HomeMy WebLinkAboutRes-2016-080BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
COUNTY OF KITTITAS
STATE OF WASHINGTON
RESOLUTION NO. 2016· og O
A RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING EXECUTION OF DEPARTMENT OF THE ARMY
LICENSE YAKIMA TRAINING CENTER MILITARY INSTALLATION YAKIMA AND
KITTITAS COUNTIES, WASHINGTON
WHEREAS, RCW 39.34, the Interlocal Cooperation Act, provides the capability for
public agencies to cooperate by providing services and facilities for mutual advantage;
and
WHEREAS, The Secretary of the Army (Secretary), or duly authorized
representative of the Secretary, hereby grants to Kittitas County Sheriffs Office as the
grantee, a non-exclusive license for use of lands at Yakima Training Center Military
Reservation, Washington, as described in the license document, a copy of which is
attached hereto and incorporated by reference, and
WHEREAS, this license is granted for a term of one year, beginning May 1, 2016
and ending April 30, 2017, with conditions as described in the license document
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED AND IT IS HEREBY ORDERED, that the
License document for use of the Yakima Training Center Military Installation be
accepted, and the Sheriff or his Deputy designated by him in writing is authorized to sign
such document.
ADOPTED this _2-_I_S~ __ day of ''OYLA'\....-L--2016 .
BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
KITTITAS OUNTY, WASHINGTON
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APPROVED AS TO FORM:
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DEPARTMENT OF THE ARMY LICENSE
YAKIMA TRAINING CENTER MILITARY INSTALLATION
YAKIMA AND KITTITAS COUNTIES, WASHINGTON
JBLM 16·24
THE SECRETARY OF THE ARMY j hereinafter ref erred to as the Secretary, orduly
authorized representative under authority of the General Admin lstrat ive Powers of
SeOf$tary, hereby grants to Kittitas County Sheriffs: Office, hereinafter referred to as
the granteE:)J a non"ex clu ~!ve lice ns e-fo 'r Use -of ra nges 1,2, 6, .24 , and 73 for law
enfo rc em ent weapons qu alif icati ons t rairllng and ra nge 25 f or V~15 0arm p red personnel
carri er trarnlng over, acros s:, In ana upon land s at Yakima Traini ng Center Military
Re ~eNca tion.W ~shJng ton, here inafter referred to -a~ th ~ prem-ises. -
TtilS LICENSE Is granted subject to the following conditions.
1. TERM
This: license is granted for 1;1 term of one Year, beginning 1 May 2016 and ending 30
April 20'17. but revocable at will by the Secretary of the Army. It is au:tnbtizedfot no
more than seven (7} 'Consecutive: days and no mOte than 30 days for the term.
2. CONSIOERATlQN
a. rhe grantee shall pay In advance to-the United States the amount of
__ Waived and NO 1100 DOLLARS ($0.00), (in full for the term hereof)
(payable ) to the order of the Frnance and Accounting Offi cer)
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b. All conslderatior'i and other payments dus, undertfle terms of this lIcense rnu~t be
paid on or before: the date they are due in order to avoId th-e mandatory $~nctions
imposed byihe Debt Collection Act of 1982, (31 U ,S.C. Section 3717), This statute
requires the imposition of an interest charge for the late payment of debtsowe<J to the
United States; an administratlva charge to COver the ' casts of ptoce$sirtg arid handling
delinquent debts; a.nd the assessment of an additional penalty charge :on any portion of
a debt that is inorethan 90 days past due. The provisitmsofthe st~~ute will be
impte01@nted as follows;
(1} The United States will impose ah interest charge'. the amount to be
determined by Jawor regulation, on I~ate payment of debts. Interest will accrue from (the
due date:) (the lafer of the due date or the date notification ofthe amount due is mailed
to the grantee). An administrative charge to cover the cost of processing and hanQling
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each payment will al$ooe imposed.
(2) In add/flon to the charges set forth above, the United States will impose a penalty
charge of SIX percent (6%) per annum on any payment 'or portJo.n thereof, more than '
ninety (90) days past due. The penalty shall accrue from the oate of delinquency and
will continue to accrue until the debt is paid in full.
