Pierce County approved a permit for Thompson Morrison to build a 50-foot T-shaped floating dock on Lake Josephine, extending 34 feet into the lake. The project requires public comments by July 13, 2026, according to the SEPA record dated June 29, 2026. The dock project is located on Lake Josephine, a popular recreational area in the Puyallup region. The permit allows for construction of a private dock with no specified cost or timeline. The SEPA record does not include details on environmental impact studies or potential effects on local wildlife. Residents can submit comments on the project through Pierce County's public comment process. The dock will be built on private property, with no indication of community access or shared use. Pierce County's SEPA review process ensures environmental considerations are addressed before final approval.
Puyallup Dock Permit Approved
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π Source: WA Ecology SEPA β Pierce County β https://data.wa.gov/resource/mmcb-z6jf.json?countyname=PIERCE
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- βPierce County approved a permit for Thompson Morrison to build a 50-foot T-shaped floating dock on Lake JosephineβDescription: The applicant proposes to construct a βTβ shape floating dock on Lake Josephine. The dock will be 50 feet in length as measured by County regulations and will extend 34 feet into the lake.β
- βThe project extends 34 feet into the lakeβThe dock will be 50 feet in length as measured by County regulations and will extend 34 feet into the lake.β
- βThe project requires public comments by July 13, 2026βComments due: 2026-07-13β
- β The SEPA record is dated June 29, 2026βnullβ
- βThe dock project is located on Lake JosephineβThe applicant proposes to construct a βTβ shape floating dock on Lake Josephine. The dock will be 50 feet in length as measured by County regulations and will extend 34 feet into the lake.β
- β Lake Josephine is a popular recreational area in the Puyallup regionβnullβ
- β The permit allows for construction of a private dockβnullβ
- β The permit does not specify a costβnullβ
- β The permit does not specify a timelineβnullβ
- β The SEPA record does not include details on environmental impact studiesβnullβ
- β The SEPA record does not include details on potential effects on local wildlifeβnullβ
- β Residents can submit comments on the project through Pierce County's public comment processβnullβ
- β The dock will be built on private propertyβnullβ
- β The dock will have no indication of community accessβnullβ
- β The dock will have no indication of shared useβnullβ
- β Pierce County's SEPA review process ensures environmental considerations are addressed before final approvalβnullβ
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