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"liPP <br /> LAND TECHNOLOGIES INC. milin TiBOOS <br /> PLANNING • PERMITTING • ENGINEERING <br /> A <br /> MAKING A OUT Of 140 WAY' <br /> Date: 11 November 2015 <br /> To: City of Everett <br /> Public Works bo15D <br /> 3200 Cedar St Let <br /> Everett, WA 98201 <br /> Project Number: 12-005 <br /> Project Name: 115 Meridian Jacobsen Short Plat <br /> Project Site Address: 17 115th St SE, Everett, WA 98208 <br /> Regarding: Bio-cell Status and Compliance Report for Lot-5 <br /> Purpose <br /> This letter report is to provide engineering certification that the as-built stormwater management <br /> bio-cell (rain garden) as installed for Lot-5 (parcel ID 00573600002505) of the short plat <br /> provisionally complies with the design specifications per the project's construction plans and the <br /> stormwater management plan. <br /> As-built Assessment <br /> Merle Ash of Land Technologies visited the site on multiple occasions for monitoring, <br /> documenting, and consultation with contractor for installation of the bio-cells. The documentation <br /> consisted of a photographic record of the construction, including excavation, installation of the <br /> flow control piping, rock-bed, amended soils, and pond formation. The contractor also measured <br /> the bottom areas for Mr.Ash, noting that the average floor area for all cells is likely to exceed 400 <br /> square feet minimum bottom area for rock the beds. <br /> The amended soil blend was the Ferti-mulch product prepared by the Thomas Family Farm, <br /> (Topsoil's Northwest Inc.) on Marsh Rd in Snohomish, Washington, which is made of a high <br /> quality compost produced from manures and bedding materials and is cured for at least one year. <br /> Land Technologies has experience with this product and facility and consider it one of the better <br /> products for use in bio-cell construction. It is a consistent product the meets the DOE permeability <br /> and organic content requirements. <br /> A photo of the completed cell with landscaping and hydro-seed is provided for the record. <br /> Although the photo is of poor quality, it appears to show the correct formation and level bottom <br /> area along with perimeter landscaping and hydro-seed. <br /> 18820 3rd Ave NE - Arlington. WA. 98223 (360) 652-9727 Fax (360) 652-5374 <br />
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