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Drakes Bay Oyster Company
April 4, 201 1
To: Permitting Agencies From: Kevin Lunny
17171 Sir Francis Drake Boulevard Inverness, CA 94937
(415)669-1149 b.:vll1'{hSi@kcsj.?lF()\ skI,com nm 1 cY"ddrah e" ha \- i. i v st c r, Ct)111 ~-,,--,--""~-~----,,---,-~-----,,-., ----- ---""""""--
Re: Drakes Bay Oyster Farm Emergency Repair Project Description
Betore commencement ofwark, erosion control measures will be put in place. Erosion control will consist of a combination of silt fence and straw waddles.
Setting Tanks:
Remove setting tanks by hand. Expose existing plumbing by hand and cut pipes cleanly. Remove any sediment that accumulated under the tanks when they were dislodged. Put tanks back in place, connect pipelines and backfill. No import or export of materials wili be required to complete \vork.
Work PlaHorm:
Demolish existing wood platform oyster wash system and conveyor with an excavator. All debris will be removed from site, recycled. or disposed of in an approved landfill. Some minor seawater. freshwater and electrical conduits wil! be necessarily removed with the platform.
Drill 1 0 ~ 18" x 8' holes. Install cages (reinforcement) into holes and pour piers up 10 the grade of the bottom of the 8"' x 12" tie beams. Instal! plumbing. Form outside of slab and face of curb, install all reinforcing steel. pour slab. The 6'" perimeter curb wilt provide additional protection to Drakes Estero. The curb will help manage shell fragments. sediments Hnd tunicate fl<ugments during dally shellstock washing. Currently, the wash \-vater containing these sediment:> is returned lo Drakes Estero. Fo!!owing placement orthc concrete work platftmn, solid materials '.viH be collected and removed from site. The concrete work platfi:ml1 ,vill also reduce the need for maintenance dredging in the future.
Cast in place piers with tie beams will create the foundation necessary to tmchor the Hoating dock. 1 bearns \vil! protrude from tbe face (lfthe platform facing the water to serve as the connection to the ramps.
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Replacement conveyor and washing system wiH be placed on "\-vork platform once all concrete work is completed.
I'tamps:
The pedestrian ramp and the conveyor ramp wil! be constructed with steel fi'ames that will attach to both the \vork platform and the floating dock. The ramps wiH serve as the connection to the f10ating dock so that pilings vl"i!l not be required. The ramps v\"ill be decked with T x 6" lumber. Hand rails will be provided on the pedestrian ramp.
Floating Dock:
The 12' x 60' wood framed floating dock will be replaced with a 12' x 32' floating dock. The dock will be framed in wood and decked in vmod. Floatation wiH be provided by Styrofoam blocks attached to the bottom of the dock structure. The naaling dock will be attached to the concrete work ptatform by the pedestrian and conveyor ramps.
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Drakes R(IY Oyster Company 17171 Sir Francis Drake Boulevard
[nverness, CA 94937 (415) 669-1149
Re: Emergency Repair PC!TIllt Applications for Damages Caused by the March] 9 & 20. 2011 Wind Storm
To All PennitTing Agencies.
High winds. clocked at 92 miles per hour at the- Point Reyes Lighthouse, c.aused significant damages to the Drakes Bay Oyster Company (DBOC) facilities. as described in the attached Point Reyes National Seashore (PRNS) trip report. These damages include displacement of hatchery seed setting tanks, the annihilation of a floating dock, severe harm to an oyster processing work platform, partial destruction of a conveyor system loeated on the work platform, the fall of both a roof section and the north wall of the stringing shed, and further damage to an unused and dilapidated pier kno\\--l1 as the "South Pic-r". These wind storm losses have eliminated the normal access for oyster farm staff to deliver harvested shellfish 10 the processing facility. The ability to process oysters on the working platform ha<; also been lost. Additionally. the damage ha$ prohibited the commencement of seed production untii the displaced hatchery tanks are put back in place. Debris from the Iloating dock structure and barges that \vere attached to the t10ating dock were hlo\vn by the super high '\-vimls into the stringing shed. causing structural damage to the shed.
DBOC has consulted with a locaf, licensed contractor. cxperit;'!1ced in marine construction, who has determined the most environment3Hy~sensitivc, cost efficient and expedient ~o!uti{)ns. (Please reter to the attached ktter from Robert A, Arndt Construction.)
The storm damage repairs can be phased. The first phase "viH incorporate the repairs and replacement of inirastructure which are immediately required to resume hatchery, processing and harvesting operations. The second phase will include stoW) damage repairs that are less titne sensitive, <md may be completed within the next few months. The f()Uowing describes work required for each pha'>c.
Phase-One:
.. Setting IiJ.I1ks: Disconnect plumbing and electrical lines and remove the three setting tanks that ,vere dislodged during the wind stomL Reset tank base pads to remove silt and debris< Repair and replate damaged plumbing, reinstall tanks,
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reconnect plumbing and electrical. and backfill around the tanks wirh excavated materiaL No irnport(i! or exponcd materials \ .... ilJ be required for this process. A total of approximately 3-5 CY nfmaterial v. .. ill be excavated and backfilled,
.. E1Q"~tingJ2oc~: Remove and disposc of Guai portions of the destroyed 12" x 60' dock. Replace Hoating dock wil.h dock of similar materials and exact dimensions, The new fioaiing dock will be anchored to the end of the new \vork platform, Because the new dock \\1;11 be anch.ored to the new p!atfonn, no new pilings will be necessary to reptace pilings lost during the wind storm.
,. Work Platfoml; As the existing wood plarfonn is damaged beyond repair, a total replacement is required. The two replacement options are wood or concrclC,
o /\ wooden p1atform requires more excavation, undcrpilming. labor and custs and necessitates less readily available materials. Additionally. a wooden platfoml replacement would continue to allow broken shell debris and sediments to pass through open spaces between deck boards.
() A concrete platt'onn requires far Jess lahor, less COStS and would have DBOC fully operational in 11 much shorter time fram<..C time than the wood alternative. Concret\;o als.o allows tor the cOllIrol .of broken shell debris and sediments, limiting their entry into the wntern of Drakes Estero through sweeping and cleaning. A concrcw deck is also far less yulnerable to stonu damage in the future,
DBoe cannot afti:.ml the additional dO\vntime or the additional costs of wood replacement. therefore, is applying tlW the concrete platform in its application for emergency repairs. The balance Oflhc wooden. platform will be removed and properiy disposed of. A 6" rcinforc.:d c.oncrete slab will replace the previous wooden plaLflxn1. The new concrete piatttlnll wm occupy the same fo.otprint as the former wooden platfolID. Several drilled and cast-in~p!ace reintorced concrete piers will buttress the new concrete work platfonn and serve as anchors tor the floating dock as well. Ail concrete work VI/ill take place on grade in fm area set back from the mean high tide level, During this process. no soiL concrete or cement railings will enler the waters of Drakes Estero. The existing damaged conveyor and oyster washing system will also be repiaceci,
Phasi.':Two:
• 21r1MirU; Shed: Remove and propc'fly dispose of damaged sections. Replace sections with similar malerials in the exact footprint. The stringing shed can continue to be used by DBOC tor seed stringing operations w'hile damaged,
.. South Pi,;;.r: Remove and prop~rly dispose of remaining portions of the pice DBOC does n.ot plan to replace the South Pier.
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Lastly, DBOC bus one requcBt related to, yet not directly caused by, the, wind SlOnl1. An impol1arn and historical component to consider is that oyster \\rushing and processing on ~nc ,>,,'ooden work platform resulted in significant sedimentation of the area directly adjacent to tile work platform and under the [loating dock. Unti11005, when DBOe assumed operations, the previous oyster fann operators perfonned routine maintcnanc,c dredging on an annual basis. DBoe has nm pcrfonned any dredging, Today, approximately 100 cubic yards of shell debris is in need of removal from this locatIOn. DBOC, therefore, requests permission to perform 1his maintenance dredging work \vhleh is now timely considering the circumstances: nsoc ope-rations are cutTent!y temporarily suspended and the floating dock is absent due to the wind storm. Understanding that this work cannot qualifY as an emergency measure, DBOC respectfully l't"quesb expedited permission to pcrtonn the cyclic maintenance dredging at this time. Wilh the replacement of the wooden platform with a concrete plattlmn, the routine maintcmmcc dredging may no longer be necessary in [he future.
Sincerely,
Kevin & Nancy l,unn),
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ROBERTA.ARNDTCONSTRucnON LICENSE NO. 706627
15020 SIR FRANCIS DRAKE BLVD., INVERNESS, CA 94937 PHONE 415·669·1181 FAX: 415·669·7578
March 23, 2011
Dear Kevin.
