1720 124TH PL SE 2016-01-01 MF Import

01/12/2005 22:54 2538582534 B A INC PAGE 0B Wetland C Is a hydrologically Isoiated wetland. Wetland C's hydrology hes been altered by the surrounding developmont that has dumped addiflonal storm water on it or possfbly removed hydrology through storm dralnage dosign. (c) Stream CoRido; No stream corridor is prosent on the property. However, the north end of the property is Just south of a stream conidor that drains Wetland B. (d) Wildlife Observed wildllfe use of lhe site (ncludes birds, Including crow, woodpecker, and songbirds. Animals expected to uUlize the site Include coyote, rabbft, and opossum. Mammals, birds, reptfles, and amph(bians are Ilkely to use the site. Beaver activity has Impacted the wetlands; the dam is approximatoly 50 feet off of lhe north edge of the proporty, (2) OFF-SITE WETLANDS The only wetlands known are the continuations of the on-site wetlands to off-site. (3) DESCRIPTION OF PROPOSED DEVELOPMENT ACTIVITIES WITHIN STR[AMS, WETLANDS, AND BUF�ERS Proposed development calls for a 14-lot plat and the filling of wetlands on lot 16, tracl 999, and Iots 9 and 10, Table 2 lists the square footages of the fills. Innovative design Is used to designate tract 996 as a Native Growth Protectlon Area (NGPA), which Is a larger forested tract than the wetlands to be fillod. Wetland A will be enhanced. A split-rail fence will be constructed around the back sido of lots 9, 10 and 16. Lot 16 has wetland fill area A and tract 999 has wetland flll area B. Lots 9 and 10 contafn wetland fill area C. Paper fill erea D is off-site from lots 9 and 10. Lots 9, 10, 15, and 16 and tract 999 encompass the buffer lost areas E and F. Trect 996 is sot-aside as NGPA; it is area G. Area H is part of wetland A near lots 15 and 16 thet will be enhanced. 3847 88A, Inc. 1/11/OS �