615 ROSS AVE 2018-01-02 MF Import

316/ SHORELINE PERMIT SMA #3-90 DUNLAP TOWING ATTACHMENT "A" 1. Any grading/fill on this site shall be done so as to not impact the surrounding properties. All permits for grading and filling must be secured prior to any work being done. 2. The site must be developed per the Grading and Drainage Concept Plan and Landscape Concept Plan with Planting Legends and Details dated March 1990 received by the Planning Department on June 4, 1990 and the Mitigation and Enhancement Plan by CH2M Hill dated April 30, 1990, with. the additional mitigation requirement that: a. Prior to obtaining Public Works permits, the Applicant shall provide a copy of a signed contract with a qualified consultant to perform monitoring of the site annually for three years to assure the viability of the landscape vegetation. b. Revegetation shall be done if more than ten percent of any landscape vegetation component has died—at the time of monitoring. Time of any revegetation shall be agreed upon with the Planning Department. 3. The initial planting shall be completed prior to obtaining a Certificate of Occupancy or an assurance device provided. 4. After the mitigation planting has been completed, a report shall be prepared by the consultant and submitted to the Planning Department and shall include an as—built survey and photographs of the established wetlands. Any deviations from the Mitigation and Enhancement Plan shall be documented in writing. 5. The proponent has submitted a Chip Storage Pile Dust Potential Analysis by Advanced Engineering which indicates that dust problems associated with the proposed chip handling facility will be quite minor and not a nuisance; however, if a dust problem arises, water fog sprays shall be installed to knock down any nuisance dust. The City of Everett Planning Department shall have discretion to determine if a dust problem exists on—site. Such discretionary decision shall be appealable to the Everett Hearing Examiner. 6. The conveyor system shall be enclosed to prevent loss of chips and dust. 7. Grass lined swales, a baffle type oil/water separator and detention pond are required per City Design Standards. The grassy swale must be shown on the required landscaping plan, as well as on Public Works plans. Grading of the entire site must be done in a way which will direct all runoff into the swale. Prior to any construction of grass lined swales, separators, and detention ponds, the Applicant must secure all necessary permits and approval by the Department of Public Works.