(3) All payments received will be applied first to any accumulated Interest,
admin.lstrative arid penalty charges and thE3n to any unpalcf rent!:ll or other payment
balance. Interest will not accrue on any t:;ldrriinfstratlve or tate payment penalty charge.
3. NOTrCES
.An notices and correspondence 19 be given pursuant to this Iicens9shall be
addressed, if fothegraniee, to Kittitas Co~oty Sheriffs O'fflce,3Q7 w,. Umptal)Urn
Rd . ., t!Uens'burg,-W/ilsh'ngton ~8926, ~OC,Depdty Benjamin 'Corbett, Primary
Phon~ Number: 509~306 .. 1118, aMd If to the United States, to Public Works. ATTN:
IMLM-PWM, Box 339500, MS 17J Joint Bas'e Lewls"McChord, Washington '98433 ..
9500; or :as ma~ from time to time otherwise be dlreot~d QY the panies . :,Notice shall be
·deemed to have bee.n ~h.Jly given 'If anct when encJose9 in a properly ·sealed envsldpe
addr~ssf3d as, aforesard. and . depoSited , postaQle prepaid, in a postuffide regularly
l1:1C!intalhed by the Unitea Sta~es, Postal ServIce. .
4. AUTHORIZED REPRESENTATIVES
E,xcepl as pth(3rwise specifically provided, any refeien<~e her~lri to "Se'ctetary",
"Installatfon Commanderll,6i" I'saidofficet" ,shall include 'thelr duly authorized
rapresentatives. Any reference to "grantee" shallfnclude any duly authorized
representatives.
5. SUPERVISION BY THE INSTALLATION COMMANDER
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The use and OCcl1p~tiqn()f the premises shall be f;iubJect to the general superylsiqfl
and approval pf the Installation Comrn~rrder bereinaftet t~erred toa$ said officer, arid
to such rules and regulatJo:.nsas may be prescribed from time to titne bysaldofflcet,
6. APPLICABLE LAWS AND REGULATIONS
The grantee shaH :comply with all appUcaple Federal, state, county and rnunicipal
J~ws. Qrdinanc~s and regulations wherein the premises are located.
7. CONDITIONAL USE BY GRANTEE
The exercise of the privileges hereih granted ,shall be:
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a. without cost or eXpense to the United State~:
b.subject to the right of the United States to improve, use or maintain the premises.
c. subject to other outgrantsof the United States on the pram tses.
d. personal to the granteEl, and this license,or any interest therein, may not be
transferred Qr assigned.
8. CONDITION OF PREMISES
The grantee r;;1cknowledges that it has. lnsp~cted the: premises, kl1oV/s its condition,
~ncf understands thl;lt the same is granted withotJtanY representations or warranties
whatsoever and without any obligation on 'the part of the United States.
9, COSTCF UTIl.ITIES
The grantee shaH P(lY the cost1 as determined ,by the officer having immediate
supervision over t,he premises, of producing and/or supplying any utilities :and other
services flfrhfshed by the Gover'nmeRt or through Government-owneo facilities for the
use of the grantee, Including the grantee's proportionate$hare of th<? cost ofpperation
and maintenance of the Governtnent-owned 'facilities by which such utillties 'or services
are produced or supplied, The Government shall beulider no obtig 'atloh to furnish
utilities or services. Payment shall be, made In the manner prescrIbed by the. officer
having $U'i:~h jUi'fSdictJon.
10. PROTECTION OF PROPERTY
The grantee shall keep the premIses in good order and in acle.an, safe condition by
and at the expen$8of the granteE;), The gra,niet=.} sha,1I be resPQnsible fc;>r al1Y damage
• that may be caused tQ prop~rty of the Unlteo States by the activities of the grantee
. under this license, s.nd shall s-xercise due diligence in the protectfol'l of an property
located ·on the premises against fire or damage 'from any .and 'ail oth~r causes. Any
property of the UrtltedStales damaged or destroyed byths grantee-incident to the
e«erciseofths pri'lilsges h~rein granted shall be.'promptly repaired or replaced by the
grantee to a condition satisfactory to said officer, or at the-election of saId offioer,
reimbursement made therefore by the grantee in ·anamount necessary to restore or
rep[ace the property to a conditIon satisfactory to saldofficer~
11. INDEMNITY
The United States shall not ae responsible for damages, to prope rty or Injuries to
persons which may arise from Ql' be Incident to the exercise of the privileges her'ein
granted, or for damages to the property ofthegrantes, or for damages to the property
or inJuri,es to the person of the grantee's officers, Clgents, or employees or others who
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may be on the premises at their invitation or the InVltation 'of anyone of them, and the
gr~ntee shall hold the United Stc1tes harmless from any and all such claims not Including
damages du.e to the fault or negligence' Qf the United States or Its contractors .
