice my opposition to closing off Viewmont Drive. I live on Viewmont and walk my dog through the neighborhood as well as ride my bike through the neighborhood regularly. The gate is unattractive and unnecessary but seems to also have become a parking lot with multiple vehicles usually parked in the road outside the gate. The gate should come down and there should be open access as a through road. Thank -you, Catherine Becker Sent from my iPhone Outlook VIEWIVIONT From NomenNescoxnobodv0)dizumzom> Date Fri 8/28/2O2G4k36PM To Caitlin E. Manell <cernane11@grantcountywa.gov> **EXTERNAL EMAIL** This email originated from outside Grant County'snetwork. Donot click links oropen attachments unless you recognize the sender and know the content is safe. Dear Grant County Commissioners, |amwriting to express my strong opposition to the petition requesting the vacation and abandonment of Viewmont Drive SE. Granting this request is not only legally unfounded under county road vacation statutes, but balso creates dangerous public safety hazards. 1.Zero Evidence Provided Under R[W 3G.87.D2OUnder RC\N36.87I)2O'vacating acounty road requires proving both that the road is useless to the county system and that the public will benefit from its abandonment. The applicant's petition simply quotes these statutory phrases without offering a single piece of supporting evidence or explanation. Parroting statutory phrases does not make an argument, and considering this petition sufficient on face value is completely ludicrous. Unwritten promises made during a real estate pitch do not supersede Washington State law orCounty public safety standards. Buyers' personal expectations ofexclusivity can never override statutory emergency access and public road requirements. 2. Direct Violation of Washington State Fire Code Under the Washington State Fire Code (WAC 51-54A International Fire Code Appendix D), residential subdivisions are legally mandated to maintain designated fire apparatus access routes and emergency egress. Vacating Vievvrnont [}rive eliminates vital secondary egress in a neighborhood with strictly limited exits. The Grant County Fire Marshal has already documented that restricting access along this corridor poses adirect hazard tolife safety during emergencies. 3. Public Safety Cannot Be Sacrificed for Private Convenience Public rights -of -way exist for community mobility and emergency safety, not to be handed over to satisfy the private preferences of three property owners. Considering the active wildfire risks and air quality emergencies our region faces, reducing evacuation capacity in this neighborhood is reckless. This petition fails to meet statutory requirements and creates severe legal and life -safety liabilities for Grant County. |urge the Board of Commissioners to reject this request outright, and remove the gate. 11:30 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. Open Record Public Hearing, Dune Lakes Vacation of a Portion of Viewmont Drive (Continued from 6/2/2026) Staff Present: Cade Egbert, County Engineer; Andy Booth, Director of Public Works Public: See Sign -in Sheet This being the date set, and proper notices having been posted and published in accordance with Local and state Laws, Commissioner Jones opened the public hearing on August 4, 2026, at 11:30 a.m. to consider a request to vacate Viewmont Drive of Dune Lakes, Final PUD Plat AFN 1085133; Section 03 T1 8NR28E.W.M., Grant County. Cade Egbert gave an overview and the history of the request. • Recommendation is to Deny the Vacation, Remove the Gate and Re -Open the Road Public Comment: • Dune Lakes Petition -Signed Addendum from Another Homeowner, Majority of Homeowners, North Side Homeowners o Public Works Response • Homes Involved in the Vacation • Homeowner Impact of Vacating Roadway • Paul Stenhouse (via Zoom) about Road Use • Discussion for Continuance of Hearing The Clerk of the Board read written comments into the record. MOVED BY COMMISSIONER JONES, SECONDED BY COMMISSIONER BURGESS, TO CONTINUE THIS HEARING TO 8/31/26 AT 11:30 A.M. LEAVING THE PUBLIC COMMENT PERIOD OPEN. MOTION PASSED WITH TWO COMMISSIONERS IN ATTENDANCE. The Public Hearing was recessed at 12:02 p.m. Grant County Board Of County Commissioners Please Sign In For The Record Dune Lakes Vacation of a Portion of Viewmont Drive (Cont'd PUBLIC HEARING from 6/2/2026) DATE August 4, 2026 TIME 11:30AM Please Print Your Name Clearly NAME REPRESENTING CONTACT INFO: PHONE/E-MAIL q a 2 C A C7 w S'O 7 Ci � 2- L( t cc � ,In �"7� FA https://grantcountywa.sharepoint.com/teamsBOCC/Shared Documents/General/Templates/Public Hearings/0 Sign In Sheet, Open Record.docx Grant County Board Of County Commissioners Please Sign In For The Record Dune Lakes Vacation of a Portion of Viewmont Drive (Cont'd PUBLIC HEARING from 6/2/2026) DATE August 4, 2026 TIME 11:30AM Please Print Your Name Clearly NAME REPRESENTING CONTACT INFO: PHONE/E-MAIL I. 7 Ile 11 101 -�4 009 fe*t.16 a V, 4 J, L PVtoe https:Hgrantcountywa.sharepoint.com/teams/BOCC/Shared Documents/General/Templates/Public Hearings/0 Sign In Sheet, Open Record.docx Outlook FW: Vacating Viewmont Drive SE From Barbara V. O'Neill <boneill@grantcountywa.gov> Date Tu e 7/7/2026 2:40 PM To Caitlin E. Manell <cemanell@grantcountywa.gov> D 1 attachment (15 KB) Vacating Viewmont Drive SE.docx; Attached is a letter of questions about the Viewmont vacation for your records. We are no longer entertaining the north side of the gate as a possibility, so I will email him and let him know. I will CC you. From: Ricco Moreno <rxmoreno@grantcountywa.gov> Sent: Tuesday, July 7, 2026 2:34 PM To: Barbara V. O'Neill <boneill@grantcountywa.gov> Subject: FW: Vacating Viewmont Drive SE I thought I sent this over to you and I looks like I forgot to... I wasn't really sure how to answer most of the questions this guy had they sound like questions he would need to bring up with the utilities he has concerns for right? www.grantcou ntywa.gov Ricco Moreno Engineering Tech IV Office : 509-754-6082 ext. 3525 Hours: Tuesday —Friday 6:00 am to 4:30 pm Email: wrioren ran co ntylyva.goy 124 Enterprise Street SE Ephrata, WA 98823 From: Frank Cardwell <fcardwel1.5gmil.com> Sent: Thursday, June 25, 2026 11:48 AM To: Ricco Moreno <rxmoreno gra tcoun y 3 ,g °> Subject: Vacating Viewmont Drive SE **EXTERNAL EMAIL** This email originated from outside Grant County's network. Do not click links or open attachments unless you recognize the sender and know the content is safe. Greetings Attached is communication regarding the vacating of Viewmont Drive as petitioned in Resolution 26-006-cc Please pass any information regarding this communication to county commissioners as needed. Appreciate your time. June 25, 2026 REGARDING: Vacating Viewmont Drive SE as petitioned in Resolution 26-006-cc, 06-125-cc, & 06-139-cc Greetings As the property ownerof 548 ViewmontSE I have been informed by neighbors that the current proposal to vacate the property as described in resolution 06-139-cc is now including an additional portion of Viewmont SE to Castlewood Drive. As the property owner of a driveway that will require using the proposed vacated road to access Castlewood Drive from my property driveway, I have specific questions on this proposal. #1. Will my mailbox which is on the proposed vacated portion of Viewmont SE still be accessible to receive mail and packages? #2. Will Consolidated Disposal still have access to my garbage can that is currently put on the proposed vacated portion of Viewmont SE or will the can need to be located on Castlewood Drive? #3. When county plows are removing snow, will snow be removed from the proposed portion of Viewmont Drive SE for pedestrian access to the gate? Will my driveway be blocked by snow or will I be able to access Castlewood due to county plowing access to Castlewood.? #4. If the proposed portion of Viewmont Drive SE is vacated will the current private property boundary line be extended to the pedestrian access line on the proposed vacated portion of Viewmont SE? #5. If the proposed portion of Viewmont Drive SE is legally vacated will private rights exist for parking on the vacated portion of property adjacent to my current property line? #6. Will any reserved easements oragreements be attached to the proposed resolution for vacating the proposed portion of Viewmont Drive SE? I look forward to future communication regarding these concerns. Sincerely Frank Cardwell 548 Viewmont SE Moses Lake WA 98837 fcardwell50 @gmail.com 509-431-4001 Outlook Viewmont proposed vacation From Barbara V. O'Neill <boneill@grantcountywa.gov> Date Tue 7/7/2026 2:48 PM To fcardwe1150@gmail.com <fcardwell50@gmail.com> Cc Caitlin E. Manell <cemanell@grantcountywa.gov>; Ricco Moreno <rxmoreno@grantcountywa.gov> 0 1 attachment (36 KB) Vacating Viewmont Drive SE.docx; Dear Mr. Cardwell, One of the owners north of the gate wanted to join the original petition, but has since changed her mind. There will be no changes to your existing access or use of Viewmont drive. Your letter is attached for reference. The hearing is on August 4th. I believe we have your dissent on record. I have CC'd the Clerk of the Board on this email, and of course Ricco is the gentleman you talked to. Let me know if you have additional questions. Barb Road Information Services Grant County Public Works I i� z�z& -7 J �I-r i�U aetit. vYCfm� C�� lite�ve�c�rv�l �Le�� -�-� lip �s u_ �e�— �J 0 f - f hk C+� rn,ntiu �u fii� � 1`- �'�e,� , i� i S �/' � 474 i� l2E,,r,,Q � ry i3�' e iti.� r�� -�- �-esfYt aD ja a-fth.e area, ��e�- -f� o1--�n2 7� u�c� L�a`ze_ '��li �� CeCCzSs iS SCeni[.,-Tl�.e�e are./2e -5jqe)-&/�r'ers�orw�kc,?5 �r bid i��d�n�� i.� th�fi + re /--o a- Cf.�-� ;:S Ve,�7 ClCuu��rcqaS� il--E. f�(` t �S-I��P �Q/L�� IJG�+C-F�ltu1 ��/StS fie, /,�/�4— RECEIVED JuN z 4 2ozs GRANT COUNTY COMMISSIONERS TO: Clerk of the Board of County Commissioners, Grant County RE: Public Comment apposing Road Vacation (Resolution No. 26-006-CC) HEARING DATE: Tuesday, August 4, 2026, at 11:30 AM Dear Grant County Commissioners, I am writing to express my strong opposition to the petition to vacate the portion of Viewmont Drive SE located in the Dune Lakes PUD (RoadLog 21603, bmp .556 to emp .620). want to ask that the Board protect our community's access rights by keeping this a public roadway. The current petition claims this road segment is entirely useless to the county, but that overlooks its active value for community recreation. If the county decides to completely vacate this right-of-way, it will permanently cut off our access for walking, running, and cycling. It essentially privatizes a public asset, which is deeply unfair to neighbors who rely on this route for outdoor activities. The importance of preserving this public access was already recognized by the county twenty years ago. When the Board originally allowed a gate to be installed under Resolution No. 06-139-CC to stop driving thru-traffic, the county did so with a strict, binding condition: the closure "shall accommodate the passage of pedestrians and bicyclists." This 2006 resolution was a fair compromise that protected the neighborhood from heavy car traffic while explicitly safeguarding our right to walk and bike through the area. If you approve the total vacation of this road today, that vital compromise is completely erased, and public access will be lost forever. I kindly ask that the Board honor the clear intent of its own historical resolution, protect public recreation, and deny this road vacation petition. Thank you for your time and for your continued efforts to keep Grant County accessible. Sincerely, 1 Sean Do gherty and raci Hunt 137 Road 1.3 NE Moses Lake, WA 98837 304-851-0706 RECEIVED JUL 2 0 2026 GRANT COUNTY COMMISSIONERS Julyl, 2026 Grant County Board of Commissioners Subject: Opposition to the Proposed Vacation of the Southern End of Viewmont Road Honorable Commissioners, On behalf of the Pelican Point Community Association (PPCA) Board of Directors, we respectfully submit this letter in opposition to the current request to vacate the southern end of Viewmont Road where it connects with the Sand Dunes development. ka e I *:) to support 'he firnsfeir or %closure ofa publicly owned roadway for T h•PP'A Board ca'- reluctant L L the benefit of a limited number of adjacent property owners. We believe that removing the existing fence and reopening the connection between the two communities would better serve the public interest by improving traffic circulation, enhancing emergency access, and supporting overall community connectivity. Furthermore, it is our understanding that both the Grant County Fire Marshal and Grant County Public Works have expressed concerns regarding the proposed closure. If this understanding is correct, we find it difficult to support a decision that would contradict the recommendations of the agencies responsible for public safety, emergency response, and transportation infrastructure. As development continues east of Pelican Point, including the growth of the Dune Lakes area, we anticipate increased traffic throughout the surrounding road network. Experience has shown that motorists frequently seek perceived shortcuts, even when those routes offer little or no actual time savings. As a result, we expect additional traffic on Scenic Drive and other neighborhood streets as the area continues to develop. The PPCA has already received complaints regarding excessive traffic volume and speeding along Castlewood Drive® Reopening the Viewrnont connection could help distribute traffic more evenly and reduce congestion on Castlewood. We are also aware that some Dune Lakes residents regularly travel through Castlewood to access childcare facilities within our community, C rp i %.# -0 +L;l n g a d d i ti o n Ca 11 traffiC during both morning drop-off calnud califternoon pikck-up perliods. For these reasons, the Pelican Point Community Association respectfully requests that the Board of Commissioners deny the current request to vacate the southern end of Viewmont Road and instead consider alternatives that preserve public access, improve safety, and serve the long-term transportation needs of both communities. Thank you for your time and consideration of this matter. Respectfully submitted, Board of Directors Pelican Point Community Association RECEIVED JUL 2 3 2026 GRANT COUNTY COMMISSIONERS Letter in Opposition to Vacating Viewmont Drive Access to Dune Lake To Whom It May Concern: I respectfully submit this letter in opposition to the proposed vacation of Viewmont Drive. I am concerned that this matter has now reached a third round of discussion, despite the significant public safety and community concerns that remain unresolved. In addition to the points I have previously raised, I ask that the following considerations be included in the record. • Accessibility: Closing this access point would significantly reduce safe access for individuals with disabilities and those with limited mobility. The route is used daily by pedestrians, cyclists, and residents, and with an assisted living facility planned nearby, the need for a safe and accessible connection will only increase. There is no comparable alternative route that provides the same level of safety. • Emergency Access: I must again emphasize the dangers associated with limiting the neighborhood to a single point of ingress and egress. In the event of a wildfire, medical emergency, traffic collision, or other incident that blocks the only entrance, emergency response times could be delayed. Those delays have the potential to increase property damage, injuries, and even the loss of life. • Established Public Use: While I am not an attorney, I believe the long-standing public use of this access may warrant consideration under Washington's prescriptive easement laws. At a minimum, the history of public access deserves careful legal review before any action is taken. • Reasonable Expectations of Property Owners: The petitioners purchased their homes with full knowledge of the existing gate and public access. Likewise, many other homeowners chose to purchase in this neighborhood because of the connectivity, accessibility, and safe environment it provides. Those residents also have reasonable expectations that should be considered. Neighborhoods naturally include pedestrians, cyclists, children playing, pets, and homes in close proximity. Individuals seeking complete privacy generally choose larger rural properties rather than residential neighborhoods. Our community continues to grow, with more than 100 new homes planned in the area. Restricting access at a time of significant growth is contrary to so -Lind planning and public safety. While concerns regarding the gate may have existed decades ago, I have not seen documentation supporting the current proposal, and community needs have evolved considerably since then. Rather than vacating this access, I believe the community would be better served by opening it. Doing so would improve emergency response, traffic circulation, pedestrian