Resolution 2923 - Laserfiche WebLink

8. Compliance with Federal Regulations Title 24 (CFR) Section 60.3 is required. (Federal Flood Insurance Regulations) 9. All dikes shall be constructed to be two feet above the regulatory flood protection elevation. 10. The applicant shall provide a continuous paved pedestrian/bikeway adjacent to the main channel of the Snohomish River extending north to 12th Street N.E. and south to the southern terminus of the subject property. This trail system must be designed to Parks Department specifications. 11. The City shall provide temporary erosion control in the form of bridging across all drainage ditches and by placement of silt fences in and around drainage ditches as necessary to prevent drainage from the project site into adjacent ditches. Construction water shall be pumped into lagoons or settlement ponds. The City shall protect surrounding vegetation from erosion runoff from the construction area through the installation of silt fences, haybales, etc. between the construction area and the surrounding vegetated areas. 12. No motor vehicle use is permitted including two- or three-wheeled vehicles, on beaches, dunes, or fragile shoreline areas except for maintenance and preservation public health and safety. 13. The applicant shall provide all necessary background information as required by SCSMP landfill general regulation #3 (pp. F35 & F36). 14. Piers shall be constructed in a manner consistent with the Snohomish County Shoreline Master Program and not extend into the river more than 50 feet. 15. A signage plan will be provided by the applicant prior to Planning Commission approval of this project. 16. Water service satisfying all Fire Department requirements shall be provided. 17. Prior to construction, complete plans and specifications must be approved by the Snohomish Health District and prior to occupancy or use, a permit must be issued. 18. A Water Quality Certification modification must be obtained from the Department of Ecology prior to construction. 19. Upon completion of necessary engineering studies, tide gates or a better alternative should be provided to allow better tidal flushing of the sloughs on the project site and minor excavation should be carried out in the sloughs to improve the slope and eliminate stranding of aquatic organisms. Other options should be considered prior to installation of improvements with a final design to be approved by all appropriate agencies. Riparian vegetation and instream organic debris should be left undisturbed wherever possible. 20. Detailed drawings in accordance with City design and construction standards shall be submitted to the Public Works Department showing site parking layout, utilities, storm drainage, temporary construction erosion control, and all required improvements in the public right-of-way. Public Works Department approval of these drawings is required prior to any permits being issued. All improvements shall be completed, approved and warranted before the Occupancy Permit is issued. Itt R -6-