Maintenance building, laydown yard and storage, vehicle and equipment (Expand existing use), Concrete batch plant (Develop, UTF Mineral Resource CUP), Soil dump site (Expand existing use), Concrete and Asphalt recycling (Expand existing use) However, the RI designation allows for all these uses and fits with the type of industrial uses that occur in the adjacent industrial land. The allows for a concrete batch 3A.2.1 Rural Lands Goal 2. Second bullet – – plant, soil process facility, office, maintenance facility and equipment storage area. e disagree with the statement that zoning would not be consistent with the “RI Kitsap Quarry is an established industrial use (50+ years) surrounding area”. adjacent to other industrial uses and zoning that are within the City Bremerton. The industrial uses at Kitsap Quarry predate the Growth Management Act. The parcels in question may have been originally designated URS because the access was via Kitsap Lake Road (Residential). Now that truck traffic is entering/leaving via Werner Road (Industrial road) instead of Kitsap Lake Road (residential) it makes more sense from a public interest standpoint and is more consistent with the intent of the Growth Management Act to designate these parcels RI with the long term industrial designation when these parcels are incorporated into the City of Bremerton. It is also important to note that the URS zone may also apply to properties which are being Designation states “This considered for non-residential use.” Importantly, future citizens of Kitsap County will benefit greatly from having e access to the aggregate processed at Kitsap Quarry. This is a 100+ year source of aggregate. This aggregate processing facility represents the bulk of the permitted aggregate in Kitsap County. These permitted aggregate resources ensure that future citizens of Kitsap County have aggregate resources available close to the population center of Kitsap County, reducing costs, truck traffic and environmental issues that would occur significant amount of aggregate continues to be imported into Kitsap County. 3B.1b Goal 13: Policy RL-51: See attachment for map of DNR Reclamation – Permit showing permit boundary encompassing the mentioned parcels. 3B.1b Goal 13: Policy RL-53 - Response to the Statement that The “ proposed RI designation is not required to support existing mining operations” – The URS designation with a MRO designation does not allow for expansion or
Maintenance building, laydown yard and storage, vehicle and equipment (Expand existing use), Concrete batch plant (Develop, UTF Mineral Resource CUP), Soil dump site (Expand existing use), Concrete and Asphalt recycling (Expand existing use) However, the RI designation allows for all these uses and fits with the type of industrial uses that occur in the adjacent industrial land. 3A.2.1 Rural Lands – Goal 2. Second bullet – The allows for a concrete batch plant, soil process facility, office, maintenance facility and equipment storage area. e disagree with the statement that “RI zoning would not be consistent with the surrounding area”. Kitsap Quarry is an established industrial use (50+ years) adjacent to other industrial uses and zoning that are within the City Bremerton. The industrial uses at Kitsap Quarry predate the Growth Management Act. The parcels in question may have been originally designated URS because the access was via Kitsap Lake Road (Residential). Now that truck traffic is entering/leaving via Werner Road (Industrial road) instead of Kitsap Lake Road (residential) it makes more sense from a public interest standpoint and is more consistent with the intent of the Growth Management Act to designate these parcels RI with the long term industrial designation when these parcels are incorporated into the City of Bremerton. It is also important to note that the URS Designation states “This zone may also apply to properties which are being considered for non-residential use.” Importantly, future citizens of Kitsap County will benefit greatly from having e access to the aggregate processed at Kitsap Quarry. This is a 100+ year source of aggregate. This aggregate processing facility represents the bulk of the permitted aggregate in Kitsap County. These permitted aggregate resources ensure that future citizens of Kitsap County have aggregate resources available close to the population center of Kitsap County, reducing costs, truck traffic and environmental issues that would occur significant amount of aggregate continues to be imported into Kitsap County. 3B.1b Goal 13: Policy RL-51: – See attachment for map of DNR Reclamation Permit showing permit boundary encompassing the mentioned parcels. 3B.1b Goal 13: Policy RL-53 - Response to the Statement that “ The proposed RI designation is not required to support existing mining operations” – The URS designation with a MRO designation does not allow for expansion or