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4.3 CONCLUSION The proposed project will not change the current use of the site. The clubhouse remodel will expand the building footprint and the parking lot reduction will decrease the number of vehicles parking at the clubhouse, but the function of the project area will not change. The clubhouse remodel and parking lot reduction are not expected to impact the shoreline environment. 5.0 BIOLOGICAL AND HABITAT ASSESSMENT When development or redevelopment is proposed within 200 feet of a Type F stream, the City of Everett requires a biological assessment for threatened species be prepared as part of the critical area reports package. Similarly, if there are potential impacts to regulated threatened or endangered species, a habitat assessment is required. Per EMC 19.37.073.D,the requirements for a biological assessment and habitat assessment are the same and described in EMC 19.37.073.E. Due to the proximity of the proposed remodel and parking lot reduction to Silver Lake and Silver Lake Creek, these assessments have been prepared. 5.1 VEGETATION AND HABITAT TYPES Three habitat types were observed on site. The area immediately north, west, and south of the clubhouse and pool is comprised of maintained lawn and ornamental shrubs. East of the clubhouse there is a linear unmaintained corridor of vegetation that contains Silver Creek. Silver Lake and an associated wetland complex were observed north and west of landscaped areas. 5.1.1 Maintained Vegetation A fl V^ i '•_>`: Figure 2 -Maintained vegetation near the existing clubhouse,parking lot, and pool. Charter Club Apartments 10 WRI#23061 Critical Area Report&Mitigation Plan November 6, 2023