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t <br />INTRODUCTION <br />The Casper Creek property is located south of Silver Lake Road, <br />approximately 750 feet west of 19[h Avenue Southeast in Everett, <br />Washington. The project will be implemented in two phases, Phase I and <br />Phase II, due to different zoning ordinances being in effect at the time the <br />applications were submitted for each phase. The FFPA application for <br />Phase I was submitted in 1989; the SEPA applic�'.on for Phase II was <br />submitted in 1992. <br />The previous wedand assessnients and mirigation plans were submitted <br />between November 1990 and December 1991. The following documents, <br />written by Logan & Jones, Associates, Inc., were used in the formulation of <br />this plan: <br />• Wetland Assessment and Mitigadon <br />November 27, 1990 <br />• Wedand Assessment and Midgadon Plan <br />August 29, 1991 <br />• Addendum: Casper Creek Phase II Mitigadon Plan <br />December 23, 1991 <br />• Casper Creek Phase II Midgation Plan, Addendum #1 <br />June 25, 1992 <br />The additional requirements in the Revised Mitigated Determination of <br />Non-Sign�cance (MDNS), August 8, 1992, have been reviewed and <br />incorporated inco [his document. This document wlll consolidate and <br />supersede the various midgadon plans and addendum's previously <br />submitted to the City of Everett, as required in the MDNS. <br />The two phases of the property include a total of 11.32 acres. The Phase I <br />portion ot the property is 10.12 acres. The Phase II pordon is 1.2 acres. <br />Proposed development includes the construction of a townhouse complex <br />on the property. A total of 122 units will be constructed in 29 buildings. <br />fiYPOTHESIS <br />As required by the MDNS, the hypothesis for the miagaaon areas at the <br />Casper Creek is as follows: "Degraded weiland areas within the Casper <br />Creek property (Silver Lake Watershed) can be restored to: (1) exhibil <br />physical and biological attributes that occur within the natural variability <br />of monitored relatively pristine Palustrine scrub/shrub wedand <br />ecosystems within the SiEver Lake watershed and the adjoining <br />1 <br />