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F <br />1. Draft and final Permit Matrix in electronic (Word and PDF) format (emailed). <br />2. Permit/Approval Status table in electronic (PDF) format each time it is updated <br />(emailed). <br />3. Permit schedule input in electronic (MS Project) format each time it is updated. <br />Subtask 400.4 Environmental Documentation <br />Activity 1— Wetland and Stream Delineation Report <br />HDR Services <br />1. Review existing documents and refine the level of effort required for the. field study. <br />Utilize existing documentation and studies where feasible. <br />2. Dispatch qualified wetland biologists to delineate wetlands located within the Study Area <br />according to methods described in the 1987 Corps of Engineers Wetland Delineation <br />Manual, as updated in the 2010 Regional Supplement to the Corps of Engineers <br />Wetland Delineation Manual: Western Mountain Valleys and Coasts. Biologists will also <br />identify the Ordinary High Water Mark (OHWM) of any aquatic features within the study <br />area. Delineated wetland boundaries, data plot locations, and stream ordinary high <br />water marks will be surveyed and mapped by surveyor as outlined in Task 400. The <br />resulting data will be incorporated into project base maps. Identified wetlands shall be <br />categorized using the Washington State Wetland Rating System for Western <br />Washington -Revised (WDOE 14-06-029, as amended). Identified wetlands shall be <br />documented with appropriate data sheets. <br />3. The approximate boundary of wetlands and streams outside of the Study Area but within <br />250 feet of the study area will also be identified, but not formally delineated, in order to <br />identify potential project effects to buffers regulated by the City of Everett. HDR will use <br />aerial photographs and topographic data in addition to field observation to map wetland <br />boundaries beyond the Study Area. This information will be incorporated into project <br />base maps. <br />4. Prepare a Wetland and Stream Delineation Report to meet U.S. Army Corps of <br />Engineers (Corps) Searle District's report criteria. The report will include specific <br />information about soils, wetland hydrology, and plant communities, surveyed mapping of <br />the boundaries of wetlands and stream within the study area and data point locations, <br />and delineation and rating forms. <br />5. Perform independent quality control review of the deliverables. <br />Client Responsibilities <br />1. Provide proposed temporary and permanent limits of construction, which will define the <br />wetland and stream delineation study area. <br />2. Provide rights -of -entry prior to initiation of field efforts. <br />3. Provide existing wetland mapping and documentation of the methods used to establish <br />the limits. <br />V' -C4 CI -Sion S_ L!c- -e 0 2 Scope cr rices <br />