safety, and overall neighborhood connectivity. We have already experienced fires within Dune Lake, including one over the Fourth of July weekend. It is not difficult to imagine a future scenario where additional homes are occupied, families are celebrating a holiday, and emergency responders are delayed because there is only one way into the neighborhood. Opening the access would also provide practical benefits for road maintenance, school bus operations, garbage collection, and everyday travel. I see numerous advantages to maintaining and improving this connection, but I struggle to identify any meaningful benefit to the broader community from closing it. I respectfully ask that the decision be made based on what best serves the safety, accessibility, and long-term interests of the entire community not solely the preferences of a small number of adjacent property owners. Thank you for your time and thoughtful consideration of these concerns. Alikh Outlook. Re: Resolution Notice vacating Viewmont Dr of Dune Lake Oppose From matt sanzone <masanzl @hotmail.com> Date Mon 7/27/2026 4:50 AM To Caitlin E. Manell <cemanell@grantcountywa.gov> B 1 attachment (17 KB) opposition laetter.docx; **EXTERNAL EMAIL** This email originated from outside Grant County's network. Do not click links or open attachments unless you recognize the sender and know the content is safe. attached is comment form against vacating Viewmont Dr of Dune Lake, as it is not, a useless road as identified in the petition. Thank you for your attention Matthew Sanzone From: Caitlin E. Manell <cemanell@grantcountywa.gov> Sent: Monday, March 9, 2026 8:03 AM To: matt sanzone <masanzl@hotmail.com> Subject: Re: Resolution Notice vacating Viewmont Dr of Dune Lake Oppose Hello, I am confirming receipt of your comments to be read into the record at the Hearing scheduled in May. Thanks, Caitlin E. Manell 61" Clerk of the Board Grant County Commissioners Office PO Box 37 35 C Street NW Ephrata, WA 98823 509-754-2011 ext. 2931 509-754-6098 (fax) *Please be advised that emails to the Board of County Commissioners and staff may be subject to public records requests pursuant to RCW 42.56. A FFIDA VIT OF P UBL ICA TION STATE OF WASHINGTON COUNTY OF GRANT 1, Blaze Griffith- Steele, do solemnly swear that I am the Principle Agent of the Columbia Basin Herald, a newspaper established and regularly published five days a week in the English language, in and of general circulation continuously for more than six (6) months prior the 31st day of March, 1944; that said newspaper is printed in an office maintained at its place of publication in the City of Moses Lake., Washington; that said newspaper was approved and designated as a. legal newspaper by the order of the Superior Court of the State of Washington for Grant County on the 31 st day of March, 1944; and that said order has not been revoked and is in full force and effect. That the annexed is a true copy of Legal Notice # 07050/52130 GC COMMISSIONERS HEARING CONTINUATIONS as it was published in regular issues (and not in supplement form) of said newspaper once each WEEK for a period of 2 consecutive WEEKS commencing on the 20TH of JULY 2026 and ending on the 27TH of JULY 2026 both dates inclusive and that such newspaper was regularly distributed to its subscribers during all I of said period, that the full amount of fee charged for the foregoing publication is the sum of $85.00. laze iffith- eele Subscribed and sworn to before me this 27 TH DAY OF DULY zo26, 5imp-mm- F-- I P�l ;111 Bob Ray Richardson char son . may �C�� W ashington 0 Natary Public Notary Public in and for the State o State of Washington Residing in Moses Lake, Washington My Appointment Expires I 1 /412029 ;e commi sion Number 21034179 GRANT COUNTY BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS EMAIL To: Legals Columbia Basin Herald From: I Caitlin E. Manell Clerk of the Board Fax: (509) 765-8659 Pages: 1 (including coversheet) Phone: (509) 765-4561 Phone: (509) 754-2011, ext. 2931 Re: Public Hearing Notice Date: July 7, 2026 ❑ Urgent El For Review El Please Comment 0 Please ReplyE] Confidential Please publish the following on July 20 and July 27, 2026 and bill the Grant County Commissioners: We also require an Affidavit of Publication. Please place the ad in 9 pt font and your normal six -column format, columnar, as shown. Feel free to contact me at the number listed above. NOTICE IS HEREBY' GIVEN THAT AN OPEN RECORD PL 3LIC HEARING WILL BE HELD: Grant County Board of Commissioners set a Public Hearing to vacate LEGAL DESCRIPTION: VIEWMONT DR OF DUNE LAKES FINAL PUD PLAT, AFN 1085133; IN SECTION 03 OF TOWNSHIP 18 NORTH, RANGE 28 EWM, ALL IN GRANT COUNTY, WASHINGTON to be held August 4th, 2026, 11:30 AM, This Notice can be viewed via the Grant County website, Public -Works, along with the original hearing notice and maps of the plats, lots and road ir. question. This hearing is a CONTINUATION of he hearing held February 17th anc continues the hearing that was held Mai 12th and again June 2nd. Public Comment Portion has been left open lease send comments to Caidir anell, Clerk of the Board cemanell@grantcountywa.gov wid IEWMONT in the title; or by mail to TTN: Clerk of the Board rant County Courthouse O Box 37 phrata, WA 98823 he public hearing will be held in th, ommissioner's Hearing Room # 101 rant County Courthouse, Ephrata TA. : ou can also attend via Zoom- Even Vumber 940 4827 7440 EventPassworc '6229323. If you have any question, rbout this procedure, please call tho commissioner's Office in advance o he hearing. To join by audio cai '253)205-0468 and enter the event anc password when prompted. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIV- EN THAT AN OPEN RE- CORD-. PUBLIC HEAR- ING WILL BE HELD: Grant County Board of Commissioners set ,a Public Hearing to va- cate LEGAL - ,DESCRIP TION: VIDR !OF DUNE,EWMONT LAKES FINAL PUP PLAT, AFN. 1085133; IN SECTION 03 OF TOWN" SHIP 18 NORTH, RANGE 28 EVl M, ALL IN GRANT COUNTY, WASHINGTON' to be - held August 4th, 20260 11:0 Ain. This No- tice can be viewed via: the Grant County websiteo Public -dirks, along with the original hearing notice and maps of the plats, lots and road in question. This hearing is :a . CONTINUA- -TION of the hearing held February 1?th'. and contin ues the. hearing that was held May 12th. and .aga n June 2nd... Public. Com- ment Portion has be on. left oponplease end co- - merits to Daitrin Manel�, (Clerk , of the' Board. ce- =manell grantcou`pi ywa. gov Frith -VIEW in the title;.mail, to .... or by oard ATTN Clerk f the . Grant . County courthouse P, Box .37 Ephrata, VIA 98823 The public., hearing 'will !. be held a n. Ahe ,Com- missioner's Hearing Room #1010 Grant County ;Courthouse, Ephrata, V11A.' You can. also attend v'a Zoom Event Number 940 4827 7440 Event Pass- word 26229323. If you have any, .questions about thisprocedure, please call the Commissioner s office - in advance of the hearing. Tojoin by audio. call (253)205-0468 and enter the event and pass- word when prompted. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT AN OPEN RECORD PUBLIC HEARING WILL BE HELD: Grant County Board of Commissioners set a Public Hearing to vacate LEGAL DESCRIPTION: VIEWMONT DR OF DUNE LAKES FINAL PUD PLAT, AFN 1085133 and CASTLE ESTATES NO 1 Ph 1 AFN 1041411 Roadlog 21603 bmp.520 to emp.620 IN SECTION 03 OF TOWNSHIP 18 NORTH, RANGE 28 EWM, ALL IN GRANT COUNTY, WASH INGTON to be held August 4th, 20269 11:30 AMR This Notice can be viewed via the Grant County website, Public -Works, along with the original hearing notice and maps of the plats, lots and road in question. This hearing is a CONTINUATION of the hearing held February 17th andcontinues the hearing that was held May 12th and again June 2nd. Public Comment Portion has been left open, please send comments to Caitlin Manell, Clerk of the Board. cernanellrantcounjywaxiov with VIEWMONT in the title; or by mail to ATTN: Clerk of the Board Grant County Courthouse PO Box 37 Ephrata, WA 98823 The public hearing will be held in the Commissioner's Hearing Room #101, Grant County Courthouse, Ephrata, WA. You can also attend via Zoom- Event Number 940 4827 7440 Event Password 26229323. If you have any questions about this procedure, please call the Commissioner's Office in advance of the hearing. To join by audio call (253)205-0468 and enter the event and password when prompted. 12:00 p.m. - 12:30 p.m. Open Record Public Hearing, Dune Lakes Vacation of a Portion of Viewmont Drive (Continued from 5/12/2026) Staff Present: Cade Egbert, County Engineer and Andy Booth, Public Works; Nathan Poplawski, Fire Marshal Public: See Sign -in Sheet This being the date set, and proper notices having been posted and published in accordance with Local and state Laws, Commissioner Jones opened the public hearing on June 2, 2026, at 12:00 p.m. to consider a request to vacate Viewmont Drive of Dune Lakes, Final PUD Plat AFN 1085133, Section 03 T1 8NR28E.W.M., Grant County. Cade Egbert and Andy Booth gave an overview of the request. • Memo. Read into Record • County Engineer Recommendation: DENY Vacation and REMOVE the Gate. o If Vacated, Road Should be Vacated End -to -End. ■ Vacation Petition for Remainder of Road • Road Maintenance - Stormwater Solutions • Utility Easements, Public Parking, Pedestrian Use Fire Marshal Review of Fire Code for Gating of Public Roads and Accessways. Public Comment was given about the following topics: • Proposal for Vacation of Remainder of Road • Drainage System Failure -Flooding, Mud Build -Up, DryweLL, Address of Failure Prior to Vacation • Impacts of Vacation of Remainder of Road • History of Closure of Viewmont Drive • Petition Verbiage to Vacate Road • Farms & Dune Lakes® Pumps and Watering Equipment • Benefits & Concerns re: Gate on Road • Right -of -Way Proposal for Pump Access • Property Sale & Ownership • Potential for Gated Community if Petition Denied • Reimbursement of Funds for Gate Removal The Clerk of the Board read a written comment into the record. MOVED BY COMMISSIONER CARTER, SECONDED BY COMMISSIONER JON ES, TO EXTEND THE PUBLIC HEARING TO AUGUST 4,2026 AT 11:30 A.M. WITH HOPES OF ANOTHER VACATION PETITION. MOTION PASSED UNANIMOUSLY. The Public Hearing was recessed at 12:38 p.m. Grant County Board Of County Commissioners Please Sign In For The Record Dune Lakes Vacation of a Portion of Viewmont Drive PUBLIC HEARING (Continued from 5/12/2026) DATE June 2, 2026 TIME 12:00 PM Please Print Your Name Clearly NAME REPRESENTING CONTACT INFO: PHONE/E-MAIL L -4,71tiALLI j C,- b") V, 1 0 1 i ea ! , CIO k-Y'k V C- Hoy 2301 6 1 7 JIC/1- (0 d10 00" 000- WL\ Loor Y14 1. https://grantcountywa.sharepoint.com/teams/BOCC/Shared Documents/General/Templates/Public Hearings/0 Sign In Sheet, Open Record.doex Grant County Board Of County Commissioners Please Sign In For The Record Dune Lakes Vacation of a Portion of Viewmont Drive PUBLIC HEARING (Continued from 5/12/2026) DATE June 2, 2026 TIME 12:00 PM Please Print Your Name Clearly NAME REPRESENTING CONTACT INFO: PHONE/E-MAIL M 4�0j w'' wvuf k+Vt('&-A t i\ Y Pull https://granteountywa.sharepoint.comlteamsBOCC/Shared DocumentsIGenerallTemplates/Public Hearings/0 Sign In Sheet, Open Record.docx Q-7)r- 2)� ZE�. a> 00 7RN 4w 1w c?'All 4F-'a ..... .......... . .. .. .. .. . ..... V-4D S83NO1SSjyVpVoD AIN�oo INY89 22 z 0 INr � 1, Blaze Griffith -Steele, do solelunly swear that I wn the Prinoiple Agent of the Columbia Basin Herald, a newspaper established and regularly published five days a week in the English language, in and of general circulation contin-Liously for more than six (6) months prior the 31st day of March, 1944; that said newspaper is printed in an office maintained at its place of publication in the City of Moses Lake, Washington; that said newspaper was approved and designated as a legal newspaper by the order of the Superior Court of the State of Washington for Grant County on the 31 st day of March, 1944; and that said or der has not been revoked and is in ftill force and effect. That the annexed is a true copy of Legal Notice # 05045/49686 VIE MOOT NOTICE OF CONTINUED HEARING as it was published in regular issues (and not in supplement fonn) of said newspaper once each WEEK for a period of 2 consecutive WEEKS commencing on the 19TH of MAY 2026 and ending on the 26TH of MAY 2026 both dates inclusive and that such newsp4per was regularly distributed to its subscribers during all of said period, that the full arnount of fee charged for the foregoing publication is th sung. of $145.82 7 6 kt la�z ri i h- Wele Subscribed and sworn to before me thiS2611 DAY OF MAY2026, &T Wo A Bob Ray Richardson B 0 NfR i _CT -a 7r stilt Notary Public in and for the State of Washington Notary Public Residing in Moses Lake, Washington state of wasningto�► :: : MY Appointment Exp1re$ 11/4/20 29 L0m.M.1js[LnNumb ,.,� 40TI E IS HEREBY GIV8N THAT AN OPEN 'RECOKU PUBLIC- MEARINQ WILL HE IELGrant County board O'f. rnmissic�n6rs set a Public Hearing onthe petition tt pen or Vacate.: €LEGAL DE f IPTION: VIE MONT DR OF DUNE LAB E 'PLAT, AF FINAL PAD N �1086133, Roadlog 21603 binp .566'emp .620 IN SECTION 03, F TOWNSHIP HIP 18 IMORTH, MANGE 28 E'4 M, ALL IN RANT COUNTY, WASHING.TON AND AS SHOW DN. Exhibit A of the Nc tare: I esolutiop, 26®00G. C.0 'four a public hearing �� be hold tune 2nd, 2026, at 12-M P . This Notice can be viewed via the Grant County website firan.too,untyWa..gov/239/`Publio-;W6'eks,,. vhi hearing is .a CONTINUATION of..the heairiri .helc .Februa�ry.17, and continues the hearing that was scheduled,fo� -: ay 12fh. Public Comm nt P6 r for has been eft open, olease 1sepd comments to Caitlin Manell, gIerk-.of the B, --bard*.. c rar immanell-*�� 'ge 2gg a. ov .. y 1�.,,. with VIEWMONT are IYe tal i . or by mail fio . XTTN: Clerk of the Boar ° . 'arant.Cdunty ourthouse `>O Box 37 :phre#a,. WA 98823 the'Public hearing will be held.in the - ornmiss' ofier�'s Hearin Room #1 0 1 (ant Count,,. Iourthouse, Ephrata, WA. You can also attend via Zoom- Event. -Number 940 4827 7440 -Event. Password 2822932: If you have any questions. about this -Orocedure,. p'Wase call the Comrhissionor'fs O fice In advance of the hear-rn . 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Andy Booth gave an overview of the request. • Gate on Road • County Engineer Recommendation • Fire Marshal Input Public Comment was given about the following Topics: • Resolution 06-139-CC (Approved in 2006) • Opposition to Opening Road • Alternate Access for Emergency Vehicles • Meetings with Homeowners of Viewmont Drive (Public Works, Development Services/Fire Marshal) • Restrictions and Requirements for Gated Communities • Foot Traffic on Viewmont Drive - Impact of Vacation • Cut -de -Sac, Visibility of Gate, Pelican Point Traffic • Vehicles Parked in Front of Gate • Emergency Response Routes • Extension of Castlewood Drive -Cars Parked on Road The Clerk of the Board read the following into record: • Public Comment EmaiLs • Fire Marshal Response MOVED BY COMMISSIONER CARTER, SECONDED BY COMMISSIONER JONES, TO EXTEND THE PUBLIC HEARING TO JUNE 2,2026, AT 12:00 P.M., LEAVING PUBLIC COMMENT OPEN. DISCUSSION WAS HELD ABOUT THE MEETING BETWEEN PUBLIC WORKS AND HOMEOWNERS. MOTION PASSED UNANIMOUSLY. The Public Hearing was recessed at 12:07 p.m. Grant County Board Of County Commissioners Please Sign In For The Record Dune Lakes Vacation of a Portion of Viewmont Drive PUBLIC HEARING (Continued from 2/17/2026) DATE May 12, 2026 TIME 11:30AM Please Print Your Name Clearly NAME REPRESENTING CONTACT INFO: PHONE/E-MAIL n� p�'I"� � w ai, � m�fce�h�y�aa, y�,� \Y C-�0. �`1�vY�-l� L'ICS� �,ln Myy�0.r Ct0.` ��0.K�CQw1..�'+>4�n c4 ev\ YA P, LA) V;A V1 C(,Ci 1A W f i.� G�, 4 r� �' lJ '�� 6 I 1: �,� YJOv'1271 � C 6A re�ull L'4�LCA (tjA q, 6 - Ire. 4 �l�(,"�ri� I �7��`�'JS�—�l3S�/ 1 r-I.L.. e.�r�, , � V�(�n2 �p� `�Z)"7-�C�U-357�( c��-�� 000K�sf%mil Sag- )S'u- I-2-�� ,r-� P� �zo� DQtiQ LR-Ke I https:llgranteountywa.sharepoint.comlteamsIBOCCISharedDocumentsIGenerallTemplatesIPublic Hearings/0 Sign In Sheet, Open Record.docx Grant County Department of Public Works 124 Enterprise St. S.E. Ephrata, WA 98823 Memo To: Honorable Board of County Commissioners Grant County From: Cade Egbert, P.E. County Road Engineer Date: May I Ith, 2026 Re: Engineer's Report- Viewmont Drive Right of Way Vacation & Gate Removal On Viewmont Drive, it was found that a gate was installed within the County's Right of Way on the southern portion of Viewmont Drive. T The Board of County Commissioners of Grant County Washington has received a petition to vacate portions of right-of-way being a portion of Viewmont Drive lying in Section 3, Township 18 N, Range 28 East W.M., all in Grant County, Washington, as shown on the attached Exhibit A. The Board of County Commissioners determined that consideration should be given to the petition and directed the County Road Engineer to prepare a report on the proposed vacation and abandonment for a public hearing to be held at 11:30 PM, Tuesday, the 12 th Day of May, 2026. The Notice of Hearing was published in the County Official Newspaper and the Notice of Hearing was posted at each termini in compliance with RCW 36.87.050. Due to public safety and welfare concerns, it is the opinion of Public Works that we deny vacating Viewmont Drive's Right of Way, and to remove the gate to open the road. Dated this day of 1)2026 Board of County Commissioners Grant County, Washington Approve Disapprove Abstain Dist 41 Dist #1 Dist 41 Dist 42 Dist #2 Dist #2 Dist #3 Dist #3 Dist #3 ffm N& It `' � - W- : I Inlacle .