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• The Decision Document will protect 12.5 acres of similar habitat on the Boeing site. In addition, 5.5 acres of wetland and upland habitat will be protected within wetlands B and C and their buffers. Mitigation for loss of the upland habitat includes enhancing over 40 acres with native plants specifically selected for their wildlife food value and habitat diversity. • The record demonstrates that requirements included in the Decision Document reasonably mitigate impacts on wildlife and provide sufficient wildlife corridors and open space. Decision: Deny the appeal and affirm the mitigation requirements for wildlife corridors as set forth by the Responsible Official in the Decision Document [Subarea 2B(2 and 3) Wetlands and Wildlife Corridors pp 25-27]. SECTION 7: HARBOUR POINTE CUMULATIVE IMPACTS Findings: • The Harbour Pointe site is being developed by Harbour Pointe Limited Partnership. Upon satisfactory completion of the improvements, the completed project will be delivered to Boeing. Boeing intends to move several smaller operations from the existing Everett site to the Harbour Pointe site. Movement of those activities is not dependent upon or related to the expansion, although the impacts of those activities (number of employees, traffic, etc.) is considered in the Boeing/Everett expansion EIS as if no relocation will occur. • The Harbour Pointe site has undergone SEPA review and the development of the Harbour Pointe site was approved by Snohomish County. • Double-counting or overcounting of the impacts from the Boeing site would occur if the Harbour Pointe site was evaluated in an additive manner. • Conditions in the City's Decision Document are based on the assumption that the uses at the Harbour Pointe site and their resulting impacts would in fact occur at the Everett site. Conclusions: • Impacts of the Harbour Pointe site were evaluated by Snohomish County in separate SEPA reviews. 10