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sewer system located approximately 1500 feet north of the site, or provide a separate outfall to the <br />Snohomish River. <br />37. Extend the storm drain from Railway Ave north and follow the east property line the entire length of <br />the property. The storm drain shall flow north and cross the City property from the north east corner <br />of the project site and connect to the existing 30" outfall. Direct site drainage to this storm drain at <br />the northeast corner of the project site. <br />38. The Preliminary Geotechnical Study prepared for the City of Everett in 2009 by Aspect Consulting <br />indicated the presence of shallow soils containing debris, organics, wood waste and sawdust at <br />various locations on the Riverpoint site — which would not provide suitable support for the 54" <br />stormwater pipe. Per the report's recommendations, the proposed location for the stormwater pipe <br />shall be potholed at frequent Intervals prior to Installation in order to better classify subsurface <br />conditions along the route of this pipe. If undesirable fill conditions are encountered that are <br />Infeasible to avoid, over -excavation and/or subgrade reinforcement — or equivalent measures — will <br />likely be required to prevent undesirable future sags in this pipeline. <br />39. The Snohomish River is listed in the SWMM as both a Flow Control Exempt and a Basic Treatment <br />Receiving Water. Flow Control (detention) will not be required except as needed to ensure adequate <br />capacity in the downstream conveyance system. Runoff Treatment BMPs approved for basic <br />treatment in the City of Everett SWMM will be required. <br />40. Because this project will discharge to a flow control exempt water body, the standard requirements <br />for on -site stormwater management are not applicable and the applicant does not have to consider <br />the use of bioretention, raingardens, permeable pavement, or full dispersion in demonstrating <br />compliance with Minimum Requirement #5 for On -site Stormwater Management. However, in <br />accordance with the 2014 SWMMWW, this project must implement BMP T5.13; BMPs T5.10 A, B, or <br />C; and BMP T5.11 or T5.12, if feasible. <br />41. This project is subject to Transportation Mitigation in accordance with Ordinance 3389-14 (codified <br />as EMC 18.40) and subsequent revision. Applicant is encouraged to obtain a copy of the Ordinance <br />and determine applicable mitigation fees and/or other requirements prior to building permit <br />application. The actual charges and requirements shall be as per the information on the approved <br />plans at the time of building permit issuance and the ordinance in effect at that time. The final traffic <br />mitigation fee due for this project will be based on an approved Traffic Impact Analysis to be supplied <br />prior to building permit issuance. <br />42. The traffic impact analysis is acceptable as submitted. The study indicates that the project will be <br />completed in 2 phases but does not break down traffic growth by phase. As such, all traffic <br />mitigation fees due for the entire completed project (33 PM Peak Hour trips, or $79,200 at today's <br />rate) will be due with the phase 1 building permits and no traffic mitigation fees will be due for the <br />2nd phase. <br />43. If vehicle maintenance and/or vehicle fueling on -site is expanded to vehicles not associated with the <br />fleet on -site, additional traffic mitigation may be due. <br />44. Right -of -Way dedication and frontage improvements are required along the east property line of the <br />subject site. <br />45. Full standard half street improvements are required along the entire project frontage, including but <br />not limited to curb, gutter, sidewalks, street widening and drainage control per City Design <br />Standards. Transitional off -site improvements shall be constructed to connect the end of the existing <br />paved road south of the property to the proposed interim conditions for Railway Ave directly fronting <br />the property. <br />46. All improvements directly fronting the property shall be constructed at a minimum of 1ft above the <br />flood plain. Transitional improvements south of the property shall provide a continuous grade <br />transition between the existing road grade to the south and the proposed road grade fronting the <br />property. <br />4L Page 6 of 11 <br />SEPA18-004 <br />
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