Welcome Flyer 2018
COMMUNITY INFORMATION MEETING ORM TIMBER HARVEST 20180205
COMMUNITY INFORMATION MEETING ORM TIMBER HARVEST 20180205
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 2018
BAY CLUB AUDITORIUM – 3:30 PM
Olympic Resource Management (ORM), has advised that they are going to commence timber harvesting operations in mid-February on the 91-acre tract of land called ‘Miller Time’ (see map below). It is located between Paradise Bay Road and the previous PLA harvest near the Woodridge Village in South Bay. Harvested trees will be removed from the site south on Teal Lake Road and the parcel will be replanted for future harvest. This harvest has been approved by the Department of Natural Resources.
ORM will be holding a public meeting on Thursday, February 8 from 3:30 to 5 pm, in the Bay Club Auditorium to discuss their specific plans and impacts the harvesting will have on area residents.
For further information, contact Adrian Miller, at 360-697-6626, amiller@orminc.com
PORT LUDLOW CLINIC AESTHETICS 20180130
PORT LUDLOW CLINIC AESTHETICS 20180130
PORT LUDLOW CLINIC AESTHETICS
Jefferson Healthcare CEO Mike Glenn advised the PLVC yesterday that they are undertaking a review of the appearance of the Port Ludlow Clinic. In an email to PLVC President Bill Dean, Mr. Glenn indicated they are working for exterior and landscaping improvements which will address concerns that have been raised by the PLVC. Discussions on the esthetics of the clinic building started with PLA and later PLA and Jefferson Healthcare. They have been ongoing since November 2017, and although details of any enhancements are still unknown, the full contents of Mr. Glenn’s email will be announced at the PLVC meeting on Thursday, February 1, at 3pm and the Bay Club.
OWSI CUSTOMER NOTICE UPDATE 20180118
OWSI CUSTOMER NOTICE UPDATE 2018_01_18
CUSTOMER NOTICE UPDATE JANUARY 18, 2018
WATER SAMPLES SHOW NO COLIFORM
Dear Water Customer:
Last week we informed you of our plan to do a light chlorination of certain parts of our water service area to cure a recent occurrence of total coliform bacteria. As a reminder, the tests detected total coliform, which exists in the environment, but were negative for disease causing bacteria such as E-coli.
Following a week of chlorination, follow up samples show the chlorine was effective; there is no coliform present. We have discontinued chlorination and the operations crew is flushing the remaining residual chlorine from the lines. Once the chlorine is eliminated we will again, sometime next week, submit samples to the lab. We will inform you of the sample results only if they again show the presence of total coliform. Otherwise, you may consider that the tests show that the water is back to normal.
My contact information is below if you have questions or if we can provide more information. You may also email owsi@portludlowassociates.com and I can respond from there. Thank you for your patience and understanding during this process.
Larry Smith
President
Olympic Water and Sewer, Inc.
70 Breaker Lane
Port Ludlow, WA 98365
(360) 437-8246 direct
(360) 437-2101 main
lsmith@portludlowassociates.com
PUD SPECIAL MEETING 20180115
PUD SPECIAL MEETING 2018_01_15
PUD MEETING ON RATES
The PUD Board of Commissioners will be conducting a Special Meeting on January 29th. The purpose of this special meeting is to discuss the PUD’s upcoming rates. You can find meeting details on the PUD website: http://www.jeffpud.org/ It is suggested that those interested in what our PUD is doing look at their website on a regular basis.
Russ Michel
PLVC Utilities Chair
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NOTICE TO WATER SYSTEM USERS FROM OLYMPIC WATER & SEWER 20180108
NOTICE TO WATER SYSTEM USERS FROM OLYMPIC WATER & SEWER 2018_01_08
NOTICE TO WATER SYSTEM USERS
FROM OLYMPIC WATER & SEWER, INC.
COLIFORM MAXIMUM CONTAMINATE LEVEL
EXCEEEDED – NON-ACUTE
The test results indicated that there was no fecal or e-coli present. Beginning Wednesday, January 10, 2018 OWSI will be feeding a small amount of chlorine which will possibly become apparent at the customer taps. AFFECTED AREA: The South Bay service area lying east of the Ludlow Creek and the North Bay service area east of Oak Bay Road. Additional to this are customers on Osprey Ridge downhill of Wren Ct. including the commercial development containing Snug Harbor Café, Dental Office, Sound Bank and Coldwell Banker. To continue reading the community notice, please click HERE