On Monday, March 2 L 2011, 1 came OUT and saw the damage to the wooden deck at Drakes Bay Oyster Farm. The vAnd damage is obviously quite extcl15i'vc. You have asked me 10 provide an estimate to repair the existing pier structure. First of an, I \vould not descfibe this stmc1ure as a ·'pier". It is set back from the high water's edge and is entirely on land. A "pier" would suggest that the slructure wa;.; over water. I do not believe that repairing this wooden deck structure is possible as there is lKJthing there for me to repair, Because of the wind damage, the Joss of much of the structure and the fact that there is nothing jC)f me to tic into., I would recommend removal of the rest orthe cxh;ting damaged platform and installation of a total replacement. Certainly, any attempt to reconstruct the existing structure would not only cost significanlly more than a full replacement. it would also require much more time to obtain the nCl.:t'ssary materl<tls and to provide the labor for the more complex and time consllming procedure.
[ propose building the replacement deck out of concrete. ft will be much more cost effed!ve because you could pour the concrete in place, reinforce it with steel and drill some piers to hold the concrete in pJace 'which will be strong enough to hold the floating dock with minimal cost. Due to the fact that this is an emergency repair to get your business up and running, concrete would be a mueh simpler and expeditious solution, To replace it with wood, 1 vmuld ha':e to have some type of an engineered foundation. signifk'.Bnt excavation, extreme costs of stainless steel brackets or something similar to hold beams to support the deckjoisis, to support the decking, and the cost~ and time frame to do this would be substantially greater. In was 10 build with wood t think it would take 4-6 weeks to get your business back up and nmning on the pier. Ifl was to pour a concrete slab on grade with a thickened edge and piers, 1 fee! ! can complete this pro:jcci in 1 ~2 weeks. Additionally, Marin County does no! require permits for slab on grade where we would have to g.et permits for a wond structure. Also. in the event of a similar storm in the future, n concrete slab wwk area would nOl be damaged. I could not make the same guarantee fur a wooden deck.
Sincerely.
Roh
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Site Visit Report - Pt. Reyes National Seashore
Location: Drakes Bay Oyster Company, Schooner Bay (Drakes Estero)
Date of Site Visit: Tuesday March 22, 2011
Date of Report: Thursday March 24, 2011
Time at Site: 11:40 to 12;30
Weather: overcast with occasional rain showers; temperature in mid 50s F
Attendees
Drakes Bay Oyster Company: Kevin Lunny {Owner); also, a few employees and family members
were present for portions of the 50-minute site vjsit
Pt, Reyes Nationa! Seashore (PORE): Dave BroulUette (Chief of FacHities); David Demko (Park
Engineer); David Schifsky (Chief Law Enforcement Ranger); Kevin McKay (Special Park Uses)
California Coastal Commission: Cassidy Teufel (arrived neaf 12:25)
Attendee note: Two staff members/photographers of the Pt Reyes Light newspaper were
present for approximately the first half of the site visit
Background/Purpose
Drakes Bay Oyster Company waterfront property sustained damaged during the storm of
March 19~20, 2011. PORE staff visited the Drakes Bay Oyster Company site to document
damage. Dimensions given are typically rounded to the nearest foot and were taken by PORE
staff, Following is a description of current conditions observed during the sIte visit.
Observations and Pl:totographs
The following structures and waterfront components of the Drakes Bay Oyster Company
property were recorded:
1. Two {2} timber-framed barges: These two barges are ashore adjacent to the damaged
stringing shed" The barges (wIth plywood decks on timber frames} are measured as 8
feet x 30 feet and 8 feet x 17 reet, in plan. See two photos below.
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Photo above: 8' x 17' barge, adjacent to stringing shed
Photo above: portion of the 8' x 30' barge, with stringing shed in background
2, Stringing Shed: Th!s approximate 17 feet x 24 feet structure (with 13 feet x 12 feet
appendage) js damaged on its north (30 feet long), east (12 feet long), and return wat!
(about 13 feet long), See photos below and also prev]ous photos of the barges.
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Photo above; northern, damaged side of the stringing shed
3. Main Pier: This 55 feet long x 24 feet wide (with an estimated S feet, north-south, x 15 feet,
east-west, dog leg) "pier" is a timber structure on-grade and is pHe~supported only near high
tide !ine, Portions of the timber~decked structure are uneven and the western end is damaged. Extent of damage cannot be confirmed due to ramps and debris on the pier. This
pier is used to access water via two (2) 4-foot wide timber ramps at the west, bay side. Also note the presence of a conveyor belt {supported on steel frames} to aid in the oyster
operation. The ramps (with apparent limited damage) are measured as 4 feet x 17.5 feet
{pedestrian ramp) and 4 feet x 20 feet (former conveyor ramp, With plywood decking)" A
seawater pipe (2-inch diameter, Schedule 40 PVC) is also damaged; this piping is under the
west side of the pIer, partially buried in the sand near the high tide line. See four pier and
ramp photos below.
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Photo above: southwest side of timber pier, looking northeast with pedestrian ramp atop
damaged pier framing
Photo above: north side of timber pier, looking southwest
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Photo above: east side of timber pier, looking west
Photo above: timber pedestrian ramp (foreground) atop former conveyor ramp in
background, looking northwest
4. Floating dock: There are three (3} or four (4) pieces or sections of timber-framed dock
seen. One section IS 25-foot long x 12 feet wide. The total length of the dock cannot be
confirmed today. There is a sma!! amount of foam flotation attached to the timber
frame of the floatlng dock !t appears that the dock was secured using boating rope tied
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to the tImber pier and at least one steel pipe driven into the tidal zone. See two photos below for portions of the 12~foot wide dock.
Photo above: Two portions of the floating dock, looking north
Photo above: One portion of the floating dock, looking southwest
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5. Fiberglass seed setting tanks: There are five (5) fiberglass, circt.Jlar tanks on-grade above
the high tide Hne. These tanks appear shifted and rotated; PVC plumb!ng and e!ectrical
damage can be seen!. The grade beneath the tanks IS disturbed. There are two (2) lOS
foot diameter and three (3) 8-foot dJameter tanks. See photo below.
Photo above: Rotated seed setting tanKs, looking north
6. Former south pier: A remnant frame remains of a 6 feet (north-south) x 24 feet (ea5t
west} pressure treated (PT} timber structure. The pier is now within the tidal zone. No
decking is present. See photo below.
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Photo above: Former south pier framIng, looking west
This site visit report constitutes the official record of the items observed during my vislt to the Drakes Bay Oyster Company. This report was prepared by David Demko of Pt. Reyes National Seashore.
David E, Demko, PE Park Engineer Pt. Reyes National Seashore Tel. !415) 464-5151
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APPLICATION FOR COASTAL DEVELOPMENT PERMIT
SECTION I. APPLICANT
1, Name, mailing address, and telephone number of all applicants.
~~. Drak~.sJl31Ql"'ter Ct).mpanl 17171 Sir Francls Drake Blvd.
Inverness, CA 94937 415-669-1149 (Ares code/daytime phone number)
Note: AU applicants for the development must complete Appendix A, the declaration of campaign contributions.
2. Name, mailing address and telephone number of applicant's representatives, if any. Please include ali representatives who will communicate on behalf of the applicant or the applicant's bUSiness partners, for compensation, wrtil the Commission or the staff (It is the appl~canrs responsibility to update this list. as appmpriate, induding after the application IS accepted for fmng. Failure to provide this information prior to communication with the Commission or staff may result in denial of the permit or criminal penalties.)
415-662-9646 (Area code/daytime phone number)
SECTION II. PROPOSED DEVELOPMENT
Please answer aU questions, Where questions do not apply to your project (for instance, project height for a land drvision), indicate Not Applicable or iliA
1, Project Location. Include street address, city, and/or county. If there is no street address, include other description such as nearest cross streets,
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Sir Francis Drake Blvd
Inverness Marin
Assessor's Parcel Number(s) (ob\abablefmm tax bill or County Assessor).
