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redlines have been adequately addressed by providing checkmarks or notes next to the City's redlines to <br /> indicate that it has been picked up or to answer a reviewer's question. A comment response letter can <br /> also be included with your resubmittal to address the comments below(handwritten remarks under each <br /> comment on this letter are perfectly acceptable).The below listed sheets have redlines. <br /> i. Sheet 5 <br /> ii. Sheet 6 <br /> iii. Sheet 7 <br /> iv. Sheet 8 <br /> 3. The comments below were generated from this project's Stormwater Reviewer. If you have any questions <br /> regarding these comments, please contact Erik Emerson with the City of Everett Surface Water <br /> Department (425-257-8995 or eemerson@everettwa.gov). <br /> a. Report Section 7,4th paragraph states that since only the frontage improvements are effective <br /> impervious area and are less than 5,000 sf,then only MR 1-5 apply.This is not technically <br /> correct. Please revise this paragraph to state that MR 1-9 apply to the project, but due to the LID <br /> measures proposed the effective impervious area falls below the thresholds for MR 6 and MR7. <br /> b. Report Section 9, please provide an analysis addressing the third criteria for determining if flow <br /> control is required.The project must not increase 100 year flows by more than 0.15 cfs vs <br /> existing conditions(DCSS Section 4-4.4 and SWMM MR 7 section.)The analysis should include all <br /> areas within the project.The proposed lid facilities may be included as facilities or modeled in <br /> accordance with the modeling recommendations in the SWMM.The analysis should be <br /> performed for each TDA.Alternately, state that MR 7 is applicable and demonstrate that the <br /> performance standard is being met within a given TDA. <br /> c. Please provide a figure documenting the area swap described in Section 9 showing the <br /> impervious areas accounted for. Note that the swapped areas must be within the same TDA. <br /> d. The proposed landscaping infiltration trenches qualify as infiltration facilities.As such they must <br /> meet the requirements for infiltration trenches as defined in the SWMM.These requirements <br /> include compliance with the Site Suitability Criteria (SSC) in Vol III,Section 3.3.7 and the design <br /> criteria in Vol III, Section 3.3.11.As shown in the submittal the following do not appear to have <br /> been addressed: <br /> i. SSC 5 must be addressed.The minimum separation from ground water or an <br /> impermeable layer is 5 feet, or 3 feet with a mounding analysis.Also,the detail on <br /> Drawing No. 4 should be changed to reflect this requirement. <br /> ii. SSC-7 must be addressed by a licensed geotechnical engineer.Specifically of concern is <br /> the potential for groundwater from the infiltration trenches to impact the foundations <br /> of the proposed homes down-gradient. <br /> iii. As shown in Figure 3.3.4 a protective layer of filter fabric should be included with a <br /> sacrificial layer of rock above it. <br /> iv. A monitoring well must be provided <br /> v. An overflow route must be defined.This can be piped or a surface route, but must be <br /> capable of conveying the unmitigated 100 year flow without erosion or impacts to <br /> private property or public infrastructure. Consider adding overflow structure and piping <br /> to additional CB's in 52nd St SW. If overflow routes cross parcels other than those on <br /> which they are located an easement complying with DCSS section 4-2.2(2) must be <br /> provided. <br /> e. Since the proposed infiltration facility on Lot 6 will be mitigating water from other areas an <br /> easement is required.Technically the facility should probably be in a separate tract, but an <br /> O3200 Cedar Street © 425.257.8810 O everetteps@everettwa.gov <br /> Everett, WA 98201 425.257.8857 fax everettwa.gov/permits <br /> Page 2 of 4 <br />
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