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'Hayward September 08, 2021 <br /> Executive Summary <br /> This site has an address of 3618 Shore Ave Everett, Wa 98203 and has a parcel number of <br /> 00433600002700. The property is 0.4 Acres in size (17,424 sf) in the City of Everett, zoned; R- <br /> S. <br /> The existing condition of the site is developed with two houses and several outbuilding/garages <br /> and driveway areas.All existing impervious surface is proposed to be removed under this permit <br /> application. <br /> This project is part of a proposed 2 lot short plat. Proposed lot lines are shown on the civil plans. <br /> At this stage of the project the proposed development is limited to proposed lot 2. However, at <br /> the request of the city of Everett, the impervious calculations for both lots 1 and 2 are included <br /> in this report in order to demonstrate stormwater management feasibility for the whole site <br /> once the 2 lot short plat is approved. Even though lot 2 is not proposed to be developed at this <br /> time. The proposalis inclusive of a new single-family home with a rooftop area totaling 2,337 <br /> sf and a new 1,918sf access driveway for lot 1 which is to be constructed after this permit <br /> approval. The proposed development for future lot 2 is also inclusive of a single family home <br /> with a rooftop area of 2,734 sf and a 1,145 sf driveway but is NOT proposed to be built at this <br /> time. The total proposed impervious surface for both lots 1 and 2 is 8,134sf. Frontage <br /> improvements including paved driveway access to both lots 1 and 2 and widening of Shore <br /> Ave have a total offsite pollution generating impervious area of 768 sf. Flows from frontage <br /> improvements are expected to flow into a catch basin in Shore Ave and reach the stormdrain <br /> utility in Shore Ave. <br /> This application is under the jurisdiction of the City of Everett and the 2019 Department of <br /> Ecology Stormwater Management Manual for Western Washington. Per the DOE SWMMWW <br /> this project triggers the evaluation of Minimum Requirements#1-9. This project does not trigger <br /> Minimum Requirement#7 for Flow Control and therefor,this project has chosen LID bmps in <br /> the hierarchal order of List#3 for Flow Control Exempt Projects. <br /> Additionally, a Memorandum has been prepared by Nelson Geotechnical Associates. In said <br /> memorandum, it is stated that within 200 ft of the subject property lies a steep north-facing bluff <br /> slope. The subject property is located above said slope and thus, it is the professional opinion of <br /> the geotech engineer, " Infiltrated stormwater within the site has the potential to flow along <br /> relatively impermeable soil contacts that may underlies the site and ultimately daylight on the <br /> steep slope as groundwater seepage. This could result in increased shallow surficial sliding <br /> events along the face of the steep north-facing bluff slope."In order to avoid erosion and <br /> destabilizing of the downstream slope; infiltration is not feasible on site and will not be <br /> considered for stormwater management purposes. Downspout dispersion has been chosen as the <br /> only feasible bmp for stormwater management of all proposed surfaces on Lot 1. Said dispersed <br /> flows will be tightlined via a stormdrain pipe down to an existing stormdrain infrastructure in <br /> Shore Ave. For the purpose of full site drainage feasibility after the proposed 2-lot short plat is <br /> complete; it is demonstrated that downspout dispersion for the future proposed rooftop on lot 2 <br /> is feasible and will be tightlined to the existing storm infrasture in Shore Ave just like flows <br /> from lot 1. The future proposed driveway for lot 2 will utilize sheet flow dispersion where flows <br /> will reach a catch basin and be routed into the stormdrain in Shore Ave. <br /> The 13 Elements of Stormwater Pollution Prevention Plan(SWPPP) are addressed on the <br />
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