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3. Residential development should be designed to preserve and enhance existing shoreline vegetation, control erosion <br /> and protect water quality during and after construction. <br /> Mitigation for impacts to wetland and stream buffer areas will include enhancing vegetation within <br /> shoreline jurisdiction. Vegetation enhancement will improve erosion control and water quality <br /> functions provided by buffer areas. <br /> 4. Residential development should be designed to preserve views and normal public use of the shoreline. <br /> The remodel will not adversely impact public use or views of the shoreline. <br /> Regulations <br /> 1. Residential and accessory structure development overwater, includingfloating homes, shall be prohibited. <br /> No in- or over-water work is proposed. <br /> 2. Shoreline stabilization for new residential structures is prohibited The subdivision of properties into parcels that <br /> will require shoreline stabilization for development to occur shall be prohibited <br /> Not applicable. No subdivision, new residential structures, or shoreline stabilization structures are <br /> proposed. <br /> 3. Where development activities will result in disruption of vegetation with a potential for increased run-off and <br /> erosion, development plans shall include provisions for temporary soil stabilization during development and for <br /> permanent stabilization upon completion of development Buffers shall be provided as required by the SMP. <br /> Minor disruption to maintained onamental vegetation will occur as part of this project.The impact <br /> area is located between the existing clubhouse and 121st Street SE and does not directly abut typed <br /> waters. The applicant will mitigate for the proposed impact by providing buffer enhancement at a <br /> ratio of 1:1_Buffer enhancement will provide longterm slope stabilizaiton along Silver Creek within <br /> the shorelands adjacent to Silver Lake. Additionally, temporary fencing will be installed during <br /> development to prevent eroision and provide soil stabilization. <br /> 4.Multiple family developments shall orient buildings to views of the shoreline, when feasible, while protecting views <br /> of shorelines from other properties. <br /> The remodeled clubhouse makes use of the existing structure. Minor expansions in the northwest <br /> and southeast maintain existing view corridors while providing lake-views to residents and staff <br /> using the clubhouse. <br /> 5. Residential development in the rural flood fringe district along Larimer Road is only permitted when consistent <br /> with all City codes and regulations, and with the requirements of the Snohomish Health District when septic systems <br /> are required <br /> Not applicable. <br /> Charter Club Apartments 9 WRI#23061 <br /> Critical Area Report&Mitigation Plan November 6, 2023 <br />