12. RESTORATION
On or before the expiration Of this license or 'Its, termination by the grantee, the
grantee ~hall vaGate the premises, remove the proper1Y of the grantee, and restore the,
premises to El condition satisfactory to ,s?l1Cl officer. If, hoWever, thIs liceNse Is revoked
the glpmtee shall vacate the premlses 4 remove said property and restore the premises
to' the aforesaid oondrtlon wfthln ,such lime as-the-InstallaUon Cpmmander may
designate. In elth.ar Bv.ent, if ~he ,gr<;lnteesha ll fall or neg lect to temove. said prop.erty
ang rastore the premises, then! ~.t the option of ~ald officer the property shall elths'(
becom~ the prop~rtY of the United States: without compensation thel 'efor , or said offioer
may cause the prop,erty to b'e removed and no claim for damages ;agalnst th.e Urilted
.States or its (jfflcets ot; agents shall be cre~tedbyor m.a.deonaccount.of such removal
and re$roration work. The grantee shall also. pay th~ United States on dernand~y sum
wh ich may he e~pe!1ded by he United State$ after the explratton, fev.ocation, or
termination of fhrs license fil r.estoring the premises.
13. NON~DISCRIMINATION
The granteB shall not dls.crlmlnate against any person o-r persons or exclude them
from participation in the grantee's ope'ratlons, programs or activltfes because of race,
color, relLgior'l, sex, age, hand tcap or nat lo.nal origin ' In the conduct of operations on the
pr-etnlses . The grantee 'will compl;y wl(h the Amerlcanl'·wlt.h Dlsa~mtles Act and
attendant Am~rlcan$ w~th Dlsabilities .Act Accessibility GuiCle4ineS (ADAAG) published
by the Architectural and Transportation Barrlers Compliance Board.
14. TERMINATION
This license may ba termln~ted by the grantee 'at any time by Qivrng' the irtstallatlc)n
Ooml-1'lancf~r at least ten days' hotj~ ill writing provided that no refJ.lnd by the United
States of any consideration prevfously patd sh~1I b.e made anp provided further~ that in
the evet'lf that said notice Is n·ot given af Ie;ast ten days prior to the rental. due date, t he
grantee &hall be re.qulred to PIilY the consideration for the· period shown In the Condition
on CONSIDERATlON.
15. ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION
13, W llhln fhe Ifmlts:'Of 1helr r!?speotiv~ legal poWers , the partfes to thiS license shan
profect the ptemises 'against p:olll;ltiOI1 ants al rJ ground and water. The-g'rante'e shall
c.omply With any laws regulations, conditions, 'or Instructi~ns f}ffectlng -the actf.vltY,
hereby autho rIzed tfand whe,n ts·sued by the Environmental Pro.tection Agency, or .any
Federal , state, interstate or local governmental agency having Jurisdictlon t9 abats or
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prevent pol/ution. The disposal of any toxic or hazardous materials within the premises
is specifically prohibited. Such regulations, conditions, or instruct[ons in effect or
prescribed by said Environmental Protection Agency, or any Federal. state, interstate ot
local governmental agency ~re hereby made a condition of this license. The grantee
shall not discharge W$ste or,effluentfrom the premises in such a manner that the
discharge will contaminate streams or other bodies of water or otherwise become a
public nuisance.
b. The grantee will ll.s~ all reasonable means avallabte to protect the ehvironment
and natural resources:, and where damage non .etheless occurs from the grantee's
actlvtties, the grante.e shall be liable to restore the damaged resourcee.
c. The grantee must obtain approval in writing from said officer before any
pesticides or herbtcide§ are applied to tDe premises.
