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16. Temporary erosion control measures for construction activity must be operational prior to commencement of any clearing or earthwork. 17. A public water main system must be looped through the project per City Design standards. 18. The street, drainage and sewer system must be privately owned and maintained by the condominium. 19. Each lot must be surveyed and staked prior to construction activities. 20. A Traffic Mitigation Fee of$54,000 is due for this project at the time of building permit issuance. This Traffic Mitigation Fee is based on an approved Traffic Impact Analysis by Transportation Engineers Northwest (TENW) which demonstrates that the project will generate 60 new PM Peak Hour vehicle trips and recommends mitigation for these new trips at $900 per PM Peak Hour trip, consistent with the City of Everett's Traffic Mitigation Ordinance. 21. Site access onto 19th Ave SE shall be right in/right out only with physical barrier (existing conditions acceptable). 22. All parking on-site shall comply with City of Everett standards. All driveways shall be a minimum of 18.5 feet long to meet parking requirement. 23. Provide ADA-compliant wheel chair ramps at all intersections and crosswalks on project frontage. 24. Provide and get approval for traffic control plan prior to any interruptions to the local street network. The City of Everett is review agency for temporary traffic control permitting along 19th Ave SE (SR 527) 25.All traffic control devices and markings along driveways within 50 feet of public ROW shall be MUTCD-compliant. 26. The minimum throat depth is 50 ft on 19th Ave SE and 25 feet on 110th St SE (acceptable as shown). 27. All homes and parking areas shall have continuous sidewalk connection to public ROW. Sidewalk may be located along one side of roadway only. 28. A fencing plan shall be submitted with the building permit application. Fences between the 19th Ave SE r-o-w and the townhome buildings shall not exceed a height of 42 inches and should have an open framework. 29. Development plans and construction activity shall take care to meet the SMP nuisance regulations 1-4 listed in Section 3 of the SMP. 30. The $69,000 contribution toward shoreline public access shall be paid at the time of building permit issuance. The public access path through the site shall be installed prior to issuance of a certificate of occupancy, and maintained by the homeowners association. An easement shall be recorded granting the general public the right to use the path and gathering spot at the southeast corner of the site, with signs to be placed 13