6611 ASSOCIATED BLVD BASE FILE 2016-01-01 MF Import

• 1 • substatiou�nJ feeders), und/or the reinforcemenl or expansion of existing fncilities. 'I'he develope� must conluct the Distrir,t prior lo design vf lhe proposed p�oject. Prior to the consiruclion of any huildings, slructures,detcntion punds ar other improvemen�s ncnr thc PUD's electrical facilities, the owner/de��cloper sliall provide the District copics of the engir.eered plans of such improvements for rcvicw and caiformity. Any impnct to the elecirical facilities becuuse of such improvements shall be mitigated ut the expense of the owneddeveloper. Any landscaping proposed near electrical facilitic, shall be planl:d in accordance with the standards set fortL in the District guide book tilled, '7'ree Aouk'. A copy of this guidc rnn ue furnisl�cd at any District olTica Questions concerning these standnrds can be answereJ by the District's Vegetation Depadment by cnlling(425) 783-5579. Section 4, l..inc d of lhc Environmental Checklist states thet nll vegetation to be planted in the Dislrict's 25-foot easement area must be compatible wilh high voltagc distribution systems. Any cquipmenl lucated or operated undcr the 1 I SkV transmission line must mcel the minimum clearing of 15 feet from conductois unless othenvise specificd by the Nationtil Electric Snfety Code. l hc developer/customer will aiso be reyuired to p�ovide suitablc sites and enscmcnts for any electric fncililies that may he required for clectric servicc within the proposed project. I�or information about specilic electricnl scrvice requircmcnts, or any other queslions peitaining to thcsc commcnts, plensc contacl Dcan Saksena, Scnior Managcr, at 425-7R3-4396. I' \� ,v