16. HISTORIC PRESERVATION
The grantee shall not remov~ or disturb, or.-cause or permit to be removed or
disturbed; any historical, archeological, archlteciuraf or other uultural artifacts, reliCS.
remains or objects of antiquity. In 'the ~veht such items are Qiscove.red 'on the premises,
·the gra'ntee shall immedlate/¥ notify .said off.icer and protect th~ sit~ and the material
from further dis 'furbance until s,aiQoffl.car gIves clearance to proc~d.
17~ DISCLAIMER
This license is effective only insofar as the rIghts of the United States in 'the premises
af'e concemed; and the gr~ntee .. sh~n obtain any permit or license which may be require
by Fede{;;ll, state', or local st~ute in co nnection with the use of the premises . It Is
unders tood thEit'tha granting of this license does not preclude the· necessity of obtaining
a Departrnent fDfthe Army perm rt fo r'.activlti.ss which fovolva th(3 di$cha~g,~ of dr~dge Qr
fill m'ateila'i brif\e pl~cement of fixEld ~tructures in the waters of the Unlted States,
pursuant.to the provisions of Section 1D,of the Rivers and Harbors Act of 3 Match 1899
(33 USC 403), ~nd S'ection 404 of the Cl ea n Waters Act (33 USC 1344).
18. SPECIAL CONDITIONS
~. Access to the Yakima Traini,ng Center Military ResetvationWiI1 be coordinated
with Range Operations prior toatlentries on to said military reservation lands.
b. A copy of this license and the approvE7d li::lnd request from Range Operations will
hecatrie:d by the grantee While on YakIma Training Genter Military Reservation.
c. The, granlee shall comply With aI/land use requirements in place when in use.
d. Use must be scheduled in advance with Range Operations.
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e. All use of Yakima Training Center ranges, as welJ as all handlrng, movement and
storage of explosives and other ha~rdous materials on Yakima Training Center, Is
subject to U.S. Army, Installation Management Comm.and l and Yakima Training Center
regulations and. range Standing Operating Procedures. Grantee shall conform to those
or obtain approval from the Joint Base Commander for,any issues or activities related to
range use that does not conform to these standards.
f. Grantee shall designate a grantee range Officer In Charge (OIC) and Range
Safety Officer (,RSO) to Range Cohtral, and shall certify to Range Cohtro\ those
designated personnel have completed National Rifle Asso.clati.on or equi'valenf training
for the weapons to be fired, and shail certify the designated RSO ha$ completed .
National Rifle Association or equlyalent tralnlnQ ClS a Range Safety Officer.
g. Grantee .~hall .de~ignatea grantee range Officer In ChClrge (OIC) and Range
Safety OffJc'er (RSO) to Range Control, when using Selah Airstrip and shall certify to
Range Contror those designated personnel haveqomplete<;l Washington State Certified
Emergenoy VehJde Operations GOllrse (EVOC) training.
h. Grantee shall coordinate any desired media involvement While O'n Yakima
Traininfj Center with the J.ofnt Base Lewis .. McChord Publio Affairs Offioer (!=lAO). No
media shall be permitted on lhe base wUhoutprior approval from the PAC.
i. Grantaeagrees to inform all people entering onto Yakima Training Center land
under this agreement of the need for Unexploded Ordinance (UXO) aWate nes:;; training
prior to, entry onto theinstaltation. TrainIng Is I.ooated $t the follOwing link:
http://www.leWls-mcchord.army.mll/safety/P.ageslAII/UXO.aspx
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THIS LICENSE is not subject to Title 10, United States Code) Section 2662, as
amended.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I ~ hereunto set my hand by authority of the Secretary of
the ArmYl thl,S¥day of -.\~ £ 2016"
THIS LICENSE is also executed by the grantee this J ~y of JUAJ£ 2016.
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DEPUTY DEAITPrI4AJ Q')R13~gc~
Typed Of Printed Name and Ti~le
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L Project Title:
U.S.AR1\1Y
JOINT BASE LEWIS-McCHORD • YAKIMA TRAINING CENTER
RECORD OF ENVIRONMENTAL CONSIDERATION
Programmatic Land Use Agreement For Law Enforcement Agencies
Agency Name: Kittitas County Sheriffs Office
Date:
Programmatic Land Use Agreement for Law Enforcement Agencies for 2016
2. Background:
18 Dec 15
The AmlY proposes to enter into real property license agreements (or Land Use Agreements (LUA)) with various Law
Enforcement Agencies (LEAs) throughout Washington state (city, county, state and federal level) to grant non-exclusive use of
ranges and certain training facilities on Joint Base Lewis-McChord Yakima Training Center (JBLM-YTq for a one-year tenn.