- 2026 Airbus 4460 v own QC now o -� o . a �� LAKE RD EXHIBIT A fw�smln 9FMS?yy 340!t .. .. am LMM Rini. ftuw LOMAW A&W . w B%~ !l'aR term w t W it 11 trt� i mil P" 0 �.� �,,y psis ..wi.t / O Kfl N �• a � `� `" MM +ww war �.•rrw � � i �� +r" Y� M INA MG� % M "loth 'r' ~` iT r•►+f�1' i +or..... +rer. aft w togs" •a vNe" Q~ Ar, ♦ q r� aft St i— ¢ e�� t N rM f Ilk aldw •i • Quo i - ra.r. yr..._ vaown is ft" •i 1 k u 66000604 r o" f,4pq - 0 a . 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A j N N 170071001 120154435 £ib 1 170072000 1 170072043fl Y 4f L 4 _ . Outlook Resolution Notice vacating Viewmont Dr of Dune Lake Oppose From matt sanzone <masanz1 @hotmail.com> Date Sat 3/7/2026 5:40 PM To Commissioners <commissioners@grantcountywa.gov> **EXTERNAL EMAIL** This email originated from outside Grant County's network. Do not click links or open attachments unless you recognize the sender and know the content is safe. am writing again, in opposition, before the next hearing, as I now know, of added information. The resolution is false on its face statement. That resolution claims that road is not used and would be beneficial to the public. This simply is not true. • The road is used daily by persons utilizing the area for running, walking, cycling and getting through the neighborhoods. Especially school aged kids visiting friends or study groups. Blocking it would create a hazardous condition as there is nowhere for people to go, except Dune Lake rd., which are building homes on one side, and AG on the other. • Petitioner is Dune Lake LLC., a business, this petition should go through a Dune Lake HOA vote before even being submitted for approval, and signed off on by all members, as many in the area, use it as well for a walking path as the area is flat. • In the interest of transparency, any commissioner with personal, business, or any other familiarity with petitioners should be up front with that relationship and potentially recused from final decision. Thank you for your attention Matthew Sanzone Outlook RE: Vacation Hearing From Nathan Poplawski <npoplawski@grantcountywa.gov> Date Tue 2/24/2026 11:09 AM To Juliana Fries <jfries@grantcountywa.gov> Cc Katherine I. Bren <kibren@grantcountywa.gov>; Victoria Seim <vseim@grantcountywa.gov>; Tom Gaines <tgaines@grantcountywa.gov>; Jim Anderson -Cook <jcook@grantcountywa.gov>; Andy Booth <abooth@grantcountywa.gov>; Michelle Mercer <mmercer@grantcountywa.gov>; Caitlin E. Manell <cemanell@grantcountywa.gov> Juliana - Thanks for the opportunity to comment on something that does directly fall under code review of the Fire Marshal's Office. Chapter 503 of the Washington State Fire Code has requirements for the installation of gates across fire access roads to meet certain requirements and conditions. Gates are also required under chapter 105 to be permitted at construction to ensure that those requirements have been met. I cannot find a record of permit for a gate to exist across this fire apparatus access road. would also oppose the vacation of this section of road as it would further limit access, by reducing access points of emergency services to a large number of residences in that area. The ability for emergency services to move through a community is paramount to public safety. The gate is already a hinderance to emergency response, possibly delaying lifesaving care or emergency law enforcement response to a critical incident, completely vacating the street would be severely detrimental. would further recommend the gate be removed as it appears to have been placed without proper review or permit. Reference definition and code sections: "FIRE APPARATUS ACCESS ROAD. A road that provides fire apparatus access from a fire station to a facility, building or portion thereof: This is a general term inclusive of all other terms such as fire lane, public street, private street; parking lot lane and access roadway." "503.6 Security gates. The installation of security gates across a fire apparatus access road shall be approved by the fire code official. Where security gates are installed, they shall have an approved means of emergency operation. The security gates and the emergency operation shall be maintained operational at all times. Electric gate operators, where provided, shall be listed in accordance with UL 325. Gates intended for automatic operation shall be designed, constructed and installed to comply with the requirements of ASTM F2200. " "105.6.11 Gates and barricades across fire apparatus access roads. A construction permit is required for the installation of or modification to a gate or barricade across a fire apparatus access road." Respectfully, Nathan Poplawski, CFEI Fire Marshal Grant County Development Services Fire Marshal's Office npoplawski@grantcountywa.gov %N(509) 754-2011 ext. 3006 *35 C Street NE / PO BOX 37 Ephrata, WA 98823 From: Juliana Fries <jfries@grantcountywa.gov> Sent: Tuesday, February 24, 2026 10:37 AM To: Nathan Poplawski <npoplawski@grantcountywa.gov> Subject: FW: Vacation Hearing • r Outlook :u. m.�..�..�....��....�...a.�..�........._.�.��..�..�W.�..........�.�..�.....�..wv�..V....�....._�.wu.....w..�.....a�.........._.�......w�.�..�....._.__..�.....�.�..�.u�w....._�._..�.�.�.��a..�...�...�.�......�...�.��.�ua�.��M......a...�..�.�..�...�.._.�.�.�....�.....�.��.�.�._�_�.�...�.a�......._...�..._�.v��..w�......_...._�.�_.......a..�..�_..�N._..._..........._.........�.��.�........�.......�...�...............a..................�......._...�....._w.�........�.. Resolution No. 26-006-CC From Angela Stenhouse <stenhouseaj@gmail.com> Date Tue 5/12/2026 6:15 AM To Commissioners <commissioners@grantcountywa.gov> **EXTERNAL EMAIL* This email originated from outside Grant County's network. Do not click links or open attachments unless you recognize the sender and know the content is safe. I am writing in my opposition to the closure and abandonment of this section of Viewmont in the Dune Lakes neighborhood. This is a regularly used section of road by pedestrians and cyclists in both Dune Lakes and Pelican Point.. This section of road does not meet the criteria in the RCW to qualify for abandonment by the county to land owners. This has been a lively topic on the community FaceBook page with the vast majority of people opposing the idea. Best Regards, Angela Stenhouse. a Outlook .._..��_��...�.�.�.�.�_�.�..�.�.....�...........�..M....�....�...�..��...��..w�._...uu.....��.__uu��._....�.��..a......M._...rw..�_...�.._.�._�..�.w........�..a..�._..�.......��._u..........�....w..........��....�.y��..�.�...�._.�....r�_..�.....��m.._...._....�..��.._......w.u.�...�..._rw�..�......�..�..w�..�......�.�.w..��.�w.....a...w....a.�..e�.�..�Ww.w...�_�....w...ww.�.._._.ww...._..........w.._u...._a_.�..�._...........�.ar._.....un..w...�.......w..�.w�._.......�....u..�w.wa.�..��..........�.__..._. Resolution No 26-006-CC From angela Coyner <ajcoyner@yahoo.com> Date Tue 5/12/2026 6:26 AM To Commissioners <commissioners@grantcountywa.gov> **EXTERNAL EMAIL** This email originated from outside Grant County's network. Do not click links or open attachments unless you recognize the sender and know the content is safe. I just want to voice my opposition to the closure of Viewmont between Castlewood DrSE and Dune Lakes Rd. Ivry family regularly uses this road as a safe path between the two neighborhoods as do many of my neighbors. It would likely make the current situation at the gate even worse with more vehicles and trailers being stored in the middle of the road. Please keep this access for the public. AJ Coyner Yahoo Mail: Search, Organize, Conquer STATE OF WASHINGTON COUNTY OF GRANT 1, Blaze Griffith -Steele, do solemnly swear that I am the Principle Agent of the Columbia Basin Herald, a newspaper established and regularly published five days a week in the English language, in and of general circulation continuously for more than six (6) monflis prior the 31st day of March, 1944- that said newspaper is printed in an office maintained at its place of publication ill 7 the City of Moses Lake, Washington; that said newspaper was approved and designated as a legal, newspaper by the order of the Superior Court of the State of Washington for Grant County on the 31 st day of March, 1944; and that said order has not been revoked and is in full force and effect. That the annexed is a true copy of Legal Notice 9 05012/48817 MEMO PAPER VIEWMONT as it was published in regular issues (and. not in s-applement form)* of said newspaper once each WEEK for a period of 2 consecutive WEEKS commencing on the 27TH of APRIL 2026 and ending on the 4TH of MAY 2026 both dates inclusive and. that such newspaper was regularly distributed to its subscribers during all of said, period, that the full amount of fee charged for the foregoing publication is the sum of $145.82. Blaze (Viffi�V- Steele Subscribed and sworn to before me this 4P DAY O� MAY;ao26, Bob -Ray Richardson toy R]_ Notary Public in and for the State of Washington Notary Public Residing in Moses Lake, �ITash� toy State 0 ton f Washington My AppolntMORI EXPOS i i 71412029�'.' N114m 20307q_ 4 Ad Order Number Customer 0000048817 GC PUBLIC WORKS` Sales Customer Account bgriffithsteele@col... 3519 Order Taker Customer Address bgriffithsteele@coiumbiabasinherald. cord 24 ENTERPRISE STREET SE EPHRATA, WA 98823 Order Source Customer Phone 5097546082 ?011111 g As n Pavor Customer GC PUBLIC WORKS* Pavor Account 3519 Pavor Address 124 ENTERPRISE STREET SE E P H RATA, WA 98823 Pavor Phone 5097546082 Tear Sheets Proofs Affidavits Blind Box Promo Tvpe Materials 0 0 1 0 0 0 Invoice Text Ad Order Notes Pub: April 27, 2026 & May 4, 2026 #05012/48817 MEMO PAPER VIEWMONT Ordered by: Victoria Seim PO Number Ordered By bgriffithsteele@columbiabasinheraid. Customer Fax Special Pricing m Net Amount Tax Amount Total Amount Payment Method Payment Amount Amount Due 145.82 $0.00 145.82 1 nvoice $0.00 145.82 04121 /202 6 10:20 AM page 1 of 1 Ad Number Ad Type Ad Size 0000048817 WA -Metro 3 x 4.339" (34 lines) Run Date Product Placement Position Rate Cost. WA-COLUMBIA 04/27/2026 BASIN HE LEGALS Any $5.60 $72.91 WA-COLUMBIA 05/04/2026 BASIN HE LEGALS Any $5.60 $72.91 04/21/2026 10:20 AM page 2 of 2 Ah MMM, • •• •LIP 111111110 • • • -AL• -AhAL • • '• • - •• •AN AL• • cemanell(&,qrantcoun ywa.gov with VIEWMONT in the title; or by mail t q ATTN: Clerk of the Board Grant County Courthouse PO Box Ephrata, •0 "21 a •dip• • • •MIN I I Oct] #05012/48817 Pub: April 27, 2026 & May 4, 2026 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT AN OPEN RECORD PUBLIC HEARING WILL BE HELD: Grant County Board of Commissioners set a Public Hearing on the petition to Open or Vacate: LEGAL DESCRIPTION: VIEWMONT DR OF DUNE LAKES FINAL PUD PLAT, AFN 1085133, Roadlog 21603 bmp .556 emp .620 IN SECTION 03 OF TOWNSHIP 18 NORTH, RANGE 28 EWM, ALL IN GRANT COUNTY, WASHINGTON AND AS SHOWN ON Exhibit A of the Notice: Resolution 26-006-CC, for a public hearing to be held May 12t", 2026, at 11:30 AM. This Notice can be viewed via the Grant County website, grantcountywa.gov/239/Public-Works. This hearing is a CONTINUATION of the hearing held February 17t". Public Comment Portion was left open, please send comments to Caitlin Manell, Clerk of the Board. cernanell rantcount a. o with VIEWMONT in the title; or by mail to ATTN: Clerk of the Board Grant County Courthouse PO Box 37 Ephrata, WA 98823 The public hearing will be held in the Commissioner's Hearing Room #101, Grant County Courthouse, Ephrata, WA. You can also attend via Zoom- Event Number 940 4827 7440 Event Password 26229323. If you have any questions about this procedure, please call the Commissioner's Office in advance of the hearing. To join by audio call (253)205-0468 and enter the event and password when prompted. 11:30 a.m. ®11:45 a.m. Open Record Public Hearing, Dune Lakes Vacation of a Staff Present: Barbara O'Neill, Public Works Public: See Sign -in Sheet This being the date set, and proper notices having been posted and published in accordance with local and state laws, Commissioner Jones opened the public hearing on February 17, 2026, at 11:30 a.m. to consider a request to vacate Viewmont Drive of Dune Lakes, Final PUD Plat AFN 1035133, Section 03 T13NR28E.W.M., Grant County Barbara O'Neill gave an overview of the history and the vacation request. • Votes in Favor • County Engineer Report Incomplete -Request to Continue Hearing Public Comment was given about the following topics: • Letter re: History of Viewmont Dr and Dune Lake Road • Gate Closure, Recording of Board Action • Access Point Potential Inaccessible for Bicycle and Pedestrian Traffic o Water Access Concerns, Farmer Access • Emails in Opposition Read into Record MOVED BY COMMISSIONER JONES, SECONDED BY COMMISSIONER CARTER, TO CLOSE THE PUBLIC COMMENT PORTION OF THE HEARING. MOTION PASSED Following the motion, it was MOVED BY COMMISSIONER CARTER, SECONDED BY COMMISSIONER JON ES, TO RESCHEDULE THE HEARING FOR TWO MONTHS, LEAVING TH EPUBLIC COMMENT PERIOD OPEN. FRIENDLY AMENDMENT TO MAY 16 - SECOND BY ROB. DISCUSSION THAT MAY 12 AT 11:30 IS THE DATE AND TIME. MOTION PASSED UNANIMOUSLY. The Public Hearing was recessed at 11:46 a.m. Grant County Board Of County Commissioners Please Sign In For The Record PUBLIC HEARING Public Works vacating Viewrnont Drive of Dunes Lakes DATE February 17,2026 TIME 11:30AM Please Print Your Name Clearly NAME REPRESENTING CONTACT INFO: PHONE/E-MAIL Fr IJ AJ lo 7? V elc, Sie��ko��se �,I� 5�y-93)-33Gy Z14� cw � /J '�� C7CPc� soy-7sy��8 I�cc�-k��; � � G-c �o�i- https://granteountywa.sharepoint.coin/teams/BOCC/Shared Documents/General/Templates/Public Hearings/0 Sign In Sheet, Open Record.docx Outlook Resolution Notice vacating Viewmont Dr of Dune Lake Oppose From matt sanzone <masanz1 @hotmail.com> Date Thu 2/12/2026 4:33 PM To Commissioners <commissioners@grantcountywa.gov> **EXTERNAL EMAIL** This email originated from outside Grant County's network. Do not click links or open attachments unless you recognize the sender and know the content is safe. am writing to you, in opposition of privatizing this road and quite opposite, removing the gate/barrier that prevents it from being a usable road. Unless the Dune Lake community has unanimously decided to gate the whole HOA area, then that gate serves no purpose other than, to create a roadblock. By opening the gate: • Emergency Vehicles would have multiple access points to the area • School bus routes could be revised and more efficient • Residents would have another way out in case of fire or other emergency(we are in a hot, heavy sage brush area) Many factors are coming into play in the area. New housing is being develop along Dune Lakes with currently one way into the area. One incident on the road, can block anyone from getting home, or getting out. By removing the gate, that will help reduce the risk. Other concern is the cost of the road. Taxpayers paid for it, its not like some gravel, not improved road, it is clearly paved. Are we going to be paid for the work that went into that road? What utilities run through it? If repair is needed is permission going to be needed to access the area? Currently, this is a non issue and in my opinion being brought forward as a way to gain property and property value and the bigger benefit would be to open it up. am away for travel so cannot attend the meeting, so please take this into consideration Matthew Sanzone it Outlook Re: Resolution Notice vacating Viewmont Dr of Dune Lake Oppose From matt sanzone <masanz1 @hotmail.com> Date Sat 2/14/2026 4:52 PM To Caitlin E. Manell <cemanell@grantcountywa.gov> "EXTERNAL EXTERNAL EMAIL** This email originated from outside Grant County's network. Do not click links or open attachments unless you recognize the sender and know the content is safe. Thank you, I would also like to point out that Dune Lake and surrounding area has increased tremendously in housing. I would like to petition that the gate be removed and the road actually be opened up. They are building new homes on Dune Lake that will not have a way to exit without u-turning or going around the entire Dune Lake area. 49065 is being developed. It makes sense to open the gate so Castlewood could become an exit point. Walkers, cyclist also use that gated area as a path, as it is safer to do so. I understand things in the past were done certain ways, but if no contractual obligations exist, we need to grow and revise, much like changing the speed limit on Potato Hill. 3- 32126 68 f32`127 'A 32128 0 4L From: Caitlin E. Manell <cemanell@grantcountywa.gov> Sent: Friday, February 13, 2026 3:17 PM To: matt sanzone <masanzl@hotmail.com> Subject: Re: Resolution Notice vacating Viewmont Dr of Dune Lake Oppose Hello, I am confirming receipt of your email in the Commissioner's Office. I will read your comments into the record during the Public Hearing for the Vacation of Viewmont Dr. Thanks, Caitlin E. Manell Outlook Vacate Petition for Viewmont Drive of Dune Lakes - Opposition From Steven <ausere@gmail.com> Date Mon 2/16/2026 10:27 AM To Commissioners <commissioners@grantcountywa.gov> **EXTERNAL EMAIL** This email originated from outside Grant County's network. Do not click links or open attachments unless you recognize the sender and know the content is safe. Grant County Commissioners: As a homeowner who lives in Dune Lakes I would like to express my opposition to the proposal to vacate the road that connects Viewmont Dr. to Dune Lake Rd. This section of road should be open and not gated due to safety reasons. We have seen in the past fire that can erupt without warning, destroy neighborhoods and loss of life can happen. The gate should be removed for egress purposes and returned back to a usable status. If it is formally vacated those who walk on it will be trespassing on private property. This makes criminals out of citizens that are just trying to find a safe place to walk with their families. Thank you for your time. Steven Ausere W u, Outlook Opposition to Resolution 26-006-CC From Paul Stenhouse <paulstenhouse@hotmail.com> Date Tue 2/17/2026 7:19 AM To Barbara Vasquez <bvasquez@grantcountywa.gov> Cc Commissioners <commissioners@grantcountywa.gov> **EXTERNAL EMAIL* This email originated from outside Grant County's network. Do not click links or open attachments unless you recognize the sender and know the content is safe. Formal opposition to Resolution 26-006-CC (Viewmont Drive Vacation) To: Grant County Board of Commissioners Regarding: Petition to Vacate Viewmont Drive Date: February 17, 2026 Respectfully, I am writing to formally oppose the vacation of Viewmont Drive. Under RCW 36.87.060, a road may only be vacated if it is found "useless as part of the county road system" and if the "public will be benefited." This petition fails both tests for the following reasons: 1. Procedural Error: Failure of Public Notice (RCW 36.87.050) State law and County procedure require that the Notice of Hearing be posted in a conspicuous place at both ends of the road segment for 20 days. • It was only initially posted at the portion which intersects Dune Lakes, on or about January 28, 2026. • By Tuesday, February 1Oth, the gate was posted after I spoke with a countyrepresentative the da p Y before about the posting at either end. 2. Elimination of Vital Non -Motorized Access The vacation of this road would permanently extinguish the public's right to pedestrian and bicycle travel. I oppose terms and conditions being included in the agreement to vacate with the adjacent property owners. • Pedestrian Access: Neighbors rely on this segment for safe walking routes away from higher speed traffic. • Bicycle Access: This road serves as a critical connector for cyclists. Vacating it turns a public asset into a private driveway, stripping the community of non -motorized connectivity. 3. Severe Public Safety Risk: Dune Lakes Road Diversion Forcing pedestrians and cyclists off Viewmont Drive pushes them onto Dune Lakes Road, which is an unsafe alternative due to: • Lack of Infrastructure: There is no shoulder for pedestrians and no dedicated bike lane. • Hazardous Design: The presence of a center divider and a lack of ambient lighting make non - motorized travel at dawn, dusk, or night extremely dangerous. • Increased Risk: Pushing residents onto a busier, unlit road with no "recovery zone" (shoulder) creates a significant liability for the County. 4. Emergency Services & Life Safety Access The public interest is best served by maintaining multiple points of ingress for emergency responders and in the event that either neighborhood would need emergency evacuation during a natural disaster/wildfire. • Recent Precedent: During a recent emergency call to Dune Lakes, a fire truck was forced to turn around because they attempted to access the area via Pelican Point, but were delayed by a gated road. • Critical Redundancy: Public roads must remain public to ensure that Fire, EMS, and Law Enforcement and Residents have unobstructed, non -gated routes. Vacating this road further restricts the "seconds -count" response capabilities in the Dune Lakes area. Thank you for taking time to consider these points. r- ZJAV 19 �*WL� M ��ffibfi 1, Blaze Griffith -Steele, do solemnly swear that I am the Principle Agent of the Columbia Basin Herald, a newspaper established and regularly published five days a week in the English language, in and of general circulation continuously for more than six (6) months prior the '3 I st day of March, 1944; thjt said newspaper is printed in an office maintained at its place- of publication in the City of Moses Lake, Washington; that said newspaper was approved and designated as a legal newspaper by the order of the Superior Court of the State of Washing -ton for Grant County on the 31 st day of March, 1944; and that said order has not been revoked and is in full force and effect. That the annexed is a true copy of Legal Notice # 02015/45384 OPEN RECORD PUBLIC HEARING as it was published in regular issues (and not in supplement form) of said newspaper once each WEEK for a period of 2 consecutive WEEKS .. commencing on the 2ND of FEBRUARY 2026 and ending on the 9TH of FEBRUARY 2.026 both date's inclusive and that such newspaper was regularly distributed to its subscribers during all of said pen"od, that the full amount of fee charged for the foregoing publication is the sum of $95.42. aze x h-Steele Subscribed and sworn to before me this 9TH DAY OF J.A.NUARY 2626, dh _�' _�_ A B 0 � R a Y' RO I 0'a- Notary Publio State of Washington My Appointment Expires 111412029 miss!m Number 20,3070 Jb Ray Ric Notary Public'in andfor-the State of Wgh- iqgton Residing in Moses Lake, Washington Order Confirmation Ad Order Number Customer Pavor Customer PO Number 0000045384 GC PUBLIC WORKS* GC PUBLIC WORKS` Sales Rep Customer Account Pavor Account Ordered By bgriffithsteele@col... 3519 3519 bgriffithsteele@columbiabasinheraid.c Order Taker Customer Address Pavor Address Customer Fax bgriffithsteele@columbiabasinherald. corrI124 ENTERPRISE STREET SE 124 ENTERPRISE STREET SE EPHRATA, WA 98823 EPHRATA, WA 98823 Order Source Customer Phone Pavor Phone Special Pricing 5097546082 5097546082 Tear Sheets Proofs Affidavits 0 0 1 Invoice Text #02015/45384 OPEN RECORD PUBLIC HEARING Net Amount Tax Amount 95.42 $0.00 01/23/2026 03:45 PM Blind Box Promo Tvr)e Materials 0 0 0 Ad Order Notes Pub: February 2 & 9, 2026 Ordered by: Victoria Seim Total Amount Payment Method Payment Amount Amount Due 95.42 1 nvoice $0.00 95.42 I"I page 1 of 1 Ad Number Ad Twe Ad Size 0000045384 WA -Metro 3 x 2.839" (22 lines) Run Date Product Placement Position Rate C= WA-COLUMBIA 02/02/2026 BASIN HE LEGALS Any $5.60 $47.71 WA-COLUMBIA 02/09/2026 BASIN HE LEGALS Any $5.60 $47.71 01 /23/2026 03:45 PM page 2 of 2 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT AN OPEN RECORD PUBLIC HEARING WILL BE HELD: Grant County Board of Commissioners set a Public Hearing on the petition to Vacate: LEGAL DESCRIPTION: VIEWMONT DR OF DUNE LAKES FINAL PUD PLAT, AFN 1085133, Roadlog 21603 bmp .556 emp .620 IN SECTION 03 OF TOWNSHIP 18 NORTH, RANGE 28 EWM, ALL IN GRANT COUNTY, WASHINGTON AND AS SHOWN ON Exhibit A of the Notice: Resolution 26=006=CC, for a public hearing to be held February 17th, 2006, at 11:30 AM. This Notice can be viewed via the Grant County website, grantcounty a.qov/239/Public=Works. The public hearing will be held in the Commissioner's Hearing Room #101, Grant County Courthouse, Ephrata, WA. You can also attend via Zoom- Event If you have any questions about this in advance of the hearing. To join by password when prompted. #02015/45384 Pub: February 2 & 97 2026 Number 940 4827 7440 Event Password 26229323. procedure,- please call the Commissioner's Office audio call (253)205-0468 and enter the event and NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT AN OPEN RECORD PUBLIC HEARING WILL BE HELD: Grant County Board of Commissioners set a Public Hearing on the petition to Vacate: LEGAL DESCRIPTION: VIEWMONT DR OF DUNE LAKES FINAL PUD PLAT, AFN 1085133, Roadlog 21603 bmp .556 emp .620 IN SECTION 03 OF TOWNSHIP 18 NORTH, RANGE 28 EWM, ALL IN GRANT COUNTY, WASHINGTON AND AS SHOWN ON Exhibit A of the Notice: Resolution 26-006-CC, for a public hearing to be held February 17th, 2006, at 11:30 AM. This Notice can be viewed via the Grant County website, grantcountywa.gov/239/Public-Works. The public hearing will be held in the Commissioner's Hearing Room #101, Grant County Courthouse, Ephrata, WA. You can also attend via Zoom- Event Number 940 4827 7440 Event Password 26229323. If you have any questions about this procedure, please call the Commissioner's Office in advance of the hearing. To join by audio call (253)205-0468 and enter the event and password when prompted. #02015/45384 Di ih• Fahn iary 2 & 9. 2026 GRANT COUNTY COMMISSIONERS AGENDA MEETING REQUEST FORM (Must be submitted to the Clerk of the Board by 12:00pm on Thursday) REQUESTING DEPARTMENT: PUBLIC WORKS REQUEST SUBMITTED BY: victoria Seim CONTACT PERSON ATTENDING ROUNDTABLE: John Brissey CONFIDENTIAL INFORMATION: ❑YES 0 NO DATE: 01.15.2026 PHONE:509-754-6032 K el : I *i rticl ❑Agreement / Contract ❑AP Vouchers ❑Appointment / Reappointment ❑ARPA Related ❑Bids / RFPs / Quotes Award ❑Bid Opening Scheduled ❑Boards / Committees ❑Budget ❑Computer Related ❑County Code ❑Emergency Purchase El Employee Rel. ❑Facilities Related ❑Financial ❑Funds ®Hearing ❑ Invoices / Purchase Orders ❑ Grants — Fed/State/County ❑ Leases ❑ MOA / MOU ❑Minutes ❑Ordinances ❑Out of State Travel El Petty Cash ❑ Policies ❑ Proclamations Request for Purchase © Resolution ❑Recommendation El Professional Serv/Consultant ❑Support Letter ❑Surplus Req. ❑Tax Levies ❑Thank You's ❑Tax Title Property ❑WSLCB &-11=4611114-swe UO !Ml �, I Resolution notice of hearing for vacating Viewmont Drive of Dune Lakes, scheduled for Tuesday, February 17, 2026 at 11:30-11:45 AM. If necessary, was this document reviewed by accounting? ❑ YES ❑ NO Fok N/A If necessary, was this document reviewed by legal? El YES El NO N /A rJ �`' � f.'� r. tt 1'. rr (' � � � } �,�y t,�,f. rr • i-1 � !; `. ' 4 r-) i 3. _�3� r r � 1�.' �r: _..J �..L�./'.� JJ �.� t �•,- ,+' +' E '--1 r� DATE OF ACTION: / � � �t} � DEFERRED OR CONTINUED TO: APPROVE: DENIED ABSTAIN D Kr D3: WITHDRAWN: RECEIVED 4/23/24 GRANT COUNTY COMMISSIONERS BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS Grant County, Washington RESOLUTION NOTICE OF RESOLUTION No. 26- 60� -CC HEARING FOR VACATING VIEWMONT DR of DUNE LAKES FINAL PUD PLAT AFN 10851339 SECTION 03 T18NR28E.W.M, GRANT COUNTY WHEREAS, pursuant to RCW 36.87 inclusive, the Grant County Board of County Commissioners has received a petition to vacate certain County Maintained roads and rights -of - ways known as LEGAL DESCRIPTION: VIEWMONT DR OF DUNE LAKES FINAL PUD PLAT, AFN 1085133, Roadlog 21603 bmp.556 emp.620 IN SECTION 03 OF TOWNSHIP 18 NORTH, RANGE 28 EWM, ALL IN GRANT COUNTY, WASHINGTON AND AS SHOWN ON Exhibit A; and, WHEREAS, the Board of County Commissioners has determined that consideration should be given to vacating portions of certain County maintained roads and rights -of -way and directs the County Engineer to prepare a report on the vacation and abandonment of said rights per RCW 36.87.040; and WHEREAS, each department head has reviewed the petition, and the County Attorney's Office did find the petition sufficient, meeting requirements set forth in RCW 36.87.020, and states that the road is useless as part of the county road system and the public will benefit by its vacation and abandonment; and WHEREAS, with intent to retain the right of easement and access to Lot 137 Dune Lakes Final PUD Plat AFN 1085133, and said lot owner did sign the petition. Page 1 of 3 NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT HEREBY RESOLVED, that the Board of County Commissioners set a Public Hearing on the report and related matters on the 171h of February, 2026, at 11:30 AM. The hearing will be held in the Commissioner's Hearing room, #101, Ephrata OVA. A Zoom option is also available for attendance: Web Address: https://grantcountywa.zoom.us/j/94048277440?pwd=yyyaxl3BrGDa34MLrZcsO7697ym62k.1 Event Number: 940 4827 7440 Event Password: 26229323 To Join via Audio: United States: +1-253-205-0468 Meeting ID: 940 4827 7440 Password: 26229323 International Numbers: https://grantcountvwa.zoom.us/u/awaJgiWgl DATED this C---%U day of �..i � � , 2026. ®,:••'' '''••��'"% Yea Nay : s i o s .r. lW r ft. A c v s ■ e Uj S_ TOO... lole ram® •••.. C�..0061 ATTEST: ❑ ❑ dar�_ara/J�.�Vasquez ® ❑ Clerk of the Board BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS Abstain Grant County, Washington Kevin R. Burgq , Chair Rob Jones, Vice -Chair Cindy Carter, Member Page 2 of 3 EXHIBT A, AFN 1085133, page 3 ----- vuWKV*,ED LM M7%SLOMJM MAP *%Mn J *Wi-W ;A *W_ biAeftft i r'—f 1,4 at wow W—F &V S*v P-1 ,�N, tl tom` 1 9*-4 *ifft 'rmm Ol IV 44� VOL I JIM WWI* JI/ 144, -eo k _*06 is as *49 0 N , !. ' , N We Op _ Jk -Orw Pow is 3" 0' 14 UMQ `4i VW W -bh. 4 "fe VkK ..A t'v-w - I X 0 ar •IRA A i!rI;v 4*--f ft.. "I: Afto —A t4 1 14 c Amok _410- loser 74- P owe* r it jr�w sli14 bNe a Owft*4'* "WWM4 3f i1V T at17r;511.0 TW 4j'* Page 3 of 3 Dune Lakes Homeowners Association •',I tiS�rK+sT.'t'.'t�i'�'r��-y1�:� a PO box 2074 Moses Lake Washington 98837 1 August 25, 2025 Board of Grant County Commissioners PO Box 37 Ephrata, WA 98823 We, the owners of the property adjacent thereto, hereby petition the Board of Grant Count Commissioners to vacate and abandon the county owned property and/or Right -of -Way as described below. Legal description: Viewmont Rd SE from corner of Dune Lake Rd SE to already installed gate. See Exhibit A attached Said Right -of -Way and /or county road is useless as part of the county road system and the public will be benefitted by its vacation and abandonment. Payment of $1500 deposit is enclosed. I understand that the check or money order will be deposited, and all charges incurred with processing our petition will be charged against this deposit. I understand we may be billed if charges exceed $1500. I understand any remainder will be returned to us by County issuance. Respectfully, Dune La LC M 8568 Dune Lake Rd SE Moses Lake, WA 98837 Jeff & ' -ia ackw , ' d' j,. 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This product is for informational purposes only and may not have been prepared for or be suitable for legal, engineering, or surveying p Ur p Chapter 36.87 RCW ROADS AND BRIDGE S-VACAT ION Sections 36.87.010 Resolution of intention to vacate. 36.87.020 County road frontage owners' petition Bond, cash deposit, or fee. 36.87.030 County road frontage owners' petition Action on petition. 36.87.040 Engineer's report. 36.87.050 Notice of hearing on report. 36.87.060 Hearing. 36.87.070. Expense of proceeding. 36.87.080 Majority vote required. 36.87.090 Vacation of road unopened for five years Exceptions. 36.87.100 Classification of roads for which public expenditures made —Compensation of county. 36.87.110 Classification of roads for which no public expenditures made Compensation of county. 36.87.120 Appraised value as basis for compensation Appraisal costs. 