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I <br />� <br />� <br /> � PU/L/� K/O �I1Lr � <br />, , <br /> ' MEMORANDUM <br /> TO: File, Abbott Homes 42-unit Apartment <br /> Project <br /> FROM: Jane Zimmerman <br />, DATE: November 23, 1992 <br /> SUBJECT: Seasonal Limitations on the Abbott Homes <br /> Project <br /> The applicant for Abbott Homes is proposing to initiate work <br /> on a phase of the project that does not technically fall <br /> under the criteria for imposing seasonal limitations. To <br /> avoid seasonal limitations on land alteration activities, <br /> all construction work is proposed to be performed 200 feet <br /> or more away from the existing culvert at the edge of <br /> Highway 527. <br /> Even with the above plan, it will be difficult to control <br /> construction related erosion. Equipment still needs to <br /> access the site. Mud will be tracked out onto the road, and <br /> this mud will end up in Silver Lake. And access roads often <br /> act as conveyances for construction runoff, especially with <br /> the type of topography found on this site. <br />' � In addition, it will be difficult to control and disperse <br /> ' the sedimentation pond discharge in a way that both prevents <br /> sediment from reaching the lake and avoids adverse impacts <br /> to adjacent properties. The site topography, the narrowness <br /> of the front portion of the site, and the existing <br /> " development on the site all contribute to the problem of <br /> adequately contralling construction runoff without conveying <br /> sediment to the lake. <br /> Due to the above issues, I beiieve that seasonal limitations <br /> should still be applied to land alteration activities on <br /> this site. <br /> cc: Gordon Witcher <br /> Dan Mathias <br />, ' <br /> CITY OF EVERETT•3200 Cedar Street • Everett,WA 98201• (206) 259-8800 • Fax (206) 259-8882 <br />