1529 63RD ST SE 2018-01-02 MF Import

r r FINAL DECLARATION OF NON -SIGNIFICANCE _ SEPA J" 31-15 l This Final Declaration of Nonsigniticance shall expire on �; i� �� DU date of issuance unless a completed building permit appliit on has been submitted within that time. A request for a one year extension.of 1g81 this Final Declaration of Nonsignificance may be made to the Pi�ti:irf9 Director prior to the expiration date.I., ..............__..I..............» ERETC Description of Proposal: pubec works Dept. The proposed action Is the Issuance of building permits to allow the conversion of an existing single family residence to a duplex structure. The proposed duplex is to be integrated Into a condominium project which includes three additional duplex buildings to the west. The following factors were considered and the listed requirements placed in response to comments received from various City departments after their review of an Environmental Checklist for this proposal: 1. The area is zoned R-2, which would allow the proposed use. 2. Substantial landscaped area must be retained to provide visual screening from the contiguous uses. 3. Public Works Department Requirements: a. A detailed drawing shall be submitted to the Public Works Department showing parking layout, landscaping, driveways, utilities, storm drainage, and all required Improvements to the public right of way. Public Works Department approval of these drawings Is required J before any permits are issued. All Improvements shall be completed before the Occupancy Permit is Issued. As-builts, easements, and a one year Warrantee Bond in the amount of 10%of the cost of construction of the public water system are required within 10 working days of obtaining `✓�� public water connection. 5 b. Ay streets are to be kept clear of dirt and debris during construction. C. During construction, all truck traffic to and from the site within the City of Everett shall be on arterial streets unless otherwise approved by the Public Works Department. d. An additional sewer fee of $157 ($496/duplex minus $339/single family dwelling) will be required for the proposed duplex. Total sewer capital Improvement fees will include $496 per duplex plus $137 for the converted single family unit. e. Parking and access plan will require traffic engineer's approval. Access shall not be constructed to allow a private internal looped driveway system. Access to the easterly most lot must be limited to provide access to said lot only. f. Drainage system to be developed for handling of storm water. Rooftop drainage may be disposed of by downspouts discharging onto concrete splash blocks or by conveying to a drywell system. g. A preconstruction conference on Civil Engineering portion of project is required prior to approval of Public Works permit. The applicant shall arrange meeting involving applicant, job superintendent, contactor, all subcontractors, Fire Marshal, Planning Department Coordinator, Building Department Coordinator, Public Works Coordinator, Public Works Inspector, and City Traffic Engineer. h. Water and sewer utilities must be extended in conformance with Public Works require- ments.