222 W MARINE VIEW DR 2016-01-01 MF Import

ATTACHMENT "A" Based upon the precE:ding findings of facts and conclusions, testimony and evidence submitted at the public hearing, and upon the impressions of the Hearing Examiner of a site view, it is hereby ordered that the shoreline permit #9-92 is granted subject to the following conditions: 1� of Ever ett ShoreNnecMaster Programeand all othereocalnSt euand Feder le Ci�y regulations. 2. The proposed project will be required to meet sxisting regulations regarding air and water quality. To msure that this facility meets all air quality standards, the Puget Sound Air Pollution Control Agency will be responsible for the review and issuance of a Notice of Construction prior to issuance by the City of Everett of any construction permits. 3. The Depa�tment of Fisheries must grant a Hydraulic Project Approval prior to any actiwty below the ordinary high water mark. The Applicant must satisfy the water quality section of the Department of Fisheries Stormwater Guidelines. 4. The Department of Fisheries will not permit barge grounding and_the Applicani must schedule off-loading activities with the tide cycle to prevent grounding. 5. The Army Corps of Engineers must issue a Section 10 Permit prior to any in- from March 15 to July/1 dur nlg he 'fish w ndowl' when juvenrile s�lalmon ds a�oe ed migrating down river. 6. The Applicant should use concrete andlor steel pilings where structural support is needed m water and over water. Untreated or less-toxic wood pilings will be ��sed for fender piles. 7. Stormwater quality enhancement is required on site by both the City of Everett ana the Department of Fisheries. A wetpond is required for stormwater trF�atment per City standaras. All stormwater improvements must meet or exceed C.ty standards. a' fuee, chelm�calsmo It andeother sub tances into adjacent waterss Theseial spills of pr or to issu nce of Bu Idi g Permits for the project. Public Works Department 9. All chemicals or products of a hazardous or toxic nature must be stored under cover and isolated from the storm drainage system. Containment for the liquid asphait and diesel fuel tanks on the site must be provided in a manner acceptable to the Public Works Department. The tanks must be surcounded by containment walls, covered by a roof, and no drainage outlet may be provided for the containment areas. In addition, the containment volume must be equal to, or greater than, 110°� of the volume of the largest container to be stored in the area or 10% of the potential storage, whichever is the largest volume. The diesel fuel tank installation must meet additional City standards regarding the