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59. The proposed Binding Site Plan has been submitted and admitted as exhibit 6. <br />As depicted on the Binding Site Plan, the site has been designed to satisfy <br />requirements and standards of Environmentally Sensitive Area regulations as <br />defined in EMC, Title 20 and the State Environmental Policy Act and its <br />administrative procedures as set forth in Washington Administrative Code (WAC) <br />197.11. (exhibit 1, staff report, page 9; testimony of Mr. Jimerson) <br />60. As previously set forth in these findings, an Environmental Impact Statement and <br />a Biological Assessment have been prepared for this project and other projects in <br />connection with the development of this site. (exhibit 1, staff report, page 9; <br />exhibit 13, final EIS; exhibit 14, biological evaluation) <br />61. Public services are available to the site. There is adequate water supply to the <br />site, and connections to the water mains are subject to the City of Everett Public <br />Works standards. City staff has reviewed the project and determined that <br />adequate sewer conveyance and treatment capacity is available to serve the site. <br />Connections to the sewer main must be consistent with City Public Works <br />standards. (exhibit 1, staff report, page 10; exhibit 4, plan set, sheets P5.02 and <br />P5.03) <br />62. Stormwater management is subject to City standards and the regulations of the <br />Department of Ecology best available management practices. (exhibit 1, staff <br />report, page 10; exhibit 4, plan set, sheets P5.01(a)) <br />63. The Fire Department identified applicable fire code standards. Compliance with <br />these standards is required through review of construction plans. Compliance <br />with these standards is to occur during construction and be approved by the Fire <br />Department. Adequate fire protection and hydrants can be provided to meet City <br />standards. (exhibit 1, staff report, page 10, exhibit 15b, fire department <br />comments) <br />64. Site access onto West Marine View Drive requires consolidation. West Marine <br />View Drive is a managed access State Highway at this location and must comply <br />with Washington State Department of Transportation (WSDOT) Managed Access <br />Requirements. Driveways directly to proposed Lots D4, A5 and A13 are not <br />acceptable and must be consolidated with other access points. <br />The Binding Site Plan drawings shall be revised to include approaches in the <br />West Marine View Drive right-of-way which connect to the interior roads. The <br />Applicant shall work with the Public Works Department to determine the <br />appropriate configuration and size of the approaches. The Applicant shall apply <br />for vacation of right-of-way areas previously dedicated for approach purposes <br />and that are rendered unneeded by this Binding Site Plan. Application for <br />vacation does not have to be completed prior to recordation of the Binding Site <br />Plan. (exhibit 1, staff report, page 14, condition #13; testimony of Mr. Whitaker) <br />14 <br />
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