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Home My WebLink AboutSWP272171(12) CITY OF RENTON CITY CLERK'S OFFICE MEMORANDUM DATE: November 19, 1993 TO: Scott Woodbury FROM: Lisa Stephens fi SUBJECT: Affidavit of Publication The attached Affidavit of Publication has been notarized by the Valley Daily News. Please retain this copy for your file. The purchase order for payment has been processed and submitted by the City Clerk. Enclosures: (1) AFFIDAVIT OF PUBLICATION xaran TnrkPr , being first duly sworn on oath — — - states that he/she is the Legal Clerk of the VALLEY DAILY NEWS ��Y °'�' The City of Renton invites you to 600 S. Washington Kent, WA. 98032 PUBLIC MEETINGS N � a daily newspaper published six (6) times week. Said newspaper is a legal on its newspaper of general circulation and is now and has been for more than six WETLAND MITIGATION BANK PROJECT months prior to the date of publication referred to, printed and published in the please come to provide input on this important project! English language continually as a daily newspaper in Kent, King County, Wash ington. The Valley Daily News has been approved as a legal newspaper by order of the Superior Court of the State of Washington for King County. Meeting 1: October 20, 1993, 7:00 to 9:00 PM The notice in the exact form attached, was published in the Valley Daily News Project Background, Goals and Objectives, Site Analysis, (and not in supplement form) which was regularly distributed to the subscribers Preliminary Renditions of Mitigation Bank Sites, and during the below stated period. The annexed notice, a Implementation Issues W P t l a n a M i t ic;a t i n n Rank P r n j a r t Meeting 2: November 17, 1993, 7:00 to 9:00 PM Presentation of Programmatic and Site Plan Alternatives Location for both meetings: Renton Senior Center was published on 1 0- 1 3-9 3 211 Burnett Avenue North Renton, WA The full amount of the fee charged for said foregoing publication is the sum of 168 . 84 What: Tice City's goal is no net loss of wetlands. The $ mitigation bank meets this goal while allowing A�� k development. Where: The project is in the Green River Valley Black River i Legal Clerk, Valley Daily News Watershed) How: The city owns 45 acres of property which can be used to reestablish historic wetlands. The restored wetlands Subscribed and sworn before me this of November 19 93 will be used to replace wetlands expected to be filled. Who: All citizens of Renton and property owners in the Valley could benefit from this project. i Your input on this project will be vital for establishing a Notary Public or the State of Washington mitigation program that is both economically feasible and residing at Auburn environmentally sound. We urge you to attend these meetings! King County, Washington If you have any questions, please contact Scott Woodbury, project manager, at(206)277-5547. VDN#1164 Revised 7/92 PLANNING/ BUILDING/ PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT Y O� MUNICIPAL BUILDING 200 MILL AVE. SO. RENTON, WASH. 98055 fs Q UTILITY SYSTEMS DIVISION - 235-2631 NT 0 TRANSPORTATION SYSTEMS DIVISION - 235-2620 TO: DATE: JOB NO.: RE: ATTN: GENTLEMEN: WE ARE SENDING YOU ❑ ATTACHED o UNDER SEPARATE COVER VIA THE FOLLOWING ITEMS: ❑ SHOP DRAWINGS ❑ PRINTS ❑ REPRODUCIBLE PLANS ❑ SPECIFICATIONS ❑ COPY OF LETTER ❑ COPIES DATE NUMBER DESCRIPTION AND REMARKS THESE ARE TRANSMITTED AS CHECKED BELOW: ❑ FOR APPROVAL ❑ APPROVED AS SUBMITTED ❑ RESUBMIT COPIES FOR APPROVAL ❑ FOR YOUR USE ❑ APPROVED AS NOTED ❑ SUBMIT COPIES FOR DISTRIBUTION ❑ AS REQUESTED ❑ RETURNED FOR CORRECTIONS ❑ RETURN CORRECTED PRINTS ❑ FOR REVIEW AND COMMENT ❑ ❑ PRINTS RETURNED AFTER LOAN TO US COPIES TO: SIGNED TITLE IF ENCLOSURES ARE NOT AS NOTED, KINDLY NOTIFY US AT ONCE THE CITY OF RENTON DEPARTMENT OF PLANNING/BUILDING/PUBLIC WORKS FOURTH FLOOR 200 MILL AVENUE SOUTH RENTON, WASHINGTON 98055-2189 FAX: 235-2541 To: Lori Pitzer Company: Boeing Commercial Airplane Group Phone: 393-7098 Fax: 393-3093 From: Scott Woodbury Company: City of Renton Phone: 277-5547 Fax: 235-2541 Date: 10/25/93 Pages including this cover page: 13 Comments: Following are copies of the handout and overhead materials for the October 20 and 21, 1993 public meetings. The existing conditions plans were reduced for faxing. Our next meeting is scheduled for November 17, 1993 in the Renton Senior Center, 211 Burnett Avenue North, Renton. Please see the attached map showing the meeting location. Your participation is important to the success of the project. I will keep you informed of any other future developments. If you have any questions, please call me at the above number. Law Offices of DAVID L. HALINEN, P.S. A Professional Service Corporation Bellevue Place/MGM Building (206) 454-8272 Rhys A. Sterling, P.E. 800 Bellevue Way NE, Suite 376 Fax (206) 646-2851 Bellevue, Washington 98004 October 21 , 1993 HAND DELIVERED Mr. Ronald J. Straka, P.E. Engineering Supervisor Surface Water Utility 200 Mill Avenue South Renton, Washington 98055 Re: Renton' s Proposed Wetland Mitigation Banking Program Dear Mr. Straka: Our firm represents several owners and potential developers of property that are located within the Green River drainage basin. Renton' s proposed wetland mitigation banking program does appear to have some positive