5830 EVERGREEN WAY 2016-01-01 MF Import

. �� a � r�Ec�tv� C �' , . ' DEC O Z � MITIGATED DETERMINATION OF NON-SIGNIFICANCE ��E�( � �Y SEPA �1�7495 Housing Hope Village DESCRIPTION OF PROPOSAL: The proposed action is the issuance of Public Worlcs and Building Permits for a m�xed-use project which incfudes both r�ew construdion and the rehabilitation of�n existing building on the site. This is a phased development project and Phase I will involve the rehabilitation of an existing house into program office space. Phase II will include the construction of thirteen (13) rental housing units, daycare cente�r, and offica. Phase III will include subdividing the R-2 portion of the site into three (3) lota in order to construcl three (3) duplexes. At the time that the short plat application ia submitted the �roject must camply with all subdivision codes and ordinances. The proposed pmject also includes the enhancement, mitigation, and protection of tha portion of F'igeon Creek and associated riparian buffer zone with regard to the Housing Hope �lillage Development. PROPONENT: Housing Hope P.O. Box 7823 EverettWA 98201 PROPO�IENTS REPRESENTATIVE: A�t Bontje P.O. Box 7823 Everett, WA 98201 LOCATION: 57a0 Evergreen Way ZONING: R-2, B-2 GENERAL FLAN: Mixed Use Commercial-Multiple Family: Single-Family-Detached Lead Agency: City of EvereB Planning Department Contact Person: Faheem Siddiq Phone: 259-8731 Mitiaation Measures: The environmental impacts of this proposal are documented in the Environmental Checklis2 and other information on file witt� th� Cih�. The listed requirements are placed in response to our review of this informatioii: AGENCIES WITH JURISDICTION 1. A Hydraulics Project Approval (HPA) from the State Department of Fisheries or Wildlife will probably be required for this project for in-stream work and possibly due to it's location within the Pigeon Creek Drainage Basin. {f an HPA is required, more sVingent detention and stormwater tre3tment requirements than the Ciry would impose may be placed on the project as a conditian of the HPA The Department of Fish and Wildlife should be contacted to determine whether or not an HPA is required for this site. A copy of the HPA or a letter from the Department of Fish and Wildlife stating that an HPA is not need�d should be included along with the plans for Public Works review.