1716 W MARINE VIEW DR BASE FILE 2018-01-02 MF Import

4. The Shoreline Master Program Use Regulations for a commercial project in an Urban Developed and Redeveloping designation are set forth in the City of Everett Shoreline Master Program (uncodified). The specific regulations apply to all of the proposed development of the project. There are also General Regulations of Use Activities which apply to the proposal. All of these regulations are set forth in the City of Everett's Shoreline Master Program. 5. The Everett Master Program has regulations regarding air and water quality for shoreline projects. (These regulations are set forth in the Shoreline Master Program, General Regulation #1.) The City determined that the proposed project will satisfy the existing regulations for air and water quality. This will be accomplished by requiring that all water quality standards of the Department of Fisheries and Wildlife and stormwater guidelines are satisfied as well as all water quality regulations of the Army Corps of Engineers. In addition, the Washington State Department of Fish and Wildlife will review the proposal prior to any activity be;ng done on -site. The review will include review of any activity below the ordinary high water mark. 6. Activity below the ordinary high water mark will not be allowed during the fish window as determined by the Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife and especially when juvenile salmonoids are migrating down river. The specific requirements for restrictions of work during the ordinary high water mark are set forth in exhibit #6 of the agency's comments. 7. Use of piling, lumber, and other materials treated with creosote and other wood preservatives is discouraged by the Department of Fish and Wildlife. This restriction on these uses will insure better water quality. B. Shading of the water, which has an impact on fishery, is a concern of the Department of Fish and Wildlife. The Department of Fish and Wildlife has recommended that in order to reduce shading, overwater and floating structures must avoid marine vegetation and be constructed in a manner that solid decked areas are limited to 8 feet or less in width. In addition, deck surfaces greater than 8 feet in width that are located in intertidal, shallow, and shallow subtidal zones must incorporate grating materials that will allow light to shine on the habitat below. In addition, this grated area shall not be used for storage. These mitigation measures, as recommended by the State Department of Fish and Wildlife, will be enacted to insure the maintenance of adequate water quality on -site. 9. Pursuant to the Shoreline General Regulations, shoreline activities must provide a means of reducing polluting potential of surface water runoff generated from the impervious surfaces of the site. The stormwater quality enhancement required by the City (in its recommendation) and the Department of Fish and Wildlife requires that all ston ;water improvements meet or exceed City standards. For development of the subject property, the water quality enhancement of the surface water runoff from the paved areas must occur prior to the discharge of the stormwater from the 4