aspects . However, we would appreciate the City considering expanding the somewhat limited area of land that would qualify for program participation to include all real property that is located within the Green River drainage basin. Participation in a wetland mitigation banking program based on larger surface water drainage basins, as compared with smaller artificial surface water collection subbasins, presents a reasonable and uniform basis for the regulation and development of those wetlands which are located within a common geohydrologic area. Because the implementation of the proposed wetland mitigation banking program is intended to further the City' s goal of "no net loss of wetlands", the area and types of wetlands that qualify for development should be expanded. Where compensation to the City' s mitigation bank is made, there should be no arbitrary upper limit placed on the size of wetlands that may be filled in exchange. Thank you for considering our suggestions and comments . Very truly yours, LAW OFFICES OF DAVID L. HALINEN, P. S . 1 Rhys A. Sterling 6�zr/S3 Questions for Discussion + 6-r,,L 1✓^i,.'r- 1. Are there any comments or questions on the goals and objectives? 2. Do you have any ideas on how we can reduce the cost for use of the sites for mitigation? a. Volunteer plantings? Donated interpretive materials? Volunteer maintenance and monitoring? b. Cost sharing? 1) Percentage split of all costs by public and private? 2) City accept responsibity for all maintenance bonding and contingency costs, or for all of these costs in excess of a certain dollar value? c. Limit the impacts to Catagory 3 isolated wetlands less than one-acre so that permitting is simplied and implementation costs are less expensive? d. Simple eligibility requirements and reduced permit costs for eligible properties? 3. How should users be chosen? a. First-come-first serve, regardless of wetland size, function, and value? b. At what point should a user be considered eligible? 4. Should public and private users be equally eligible? 5. Should the City limits the size of wetlands that are eligible? 6. Is anyone interested? How can the program address your needs in order for you to consider the City mitigation sites as a viable option? 7. Site design questions. a. Should there be public access to the site? Trails? No trails? Perimeter trails? Extensive trails? b. What type of interpretive material would be useful? Displays illustrating the vegetative, wildlife, hydrologic and hydraulic, and geologic features to be observed? Descriptions of wetland value and function? Project objective? Historical background of Green River Valley and project sites? c. What other features should be included? Flood storage? For Springbrook Creek? For private and public development projects? Type of wildlife you would like to see use the site? Wildlife habitat features? Nest boxes? Snags? Wetland Mitigation Bank Project October 21, 1993 Development Community Meeting Questions/Comments: 1. Developer's want to know all the costs and have assurances of closure of responsibility in a reasonable amount of time. a. Ideal scenerio. Construct the site and identify all costs (no hidden costs) so that developer who meets eligibility pays cash and is done. b. Without actual costs set an upper limit on potential costs so that maximum potential liability is known. C. Limit the use of hold harmless and transfer of liability requirements so that the developer can see closure to his responsibility. d. Minimize the amount of time that a developer must be responsible. 2. Development community desires "user friendly" regulations that are not overly restrictive. a. Consider ordinance revisions. 1. Eliminate avoidance/minimize requirement for Category 3 wetlands. 2. Develop single payment scheme. 3. Consider fee-in-lieu program. 4. Allow impact before mitigation. b. Reduce site plan approval time. C. Simple eligibility requirements with minimum of paper work and cost to determine eligibility. Developer typically not willing to sink money into a site unless a specific project is on line. Must be setup to realize some return for the expenditure in order to justify the costs. 3. Suggestions for funding program and increasing developer awareness and confidence in using bank sites for mitigation. a. Fund full bank site development using special assessment district or some sort of general tax and establish successful mitigation prior to issuing credit. Wetland Mitigation Bank Project Questions from Public Meeting of 10/20/93 Page 2 b. Construct entire bank site 2 to mitigate for the 5.33 acre obligation and use excess acreage as pilot mitigation bank and demonstration to development community. C. Amenities, such as trails, should come from City, not developer, funds. Developer should be responsible for basic mitigation for the associated impact. d. The City should consider cost sharing with the developer for the mitigation partly because of the increase in tax base that may result. 