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I u1 l5 l5 o n IS D Addendum to Final ILJtII� Determination of Non -Significance SEP 91997 SEPA # 65-96 ..... ..... - .... ........ Home Base Retail Store �� CITY OF EVERETT Public Works Dept. DESCRIPTION OF ORIGINAL PROPOSAL: The proposed actions are the issuance of Public Works, Building and Shoreline Permits (including grading, drainage, utilities, paving, landscaping and wetlands alteration and mitigation) for the construction of a new retail building on a 9.79 acre site at the northwest comer of 19th Avenue SE and 100th Street SE. The project will consist of a single story, 114,000 square foot retail building for Home Base Inc.; 24,000 square feet of outdoor display and sales area; a 3,500 square foot fast food restaurant, and 452 on -site surface level parking stalls. The Applicant is also proposing to fill 43,017 square feet of a Category II scrub/shrub riparian wetland in the head waters of woods Creek Basin and the alteration of 92,940 square feet of forested buffer. As mitigation for filling the wetland the stormwater detention, water quality and groundwater recharge functions of the wetland will be replaced "on site" and off site" at the Family Tree Apartments which are located at 10110 19th Ave SE, Everett, Washington. Wildlife habitat functions will be mitigated "off site" on approximately five (5) acres of farmland, located on the east side of Lowell Latimer Road in the Snohomish Valley. The farmland will be converted to a scrub -shrub forested and open water wetland. INTRODUCTION AND PURPOSE OF ADDENDUM On May 23, 1997, the City issued a Final Mitigated Determination of Non -Significance (SEPA #65-96) for the construction of a Home Base retail store at the northwest corner of 19th Ave SE and 100th Street SE and creation of a wetland mitigation site at 8003 Lowell Larimer Road. On June 10, 1997, the Silver Lake Action Committee and the Silver Lake Dental Arts Center submitted a letter of appeal of the Final MDNS (SEPA #65-96). The issues of appeal included stormwater/surface water impacts, traffic and wetland impacts as a result of the proposed project. On July 17, 1997, the Silver Lake Dental Arts Center submitted a letter to the Everett Planning Department withdrawing their appeal of SEPA MDNS #65-96 and SMA #11-96. On August 21, 1997, a settlement agreement of the pending appeal of SEPA #65-96 and SMA # 11-96 was entered into by and between Michaelis -Swenson Partners (Applicant), Silver Lake Action Committee (SLAG) and the Department of Planning and Community Development (City).