Environmental review byYTC DPW for each LEA request will be valid for a five-year tenn. There are approximately 160
different non-military LEAs in Washington state that are considered eligible for short-tenn real property licenses under this
NEPA analysis. The use of facilities and ranges available at JBLM-YTC will be for the purpose of maintaining weapon and
tactical movement proficiency. JBLM Regulation 350-31 (available from YTC Range Operations), is the principal guidance
regulation for preparation and execution of training at JBLM-YTC and use of YTC must be in accordance with this regulation.
Law Enforcement training may include such actions as weapons qualifications, roomibuilding entries, sniper qualifications,
tactical movement over varied terrain, simmunitions training, tactical vehicle maneuvers, fire maneuver training, and immediate
action drills.
3. Description of Proposed Action:
The Anny would grant a one-year Land Use Agreement to Washington State Law Enforcement Agencies for annual events at
JBLM-YTC to conduct training (e.g., weapons qualifications, room/building entries, sniper qualifications, tactical movements
over varied terrain, simmunitions training, tactical vehicle maneuvers, fire maneuver training and immediate action drills at
existing ranges). YTC DPW environmental review of the proposed LUA for each LEA will be valid for a five-year period. The
use of .223 cal M4 Commando, .40 caliber, .45 caliber, 5.56 mm, 7.62 mm, and 9 rom weapons are authorized for training, as
well as 12 gauge shotguns, 37 & 40 mm gas and less lethal launchers, noise flash diversionary devices, smoke, riot control
lachrymators (e.g., tear gas, pepper spray), and simmuniti.ons training munitions. JBLM-YTC facilities that may be used include
the ballistic shoot-house; Ranges 1, 2, 3, 6, t I; 24, 25 (Urban Assault Course), 73, Sniper Field Fire Range, Selah Drop Zone,
and lED Lanes (additional facilities may be available upon request to Range Operations). The maximum number of participants
would be 50 people per day, for up to one week per event, with up to six events per year. Total days of use would not exceed 30.
4. Results of screening criteria for Categorical Exclusion (CX), and discussion of Impact Analysis:
This proposal qualifies as a CX because it satisfies all three Screening Criteria (i.e., the action is not segmented, no
extraordinary circumstances exist, and one or more CXs encompass the proposal). The proponent is required to comply with
any tenus, conditions, mitigation, permits, etc., set forth in this REC.
5. Additional terms, conditions and/or mitigation required as determined by YTC Resource Specialists:
1.) An Officer in Charge (orC) must be designated and validated by the agency's Chief. 2.) Range or training facility requests
must go through the Directorate of Plans, Training, Mobility and Security (DPTMS), where it will be entered into the Range
Facility Management Support System (RFMSS) by Range Operations. 3.) If any facilities (other than ranges) are being
requested for use in conjunction with a range or ranges, this must be done with express coordination of the Range Operations
officer. 4 .) Hazardous materialslWaste --All spills must be reported and a spill report completed with the One Stop Yard. All
spills must be cleaned up and debris taken to the One Stop Yard (if your location is down-range report to Range Operations; if
your location is in Cantonment Area report to DA Police). Spills on roads and other developed surfaces must be cleaned up
with absorbent and the absorbent taken to the One Stop Yard. Spills to soils must be cleaned up by surface scraping. Down-
range training may result in generation of refuse (I.e., water bottles, food wrappers, etc.). This refuse may be disposed of at the
Refuse Point. [fbrass is generated, it must be removed to the trainees' duty station, as well as any ammunition boxes, following
the requirements of volume 49 of the Code of Federal Regulations (CFR) Pans 100-185 and Washington Administrative Code
(WAC) Chapter 173-303 . Brass and ammunition boxes may not be disposed of in the Refuse Point roll-off boxes or in any
waste receptacle on YTC.
