3301 SEAWAY BLVD WHOLE SITE 2025-10-30

Ms. Sabrina Fandler City of Everett Public Works Department Engineering/Permit Services -2- August 9, 2016 The Permit Counter is open Monday through Friday from 7.•30am-l12:00pm and from 1:00pm- 4:00pm (closed between 12.00pm-1:00pm for lunch). In general, the following comI apply:Zkthr fW%Qava % dJ��1 7Y r ?1✓ The existing conditions y) line wark on this submittal and it is8i 6 causing the other line wolend in anlans difficult to read. We would�iappreciate if you would pshade bag contour lines. Additionally, isthere a way to make the wall/bottolouts more readable against the proposed contours? The main goal is to clear up the readability of the plans and eliminate any question during review and construction. (Particularly sheet C5) Response: The existing contour lines have been screened back and the callouts for V"On the wall have been revised to be more readable. sheet C5, there are several leaders pointing to infrastructure but the callout is outside of the viewport (along the entire east edge). Please bring these items into uoj view for the next submittal. Response: Where possible callouts have been moved into the viewport and the rest of he callouts are shown on sheet C6. On sheets C5 & C6, the limit line for the Native Growth Protection Area needs to be much more clearly visible. It is currently blending in with the existing contours. Although when you shade back the contours it might show up more, having a distinct line type that is bolder and has a pattern would be ideal. No proposed work should be located in this area. -AResponse: The existing contours have been screened back and the line for the native growth is now shown bolder and with a change in line type for clarity. 2. The comments below were generated from this project's Stormwater Reviewer. If you have any questions regarding these comments, please contact Jane Zimmerman with the City of Everett Public Works Department (425-257-8885 or JZimmerman@everettwa.gov). a. Comments below emailed to applicant on 711312016. i. Please see the first attachment for the general design criteria from the City's 2010 SWMM (Chapter 2, Volume 111) that have not yet been met for the design of the stormwater control pond on this site. I have printed out the appropriate pages and highlighted the criteria that haven't been met. In my opinion, the City's general design criteria for flow control and treatment BMPs are the least stringent criteria that must be met to ensure the safety of the stormwater control facility at this location. Response: The storm pond has been revised and now shows a gravel turn -around at the bottom of the pond.