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EXHIBIT 1 TO ORDINANCE ATTACHMENT I SECOND AMENDMENT TO DEVELOPMENT AGREEMENT EVERETT RIVERFRONT REDEVELOPMENT (LANDFILL) FEIS MITIGATION REQUIRED Element of the Environment Action Mitigation is Where found in Resp.Party Implementation And tied to EIS Documents Time Frame Mitigation Measure removed from the shoreline area immediately adjacent to the boat dock basin. Up to 6 new piles may be required to construct the boat dock" Plants and Animals C: Buffer enhancement along the Snohomish River shoreline Development of FEIS 4.5.4.1, RC Shoreline permits from the area north of Wetland C to the north edge of the Newland Construction Adjacent Landfill/Tire BA/HMP pp 53- property(except the City park property). Shoreline buffer enhancement proposed Fire site(Third Phase, 54; for this project will entail removal of non-native vegetation and planting of native Fourth Phase and Fifth pp 54-56 Table 12 vegetation within a 50-foot wide buffer. Soil augmentation may be necessary and Phase)and Eclipse Mill and Figure 13, will be determined at the time of plant installation. HMP/BA Table 12 identifies Site 13a, potential native buffer species that will be utilized for buffer enhancement. Native vegetation will also be established along areas where the buffer is currently absent. Removal of concrete rubble, debris, large rip rap, sheet piling, and miscellaneous waste along the shoreline and within the buffer boundary is also proposed at select locations(where shoreline integrity can withstand the alteration)will help to restore the buffer to a more natural state when in-water work is required,or when any buffer restoration work takes place in the vicinity of existing rubble, rip rap, sheet piling, and miscellaneous waste. Plants and Animals D: Buffer enhancement along the western 60-foot margin of Development of FEIS 4.5.4.1, RC Wetland C: Wetlands C and 65-foot of wetland W to include:a)Removal of invasive vegetative Adjacent Landfill/Tire BA/HMP pp 53- Shoreline permits species, b) Removal of historical rail-lines buried along the western edge of the Fire site(Third Phase, 54; wetland, c)Creation of a planting berm with the placement of approximately four Fourth Phase and Fifth pp 56- feet of amended organic soil on top of the railroad grade following removal of the Phase) 59 Table 12 Wetland W: existing rail-lines to ensure an adequate growth medium for that plant species with and Figure, 14, Building permits, a minimum rooting depth of no more than 36 inches.d)Installation of approximately 14a, 14b,and 15 as described in two feet of amended soil throughout the enhanced Wetland W buffer (due to the Director's File underlying land fill cap) e) Establishment of a native vegetation community Memo dated consisting of native coniferous and deciduous tree species and commonly associated December 1,2017 shrub vegetation within the proposed Wetland C (Western Edge) buffer that will improve buffer function; f) Establishment of a native vegetation community consisting of shallow rooting native shrub species in the Wetland W buffer while maintaining the integrity of the underlying landfill cap; g) placement (short-term recruitment) of LWD along the upland-wetland interface of Wetland C; h) I-6