9320 MEADOW WAY 2018-01-01 MF Import

� �1/et/�hdT�e�s3o�rczs, /�c. � � _ J/j� Delineation/Mitigation/Restoralion/Habitat Creation I Permit Assistance 9505 191h Avenue S.E. ) Suite 106 lune 12, 2003 Everett,Washingtun 98208 (425)337-3174 Fax (425)337-3045 Prince of Peace Church Attn: Tom Dickson 9320 Meadow Way Everett, WA 98201 Critical Area Reconnaissance and Analysis Prince of Peace Church 93�0 Meadow Way EvPrett,WA WRI#03169 l�'etland Resources/nc. investigated approximately 2 acres of property at the above described address on June 12, 2003. The purpose of this investigation was to determine the presence of jurisdictional wetlands or streams and their classification as described in the Ciry of Everett Environmentally Sensitive A:eas Ordinance, 1838-91. The Wa hi ton State Dep�rtment c�f . .coloev Wetland Delineation Manual, 1997 edition, was used in the deter[ttination of critical azeas. A wedand and an intermittent stream were identiGed on site. The wedand and stream are part of the headwaters to Wood Creek. The wetland meets the definition of a Category II riparian wedand ty�;cally receiving 75-foot protective buffers in the City of Everett. The on-site stream meets the definition of a Category 1V stream. Category IV streams are naturally occurring intermittent swales typically receiving 10-foot protective buffer in the Ciry of Evere[t. The on-site stream flows off site ro the north and joins Wood Creek just north of the property boundary. The on-site wetland continues off site to the north and is part of the headwaters/riparian wetland of Wood Creek. The Caiegory IV stream enters the property along the southern property boundary and flows in a northerly direction. The stream does not have a clearly defined channel in the southern portion of the site. The stream may be characterized as a vegetated swale dominated by Phalaris arnndinacea. The on-site portion of the wetland occurs approximately at the toe of the fill on the westem and northern poriion of the site as shown on the attached map. Toward the southem portion of th� site, the wetland ends, nanowing down ro the vegetated s�vale/Category IV stream. The omsite portion of the wetland is dominated by Salix spp., Spiraen douglasii, and Phalaris arnndinacea. Off-site, the wed;nd becomes morc forested �vith an overstory of Pop�dus balsarnifera and Alnus rubra. �Y