4. Other comments/questions. a. Will the program allow other types of credit, such as compensatory storage for filling the floodplain? b. When will a potential user be considered eligible? Following SEPA review, permit issuance, or at some other time? C. Will the program be first come, first serve, and how long will a user remain eligible once accepted? d. Public and private users should both be allowed. e. The program should not exclude greater than one acre impacts if all requirements are met. f. The program should not be limited to only Catagory 3 impacts. g. Corps has rarely issued permits. However, projects that have gone through the Corps process should be allowed to use the bank. h. General interest and support for the banking concept, but need to see more information. City of Renton Wetland Mitigation Bank Project Property Owner / Development Community Meeting ATTENDANCE SHEET Name Address Zip Phone �u !�� ;) : 2�0 �►► Ll gy�n,u S o 55' Z 71-5511 O .Cr - It2"17--z47s 7CO S F4 6vs s"At iglol 7z3,62yZ 4- 9-1— t� w Ya v o g /�C►J evc- 74-e)6 -70 1 V-L a(o -15797—6 Z o� SC�Z� uu-4 '781 2 9- l 1 c S 4(e q, I l S I L-OA Av--,- S z:= 9 E oos (,41. Alto '�� r c��pQC��2Q 5�0 Lakc htv� I� ivkl2+nc� VZU • . City of Renton Wetland Mitigation Bank Project Property Owner / Development Community Meeting: Project Background, Goals and Policies, Conditions Assessment, Conceptual Renditions, and Issues for Implementation Date: October 21, 1993 Time: 3 : 00 to 5: 00 PM Location: Renton Community Center 1815 Maple Valley Highway Arts and Crafts Room A Renton, Washington Agenda 3:00 PM Opening 3:05 Background on Mitigation Banks and this Project Goals, Objectives, and Policies for the Mitigation Bank Conditions Assessment for the Mitigation Bank Sites Conceptual Renditions of Mitigation Sites. Issues for Implementation of the Mitigation Bank 4:00 Questions and Answers 4: 15 Small Group Discussion and Public Evaluation 4:50 Next Steps for the Mitigation Bank and Closing 5:00 Adjournment Next Meeting: November 17, 1993 Renton Senior Center 7 : 00 to 9 : 00 PM Topics: Programmatic and Technical Plan Alternatives Wetland Mitigation Bank Project October 20, 1993 Public Meeting Questions posed by attendees to City and consultant staff: 1 . Can public programs use the bank? 2. What are advantages to developer? 3. Is City going to fill the major wetlands just south of SW 27th Street? 4. Does Boeing own all of Longacres? What is the zoning surrounding sites and in area? 5. Does City own strip above bank site #1 (P-1 Channel)? 6. Have you measured elevation of water level in wetland south of 27th and east of Longacres and compared with groundwater on bank site #1? 7. Saw program on public TV. Wetland biologist says wetland creation not possible. How do you respond to that? 8. What is longest time period until created wetland established? What is its success? 9. What do you do with canary grass? 10. When do you call a mitigation a success so credit can be withdrawn? 11 . How is bond handled? 12. What department in City is in charge of project? Who is responsible? One or more City Departments? 13. Has ESGRWP been resurrected? Will they coordinate with Kent? 14. Objective refers to maintain 100-year flood storage function of wetland. Is this FEMA or R. W. Beck study? 15. What is section on objectives addressing 1 :1 ratio? 16. What about displacement of wildlife during establishment of wetlands? 40 - 50 years? 17. How are buffers addressed/incorporated? 18. Has Springbrook been altered? 19. Can Springbrook be incorporated/restored? 20. Will membrane cause stagnation? Will membrane use be limited? 21 . Are you on schedule for implementing P-1/Springbrook? 22. What about drainage of Panther Creek? Wetland Mitigation Bank Project Questions from Public Meeting of 10/20/93 Page 2 23. What kind of wetlands do you plan to create? 24. Suggest funding come in possibly 50% developer, 40% City, and 10% County. 25. Will you consider public participation in monitoring? Questions posed by City and consultant staff to meeting attendees with responses: 1. Any comments or questions on the conceptual renderings and on-site considerations? a) Should there be public access to the site? How much? Limited access. Confined to specific areas. Concerned that developer may try to utilize sites as amenity. Domestic animals should be restricted. Restrict to joggers. Should be meandering. b) What type of interpretive material would be useful? Include signs for: plant species; explanation of why wetland created; historical background; Indian heritage; signs should be restricted to one area. e) Are there any other features that should be included, such as trails, flood storage, and wildlife habitat? Raptor habitat. Possibly go for higher quality habitat on Site 1 . 2. Should public and private users be equally eligible? Both should be allowed. May depend upon timing. 