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Code Compliance <br /> September 7, 2001 Case Number: 01-0757 <br /> I u1 ���L! V L5I I� <br /> Yuriy M. and Lyudmila N. Pi<kunov un� U <br /> 5402 Parkview Lane SEP 1 0 T001 <br /> Everelt, Washington 98203 <br /> .................. . .. <br /> .. ... ._. ... <br /> CITY OF EvE�FTT <br /> En9inearinplPublic Sr,•��C1 <br /> RE: Restoration of'stcep slope GSA <br /> Dear Mr. and Mrs. Piskunov, <br /> Thank you for your cooperation in the restoration of the steep slope environmentally <br /> sensitive azea,which you mistakenly cleared earlier tl�is year. During an inspection <br /> yesterday, I found that you have made considerable progress on the removal of thc <br /> downed branches and limbs from the slope. Pollowing the completion of tl�e cleanup, the <br /> next steps are to stabilize the slope and replant it with trees and other rypcs of native <br /> vegetatian. <br /> The rewmmended method of stabilizing the slope for the short term, for the next 30 to 45 <br /> days, is to have the slopc hydro-seeded. This is only an interim solution, but it should <br /> kee�the banl:stable for autumn rains. Once the grasses have become established, in 3-4 <br /> weeks,the slope should be planted with native trees and plants. <br /> Liz Greenhagen, the City's Enviromnental Planncr, should be contacted as to the number, <br /> size, type and species to pla:�t on the disturbed areas of the slope. She can be contacted at <br /> (425) 257-8731. <br /> If you hnve any questions about �his letter, please call me at (425) 257-8680. Your <br /> attention to this matler is appreciated. <br /> Si cerely, <br /> � ' � �� � <br /> (. James A. Iianson, Code Comphance Officer <br /> �� <br /> cc: Liz Grcenhagen, Environmental Planner <br /> Paul Mc:<ee, Engineering Services <br /> 1 <br />