7007 SEAWAY BLVD 2018-01-02 MF Import

Y surface and stated that they would ;nobably pave it once park ownership was transferred to them. • The benefits of and the motivations behind using a crushed recycied material were discussed and determined to be a priority. • It was resolved that a aushed materIal rnuld be used, but further investigation needs to be done as to whether areas that undergo a lot of wear & teaz, like the entry way into the pazking lot, need to be asphalted. • The parking stall painted line issue could be resolved through the use of surface stall stops and stall guide boards that are made out of recyded materials. Perhaps just the stall stops would be sufficient. • Further discussion is needed with the Parks Dept with regard to future maintenance agreements. , � F1Lka Arrnas Rrtad • It was agreed that the road width, past the through lane portion, would be 28'. nra� • Jane Zimmerman said she would like to further review the drainage basin boundaries. • .�ny drainage within the Narbeck basin that could be dtained to the standing pool of Narbeck Swamp would not need to be detained, as this is already serving as a regional detention facility. • It is essen6al that the peak storm water flows leaving the site cannot be inaeased. • All drainage water from paved impervious surfaces into wedand areas must be treated prior to discharge. • A wet vault dc wedand treatment cell, per City of Everett wetpond standards, would be sufficient to use for water treatment. • Storm water fadiities need to be located such that they can be accessed for futu:e maintenance. Racfrnnmc • A power source must be installed that is suffident to provide heating of the chaseway to prevent pipes from freezing. Insulation might also be pazt of fulfilling this need. • The roof configuration eliminates the need for gutters or scuppers on the restrooms. However, tr►e Parks Dept. want to make sure that the roof configuration is such that people don't get doused by water going in and out of the building. • The consensus was to proceed with design/development of a restroom building in the style of a forest service-type building using stone and timbets. 1 Kinsk The Kiosk is O.K. as is. ITfPi'n[PtIVP S}IPIfPT • Everyone agreed that the shelter is an important focal point of the project. The idea of using a beaver dam as a model was supported. 2