APN 109-130-17
FOR OFFICE USE ONL Y RECEiVED
FILED
FEE
ApPliCATiON NUM8ER DATE PAiD
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2, Describe the proposed development in deta!L Include secondary improvements slich 8S grading, septic tanks, water wells, roads, driveways, outbuildings, fences, etc, (Attach additional sheets as necessary,)
Repair or replace structures damaged by 92 MPH wind and high tide, Work includes reinstalling 3 10' diameter seed seWng tanks, replacement of 1450 square foot wooden work platfomllocated on grade, above mean high tide line, with reinforced concrete slab on grade, replacing conveyor and oyster wash system, replace 12' x 60' floating dock, repair stringing shed roof and wails, maintenance dredging of approximately 100 cubic yards< Maintenance dredging and repairs to the stringing shed are not an emergency. Dredging wi!! be preformed by a hydraulic excavator, located on shore, at low tide to remove shell and sediment discharged from shellfish processing operations, Although dredging is not emergency work, it is sensible and wiU have less impact on ongoing shellfish operations if the work is performed during this temporary shutdown and while there is no floating dock that will obstruct access. All excavated material wll! be loaded on trucks and hauled out of the coastal zone. See attached documents,
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a. If multi-family residenttal, state:
Number of units Number of bedrooms per unit I Type of ownership (both existing and proposed) proposed
EXlS!ifii) units Pmposl0 r;~w un'~ N.st n'lmoor of units O~ Drenlal completion of project -
I ncondominium
I Dstock cooperative
ntime share I
I I I I Dolher
f J L-. I I , b< If Land diVIsion or lot line adjustment, indicate:
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3.
4.
Estimated cost of development (not including cost of land)
Project height Maximum height of structure (tt) II! above existing (natural) grade 11\ aoove finished grade II as measured from Genteriine of frontage road .
5. Total number of floors in structure, indudjng
subterranean floors, lofts, and mezzanines"
6. Gross floor area excluding parking (sqJt.) ..
Gross floor area induding covered parking and accessory bulldlngs (sqJL)"
7. Lot area (within properlv lines) (sq it or acre} . . . ",""«""" ...
s
Loi coverage ExisNng (sq,ft. or acre) I Newproposed(sq,ft. oream} ! i I
Building I I i-- I Paved area i I Landscaped area I I
I I I
Total (sqJ!. or acre) I I I I
I i
I Unimproved area I I -------, '-_____ Grand Tota! (should equal lot area as shown 1;1 #7 ~~ove!t= j
8. Is any grading proposed?" .. ", .. "".""" D No
If yes, complele the following,
Grading, drainage, and erosion controi plans must be inciuded with this appiiCBliol1, if applicable, in certain areas, an engineering geology report must also be I(!ciuded, See page 7, items it 7 and 11
Pre,,$€; Jist any geoiogic or other tochnical reports of which you ars aware ihat apply to lhls property:
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9. Parking:
i Number of parking spaces (indicaie whether standard or compact) _._-,----------I Net number of spaCes on completion of project EXisting Spaces Proposed new spaces
Is any existing parking being removed? ..
If yes, how many spaces? _______ size ______ _
Is tandem parking existing and/or proposed? ..
If yes, how many tandem sets? size --- ---
[J Yes o No
DYes [J No
i 0 Are utility extensions for the following needed to serve the project? (Please check yes "no)
a) water
o Yes
lliJ No
b) gas
o Yes
[8 No
c) sewer
o Yes
lli1 No
ti) electric
n Yes
[gJ No
Will etectric or telephone extensions be above-ground? ..
11. Does project include remova! of trees or other vegetation?
!f yes, indicate number, type and size of trees
or type and area of other vegetation
SECTION III. ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
ej telephone
o Yes
fl{j No
DYes 0 No
o Yes [ill No
The relationship of the development to the applicable items below must be explained fully, Attach additional sheets if necessary.
1. Present llse of property.
3. Are there exlstlng structures on the property? , .... !lil Yes [J No
If Y8S, describe
This emergency work is to repair or replace existing improvements damaged by extreme
Winds, Emergency work wiH not change the original footprint of the damaged structures. _ •... _._-_ .. _- -~-~~-------~--~------~ ~-------~---
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b. Will any existing sfruC!lJieS be demolished? "._
Wni any eXisting structures be removed? .
[g] Yes 0 No
DYes [g] No
II if yes to either question, describe the type of development to be demolished Of removed, including -tl1ffi relocatj;~'~He, if . applicable.
~isting wooden pier is damaged by the March 19 - 20,2011 wind storm. Damage is beyond I - . -------''---'-
I repalL The remaining portion of the woode~, pier will be removed in order to construct r~:_~_
Replacement.
2. Is the proposed development to be governed by any Development Agreen1ent? .. , .. « .. ".« •••• u. " ...... ,', ... ,', ... , "" .. ,.q ..
3. Has any applicatlon for development on !his site induding any subdivision been submitted previously to the California Coastal Zone Conservation Commission or the Coastal Commission? . ~"" ....... "
if yes, state previous application number(s) ,,2-'-O,,6-.::0:::03'--_____ ~
4. fl. is the development between the first public road and the sea {inciuding lagoons, bays, and other bodies of water connected to the sea) ".
h. If yes, is public access to the shoreline and along the coast currently avaiJable on the site or near the site? . ..,'" .. , ... ", .. ,
I ===--1
DYes 0 No
il< Yes 0 No
!EJ Yes 0 No
[g] Yes 0 No
I " If yes, indicate tile location and nafvre of the access, inCltiding tfj8 distance from the projecl site, if appficable
Drakes Bay Oyster Farm is a popular site for mugh!y 50,000 visitors per year. Visitors have
access to the shorefine at the site. The emergency repairs wi!! not change the pubHc access.
l=== ===========_~ c, Win the project have an effect 011 public access to and along the
shorehne, either directly or lndtfoctly (e.g" removing parking used for access to the beach)? ''''''"''" .. ".'.n."" .... ' , .. " ....... ,
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~. describe the effect
DYes [g] No
I ~oo _ I _~~ __ ~_~ .. J
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5. Does the deve!opment invoke diking, filling, draining, dredging or placing structures in open coastal waters, wetlands, estuaries, or Jakes? (Please check y~$ or no)
8) diking b) fifling oj dredging d) placement of structures
0 0 Il!J Yes n Yes LJ Yes Yes
Il!J No Il!J No 0 No n LJ No
Amount of material to be dredged or f!i!ed (indicate which) D.r~e~dg~e~a~p~p"roccxcc1.:.00,-_____ C"u,,". Lyd=s
location of dredged material disposal site Nicasio Rock Quarry, Nic",a"s"io,-, C"A"-_____ _
Has a U,S, Army Corps of Engineers' permit been applied for? "",,,,,,,.,,,,, ..
6. wm the development extend onto or adjoin any beach, tideiands. submerged lands or public trust lands? ..
[8] Yes
tR! Yes
o No
No
For projects on State·owned lands, additional information may be required as set forth in Section IV, paragraph 10,
Wi!1 the development protect existing lower-cost visitor and recreational facilities? "" Il!J Yes 0 No
Wi!! the development provide public or private recreational opportunities? p
! if yes. explain.
DYes [Zl No
Making necessary repairs Vim protect the pubhc's opportunity to visit the farm, purchase
Shellfish produced in Drakes Estero and to learn about sustainable seafood, shellfish farming
and he history of agriculture within Point Reyes National Seashore ~ Interpretive services provided by OBOe at no cost to the visiting pubUc,
8, Will the proposed development convert land currently or previously used for agriculture to another use? ,.,'''<..... .., ... " " ..... " ... ".... 0 Yes llil No
If yes) how many acres wi!! be converted? __ _
g, Is the proposed development in or near:
a. Sensitive habitat areas (81oiogical SlJrvey may be required) .
b< Areas of state orfederaUy Ilsted rare, threatened, Of endangered species "'''« .. "."" ...
c, 100~year floodplain (HydrologiC mapping may be required) ...
d, Park or recreation area ".<"','"
10, Is the proposed development visible from:
a, State Highway 1 or other scenic route ,.
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0 Yes Il!J No
0 Yes Il!J No
r ,-, Yes Il!J No
Il!J Yes 0 No
YeS Il!J No
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b. Park, beach, or recreaHon area ... ., . " ,,,,,,,, .. lEI Yes n No
c. Harbor area 'PH' ., . ·",·"n,.,"'''''''''''' lEI Yes 0 No
it Does the site contain any: (if yes to Bny of tilE. fOllowing, pie8se explain 01"1 8n attached sheet)
a. Historic resources .,,, "'"n,.",_",, 0 Yes lEI No
b. Archaeologica! resources ~ Yes lEI No " ... ,,,,,,,- U
c. Paleontological resources ., ;~ Yes lEI No .,-"-,.,,, u
12. Where a stream or spring is to be diverted) provide the following information:
Estimated streamflow or spring yield (gpm)
If well is to be used, existing yield (gpm)
If water source is on adjacent property, attach Division of Water Rights approval and property owner's approval.
