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• • Allan Giffen COMMUNITY ® MEN ' Director July 11, 2014 Bob Fadden Lance Mueller&Associates 130 Lakeshore,Suite 250 Seattle,WA 98122 RE. Building Permit Application for Buildings A and B, 6301 36th Ave. W File:B1406-37, 81406-38 Dear Mr. Fadden, The Planning Department reviewed the plans submitted for construction permits for the two proposed industrial buildings on 36th Ave W. Prior to approval of the plans, please provide the following revisions/additional information: 1. Revised Landscape Plan (3 copies)—The rezone contract for this site (Ord. No. 1436-88) required a total of 35 feet of landscaping from the curbline on Seaway Avenue. The plans provided show approximately 18 feet from the curbline. The slope area to between the sidewalk and building pad is proposed to be planted with an erosion control/hydroseed mix and does not include any trees or shrubs. Per our conversation earlier this week, the Planning Department is requesting additional tree and shrub plantings within this area. Plantings should be clustered on the slope and spaced at random intervals. Native plantings must be used within this area. Landscaping Between Parking Rows (Building B, Sheet L-20)—Section 4.g, page 11 of the rezone contract requires a minimum of 10 feet of natural vegetation between rows of parking. The proposed landscaping at the north end of the building measures at only 5-6' and will need to be expanded to 10 feet. 2. Performance Bond for Wetland Buffer Mitigation Work—A performance bond is required to cover the cost all work identified in the approved Critical Area Study and Buffer Mitigation Plan (Wetland Resources, 3/22/2010). The amount of the performance bond must be 300%of the cost of materials and labor(300%x$3,242.50=$9,727.50). The City has standard forms for either a bond or cash set-aside which should be used. 3. Critical Area Fencing and Signs—Please provide details on the landscape plan or site plan showing location and design of critical area fencing, per the approved Buffer Mitigation Plan. 4. Parking—The proposed parking stall count results in approximately one stall per each 800 square feet of building area. This is below the standard for both manufacturing (1:600) and office uses(1:400). Since the final users and floor layouts are unknown at this time, it is not CITY OF F_VFRETT© ?930 Wetmore Avenue_ Suite A-A o Fverett INA 98901 o (49.r,1 9.r,7-R7�1 ® Fax (d9F,) 9F,7-R7d9