1920 GRAND AVE 2016-01-01 MF Import

. � C anclusions: The development will be constructed on the eastern portion of the propeny, with the development extending beyond the rop of slope. No construction will ocwr on the western 68 feet of the I property. The geotechnical report concludes that the proposat will not increase risk to adjacent properties i from soil instabiliry if the recommendations in the report are followed. The applicant should be tequired to compty with all recommendations in the report. Decision: The City of Everett Planning Director hereby grants approval of the request by Richard Sullivan to allow the proposed construction of an 11-12 unit condominium on the site and the alteration of lo e and buffcr sub'ect to the following conditions: the geologically hazardous s p � J �I 1. The proposal must comply with all recommendations of the geotechnical report prepared by David Evans and Associates dated August 1998 and the letter dated March I, 1999, as well as the updated report by Farth Consultants, inc. dated December 21, 2001 and any supplemental information required by this decision. 2. The proposal must comply with all Uniform Building Code requirements, including those related to excavations and shoring. 3. A copy of the final construction plans, including grading plans and building plans, must be reviewed by the Applicant's soils consultant to insure that the recommendations of the geotechnical report are adequately addressed in the building design. A written determination that the construction plans meet the requirements of the geotechnical repon must be submitted to the Planning Department prior to issuance of building permits. 4. Representatives of the Applicant's soils consultant mast monitor the site during excavation ro ensure that the recommendations of the geotechnical report are adequately implemented. The geotechnical engineer must provide the Planning Department with certification that the construction is in compliance with the their recommendations. 5. The clearing limit must be clearly shown on the plans submitted for grading permits and reviewed by the geotechnical engineer. No removal of vegetation is permitted west of the clearing limit. Following construction, any cleared areas on or directly adjacent to the slope must be hydroseeded immediately and replanred with native vegetation. The species replanted and watering practices must be approved by the geotechnical engineer. If revegetation is necessary, the georechnical engineer must submit a tetter to the Planning Department stating appropriate species and watering practices to ensure survival of plantings and protect the slope. 6. The applicant must prepate a covenant running with the land which waives claims against the Ciry, its officers, employees and agents, and indemnifies (including reasonable attorney's fees), defends and saves the City, its officers, employees and agents harntless from any loss or damage to people or properry either on or off the subject properry resulting from any form of soil movement whatsoever and/or from :my form of failure in design and/or construction of the improvements thereon whatsoever. The owners of subject properry shall provide the Ciry with the covenant and it shall be signed and acknowledgeci by all parties with an interest in the properry. The covenant shall also provide notice concerning the presence of environmentally sensitive feawres on the II ��