SECTION IV, REQUIRED ATTACHMENTS
The following items must be submitted with tMrs form as part of the application,
1, Proof of the applicant's legal interest in the prO-perty, A copy of any of the fo!lowing will be acceptable: current lax bill, recorded deed, rease, easement or current policy of title insurancEL Preliminary !itle reports wi!! not be accepted for this purpose, Documentation reflecting intent to purchase such as a signed Offer to Purchase along with a receipt of deposit or signed final escrow document is also acceptable, but in such a case, issuance of the permit may be contlngent on submission of evidence satisfactory to the Executive Director that the sale has been completed,
The identity of all persons or entitles which have an ownershIp interest in the property superior to that of the applicant musl be provided,
2. Assessor's parcel map(s) showing the page number, the applicani's property, and all other properties w!!hin 100 feet (excluding roads) of the property lines of the project site. (Available from the County Assessor.)
3. Copies of required !ocal approvals for the proposed project, including zoning variances, use permits, etc" as noted on local Agency Review FO!T11, Appendix R Appendix 8 must be completed and signed by the local government in whose jurisdiction the project sHe is located,
4, Stamped envelopes addressed to each property owner and occupant of property situated within 100 leet of the property lin •• of the project sit. (excluding roads), along with. list containing the names, addresses and assessor's parcel numbers of same, The envelopes must be plain (La" no return address), and regular business size (9 112~ x 4 1IBIT
}, include first class postage on each one, Metered postage is not acceptable, Use AppendIx C, attached, for the listing of names and addresses, (Alternate notice provisions may be employed at the discretion of the District Director under extraordinary circumstances,}
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5, Stamped, addressed envelopes (no metered postage, please) and a list of names and addresses of all other parties known to the applicant to be interested in the proposed development (such as persons expressing interest at a focal government hearing, etc.),
6, A vicinity or locatlon map (copy of Thomas Bros. or other road map or USGS quad map) with the project site clear!y marked.
7, Copy(s} of plans drawn to sca!e, including (as applicable): II site plans .. floor plans lit building elevations .. grading, drainage, and erosion control plans lit landscape plans III septic system plans
Trees to be removed must be marked on the site plan, In addition, a reduced site plan, 81/2" x 11" in size, must be submitted, Reduced copies of complete project plans wm be required for large projects. NOTE: See Instruction page for number of sets of plans required.
8. Where septic systems are proposed, evidence of County approval or Regional Water Quality Control Board approvaL Where water wells are proposed, evidence of County review and approval.
9. A copy of any Draft or Final Negative Declaration, Environmental Impact Report (EIR) or Environmental Impact Statement {EIS} prepared for the project if avaiiable, comments of aU revieWing agencies and responses to comments must be included.
10, Verification of all other permits, permissions or approvals applied for or granted by public agencies such as; III Department of Fish and Game III State Lands Commission .. Army Corps of Engineers Il U.S. Coast Guard
For projects such as seawalls located on or near state tidelands or public trust lands, the Coastal Commission must have a written determination from the State Lands CommisSion whether the project would encroach onto such lands and, if so, whether the State Lands Commission has approved such encroachment.
11, For development on a bluff face, bluff top, or in any area of high geologic dsk, a comprehensive, sitespecific geology and soils report (including maps) prepared in accordance with the Coastal Commjssion's Interpretive Guidelines. Copies of the guidelines are available from the District Office.
SECTION V, NOTICE TO APPLICANTS
Under certain circumstances, add1Honal material may be required prior to issuance of a coastal development permit For example) where offers of access Of open space dedication are required,
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preliminary Utle reports, land surveys, lega! descriptions, subordination agreements, and other ou1side agreements will be required prior to issuance of the permit
In addition, the Commission may adopt or amend regulations affecting the issuance of coastal development permits. If you would like notice of such proposals during the pendency of this application, if such proposals are reasonably related to thIS application, indicate that desire ..
SECTION VI. COMMUNICATION WITH COMMISSIONERS
1}11 Yes 0 No
Decisions of the Coastal Commission must be made on the basis of information in the pubHc record available to at! commissioners and the pubUc. Permit applicants and interested parties and their representatives may contact individual commissioners to discuss permit matters outside the pubHc hearing (an "ex parte~ communication). However, the commiSSioner must provide a complete description of the communication either in writing prior to the hearing or at the public hearing, to assure that such communication does not jeopardize the fairness of the hearing or potentially result In invalidation of the Commission's decision by a court. Any written materia! sent to a commissioner should also be sent to the commission's office in San FranCISco and the appropriate district office for inclusion in the public record and distribution to other commissioners,
SECTION VII. CERTIFICA nON
t ! hereby certify that i, or my authorized representative, have compieted and posted or wi!! post the Notice of Pending Permit stock card in a conspicuous place on the property within three days of submitting the application to the Commission office.
2. ! hereby certify that I have read this compieted application and that, to the best of my knowledge, the informaHon in this application and all attached appendices and exhibits is complete and correct. I understand that the failure to provide any requested information or any misstatements submitted in support of the application shali be grounds for either refusing to accept this appHcatiOf1; for denying the pemliL for suspending or revoking a permit issued on the basis of such misrepresentations; or for seeking of such further relief as may seem proper to the Commission.
S, i hereby authorize representatives of the Caiifomia Coastal Commission to conduct site inspections on my property" Unless arranged otherNise, these site inspections shall take place between the hours of 8:00 A.M. and 5:00 P.M.
SECTION VIII. AUTHORIZATION OF AGENT
I hereby authorize _______ to act as my representative
and to bind me in all matters concerning this applicatlort
Signawre of Applicant(s) (Only flie BiJpiicant(s) may Sigfl 1i&10 fO au!llOnza an agen!)
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APPLICATION FOR COASTAL DEVELOPMENT PERMIT
APPENDIX A
DECLARATION OF CAMPAIGN CONTRIBUTIONS
Govemment Code Section 84308 prohibits any Commissioner from voting on a project if he or she has received campaign contributions in excess of $250 within the past year from project proponents or opponents, their agents, employees or famiiy, or any person with a financial interest in the project
in the event of such contributions, a Commissioner must disqualify himself or herself from voUng on the project
Each applicant must declare below whether any such contributions have been made to any of the listed Commissioners or Alternates (see last page)"
CHECK ONE
x
D
The applicants, their agents, employees, family andJor any person with a nnanclal interest in the project have not contributed over $250 to any Commrssioner(s) or Alternale(s} within the past year.
The applicants, their agents, employees, family, and/or any person with a financial interest in the project have contributed over $250 to the Commissioner(s) or Altemate(s} listed below Within the past year,
Commissioner or Alternate
Commissioner or Alternate
Commissioner or Alternate
rizedAgent I !Df1te
Please type or print your name Kevin Lunny
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APPENDIX B
LOCAL AGENCY REVIEW FORM
SECTION A (To 8E CCVlPLETED BY APPLICANT)
Applicant Drakes Bay 0J'star Comjlan",y ___ _
Project Description ~mergency repairs and reconstruction due to storm damage
~-~----~----~~--.-.-- ... --... --Location 17171 Sir Francis Drake Blvd,
lnvemess, CA 94937
Assessor's Parcel Number
SECTION B (To BE COMPLETED BY LOCAL PLANNING OR BUILDING INSPECTION DEPARTMENT)
Zoning Designation _________ . _____________ . ___ dulac
General or Community Plan Designation ______ , dulsc
Local Discretionary Approvals
[1 Proposed development meets all zoning requirements and needs no toea/ permits other than building permits,
D Proposed deveiopment needs local discretionary approvals noted below_ Needed Received o 0 Design/Architectural review
0 1"1 Variance for ~r
0 0 Rezone from
0 n Tentative Subdivision/Parcel Map No, ~
D 0 Grading/Land Development Permit No,
0 0 Planned Residential/Commercial Development Approval
0 ~,
Site Plan Review L.J
U 0 Condominium Conversion Permit n 0 Conditional, Spec!aL or Major Use Pemllt No, ~
0 r Other . , ~
CeQA Status o Categorically Exempt Crass Hem o Negative Declaration Granted (Date)
o Environmental lmpact Report Required, Fina! Report Certified (Date)
o Other -----Prepared for the CityJCounty of ~, __________ ~ __ ,~ by
Date Title
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, I
Application No, _____ _
APPENDIX C
liST OF PROPERTY OwNERS AND OCCUPANTS WiTHIN 100 FEET AND THEIR AODRESSES
(MAKE ADDITIONAL COPIES OF THIS SHEET AS NECESSARY)
I I I ,
I I
,
I II II
,
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APPENDIX D (Permit AppUcahon)
DECLARATION OF POSTING
Prior to or at the time the application is submitted for filing, the applicant must post, at a conspicuous place, easily read by the publ!c and as c!ose as possible to the site of the proposed development, notice that an appl!cation for the proposed development has been submitted to the Commission, Such notice shalt contain a general description of the nalure of the proposed development The Commission furnishes the applicant with a standardized form to be used for such posting, If the applicant faUs to post the compiete<i notfce form and sign the Decimation of Posting, the Executive Director of the Commission shall refuse to file the application, 14 Cal. Code Regs, Section 13054(d),
Please sign and date this Declaration of Posting form when the site is posted; it serves as proof of posting, ft should be returned to our office with the application,
Located at
APN 109-130-17
(signature)
(deteJ
NOTE: Your application cannot be processed unfit this Declaration of Posting is signed and returned to this office,
FOR OFFICE USE ONL f
PERMIT NUMBER,.,.
