Resolution 4600 - Laserfiche WebLink

38. The Applicant shall relocate the foliage on the project frontage on Mukilteo Boulevard, south of the proposed intersection. This shall be done in order to attain maximum entering sight distance. Note: Trees should only be planted no closer than 15 feet behind the traveled way so that outgrowing foliage does not interrupt a 10 foot setback for the sight distance triangle. Only high top trees should be considered for landscaping any closer than 15 feet, otherwise all landscaping should be maintained to no higher than 18 inches. 39. The Applicant shall install a"Side Road"warning sign(MUTCD sign W2-2)with a 30 mph advisory speed plate (MUTCD sign W13-1) along Mukilteo Boulevard in the westbound direction preceding the horizontal curve at Gibson Place to alert approaching drivers of the Mukilteo Boulevard/plat road intersection beyond the curve. 40. The plat road approach to Mukilteo Boulevard should have a landing platform of 25 feet with grades no greater than 1%. This design will aid entering traffic attain the 85th percentile speed of Mukilteo Boulevard traffic and minimize any operational/capacity impacts on the City street system. 41. A vegetated screen must be established along the south property line, on Lots 8 through 12. The screen shall consist of a either a four foot high privacy fence with evergreen trees, or an evergreen hedge that will provide substantially the same screening as the fence option within three years. Suggested plant species include the following: a) Canada Hemlock (tsuga canadensis); b) Cypress (cupressocyparis leylandii); c) platycladus orientalis; or, d) American Arborvitae (thuja fasitgata). All plants shall be a minimum of 6 feet in height at the time of planting. REQUIREMENTS OF SEPA MDNS#22-97 DATED FEBRUARY 12, 1998 Note: These are not PRD conditions, but are mitigation items required to address the environmental impacts of the proposal. These are included for reference. 1. Any grading/fill on this site shall be done so as to not impact the surrounding properties. (SEPA Earth Policy) 2. On-site detention of stormwater runoff is required per City Standards. (SEPA Water Policy) 3. Wetponds and storm water detention facilities are not permitted within the approved final wetland buffer as shown on the buffer averaging plan. (SEPA Water Policy) 4. Treatment of stormwater runoff from paved areas must occur per City Standards prior to discharge of the stormwater from the site or to a stream or wetland. (SEPA Water Policy) 7