4704 HARBOR LN 2018-01-02 MF Import

1.0 PROJECT DESCRIPTION Wet(and Resources, Inc. completed a site investigation on August 26, 2009, to evaluate potential mitigation requirements relating to the tree removal and a landslide in the City of Everett, WA. This site Is further located as part of Section 35, Township 29N, Range 4E, W.M. Access to this site is from the east via Harbor Lane. On -site vegetation is a combination of non -mature forest, dense Himalayan bzckberry, and domestic landscaping. No vegetation is currently growing in the landslide path. The site has a steep northwest aspect on the northwestern portion of the site and a moderate northwest aspect on its eastern portion. A single-family residence and associated Improvements are located on the eastern portion of the site. The Merrill and Ring Creek system is located off -site to the northwest of the site. A detailed wetlands and streams investigation was not evaluated as part of this Investigation. Nelson Geotechnical, Inc. prepared a Geotechnical Engineering Evaluation identifying landslide and erosion hazard areas and addressing the recent slide activity on September 15, 2009, Prior to the slide, the applicant had identified certain trees to be removed from the geologically hazardous areas. It is my understanding that approximately 38 trees Y;ere actually removed. In addition, the slide removed virtually all vegetation In its path, both native and non-native. 1 As mitigation for the slideAnative trees will be planted in the tree cutting area and native trees and shrubs wilt be planted throughout the restored slide impact area. Invasive species will not be removed prior to installation of the mitigation plantings due to the recommendations against vegetation removal in the geotechnical report. 1.1 PROJECT LOCATION a..t A 41-i- a+j 4 ,,,eAeS 4-Ad The subject site is located at 4704 Harbor Lane in the City of Everett, WAAThis sife is further located as part of Section 35, Township 29N, Range 4E, W.M. Access to this 7 site is from the east via Harbor Lane. 2.0 DESCRIPTION OF THE DEVELOPMENT SITE (aASELNE CONDITIONS) The property is a combination of non -mature forest, dense Himalayan blackberry, native shrubs, domestic landscaping, and an existing single-family residence. The site has a steep northwest aspect on the northwestern portion, and a moderate northwest aspect on its eastern portion. 2.1 EXISTING WETLANDS, OTHER AQUATIC RESOURCEs, AND GEOLOGICALLY HAZARDOus AREAS ON OR ADJACENT TO THE DEVELOPMENT SITE Wetland Resources, Inc. 1 Anderson SFR - Restoration Plan WRI k 09126