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by the applicant at the north and south ends of the path indicating these facilities may be used by the general public. 31 When submitting for building permit approval, the plan set shall include a detailed landscaping plan which meets landscaping requirements of the zoning code — Landscape Category A. The plan shall be at an appropriate scale and identify species, size, quantity, location and planting details. The landscaping must be complete prior to issuance of a certificate of occupancy. A two year maintenance security will be required for site landscaping. All landscaping shall be maintained by the condominium association whether the landscaping is located on common parcels or individual lots. The binding site plan lot configuration may be modified if the applicant chooses to have all landscaped areas within common ownership. 32. The wetland/stream buffer restoration shall be provided with plans submitted for building permit issuance. The restoration plan shall be in accordance with Critical Areas Study and Stream Buffer Enhancement Plan prepared by Altmann Oliver Associates LLC (August 23, 2013). 33. Prior to issuance of permits and disturbance of wetland and buffer areas, the applicant shall provide to the city a financial assurance device to guarantee that all restoration work will be completed in accordance with the approved wetland/buffer mitigation plan. The amount of the assurance shall be 300% the estimated cost of completing the work. The applicant shall submit for review and acceptance a detailed estimate of such costs, including costs of installation, maintenance and monitoring. Upon successful completion of the restoration, the assurance device may be modified or otherwise replaced to provide for the 5 year monitoring and maintenance requirement. 34. The mitigation plan shall be fully implemented within twelve months of the date of issuance of building and or public works construction permits, or prior to issuance of a certificate of occupancy, whichever comes first. Deferral beyond that date of some planting may be approved by the Planning Department if necessary to wait to avoid unfavorable climate conditions for establishing new plantings. 35. If anything of possible archaeological interest is uncovered during excavations or development, the applicant must immediately stop work and notify the city and the Tulalip Tribes, and consult with a professional archaeologist who must inspect and evaluate the site. In the event that ground disturbing or other constructing activities result in the inadvertent discovery of the archaeological resources, work shall be halted in the immediate area, and contact made with the City of Everett, the office of the State Archaeologist (OAHP), and cultural resources office of the affected Tribes. Work must be halted until such time as further investigation and appropriate consultation is concluded. In the unlikely event of the inadvertent discovery of human remains, work shall be immediately halted in the discovery area, the remains covered and secured against further disturbance, and communication established with project administrative personnel, local law enforcement, OAHP, and authorized Tribal representatives. 36. Staging of construction equipment and materials shall stay out of the buffer area. Activities within the buffer shall be limited those necessary to implement the enhancement plan. 14