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The City of Everett does not identify any wetlands as occurring on the site.The <br /> nearest City of Everett-identified wetland is located southeast of the Project area, on <br /> the east side of the Marshland Canal(City of Everett 2020).A site visit was <br /> conducted on April 9, 2019, and no wetland features were observed within the <br /> Project area, although a formal wetland delineation was not completed. <br /> Note that the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service National Wetlands Inventory identifies <br /> four potential wetlands that may be present on the Project site,totaling <br /> approximately 6 acres(USFWS 2020). Three of these potential wetlands overlap the <br /> existing drainage ditches on the property.Wetland features in these areas were not <br /> present as confirmed by the April 9,2019 site visit. <br /> 2) Will the project require any work over, in, or adjacent to(within 200 feet)the <br /> described waters? If yes, please describe and attach available plans. <br /> The Project previously rerouted several drainage ditches surrounding the property to <br /> accommodate blueberry production.This work included filling an existing drainage <br /> ditch that ran through the middle of the property and rerouting it around the property <br /> through existing and newly excavated drainage ditches that flow to the Marshland <br /> Canal. The proposed restoration activitieswill occurwithin and adjacent to the <br /> affected drainage ditches as well as in the location of a drainage ditch that was <br /> previously filled in. <br /> There are no known wetlands documented within or adjacent to the study area. <br /> Therefore, no impacts to wetlands are anticipated from the Project. <br /> 3) Estimate the amount of fill and dredge material that would be placed in or <br /> removed from surface water or wetlands and indicate the area of the site that <br /> would be affected. Indicate the source of fill material. <br /> Completed Activities <br /> The Project previously excavated approximately 1,040 cy at Ditch 1, 500 cy at Ditch 3, and <br /> 140 cy at Ditch 4,for a total of approximately 1,680 cy.This material was used to partially fill <br /> Ditch 2.An additional 600 cy of on-site material was used to fill Ditch 2.Only on-site material <br /> was used to support grading activities;no material was imported to or exported from the <br /> property. <br /> Proposed Activities <br /> The Project includes relocating the previously modified section of the UNT from its current <br /> location along the shared property boundary between the Tonnes and Golden Eagle Farms <br /> properties. The existing UNT along the shared boundary will be backfilled and compacted <br /> as shown in the SEPA plan set included as Attachment 1. Fill and embankment leveling of <br /> the existing UNT will include 4 cy of excavation and 3,326 cy of fill. <br /> The UNT will be rerouted north approximately 840feet through the Golden Eagle Farms <br /> property to the northern property boundary,where it will join an existing drainage ditch that flows <br /> east for approximately 1,200 feet before discharging to the Marshland Drainage Canal.The <br /> proposed UNT alignment will include 5,300 cy of excavation and 12 cy of fill.A 25-foot stream <br /> buffer will be established along each side of the new alignment of the UNT in accordance with <br /> City of Everett requirements and as shown in the SEPA plan set(Attachment 1).The bufferwill <br /> be seeded with a native seed mix and planted with native trees and shrubs. <br /> Ditch 3 is located along the shared property boundary running north to south on the east <br /> side of the Tonnes property.Approximately 200 feet of Ditch 3 will be backfilled and <br /> 6 <br />