RECEIVED "
DECLI\,RATION COMPlETE~.,
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APPENDIX E
FILING FEE SCHEDULE
(EFFECTIVE MARCH 17, 2008)
FEes WILL BE ADJUSTED EACH YEAR ON JULY 1, ACCORDlNG TO THE CALIFORNIA CONSUMER PRICE INDEX
'r Pursuant to Government Code section 6103, public entities are exempt from the tees set forth in this schedule,
" Permits sha!1 not be issued wfthout full payment for aU applicable fees. If overpayment of a fee occurs, a refund will be issued, Fees are assessed at the time of application, based on the project as proposed initially. If the size or scope of a proposed development is amended during the application review process, the fee may be changed. If a permit application is withdrawn, a refund will be due only if no significant staff review time has been expended (e.g" the staff report has not yet been prepared). Denia! of a permit application by the Commission is no! grounds for a refund,
;..e !f different types of development are included on one site under one appiicatlon, the fee is based on the sum of each fee that would apply if each development were appl~d for separately, not to exceed $100,000 for residential development and $250,000 for all other types of development
r Fees for after-the~facl (ATF) permit applications shaH be five times the regular permit application fee unless the Executive Director reduces the fee to no !ess than two times the regular permit application fee, The Executive Director may reduce the fee if it is determined that either: (1) the ATF application can be processed by staff without Significant additional review time (as compared to the time required for the processing of a regular permit,) or (2) the owner did not undertake the development for which the owner is seeking the AiF permit.
y in addition to the above fees, the CommisSion may require the appHcant to reimburse it for any additional reasonable expenses incurred in its consideration of the permit appl1cation, including the costs of providing public notice,
';.- The Executive Director shalJ waive the application foo 'vvnere requested by resolution of the Commlss!on. Fees for green buildings or affordable housing projects may be reduced, pursuant to Section 13055(h) of the Commission's regulations,
SEE SECTION 13055 OF THE COMMISSION'S REGULATIONS (CALIFORNIA CODE OF REGULATIONS, TITLE 14)
FQR FULL TEXT OF THE REQUIREMENTS
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L RESIDENTIAL DEVELOPMENr
De minimis waiver ,.
Administrative permit".
A. Detached residential development
Regu!ar calendar for up to 4 detached, single~family dweIHng(s)Y
1,500 square fee! or less.
1,501 to 5,000 square feet,
5,001 to ;0,000 square feel., '
10,001 or more square feet" -
Regular calendar for more than 4 detached, single~family dweilings3A
1,500 square feet Of less"
1,501 to 5,000 square feet ,,"
5,001 to 10,000 square feet"
10,001 or more square feet ,,,.,
8. Attached residential development
2-4 units«".
More than 4 units ..
C, Additions or Improvements
""" '''".".
If not a waiver or an amendmeni to a previous coastal devefopment permIt the fee is assessed according to the schedule in A. above {I.e., based on the calendar and/or size of the addition, plus the grading fee, jf applicable}.
If handled as an amendment to a previous coastal development perm!t see Amendments (In Section !iI.F).
D $ 500
o $ 2,500'
D S 3,000/ea
0 $ 4,5001e8 r: u $ 6,0001ea
$ 7,500/aa
D $ 15,000 or $1,000Iea5
whichever is greater n $ 22,500 or $1,500Iea5
whichever is greater
D $ 30,000 Of $2,000/6a5
whichever is greater
D $ 37,500 or $2,500Iea5
whichever !s greater
LJ $ 7,500
0 $ 10,000 or 5750lea6
whichever is greater
1 Additional lee for grading applies. (See Section liLA. of this fee scheduie.) 2 Adumonal fee will apply if the project is removed from the Administrative Calendar anD rescheduled 01'1 the Reg\i(ar Calendar J 'Square footage' includes gross ifltewsi floor spaca 01 main hovse. end attached garage(s), pius any detached strwclw"es (("g. guest houses,
detached bedrooms, in,iaw units, garages, barns, art sludios, tooi sheds, and other outbuildings). " For developments that include residences of diffurnnl sizes, ine fee shall be based upon the average square footage of al! the residences, -" Nei to exceed $100,000. ;; Not io exceed $50,QO(l
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II. OFFICE. COMMERCIAL. CONVENTION, INDUSTRIAL (INCLUDING ENERGY FACILITIES), AND OTHER DEVELOPMENT NOT OTHERWISE IDENTIFIED IN THIS SECTION'·',
A, Based on Gross Square Footage
1,000 square feet (gross) or less .,'"'' ""
1 ,001 10 10,000 square feel (gross) "
10,001 to 25,000 square feel (gross).,.
25,0011050,000 square feel (gross)., ",. '"''''''','''''
50,001 to 100.000 square feet (gross)
100.001 or more square feet (gross),
B. Based on Development Cost1{)
Development cost up to and including $100,000 "_".
$100,001 to $500,000"
5$00,001 to $2,000,000""
$2,000,001 to $5,000,000
$5,000,001 10 $10,000,000"
S10,000,001 to $25,000,000
$25,000,001 to $50,000,000,
S50,000,Q01 to $100,000,000"
$100,000,001 or more "
III. OTHER FEES
A, Grading'rl
50 cubic yards or less.
51 to 100 cubic yardL .
101 to 1,000 cubic yards, """,
1,001 to 10,000 cubic yards.,
10,00110 100,000 cubic yards"
100,001 to 200,000 cubic yards,
200,001 or more cubic yards '"
0 $ 5.000
0 $ 10,000
0 $ 15.000
" LJ $ 20,000 ,'1 L1 $ 30,000
0 $ 50,000
o $ 3.000
o $ 6,000
o $ 10,000 'LJI $ 20,000 n LJ $ 25,000 ~
U $ 30,000 ~
U $ 50,000 n ~ $ 100,000
o $ 250,000
U $ 0
LJs 500
Ds 1.000
Us 2,000
D $ 3,000
11 ,--,_I $ 5.000
L' $ _I 10,000
7 The fee shall be based on eitner lile gross square footage or the develQpment cost, whichever is greateL S Additional fee for grading applies. (See section liLA of this sChedule), \! Pursuant to SBctiofl13055(a)(5) of the Commission's regulatlOns, this category includes ail deveiopmeni flot o\her,vise identified in this section,
such as seawalls, docks anti water wei!s. !() Development cost includes all expenditures, including the cost fur planning, engineering, architectural, and other servIO'.,$, made or to be mt1de for
designing the project plus Ihe estimated cost of cormtfllclion of ail aspects of the project bolh inside and outside the Commission's jurisdiction. I j The fee for gradinQ is bawd Of! lhe cubic yards of cut pius the cubic yards of niL .
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g, Lot !lne adjustment12 .,
C. Subdivision13
Up to 4 new lots ..
More than 4 new lots"
D, Administrative permit ,,, ........... .
E. Emergency permit.
F. Amendment
Immaterial amendment., ...
••• , •••••• >,"
Material amendment.. , .. , ... , [50% of fee applicable to underlying permit if it were submitted today]
~
LJ $ 3,000
0 • 3,0001ea , 0 $ 12,000 plus $1,000
for each lot above 4 r; u $ 2,50014
X $ 1,00015
'-, U $ 1,000
o $ (calculate fee)
G, Temporary event which requires a permit pursuant to Public Resources Code section 30610(i)
!f scheduled on administrative calendar., .. <. , ••• ".
If not scheduled on administrative calendar
H. Extensionli} and Reconsideration
Sing!e-family residence ,.,.
All other deve!opmenL .
