1605 SE EVERETT MALL WAY 2018-01-01 MF Import

p • Phase I: Fuod Market (Haggan's) Haggan's shall conduct noise monitoritig after the food market is occupied and in noxmal operation and shall sabmit the noise monitoring reports to the City of Everett Planning Department. The noise monitoring reports shall be prepared by a certified noise consultant and shall become part of the environmental review record. At the r_onclusion of the monitoring period, (which shall be no longer than six months in duration, from the date of issuance of the occupancy permit), the noise report shall contain recommended mitigation meaeures which must be taken to insure that operation of the Haggan's Food Market is in compliance with City and State Noise Code requirements. Haggan's shall implement the noise mitigation measures contained in the report. Additionally, prior to the issuance uf an occupancy permit for the food market, Haggan's shall post a bond in an amount to be determined by the Public Works Department, which shall insure that mitigation of worst case noise impacts can be implemented. (These noise impacts and mitigation measurea are documented in the existing noise study submitted by Haggan's). Phase II: Home Center and Drug Store (Ernst and Pay 'n Save) The home center and drug store shall comply with the previously defined requirements of Item 13, Noise Mitigation, in the "Final Declaration of Non—Significance" issued on August 9, 1983; or alternatively shall conduct noise monitoring, implement mitigation measures based upon the monitoring reports (in compliance with procedures required above for the Phase I portion of the project), and post a bond based upon the costs of mitigating worst case noise impacts generated by the home center and drug store. The bond amount ahall be based upon the noise analysis submitted by Haggan's unless the home center and drug store sutmit a new noise study for that portion of the site within which their uses are located. Variance Procedure Additionally, for either Phase I or Phase II, a variance from City and State Noise Code requirements may be requested by the owners: the noise variance (if granted by the Nnise Code Ad�inistrator) would relieve the owners of implementing mitigation measures required to insure compliance with City and State Noise Code requirements prior co such time as development actually occurs on the vacant reaidentially zoned property to the north. At such time as the vacant property ttt the north of Che shopping center develops, the Phase I and Phase II owner would be required to implement mitigation measures to insure compliance with City and State Noise Code requiremen*.s.