1809 HOLBROOK AVE 2018-01-02 MF Import

PLANNING DIRECTOR DECISION REVIEW PROCESS 1 #99-014 May 3, 1999 The City of Everett Planning Director grants approval of a request by Robb Baitey]Terhun Home, PO Box 8, Mount Vernon, WA 98273 to modify steep slope areas to construct a new single family residence at 1807 Holbrook Avenue with the following conditions: Comply with all recommendations of the geotechnical study by Geotech Consultants, Inc. dated February 25, 1999. Work shall be done under the supervision and inspection of James R. Finley of Geotech Consultants, Inc. or his designee. 2. A letter must be provided at the time of building permits that the plans have been reviewed by Geotech Consultants, Inc. and are consistent with the recommendations In the report. 3. Special inspections of grading and foundation per 1701.5 State Building Code (1997 Edition) is required. Also, additional inspections during construction of the site as recommended by the report are required. Coordinating and documenting Inspection approvals is the responsibility of the Applicant. The City of Everett will not confirm compliance with these recommendations. The new residence will be constructed on a site with slope areas of 40% or more. Subsection 37.040.D of the City of Everett Zoning Code designates slopes of 40% or greater as an environmentally sensitive feature. Subsection 37.080.E requires a 25-foot buffer from the top and toe of these slope areas. Subsection 37.080.0 allows the Planning Director to authorize the alteration of a slope and their buffers if he/she approves a geotechnical report which demonstrates that: 1. the proposed development will not create a hazard to the subject property, surrounding properties or lights -of -way, erosion or sedimentation to off -site properties or bodies of water; and 2. the proposal addresses the existing geological constraints of the site, including an assessment of soils and hydrology; and 3. the proposed method of construction will reduce erosion potential, landslide and seismic hazard potential, and will improve or not adversely affect the stability of slopes; and 4. the proposal uses construction techniques which minimize disruption of existing topography and natural vegetation; and 5. the proposal is consistent with the purposes and provisions of this O•dinance; and 6. the proposal mitigates all impacts identified in the geotechnical report; and L