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surface). Direct discharge of surface water runoff to the combined system will not be allowed. i. The downstream analysis needs to be revised to state that the flow in the Tulalip line is directed to Lift Station 2,located in the Port property west of Bond Street,which pumps the flow to the wastewater treatment plant for treatment prior to discharge to the Snohomish River/Puget Sound. Lift Station 2 overflows to Puget Sound Outfall no. 7,which is a combined sewer outfall. j. Revise page 13,paragraph 1 of the Drainage Report: Minimum requirement#6 is not required because this project discharges to the combined system,which directs flow to the treatment plant for treatment prior to discharge to the river/Puget Sound. k. Revise the drainage report and site plan and resubmit for review during the construction permitting process. 22. Stormwater features,facilities, and conveyance serving the individual lots shall be private upstream of the detention facility.Roadway conveyance structures and the detention facility itself shall be public with an easement granted to the City of Everett for maintenance. 23.In general,please call out all utilities and site features in accordance with the specific type and standard drawing number listed in the City's current Design and Construction Standards and Specifications for Development manual. A PDF version of this document can be found on our website: https://everettwa.gov/permits under Quick Links on the right-hand side. 24. Please also clearly label all features as either existing or proposed and clearly show on the site plan using specific line types,hatch patterns, and a legend. 25. After receiving preliminary short plat approval,please submit 4 sets of civil plans with your public works permit application package along with 2 sets of drainage reports, SWPPP's and any additional reports. FIRE DEPARTMENT COMMENTS—JIM VENTURO 1 Access O.K. as shown on the site plan reviewed. Access to lots 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, and 7 are acceptable. 2 Access to the structure on this lot will be excessive. This may be mitigated by the installation of a residential sprinkler system in compliance with the requirements of NFPA Standard (3D. A minimum 1-inch domestic water service meter is required. Plans for such a system shall be submitted to the Engineering&Public Services Department and the Fire Department for review and approval prior to commencement of construction. A final "in the bucket" and alarm bell test,witnessed by a fire inspector, will be performed prior to acceptance of the system. Call(425)257-8124 or(425)257-8120 for more information. Access to lot 8 requires "131)" sprinkler system due to long,narrow driveway, Note: Access to lot 9 is excessive. Highly recommend a fire alarm system at Rucker Mansion for early detection. Preliminary Approval Project No.S 18-001 /