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Mitigation and Revegetation Plan - Silver Lake Road Multi- Family Apartment [NTRODUCCION On April 6, 1988, the City of Everett Planning Department sent a letter informing RCA, Inc. (SEPA ►fE15-88), former owners of 1.87 acres of property located on Silver Lake Road, of four itertu that must be submitted to the City oi Everett to complete the Final Determination of Non•Significance for a propo�cd 41-unit apartment project. Figure 1 shows the locadon of the project site. Those four items were: 1. 'The extent of the wetlands on the site must be staked and mapped by a wedands specialist and the maps submitted to the city. This s6ould include a soils analysis of the northem filled area to determine the wetlands status. 2. A mitigation plan for any wedands 5lled musi be submitted to the city for review and approval. This plan should take into account any changes in water level that may cecur due to development of t6e site. 9. A revegetation plan with a monitoring section for a 25-foot setback azea from the creek and a 35-foot setback area from the pond must be submitted. The revegetation should use nadve grasses and shrubs. 4. A revised site plan showing no development within 25 feet of the creek (except a trail may be meandered in the east 10 feet of the 25-foot setback) and within 35 feet of the pond must be submitted." In Apri11988, Gustavson, Inc. of Lynnwood, Washington purchased the property from RCA, Ina and submitted a revised plan (Item 4) to the city an June 6, 1988. On June 6th, the ciry informed G�stavson, Inc. that items 1, 2, and 3 must also be completed before the Deternunation of Non-Signi6cance can be completed. , This report provides information on the first three items requested; the fourth item, a new site plan, is presented sepazately by Western Su�veyors, Inc.