3. Should the City limit the size of wetlands that are eligible? Possibly exclude Category 1 wetlands. Want to see mitigation established before impact. Better to have smaller pilot projects (sending property impacts less than one acre). H:DOCS:93-1O34:SSW:ps /d/Zo/y-5 City of Renton Wetland Mitigation Bank Project Focus Group Meeting 1 ATTENDANCE SHEET Name CAddresss � Zip Phone 36orr &Joap 200 MIU-, Av,G 94053— 277-55-91 7-y 4�,Wv s �r� i r. G�%� `7 q'� S 2 72 J S S �,� (� o t -�o�e,e��► 1,2n k c'��-;ire , ��.,�N g.S Oq� JO kw.PA, 9901-1 Klon� �t ti d &67-7- nA Aue f[E SPA r-fl c T Sfe Pr^ (Odol 3011, �Aj F 0 a Leh 7— all 4 - E � �y City of Renton Wetland Mitigation Bank Project Focus Group Meeting 1: Project Background, Goals and Policies, Conditions Assessment, Conceptual Renditions, and Issues for Implementation Date: October 20, 1993 Time: 7: 00 to 9: 00 PM Location: Renton Senior Center 211 Burnett Avenue North Renton, Washington Agenda 7:00 PM Opening 7: 15 Background on Mitigation Banks and this Project Goals, Objectives, and Policies for the Mitigation Bank Conditions Assessment for the Mitigation Bank Sites Conceptual Renditions of Mitigation Sites. Issues for Implementation of the Mitigation Bank 8:00 Questions and Answers 8: 15 Small Group Discussion and Public Evaluation 8:50 Next Steps for the Mitigation Bank and Closing 9:00 Adjournment Next Meeting: November 17, 1993 Renton Senior Center 7: 00 to 9 : 00 PM Topics: Programmatic and Technical Plan Alternatives —.—._. —..._ �vl�InO ►�ryu-�rrn �� Jnlv-v Si4 I if svty if i f I; 34/ 'yco �'�';/ srbl-L 51 � �'► �c� �bn�n� ii 'i _ .__._._..___.__�S o�rr��r '1'1,.�J r►ty lywr y�H/ sr�V/ �rn�Jr� o ell s� i-�i__. u a _ -fin'► I" Wow d-c SS 3-yrS' 0 0► r` M 00 : r �srgF-R�c� y3t� Etna/ caw oy� �S, L !i N" oLt/t5 "P "in571 f L� ,f r) If b I �i 3! it �W C II ..___ .- lwe If UU ��? L J �I it i t-,a�' Cam P i; cy 6�a t�` Cary _._._..... ___-- '' _...__............... _._....._...._..__-N.._.._..._...-..._._.._..__..__.._..__..._..._.._...._.._...__..._....._..-...__..._._.-....-......_.._.._._...._.._.._.._....................._....___..._..___..-__-..._._..._._-._.__...._..-.._....._.._......._...__....._..._......._....._..___--- fi i it Ij it If tl fl �f li �I �t I I; ij l f Ij li i GOALS, OBJECTIVES, AND POLICIES OVERALL GOAL: Create a wetland mitigation program (bank) that is consistent with the City Ordinances and Comprehensive Plan OBJECTIVES • Encourage community development patterns and site planning that maintains and enhances natural systems, forms, and open spaces (EN-2.0, Comp. Plan) • Protect and enhance water quality of surface water resources (EN-4.0, Comp. Plan) • Protect and enhance the City's rivers, major and minor creeks and intermittent stream courses (EN- 5.0) Preserve and protect wetlands for overall system functioning (EN-6.0, Comp. Plan) • Protect the natural functions of 100-year floodplains and floodways (EN-7.0, Comp. Plan) • Provide for, and work toward, a regional approach to stormwater management programs (EN-10.0, Comp. Plan) • Support and sustain educational, informational, and public involvement programs in the City over the long term in order to optimize the usage, preservation, and protection of Renton's water resources (EN-11.0, Comp. Plan) • Protect and enhance wildlife habitat (EN-14.0, Comp. Plan) • Define eligibility requirements for use of the mitigation sites !• Provide a 1:1 replacement on the mitigation sites for 5.33 acres of impacted Category 3 wetlands • Increase surface storage and groundwater recharge to maintain stream base flow and decrease surface runoff • Balance community desires for economic development with the responsibility to retain the City's wetlands base and protect environmental resources �• Add to the City's wetland resource base and retain natural features 4• Consolidate wetland mitigation onto the mitigation sites t• Provide recreation, education, and research opportunites to increase public awareness and enjoyment of the City's natural resources POLICIES Is Manage water resources for multiple uses including recreation, fish and wildlife, flood protection, erosion control, water supply, energy production, and open space (EN-4.1, Comp. Plan) i• Achieve no overall net loss of the City's remaining wetlands base (EN-6.1, Comp. Plan) d• Establish and protect buffers along wetlands to facilitate infiltration and maintain stable water temperatures, provide for the biological regime, reduce amount and velocity of runoff, and provide for wildlife habitat (EN-6.2, Comp. Plan) • Provide incentives for an overall net gain of wetland functions and values of new development (EN- 6.7, Comp. Plan) �. Encourage public access to wetlands for use when sensitive habitats are protected (EN-6.8, Comp. Plan) �• New development or land modification in 100-year floodplains should be designed to maintain natural flood storage functions and minimize hazards (EN-7.4, Comp. Plan) i• Preserve natural surface water storage sites that help regulate (surface) flows and recharge groundwater(EN-8.2, Comp. Plan) ►�• Utilize, maintain, and enhance the natural stormwater storage capacity provided in existing significant wetlands (EN-8.10, Comp. Plan) • Manage the cumulative effects of stormwater through a combination of engineering and preservation of natural systems (EN-9.4, Comp. Plan) Increase the community's understanding of the City's ecosystem and the relationship of the ecosystem to water resources (EN-11.2, Comp. Plan) • Encourage preservation and enlargement of existing habitat areas through development incentives (EN-14.3, Comp. Plan) Where appropriate combine all critical areas and environmentally sensitive areas with recreational facilities to provide public access and trial linkages through separators (EN-15.7) �k:'J'T-20-93 WED 15:53 PARAMETRIX FAX N0, 206 889 8808 P. 01/07 Parametrix, Inc. 5808 Lake Washington Blvd. N.E. Kirkland, WA 98033 206-822-8880 FAX TRANSMISSION COVER RAGE FAX # 206-889-8808 To: 5caii cam" 6 ..... ............... . ......................