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1 1 1 1 1 1 �1 Consent Decree Exhibit C purpose of evaluating compliance with the Cleanup Action Plan and to inspect records that are related to the Cleanup Action. 6.3.1 Development Management and Approvals Both as the Site owner and as the local development approval authority, the City of Everett is responsible to ensure development is consistent with the requirements of this CAP. 6.3.1.1 City Responsibilities for Development Management and Approval The City will perform the following roles and responsibilities in managing potential future development processes: Property Sale or Lease. If the City enters into a purchase and sale or lease agreement with any parties for the Site, the agreements will include requirements for implementation of all CD and CAP requirements. Property agreements will clearly define permitted use(s), and the split of responsibilities for implementation of environmental requirements between the City and developers. The City will maintain responsibility for all CAP and CD requirements unless the Purchaser or Lessee specifically agrees to assure certain responsibilities, becomes a signatory to the CD, and Ecology approves the changes. City Site Manager. One point of contact will be defined within the City to track and coordinate environmental compliance, permitting, development, construction, and property management activities on the Site. This City Site Manager will ensure compliance with environmental requirements, and will coordinate communications with Ecology relative to Site status and activities. Development Management and Oversight. The City will review and approve all development activities proposed and conducted at the Site, to ensure compliance with CAP requirements. Opportunities for Ecology review and comment will be provided at key milestones in the review and approval process. Compliance Monitoring Reporting. City will provide, and/or or ensure the owner/developer provides timely, periodic reporting of results to Ecology for compliance monitoring conducted in accordance with the CMCP. Development Status and Inspection Reports. City will provide timely, periodic reporting to Ecology detailing development activities, development status, permitting status and development inspections. Reporting will accompany compliance monitoring reports to Ecology. 6.3.1.2 City and Ecology Responsibilities in Development Approvals City and Ecology responsibilities in the development review and approval process are defined in Table 6-2. Ecology and the City have defined the MTCA requirements that must be met by potential future development on the Site. However, any potential development action proposed for the Site must go through a standard review, approval and permitting process which involves many other Agencies and regulatory requirements. Figure 6-3 depicts the relationship between the MTCA FINAL - March 2001 6-7 Everett Landfill Tire Fire Site Cleanup Action Plan 1