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• <br /> Table 37.1: Mitigation Measures <br /> Examples of Activities and <br /> Disturbance Uses That Cause Examples of Measures to Minimize Impacts <br /> Disturbance <br /> • Roads Western Washington as Amended in December 2014 <br /> • Manufacturing <br /> • Residential areas <br /> •Application of <br /> agricultural <br /> pesticides <br /> • Landscaping <br /> Stormwater • Parking lots • Comply with the 2012 Stormwater Management Manual for <br /> runoff • Roads Western Washington as Amended in December 2014 <br /> • Manufacturing <br /> • Residential areas <br /> • Commercial <br /> • Landscaping <br /> Change in water • Impermeable • Comply with the 2012 Stormwater Management Manual for <br /> regime surfaces Western Washington as Amended in December 2014 <br /> • Lawns <br /> • Tilling <br /> Pets and human • Residential areas • Use fencing;plant dense vegetation to delineate buffer <br /> disturbance edge and to discourage disturbance using vegetation <br /> appropriate for the Puget Lowland ecoregion;place <br /> wetland and its buffer in a separate tract <br /> Dust • Tilled fields • Use best management practices to control dust <br /> *Additional mitigation to minimize polluted runoff may be necessary if threatened or endangered <br /> species are present at the site. <br /> Lights associated with the proposed addition will be directed away from the wetland to the extent <br /> possible. Noise will generally be minimal with occasional brief periods of increased noise levels <br /> during church events and will be located outside the wetland. It is not feasible to locate the <br /> development any further from the wetland. The proposed development will be in compliance <br /> with the Department of Ecology's Stormwater Management Manual for Western Washington <br /> (2012). Pursuant to EMC 19.37.120(F), the on-site critical areas and buffers will be placed in a <br /> protective covenant. The edge of the protective covenant shall be marked with permanent split- <br /> rail fencing and signs per EMC 19.37.110(E). <br /> Pursuant to EMC 19.37.110(A)(6), if the existing buffer is unvegetated, sparsely vegetated, or <br /> vegetated with invasive species, the buffer vegetation shall be enhanced or restored to the width <br /> required.A portion of the on-site buffer consists of sparsely vegetated areas including maintained <br /> lawn and gravel. Section 9 of this report provides a buffer enhancement plan to improve the <br /> function of the on-site buffer. <br /> View Ridge Community Church 6 Critical Area Report and Buffer <br /> WRI#16092 Averaging/Enhancement Plan <br /> November 21, 2016 <br />