_..... ............... ......................... 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Total 12 Notes: PEM -Palustrine emergent POWportioti of W-22 is Wetland Mitigation Site I pow -Palustrine open water CD A poHiofi of W-32 is Welland Mitigation Site 2 PSS =Palustrine scrub shrub C" • From R.W.Beck 190,Block River Basin Draft Water Quality Management Plait,Volmhe 3 and PFO =Palustrine forested CD Jones,aftd'Stbkcs 1901,Critical Areas Inventory,city of Renton Wetlands and SUVaThCoMdaft cx(egoty it bat:d'oft City or Renton wetland ordinance — --------- - -------- ------------ I OAKSDALE AVENUE 05 i 1� : .. ;�. W-32 ♦� W-32,. ♦ :W�f_" meadow;; emergent ♦ 'we#lanid,.`.and':.young ♦ :.fo:rested.:wetl4nd. : ... . � ....W- 1 4 ♦ Upland shrub and W-32 ♦ ® meadow community , 1:6 _ �8 ��ti ♦ _. cn `♦ W-32 w C' ♦` Young: :forest-e = U� MIN m ♦: 1 I 16 M lit W-32 W-40 w-32 = wetland code from FIGURE Parametrix, Inc. DRAFT Jones and Stokes, 1991 EXISTING CONDITIONS 0 75 150 — —— = Mitigation site boundary SCALE IN FEET October 19, 1993 SOURCE: CITY OF RENTON, 1993 = Soil Test Pit Location (approximate) MITIGATION SITE l0 18 . i ... . 18 W_ 1..3C W- 12 jHIGH FLOW DIVERSION 1 j CHANNEL IMPROVEMENT Upland meadow an shrublan ommunity 1 ... ....... . 16 f WETLAND M:: -,.'Young, forested, shrub, and emergent wetland communtity,, WETLAND M I .. ..W 22•. . 1 1Q zo W 2 W-2 WETLAND L: WETLAND J: 1 • Shrub community Shrub community Upland meadow and shrubland community 1. W-45 -- - - ------- - -- - - - - - - - - _ 1 W-1 4 SW 33rd I DRAFT W-32 = Wetland code from FIGURE �1 I___rI Parametrix, Inc. Jones and Stokes, 1991 0 75 15 _—_U October �9, �gg3 SOURCE: = Mitigation site boundary EXISTING CONDITIONS SCALE IN FEET CITY OF RENTON. 1993 O = Soil Test Pit Location (approximate) MITIGATION SITE 1 ti`S Y The City of Renton invites you to PUBLIC MEETINGS on its Meeting Location WETLAND MITIGATION BANK PROJECT --J� ,,t�n �, ��L1LILILJUi Please come to provide input on this important project! Z ' Sib0.N I l 3 Z Meeting 1: .October 20, 1993, 7:00 to 9:00 PM ❑ �`\\\ / uV� ka Project Background, Goals and Objectives, Site Analysis, >❑ ❑D Preliminary Renditions of Mitigation Bank Sites, andJ ❑ `�O MPIXT wr ��®[ Implementation Issues a©U�I ",y n r Meeting 2: November 17, 1993, 7:00 to 9:00 PM a � Presentation of Programmatic and Site Plan Alternatives Rbs a iPP0 s a,e Location for both meetings: Renton Senior Center � �0--- aE UD 211 Burnett Avenue North Renton,WA ' > a a DDa RWON CENU & �a❑a a What: TheCity's goal is no net loss of wetlands. The mitigation bank meets this goal while allowing development. Tth sT �+�� a D s'°yLIL Where: The project is in the Green River Valley (Black River D ❑r�i R�. Q r —7 Watershed) L How: The City owns 45 acres of property which can be used M ® � to reestablish historic wetlands. The restored wetlands ,n pro+ will be used to replace wetlands expected to be filled. O s MR Au"GE R Who: All citizens of Renton and property owners in the I `2 s, Valley could benefit from this project. Your input on this project will be vital for establishing a mitigation program that is both economically feasible and Q environmentally sound. We urge you to attend these meetings! ' If you have any questions, please contact Scott Woodbury, 3 'O project manager,at(206)277-5547. 2 4 c 0 a w The City of Renton invites you to PUBLIC MEETINGS on its Meeting Location WETLAND MITIGATION BANK PROJECT Please come to provide input on this important project! � � � , � 3T/C0.Y Meeting 1: October 20, 1993, 7:00 to 9:00 PM Site Analysis, `II`iO ul Project Background, Goals and Objectives, y Preliminary Renditions of Mitigation Bank Sites, and J 9 El lo U AWPORTST n \ g !r6 tnd g Implementation Issues S 13aw ST �j ,O� Meeting 2: November 17, 1993, 7:00 to 9:00 PM N RUM„ pLW Presentation of Programmatic and Site Plan Alternatives "S • < �� Location for both meetings: Renton Senior Center ,a D >U�DDDDD 211 Burnett Avenue North 31d R € a D� Renton,WA ,aDD DaQ What: The City's goal is no net loss of wetlands. The mitigation bank meets this goal while allowing ZS s j6M T development. ,t,n Where: The project is in the Green River Valley(Black River r Watershed) D Nt a R. ® b L How: The City owns 45 acres of property which can be used I 11' to reestablish historic wetlands. The restored wetlands ,sc wal will be used to replace wetlands expected to be filled. O 3 Ramm%L"a R Who: All citizens of Renton and property owners in the s. Valley could benefit from this project. Your input on this project will be vital for establishing a mitigation program that is both economically feasible and environmentally sound. We urge you to attend these meetings! If you have any questions, please contact Scott Woodbury, project manager,at(206)277-5547. FAX TRANSMITTAL MEMO � � a� k - t r7-QP C e6- Sc.o � � .c. dr7 MITI ATION BANK PLAN 1' '� FAX# 1� OCTOBER 20 1 93 PUBLIC MEETING 3. 