KPFF Consulting Engineers 12/30/2021

Later Phase Eclipse Mill Project application to the CITY Building Permit CITY New structures The project requiring building engineer will submit code compliance a Building Permit review application to the CITY. Subtask 500.1 —Agency Coordination Once the project conceptual design is available to discuss with external parties, a multi-agency and tribes site visit and/or virtual meeting will be scheduled to introduce the project and obtain input on the permit approach. Agency coordination will be required early and often through permit issuance, particularly to maintain a permitting schedule that aligns with the anticipated grant cycle for funding the project. It is anticipated that one early onsite (or virtual) multi-agency meeting and one pre- application meeting with the CITY (for a total of two pre-application meetings)will be required. This task includes up to 18 hours of CONSULTANT environmental planner staff time to coordinate, prepare for, attend, and follow-up on the pre-application meetings. This task includes up to 40 hours of CONSULTANT environmental planner staff time to respond to agency comments and to conduct ongoing agency coordination through permit issuance. Subtask 500.2—Permit Applications Because a new dock is being proposed, the project will trigger an IP with USACE as the federal lead agency. The IP process requires a JARPA and Clean Water Act Section 404(b)(1) Alternatives Analysis demonstrating that the preferred alternative is the least environmentally damaging and practicable alternative. A Mitigation Plan in the USAGE template will also be required (see Subtask 500.3). Section 7 ESA concurrence is anticipated to require formal consultation and a Biological Assessment describing potential impacts to ESA-listed species and critical habitat and conservation measures to offset unavoidable impacts. Potential Section 106 impacts have been extensively reviewed via previous surveys and reports. It is anticipated that existing documentation can be used to demonstrate Section 106 compliance. USAGE will administer the CZMA process in coordination with Ecology. Ecology administers the Clean Water Act Section 401 review process for compliance with Washington State Water Quality Standards. It is anticipated that a Water Quality Monitoring Plan will not be required; however, due to in-water excavation and fill required for shoreline stabilization activities, a WQC will be required. As of September 2020, Ecology is requiring applicants to file a Section 401/CZMA pre- filing notice 30 days prior to submitting an application. Because clearing and grading activities are anticipated to exceed 1-acre of disturbance, it is also anticipated that an NPDES CSGP will be required during construction. The application will include preparing a narrative that describes the project and site characterization, including stormwater and erosion control measures and potential soil contamination considerations. The CONSULTANT will also