2018 Final Presentation by the Committee to the Board

This is the Final Presentation of the CALU with two years of research and the Committee's recommendations to the Board.  It has been edited for grammar and clarity.  Thank you for watching!

Appendices to the Final Presentation of the CALU Committee

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CALU Final Report
​List of Referenced Documents with Links

​Original Permit History Documents

• 1988 Agreed Order of Remand from the Shoreline Hearings Board (link)
  • See last page for map delineating the pre-development wetlands from the dry land
• City of Camas Permit No. 2-87 (C-2-87) and Shoreline Conditional Use Permit, Camas Permit No. 590-14-7806
• Environmental Technology Consultant’s Maps (see above CALU “Meadowlands Biofilter” Final Report, Appendices pages 9-10)
• City of Camas – Timeline (see CALU Final Report Appendices pages 11-13)
• 1994 Final Order appealing the 1993 Revised Permit
• 1993 Revised Permit
• 1993 magazine article “Wetlands for Stormwater Treatment” exclusively about the innovative design of the Meadowlands Biofilter (link)

 
City of Camas Documents

• Letter from City Attorney – February 6, 2018
• Camas Municipal Code – Critical Area Exemptions
  • 16.53.010(C)(2)(b) – Artificial Wetlands created from nonwetland sites, including stormwater facilities
  • 16.53.010(B)(3)(b) – All reasonable economic use is denied.
• Camas Shoreline Master Plan – revised 2015
• Camas SMP Restoration Plan – final 2011
• Camas Stormwater Design Standards Manual​
• Lacamas Shores HOA Interim Trail, Open Space, Wetland and Storm Drainage Maintenance Manual
• City of Camas Stormwater Facilities Map - March 2016
• Camas Comprensive Stormwater Drainage Plan - April 2013

​County and City Documents

• “Managing Stormwater”, a manual by the Stormwater Partners of SW Washington (including Clark County and City of Camas) created for HOAs 
• Stormwater Partners webpage Guide to Maintenance
• Clark County Stormwater Manual 2015, Book 4 “Stormwater Facility Operation and Maintenance”

Washington

• DOE - Stormwater Management Manual for Western Washington - 2014 (link)
  • Volume V, Runoff Treatment BMPs
  • Page 991, BMP T10.30

• DOE – Letter from DOE Wetland Specialist
• DOE – 2013 Update on Wetland Buffers (link)

• WDFW – Lacamas Lake is eutrophic

Federal

• EPA – Stormwater Wet Pond and Wetland Management Guidebook
• Clean Water Act
  • Exemption – 40 CFR 230.3(o)(2)(iv)
  • Criminal Provisions

Lacamas Shores

• 1988 Deed of Dedication for the Conservancy Zone. Shows the agreement of the City to allow the LSHOA to encroach on the CZ to perform maintenance necessary for the Biofilter.
• Lacamas Shores HOA Articles of Incorporation
• “Shoring up a key wetland in Camas” – by Katy Sword, April 18, 2018
• Lake views in Lacamas Shores – a Summary
• Lacamas Shores HOA CC&Rs
• Tax Assessor’s Report on View Coding and Value Changes and related letter – November 2014
• July 2017 Draft Description of Proposed Project – by the LS HOA Board
• The “Lacamas Shores HOA Meadowlands Park Wetland Delineation & Proposed Vegetation Plan” submitted by ETC to the City of Camas in March 2017.
• Modification to Lacamas Shores Stormwater Disposal System - 1996 manual explaining the systems' functions 

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2018 CALU Committee Annual Meeting Presentation

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CALU Committee Update - June 18, 2018

At the June 18th, 2018 Board meeting, Steve Bang presented a report to the board from the CALU Committee.
LINK To The Report

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Project Highlight - Meadowlands Picnic Area Rejuvenation Project

This project is underway just in time for the summer fun!  While there are many facets of the project, a few snapshots are below.  Please contact Janine Smith if you are interested in helping out!  To learn more about this project, click here.  For a list of other common area projects, please see below.

The CALU Committee Goals

The purpose of the Common Area Land Use Committee (click here for the charter) is to create a plan for all Common Areas in the Lacamas Shores development in order to improve the LS HOA's ROI and property enjoyment and value for all Homeowners.  The commmittee was created in recognition of the need for a vehicle to discuss restoring and maintaining the Meadowlands Park area with a focus on views and overall improvement. 

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List of Current CALU Projects

• Leadbetter Entrance Improvement (Lake and Walden Intersections) 
  • Phase 1 - Traffic Safety and Sign Visibility (Lake Road and Leadbetter)
  • Phase 2 - View from the Entrance (Walden and Leadbetter)
  • Phase 3 - Beautification (along Walden Drive)
• Meadowlands Picnic Area Rejuvenation
  • Pinpoint Major Repairs/Improvements Needed
  • Visioning 
• Meadowlands Stormwater Biofiltration Area
  • ​Phase 1 - Jurisdictional Determination (required step to determine the possibility of any future steps)
  • Click here for more information
• ​​14th Hole Common Area Improvement

For More Information

Please check out the "Current Projects and Updates" page (click here).  

List of Future CALU Projects in Discussion

• East Entrance Improvement Project (Lake Road and Lacamas Road)
• West Entrance Improvement Project (Michaelbrook Lane)  

Minutes and Reports

• August 2016 Committee Minutes
• September 2016 Committee Minutes
• October 2016 Committee Minutes 
• Meadowlands Park RFP Consultant Recommendation Report
• November 2016 Committee Minutes (coming soon)

Committee Members

• ​Steve Bang (Chairman)
• Mark Finby
• Frank Haylett 
• Patrick Lambert 
• Susan Oatney-Stuck 
• Bob Price 
• Tom Kelly and other Board Members

Please contact the board if you are interested in helping.