Puyallup Dock, School, and Forest Projects Seek Input

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  Pierce County is seeking public comments on three projects affecting Puyallup, WANo usable supporting receipt — unverified.
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  The dock reconfiguration at 9502 Kopachuck Dr NW would revise a 1984-approved structureThis receipt does not establish the claimed decision.“The proposal is to reconfigure an existing 254-foot-long dock. The dock extends straight out into Puget Sound from 9502 Kopachuck Dr NW. In 1983, a Shoreline Substantial Development Permit application was submitted for this dock. In 1984, the dock received shoreline and building permit approvals. The approval would now be revised by pivoting its landward end 6.78 degrees to align with the shar”
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  Clover Park Technical College seeks to build an aviation shelter on its Puyallup campus“The Clover Park Technical College (CPTC) Aviation Shelter project primarily consists of new covered shelter structures for four existing and new aircraft parking spots and tie down points for seven aircraft. The scope of the site improvements includes construction of a concrete parking pad for one aircraft, and a stormwater conveyance system. The parcel, located in Puyallup, WA, totals approxima”
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  Garrette Homes plans to harvest 21,445 board feet of timber for a single-family home on 5 acres“To harvest approximately 21,445 board feet of timber for construction of a single-family residence and associated accessory structures, including individual well and septic system on each parcel (total of 5 acres).”
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  The dock project requires a permit revision to pivot its landward end 6. 78 degrees“The approval would now be revised by pivoting its landward end 6.78 degrees to align with the shar”
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  The CPTC shelter will include concrete parking for one aircraft and stormwater systems“The scope of the site improvements includes construction of a concrete parking pad for one aircraft, and a stormwater conveyance system.”
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  The forest project involves harvesting for construction of a residence and septic system“To harvest approximately 21,445 board feet of timber for construction of a single-family residence and associated accessory structures, including individual well and septic system on each parcel (total of 5 acres).”
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  All projects have comment deadlines through August 31No usable supporting receipt — unverified.
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  Residents can review project details online“Record: https://apps.ecology.wa.gov/separ/Main/SEPA/Record.aspx?SEPANumber=202603206 --- SEPA #202603230 --- Record: https://apps.ecology.wa.gov/separ/Main/SEPA/Record.aspx?SEPANumber=202603230 --- SEPA #202603188 --- Record: https://apps.ecology.wa.gov/separ/Main/SEPA/Record.aspx?SEPANumber=202603188 --- SEPA #202603163 --- Record: https://apps.ecology.wa.gov/separ/Main/SEPA/Record.aspx?SEPANumber=202603163 --- SEPA #202603170 --- Record: https://apps.ecology.wa.gov/separ/Main/SEPA/Record.aspx?SEPANumber=202603170”
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  Pierce County will consider public input before making final decisionsNo usable supporting receipt — unverified.
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  The dock and forest projects involve shoreline or forest practices requiring state environmental review“The proposal is to reconfigure an existing 254-foot-long dock. The dock extends straight out into Puget Sound from 9502 Kopachuck Dr NW. In 1983, a Shoreline Substantial Development Permit application was submitted for this dock. In 1984, the dock received shoreline and building permit approvals. The approval would now be revised by pivoting its landward end 6.78 degrees to align with the shar --- SEPA #202603188 --- Project: Garrette Homes Class IV General Forest Practices and SEPA Lead agency: Pierce County Type: ODNS/NOA Applicant: Garrette Homes, Attn: Matt Reider Description: To harvest approximately 21,445 board feet of timber for construction of a single-family residence and associated accessory structures, including individual well and septic system on each parcel (total of 5 acres).”