10314 19TH PL W 2016-01-01 MF Import

� �'tIGIl�GI%��°�OG1fG'2s, lf�C. -- --- ------- — �------ -- -- -_ - - - _ - --- DalireaAo� � Miti�tron I Resto•alion i HabAat C�eaoon! Parmit Assislence April 6. 2010 Susan Kelley 1031419�" Place W Everett, WA 98204 13 � c�o�l-�35' 9505 191h Avenue S.E. Sufte 106 Everett, Washinglon 98208 (425) 337•3174 Fax (425) 337-3045 RE: Critical Areas Determination and Habitat Assessment fo� 10314 19'" Place W. Parcel N 0071030000:'!700. On April 5. 2010 Wetland Resources, lnc. completed an investigation of tht 0.24acre property located at the above referenced address in the City of Everett, Washington. The purpose of this site investigation wae to evaluate jurisdictional wetlands and streams, on and in the vicinity of the subject site. The Washington State Department of Ecolo�y Wetlands Identification and Delineation Manual, Ivtarch 1997 was used to determine wetland conditions. This report was prepared by Louis Emenhiser who also conducted the field-work. Louis is a certified Professional Wetland Scientist with a masters degree in soil sclence and over ten years of professional experience. Site Descriution Access to this site is from the aast via 19'^ Place W. The site is relatively flat, with a gentle west aspect slope that steepens at the western property boundary as the ground slopes to a detention pond located just off-site. This property containa one singlefam;iy residence with associated lawn extending to the propeRy bou�daries. The north, south, and western boundaries are demarcated by a six-foot tall, solid board fence. Approximately 70 feet west of the nortt�western property corner. Swamp Creek (Type f stream) flows south through a ditched channel. The area between the c�eek and the subject property contains a thin (fifteen to twenty foot wide) fringe of n��tive vegetation dominated by Black cottonwood (Populus balsamifera. Fac) and salmonberry (Rubus spectabilis, Fac+). The remainder of this buffer is occupied by a maintained detention pond vegetated with graas, and on the subject site. rc�aintained lawn. In the City of Everett, when the buffer of a Type F stream is sparsely vegetated, un-vegetated, or is vegetated with invasive species, the standard buifer is 150 feet. �jtical Areas - C'ttYni Everett Swamp Creek, Type F Stream: Located west of the subject s(te. this perennial stream is greater than two feet wide with a gradient of less than sixteen percent, and is mapped as Type F on the City of Everett Critical Areas Map 1. In the City of Everett, when the buffer of a