400 RIVERSIDE RD SEPA 016 - 039 - RIVERSIDE BUSINESS PARK Land Use Decision Documents 2025-04-14

development, orin cases when an alternate orientation would have less adverse impact on the shoreline. Proposed building will be landward of the shoreline and parking stalls along the waterfront are for public. 5. Parking facilities for shoreline activities shall provide safe and convenient pedestrian circulation within the parking area and to the shorelines. ' The proposed parking will be adjacent to the public access pathway providing convenient access to the shoreline for the public. 6. Parking for the primary purpose ofallowing people to view the shoreline from their car(public view parking)map be permitted subject to the following conditions. a. Public view parking shall not interrupt restrict or diminish public access. Where possible,public access corridors, trails or other features shall occur waterward of the public view parking. Where possible,public view parking shall be separated from other public access features bp a low hedge or ' screen. Not applicable b. Public view parking should be associated with other permitted recreation,public or Port of 1 Everett related activity. Not applicable 5.1.3 Shoreline Restoration Element From Section 3.11 Shoreline Restoration Element Where nonwater-dependent/related commercial uses are proposed,restoration of the shoreline and public access are required(essentially as the water oriented component of the proposal). (SMP Regulation 2 on page 5-26, EMC 19.37). ' The proposed project is also being developed in concurrence with the buffer restoration and public access pathway. (City of Everett Shoreline Master Program, 2011) ' 5.2 Project Compliance Commercial Industrial Use Compliance The project has been designed in compliance with the City of Everett's Shoreline Management Program. The project is located upriver from the SR 529 bridge and will be used for non-water- !' dependent industrial and commercial use per EMC 19.33.D.140. Ecological Restoration and Public Access Compliance The proposed project will provide restoration of native plantings within the shoreline of the Snohomish River. This restoration will provide public access and improve stormwater infiltration beyond what currently exists at the subject property per the City of Everett's 2010 manual. The Port of Everett's plans to remove the bulkhead within the 50-foot set back from the shoreline and will provide plantings and restoration of the riparian area within the 50-foot setback, including allowing public access and a pathway. This project will be addressed by the Port of Everett. This 50- foot setback is the required right-of-way maintained by the Port that is required by the regulations of the Shoreline Management Act and EMC 19.33D.520 and 19.33D.580. Refer to Site Plan. I Soundview Consultants TIC December 8,2016 1413.0003 Riverside Business Park—FEMA ESA Habitat Assessment Report Page 15