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Description of Date(s):8/22/2024, <br /> Violation and codes The unpermitted grading and clearing activities, including application <br /> violated: (Notice(s) of gravel to create new parking areas, on the property and right-of-way <br /> of Violation and/or easement are violations of the following Everett Municipal Codes <br /> other enforcement (EMC): <br /> document(s) issued <br /> are attached to this EMC Provision(s)Violated: <br /> Agreement) (EMC) 13.16.020 A&B, and EMC 19.26.080: <br /> EMC 13.16.020 improvement permit required. <br /> A. No person,firm or corporation shall remove, alter or construct any <br /> curb,sidewalk, driveway approach, gutter, pavement or other <br /> improvement in any public street, alley or other property owned by or <br /> dedicated to or used by the city and over which it has jurisdiction to <br /> regulate the matters covered hereby, without first obtaining a permit <br /> from the city engineer, and no permit shall be granted until the <br /> applicant shall file with the city engineer for his approval a copy of a <br /> drawing showing the location and size of all such proposed <br /> improvements to serve the property affected. <br /> B. it shall be a violation of this title to drive over an improvement <br /> located within the public right-of-way, such as a curb,sidewalk or <br /> landscape area, without first obtaining a permit for a driveway <br /> approach from the city engineer and constructing the improvement(s) <br /> authorized by the permit. <br /> EMC 19.26.080 Clearing and grading. <br /> A. Before any site modification where existing natural features would <br /> be disturbed or removed, a grading plan meeting city standards and the <br /> provisions of Chapters 19.24 through 19.27 EMC and this title must be <br /> submitted and approved by the city engineer showing the extent of the <br /> proposed modification. <br /> B. Debris and waste materials of any kind shall not be buried in any <br /> land or deposited in any critical area. <br /> C. All erosion control plans must be in compliance with city standards <br /> and the city's drainage ordinance. <br /> D. In critical drainage areas or on sites that are classified as critical <br /> areas, the city may prohibit clearing of lots until building permits have <br /> been issued. <br /> E. All clearing and grading shall be based on sound engineering <br /> techniques and meet the following minimum standards: <br /> 1. The project design and grading shall follow good engineering <br /> practices. Consideration shall be given to protection of slope stability, <br /> Page 3 of 8 <br />