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• <br /> ATA,,. • r <br /> • '111116 <br /> JACK S. WAYLAND <br /> J4' 4'3'.2Director IRR9 ti <br /> STATE OF WASHINGTON <br /> DEPARTMENT OF GAME <br /> Region Four Office, 16018 Mill Creek Boulevard, Mill Creek 98012 - Telephone: 775-1311 <br /> February 5, 1987 <br /> ra7 N11 <br /> D <br /> FE8 9 198? <br /> CITY OF <br /> Planning fie`""�rT <br /> p_L <br /> Gerry Ervine, Planner <br /> City of Everett Planning Department • <br /> City Hall <br /> Everett, Washington 98201 <br /> Re: Everett Development Company Proposal SMA #9-86 (SEPA 118-86) ; <br /> fill 66 acres in Snohomish River estuary. <br /> dketro <br /> Dear n: <br /> Thank you for sending the subject document. We have reviewed it and have <br /> visited the site to make a tentative appraisal of fish and wildlife impacts <br /> of the proposed project. <br /> We note several sections of the environmental checklist are in error. <br /> For example: <br /> Section 3.a.3. (Water) : The statement that wetlands do not exist on the <br /> site is in error. The entire northern fringe of the property, outside of <br /> the dike, is salt marsh. Several small isolated wetlands also exist inside <br /> the dike as well . These are indicated by patches of sedge and other <br /> wetland plants. <br /> 3.c. 1. (Runoff) : The statement, "All storm drainage will be retained on <br /> site is ludicrous at best. How will drainage be handled? <br /> 3.c.2. (waste materials) : We have yet to see a parking lot that did not <br /> emit at least oil , gasoline, and grease into the runoff, as well as heavy <br /> metals. <br /> Construction activities will also probably contribute at least small <br /> quantities of sediments, paints, solvents, etc. <br /> How will surface water quality be protected? <br /> • <br /> 611/1214— x#-5-- <br />