36.87.130 Vacation of roads abutting bodies of water prohibited unless for public purposes or industrial use. 36.87.140 Retention of easement for public utilities and services. RCW 36.87.010 Resolution of intention to vacate. When a county road or any part thereof is considered useless, the board by resolution entered upon its minutes, may declare its intention to vacate and abandonthesame or any portion thereof and shall direct the county road engineer to report upon such vacation and.abandonment. [1969 ex.s. c 185 s 1; 1963 c 4 s 36.87.010. Prior: 1937 c 187 s 48; RRS s 6450-48.1 .RCW 36.87.020 County road frontage owners' petition —Bond, cash deposit, or fee. Owners of the majority of the frontage on any county road or portion thereof may petition the county legislative authority to vacate and abandon the same or any portion thereof. The petition must show the land owned by each petitioner and set forth that such county road is useless as part of the county road system and that the public will be benefited by its vacation and abandonment. The legislative authority may (1) require the petitioners to make an appropriate cash deposit or furnish an appropriate bond against which all costs and expenses incurred in the examination, report, and proceedings pertaining to the petition shall be charged; or (2) by ordinance or resolution require the petitioners to pay a fee adequate to cover such costs and expenses. [1991 c 363 s 89; 1985 c 369 s 4; 1963 c 4 s 36.87.020. Prior: 1937 c 187 s 49, part; RRS s 6450-49, part..1 Purpose —Captions not law-1991 c 363: See notes following RCW 2.32.180. Certified on 7/12/2024 Combined Chapter 36.87 RCW Page 1 RCW 36.87.030 County road frontage owners' petition Action on petition. On the filing of the petition and bond and on being satisfied that the petition has been signed by petitioners residing in the vicinity of the county road or portion thereof, the board shall direct the county road engineer to report upon such vacation and abandonment. [1963 c 4 s 36.87.030. Prior: 1937 c 187 s, 49, part; RRS s 6450-49, part.] RCW 36.87.040 Engineer's report. When directed by the board the county road engineer shall examine any county road or portion thereof proposed to be vacated and abandoned and report his or her opinion as to whether the county road should be vacated and abandoned, whether the same is in use or has been in use, the condition of the road, whether it will be advisable to preserve it for the county road system in the future, whether the public will be benefited by the vacation and abandonment, and all other facts, matters, and things which will be of importance to the board, and also file his or her cost bill. [2009 c 549 s 4139; 1963 c 4 s 36.87.040. Prior: 1937 c 187 s 50; RRS s 6450-50. ] RCW 36.87.050 Notice of hearing on report. Notice of hearing upon the report for vacation and abandonment of a county road shall be published at least once a week for two consecutive weeks preceding the date fixed for the hearing, in the county official newspaper and a copy of the notice shall be posted for at least twenty days preceding the date fixed for hearing at each termini of the county road or portion thereof proposed to be vacated or abandoned. [1963 c 4 s 36.87.050. Prior: 1937 c 187 s 51, part; RRS s 6450-51, part.] RCW 36.87.060 Hearing. (1) On the day fixed for the hearing, the county legislative authority shall proceed to consider the report of the engineer, together with any evidence for or objection against such vacation and abandonment. If the county road is found useful as a part of the county road system it shall not be vacated, but if it is not useful and the public will be benefited by the vacation, the county legislative authority may vacate the road or any portion thereof. Its decision shall be entered in the minutes of the hearing. (2) As an alternative, the county legislative authority may appoint a hearing officer to conduct a public hearing to consider -the report of the engineer and to take testimony and evidence relating to the proposed vacation. Following the hearing, the hearing officer shall prepare a record of the proceedings and a recommendation to the county legislative authority concerning the proposed vacation. Their decision shall be made at a regular or special public meeting of the county legislative authority. [1985 c 369 s 5; 1963 c 4 s 36.87 .060. Prior: 1937 c 187 s 51, part; RRS s 6450-51, part.] RCW 36.87.070 Expense of proceeding. If the county legislative authority has required the petitioners to make a cash deposit or furnish a bond, upon completion of the hearing, it shall certify all costs and expenses incurred in the proceedings to the county treasurer and, regardless of its final decision, the county legislative Certified on 7/12/2024 Combined Chapter 36.87 RCW Page 2 authority shall recover all such costs and expenses from the bond or cash deposit and release any balance to the petitioners. [1985 c 369 s 6; 1963 c 4 s 36.87.070. Prior: 1937 c 187 s 51, part; RRS s, 6450-51, part.] RCW 36.87.080 Majority vote required. No county road shall be vacated and abandoned except by majority vote of the board properly entered, or by operation of law, or judgment of a court of competent jurisdiction. [1969 ex.s. c 185 s 2; 1963 c 4 s 36.87.080. Prior: 1937 c 187 s 51, part; RRS s 6450-51, part. ] RCW 36.87.090 Vacation of road unopened for five years Exceptions. Any county road, or part thereof, which remains unopen for public use for a period of five years after the order is made or authority granted for opening it, shall be thereby vacated, and the authority for building it barred by lapse of time: PROVIDED, That this section shall not apply to any highway, road, street, alley, or other public place dedicated as such in any plat, whether the land included in such plat is within or without the limits of an incorporated city or town, or to any land conveyed by deed to the state or to.any county, city or town for highways, roads, streets, alleys, or other public places. [1963 c 4 s 36.87.090. Prior: 1937 c 187 s 52; RRS s, 6450-52.] RCW 36.87.100 Classification of roads for which public expenditures made Compensation of county. Any board of county commissioners may, by ordinance, classify all county roads for which public expenditures were made in the acquisition, improvement or maintenance of the same, according to the type and amount of expenditures made and the nature of the county's property interest in the road; and may require persons benefiting from the vacation of county roads within some or all of the said classes to compensate the county as a condition precedent to the vacation thereof. [1969 ex.s. c 185 s 4.] RCW 36.87.110 Classification of roads for which no public expenditures made —Compensation of county. Any board of county commissioners may, by ordinance, separately classify county roads for which no public expenditures have been made in the acquisition, improvement or maintenance of the same, according to the nature of the county's property interest in the road; and m * ay require persons benefiting from the vacation of county roads within some or all of the said classes to compensate the county as a condition precedent to the vacation thereof. [1969 ex.s. c 185 s 5.] RCW 36.87.120 Appraised value as basis for compensation Appraisal costs. Any ordinance adopted pursuant to this chapter may require that compensation for the vacation of county roads within particular classes -shall equal all or a percentage of the appraised value of the vacated road as of the effective date of the vacation. In determining the appropriate compensation for the road or right-of-way, Certified on 7/12/2024 Combined Chapter 36.87 RCW Page 3 the board may adjust the appraised value to reflect the value of the transfer of liability or risk, the increased value to the public in property taxes, the avoided costs for management or maintenance, and any limits on development or future public benefit. Costs of county appraisals of roads pursuant to such ordinances shall be deemed expenses incurred in vacation proceedings, and shall be paid in the manner provided by RCW 36.87.070. [2016 c 19 s 2; 1969 ex. s . c 185 s 6.] 1 Intent 2016 c 19: "The intent of the legislature is to update outdated.local road statutes to provide taxpayers with lower road maintenance costs and greater road efficiencies." [2016 c 19 s 1.] RCW 36.87.130 Vacation of roads abutting bodies of water prohibited unless for public purposes or industrial use. No county shall vacate a county road or part thereof which abuts on a body of salt or freshwater unless the purpose of the vacation is to enable any public authority to acquire the vacated property for port purposes, boat moorage or launching sites, or for park, viewpoint, recreational, educational or other public purposes, or unless the property is zoned for industrial uses. [1969 ex.s. c 185 s 7; (2020 c 300 s 1 expired December 31, 2023) . ] Expiration date— 2020 c 300 s 1: "Section 1 of this act expires December 31, 2023." [2020 c 300 s 2.] RCW 36.87.140 Retention of easement for public utilities and services. Whenever a county road or any portion thereof is vacated the legislative body may include in the resolution authorizing the vacation a provision that the county retain an easement in respect to the vacated land for the construction, repair, and maintenance of public utilities and services which at the time the resolution is adopted are authorized or are physically located on a portion of the land being vacated: PROVIDED, That the legislative body shall not convey such easement to any public utility or other entity or person but may convey a permit or franchise to a public utility to effectuate the intent of this section. The term "public utility" as used in this section shall include utilities owned, operated, or maintained by every gas company, electrical company, telephone company, telegraph company, and water company whether or not such company is privately owned or owned by a governmental entity. [1975 c, 22 s 1.] Certified on 7/12/2024 Combined Chapter 36.87 RCW Page 4 Filed for Record at the Request of the Grant County Department of Public Works 124 Enterprise Street S.E., Ephrata, Washington 98823 By: BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS Grant County, Washington IN THE MATTER OF CLOSING A PORTION OF A CERTAIN COUNTY ROAD RESOLUTION NO. INTENT TO CLOSE AND NOTICE OF HEARING WHEREAS, The Board of County Commissioners of Grant County, Washington, considered a request to close to vehicular thru-traffic a certain county road and by this resolution entered upon it's minutes, declared its intention to close to vehicular thru-traffic a certain county road described as follows: Legal Description: AT A POINT, COUNTY ROAD VIEWMOUNT DR, ROAD LOG NUMBER 21603, AT MILE POST 0.55, LYING IN SECTION 3, TOWNSHIP 18 NORTH, RANGE 28 EAST, IN GRANT COUNTY. WHEREAS, the Board of County Commissioners has been requested by the two adjacent developers to close Viewmount Dr. to vehicular thru-traffic via installing gates at the point described above, and Fire District 5 & the Grant County Sheriffs Office will be able to open the gates for emergency access, and this closure shall not take place until Castlewood Dr. from Dream St. to Scenic Dr., and Scenic Dr. from Castlewood Dr. to Dune Lake Rd. are constructed and accepted by the County, and the County reserves the right to re -open this road as deemed necessary by the County Road Engineer; and WHEREAS, the petitioning developers shall be responsible for installing the gates, signs and supplying to the county one set of replacement gates, all costs to be borne by the petitioners; NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that a public hearing on the matter shall be held in the Hearing Room of the Board of County Commissioners of Grant County, Washington located in the County Courthouse, Ephrata, Washington on (March 21, 2006 at 2:30p.m.). .0 DONE THIS 2,8-%AY OF 2006 A-17, Yll ------ - Richard Stevens (Chair) Deborah Kay Moore (Member) LeToy Allison (e e Constituting the Board of County Commissioners of Grant County, Washington Return to: Grant County Public Works 124 Enterprise Street S.E. Ephrata, Washington 98823 Filed for Record at the Request of the Grant County Department of Public Works 124 Enterprise Street S.E., Ephrata, Washington 98823 By: Order Granting ClosingA Portion Of A Certain County Road 1,,- GRANTOR: Grant County, Washington GRANTEE: Public IN THE MATTER OF CLOSING A PORTION OF A CERTAIN COUNTY ROAD RESOLUTION No. Z39 �C- C.--- ORDER GRANTING CLOSURE WHEREAS, The Board of County Commissioners of Grant County, Washington, considered a request to close to vehicular thru-traffic a certain county road and by this resolution entered upon its minutes, declared its intention to close to vehicular thru-traffic a certain county road described as follows: Legal Description: AT A POINT, COUNTY ROAD VIEWMOUNT DR, ROAD LOG NUMBER 21603, AT MILE POST 0.65, LYING IN SECTION 3, TOWNSHIP 18 NORTH, RANGE 28 EAST, IN GRANT COUNTY. WHEREAS, a notice of hearing on the closure was published in the county official newspaper at least once a week for two consecutive weeks preceding the date fixed for the hearing, and a copy of said notice was posted for at least twenty days preceding the date fixed for hearing at the point of closure; and WHEREAS, the Board of County Commissioners have been requested by the two adjacent developers to close Viewmount Dr. to vehicular thru-traffic at the point described above, and illustrated in Exhibits A & B; and WHEREAS, the Board of County Commissioners did consider the verbal report given by the County Road Engineer, together with any evidence for or objection against said closure; and WHEREAS, it is the preference of the Grant County Emergency response Agencies to use a gate style of the closure so that Fire District 5 & The Grant County Sheriffs Office will be able to open the gates for emergency access; and WHEREAS, this closure shall not take place until Castlewood Dr. from Dream St. to Scenic Dr., and Scenic Dr. from Castlewood Dr. to Dune Lake Rd. are constructed and accepted by the County, and the County reserves the right to re -open this road as deemed necessary by the County Road Engineer; and WHEREAS, the closure shall accommodate the passage of pedestrians and bicyclists; and WHEREAS, the petitioning developers shall be responsible for installing gates and signs upon approval of the County Engineer, and supplying one set of replacement gates to be held by the County, and all costs to be borne by the petitioners; NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that the Board of County Commissioners closes the portion of a certain County Road described above. 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Case Upon Comp etlon of Road Construction s Set Lot Corner - 5/8' X 24' Rebar With Cap Marked PLS. 21651 Lot Corner To Be Set upon Compiatlan Of Road Construction Lot/Property fine Section Lines --- Water line --- -- -- - -- Shoreline Residential Setback CURVE TABLE CURVE LENGTH RAD US DELTA TANGENT BEARING CHORD C1 67.45' 81000 04*46'17' 33.75 S70'28'05'E 67.43 C2 67,44' 85000 04'32'46' 33.74 S70'21'20'E 67.43 C3 67.44' 890.00 04.20'29' 33.74 S70'15'370E 67.64 C4 57.15' 540.00 06'03'51" 28.60 N71'06'52'W 57.13 C5 70.58' 460.00 08'47'28' 35.36 N72'28'41 "W 70.51 C6 149.801 540.00 15'53'39' 75.38 N82'05'37'W 149.32 C7 334.20' 500•00 38'17'47' 173.61 N87'13'50'W 328.01 C8 185,21' 460.00 23'04'08" 93.88 N68'24'29'W 183.96 C9 105.47' 540.00 1 11.11'270 52.90 S84.21'50'W 105.30 C10 167.59' 430.00 22`19'50' 84.87 N05'50'07'W 166.53 C11 29.91' 20.00 85.41'25" 18.55 S58'23'11'E 27.20 C12 239,20' 370.00 37'02'30' 123.95 S02'58'46'W 235.06 C13 262.92' 400.00 37'39'38' 136.41 S02'40'12W 258.21 C14 121.36' 430.00 16'10'13" 61.08 S13'2455`W 120.95 C15 167.39' 430.00 22'18'1e 84.77 S05'50'16'E 166.33 C16 30.76' 20.00 88T16'30' 19.35 N28^04'14'E 27.81 C17 67.09' 529.59 07`15'31" 33.59 S64'48'17'W 67.00 C18 135.1a' 470.00 16'28'46' 68,06 S65'22'53"W 134.72 C19 166.87' 470.00 2020`35" 84.33 S46'5B'12"W 166.00 C20 382,00' 500,00 43.46'28" 200-87 S51.44.02'W 372.78 C21 125.33' 529.59 13'33'35' 62.96 S54'23'53"W 125.04 C22 152.18' 1530.00 16'27'07' 76.62 539'24'03'W 151.66 C133 29.82' 1 20-00 1 8526'13" 18.47 1 S25'43'05"W 1 27.14 --------•------ Shoreline Habitat Area -- --- ---- --- Utility Easement Or As Noted 0 Found 1/2' Reber With Cap Marked LS8588 Unless Noted Otherwise d Calculated Point (Nat Set In Field) EASEMENT FOR ENTRY SIGN. TR ANGULAR. MEASURING R5 Record Data Per AFN:1041411 !fl 50 FEET ALONG THE NORTH PROPERTY LINE AND ROAD FRONTAGE. l L❑CATION OF READ CLOSURE/GATE 03 INSTALL DEAD END SIGN (W14-1) M INSTALL DEAD END SIGN (W14-1P) ABOVE STEP SIGN. Q INSTALL DEAD END SIGN CW14-1> 7 »m Z w in 0 a< a. 0 Y1 ti N Uj '.. o Z J to M az V Q rl 0 DWW DRAWN BY Pie CHECKED BY 06/13/01 PLOT DATE i'=100' SCALE 99129-01 PRt}3. NO. 0 SHEET 3 OF 11 EXHIBIT T] ` CENTERLINE OF VIEWMOUNT DR. /-1 14 :4t PLAN VICE W IL END OF ROAD MARKER W16-102 (8 TOTAL) GATE SEE NOTE #1 POSTS WITH WHITE REFLECTIVE EXISTING HMA & CRUSHED SuRF*CImu CROSS-SEC.TJON CONSTRUCTION NOTE0 1, ALL MATERIAL USED ON THIS PROJECT SHALL BE SUBMITTED AND APPROVED BY THE COUNTY ROAD ENGINEER PRIOR TO CONSTRUCTION 2, THE GATE SHALL HAVE A MIN, HEIGHT OF 4 FEET, 3. THE POSTS SHOWN ON THE BACK SIDE OF THE CURB SHALL BE INSTALLED SO THAT THEY PUSH OVER WHEN STRUCK BY A VEHICLE FOR EMERGENCY ACCESS, 4. LANDSCAPING IS OPTIONAL, IF DESIRED A PLAN SHALL BE SUBMITTED TO THE COUNTY ROAD ENGINEER FOR APPROVAL. 16" DEPTH 111111111111111111111111111►1111111111111111111111111111085133_ ✓ _i IJ 111111111111111IIJill 111111111111111111111111111111111 88/25/2se2 r84:49P qq000-1-0 JEFF FOSTER PLAT 104,06ront Cc Aud BEARING DATUM DUNE LAKES, FINAL PLANNED UNIT DEVELOPMENT MAP THE BEARING, N00'23'18"E, ON THE EAST LINE OF THE N.E. (MOSES LAKE ESTATES, PHASE 1 1/4 OF SECTION 3 AS SHOWN, EQUALS THE BEARING LOCATED IN PORTIONS OF THE WEST 1/2 OF SECTION 3. SECTION 4 AND THE NORTH 1/2 OF SECTION 9, TOWNSHIP t8 NORTH, RANGE 28 EAST, W.M. GRANT COUNTY. WASHINGTON. INDEX INDEX INDEX FOR THE SAME LINE ON THE U.S.B.R. MAP. SURVEYOR'S U11UTY AND DRAINAGE EASEMEN S CERTIFICATE AND DECLARATION DATA DATA DATA PUBLIC UTILITY EASEMENTS ARE DEDICATED ON THIS ( ) References Record Data See Reference List PLAT, 5 FOOT WIDE, EITHER SIDE OF ALL INTERIOR 1 HEREBY CERTIFY THAT THIS FINAL PUD MAP 15 A TRUE AND CORRECT o FND. BC Mon". in_.Cose' Marked LS 8588 LOT LINES AND 10 FOOT WIDE ALONG ALL STREET REPRESENTATION OF THE LANDS ACTUALLY SURVEYED. Date: 3f2000 RIGHT OF WAYS. ALL SUCH, UTILITY EASEMENTS AS FND. USBR brass Cop Or As Noted. Date:3/2000 SHOWN ON THE PLAT ARE ALSO DEDICATED AS 1 HEREBY DECLARE THAT THE FINAL PUD MAP OF DUNE LAKES XX • .Monum.ent - 3 ;1/4" Brass Cop Qn 1 1/4" IS BASED ON ACTUAL SURVEY AND SUBDIVISION OF A PORTION OF SECTIONS 3, 4, S3,T98N S4,Tl8N S.9,17.18N, k•,24" I.P. in Mon. ;`Cose to be Set U. bA DRAINAGE EASEMENTS. AND 9, TWN. 18 NORTH, RNG. 28 EAST, W.M., THAT THE SURVEY WAS COMPLETED p f Completion ofConstruction' ' Reference Data Ust BY ME OR UNDER MY DIRECTION AND THAT THE DISTANCES, COURSES, AND R. 28 E. R. 28 E. R. 28 E. a Found 1/2" Rebac' And;Cap_:Ivfarked LS.