44 tT�gq ASSIGNMENTS AND FORMAT . ASSIGNMENTS �� Activity or Subject Assign ents Time Meeting Setup Scott Woodbury 4-6:30 pm David Saxon Opening Ron Straka 7-7:10 pm Background Scott Woodbury 7:10-7:15 pm Goals, Objectives, and Policies Scott Woodbury 7:15-7:25 pm Conditions Assessment Parametrix Lead 7:25-7:45 pm City Assist Conceptual Renditions Parametrix Lead 7:45-7:55 pm City Assist Issues for Implementation Scott Woodbury/Ron Straka Lead 7:55-8:10 pm Regulatory Requirements Parametrix Assist On-Site or Off-Site Mitigation Small Group Discussion All 8:10-8:50 pm Next Steps and Closing Ron Straka 8:50-9:00 pm Cleanup Scott Woodbury 9:00-9:15 pm David Saxon FORMAT Opening. Introduce team members. Define the purpose of the meeting. It is important to stress that the meeting is for soliciting public input on the proposed wetland mitigation bank plan. Participants must be led to realize that wetlands are protected by local, state, and federal regulations and that we are not meeting to contest or try to redefine these regulations. Instead we are proposing a program that will help achieve the requirements in an economic and efficient manner. It is important to frame the meeting here so if it starts to go off track we can focus the meeting to its stated purpose. It is also important to stress that the program will not be funded by new taxes, but will instead potentially increase the tax base of the City. The City's purpose is to recover the costs of implementation and pass any money saved onto the community, not make a profit. ^n Background. Define mitigation banking. Give brief presentation. The valley was once a � � /✓ vast wetland that has been subjected to development and agricultural pressure. Due to filling and ditching much of these wetlands have been lost. During the inventory of the City's wetlands required by the Growth Management Act, it was found that low quality wetlands have formed on top of the filled land designated for industry that had not been October 19, 1993 Page 2 developed. To balance the community desire for economic development with the responsibility to maintain the wetland the wetland banking framework was set by the Council in the Wetlands Ordinance. The City was fortunate the acquire two parcels to serve as the bank. Goals, Objectives, and Policies. Have copies available for pickup at the sign-up sheet as people enter. Briefly express the importance of these items and relate to the project. Request the participant to make additions/changes to the list and submit at the end of the meeting. Conditions Assessment. Overview wetland communities and categorization. Present the ,�existing conditions of the sites, area, and drainage basin. Overheads include site maps, " area map, and drainage basin map. Conceptual Renditions. Discuss possible opportunities using the David Evans conceptual renditions on the overhead. Say that participants will have opportunity to provide input in the focus groups to follow. Issues for Implementation. Discuss the framework of regulatory requirements in which we must work. Give overview of federal, state, local regulations. site and off-site mitigation. Refer to the goals, objectives, and policies th t proje ncept of off-site mitigation. Stress that the project does not circumvent regulations, but proposes to achieve the requirements in an economic and efficient manner. Before breaking up into small groups, discuss the purpose of the small groups and explain that the group leader (City or PMX staff) will be recording their questions or comments so that their concerns are addressed in the plan. Small Group Discussion. One team member per group with extra staff as "rovers". Give participants opportunity to "design" the sites on copies of the sites taped to the easels. Ask the questions below. If you are finished before other groups.spend time getting to know the people. Next Steps and Closing. Give overview of future work and invite to the next meeting. Thank the people for their input. Direct any further questions to Scott Woodbury. Invite those with further questions to stay for one-on-one discussion with a team member. Questions for Small Group Discussion 1. Comments or questions on goals and objectives. Poll priorities. 2. Comments or questions on the conceptual renderings. Illustrate any suggestion on the copies of the sites taped to the easels. This is the time to ask questions about on-site considerations. a. Should there be public access to the site? How much? b. What type of interpretive material would be useful? c. Do you have any ideas on how we can reduce the cost of establishing the wetlands, i.e. volunteer plantings? d. What type of wetland communities would suggest? e. Are there any other features that should be included? How much excavation? October 19, 1993 Page 3 3. Comments or questions about on-site or off-site mitigation. Which is preferred? 4. Who should be allowed to use the bank and how should users be chosen? 5. Should public and private users be equally eligible? 