Laserfiche WebLink
• <br /> b. Please see all redlines on the attached plans for required corrections in addition to <br /> all comments listed below.Frequently, redlines will be stand-alone and will not <br /> have an associated item in this corrections letter. Likewise, comments below may <br /> not have associated redlines. Please indicate to the City that all redlines have been <br /> adequately addressed by providing checkmarks or notes next to the City's redlines <br /> to indicate that it has been picked up or to answer a reviewer's question. A <br /> comment response letter can also be included with your resubmittal to address the <br /> comments below(handwritten remarks under each comment on this letter are <br /> perfectly acceptable). The below listed sheets have redlines. <br /> i. Sheet C 1.0 <br /> ii. Sheet C2.0 <br /> iii. Sheet C3.0 <br /> iv. Sheet C3.1 <br /> A cost estimate has been included. The SWPPP has been provided under <br /> Section 4 Page 19 of the drainage report. <br /> 2. The comments below were generated from this project's Stormwater Reviewer. If you <br /> have any questions regarding these comments, please contact Erik Emerson with the City <br /> of Everett Surface Water Department. <br /> a. Stormwater Site Plan <br /> i. MR#5 Section notes that bioretention is infeasible due to "the soils poor <br /> infiltration." This is insufficient justification for infeasibility for this BMP, <br /> especially in light of the fact that the geotechnical repot states that it is <br /> feasible (with overflow) and that permeable pavement is proposed. Please <br /> provide specific infeasibility criteria from the list in Vol V, Section 7.4 or <br /> incorporate roof drain bioretention into the project. <br /> Roof drain bioretention has been added to the project. See revised plan set <br /> and drainage report. The maximum water surface elevations are proposed <br /> to be 10-feet from the property lines. <br /> ii. MR#8 Section states that there are wetlands downstream,but that there <br /> will be no impacts as flows are less than the existing condition. Reduced <br /> flows can also be detrimental to a wetland's function and must be assessed <br /> under MR#8. However, even though there are wetlands downstream for <br /> both subbasins it appears that the discharge is to the creek rather than the <br /> wetlands. This is reasonable justification for not conducting the wetlands <br /> calculations required by MR#8. Please revise the text accordingly. <br /> The text regarding MR #8 has been revised to state that the site is <br /> discharging into the creek and not the wetland. Please see MR#8 on page <br /> 8 of the revised drainage report. <br /> PO Box 1478 • Everett, WA 98206 • Phone: (425) 303-9363 <br /> Fax: (425)303-9362 • Email:info@insightengineering.net <br />