I, Request for continuance
1 st request.,
Each subsequent request (where Commission approves the continuance}""
J. De minimis or other waivers , ... " ... ,,'
K. Federal Consistency Certification17
[The fee!s assessed according to sections I, II, and Ill, above]"
L AppeaJ of a denial of a permi! by a focal governmenl1i> [The fee is assessed according to sections I, II, and III, above] ...
o $ 1,000
o $ 2,500
~
U $ 500 Ii ,,,.....] $ 1,000
0 No charge
~I L~ $ 1,000
0 $ 500
n $
,~
, ' $ C-J
12 A lot line adjustment is between adjoining parcels wh0r8 the land taken from one parcel is added to an adjoining parcei, and where a greater (lumber of parcels !han originaJiy existed is !'lot thereby created ..
n The fee is charged for each parcel created in addition io the parce!s that origina1!y existed. i4 Additional fee wiii apply if !he project is removed from the Administrative Calendar and t8scheduied on the Regular Calendar. 15 The emergency application fee is credited toward the follow-up permit applicattofl fue. is [f permit e).1ension is objected to by ihe Commission and the application is sal for a new hearing, therl 2 flew application ree is required based or , type of de'ffllopmen! and/or applicable calendar. ,7 Foo$.. for federal c.onsistency items will be assessed now that the Commission has received approval from NOAA to Bmend the California Coastal
Maflagemerlt Pro-gram, H! Pursuant to Public Resources -Gode section 30502 or 30603(8)(5),
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M, Written Permit Exemption," .
N. Written Boundary Determination.
0, Coastal Zone Boundary Adjustment __
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I TOTAL SUBMITTED
I
TO BE COMPLETED BY STAFF I SUBMITTED F'EE VERiFIED BY:
I
D Yes, Applicant has correctly characterized the development and payment is appropriate.
o Ref\.lr\d amount
o Applicant did not liii Gui form, thus staff has marked the form to compute the fee, and applicant
REASON}
o No. Why?
~ , L.J $ 250 n u $ 250 LJ $ 5,000
$ 1mOm
o Addition,,! fee "moun! (~_'_~_-'_, ___ ,, ___ ,_, ______ '_. ___ '' _________ -'_________ _ _______ ~,, _____ ,,_~-', _~ ~.~ ,,~,_'''''~,~ ___ ~_~ i
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NOTICE OF PENDING PERMIT
A PERMIT APPLICATION FOR DEVELOPMENT ON THIS SITE IS PENDING BEFORE THE CALIFORNIA COASTAL COMMISSION.
PROPOSED DEVELOPMENT:
LOCATION: Drakes Bay Oyster Farm, 17171 Sir Francis Drake Blvd., Inverness, CA 94937
APPLICANT: Drakes Bay Oyster Company
APPLICATION NUMBER: ____________ _
DATE NOTICE POSTED: March 25,2011
FOR FURTHER INFORMATION, PLEASE PHONE OR WRITE THE
OFFICE LISTED BELOW BETWEEN 8 AM. AND 5 P.M, WEEKDAYS.
PRINT ON YELLOW STOCK CARD
CALIFORNIA COASTAL COMMISSION
NORTH CENTRAL COAST DISTRICT OFFICE
45 FREMONT STREET, SUITE 2000
SAN FRANCISCO, CA 94105·2219
(415) 904-5260
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!'UBLIC RESOURCES CODE (Coastai Commission Act)
Section 30610 Developments autho"ized withollt permit Nou'Vithstanding any other nrovision of this division, no coastal development permit shall be required pursuant to this chapter for the following types of develo[!ment and in the following areas: (a) Improvements to existing single-family residences; provided, however,
that the commission shaH specifY, b:y regulation, those classes of development which involve a risk of adverse environmental effect and shall require that a coastal development permit be obtained pursuant to this chapter. (b) Improvements to any structure other than a single-family residence or a public works facility; provided, however, that the commission shall specify! by regulation. those types of improvements which (l) involve a risk of adverse environmental effect, (2) adversely aftect pubJic access j or (3) involve a change in use contrary to any policy of this division. Any improvement so specitied by the commission shat! require a coastal development permit. (c) "Maintenance dredging of existing navigation channels or mov;ng dredged material from those channels to a disposal area outside the coastal zone, pursuant to a I!ermit from the United States Army Corps of Engineers. (d) Repair or maintenance activities that do not result in m1 addition to, or enlargement or expansion of. the object of those repair or maintenance activities; provided, however, that if the commission determines that certain extraordinary methods of repair and maintenance involve a risk of substantial adv-erse environmental impacl. it shall, by regulation, require that a permit be obtained pursuant to this chapteL (e) Any category of development, or any category of development within a specifically defined geographic area, that the commission) after public hearing, and by two-thirds votc of its appointed members, has described or identified and with respect 10 which the commission has found that there is no potential for any significant adverse effect, either individually or cumulatively, on coastal resources or on public accesS to, or along, the coast and, where the exclusion precedes certification of the applicable local coastal program, that the exclusion \vin not impair the ability of local government to prepare a local coastal program. (t) The installation, testIng, and placement in service or the replaccnlem of any necessaJ')' utility connection between 3n existing service facility and any
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development approved pursuant to this division; provided. however, that the commission may, where necessary, require reasonable conditions to mitigate any adverse impacts on coastal resources~ including scenic resources, (g) (l) The reillacement ohny struc/urc, other than a public works facility, destroyed by a disaster. The replacement structure shalt conform to armlicablc existing zoning requirements. shall be for the same use as the destroyed structure. shaH not exceed either the floor area, beight, or bulk of the destroyed structure by more than 10 Qercent, and shaH be sited in the same location on the affected property as the destroyed structure. (2) As used in this subdivision: (A) HDisastertt means anv situation in whirl} the force or forces which destroyed the structure to be replaced were beyond the control of its owner. (B) HBulk" means total interior cubic volume as measured from the exterior surface of the structure, (C) "Structure" includes landscaping and any erosion control structure or device which 1s similar to that which existed prior to the occurrence of the disaster. (h) Any activity anywhere in the coastal zone that involves the conversion of any existing multiple- unit residential structure to a time-share project, estate, or use, as defined in '->_->,::"" :.r '" ':: > -'-",-:::/,: \, 'J;"~_;. If any improvement to an existing structure- is othenvise exempt from the pennit requirements ofthis division. no coastal development permit shall be required for that improvement on the basis that it is to be made in connection with any conversion exempt pursuant to this subdi.vision. The division of a multiple-unit residential structure into condominiums, as defined in " C' -.-:, shan not be considered a time-share project, estate, or use for purposes of this subdivis.ion. (1) ( 1) Any proposed development which the executive director tinds to be a temporary event \vhich does not have any significant adverse impact upon coa<:;:tal resources within the meaning of guidelines adopted pursuant to this subdivision by the commission. The commission shaU, after public hearing, adopt guidelInes to implement this subdivision to a.')sist local govemments and persons pianning temporary events in complying with this division by specifying the standards which the executive director shall use in determining whether a temporar::Y- event is excluded from permit requirements pursuant to this subdivision, The guidelines adopted pursuant to this subdivision shaH be exempt from the review of the Office of Administrative L,aw and from the requirements of '
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;"2) Exclusion or waiver from the coastal development pennit requirements of this division pursuant to ·this subdivision does not diminish, waive, or otherwise prevent the commission from asserting and exercising its coastal development pemlitjurlsdictlon over any temporary event at any time If the commission detenl1ines that the exercise of it.s jurisdiction is necessary to implement the coastal resource protection policies of Chapter 3 (commencing with Section 3 (/\,'Twnded by: Ch. 1075, Slats. 1978; Ch. 919, Slats. 1979; Ch. 43, Slats. 1982; Ch. 1470, Slats. 1982; Ch. 1088, Stats. 1992; Ch. 697, Stats. 2004.)
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Kevin Lunny
From: Havel, Curtis [CHavel@co,mariflca.usj
Sent: Wednesday, March 23, 2011 8:18 AM
Cc: Kevin Lunny; Lai. Thomas: Poiani, Deborah
Subject: Drakes Bay Oyster Farm
Dear Ms. Muldoon,
It has come to the attention of the Marin County Community Development Agency Planning Division (Planning Division) that elements of the Drakes Bay Oyster Farm sustained significant damage during the storm of March 19t1\ 2011 Specifically, the pier and dock were destroyed, and the setting tanks and stringlng shed structures wefe severely damaged, !t is the further understanding of the Planning Division that the Drakes Bay Oyster Farm cannot conduct their regular business until repairs are made to these structures.
Please confirm whether the Point Reyes Nationa! Seashore wri! retain its permit authority with respect to the needed repairs (along, potentially, with the Califomia Coastal Commission). Should the you request County review, the Community Development Agency's Planning and BuUding & Safety Divisions are prepared to issue repair permits to allow the Drakes Bay Oyster Farm to resume their normal operations as soon as possible,
lfyou have any questions, please feel free to' contact me at the number listed below.
