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44. Premise identification and all required Fire Department access roads and fire hydrants must be in service prior to commencement of construction. 45. Fire safety practices during construction must be in compliance with the Uniform Fire Code, 1985 Edition, Article 87, "Fire Safety During Construction." 46. For fire safety in multi-family projects with community laundry facilities, the following is required: a. A self-closing, solid core door must be installed for the laundry room. Any restraining device must be activated by an approved smoke detector. b. A covered metal container must be provided for the disposal of combustible waste in the laundry room. 47. Any security fence erected around the construction site must be located so as to not obstruct any existing hydrant, fire protection equipment, or Fire Department access. If Fire Department access is obstructed, gates or other openings must be provided. 48. The Washington State Clean Air Act requires the use of all known, available, and reasonable means of controlling air pollution, including dust. Dust generated during construction activities can be controlled by wetting those dust sources such as areas of exposed soils, washing truck wheels before they leave the site, and installing and maintaining gravel construction entrances. Construction vehicle track-out is also a major dust source. Any evidence of track-out can trigger violations and fines from the Department of Ecology or the Puget Sound Air Pollution Control Agency. 49. Any grading/fill on this site shall be done so as to not impact the surrounding properties. 50. Prior to issuance of any permits, the Applicant must pay a mitigation fee of$9,743.00 per the Interim Traffic Mitigation Ordinance No. 1670-89, as amended. 51. Stormwater runoff from paved surfaces must be routed either through a baffle-type oil/water separator in series with a vegetated swale or through a wetpond prior to discharge from the site or to wetland or stream areas. These water quality enhancement features must be designed in accordance with City Standards. 52. No stormwater facilities, including wetponds, detention facilities or vegetated swales, may be located inside wetlands, streams, or their buffer areas. Wetlands may not be used for detention of stormwater. 53. Per City standards, a temporary construction chainlink or solid wooden fence, a minimum of four (4) feet high, must be placed along the edge of the defined limits of environmentally sensitive areas, including the buffers, prior to the initiation of any land alteration activities on the site. 54. Development of the site must not adversely affect the hydrology of the site's streams, wetlands, and environmentally sensitive steep slopes. Exception: the pedestrian trail may be located within steep slope areas and required buffers. Plans for the trail must be reviewed and approved by the Planning and Parks Departments. 55. This site drains to two different drainage basins - Merrill and Ring Creek and Narback Creek. The existing drainage basin boundaries must be shown on the site topographical 7