\SS.88. R1 USSR Record Data ANGLES ARE SHOWN THEREON CORRECTLY TO THE BEST OF MY KNOWLEDGE, See ROS Filed AF'N.91Q4;' 18016 - Date:3%2000 R2 Record Data From ROS Filed Under INFORMATION, AND BELIEF; AND THAT PROPER MONUMENTS HAVE BEEN i Set Lot Corn6r :� 5/8" X;' 24" Rebor AFN 910418016 SET AND LOT CORNERS ARE STAKED ON THE GROUND. With Cap Marked PLS 21651 ; 93` _.....Record Data JUNE, 2001 Calculated Point -Not 'Sett .. \ � ;' �Per AFN:1002182 DATE OF SURVEY' ., ' Plat Boundary Line VEY: RADIAL AND CLOSED TRAVERSE R4 Record Data Per AFN:602054 METHOD OF SUR ----------------- Lot Division Line _ _ R5 'Record Data Per AFN:1041411 SURVEY METHODS. ---------------- Section Lines Philip J. Bloom, P.L.S. Existing Road CL And R/W Registration No. 21651 _ — New Road CL and R/W '', _- 321 S. Beech, Suite A =! Moses Lake, WA 98837 - — — — — — — — - Easment Line � - Tatni Area - 252 acres More or Less Co rnon 4dDen Space Area 135 acres More or Lesser 21Es' Shoreline Length (LE) Devilidn= Shoreline Length�(1 F� `' �`� �a� \�\\ 437 Feet Ra Identia_f Shoreline Len thh (LF) p a O 4167 Feet Conservation Shoreline Length (LE) F��Q`�� ti?rG ��00 �� G ti R=850.00 \� \ �� S 3033 Feet _ G169 ORI N � �� O EASEMENT FOR PUBLIC ROAD AND UTILITIES FILED ''' oo +4,' •hry,,.=04'32'46" R=850.00 UNDER AFN#1078584 RECORDS OF GRANT COUNTY. S67'47'10 E 31 f �t o,' - - 4 ,tv, :�-� Off, � Q.• � L=352,56 " '1 0� o I.�l 0--23'45 54 O DATA SHOWN IS FROM FOUND PIN TO FOUND PIN OR MON. 10' � , 5� co ,�� ,� ry ZQ Iry O DATA SHOWN IS FROM FOUND CENTER 1/4 TO FOUND 1/4 COR. eP �: 0,, �4, ,� +�i. fro• �`o c.`O DETAIL E ory,�ry.'� ® IRRIGATION, ACCESS AND UTILITY EASEMENT DEDICATED ON THIS PLAT e VS p°nd f, ��`-•...• P� `G . 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S ro Cy �o�o"� �`1'� �• ;/ o`O yyo• ry`�'.^� �� - o�y.�,�`•,: - 4 -- `.,,\NS9•88^aSe 0' ab Al ��: Oh �� h, �ry �Li ^ . 3 30. rQ-- ��`F Iry _Q7 - Calculated From ROS Filed ,�. 4?'iq �� S�0• O Und N 910418016 O h ro bi j' O� <o f '�/v�� W iY ?Z ry sr ��t!`5��7•c � ``` �� F � BOG S71'52'43" / A,, �: )e R=330.00 06 sty L=23.17 vO =04'01'20" •� R=50.00 R=270.00 L=140.98 h°`• L=132.46 LNr=161'33'11 DETAIL "D" NOT TO SCALE DETAIL "C" NOT TO SCALE GJ (o C%v DETAIL "A" /i o.�s r� NOT TO SCALE AUDITOR .S' CERTIFICATE -' FILED FOR RECORD AT THE PEQYEST OF THE/ CITY OF MOSES LAKE THIS DAY, OF 20Q �4�4 O'CLOCK �.M., AND.\`RECORDED'IN VOLUME WO OF MAJOR PLATS, OFl PAGES) �PO C,�/r/-.`70 RECORDS,OF GRANT CO NjY, WASHINGTON. U GRANT COUNTY AUD1 DEPUTY COUNTY AUDITOR `'COVER SHEET �:�c�..\wt2s-aW�V*+kruioPc) ne/��/m Z M w in 00 OD aO1 d U 3 W M w Y �' Y J n w LLI En 0Z o L. }. ZLLJ 3 O U M Q iD o U_ DWW DRAWN BY PJB 06/13/01 PLOT DAT SCALE\ , 99129-0' ;SHEET 1 OF 11 m!■■ ■■■Nomm ■►=►;�►=� ► !■■ ■■►�4► . NONE ■■■■ ■►AININF R NEON _............. sis�1 n1 ■�111 [1111111 108 5133 .--boos* dlft a"."-wb 1.6 , % s 2 1141111 lilll IIIII Dill III�III IN 111111111111111111 lill.5'a ,=se° e4 :49P J6FF FOSTER PLOT 1e4.EiGranR Co Aud DUNE LAKES, FINAL PLANNED UNIT DEVELOPMENT MAP (MOSES LAKE ESTATES, PHASE 1) _— - LOCATED IN PORTIONS OF THE WEST 1/2 OF SECTION 3, SECTION 4 AND THE NORTH 1 /2 OF SECTION 9, TOWNSHIP 18 NORTH, RANGE 28 EAST, W.M. GRANT COUNTY, WASHINGTON. 111115133 �/dr� �07 J7400 � �U r 944 4*Ilr j1111 111111 1195/25/299of 1 04 i9P JEFF FOSTER PLAT 104.GGrant Cc Aud DUNE LAKES, FINAL PLANNED UNIT DEVELOPMENT MAP GRAPHIC SCALE (MOSES LAKE ESTATES, PHASE 1) too c „ too n, ,�, LOCATED IN PQR'nONS OF TH&WESr i f 2 of SUcnoN S cnON 4 ACID THE NORTN 1�/Z of sEcnoN 9, + WNSHIP 18 N TH, R GE 28 ST, W.I. T COUNTY. WASHINGT v ( IN Saar) 1 inch-= 100 ft. \ \ ; Irrigation!, Utility and o o \ ACceSS Easement ao O \ \.:Dedicated On This Plat En "I" AN 30.00' \ 10 00' Whiter, line Easement t 1 ,,ol „aol� �.tn�-C• � ' �- 1.75tJ E: R=286.21 ;4Ftw: `326.B43 L=206.17 References Record Data, See Legend, This Sheet D=41`15'15- T30. f • �\ IIiS), I 3p yy� �• to p INDEX DATA ■■, ■■■� ■►�1►1► ■■■ ■■O �I ■ 4F N■ ■■■■ ■� f►1► MEMO CHRD=201.65 `' `� t O p' 1 / Center 1/4 Comer BEARING=N09 36'24"E J 2p w1 $ o I TANGENT=107.73 p Rq0 .`l� /' =w / Ns�, Found 5/8- Rebar With Cap A / 382 w Marked LS 8588. DISTURBED 15' Irrigation, Utility, And Fnd.:5/8 ,RBC `�O pp S h' Access Easement Dedicated Mrkd LSi 8588 `3 10 w On This Plot War 34.83' Measurement4toECatc. Point 137 2 c� C \ /� \\ 0.97,\acres of 30' L - 1 ` "cp If -V�o�.: et . �/96 \ 26F+� oo� / aj ��ui 8 �; \� t �\ \ \ . '36 N8937°4t "E .00, 136 2691.17' Measurement to Found Point ,pro/ / -7G l 1.26 acres �� =4r 4488, \s�;3), y 0.00' _ 4 SS.zs' so \4. W 10.00' N 89'36'05 J. I 0.89 acres a' :� �rri �Y \ .6 01 / N 139 1 Ory 1 " OOl S� o \ -' 0.56 ages ^/ �h �. \ C9 _! CS' `V 140 �6Q 07' . 135 _, .,U.52 acres o• ^o�j/ 1.05 acres C/ .. 0 ��' �r- L e4 ; rn 141 o _ • UNE -9_ 0.55 acres A N 60 . ry ?� 77.48' C11 �;, cr_ C7 f 84' / N ?5394 � � 5.00 � 4` 80,`?�• S32'10"09" E � fi ` �RD-- \ . L� -C8 8S 4C1 w �07'9 134 \ / S 10 j„ GS NgB. o �� 1 1 Ln O j' 0.84 acres \/ G`LOj io G p4)" 0' n a, �' 056 acres � ' • N '.,, ,40' ,R 30' M k, 4 . j f . :• Z to 0.68 acres I�tN 0:5a_ acresro �� ;' 30 W 14 /// A.59,.acres N rn .F ��` . N89'40 23 W 1S• Cv. co 2 O 2 o• 0.65 acres �� 1`L h�9 S69 1 / / �/ .F 199 '�Ifl' � .e'�O' �008\ LINE TABLE LINE LENGTH BEARING L1 16.64' S21'30'01 "W L2 16.19' N21'30'01"E L3 15.72' S21'30'01 "W L4 53.16' S87'39'56-W 5 ti O SHORELINE HABITAT AREA SEE PLAT Rbyt!',` -,',&&SHEET 10 BUILDING SETBACK OSHORELINE SEE PLAT 11cid 'tt'tr'.S SHEET 10 O SEE PLAT ,1�•t S OM UNITY SHEET 10 O 5 EDLPLAT1crs7rATttAosSHEET 10 O5 WATERFRONT A K r) i SHEET 10 SEE PLAT O6 IRRIGATION AND UTILITY EASEMENT DEDICATED ON THIS PLAT OEASEMENT FOR STORM WATER FACILITY OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE O8 TYP. UTILITY EASEMENT UNPLATTED AREA LEGEND USER Brass Cap Or As Noted ® Monument To Be Set - 3 1/4" Brass Cap On 1 1/4" X 24" I.P. in Mon. Case Upon Compleiion- of Road Construction • Set Lot Corner - 5/8" X 24" Rebar With Cap Marked PLS. 21651 Lot Corner To Be Set Upon Completion Of Road Construction Lot/Property line Section Lines - Water Line - • - - - - Shoreline Residential Setback S83'3547"W 496.41')1R2 S83'35'40"W 496.41' SEE DETAIL C SHEET 1 CURVE TABLE CURVE LENGTH RADIUS DELTA TANGENT BEARING CHORD C1 67.45' 810.00 04*46'17- 33.75 S70'28'05'E 67.43 C2 67.44' 850.00 0432'46" 33.74 S70'21'20"E 67.43 C3 67,44' 890.00 04'20'29" 33.74 S70'15'370E 67,64 C4 57.15' 540.00 06'03'51" 28.60 N71'06'52W 57.13 C5,, "30.58' 460.00 08'47'28" 35.36 N72'28'41"W 70.51 C6 149.80' 540.00 15'53'39" 75.38 N82'05'37W 149.32 'C7.;. 334.20" -..500,00 38'17'47" 173.61 N87'13'50"W 328.01 C8 185c21' /460.00 23'04'08" 93.88 N88'24'29"W 183.96 i" C9 1.05.47' 540.00 11'11'27" 52.90 S84'21'50"W 105.30 C10 "167.59' 430.00 22'19'50" 84.87 N05'50'07-W 166.53 C11,/ 20.91' 2000 •'85'41'25" 18.55 S58'23'11'E 27.20 C1.2 '239.20' 370.0.0 37'02'30".__ 123,95 S02'58'46-W 235.06 C13 .262.92' 400 00 3739'38" 1.6.41 SO2'40'12"W 258.21 C14 "'' 121:36' 430.00 ' 161.0`13- 61.08 S13'24'55-W 120.95 = `C15 167.39' . 430.00 22'18*14" 84.77. S05'50'16"E 166.33 -30.' 6W--•. ,20-QO 88'06'30- 19.35; N28'04'14"E 27.81 C1.7.. 67:09' 529.59 :07'15'31" 33.59 S64'4s'17"W 67.00 C18 135.18' 470.Q0 17 16'28'46- . ` 68.:06 'S65 2'2'53"W 134.72 C19 166.87' 470.00 20 IC35" 84.33 .. S46'58'12'W ;.i 66.00 C20 382.00' 500.00 43'48'28" 200.87 -851'44'02"W, 3�2.78 C21 125.33' 529.59 1333'35" 62.96 ; S54'23'53".W t'25.04 C22 152,18' 530.00 16'27'07- 76.62' S39'24'03'W ; ' 151.66 C133 29.82' 20.00 85-26'13- 18.\47 ' ... S25'43'05"W 27.14" - - - - - - - - - Shoreline Habitat Area - ' - - - Utility Easement Or As Noted 0 Found 1/2" Rebar With Cap Marked LS8588 Unless Noted Otherwise A Calculated Point (Not Set in Field) EASEMENT FOR ENTRY SIGN. TRIANGULAR, MEASURING R5 Record Data Per AFN:1041411 10 50 FEET ALONG THE NORTH PROPERTY LINE AND ROAD FRONTAGE. k\P)W'...\wr2*--MVWC\�WAUUMP=WC 05,A3/m Z w in (10 Do [L U a W 3 id Y W Y a LLj 1Li v tn O a Z o t% Q z a LLJ o3c m O M U Q pq O Lt_ DWW DRAWN BY PJB CHECKED BY 06/13/01 PLOT, DATE SC LE. 99129-Ot PROD. NO. ,•i7 .REVISION ' 0. :-'SHEET 3 OF- 11 1085133 Page: 4 of 1 I :�?'la ff 57 ":?,as 4?40�ral?er plfqO'Com 4? DUNE LAKES, FINAL PLANNED UNIT DEVELOPMENT MAP q� (MOSES LAKE ESTATES, PHASE PHASE i) p LOCATED IN PT04 NSSMP 18 NOR�RA1i1GE 28 EAST W.td. CTNI�T COiJNTY. WIEI.SINII�NG�TON1/2 OF SECi1DFt 9. 'GRAPHIC SCALE __-- 00 0- W 1W..' 1 I . LINE TABLE LINE LENGTH BEARING L5 44.14 N01'03'27"E L6 44.43 N01'03'27"E L7 26.93 N29'50'48"E L8 30.00 S29'50'48"W L9 30.00 S29'50'48"W \ Wldifs Habitate Area \ Tract 'C` o, �r INDEX INDEX j INDEX DATA I DATA ` DATA mom■ MONO E� ►-►=i mom 0�,�R11 =0�� I 'iriah = ;100 tL Co N,0p 0 z < W �rn LA< WNdifs Habitats Area z Community Facwities Area `�,�, \j' Tract C" 4 .... S30'52'36`W S3323'48"W 115.71Uj LLI 1.- . 45."Irrigation.,-'Access arid. Utility 6 j -cc z ^ U Easement Dedicated on thi� Pld.t ��o•dw��o\�� - �-_ _j N Z LLJ i 24'O o O Ln (� ,-- - 450.00' S29'50'48"w - 114.82 18.b0 - - 900.00' S29�50'48"W - - \ .55'p3" E S 29'06 25 W _N 21 --- �' -] - - -' " = t n-a 150.00' 150.00' 750.00' - I 150.Q0' �, �{. i 150.00' � � 150.00,� 150.00' 150.00' 150.00' 165.34'0�149.91 +_1 I I 0) I OSL- ,10' T20� 11 _._ o .- oil I! '� N z. aj O 0 N O N O N •0 123 o • a 0 o O 124 0 0 125 I0 0.68 acre -: jo 0.69 acre o Q.69 acre I ( (o _. -a -- N O N O N oo o o 0 j3 0 0 127 0 128 126 -• o 0 o o� I I 0.69 acre I I 0.69 acre mII O N • • . o - n. 130 0 129 0 0116, O,fi9 acre `= o 'Q•69 acre I I� 0, a,ll � N O N O N 133 0 131 0 132 0 o d o f ( 0.8Q acre -: 0 0.69 acre Q.76 acre co I I I I ,.. tr - -,- .- «Y { wo o Q io �.` / a 0 0.61 acre o b OD o - J �, N � :. m I m m I I 11 m m ' d' I I I I ` ' 2 rn ( m I (. ~. `� (" `• m m g 11 I I - C23 - 150.00' - _ 150.Q0- 150.00' _. 15Q.00 - 149.91_ - 150 02= A. 150.0T15Q00 T - ' - - 150.00' 165.77' - - - - J L .151.95 1[ i1s� 30 371 71' L 8 tp' DUNE LAKE RD. _129fi'83' 30 30' S 29'50'48" W - - - - - - '" -- S....29'S0.-4$ W - - - , -- - 30' - 63.33' I40.00' �1 - F 1 88.50'G.y6 NCCnl 0 F�Z 150.77 s (A r 140.00' cn 144.Q0 140ob N ( � 150.01 1 Ni 150.00' 1 150.86' Nrn 94.46' C24 " cn, o u, 16 0- �, o0.48 acre �( 15 �. 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Case Upon- Completion v " SEE PLAT" Q tj�atjs SHEET 10 roo�of Road Construction CENTRAL COMf�+� UNITY PARK O3 : SEE ,PLATRc�I:r�iw:5 SHEET 10 a Set Lot Corner - 5/8" X 24" Rebar With Cap Marked PLS. 21651 -- "O WILDLIFE HABf�AT AREA ■ Lot Corner To Be Set Upon Completion SEE P,<L"AT %tasf�:r#►tsSHEET 10 Of Road Construction 5 .kTtRFRONT PARK. SEE `PLAT SHEET 10- Lot/Property line IRRIGATION _AND UTILITY EASEMEN- - - Section Lines O DEDICATED ON THIS PLAT-' - Water Line ,- EASEMENT:_�OR"STORM.,WATER• - - - - - - Shoreline Residential Setback FACILITY OPERATION AND , - - - - - - - - - Shoreline Habitat Area MAINTENANCE - - - - Utility Easement Or As �e TYP. UTILITY EASEMENT Noted ® Found 1/2" Rebar With Cop Marked LS8588 Unless Noted Otherwise Calculated Point (Not Set in Field) 'IPLII WG 06,A31m Z w 00 00 Orn a U 3 WQ < M -' ►,i Ld Y a. w W v O a n < V_ LLI m LA_ O � U , < to O DWW DRAWN BY PJB CHECKED BY .06 /13/01 PLOT DATE 991 SHEET 4 OF -11 Z w 00 00 Orn a U 3 WQ < M -' ►,i Ld Y a. w W v O a n < V_ LLI m LA_ O � U , < to O DWW DRAWN BY PJB CHECKED BY .06 /13/01 PLOT DATE 991 SHEET 4 OF -11 jjj��j �I�III� II1085�133 v::14a'rr.�� 800�'� ;PI047F 11111�jjI�I'��till ��fllo'aaw� �.e POND DUNE LAKES, FINAL PLANNED UNIT DEVELOPMENT MAP \ E (MOSES LAKE ESTATES, PHASE 1) LOCATED IN T01 NAP 18 NORhX! S RANt2,IE 2W EAST W3O. ��T C NTDY. W�NGTW OF SECTION 9. POND LINE TABLE LINE LENGTH BEARING L10 24.89 S15`14'10"W L11 44.66 S15'14'10"W L12 30.00 N15`14'10"E L13 30.00 S15'14'10"W L14 61.72 S15`1 4'10"W •. L15 11.72 S15'14'10"W L49 3.44 N29'51'04"E Co POND 11iIIIdlife Habitats Area Tract "C' 0 INDEX �. �. D. TA lop I NM►N►1► 4 MEMO R _ 1�•5`1' 31 i ' r 212.29' 2 p, Z4 0 e1.23 77j. 0` s, f J7 5 4 / ..__, fa' 0.'0 acre o (�' 247 42'00'38" 0.04' ro r -- • W 274.15' S29'50'48"W 45_ r� `t1 �\ N 0.85 acre LA Q0 1 {, Il + � .145.27' � - _ _ : ' 150.04 6 a p 5 c., . +► 116 (` 150.00 0. 5153?$�.� N --� t 8 �' `� 6.82 ocre.. i28.88' 1 150.00' Z' 1 S29'18'19"W /136• lr� 111.21` t a 5: 1 ` p,85 acre �_ ' C34 rr101 8 s 113 117 � 0.74 acre 1 0 �n� ` 12i o` jw 122 0. F► L10 _i I - - C _ O j�C33 118 �+ w I w o Q.69 0 Z C3$, i --� �' to a� 120 a I0 acre o i i� 0.69 acre o, I U► ( 0.79 acre ni j o . , o o, 112 �,\\i0' ` `f�; `133.87' / o Ic,, v+� I �w'' 119 0 0 0.69 acre o P• .p 01 cre i r� C3 . - ` _ c, 0.68 acre -` j `o"I (o a �' LA „1 �,� 0'71 a �73 � t 3 �1 j h' �'- Ito �f 1 gl to o� 0.61 acre �� ,u+_ ., ...... _ �`" _ � . . w g' �' •�N c36.__: -.r DUE At{ - •` 1 83 + rn 150.00r J m. a �t $61 y41Q �� • C37 ....... _ 37$ E RQ �:59 150,00'- 1 515 ( g� • : - 150.00 L_ . C3i i4 22�1, Al ',' 1 Z. 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W - N 29 50 49 E 36'35'00"W \ `r 'GRAPHIC SCAM UN"TTO AMA�nj> --- CURVE TABLE CURVE LENGTH RADIUS DELTA TANGENT BEARING CHORD C27 70.94 470.00 08'38'53" 35.54 N34`10'14"E 70.87 C28 167.32 500.00 19*10*25' 84.45 N39'26'01"E 166.54 C29 132.12 530.00 13'54'47" 66.41 N36'37'46"E 131.78 C30 48.66 530.00 05'15'39- 24.35 N46'23'13"E 48.65 C31 86.34 470.00 10*31'33" 43.29 N43'45'27"E 86.22 C32 6.27 470.00 00'45'53" 3.14 S48'38'17"W 6.27 C33 21.29 530.00 02'30'49" 10.64 S47'38'51"W 21.28 C34 155.11 530.00 16'46'07" 78.12 S38'07'21"W 154.56 C35 294.82 500.00 33'47'04" 151.84 S32'07'42"W 290.57 C36 157.17 470.00 19'09'35" 79.33 S38'40'33"W 156.44 C37 113.69 470.00 13'51'35" 57.12 S22`09'57"W 113.41 C38 134.15 530.00 14'30'08" 67.43 S22'29'14"W 133.79 C39 32.78 20.00 90'00'00" 21.41 S31'35'38"E 29.23 C40 31.68 20.00 90'00'00" 20.27 S59'51'06"W 28.47 C41 113.29 830.00 07.49'13" 56.73 N19'08'46"E 113.20 C42 256.93 800.00 18'24'05" 129.58 N24'26'12"E 255.83 C43 84.10 770.00 06'15'28' 42.09 N18.'21'54"E 84.06 C44 150.75 770.00 11-13'01" 75.61 N27'06'09"E 150.50 C45 141.72 830.00 09'47'00" 71.03 N27'56'52"E 141.55 C46 12.45 770.00 00'55'35" 6.23 S33'29'41 "W 12.45 C47 11.56 830.00 00'47'52" 1 5.78 S33'14'18"W 11.56 �lj ` p 100 o So too Sao; +oo oy > i inch - 100-A �� _.•��O - O SHORELINE HABITAT AREEA ' \ f. HEFT 10 SEE PLAI,,Kejwrkxb4S S USBR Bross' -Cap,., Or As Noted O SHORELINE B��ILDjj��NG SETBACK \ Monument To Be'•Set-- 3•'1/4'' 'Brass Cep SEE PLAT;14bs7ti;C?:»>u SHEET 10 On 1 1 4" X 24" l.P: -iri' Mon. 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GRAPHIC SCALE so ,Oc 2w 4W Re! s-- >t i EX DATA ■NN■ ENEB ■► 4 AR �< r�f��■ �N a MEMO No �� 1/ ►� MEMO rn ( h FEET) 1 incb 100 !4. 7 �16 S • 1� • 1ro 0' 8 533«11i O 450l5 _ i ! -trd ,.Community- Park ......... `8` � \ .� tJb 02 •fib i,,+ V b 5g acre 08 10 �' 152 77. o Tract _ � - ..._._ ` 0 9 rn • us` 69 acre �, cn �5, f A4� 15 ` `� ` A06 C4 ` �' 0�0 ocr137.34�i i, 3 4 S 4 •00 2'4a~W ,0�'1 8 �b , � Tn o 7 N ,' Z i0acte �` 0 67 N / 30 5 29 'd' �50 •. 06 'r` 0 w \ a+ 30'L2 N , 1 ocre u, 0 150 0 4 0. a 0. o1i Z 30 0' cv 150' S45'04'46W 45'31'20"W _ ____ - 134 14`No 110.59' i10.34 a { cr,, N b 69 act 0 9 eo, 6 acr c, ,a,_ �5� ��, 97,i i tns - , t3i 5 533.3g 14"w 150 p2 �r 0.53 acre '�- tr D tT+ : pb' ..,; .. �.. 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ID,` S3 u.i 30 197 �g5 u; as 37 -t N ,� 4p� 5.4g Lot/Property Line Ne w x 132 50 C o f 0 49 acre �``�*'- �^ 10• - Section Lines 4 0 Q 30' A'o ul �% 1` - W t L' --� -] cn A� ' L1 N B > �� `o ,40' oer one w Csl 56 3 cre o` o 1 - - - Shoreline Residential Setback w v o o cn� r C60 �� v,� 0.52 ° b n~ g5b i ---- --- ..Shoreline Habitat Area Z --� v1 2 0 0 41 10 8 O a' " W - - - - Utility Easement Or As Q Cv I� 0.55 acre 1' 15; 40�-'�' � 9 rn � , S 3Z? Noted � � Q a 0.56 acre �' "� 0.55 acre '`1 152i (1SBR Brass Cop > ro o " V. J • O$ W ` Or As Noted a m�1- 166.84, m�� 1721g�' 535.31 z S43'2906"W O1 SHORELINE HABITAT AREA SEE PLAT Rcailr f,o,15,SHEET 10 OO SHORELINE E BUILDING SLUE* r CUE* LINE TABLE LINE LENGTH BEARING L16 27.48 N37'08'05"E L17 30.00 S3455'24"W L18 30.00 S3455'24"W L19 15.19 S34'55'23"W L20 8.68 S34'56'18"W ,rtilanS CURVE TABLE CURVE LENGTH RADIUS DELTA TANGENT "BEARING/ CHC?gD C46 12.45 770.00 00'55'35" 6.23 S33°29'41 "W 12"45 ` C47 11.56 830.00 00'47'52" 5.78 S33'14'1'WW 11.56. C48 31.14 20.00 89-12'30" 19.73 N78'14'29"Ee: ••'28.09 C49 31.69 20.00 90'47'30" 20.28 N11'45'31 "W ' . 