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in the event of an appeal.

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be relevant to the approval criteria

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which are set out in the staff report.

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witnesses. Um

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their best case to me. My decisions are

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of the hearing today and provide some

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submit during the open record why that

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So, thank you very much. For the record,

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my name is Travis Goddard. I am the

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And uh you have a uh presentation on the

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screen before you today. It's also

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available in paper on your desk, and

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it'll be placed on the city's website.

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Um this is for the uh

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Metcalf dock on the shoreline

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substantial development permit on

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has a residential shoreline environment

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designation. The zoning is low-density

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residential 6,000 sq ft zoning.

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which was prior to the adoption of the

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shoreline any shoreline management

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master program for the city of Woodland.

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was the first shoreline program and it

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shoreline program at that time.

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site with the red box around it gives

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the left represents the 200-ft

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shoreline, approximate shoreline

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boundary. So, the entire site is within

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um of the Horseshoe Lake.

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shows the existing home, existing

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garage, and the um impervious surface um

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of the driveway. The rest of the lot is

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itself, they lean out into the lake.

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actually I have a close-up here. Um you

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see the existing deck

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um with a proposed compacted gravel path

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to the concrete anchor, which would lead

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down to the dock and I have a side view

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of that. And the proposed dock is 6 by

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16, which meets the city's requirements

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retaining a small retaining wall, which

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replaced. It is uh old railroad ties

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that are going to be replaced with

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concrete blocks.

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picture of the deck. There are some You

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existing foundation plan. There were a

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couple foundation piles that look like

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they were replaced and repoured, but the

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that they were existing.

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permit for the deck itself when it was

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approximate line of the retaining wall

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direction, you see the trees that I was

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for the temporal disturbance of this

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area for the retaining wall work to be

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done in the foundation to be done, I

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added a condition of approval that

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wasn't in the critical area permit. And

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that was asking for the area at the far

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side of the lot um within 25 ft of the

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lake to add three trees.

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the big trees on the right look like

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cottonwoods, and so cottonwoods are

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subject to breaking off. And so, I would

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like some kind of succession plan. And

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so I've asked him to select something

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that's native and

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will provide shade for the shoreline in

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the long run. So, that'll give it time

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plan, which indicates that they are

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disturbance time. So, those will be

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staked into the ground to protect uh

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service erosion control to prevent

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erosion into the lake during

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ramp with railings.

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um have any conditions, it would be

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attached to the HPA, but um the

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design. So, there shouldn't be any

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hassle um getting that approved.

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approval with conditions as outlined in

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the staff report.

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noted, and that is

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indication that the site is 1.27

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um if you have any questions, I can ask

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>> Thank you, Mr. Travis.

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» Thank you, Mr. Travis.

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The applicant's opportunity to testify.

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>> Okay, and just because you're not on the

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» Okay, and just because you're not on the

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mic, uh the

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applicant says he doesn't have anything

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to add. Does anybody else want to say

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anything at all about this application?

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>> And Jack online is the consultant.

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» And Jack online is the consultant.

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Loringer. So, thank you.

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» Travis did a very good job of uh

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describing the project there.

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>> Mr. Laurencher, can you give us your

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» Mr. Laurencher, can you give us your

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name and and

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who you're representing?

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>> My name is Jack Laurencher and

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» My name is Jack Laurencher and

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I'm independent permit technician and

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I'm representing Bob Macleth.

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I just wanted to say Travis did a really

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good job of presenting this project

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and basically we're just looking for

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safe way

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to

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get Bob to be able to use a dock and

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enjoy the lake there. Uh

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and

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it also enhance his deck so that when

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it's raining or really sunny he can

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still be out there enjoying it. So

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Um I'm here if there's any questions at

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all about the proposal.

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>> Okay. Thank you, Mr. Laurencher.

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» Okay. Thank you, Mr. Laurencher.

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>> Sure.

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» Sure.

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>> Did you want to testify, sir?

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» Did you want to testify, sir?

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>> The gentleman behind you did.

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» The gentleman behind you did.

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>> Uh oh,

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» Uh oh,

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if you do, too, come on up. I

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» My name is Terry Jones.

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And I was just mainly curious

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what the thoughts was

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with this

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question

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with the

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last

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Terry Jones

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the name of the job

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I was just wondering

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the shoreline

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Excellent.

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the way he

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can be

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Okay.

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» Mhm.

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Okay.

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Thank you, Mr. Johnson.

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Come on up here.

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No.

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» I think the city wants that, too.

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Yes.

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Okay. Thank you, sir.

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There's nobody else in the room, nobody

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else online. So, anything further from

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city staff?

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Anything further from the applicant, Mr.

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Lauinger?

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Or Mr. Lauinger?

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>> No, there's nothing further.

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» No, there's nothing further.

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>> With that, I'll close the hearing and

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» With that, I'll close the hearing and

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close the record based on the findings

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in the staff report. The application

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does comply with the or can comply with

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the approval criteria subject to the

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conditions in the staff report. So, I'll

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approve the application subject to those

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conditions.

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I'll issue my decision within a maximum

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of 2 weeks.

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Try and get it out sooner, but I've got

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a ugly one in front of me.

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So, I will send my decision to the city.

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The city will send it to parties of

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record, which are the gentlemen who

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testified today. And that concludes our

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hearing. Thank you, all.

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>> Thank you.

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» Thank you.

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>> Wish they were all this easy.