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o ����od� � <br />NUV i Z [C10 <br />PUBLIC WORKS <br />P�ZANNING llIf2�CTOR DETER�IINATION <br />RGVI10-010 • <br />Novcmber 5, 2010 <br />,� <br />i� . <br />��v� <br />.�r <br />The City of Everett Plannin� Director grants approval of a request by 5usan L. Kelle}' to consh-uct a <br />720 square foot detachc�l garage within a I50 foot stream buffer at 10314 19'�' Place �'✓ with die <br />following conditions: <br />Enha�ice the arca t�� the east oPthe existing fence as sho«�n on ihe buffer enhancement plan by <br />�'��etland Resources, Inc. dated October �, 2010. In addition, remove the existing 11' x 20' <br />concretc parkin� pad and replant with grass or other vegetation. �nl�<mccment must be cornpieted <br />prior to issuance of building pennits or may be completed afier issuance of building permits if a�i <br />assurance device �vorth 300% of the cost of�planting is provided to die City of Everett. <br />2. The existing siz foot solid board fence along the rear lot line, as sho�vn on the appro��ed buffer <br />enhancement plan, must remain. Two Critical Area signs must be placed on the fence. They aie` <br />available for purchase at the City of Gverett Pemiit Countcr. <br />3. Provide a recorded C: itical Area Yrotectiv� Covenant designating the buffer prior to issuancc <br />of the building pennit. <br />4. Roof tlmoff irom the new stnuture tnus[ be discharged to drywells at the corners of thc garage \ <br />lurthest from the detention pond. <br />Subsection 37.170.0 of the City of Bverett "J_oning Code gives the Plannin6 Director ti�e authority to <br />reduce tlie sla�idard stream Uuffer width up to 50°/u only �vhcn therc has prcviously Uecn substa��tial <br />Icgal afteration of dic stream's buffcr on dic subject lot or adjoining lots restiltino in the existing <br />bidfer bcin� unvegetated, sparsely vegctated, or vegetated �vith im�asive specics and when the <br />remaining buffer is enhtiued sufticiently to improve tlte Punctional values of the bufCcr. 'I'he <br />Ptanning Director approved the reduccd Uid'Cer based upon infonnution contained in a study prcpared <br />by Wedaud Resow�ces, Inc. including tl�e following: <br />The subject nroperty was developed "�ith a single �amily residence within the plat of Fainnont <br />Lstates Division No. 2 in Ihc c�rly 1980s which prcdatcs cw�rcnt critical arca rcgulutions. Swamp <br />Creek is located approximately 80 fcet west uC the subject property within 'frack 999. 13erivicen <br />lhc su�jcct property and the creek, is a maintained detention pond vegetated primnrily �vidi grass, <br />hvo young ccdar trcas and black cottonwood lrecs. 'Clic backyard of thc subjcct property and thc <br />pond are in the ISO foot strcam buffce "I'lie backyard has bcen maintained with lawn and a <br />barden. City maintenancc standards of thc pond require the grass and other vegetation to bc <br />regularly mo�.vcd except Cor thc two ccdar trees and bladc cottonwoods. <br />? According to the report by Wetland Resources, Inc., die lacation of the detention pond in relation <br />to the stream and thc buffer on the subjcct site, water quality functions providcd by the <br />maintained la�vn have litile or no effect on Swamp Creck. To mitigate for construction of die <br />6i 2930 We[more Avenuc, Suite 8-A, Everen, WA 98201-4044 ^�. (425) 257-3731, Pax (425) 7.57-8742 / <br />,3 <br />