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6. SEWIP Restoration Plan is a Guide for Objectives and Goals. The SEWIP restoration plan for an individual site must be used as the basis for setting the goals and objectives of any compensation proposed. 7. Guidelines for Developing Compensatory Mitigation Plans. Compensatory mitigation plans with applicable performance standards submitted under the SEWIP plan should follow the interagency"Guidelines for Developing Freshwater Wetlands Mitigation Plans and Proposals" (Department of Ecology Publication#94-29, 40 pp). 7a. Threatened, Endangered or Commercially Important Species. If areas in the development footprint have SEWIP-mapped "threatened, endangered or commercially important species,"then the compensation plan shall incorporate design measures to mitigate any impacts to these species. (See 1997 SEWIP Figures 2.5 and 2.6.) SETOC will amend the Plan to incorporate any new mapped areas of threatened, endangered or commercially important species. If a COE regional permit is adopted, then the amendment process must meet the requirements of that permit4. 8. Monitoring Requirements. Each compensation site shall be monitored over a period of 10 years. The wetland compensation plan shall establish a set of applicable performance standards. Additionally, the compensation plan shall include post-project assessment of the site using the IVA model to determine if the projected increase in the IVA scores (restoration potential) for the compensation site has been achieved. When the performance standards established for year 5 are met (which may occur during any year of the monitoring period) and the increase in IVA points projected far the compensation site has occurred, then regulation 35.B. 3.b may be applied. 9. Projects With Impacts Outside of the Estuary Study Area. Projects with impacts outside of the SEWIP study area may be compensated for within the SEWIP study area, consistent with the SEWIP restoration and/or enhancement goals and objectives. SECTION 15: Protective Covenants A new regulation is added to Section 3.9 of the Shoreline Master Program, Exhibit A to Ordinance No. 2600-02, as amended, and codified in EMC 19.33D.090A, as follows: In implementing EMC 19.37.150E and 110 E, the City will require protective covenants for all development proposals on properties that contain environmentally sensitive areas, except where an easement is obtained for infrastructure projects and the easement does not contain required mitigation. SECTION 16: Amendment to Comprehensive Plan Table The Table in the Land Use Element of the Comprehensive Plan, Exhibit A to Ordinance No. 2600-02, as amended, which currently reads: 41