Regards,
GurUs Have! Senior Planner Marin County Community Development Agency 3501 CMc Center Drive, Room 308 San Rafael, CA 94903 (415) 507~2755 (415) 499-7880 (fax)
Email Disclaimer: http://wwfJ,CQ,marin,ca.uslnavlmiscIEmaiiOIsc1aimer.cim
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i APPLICATION FOR DEr~RJ~E~~5?F THE ARMY PERMIT , OMS APPROVAL NO. 0710·003 l L~,,_, ___ .. _______________ .,,_ ... ~,~, ________ , ____ , ____ .. _._ .. ~.~,~~""_~ __ ~ \ PublIC r;,portmg bun:!q" for t11i'S GoliBctior; of infmm'lticn is f:'stim1lteQ to nverage "hO\.lrs per respDflse, mcluctmg the timr. tQ1 n.lV1Swmg il1~tr\.lctkms, i I SeBrching (l)dS-ling dam ~QUfG!}S. gaUwfltlg Dno maintaining tho dMa ,,£C'ded, ;)l1d compl1;'.ting and r~viewing the collocttof) of infmm3t,ol1_ S()f]D i j cornnmnts rcgaroing this bvrd()rI estimate or any othllf aspBct of this collection of infonnat,Q'l. rMclud'lllfj "1J\Jgf,\stivn~ for mdw,!ng this burdell, to ! '1 Depmtment of DefenSe. iVashingu:;n H(mdqu<flters Sr.>rv1c() Oir0Ctomtl1 Qf informatiul1 OperatiOns and Reports, 1215 J8fferson D1l\lj~i Highway, SUito
1204, ArhflgtOl1 VA 22202-4302; ~l1d to the Offi,:;c of Manag0ma!'l( and BlJdgS't, PaperlJl(lrk RMlJctitm Proj()(:l (0710·003), Washington, DC 20503_
I PlfmS(lhD~ NO,T R~UhRN yom form to eith0T of ;ho;m addresses, comPle,W_d_"_P_'.ic._"_"iO_.,_.o_P_,_ust be SUb. rllitte.,c toW" DiS. tnct .. '.'flg.m. o.~er G-S~~ngjU.; .. jSdictlnn I:
r 5!yer t e oeM!o!) "'" t 0 proposed act!':::'!!Y.,______ __.____ __ _ .. __ .. ...___ __
, PRIVACY ACT STATEMENT ' I r'\uthority: 33 USC 401, Section 10; 1413. Swt'on 404, Prinei'p--:Ji Purpose: These IUW~ require [><'rrnits illithot>zing activitiE'5 111, or affe<::t!og, navigablo I 'I waters of t'M Ul'liWd Swte,,: the disd13rg& of dredged Dr fill HEwnal into wate-rs of tht Unitlld States, and thiJ tmnspOilaliGn of dredged rtliltenal fol' ti1(! .•• 11
purpose of dumping it Into oc"an waters, Routine ,)ses: Informlltion providad on this form will be used In flvaiuatli19 the application for iii permit, Disc:losl.1nl: Disclosure of rcquest(!d irtform~tion is- IIOilmtary, If information is- not provided, Gowcver, the permit application cannot be proc"ssed nor can l'I permit be IS5-U"I~_ _
On" set of ongina! urew'lngs Uf good reproducible copies which shO'-N the Iucation and cGI!W-Cter of the proposed activity must b<J lltt1\cMd to this I I application (~e(! 5amp!() drawing:; and instructions) riM be s-ubmitted to thl' Distnct Engine-H haYingJurisdictiol1 over th;:;! proposed actiV(t,_. _A_"_. ___ J LY.£E:iicl\tion that i~ nul c,<>mpluted in.full will be mt':!,fl1l,KL _______ . __ ._~-_~~. _
(ITEMS 1 THRU 4 TO BE FILLED BY THE C",O'.':Rc;::P~S)!====~ r-:-APPlICAT!ON NO. 12. FIELD OFFICE 'CODE-' I 3."DAT( RECEIVED \4, DATE APPLICATION COMPLETED
L~~ _______ .. _'_ .. ___ _,,~______ ~I~ __ (ITEMS BELOW TO BE FILLED BY APPLICANT)
15-APPLICANT'S NAME'~~- '~'-'-'----'---""""---'~--~ra:7MfH6RiZEr)'AGENT'~-NAME & TITlr(~-~ -;;-g~-nt ~:;'m;-t;eq~~;ct)"l
1 6 , ;:~;,~t~i~ !~~~~~~~ 8 9. AGENTS ADORESS-' "'~------.-~ I ",~,-.~,'<" :>"'" . ,
r7:APPucANrS PH-ONE NUMBE-RS W1TH-'ARfACc.iOE'------ --~-r-1(i: AGENT'S PHoNt-NuiV1BfR:fiJ.:iiTHARE'p,-EoOE-- ---~-l I <). Residence "i S ~::;:~ ,,;'-','- ! il. Residence I ~~~~!ne~,,~, "b,~~.;}~;.~ "'> -~----------STAT '-EM-E-N-T-OrA-U;~6~¥;-T-IO-N-"--'--------------'-'------I ! i 1 hereby authorize "_ .... _~ __ ' ___ "_' __ "~_" ____ " __ " to act in my behalf as my agent in the processing of this ! application and to furnish, upon request, supplemental information in support of this permit application,
\ l.~~_~ ___ ~_-~-... ___ ~ _____ ~ -'-------'--'-~-',,-~ ________ , ---.. ~_ .. ! 115, LOCATiON OF PROJECT
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i c~~:~,~~y STATE [16.(}THER LOCA"T!ON" DESCldPTIONS, If KNOWN (S0(1 instructions)
! l __ . ______ ._ .. _ .... _._ I 17 DIRECTIONS TO THE SITE ,
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fT8:~NATLrRE OF Acnvj1"y"iOescr;pti~Pro"ect. include all fCUnlf()$) , .. ! ar ,;tru~;un::"s :>/ "~:? ;·j;[:\H 'i-/fd em::;
. __ ._-------_._. USE BLOCKS 20·22 IF DREDGED AND/OR FILL MATERIAL IS TO BE DISCHARGED r 20. REASONfS) FOR DISCHARGE ". ------.. ---,
21" TYPE(S) or MATERIAL BEING-OISCI'IARG"E5 AND THE i\r.:,.10UNT OF fACTi W'PE !r~'-CUB1C YARo'S~-'"-"~-~-"--"-- ""''''1 > iI,
i i T2":SURFACE AREA iN ACRES OF WETLANDS OR or'HER WATERS nLlED (Sefl instruct;;:;-n;)--··-------------'- .---------1
-2-4,-A-6"D'''''''S'''S'ESC OF ADJOINING PROPERTY OWNERS, LESSEES, ETC, WHOSE PROPERT'i ADjOiNS THE WATERBODY (If m,)r0 than ! om be entcrf)d here, pleasp attach a supplemental list) !
;- 25,UST OF OTHER CERTIF!CATIONS OR APPROVALS/DENIALS RE"CEtVEO FROM OTHER FEDERAL STATE. OR LOCAL AGENCiES FOR WORK DESCRIBED IN THIS APPLICATION
AGENCY TYPE APPROVAL"
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IDENTIFICATION NUMBER DATE APPUED DATE APPROVED DATE DENIED
"...-.... _....-.. ,.' ... '.,...............,..... ... ,. ...... ................. ,. ... .'...'.'-".-.~c:::-l i 26, Application is hereby made for a permit or pNmits to flt.lthorize the work described in this app!icatlon, ! certify that the information I : in this application 15 C lete lmd accurate. ! further certify that! possess the authority to undertake the work opscr!bed herein or am i i acting as e duly itho~ zed agent of the applicant. !
i --.~ ::-.~- -2Jz. 5Ii.L~. ! SiGNATURE Of APp~9Nr DATE SIGNATURE OF AG£N I DATE
I The application must be signed by the person liVflO desires to w1dertake the prcpoS0d activity (appiiC,,'1t) or it may be signed by B duly i authorized agent if the statement In block 11 has been filled Oll~ and slgned. I 18 U.s.C, 'StlctiOn 1001 provides that: Whoever, in any marmer within the jlJrisolction of imy depllH:ment or agency of tlln United : States knowingly and will futly falsifiss, concoals, or covers up My trick, scheme, Of disguises a matH!;>l fact or makss any fBlse, i facticiows, or fraudulent st<ltements 01' representations or makes or use;; any (abe writing or document knowing same to contain any I U~~! fic12!,ious or fr3t!dul~DL.-~!~t§:~~!2-2.r __ ':.!E2" 5h3\L~.JJnedJlot ~'fiOre ~~!_~,E~!00.9~~lrnp!:.i2.?!'¥_!:L!!gt mQ~?~?!l.!!,!§:j..§:.a!:':'_.2f both_ I
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Attachment C
48~HOUR NOTIFICATION FORM FOR TECHNICALLY ·COND!TIONED WATER QUALITY CERTIFICATION REGIONAL GENERAL PERMIT 5 FOR REPA!R AND PROTECTION ACTIVITIES
IN EMERGENCY SITUA liONS (RGP 5)
Instructions for Attachment C
The prospective permittee must notify the State Water Board and the applicable Regional Water Board at teast 48 hours prior to initiating the emergency project if feasible. Feasibility is to be detem1ined by the State Water Board or the applicable Regional Water Board. This notification must be folio-wed within three (3) business days by submission of all of the information lf1 the 48-hour emergency notification form, provided in Attachment C.
