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BACKGROUND <br />This project involves the movement of approximately 75, 000 cubic yards of <br />onsite materiai to "level off" a 26± acre parcel of land being developed as <br />a small shopping plaza. No offsite material is anticipated to be required. <br />The extremes ar•e a 10'± cut near the northeast corner of the property <br />and a 72'+ fill near the center of the western property line. Rough sub- <br />grade elevations and the earth quantities were provided by James Bakke, <br />Construction Consultant to the property owners, Harmon E Associates of <br />Seattle. <br />A construction sequence is listed on sheet 3 of the Plans. This sequence <br />of events is I��tended to provide a sedimentation pond approximately 3' <br />deep (maximum) at the southwest co"rner of the site. At the outset of <br />construction this pond is formed by a small perimeter dike which is con- <br />structed along the western property line, collecting surface runoff to <br />a maximum elevation of 502.00 as set by the control structure overflow. <br />The southern barrier of this pond is the natural slope from the property <br />up to Everett Mall Waj� (approximately 10 vertical feet). As filling <br />operations proceed the northern and eastern slopes of the pond will be <br />fomed as each lift is added (see sections A-A and 3-B on sheet three of <br />the plans) . Once the site has been graded to the elevations shown on <br />sheets one and two of the plans the pond will be filled and compacted <br />in lifts and a berm will be constructed atop the pad along a portion of <br />the western and southern edges (see detail 'A' on sheet three of the <br />plans) . <br />Other erosion control and conveyance measures are utilized in the overall <br />scope of the project - ditches, straw bales, rock 'check dams, etc. It will <br />also be the responsibility of the contractor to implement any additional � <br />measures necessary for erosion and sedimentation control. Weather conditions <br />during the construction �hase of the project will generally dictate to what <br />extreme these control measures will be required. <br />1 <br />