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�� <br />i.i�.. : : . � i ' <br />TO: Kirk Brooks <br />FROM: Stephen Stanley ,7"� � <br />SUBJECT: Larry Boushey Clearing Permit <br />cc: <br />DATE: February 10, 1993 <br />P� cr;� we�/�S <br />Ull ����d(� <br />Ff e I 1�09 D <br />.. .............. 3 <br />CITy..Of'Ey ............. <br />P�blic 6yorks D�PtTT ~. <br />On Wednesday,'February 10, 1993, I inspected the property at <br />5307 East Drive for the proposed cutting of a stand of <br />Douglas Fir. My findings are as follows: <br />1) Clearinq Permitted on Level Western Portion. The <br />proposed cutting of mature Doug Firs on the level <br />portion of the property directly adjacent to East Drive <br />is not inconsistent with the ESA ordinance; <br />2) Location of ES1.. The very eastern portion of the <br />property abuts a 60$ slope which leads directly to <br />Pigeon Creek ,il, which contains riparian wetlands <br />within this stretch. This portion of the propert_y plus <br />25 feet from the top of the slope break to less than <br />25� would be classified as environmentally sensitive <br />(Esa) and protected from development impacts. <br />3) Pacific Yew. A single Pacific yew was located on <br />the far western slope of the property. This tree <br />should be protected from any future development <br />impacts. <br />4) Cleaninq Prohibited on Slope areas Until Building <br />Plan Submitted. Given the Sensitivity of this area <br />clearing should not be permitted until the ESA area and <br />buffer aie accurately mapped and building impacts are <br />analyzed and mitigations determined. This should all <br />be done at one time when a building permit is applied <br />for. <br />