6. Should the City limits the size of wetlands that are eligible? The staff member leading the group should carefully record any question or comment made by a participant for later review. This is important to seeing that their concerns are addressed in the plan. Ask for a pause while you record a question, if you feel the pace of the small group is too fast. If you feel you cannot provide an answer to a question, just say so, and add that the project manager will get back to them following the meeting. Make sure you have their name and phone number. Another option is to see if a "rover, is available and call them over for assistance. GOALS, OBJECTIVES, AND POLICIES OVERALL GOAL: Create a wetland mitigation program (bank) that is consistent with the City Ordinances and Comprehensive Plan OBJECTIVES • Encourage community development patterns and site planning that maintains and enhances natural systems, forms, and open spaces (EN-2.0, Comp. Plan) • Protect and enhance water quality of surface water resources (EN-4.0, Comp. Plan) • Protect and enhance the City's rivers, major and minor creeks and intermittent stream courses (EN-5.0) • Preserve and protect wetlands for overall system functioning (EN-6.0, Comp. Plan) • Protect the natural functions of 100-year floodplains and floodways (EN-7.0, Comp. Plan) • Provide for, and work toward, a regional approach to stormwater management programs (EN-10.0, Comp. Plan) • Support and sustain educational, informational, and public involvement programs in the City over the long term in order to optimize the usage, preservation, and protection of Renton's water resources (EN-11.0, Comp. Plan) • Protect and enhance wildlife habitat (EN-14.0, Comp. Plan) • Define eligibility requirements for use of the mitigation sites • Provide a 1:1 replacement on the mitigation sites for 5.33 acres of impacted Category 3 wetlands • Increase surface storage and groundwater recharge to maintain stream base flow and decrease surface runoff • Balance community desires for economic development with the responsibility to retain the City's wetlands base � �-�— • Add to the City's wetland resource base and retain natural features • Consolidate wetland mitigation onto the mitigation sites • Provide recreation, education, and research opportunites to increase public awareness and enjoyment of the City's natural resources POLICIES • Manage water resources for multiple uses including recreation, fish and wildlife, flood protection, erosion control, water supply, energy production, and open space (EN-4.1, Comp. Plan) • Achieve no overall net loss of the City's remaining wetlands base (EN-6.1, Comp. Plan) • Establish and protect buffers along wetlands to facilitate infiltration and maintain stable water temperatures, provide for the biological regime, reduce amount and velocity of runoff, and provide for wildlife habitat (EN-6.2, Comp. Plan) • Provide incentives for an overall net gain of wetland functions and values of new development (EN-6.7, Comp. Plan) • Encourage public access to wetlands for use when sensitive habitats are protected (EN-6.8, Comp. Plan) • New development or land modification in 100-year floodplains should be designed to maintain natural flood storage functions and minimize hazards (EN-7.4, Comp. Plan) October 19, 1993 Page 2 • Preserve natural surface water storage sites that help regulate (surface) flows and recharge groundwater (EN-8.2, Comp. Plan) • Utilize, maintain, and enhance the natural stormwater storage capacity provided in existing significant wetlands (EN-8.10, Comp. Plan) • Manage the cumulative effects of stormwater through a combination of engineering and preservation of natural systems (EN-9.4, Comp. Plan) • Increase the community's understanding of the City's ecosystem and the relationship of the ecosystem to water resources (EN-11.2, Comp. Plan) • Encourage preservation and enlargement of existing habitat areas through development incentives (EN-14.3, Comp. Plan) • Where appropriate combine all critical areas and environmentally sensitive areas with recreational facilities to provide public access and trial linkages through separators (EN-15.7) THE CITY OF RENTON i DEPARTMENT OF PLANNING/BUILDING/PUB1_IC WORKS FOURTH FLOOR I . 3 200 MILL AVENUE SOUTH : ' RENTON, WASHINGTON 98055-2189 FAX: 235-2541 t FAX TRANSMITTAL DATE: JO l q /y3 TO: )ILL O)W FAX#: 21 ^ S it j FROM: S( &&Pf (A 06y)6uj'jl PHONE#: 217 - 55y-7 SUBJECT: PUBbe, �-,6flN(� n�rlu� TPAP)C yvu Number of pages excluding cover sheet: t 1 I/Gum</mi:c/Pn X CO V 1�R J)OC/hlr CITY OF RENTON MEMORANDUM DATE: October 15, 1993 TO: Ron Straka Mary Lynne Myer David Saxon Mark Pywell Leslie Betlach FROM: Scott Woodbury SUBJECT: WETLAND MITIGATION BANK PLAN PRELIMINARY DRAFT OPPORTUNITIES AND CONTRAINTS MEETING AGENDA FOR OCTOBER 18 Please find attached copies of the above-referenced preliminary draft documents for your review and comment. If possible, please at least read them before the 1 pm meeting in the 5th floor conference room to meet with the consultant. If you have any questions please call me at X-5547. �+�Ifyytn it �� ✓Y w�rce� ¢u T m,IceG j.,� Gy. Q�f' -2 o CONCURRENCE D ATE 190193 _ ;VA,IM Scour w, CITY OF RENTON c"G l_._. Il MEMORANDUM ` DATE: October 14, 1993 TO: Mayor Earl Clymer FROM: Lynn Guttmann STAFF CONTACT: Scott Woodbury (X-5547) SUBJECT: WETLAND MITIGATION BANK PLAN PUBLIC MEETINGS The Surface Water Utility will be holding public meetings to solicit input on the Wetland Mitigation Bank Plan (WMBP). The purpose of the WMBP is to restore historical wetlands on two parcels in the Green River Valley that the City acquired in 1992. The restored wetlands will facilitate the City's goal of no net loss of wetlands while allowing development on other parcels within the watershed. A consultant contract was executed with Parametrix, Inc., in July 1993 to assist in the preparation of the WMB program and technical plans. City and Parametrix staff will be