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Kirk Brooks <br />From: Dave Tyler <br />Se�t: Wednesday, December 15, 2010 3 45 PM <br />Ta: jeffbumett@aol com' <br />Cc: Kirk Bror,ks: Gerry Ervine <br />Subject: 7ree Removal at 7628 Broadway, Everett <br />Jeff, <br />7hanks for meeting with us in the field this morning. As mentioned previously, the proposal to selectively log the site <br />will require a SEPA environmental review. We understand you already have the application form. The app'ication fee <br />will be $350. We would attempt to complete the application review as quickly as possible. <br />We also discussed the intermittent stream that runs through the site. The stream is a regulated critical area and is <br />classified as a Type Ns stream, which requires a 50-foot buffer of native vegetation under Subsection 37.170 of the <br />Zoning Code. Please note that when there are steep slopes in excess of 25%, the stream buffer is increased to 25 feet <br />from the top-o(-bank of the 25% slope. Based on field observations this morning, it appears the 50-foot buffer will apply <br />and that no cutting wfll be allowed within the buffer, with the possible exception of hazard trees. <br />Removal of potentia�ly hazardous trees that are within the stream buffer will be considered on an individual basis. <br />These trees will need to be itemized in the appiication. "Hazard trees" are defined in the zoning code as follows: <br />Hazard tree means any tree that poses a threat to public saJety, orposes an <br />imminent risk oJdamoge to privote property. Hazord tree indudes any tree <br />that, undernormal environmental conditions orin windsterms common to <br />the PaciJic Northwest, is likely to cause damage to a structure with frequent <br />human use, induding residential strudures, a place of public assem6ly, and <br />other similar places.... <br />Please do not hesitate to contac: me by phone or email with any questions. <br />Sincerely, <br />Dave Tyler <br />��i,,n:��.,. <br />�'ity ot �v�:r,�it Ylar.ninq/Ce:u;iunity Devclopment Ocpaitmcnt <br />.�'"0 Wetmorc Av.�� 3uite 6-A <br />-�:��rett, WR 99J01 <br />�1J'�-:'L�7-17`�`i <br />
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