28.48 ; C50 9.72 970.00 00*34*27" 4.86 N33'58'18"E "937 C51 12.03 970.00 00'42'37" 6.02 N34'34'29"E 12.03 C52 22.42 1000.00 01*17*05' 11.21 N34*16'47"E 22.42 C53 23.14 1030.00 01'17'13" 11.57 N34'15'45"E 23.14 C54 31.42 20.00 89'59'59" 20.00 S10'04'36"E 28.28 C55 31.42 20.00 90'00'01" 20.00 S79'55'24"W 28.28 C56 135.24 830.00 09.20'10" 67.77 N39'35'52"E 135.09 C57 143.67 770.00 10'41'25" 72.04 N40'16'32"E 143.46 C58 150.01 770.00 11'09'44" 75.24 N51'1 2'300E 149.77 C59 305.13 800.00 21 *51'11" 154.44 N45'51'23"E 303.28 C60 140.94 830.00 09'43'47" 70.64 N49'08'13"E 140.77 C61 140.01 1 830.00 09-39'55" 70.17 N58'50'01 "E 139.85 C133 99.621 830.00 06-5 '36-1 99.56 1 N60'13'39"E 49.87 Monument-Tcr.Be Set - 3 1/4" Brass Cap On w w ;® 1 11/4" X_ 24" I.P:. in Mon. Case Upon Completion < Of Road Construction O Set, tot Corner L 5/8" X 24" Rebar Q ° With Cap Marked' PLS. 21651 ■ L;`ot Corner To Be Set Upon"•Completion Of Road Construction 0 Fbund 1 /2" .Rebar With. Cap, -'Marked LS 8588 O Unfiess-i.oted Otherwise DWW ' Calculated Point (Not Set in Field) DRAWN BY Pie CHECKED BY 06/13 /01 _._ __R OT DATE .SCALE 991 9-01 PROJ: NO. 0' REVISION NO. SHEET' 6 e\sDSK\,..\W2D-m\ewc\r+upuMM.nwc 08/13/m OF 11 is. meet use Ices, uulll tilt Ititii til ttlii im iili 1085133 I illlll iIIII III "Hull 1111111111111111111111111 IN IN r m,Z, '04 49P � * /0XiIev5l � ,�Or ,000 Of 0 1400, 4E 40 (40 JEFF FOSTER PLAT 194,60r•ant Co Aud VATftar DUNE LAKES, FINAL PLANNED UNIT DEVELOPMENT MAP 0 _ 150 89, SM *MET a (MOSES LAKE ESTATES, PHASE 1) MATCCHILIW Sm MST a a, LOCATED IN PORTIONS OF THE NEST 1 f 2 OF �C 1T?N 3 CTION 4 AND THE NORTH 1 /2 OF SECTION 9. i56.97' w SSg•8 '� 3 TOMNSHiP 18 NORTH, R t 28 AST, W.Ct�.ANT COUNTY. WASHiNGTON. 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CENTRAL C UNNI�I•� PARK a o O SEE PLAT ii'tdG &R SHEET 10 �i. \ rb�,1N¢�"� lrpa{ iA°OE P ne (�\nt CLLt-DE-SAC 4 WILDLIFE HABITAT AREA u; \ O SEE PLATRas{ttt,halS SHEET 10 o 1600/ � % 1.40 r G�Er WATERFRONT PARK O5 SEE PLAT)?M*t , ,wW SHEET 10 O IRRIGATION EASEMENT 02 52 �� ti, - 1�. `'•., G �} OEASEMENT FOR STORM WATER FACILITY OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE �,i�y VO1 Q r O TYP. UTILITY EASEMENT gj L45 \ 4A ask AREA EASEMENT -NO CONSTRUCTION O L48 L46 �sf N USER Brass Cap 5\ vol R,Uts-r>rn� �'�4L LAIW Or As Not Monumentio Be Set - 3 1/4" Bross � L47 lumm i Cap On 1 1/4" X 24" I.P. in Mon. Case �. DETAIL Upon Completion Of Road Construction Lot Comer To Be Set Upon t'r NTS �* Q" Completion Of Road Construction s Set Lot Comer - 5/8" X 24' Rebar With Can Marked PLS. 21651 CURVE TABLE Lot/Property Line Section Lines O +1�1 - Water Line Setback OVA JK <L - • • - • • - - Shoreline Residential ------- Shoreline Habitat Area � O 1~ham O ,L _ - Easment As Noted S O Found 1/2' Rebar With Cap Marked ' Q LS 8588 Unless Noted Otherwise Calculated Point (Not Set in Field) w ' CURVE LENGTH RADIUS DELTA TANGENT BEARING CHORD C93 92.85 520.00 1013'52- 46.55 S1 7' 92.73 C94 239.75 550.00 24'58'31' 121.81 S18'20'10"W 23785 C95 144.76 580.DO 14'18'01' 72.76 S1853'55"W 144.38 C96 1 133.81 520.00 1 14'44'39' 67.28 S23'27'06"W 133.44 C97 48.34 580.00 04.46'31" 24.18 1 S28'26'10"W 48.32 C133 99.62 83O.O0 06-52*36' 1 49.87 1 N60-13'39"E 99.56 Ci 34 402.08 1800,00 205.38 1 N71*E 397.86 �. MEMO ■MME ■MEN � �► �►1 OMEN ■►1► 4►/ MEND W ®ram H LINE TABLE LINE LENGTH BEARING L39 62.95 N4911'54'E L40 31.93 S75'43'59'E L41 39.88 S14*16'01'W L42 31.93 i S75'43'59'E L43 39.88 N14'16'01'E L44 95.96 S84'53'01 "E L45 13.59 S74'49'58'E L46 13.13 S15'07'19"IIW L47 12.90 N7325'40"W L48 12.84 1 NI2'03'05' CURVE TABLE `CURVE LENGTH RADIUS I DELTA TANGENT BEARING CHORD C62 150.00 770.00 11'09140" 75.24 N62'22'120E 149.76 C63 .150.00 830.00 10'21'16" 75.21 N6850'36"E 149.79 C64, ` 150.00 770.00 11'09'41" 75.24 N73'31'53E 149.76 C65 ,1'38.14 830.00 09'32'D9" 69.23 N78'47'19E 137.98 C66 87.01 770,00 D6'28'28' 43.55 N82'20'51"E 86.97 •'C67;' 29.41 .830,00 02'01'48" 14.70 N84'35'09"E 29.40 C68 67.71;�" 580.00 06,41119" 33.89 N88'5538"E 67•67 C69 27.40 520.00 03*011Q8' 13.70 N87.05'32'E 27.39 ' C70 I ST.03', '520.00 16'38'27' 76.05 S83*04'40"E 150.50 C71 235.93 550.DO -24'34'38' 119.81 S82'07'43"E 234.12 .'•C72 132,60 58G'00 1.3'05.21" 66.54 S81`I1'02"E 132.21 C73 ' 29.82 .20.00. ' 85'26'25". 18.47 S6 '38'Z5"W 27.14 '074 ;f27.94 ' 50.00 146'36'42" 166.72 N01'4556'E 95.79 V33.704.27.0.00 28'22*19* 68.25 S05'44'03"W 132.34 C76` ''148.47 300.00 28'21'22': -15.79 'S05'44'03"W 146.96 C77 23.17 330.00 04-01'20' 11.59 .," S0626'26'E 23.16 C78 138.96 330.00 24'07.'37' 70.5S S0744'43W 137.94 C79 29.67 '20.00 -. _ 84'59'56" � 18,33 'N22'34'46"W 27.02 C80 151.26 520.00 16'40:00` 76.17 , S66'25'27'E= '',150.73 C81 132.71 580.DO _0`66'35" 66.65 S58'31.26."t 1'32.42 C82 140.61 580.00 13'53'25' 1 7065 S45'01'215"E 140.27 C83 150.59 520.00 16'35'35" 75.83 S49'47'39'E` 150.07 C84 148.95 520.00 16'24'43" 74.99 S33'17'3O"E 148.44 -- C85 726.56 550.00 75-41.18* 427:30 S3159.44"E 674.87 C86 138.94 580.00 13'43'32" -69.81 S31'12'58"E 138.61 ` C87 136.91 580.00 1 13'31'28" 68.77 ' S1735'28"E . 136i59 C88 146.50 520.00 16'08'32" 73.74 '' ,_S1'7'0O'52'E 1:46.02 C89 134.25 520.00 14'47'31' 67.50 S01'32'51"E 133.87 C90 131.88 580.00 13'01'42" 66.23 SO4'18'53"E .� 131.60 C91 36.94 580.00 03-38'57" 18.48 SO4'01'26".WV 36.93 C92 59.72 1580.00 05'54'00' 29.89 S08'47'55"W 1 59.70 Z ►� w to 00 00 00 Q Q 3 Lai,i Y w Y J Q En w n' o Z _i V) .5: oZ 0 Q tL LLJ Z a O M to Li- DWW DRAWN BY PJB CHECKED BY - --.__06/13/01 PLAT DATE SCALe 991 �9-01 SHEET 7 OF 11 1085133Page�� gj7o pl+q 4.f $8/25 fl : I eaizsizeal e440p IIIIIII[ [i[I III III[[ IIII[II IIII I[I[[IIII[II[II[iIIIII JEFF FOSTER PLAT 184,eGr•int Co Rud DUNE LAKES, FINAL PLANNED UNIT DEVELOPMENT MAP pp (M�O�SESy�L�AKE 3E,STATES, PHASEE 1) GRAPHIC SCALE LOCATED IN TOM�M tIP 18NORTTH RANf2,E 8 EAST° w.>wi. GRANT COUHT°Y. wAs'�Fi Hc�TQN�/2 of sEc71t1N 9. too o w +oo no +oo MATS 2•50'45E 25.70' S5324'42"E j ,iii FSE7 ) ' 30' ' N35'47'1 YE 1, ia23.62 ch =�100 L ' ply Q I 30' � 3 WidMth,Nabitate Area v Ro Tract "Co LINE TABLE LINE LENGTH i BEARING L28 72.45 N22'41'27"E L29 40.34 N48'04'57"W L30 28.00 S48'04'57"E L31 88.00 N 41'55'03"E L32 28,00 S48'04'57"E L33 28.00 N82'10'04"W L34 58.00 N07'49'56"E L35 29.74 N82'10'04"W a6 01 `3� / \�,e Central Community Pais Oft Tract "e" ell 20 CURVE TABLE CURVE LENGTH RADIUS DELTA TANGENT BEARING CHORD C98 85.49 1170.00 04'11'12" 42.76 N2843'50'E 85.47 C99 80.58 1170.00 03'56'47" 40.31 N 24'39'51 "E 80.57 C100 170.33 1200.00 08'07`58" 85.31 N26'45'27"E 170.19 C101 150.04 1230.00 06'59'21" 75.11 N27'19'45"E 149.95 C102 26.69 1230-00 01 *14'35" 13.34 S23'13'01 "W 26.69 C103 55.70 870.00 03'40'06" 27.86 S24'31'30"W 55.69 C104 151.22 930.00 09*18*59" 75.78 S27`24'16"W 151.05 C105 149.75 930.00 09'13'34" 75.04 S36'40'32"W 149.59 C106 302.01 900.00 191336" 152.44 S32'1 B'15"W 300.59 C107 150.38 870.00 09*54'12" 75.38 S31*18'40"W 150.19 C108 85.86 870.00 05'39'17" 42.97 S39'05'24"W 85.83 C109 10.21 930.00 00'37'44" 5.10 S41'36'11"W 10.21 C110 32.38 20.00 92'46'07" 20.99 S88-18'07"W 28.96 C111 140.68 220.00 36'38'18" 72.84 N26'59'41 "W 138.30 C112 63.39 220.00 16'30'28" 31.91 N00'25'18"W 63.17 C113 314.50 300.00 60'03'51" 173.43 S22`12'00"E 300.29 C114 317.58 280.00 64*59'11" 178.33 S24'39'40"E 300.83 C115 283.56 250.00 64'59'11" 159.23 S24'39'40"E 268.60 C116 249.53 1 220.00 64*59'11" 140.12 S24-39-40-E 236.37 C117 243.97 250.00 55'54'53" 132.69 N20.07.31 "W 234.41 C118 264.23 280.00 54'04'09" 142.88 N19'12'09"W 254.54 C119 30.77 20.00 88'09'17* 19.37 S02'09'35"E 27.83 Hw ELV.1046.8 i 2:65 L LK14D INDEX INDEX DATA DATA Ire i! 'R m Z N 6 w az 110 .J W m 8 0_ J o d a 9 W 3 U r 1l') O O� 0 Z P � Z W ►\ v) 'o M of O < 0- U 3 W Li Y W X Q J= --3 U) W LLI Z J (1)0 0 � Q � O Z Of Of 0 O SHORELINE.. HABITjA�T AREA 10.. ..._.._.._ - • -USBR Brass Cap Or As., Nested LL- Q U` a z 3 SEE PLAT cs al�j;bn&,,SHEET Monument To Be Set - 3 1/4' Brass W to O G._ SHORELINE BUJI-E)tNSETBACK' 10 ® Cap {fin 1, 1/4" X 24" I.P. in Mon. Case Upon Corr pletion Of Road Construction m 4 Ov rn SEE PLAT Roy SHEET - Set Lot Corner = •.5/8" X 24" Rebor CENTRAL COMMUNITY PARK . 'thy"Cap 'Marked PLS. 21651 O3 SEE PLAT f3s , 59SSHEET``10' % e Lot Carney To Be, Upon Completion p U- --.- ' Of Road Construction WILDLtFE HABITAT AREA SEE PLAT jFF,`c.fl+s-s SHEET 10 line DWW O - WATERFRONT PAR��Ct SEE PLAT f�Zs{mlrt-v4s SHEET 10 --Lot/Property - _ Sectiomlines Waier :Line:' ; DRAWN BY PJB - IRRIGATION EASEMENT _- - - - - ` -_--_ Shoreline Residential Setback Shoreline Habitat Area CHECKED BY ``06/13/01 EASEMENT FOR STORM .WATER 0 Easment'-%As Noted Found 1 /2"-.Rebar With Cap Marked' PLOT, DATE 1 "=1 QU l-� FACILITY OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE LS 8588 Unless; Noted Oth&wise Calculated Point (Not Set,"in Field) SCALE 9912'§-011 TYP. UTILITY EASEMENT PROD' NO REVISION -NO, ;SHEET 8 1:\sDSK'\..NM29-01\PWCV AMDP .oac 06/13/M OF;11 aam nm um uw mttl! mt Itllt{ !11 Ilili llll Ilil, 08513311 ok esizsi2001 84 :49P :7 070 6- JEFF FOSTER PLAT 104.eGrant Co Aud DUNE LAKES �ESINA L PLANNED UNIT DEVELOPMENT MAP o ) 4 LOCATED IN PORTIONS OF THE WEST 1/2 OF SECTION 3. SECTION 4 AND THE NORTH 1/2 OF SECTION 9. TOWNSHIP 18 NORTH, RANGE 28 EAST, W.M. GRANT COUNTY. WASHINGTON. GRAPHIC SCALE too 0 so 100 wo 400 �IFECT} -- 1 inch : 100 M POND. Wfidlife Habitat* Area Tract °C' O LINE TABLE LINE LENGTH BEARING L36 15.54 N44'05'44"E L37 28.30 S76'21'54"W L38 28.30 N35'28'42"E I t NEON NEEN ■►�I�I� � ' ►-REE■ ENE► ■►�1► �■ ►=SEE■ EEC 1/V� E■■■ N44'05'42"E v U 149. 27" ID w 150.73 ID go I ''' w Wfldlife Habitat* Area 3a a O o Co 74 0 75 0' N Traci "C• 3 `? .� 0.50 acre �� li 0.52 acre in ,^� o ,a P . C J 9 cn 30 z i (� G 3 C131 104.99' J r10. O 483 5 � - � 7 � �•-f50.12' --- C132• ' f - _` Ci Z W n� 28 U--- N44'05'44`E.. -- ---- _ __ -- ' - 30 Z � C12789.68' N44'05'44"E - ---- - i 2 m 0040 w f 25 123.87' iv 150.00' . w - 50.00' L3 41'55'03"W ? W m � o e O 0 j,,� 73 �' N 72 O. 0.75 U? cv b i 50.12' 71 N o 3 a..'.�� 0.65 fr• 70 j�- 149.16 3 ' 96.13 !° C122 `q J � o !;n 3 acre ui r, acre 10.16 ! r' f;ri -toa O 9.93' 1_ acre o00 in 69 *- o- .r? 0.66 acre ui 0.66 acre '- 'n .- 1. V) _.. 10.01 t 't 2 0 u�.. . r- ri N 68 0 67 0 ,� �� 0.63 acre of 0 0.64 acre o o ''( -I :n U z r a. n �9.46 ;o in �• �..�"'. "�'.� 10.01' t tt') , �• 2 • /Vs - ; -- -e _ _ . - 8.5 4 7.01 t.. 34.44 N46'03 4 - _ - E Z------- �52.33� E N33'2.90 ' S 90 `• _ -' 1 2. 1SO,0F N46'41'37'E- 42 37 07 1 0 12' N . "E 72f' 5 150.11' Z ---4 54",E -N49' gt3�" N41 2 € 149,88 156.26 73t' 46t' 47f YR.) 150f'�,1,150t 151f' 150t 157f OHVIl; `, ELV-1046.8 MOSES LAKE _...._ 1 SHORELINE HABITAT AREA 1SEE PLAT i�riC�,Ir4t SHEET 10 LEGEND USBR Brass Cap 0 0 N t d m rn OU Q O- 3 CURVE TABLE CURVE LENGTH RADIUS DELTA BEARING CHORD C122 39.16 1030.00 02'10'41" S43'00'23"W 39.15 C123 38.01 1000.00 02'10'40" S43'00'23"W 38.01 C124 36.87 970.00 02.10'40" S43'00'23"W 36.87 C125 18.69 25.00 42'49'56" N22-40.50"E 18.26 C126 11.44 50.00 13'06'48" S07'49'12"W 11.42 C127 72.30 50.00 82'50'42" S55 47'55"W 66.16 C128 69.39 50.00 79'30'26" N43-01-10"W 63.95 C129 47.97 50.00 54*58'14* N24'13'01 "E 46.15 C130 30.74 50.00 35'13'37" N69'19'00"E 30.26 C131 18.69 25.00 42'50'00" S65'30'58"W 18.26 C132 73.70 78.00 54'08'124 N34'04'40"W 70.99 Monument To Be Set - 3 1/4" Brass to B 2 ;SHORELINE BUILDING.'SETBACK SEE •PLAT i?dstf, �i.. SHEET 10' ® Cap On 1 1/4" X 24" I.P. in Mon. Case Y Y Q Upon Completion Of Road Construction Set Lot Corner - 5/8" X 24" Rebar B 0 J Q in CEgTRAL COM1�UNITY;-PAR•}< SEE PLAT V,,1Ks SH ET 10 With Cap Marked PLS. 21651 W w •• o WILDLIFE HABITAT REA' SHEET 1*0 * Lot Corner To Be Set Upon Completion Of Road Construction Z J Q a Z_ 0 g o L J SEE PLAT ' Property line 4' Q U_ 5 WATERFRONT' PAR SEE PLAT I:�t; SHEET ,10 - Section Lines --Water Line _. w - - Shoreline Residential Setback V) O IRRIGATION EASEMENT' - - --- ' Shoreline'.Habitat Area O EASEMENT FOR STORM -WATER Easmebt As Noted Found 1/2t Rebor With Cap Marked U M FACILITY OPERATION AND, LS 85$8 Unless Noted Otherwise -' MAINTENANCE 8 TYP. UTILITY EASEMENT Calcul.6ted/ Point: (Not Set in Field) O � LL DWW 0� DRAWN BY PJB 'r Z CHECKED BY __....PLOT DATE - 1 "=.1 Q0. At: .SCALE 9912�9-01, PROJ., NO- G, REVI2ON NO, SHEETT' 9 k\SD9C\..\M20-01\0W.,\ iNALPLUDPCVMWG 06,A3/Qi ./OF 11 IINIIII�IIIIh�IINIIWINIITER �II�lllndlll��0B5;-nt Co ;'�� JEFF DUNE LAKES, FINAL PLANKED UNIT DEVELOPMENT MAP LAKE ESTATES, PHASE 1 LOCATED IN PORTIONS OF�YOSES WEST 1/2 OF SECTION 3, SECTION 4 AND THE NORTH 1/2 SECTION 9. TOWNSHIP 18 NORTH. RANGE 28 EAST. W.M. GRANT COUNTY. WASHINGTON. f I MAi DFSCRIP710N A TRACT OF LAND LOCATED IN PORTIONS OF SECTIONS 3, 4 AND 9, TOWNSHIP 18 NORTH, RANGE 28 EAST, W.M., GRANT COUNTY, WASHINGTON, MORE FULLY DESCRIBED AS FOLLOWS: - COMMENCING AT THE EAST ONE -QUARTER CORNER OF SAID SECTION 4, A USBR BRASS CAP MONUMENT, SAiD ONE -QUARTER CORNER BEING N89'37'41"E. 5454.84 FEET FROM THE EAST ONE -QUARTER CORNER OF SECTION 3, A USBR BRASS CAP MONUMENT; THENCE NO3'56'11"E, 166.54 FEET TO THAT CERTAIN EASEMENT DESCRIBED AS PARCEL B 1N DEED RECORDED OCTOBER 20, 1953 UNDER GRANT COUNTY AFN 326843; THENCE S67'37'44"E ALONG SAID EASEMENT, 87.43 FEET TO THE TRUE POINT OF BEGINNING; THENCE CONTINUING ALONG SAiD EASEMENT S67'37'44"E. A DISTANCE OF 711.36 FEET; THENCE S21'55'03"W, 387.70 FEET; THENCE N69'51'12"W, A DISTANCE OF 301.82 FEET; THENCE N89 40'23"W. A DISTANCE OF 107.10 FEET; THENCE S52'52'12"W, A DISTANCE OF 353.02 FEET; THENCE S29'50'49"W, A DISTANCE OF 2100.69 FEET; THENCE S35'55'47"W. A DISTANCE OF 150.85 FEET, THENCE S48'08'08"W, A DISTANCE OF 302.99 FEET; THENCE S34'21'15"W. A DISTANCE OF 363.97 FEET, THENCE S18'29'41 "W, A DISTANCE OF 156.32 FEET; THENCE S1514'10"W, A DISTANCE OF 60.00 FEET; THENCE S18'29'41"W, A DISTANCE OF 237.48 FEET; THENCE S36'35'00"W, A DISTANCE OF 100.25 FEET; THENCE S34'43'58"W, A DISTANCE OF 1025.49 FEET; THENCE S33'51'27"W, A DISTANCE OF 150.02 FEET; THENCE S34'55'24"W. A DISTANCE OF 60.00 FEET; THENCE S35'31'08'W. A DISTANCE OF 152.51 FEET, THENCE S38'12'39"W, A DISTANCE OF 172.19 FEET; THENCE S43'29'06"W, A DISTANCE OF 171.93 FEET; THENCE S65'01'47"W, A DISTANCE OF 166.84 FEET; THENCE S68'50'35"W, A DISTANCE IF 245.91 FEET; THENCE S85'35'00"W, A DISTANCE OF 242.81 FEET; THENCE S88'28'08"W, A DISTANCE OF 168.93 FEET; THENCE N79'59'08"W, A DISTANCE OF 185.20 FEET TO A NONTANGENT INTERSECTION WITH A 270 FOOT RADIUS CURVE CONCAVE TO THE EAST, THENCE SOUTHERLY ALONG SAID CURVE TO THE LEFT THROUGH AN ARC DISTANCE OF 132.46 FEET AND A CENTRAL ANGLE OF 28'06'34", (THE CHORD OF SAID CURVE BEARS S05'44'03'W, 131.14 FEET); THENCE S81'32'54"W ON A RADIAL LINE TO SAID CURVE, 60.00 FEET TO A RADIAL INTERSECTION WITH A 330.00 FOOT RADIUS CURVE CONCAVE TO THE EAST; THENCE NORTHERLY ALONG SAID CURVE TO THE RIGHT, AN ARC DISTANCE OF 23.17 FEET AND A CENTRAL ANGLE OF 04'01'20", (THE CHORD OF SAID CURVE BEARS N0626'26"W, 23.16 FEET); THENCE S71'52'43"W ON A NONTANGENT LINE, 597 FEET MORE OR LESS TO THE SHORELINE OF MOSES LAKE; THENCE NORTHERLY ALONG THE SHORELINE OF MOSES LAKE TO A POINT THAT BEARS N67'38'25"W OF THE TRUE POINT OF BEGINNING, SAID POINT BEING THE TERMINUS OF THAT EASEMENT DESCRIBED AS PARCEL B, FILED UNDER AFN 326843; THENCE S67'38'25"E, 1307 FEET, MORE OR LESS TO THE TRUE POINT OF BEGINNING. SAID TRACT CONTAINS 252 ACRES, MORE OR LESS. In 2�D3� s R��f9 �AL LAI'� lXMA6s '> PLAT RESTRICTIONS 1. SHORELINE HABITAT AREA Designated for the protection of wildlife habitat, prevention of erosion, and/'maintenance or enhancement of root strength integrity associated with woody veg- etotion. NO Structures. Docks, or Retaining Walls will be allowed in the Shoreline Habitat Area. Shoreline : §tabilization `activities will be allowed on a case by case basis only in areas with on- going active,erosiori`'and I' ited to bioengineering techniques or placement of boulder revet- ments/as permitted by\the\, jurisdictional authorities. Low impact trails are allowed in these designated zones. The conservation Master Plan provides construction guidelines. Trails are not' allowed'-w.here'•-shoreline;` slopes>..are greater than 90% Removal of shrub and trees are ewners will bprdhibited. Horn e ,encouraged to maintain or enhance vegetative characteristics conductive to use by-iridigenous wildlife. Recommendation on plant species and spacing characteristics on, which to ,.guide'`such landscaping activities are provided in the Conservation Master.`-Planr *-fo PbD. Irrigation , of entinnced "land scaping is permissable. 2. SHORELINE RESIDENTIAL SETBACk,This area is intended os a transitional buffer between shoreline habitat area and residential developrrjent Construction` of tesidenVial ''-structures and roads for motorized vehicle travel is/prohibited. Cbnst�uctlon of structures associated with residential development such as Decks.' -.Raised Platforlrs, Gazebos,'and Open..,Sheite'rs less than 500 sq.ft. per lot are allowed. Associated Trails, Walkways,`Patl s, and Constructed Stairways., to access the aforementioned structures are allowed__Major grading and re -contouring is prohibited. Localized landscaping activities such as, the con.struc.t'ion of low terrace walls, raised beds or other low impact structures to enhance site productivity for ornamental IdndscopIng, home gardens and habitat attributes are allowed. 