5114 33RD AVE W 2018-01-02 MF Import

99-11-10 Novack Property 510 Place Everett, Wit. foundations causing settlement and unwanted cracking in the foundation and surrounding residences. After construction, the sides of the slope that have been disturbed or stripped of vegetation should be replanted with a deep rooted ground cover. This ground cover should be maintained throughout the life of the residential structure. The limits of clearing of vegetation should be limited to the footprint of the house and driveway prism to help limit erosion and/or sedimentation. It is very important to insure that the slope remains vegetated or covered at all times. If any of the vegetation on the slope is stripped during construction or is eroded during a heavy storm event, it should be replace by a dense, fast growing ground cover and/or covered with a heavy plastic or straw. 4.9 Cuts and Excavations All excavations should conform to applicable sections of the Washington State laws, WAC 296-155-650,655,660 and 665. For this project, all temporary excavations and/or slopes less than four (4) feet in depth in undisturbed native soil will stand in near vertical cuts for short periods of time. Any excavations of cuts in temporary excavations and/or slopes greater than fou- (4) feet in depth should be laid back to a maximum slope of IHAV unless physically retained by use of a digging box or other suitable methods. All permanently exposed slopes should be protected by a dense ground cover or grass. GES, Inc.'