6600 MERRILL CREEK PKY BLDG A SHELL 2016-01-01 MF Import

Section 5: AIR QUALITY AND ODOR 5.1 Threshold All permitted future uses must obtain a Notice of Construction (NOC) as applicable and use best available control technology. As necessary, air quality studies may be required by PSAPCA in order to obtain permits. Uses not being co��ered in this EIS arc listed in Table 1-1 in the Land Use Section. Examples of uses that are not being covercd because they may have significant air quality impacts are mining activities, cement and asphalt manufacturing, composting facilities, dog and cat food manufacturing, fish processing, and landfills. Additional SEPA analysis will bc required for these uses. 5.3 Mitigation Measures l. Regardless of their compliance with existing pollution control regulations, certain uses historically generate the majority of odor complaints received by PSAPCA. Those uses of greatest concem in this regard indude industries that use fiberglass resin and vamish, spray painiing(including paint hangers and outdoor spray painting), me(al finishing, breweries and wineries, and loadinb areas (diesel emissions). The following restrictions shall be placed on these uses: (SEPA Air Policies) Truck loading and maneuverin�areas. These uses are currently prohibited within 130 feet of residential areas in the M-1 zone and 100 feet of residential areas in the M-M zone. These zones cover the majority of thc portion of the Subarea abutting residential properties. Exceptions include a small B-I parcel and a small C-2 parcel along the eastem boundary of the Subarea. Requiring even a 100 foot setback from residential areas for loading could overly restrict development of thcse two sites. Devclopment on these sitcs shall be designed to limit the impacts of loading azeas on residentially zoned property. Breweries and wineries shall be prohibited within 350 feet of residential areas and the Sno-Isle Skills Center unless an air quality study completed by a qualified expert shows the use will not result in odors in the residenuaVschool srea. Larger-sized breweries (e.g. Rainier Brewing)must have .� minimum separation of 350 fcet. When Iccated between 350 and 1,000 feet of a residential/school area, a swdy must be completed to demonstrate that the brewery will not result in significant odor impacts on residential areas and th� Sno-Isle Skills Center. Met;il finishing fiUcrelass resins, varnish: Portions of businesses that regularly finish metal and/or use fiberglass resin and vamish as a primary part of their manufacturing activities shall be pro!iibited wiQiin 300 feet of residential areas and the Sno-Isle Skills Center, unless an air quality study completed by a qualified expert shows the use will not result in odors in the resic�ential/school area. 13