DPW-ED-NEPA-FOR-002 Page 1 of4
. U.S. ARMY
JOINT BASE LEWIS-McCHORD -YAKIMA TRAINING CENTER
RECORD OF ENVIRONMENTAL CONSIDERATION
(programmatic Land Use Agreement)
Agency Name:
9. Project Proponent
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Name: Jun Calimlim
Title: YTC Staff Engineer
10. Preparer:
Jay Becker
NEPA Coordinator, JELM YTC DPW-ED
Date: 18 Dec 15
11. Compliance Screening:
A. Environmental Baseline Survey
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Date: ------
Randy Korgel
Cultural Resources Mgr., JBLM YTC DPW -ED
E. Range OperatioDs/DPTMS
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George Holman
Range Officer, JBLM YTC Dl'TMS-RD
G. Natural Resources
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Peter E. Nissen
Natural Resources MgT., JBLM YTC DPW -ED
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Caveat with this NEP A document:
Any change in the magnitude, location, duration, or
timing a/thiS project will require re-evaluation and
possible revised documentation by the Proponent with
Public Works, Environmental DiVision NEPA
Coordinator (509.577.3789).
B. WildlifeNegetation
Date: -------
Colin Leingang
Wildlife Program Mgr ., JBLM YTC DPW -ED
D. Infrastructure
Date: 2 Feb 16
lunCalimlim
Staff Engineer, J8LM YTC DPW
F. Environmental Compliance
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Russell Eastenes
Env. Compliance Mgr., JBLM YTC DPW-ED
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12. Approval
Date: ______ _
Margaret Taaffe
Chief: JBLM YTC DPW -ED
DPW -ED-NEPA-FOR-002 Page 4 of4
GENE DANA, SHERIFF
KITTITAS COUNTY SHERIFF'S OFFICE
307 W. Umptanum Rd • Ellensburg, W A 98926
February 11, 2016
Paul V. Erlandson
YTC-RO Scheduling
(509) 962-7525 • (509) 674-2584
FAX (509) 962-7599
Bldg 1805 970 Firing Center Rd.
Yakima, WA. 98901
Dear Mr. Erlandson,
The purpose of this letter is to formally request consideration for the
use permit for the Yakima Training Center. Specifically its ranges and
facilities by the members of the Kittitas County Sheriffs Office and the
multi-agency Special Response Team.
OUT request is for January 1, 2016 through January 1, 2017, As for dates
that we plan on utilizing YTC ranges' as of now we do not have any hard
dates for training, we will work in the parameters set forth by YTC.
Kittitas County Sheriff's Office consists of 36 commissioned Deputies and
the Special Response Team consists of 11 operators, two being from Central
Washington University and one from Cle Elum Police Department.
We would be utilizing simunitions, 12ga, 9mm, AO, A5, .223, and .308
calibers on YTC ranges, specifically ranges 1,2,6,24,25, and 73. We
would also be using our V -150 armored personnel carrier in scenarios.
Our training outline would include weapon qualifications, active shooter
scenarios, building clearing, sniper reconnaissance, barricaded suspect
scenarios, and other scenarios we encounter in law enforcement.
Direct representatives for permit request are below.
Deputy/Operator Benjamin Corbett 509-306-1118
hen .corb ett@co .kittitaB .wa.us
Deputy/Team Leader Ben Kokjer 509-899-0407
ben.k okjer@co .kittitas.wa .us
Thank you for your consideration of this request.
Regards,
Deputy Benjamin Corbett
Kittitas County Sheriff s Office
GENE DANA, SHERIFF
KITTITAS COUNTY SHERIFF'S OFFICE
307 W. Umptanum Rd • Ellensburg, W A 98926
(509) 962-7525 • (509) 674-2584
FAX (509) 962-7599
June 14,2016
Robert G. Annour
Realty Specialist, Master Planning Division
J oint Base Lewis-McChord, W A
RoberLg.armoLiLciv{tQmaii .mil
RE: Department of Anny License, Yakima Training Center
Dear Mr. Annour,
I Kittitas County Sheriff Gene Dana, authorize the signature of Deputy Benjamin Corbett
as an authorized representative solely for the license approval between the Kittitas
County Sheriffs Office and the Department of Anny for weapons qualifications and
training upon the lands of the Yakima Training Center Military Reservation.
Gene Dana,
Sheriff