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WAC 197•11•960 FOR AGENCY <br /> SEPA ENVIRONMENTAL CHECKLIST USE ONLY <br /> PUD NO. 1 OF SNOHOMISH COUNTY <br /> e. Describe ihe purpose, type, and approximate quantities of <br /> any filling or grading proposed. Indicate source of fill. <br /> The proposed plan involves some excavation to <br /> prepare tor toundations and complete the final <br /> site grading for the proposed facility. Concrete <br /> footings will be drilisd piers approximateiy �. <br /> feet in diameter and 15 feet deep. The proposed <br /> drainage pattern ts not expecied to change <br /> considerably trom the existing pattern upon <br /> completion. A wetland will be developed by <br /> Weyerhaeuser on part ot the site that <br /> accumulates some surface drainage. Much oi the <br /> excavation and earthwork necessary for the site <br /> preparation was complete as part of the <br /> contaminated waste cleanup conducted over the <br /> past two years. <br /> t. Could erosion occur as a result of clearing, construction, or use? <br /> If so, generally describe. <br /> The proposed siie surface is gravel. It is <br /> unlikely that the final surface would sustain any <br /> appreciabie erosion; however, it is possible that <br /> the recently filled site would experience some <br /> soii erosion during the constructi�n phase. <br /> 9. About what percent oi the site will be covered with impervious <br /> surfaces aRer project construction (for example, asphalt or <br /> buildings)? <br /> Less than 10%. None of the site will be paved <br /> with an impervious surface except the driveways <br /> and footings for the structures. <br /> h. Proposed measures to reduce or control erosion, or other impacts <br /> to the earth, if any: <br /> The swales or drainage gullies now on the sile <br /> will be reconstructed in order to provide <br /> coilection and transport oi all surface drainage. <br /> This system will provfde some retention and <br /> infiltration to reduce erosfon from sheet flows. <br /> During ihe construction phase, work is planned <br /> tor the drier months, and temporary erosfon <br /> control lechntques and equipment will be used to <br /> minimize impacts from erosion. <br /> 5 <br />