The Water Boards recognize there may be situations where imminent threats to life or property occur and the applicant has not received a notice to proceed. If immediate, specific actions, as defined in the Cafifomia Code of Reguiations, Title 14, section 15269(c), are required by an applicant and prior notice to the State Water Board and the applicable Regional Water Board is not possible, then the applicant must contact the State Water Board and the applicable Regional Water Board within one (1) business day of the action. As provided above, this notification must be followed within three (3) business days by submission of air of the information in the 48-hour emergency notification form, provided in Attachment c.
Notification may be via telephone, facsimile, e-mail, delivered written notice, Of other verifiable means, .. A staff directory that includes contact information for the State and Regional Water Boards is
found at: ,';;i,C';" , ;5i;,;,;s;;:;/ ,ijL;',;J; ,;;';,£;,;;;; ;";';,;"'; ,,;i; '",;;';,';'"""Z
.. For State Water Board, fax to (916) 341-5584 (Atten: DWQ 401 Unit), or leave a message at (916) 341-5506 {Regulatory Office),
.. For Regional Water Board map boundaries, see
L Owner of the Land
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rNam~"'~~~~~--~' '------------~ , i Point Reyes National Seashore iMllUlng Mdress:" ,----"'-~~~~~~,-~~~~~~- .---~---~
! [i ,Bear Valley Ro:"a"d __ , City:
i Point Reyes Station i CDr1!SQ p",-,,,-o-'-'---! Kevin McKay
, i County;
_",I ",Marin
II. Discharger (if different from owner of tnt'; iand)
TSwne: I Zip: i Phone: -j ___ ".~~ ___ 2_49~? __ ~_5~_'_64_'5_i_1:~
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Attachment C
IU. Site location ."'----."-~-~~.~--.-"'--~, ,
IV. Discharge Information
~ect _ ,,::rl;l,ote.~ ,__ _ _ , ::] I Name(s)ano type(s) ofrec:elvmg 'IRec8Nmg water types are' f'lVerfstteambect, ,ake;reservmr, oC>";,mlGs\lJary/bay, riparian area, I waters: wetlaf'.d
! Drakes Estero I Drakes Estero ocean/estuary/bay I ocean/estuary/bay !
I-PiOi,ct","iP",c-. - -- !D::i:,::~;{:::,:::CiPat~~ ___________ '~_~_~. __ --i I Repair or replace structures damaged by 92 MPH wind and htgh tide< The emergency work IS necessary to resume
! hatchery operations, regain boat access to Drakes Estero for I shellfish harvesting, replace shore side infrastructure for I shellfish washing and processing, and to resume seed
I~. stringing operations.. __ . _____ ~ .. _ ---I Proposed sojution 10 m1'\ergency i 'Nwk inc,,,a,,,, ,ein.talk'9 3 10' dial"""" iiWri ""tting ('WK$, fe~~Chmiim~ of i~8l squaw jOlJ! ","Oooen w;xk i
l pl3!lmm !o(;Sl"d en Ofml<>_ $boVt; maa" high !ida liM. ""ttl ,amfo'-;;~dconcrote !<lab cn gr",de, rSj)lscing COM"yo> M10 (lyS!,,! wasil &ytinm. ",pbc~ ,2' ~ lYS fula(ing tb;;~, repmr SlMWnO d'md ,,,,,I and wall/i, I I
"'sint",n»p_t:e aM:lglf<(; of an,'-c.;mm&fy 101) CUbiCja'<I&, Ma!p,wne~c"dre<iuin9 ani:! ;"""ITS \0 lhs s'rlng!ng Mml are nat en "msq)~ncy, Omdiiitlg wiii bi> p;~bfmoJ by a nydraulk: ~:<cava!o,. ;oca-(e(! on 3M""", III ["W I
I I Mo t(lI""1""V~ sh~[I nod MdiFl'''~Hjioc~'';'9rx; from ~hefljbh ptnC,"sslr,g eD"'ations_ N;hOugll CfeGg;ng 18 n{l\ I i J§me,~~ncy work,;! is $9~oib!" and I'ml nijv" 1,,% im(1<)C\ on ong()w'd WmM'sh O!let~:fon~ ifIna work It 'I
~ P<lflarmw d~nnq tn", Wl1!1(ffili'! $~u;,::!mv" Md whlla there 1S no jjcaung dock that wi;) on$~"m "CCi!ss, Afl _ G~c~'aw<:! mUl"0t1 wiii be i~~d~d M jrli~"S M~ h3uj'J"d 0(:\ d l!)e Ul~~l~1 z,,~e, 5e~ 3tl(V;;hs-:i dm;um'H1\~ !
Description oj how Emergency I . ~-~-- .--------j Definition;$ satisfied: i Unexpected storm damage I
! {i.e., unexpected_ pOjeflli"l loss of I ,
lute or prope~",~ __ ", ____ "l_~ __ "_,, ,~ __ ,, ___________ ~.~ .. ___ .,_,~
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Attachment C IV. OIsch'!!:9!lnformat!on 900tL
"IEXemPlIOrl ! \;Vflich 01 these~ a~ projecTs in maintain repalf restore. demolish c;rreplacs property or-faCilities damaged oil Cnterll) 1 cn!cr1a does the iJes'royoo as a result of 1:1. dlSBster In a dis asia{ s!r!c;{(ID are!! ,n "'The,') a stBte of '
I i project s81isf.;1 I emergency has besn prOclaim&!: by- the Governor plifsuantto Ihe CunlO1nla Emergem;:y , I (Clfcle Dne or moreh ServlCSs Act COmm$!]dng WIth secllon 8SS() of the Govemment Code I ' 4JO' Emergency repairs \0 publicly Of privately o~ed service facilities necessary to maintain
- r7t servtee e%entia! ill the puNic ile1.llttL safely, QrWe!fan:;, l!J c, Specilic actiorrs necmlsary to prever1t Dr miflgale an emergency, This does tiot include
I long-term projects umlertakerr for the purpose of preventing or mitigating a $itt:atio[l that
91 haS a low probability of (lcomrence in the short~terrn
(l, Projects undertaken, carrted out, or approved by a public agerrcy to maintaHl, repair. Dr
restore an e)(isting highlWY damaged by fire, flood, storm. earthquake. land subsidence, {:!ratiuai earth movement. or landsHde. provl(ied that the project is withm the m::isting right
I of way (t[the! highway al1\! is initialed within one year of the damage oCCUIring, This (loes I not apply to highways deSignated as cff1dal Staie scenic hlghway$, nor any prOject
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1 unoeliaken, carried out or approved by 11 pUblic sgetwy to Bxpsnd or wlderr a highway , damaged by flfl)', flood, storm. earthquake, tand subl;\{!ence, grad(.la\ earth movement or
!Iilndsifde, de- Seismk; work on highways and britlges pumuant to section 180.2 oflhe Sf,eels and ____ '-_, _____ .. _..1 Highwayfl.Code, Seell()fl13~~ ... _____ _
"I certify um:Jer penalty of law lhallhis documerrt and all atlachmefll-t; were prepared under my direction and supelvisio'1 In accordanr-e wilh a system desigfl(id to assure Ihal quaHflect personnel properly galher and evaluate the informati0n submined. Sased {In my inquiry of lhe person or persolls who manage the system, or lhose persona directly responsible for gathering lhe information, the information submitted IS, !o HIe bestnf ";y knowle;jge and belief, (rue, ;;lccw-ate, and complete. ! am aware that there are significant penalt)eslor submHting false informatiDn. im:luomg the pDssibility affine and imprisonment In additi(Jn, I certify thilt the provisions 01 these G~ V'IDRs '111m be complied wah_"
Srgnature of ~tg~: I L Title:
~S<K<J Printed or Typed Name: .v Date, Jj 25-/(1 K''''t! ( ;-1 U<"IAY
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