10025 9TH AVE W 2016-01-01 MF Import

4.2 O��r a five (5) year period following wedand construction and restoration. vegetation and hydrology shall be monitored to detennine the success of the Final Revised Wetland Mitigation Plan in meeting its goa!s and objectives. Specific measurable goals and perCormance standards for both veeetation and hydrology in the wetland mitigation area over the five (5) yt:ar mor.itoring. period indude: lnvasive, exotic and undesirable species shall represent less than ten (10) percent coverage in thc enhanced buffer and restored/created wedand a�ea. Buffer and wedand plant coverane inciuding trees, shrubs and herbs shall be eighry (30) percent at the end of tive {5) years. Plant survival shall be a minimum of eighty (80) percent at the end of three (3) years. After three (3) years the restored and created wedands shall exhibit hydric soils, hydrophytic veeetation and re-establishment of wetland hydrolo;y. There should also he minor ropographical or biological difference between d�e msr.ored and created wetland areas. 4.3 Annual monitoring reports must be submitted to the d veloper and the Ciry of �verett's Environmental Planner by November 15th. The monitoring reports will include photographic documentation for each site vi�it, with phoro descriptions and plot-by-plot analysis of the vegetation plots. The report will generalize the overall conditions and address the effectiveness of die Mitigation Plan in meeting the performance standards. A final report will be completed by Derember 15th of the final year and will indude a summation ard final analysis. If at t• �t time, the performance stans�ards have not been fully satisfied, but the moaitor belieoes that the sire is viable and �rowing and that the standards will be i��zt, it should be noted The final ref�ort will :�e the determination of whether the site is a success and whether the maintenance bond can be released. In addition ro the monitoring program, a contingency pian shall be developed in the event of ideutified mitigation shor'fall such as plant mortality or failum to attain planned hydrologic regirr.�. An agreement between the applicant and the City of Everett shall be reached before implementation of the contingency plan. The contingency plan shall address corrective actions which will be implemented if the hydrologic and vegetative goals are not met. 4.4 The Applicant shall provide a performance securiry bond in the amount of 300 percent of the estimated cost of implementing the Final Wetland Mi[igation Plan. This bond is payable to the Ciry of Everett in order to ensure that 1) all costs for construction, monitorine. maintenance, and contineencies will be met durine the monitoring period; and 2) contincency actions, including plant replacement, can be carried out over the five year monitoring period. The lead agency for this proposal has determined that it does not have a probable significant adverse impact on dre environment. An Environmental Impact Statement is not required under RCW 43.21C.0302(23)(c). This determination assumes compliance with State law a�d Ciry ordinances related to general environmenta! protection includine but not limited to right-of- way improvement requirements, drainaee, etc. This decision was made after review of a completej environmental checktist and other information on tile wi[h the lead agency. This in�ormatiun is available to the public on request. This Mitigated Determination of Non- Significance is specifically conditioned on compliance with the conditions attached hereto which are incorporated by reference as if fiilly set forth herein.