1988/10/05 Council Minutes - Laserfiche WebLink

. _ ' i 4 October 5,1988 A letter was read for the record from Michele T. Tonne, 4904 . , SeaBreeze Way, recommending adoption on Alternative We. 3 for the Powder Mill Gulch Drainage Basin Plan. Councilmember Morrow stated Alternative No. 5 did not solve the dilemma of the drainage and he feels that Alternative No. 3 is the j:i I, best solution. :,6)(1't l'I' Moved by Councilmember Langus, seconded by Councilmember Pope to adopt Resolution No. 3070 concerning a storm water drainage basin Sj..I plan for Powder Mill Gulch as follows: WHEREAS,in 1982 the City Council did adopt the South Everett Drainage Basins Plans including a storm drainage plan for Powder Mill Gulch in southwest Everett;and if,': WHEREAS, on July 1, 1987, City Council approved Resolution "' I I Number 2889 accepting the Commission's recommendation that an update 1'1 III:, of the Powder Mill Gulch Drainage Basin Plan be prepared;and WHEREAS, on September 6, 1988, after conducting a public hearing on five (5) alternative drainage basin plans the Planning 4 wi Commtission did recommend that City Council adopt Alternative No. 5 th hree additional conditions;and ':i N: WHEREAS, on October 5, 1988, City Council did conduct a 1 , public hearing on the Alternative Powder Mill Gulch Drainage Basin Plans and the Planning Commission recommendation;and WHEREAS, the City Council finds that the public health, l'q! 1 ' safety, and welfare will be served by adoption of a new drainage I((4,1(4 '' basin plan for Powder Mill Gulch; NOW,THEREFORE,BE IT RESOLVED that the Everett City Counci '1 ,4 1 adopts Alternative Number 5 as the revised ge Powder Mill Gulch DrainaBasin Plan with the following additions: 1. The stream bank north Sr the Kukilteo Boulevard bridge will be stabilized as provided for in Alternative No.I / or by partmenot.ther methods approved by the Public Works De ,III 4 '' ::::::::::"pr:::::: in She'::::::::781:771:dy along Powder Mill Gulch to Improve water quality, as b',if) , jurisdiction. 3. City Staff shall continue Sr negotiate with the Boeing 41.,1,4„, Commercial Airplane Company to arrive at solutions which will improve water quality and reduce the storm f I'I" water erosion impacts of the existing and future development of the Boeing site. The objective is to i LI reduce projected flows to the predevelopment peak flow condition of forty-nine (49)cubic feet per second fcr the predicted 25 year 24 hour storm event at the northern boundary of the Boeing site. Roll was called with all councilmembers voting yes except FI . 1°,I' Councilmember Morrow who voted no and Councilmember Gipson who was 5(I excused. Motion carried.