10104 DAKOTA WAY 2022-01-31 - Laserfiche WebLink

Z # 0 DECISION: The City of Everett Planning Director grants APPROVAL with CONDITIONS of a request by Pavel Andreyanov to construct a new single-family residence into a Critical Area buffer located at 10104 Dakota Way, Everett, WA. The following conditions apply: 1. Record a Critical Area Site Plan (CASP) and the "Declaration of Critical Area Protective Covenant" prior to issuance of building permits. The CASP must be formatted to meet Snohomish County Auditor standards for recording and must be approved by the City of Everett Planning Division prior to recording. 2. All work must comply with the recommendations of the Critical Areas Study & Buffer Enhancement Planting Plan dated April 27, 2020 prepared by Wetland Resources Environmental Consulting. Monitoring and maintenance will be the responsibility of the owner(s) under the direction of the ecologist. Inspection of the enhancement plantings and removal of invasive species are required prior to final building inspection. Contact Project Planner: Grace Pollard to schedule the inspection. 3. Construction of a permanent fence along the Critical Area buffer edge as is shown on the Critical Area Report and Buffer Mitigation Plan Map with a minimum of six (6) Critical Area signs is required to be in place prior to final inspection. This will require a Public Works permit to locate a portion of the fence in the public right-of-way. Four (4) of the signs must be placed along the Critical Area street frontages along Dakota Way and Idaho Avenue. Signature:' for Y. S.-W. Date: April 15, 2021 Yorik Ste ens-Wajda, Planning Director APPEAL PROCESS: This administrative decision may be appealed to the Land Use Hearing Examiner no later than 14 days from the date of the decision. For information regarding appeals please refer to Everett Municipal Code Title 15, Chapter 02, Article VII (EMC 15.02.600) and contact Grace Pollard at 425.257.8731 or gpollard@everettwa.gov with any questions. EXPIRATION: If a complete building permit or equivalent construction permit application has not been filed within eighteen (18) months from the approval date of this decision, the land use permit approval shall be deemed terminated, unless an extension is granted. If the permittee requests an extension in writing no later than eighteen (18) months from the land use permit approval date, the Director may grant a six (6) month extension. age2of2 Project No. REV120-027 EVERETT