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Later Phase Eclipse Mill Project <br /> 2. Existing cultural resources documentation is sufficient to demonstrate <br /> compliance with Section 106 and will be incorporated into the JARPA and SEPA <br /> Checklist. A Cultural Resources Assessment and survey will not be required to <br /> support this task. <br /> 3, A Water Quality Monitoring Plan will not be required for Section 401 compliance <br /> because best management practices during in-water construction will be <br /> sufficient for protection of water quality standards. <br /> 4. The CITY will be responsible for transferring the CSGP to the contractor. <br /> 5. For the CSGP, the Temporary Erosion and Sediment Control Plan, Stormwater <br /> Site Plan, Stormwater Pollution Prevention Plan, and other supporting materials <br /> will be provided by others. <br /> 6, The CITY will be responsible for coordinating with Ecology regarding the <br /> proposed outfall extension for compliance with the existing NPDES permit(s). <br /> 7. The Project will occur on state-owned aquatic lands; therefore, consultation with <br /> WDNR will be required. It is assumed that the CITY will negotiate lease fees and <br /> activities. <br /> 8. A SSDP will be sufficient to demonstrate Shoreline Master Program compliance; <br /> a Conditional Use Permit or Variance will not be required. <br /> 9. There are ample onsite mitigation opportunities to offset unavoidable project <br /> impacts. This scope does not include budget for coordinating or designing on- or <br /> off-site mitigation. <br /> 10. For floodpiain code compliance, a No Net Rise Memo will be prepared by others. <br /> Hydrologic and hydraulic analyses will also be conducted by others, if required. <br /> 11. Construction-specific local permits and approvals may need to be obtained prior <br /> to construction occurring (e.g., building, grading, structural, or utility relocation <br /> permits). These permits and approvals will be determined upon further <br /> refinement of the Project and agency coordination and are not included in this <br /> permit scope of work. It is further assumed that any construction-specific local <br /> permits will be obtained by the project engineer. <br /> 12. The Mitigation Plan preparation does not include any design work to be <br /> completed under this task. Mitigation design will be prepared by others. <br /> 13. The wetland delineation only includes the offsite wetland located adjacent to the <br /> public trail to the south that is subject to erosion and will be relocated. There are <br /> no other onsite wetlands that will be delineated. <br /> 14. Hydrogeological modeling or monitoring will not be required and are not included <br /> in this task. <br /> 15. Agency comments on permit application materials will be relatively minor and will <br /> not require substantial new analysis or permit application materials to be <br /> developed. <br /> 16. This scope of work does not include work related to permit compliance during <br /> construction. <br /> 17. This scope of work does not include work related to permit appeals. Should <br /> support for permit appeals be required, a separate scope of services will need to <br /> be developed. <br /> 18. The CITY will pay for all permit and public notice fees associated with the project. <br /> Task 600 -60% Design Development and Plans Specifications and Estimate <br /> (KPFF, MacLeod Reckord & BlueCoast) <br />