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' � � <br /> 13. All exposed ground must be reseeded within 30 days of the completion of constniction. If reseeding is not <br /> practical due to weather or seasonal problems,the ground must be covered with mulch as directed by the <br /> City Engineer. <br /> l4. Temporary erosion control measures for constcuction activity must be operetional prior to commencement <br /> of any clearing or earthwork. <br /> ]5, City GIS data shows a stormwater pipe crossing the northeastem paRion of the site and discharging to the <br /> "unnamed aeep/tributar�'.It appears that this pipe represents a prcvious tightlining of a drainage way <br /> across the site. In order for the site to be developed as proposed,relocation of the pipe or modification of <br /> the existing pipe(in accordance with City building standards)will be required. Any relocation or <br /> modification of the pipe shall be performed by the applicenYs representative, at the epplicant's expense. <br /> 16. Ciry stnndards require treatment of storm water runoff&om hydraulically-connected pavement priot to <br /> discherge of the storm water&om the site. <br /> 17. Storm water treatment is required when 5,000 square feet or more of hydrau::cally-connected pevement is <br /> created and/or redeveloped by a project.Treatment of storm water runoff&om hydraulically-connected <br /> pavement must occw,per City standerds,prior to discharge of the storm water from the site, or to a <br /> stream,wedand,or underground infiltration system. <br /> • If suituble soils exist on thc site,Low Impuct Development techniques(e.g.,permeable pavement, <br /> bioretention areas,and dispersion through stream/wetland buffers) may be used to avoid creatin� <br /> hydraulically-connected pavement from a stormwater treatment standnrd. <br /> • From a stormwater treah.ient standpoint, for a paved area to be considered hydraulically-disconnected, <br /> srormwater runofF from at least the 6-month,24-how storm must be fully retnined and/or infiltreted. <br /> l8. The options for treatment of ru�off&om hydraulicnlly-connected pavement are: <br /> a) an infiltration bnsin with pretreatment*,if suilable soils exist on the>itc <br /> b) a wetpond <br /> c) a constructed wetland <br /> d) a stormwater technology that has received u GULD(Gencral Use Level Designation)from the <br /> Washington State Depwtment of Ecology for either basic or enhanced treatrnent,with pretreatment' <br /> *acceptable pretreutment systems are either a wctvault or tank designed in accordance wich City <br /> standards end contuining 30%of the 6-month,24-hour storm as dead storage,or a pretreatrnent system <br /> that has obtained a GULD for pretreatnent from the Washington Stute Depariment of Ecology <br /> 5 ��� <br /> �_ , <br />
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