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Stormwater Pollution Prevention Plan <br /> 2.0 Site Description <br /> 2.1 Existing Conditions <br /> The majority of the site is open grassed areas with scattered shrubs and small trees. A private <br /> drive (36th PINE) bisects the site to provide access to Cedar Grove Composting. An existing <br /> Iconcrete batch plant operated by Concrete Norhwest is located on parcel number <br /> 29050500400200. Union Slough is located along the northern edge of the property. An existing <br /> drainage ditch along the south property line drains west and discharges into Steamboat Slough. <br /> The site is relatively flat with the majority of stormwater infiltrating into the soil. Excess runoff <br /> north of 36th PI NE drains north through a drainage swale into Union Slough. Runoff from the <br /> south portion of the site enters the existing drainage ditch and flow west to Steamboat Slough. <br /> Runoff from the site ultimately discharges into the Possession Sound via the Steamboat and <br /> Union Sloughs. <br /> 2.2 Proposed Construction Activities <br /> The proposed project involves the grading and filling of the parcels for future development. The <br /> proposed construction will occur in phases to accommodate operation of the existing facilities <br /> and to minimize the potential for water quality impacts. <br /> Phase 1 will place fill along the north property line and extending south along the west side of <br /> the BNSF ROW to 36th P1 NE. Fill will also be placed along the southern edge of the property. <br /> Fill placed at these locations will create berms that will enable the construction of the Mitigation <br /> areas. It will also create a contained work area inside of the berms that will minimize potential <br /> for erosion. A culvert will be extended from the existing 24-inch culvert with tide gate and will <br /> provide drainage from inside the facility through the berm to the existing discharge location into <br /> Union Slough. Material from an existing stockpile in the southeast corner of the site shall be <br /> used for fill during Phase 1. Compost/mulch (BMP C 121) and seeded mixes (BMP C 120) will <br /> be placed on all outer slopes. Upon establishment of vegetation, the wetland mitigation plan shall <br /> be implemented. <br /> Phase 2 will place fill within the interior of the site both north and south of 36th PINE. A type II <br /> catch basin will be installed at the end of the culvert to be installed in phase 1. A temporary <br /> culvert extendingfrom thetype II catch basin to the Concrete Northwest plant shall be installed <br /> to allow storm drainage to flow from the existing concrete plant. A temporary access road will be <br /> constructed north of the existing drive in preparation for Phase 3. <br /> Phase 3 will remove the existing drive and place fill to the finished grade elevation. Watermain <br /> casings under the future tracks and extensions of the watermain valves and hydrants will occur at <br /> this time. <br /> SWPPP Page 3 <br /> Smith Island Terminal—Site Grading March 2017 <br />
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