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In1'ormation for Devclouer: <br />City of Cverelt records indicate the existence of a sewer stub +/- 85 fi. from sanitary <br />sewer manhole to the west of the lot. The Planning Director approves the Steep Slope <br />Modification Application in accordance �vith Sectiori 15.16.040 ofthe Everett Municipal <br />Code (Review Process I). Review Process I applies to pem�it apF!ications which involve <br />minor administrative and use decisions with a focus on code compliance verification. The <br />subject applicalion has been reviewed administratively by the Planning Department Staff <br />to determine cc�mpliance �vith tlie City's Zoning Code, Environmentally Sensitive <br />Ordinance and otlier applicable ordinances and regulations. <br />"�lic 1'lanning Director's conclusion in approving the proposed steep slope <br />roodircatim� and construction of a singlc-family structure at ]230 Madrona Avenue <br />arc as folluws: <br />The proposed building oCa single fmiily residence will not create a hazard to the <br />subject properiy, surrourd�ng properiies or rights-of-way. There will be no <br />erosion or sedimentation to off site properties or bodies of water. The foundation <br />of the proposed home shall serve as retention to the existing bank and all drainage <br />sh�ll be tied to city storm water system. Additional vegetation shall be planted to <br />aid in stabilizing the areas not built upon. <br />2. A geotechnical study was performed on the property on April 10, 2005. Two soil <br />logs were perfomied to detemiine soil type and potential groundwatec The <br />geotechnical engineer found the site to Ue feasible for the type of development <br />proposed. ]t is also noted that no groundwater was found. <br />The method of construclion will reduce the erosion polential, landslide and <br />seismic hazard potential, and will not adversely affect the stability of the slope. <br />Specific erosion control and site stabilization measures shall Ue implemented and <br />�vork will be completed in tlie dryer months ofApril 1 to October 3151 . The thin <br />layer of topsoil and imsuitaUlc weak soils will be completely slripped within tl�e <br />building pad, driveway and areas supporting traffic or structural load. Silt fencing <br />sliall be used during caistniction and all storm runoff shall be tied to city storni <br />�vatcr systcm. <br />d. The Proposed construction will entail techniques which minimize disruption of <br />cxisting topography and natural vegetation. The exposed ground exceeding 15% <br />grade wil] be benched «�ith verlical steps not exceeding fom• feet tall priar to <br />placing structural fill. The vegetation cover over the site outside of consh-uction <br />liiuits shall Ue nmintaincd to mitigate against potcntial erosion. <br />�. 1'he proposed construction is consisteni with lhe purposes and provisions of the <br />zoning code. All Uuilding selbacks and city design standards have been met. <br />6. The proposal mitigates all impacts identiGeJ in the geoteduiical report. All <br />recommendations made by the geotechnical engineer must Ue followed. �j <br />
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