3. CENTRAL COMMUNTY PARK- Tract B This-,area•,;will remain in.. common ownership, of the lands developed under the Moses Lake Estates'Plan.ried,.Unit,Development.,'Sub division is. prohibited. Development is designed specifically. -.for cornmunit'yjecreotion facilities --'as planned by the Developer and/or Homeowners Association. Thearea`will be maintained in conformance with the objectives of the Central Community -Park os,de§crltied in the Conservation Master Plan. 4. DESIGNATED WILDLIFE HABITAT- Tract C This area will remain in common ownership of the lands developed under the Moses Lake Estates Planned Unit Development Subdivision is prohibited. Development and road construction is prohibited except for the community facilities area, (barns, stables, irrigated pastures, and other uses compatible with the Wildlife fHobjtat Zone as;plonried by the developer and/or Home Owners Association association within the Community Facilities Area and Designated access roads. Access for operation and maintenance of existing irrigation pipelinesutiilties and,.•purnp Th 11 b ' t ' d ' f m nce with the ob' dives of the -- INDEX INDEX ( INDEX DATA DATA DATA ■■ME OMEN Ma� �� FAV4,MMM MEW100 OF H5 �0 FAVIR, � �� NONE ��t►�R ■OE■ 11-1 Z r` w ►`� � aM m m O LL U 3 W M tdi W Y Q� Q � _! - to LLI W �' 0 Z -..1 OZ Q o u, } Z Q in < O Q rtDi O u_ DWW [�CPJB HECKED E 6/13/01 station are permitted. a area wi a mmn arne in con or a �e Designated Wildlife Habitat as described in the Conservation Master Plan. t"=100' SCALE\. • 991 �9-01 5. WATERFRONT PARK- Tract A This area will remain in common ownership of the lands developed under the Moses Lake Estates Planned Unit Development. Subdivision is prohibited. Development of the site will be designed specifically for waterfront park recreational activities as planned by the Developer and/or Homeowners' Association. is �snsx�,..�ost PROJ N0. 1, REVISION N iovc�aokc os/►a/rn SHEET 10 OF ;11 I IIIIiI tlill iilll Iilll Ilillll1111111111III 111111III 1111 0854 4 1p 11111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111i8,28,290: 04:49P JEFF FOSTER PLAT 194,SGran! Co Aud rNr /%0 ?470. yjm 6".1; � I �! .A m.�oo DUNE LAKES, FINAL PLANNED UNIT DEVELOPMENT MAP (MOSES LAKE ESTATES, PHASE 1) LOCATED IN PORTIONS OFTHEWEST 1/2 OF SECTION 3. SECTION 4 AND THE NORTH 1/2 OF SECTION 9. TOWNSHIP 18 NORTH, RANGE 28 EAST, W.M. GRANT COUNTY, WASHINGTON. M• LLC 40 :iOTAAV AC NOMEDGEMEN DEDICATION STATE OF. THE OWNERS OF THE LAND DESCRIBED HEREIN IN FEE COUNTY OF SIMPLE ARE LA�ENCEDJAC�BS��•ALSOJACOBS��ALSO - I CERTIFY THAT 1 KNOI�It OR HAVE SA A ]ORY f , . " '� APPEARING OF RECORD AS D. JACOBSE�A��OF RECORD ASLA�ENCE D JACOBSEI SHERI R. JACOBSEN. ALSO APPEARING OF RECORD AS SHERI EVIDENCE THAT r RAE JACOBSEN. HUSBAND AND WIFE THE OWNERS DECLARE THIS PLAT AND DEDICATE TO SIGNED THIS INSTRUMENT AND ACKNOWLEDGE 1T TO BE THEIR FREE AND VOLUNTARY ACT FOR THE USES \ THE PUBLIC FOREVER, ALL STREETS, ROADS, ALLEYS, -EASEMENTS-OR...WHATEVEN PUBLIC PROPERTY THERE IS AND PURPOSES MENTIONED IN THE INSTRUMENT. \ _ " SI-10WNN ON THIS"PLAT, AND DO HEREBY GRANT A WAVER- OF- ALL -.:CLAIMS FOR DAMAGES AGAINST ANY GOVERNMENTAL AUTHORITY ARISING FROM THE CON— �.�-r.�o'' STRUCTION AND MAtNTE�NANCE OF PUBLIC PROPERTY SIGNATURETARY-PU13 UATE--- WITHIN _ E UBDW� IONS. � MY APPOINTMENT EXPIRES ..� NATURE 4ATE OTARD' .. �. G ACKNOMIDQEMENT 4 30. _ STATE OF OF COUNTY OF APPROVALS EXAMINED AND APPROVED BY THE GRANT COUNTY ENGINEER. - G �, � Z �� EXAMINED AND APPROVED BY THE GRANT COUNTY SANITARIAN. GRANT COUNTrSANITARIAN DATE EXAMINED AND APPROVED BY THE GRANT COUNTY P NI R Z� Ol NNING DIRECTOR I IFNHOI uLK - I CERTIFY THAT 1 KNCjW OR HA V SA FACTORY I - EXAMINED AND APPROVED BY THE GRANT COUNTY EVIDENCE THAT��-�� x�5�elE.. WARDEN HUTTERIAN BRETHEN' -.,, BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS. SIGNED THIS INSTRUMENT' AND ACKNOWLEDGE IT TO a ��Lflit u- MATURE AIL A DATE� BE THEIR FREE AND VOLUNTARY ACT FOR THE USES AND PURPOSES MENTIONED IN THE INSTRUMENT. Q ` ATTEST: (?jAn4j, zNt--40� TITLE CLERK qR&VT COUNTYtI]OARD OF COMMISSIONER9 MNATURE OF NOTARY PUBLIC UAIE MY APPOINTMENT EXPIRES ' l 4t'i f�� ACKNOWLEDGEMENT G STATE OF • 30, $ COUNTY OF I CERTIFY THAT I KNOW OR HAVE SATISFACTORY EVIDENCE THAT ,�•i' ems`. SIGNED THIS THIS INSTRUMENT AND ACKNOWLEDGE IT TO BE THEIR FREE AND VOLUNTARY ACT FOR THE USES AND PURPOSES MENTIONED IN THE INSTRUMENT. ATURE OF NOTARY1 DACE -- MY APPOINTMENT EXPIRES INDEX ,. ... ■■E■ mom ■ ■►_ 041 0 ■■■ ■■oivlommm MEN FAR ► , ■■■■ MEMO ■►�1► 4►:3 Imom as ,yam• ~ . V AN ED • ul co m uh �� (i r 112 ,CL Q 3 Q �2 Y Ul IL LLI W cn Z)B 0Z_ o � } / w \ o to _. TREASURER'S CERTIFICATE o THIS IS TO CERTIFY THAT ALL TAXES AND ASSESS— GRANT COUNTY ASSESSOR D WW MENTS WHICH ARE NOW DUE AND PAYABLE EXAMINED AND APPROVED BY THE GRANT COUNTY DRAWN BY ACCORDING TO THE RECORDS OF GRANT COUNTY ASSESSOR PJB HAVE BEEN FULLY PAID. CHECKED BY �� ..-O ` e.O6/07/01Gg - GRANT RANY COUNTY TREASURER A _PLOT- ATE SCALE 99129-01 PROJ NO ;1 eWsrc\..�an WmcWii+uruin�cef.awa 09/07/01 'SHEET 11 ' OF/11 \ EXAMINED AND -'APPROVED BY THE GRANT COUNTY FIRE ARSH, / Flf:M"MARSHAL ATE 6 � ME I f 3 % ZJ A,1 .1 Pa2s : l�% �.� �.� /Lf .� 1 .� � ' A--,,'IFC/ / 1 1 �c a� .`.� �. 11111 II I I�I! ' 20A A PORTION OF SECTION 3 AND A PORTION OF THE NORTHEAST QUARTER OF SECTION 4, ALL IN TOWNSHIP 18 NORTH, RANGE 28 EAST, W.M., DEDICATION: GRANT COUNTY, W A S H I lei l� 1 ON KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRESEt�iTS^TtiAT CARDAN DEVELOPMENT COMPANY, L.L.C., A WASHINGTON LIMITED 'LIABILITY COMPANY, AND STATE OF WASHINGTON ] CASHMERE VALLEY BANK ARE THE OWNERS IN FEE SIMPLE AND ENCUMBRANCES OF THE -'LAND -'HEREBY PLATTED, HEREBY DECLARE THIS PLAT an , 1 ��+ EXAMINED AND APPROVED BY THE GRANT COUNTY, ASSESSORS OFFICE THIS ago DAY OF �<-�,�-y 199 S AND DEDICATE TO. THE USE OFF THE PUBLIC FOREVER, ALL. STREETS AND COUNTY OF �� R; IiHATEVER PUBLIC PROPERTY -THERE... IS 5HO.WN'' ON THE PLAT EASEMENTS, OR", THIS IS TO CERTIFY THAT ON THIS o=--� DAY OF , y,.�r�- , 19 y ` r AND THE USE THEREOF FOR ANY AND ALC PUBL.IC__ PUR�OSES , NOT BEFORE ME T,HE UNDERSIGNED, A NOTARY PUBLIC, P SONALLY APPEARED _ GRANT COUNTY DEPUTY ASSESSOR INCONSISTENT WITH THE NORMAir USE, AS SHOWN Di►1�TFEPLAT: ALSO THE ' Gti ,/ �Y'-``L " AND RIGHT TO MAKE ALL NECESSARY' SLOPES ::FOR CUTS OR FILLS UPON THE LOTS, BLOCKS, TRACTS, ETC .:y SHOWN ; ON THE PLAT' INTHE THE REASONABLE TO ME KNOWN TO BE THE AND T RESPECTIVELY OF CASHMERE TREASURE'S CERTIFICATE= ORIGINAL GRADING OF ALL. STREETS SHOWN HEREDN; AND 00 HEREBY GRANT A WAVIER TO ALL CLAIMS FOR DAMAGES AGAINST;,'ANYIGOVERNMENTAL-... VALLEY BANK, A WASHINGTON CORPORATION, THE CORPORATION THAT EXECUTED THE FOREGOING DEDICATION AND ACKNOWLEDGED TO ME THAT I HEREBY CERTIFY THAT ALL TAXES AND ASSESSMENTS NOW DUE AND PAYABLE ACCORDING TO THE RECORDS OF GRANT COUNTY, INCLUDING AUTHORITY ARISING FROM THE CONSTRUGT_.IOM..-AND Mi1INTENANCE—OF: PUBLIC ` THEY SIGNED THE SAME AS THE FREE AND VOLUNTARY ACT AND DEED OF 1 � `? � ADVANCED TAXES, HAVE BEEN FULLY PAID. FACILITIES AND PUBLIC PROPERTY WITHIN THE SUBDIVISION. -- `, SAID CORPORATION FOR THE USES AND PURPOSES THEREIN MENTIONED, AND �/ p� y/p� UNDER OATH STATED THAT THEY WERE AUTHORIZED TO SIGN SAID GRJWT COUNTY TREASURER DATE C-�� - �`-•��l �5�_'� � <� „' •i �� DEDICATION. CASHMERE VALLEY BANK GATE` TITLE `IN WITNESS WHEREOF I HAVE SET MY HAND AND OFFICIAL SEAL, THE EXAMINED AND APPROVED BY THE G ANT COUNTY BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS ON DAY OF(Z- AND YEAR LAST ABOVE WRITTEN. \; CHAIRMAN GRANT DUN Y BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS CASHMERE VALLEY BANK DATE TITLE k,Q;. PRINT NAME • j ; c ,�i ' i} !.fGLEtL CLERK : GRANT TY 8 AR COMMISSIONERS (�G�•� CARDAN DEVELOPMENT COMPANY, L.L.C., DATE TITLE A WASHINGTON LIMITED LIABILITY COMPANY NOTARY PUBLIC IN /d AN FOR THE STATE OF: RESIDING AT, J =•'; ►' ® • -__...._. �• J/1`•••,.e�.M,..•+'"�i �' G �� s =rat ► M F♦ CARDAN DEVELOPMENT COMPANY, L.L.C., DATE TITLE ' ' �r 5��: , - : - C __.__.._ _.. '' MY APPOINTMENT EXPIRES ;y oc 5- A WASHINGTON LIMITED LIABILITY COMPANY ACKNOWLEOGEMENTS : \ STATE OF V�Qs l I COUNTY OF C %e g,, l THIS IS TO CERTIFY THAT ON THIS i St DAY OF F-L4 , 19 99 , BEFORE ME THE UNDERSIGNED, A NOTARY PUBLIC, PERSONALLY APPEARED -p vi `..t C",r AND TO ME KNOWN TO BE THE gsy it AND THE RESPECTIVELY OF CARDAN DEVELOPMENT COMPANY, L.L.C., A WASHINGTON LIMITED LIABILITY COMPANY, THE COMPANY THAT EXECUTED THE FOREGOING DEDICATION AND ACKNOWLEDGED TO ME THAT THEY SIGNED THE SAME AS THE FREE AND VOLUNTARY ACT AND DEED OF SAID COMPANY FOR THE USES AND PURPOSES THEREIN MENTIONED, AND UNDER OATH STATED THAT THEY WERE AUTHORIZED TO SIGN SAID DEDICATION. IN WITNESS WHEREOF I HAVE SET MY HAND AND OFFICIAL SEAL, THE DAY AND YEAR LAST ABOVE WRITTEN. % ..t PRINT NAME: is A►,n i q tT a`JN NOTARY PUBLIC IN LF STATE OF 4 AN FOR THE ' RESIDING AT: i MY APPOINTMENT EXPIRES: 0 00 7- APPROVALS'. ; EXAMINED -AND APPROVED., BY.... E GRANT COUNTY ENGINEER.,._. THIS is-e DAY OF C�. NOTES: GRANT COUNTY ENGINEVR EXAMINED AND APPROVED BY THE GRANT COUNTY PLANNING DIRECTOR, THIS'�� !i EASEMENT FOR ELECTRIC DISTRIBUTION LINES IN FAVOR DAY OF 199 WASHINGTON WATER POWER COMPANY, AS TO NO DEFINED %ct�t ,` LOCATION, RECORDED MAY 31, 1945 UNDER AUDITORS FILE NUMBER liO502, RECORDS OF GRANT COUNTY, WASHINGTON, GRAN LNVTY PVNCT 21 / `-EASEMENT FOR ELECTRIC DISTRIBUTION LINES IN FAVOR OF PUBLIC UTILITY DISTRICT NO. TWO, AS TO NO DEFINED EXAMINED AND APPROVED BY THE GRANT COUNTY FIRE MARSHALL'`THZS "LOCATION, RECORDED SEPTEMBER !S, 1988 UNDER AUDITORS DAY OF /Ytcl�y 199�. FILE_N IUMBER-BSB907, RECORDS OF GRANT COUNTY, GRANT COUNTY FIRE MARSHALL ut EXAMINED AND APPROVED BY THE G T COUNTY SANITARIAN THIS. DAY OFF is9 _ Q ^�j =• °F h'�c �J 'fJ0 Sur SURVEYOR'S CERTIFICATE: I KNUO S. KNUDSEN, REGISTERED AS A LAND SURVEYOR BY THE STATE OF WASHINGTON, CERTIFY THAT THIS PLAT I5 BASED ON ACTUAL SURVEY OF THE LAND DESCRIBED HEREIN, CO D CTED BY ME OR CMY SUPERVISION DURING THE PERIOD M 193�, TO 19 4q THAT THE DISTANCES,COURSES AND ANGLES ARE SHOWN THEREON CORRECTLY AND THAT MONUMENTS, OTHER THAN THOSE MONUMENTS APPROVED FOR SETTING AT A LAJER DATE, HAVE SEEN SET AND LOT CORNERS STAKED ON THE GROUN ,BEPICTED THE PLAT. KNUU S. KMiDSEN MASHIMC I UN STATE LAND SURVEYOR NUMBER 6588. EXPIACS i - - DATED: -7 1 F9 i AUDITOR'S CERTIFICATE: K, S, KNU N LAW SURVEYING F FOR CORD AT THE REQUEST OF KNUD S. K OSEN, THIS DAY 19 AT 11:20 ' CK M-, AND RECORDED IN P . 0. Box 505 ifi/' Bcas i n Sf reef; S' W . BOOK PLATE, AT PAGES , UNDER AUDITOR'S FILE �� NUMBER a RECORDS of GR CD , WASHINGTON. Ephra f a , Wash ng f on 9�B823 ' Phone (509) 754,-'4376 Fax ;754:'3403 L&aj+—uA GRANT UNTY AUDITOR �'� �' '' T°""'''R `�"°' SAND CASTLE ESTATES #1 W/N 3 IBN 213E PHASE Al BY DEPUTY COUNTY AUDITOR BATE D-25-99 SALEJM N / A 9B R SHEET 1 OF 3 `288 - 01 n === 4 I _T DELTA ANGLE RADIUS. ARC TANGENT CMORO CIlORD BEARING Im." �EIVM-IAAJWI WM • MOM WIEFTE-FIRIER.M. off-M-My3m ml�, KMMM��NMEZEM m - 1; 07 X 0 1 U 19 Mm 111 M 1 f M BASIS OF BEARING: (S 00022'57"WI BEING THE BEARING DE TA IL I OF THE EAST BOUNDARY OF THE NORTHEAST QUARTER OF SECTION 3, TOWNSHIP IB NORTH, ........................ NOT TO SCALE""-... RANGE 28 EAST, W.M., GRANT COUNTY, WASHINGTON, AS PER THAT RECORD SURVEY AS RECORDED IN BOOK 23, OF SURVEYS PAGES ID 69 AND 70, RECORDS OF GRANT COUNTY, WASHINGTON. o. .. . ... ....... S 89*37"15!Y N 89837'15"E 409.24' so WEST EAST - ..... ..... 0 /c L 4, c) N K" DE TA IL 2 NOt M" sCi1L E' '�� / \ \�f ;�: - !� C 4, r Ar. All 4, 4-> 10. L 0 ........ .. DETAIL 2'*. Ik- S I - 3 EXCLUSIVE V-51 201 NON I - 16 *CD - t-4 0 ti� Sp� ?r�c+/I- / / •�•` �. T UTILITY EASEMEN � � � � S pia � �,��w S � // � `V�~ � _`� ��'1y.4i.�, •sul� $• 0��' � O '�. �/ �� '~9 C3 4 ........ . ..... .. ...... sa. S % &&0 40 ta, 41 (A- 3 0 K Ca Ise R ,kp 'ce T 11111*w a , . - 5 cs Jb 10 .................... A t ti LEGEND: %v TAX PARCEL 0 i; BRASS CAP 1/4 CORNER FOUND 10 ce 12J. -0073-012 J1 '.1 c� % 17 -,J �4 2� 112" REBAR WITH SURVEYORS CAP SET Q I " . I , , 27 z P-S. 40 COMPUTED POINT NOT SET I -el Co 03 Gb BRASS CAP MONUMENT SET CS C) 26 )-i BRASS CAP SECTION CORNER y FOUND 0 8' 25 28" 8 &,*,, T Cie 4( c UTILITY EASEMENT 1 38. pt � 25 FUTURE DEVELOPMENT .1 08 ryy/ // �, � '�. ^s,, 8;. cis 1) PREVIOUSLY RECORDED DATA 4.11 1-3 PER RECORD SURVEY RECORDED 2 IN BOOK 23, OF SURVEYS x 80. cr 4( 10 PAGES 59 AND 70, RECORDS OF GRANT COUNTY, C14 WASHINGTON 23 FIRE HYDRANT co C13 1 cr �� l L�J -3 IV 45 /�7— , 41' 22 CC) 41 f co 12 R _4 -- - --------- cn a;> 21 ....... cn 0-j 6 4(l Ln Ln A:) 4b I ,k �o s 6 $ �� y '' s� .s 5• s ejJ , /� / /a tiJ 64� livo .40 20 V: 9;* 0 M cr) 0 mm to rn 1`4 19 En Ln 80 03 48, R-25 SCALE n Fee+ 15 It 0 co 0 Ln Zn C3 KITE L'. N N 7 WA)�-IN THIS TOTAL 16ti RADIUS C� THE EAST RIGW`*Ol PARALLEL WITH CENTER CURVE Is `i4;T, PAR- CENTERLINE FOR SIGHT DISTANCE PURPOSES. _00, to 17 4.03, SUR VE YITN6 K. S. A(NUZ7�7EIV -LAND Pl...'J, Box 505, 16, B'ds I n Street S.W. N 896371 IM S 89D37'i5"W 4 4ag. 24' Ephr"'bi a Washln'fon 98823 ., IN, .9 V I M • TP013 A \EAST -WEST Phor�e (509) 7544376 Fax 754-3403 MID -SECTION -LINE 4j Tavnw,hip Pmgm DETAIL I 1/4 1/4 Soot i V.4 SAND CASTLE ESTATES NW/NW 3 1EIN 28E M DATE N0-.--f PHASE 41 1 NOTE #2: �c_) 99 1 SCALE PW/NW 3 16N 28E 10' TYPICAL UTILITY EASEMENT ALONG ALL ROAD SIDE BOUNDARYS 0 -EET I � "' " -1 01--29- 100' 1" N917 28B - 01 192 OF 3 ISE/Nd 4 i8N a_ 0 ■ v I SAND CA;STLYESTATES. NO. I PHASE 1 LEGAL DESCRIPTION.-: THAT PORTION OF THE t WEST HALF PF THE NORT HWE ST,...P,UARTER OF SECTION E 3, AND THE SOUTHEAST IOUARTERbF THE NORTHEAST OF SECTION 4, ALL IN TOWNSHIP IS NORTH., RANGE ..28..EAST, W.K1.,\GRANT COUNTY, WASHINGTON, DESCRIBED AS FOLLOWS: BEGINNING AT A BRASS CAP MONUMENT"MARKING THEEAST...OUARTER CORNER OF SAID SECTION 3, SAID POINT BEARS SOUTH 0Q-'22'57"_WESTJ' 2683.24 FEET, FROM A BRASS CAP MONUMENT MARKING THE%,NORTHEAST,.,. CORNER OF SAID SECTION 3; THENCE SOUTH*'89`V'I5" WEST, FOLLOWING THE EAST -WEST MID SECTION LINE OF SAID SECTION (3) THREE, 5045.Q i 0 FEET, TO AN INTERSECTION WITH THE SOUTHERLY BOUNDARY OF THAT CERTAIN PARCEL OF LAND AS DESCRIBED ON THE GOODRICH RECORD SURVEY, AS RECORDED IN BOOK 23, OF SURVEYS, PAGES 69 AND 70, RECORDS OF GRANT COUNTY, SAID POINT BEARS NORTH'89@37'15" EAST, 409.24 FEET, FROM A U.S.B.R BRASS CAP MONUMENT,MARKING THE.,AST. QUARTER CORNER OF SAID SECTION 3 AND THE EAST OUARTER-CORNER OF SAID SECTION 4; THENCE NORTH 67039'1B" WEST, FOLLOWING $AID' BOUNDARY, 52.02 FEET, TO A 112 INCH REBAR WITH SURVEYOR'S CAP AND THE TRUE POINT OF BEGINNING: THENCE CONTINUING NORTH 67'39'IB" WEST, 442.03 FEET; THENCE NORTH 23*45'19" EAST, 534.62 FEET, TO A 112 INCH REBAR WITH SURVEYOR'S CAP; THENCE NORTH 30*12'42" EAST, 275.83 FEET, TO A 1/2 INCH REBAR WITH SURVEYOR'S CAP; THENCE NORTH 27"20'48" EAST, 496.65 FEET, TO AN INTERSECTION WITH THE MOST SOUTHERLY BOUNDARY OF PELICAN POINT ADDITION NUMBER 2, AS RECORDED IN BOOK Ii, OF PLATS, PAGE 23, RECORDS OF GRANT COUNTY, WASHINGTON, SAID POINT BEING MARKED BY A 1/2 INCH REBAR WITH SURVEYOR'S CAP: THENCE SOUTH 52*57'40" EAST, FOLLOWING SAID SOUTHERLY BOUNDARY, 280.26 FEET, TO THE MOST SOUTHEASTERLY CORNER OF SAID PLAT AND A POINT ON A WESTERLY BOUNDARY OF PELICAN POINT ADDITION NUMBER 5, AS RECORDED IN BOOK 15, OF PLATS, PAGE 25, RECORDS OF GRANT COUNTY, WASHINGTON, SAID POINT BEING MARKED BY A 1/2 INCH REBAR WITH SURVEYOR'S CAP: THENCE SOUTH 31*02'13" WEST, FOLLOWING SAID WESTERLY BOUNDARY, 102,99 FEET: THENCE SOUTH 58*57'47" EAST, FOLLOWING A SOUTHERLY BOUNDARY OF SAID PLAT, 60.00 FEET: THENCE NORTH 31002'13" EAST, 97.98 FEET: THENCE SOUTH 58057'47" EAST, FOLLOWING A SOUTHERLY BOUNDARY OF SAID PLAT, 160.68 FEET, TO A 112 INCH REBAR WITH SURVEYOR'S CAP: THENCE SOUTH 37*02'20" WEST, 238.10 FEET, TO A 1/2 INCH REBAR WITH SURVEYOR'S CAP: THENCE NORTH 47*17'16" WEST, 106,50 FEET, TO A 1/2 INCH REBAR WITH SURVEYOR'S CAP: THENCE SOUTH 43'58'33" WEST, 97.78 FEET, TO A 112 INCH REBAR WITH SURVEYOR'S CAP; THENCE SOUTH 2503246" WEST, 684.97 FEET, TO A 112 INCH REBAR WITH SURVEYOR'S CAP: THENCE SOUTH 67*39'18" EAST, 141.77 FEET, TO A 112 INCH REBAR WITH SURVEYOR'S CAP; THENCE SOUTH 25'32'44" WEST, 200.30 FEET, TO A 112 INCH REBAR WITH SURVEYOR'S CAP: THENCE NORTH 67039'i8" WEST, 41.03 FEET, TO A 1/2 INCH REBAR WITH SURVEYOR'S CAP: THENCE SOUTH 21029'53" WEST, 125.01 FEET, TO THE TRUE POINT OF BEGINNING. CONTAINING 12.15 ACRES MORE OR LESS. S. UOS .zoo 17 TIl T AT T rV V Al A T) K. S. A'AU0.9EN LAND 5L1R,.VtYl1VG P.O. Box 505"'J' 16.1"Bos'in Sfree�, q:. W. Ephrata, Wqshi..hgion 98823 Phone (5091 7547`4376 Fax 754.,.'NO3 SAND CASTLE ESTATES #1 PHASE #1" DAX 02 _01-99 SMIN / A I 98 1,7.. 2BB 01 3 OF 3