conducting the meetings. The public meetings will be held at the following locations during the times listed: • Renton Senior Center. October 20, 1993 from 7-9pm. Renton Community Center. October 21, 1993 from 3-5 pm. Renton Senior Center. November 17, 1993 from 7-9pm. The above information is included in the October 18, 1993 City Council Meeting information package as an informational agenda bill. On October 18 Scott Woodbury will be giving Jay Covington and Marily etersen copies of the documents to be presented at the public meetings for distributi to you and the Council. If you have any questions please call Scott Woodbury at X-5547. f October 11, 1993 To All Interested Parties: The City of Renton has adopted the goal of no net loss of wetlands. As a method of achieving this goal, the City is developing a wetland mitigation banking program. The main objective of the mitigation bank project is to provide advanced compensation for expected and unavoidable impacts to wetlands in the Green River Valley. The City has acquired 45 acres of property in the Valley (see Attachment No. 1) on which it intends to restore historic high quality wetlands. This surplus of wetland acreage, or "credit," will be used to offset expected and unavoidable impacts to low quality wetlands due to development. For the developer or property owner, the mitigation bank will facilitate development of parcels containing low quality wetlands in the Green River Valley. Using the mitigation bank should be less costly than performing on-site mitigation because construction of the bank will have a greater economy of scale. Once the bank is created, qualified projects will have a more efficient way of meeting regulatory requirements for mitigation. The City is soliciting input on this project from the general public through two public meetings as noted in Attachment No. 1 . In addition to these two evening meetings, an afternoon meeting will be held on October 21, from 3:00 to 5:00 PM specifically for the developer and property owner. This meeting will be held in the Renton Community Center, Room A. The Community Center is located at 1715 Maple Valley Highway in Renton (see Attachment No. 2). A separate meeting will also be held with the regulatory agencies to gain their input on the project. Your input on this project will be vital for establishing a mitigation program that is economically feasible as well as environmentally sound. If you have questions, please contact Scott Woodbury, project manager, at (206) 277-5547. Sincerely, Ronald J. Straka, P.E., Engineering Supervisor Surface Water Utility H:DO CS:93-1026:SSW:ps Enclosure ATTACHMENT NO. 1 ' The City of Renton invites you to PUBLIC MEETINGS on its WETLAND MITIGATION BANK PROJECT Please come to provide input on this important project in the Green River Valley! Meeting 1: Project Background, Goals and Objectives, Conditions Assessment, Conceptual Renditions of Mitigation Sites, and Issues for Implementation. October 20, 1993 7:00 to 9:00 PM Renton Senior Center 211 Burnett Avenue North Renton, WA Meeting 2: Presentation of Programmatic and Technical Site Plan Alternatives November 17, 1993 7:00 to 9:00 PM Same location as first meeting Meeting Location Mitigation Bank Location 1 n(�II i� °�z Ulu `\ i!ul LIIJ�,; �1� r, � rixo ' EIV Ei g � ❑II rt✓'� �E\�, I 1 \\ I I I I III S— �J I I wac rr.r pr bfe V `(L5� I I I I U l— •� w;� °�'� jOL i 1J �DI`� ST HS II 11 I� Pa ; I I I i, I fe� i 7nd II ID I II (� IE 1 LJu��»f II II I V% Pt PL i 6N ST � f'rw ' I I II s! 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The City has acquired 45 acres of property in the Valley (see attachment) on which it intends to restore historic high quality wetlands. This surplus of wetland acreage, or "credit," will be used to offset expected and unavoidable impacts to low quality wetlands due to development. The wetland mitigation bank will benefit both development and environmental interests, as well as the City. The mitigation bank will facilitate development of parcels containing low quality wetlands in the Green River Valley. Using the mitigation bank should be less costly than performing on-site mitigation because construction of the bank will have a greater economy of scale. Once the bank is created, qualified projects will have a more efficient way of meeting regulatory requirements for mitigation. The mitigation bank project will establish a larger, more contiguous system of wetlands which have higher functional value than the scattered low quality wetlands in the Valley today. As public property, this wetland system will be a public amenity offering trails, wildlife viewing and interpretive information. The wetlands will also be protected and managed into perpetuity. The mitigation bank project will also facilitate development on restricted parcels currently served by roads, utilities, and mass transit within the City's urban growth area. Development of these parcels will result in increased tax revenue for the City, as well as the creation of additional jobs. The project will also benefit the City and the region by improving water quality and providing additional flood water storage. The wetland mitigation bank will benefit the development community, the environment, and the citizens of the City. Two public meetings (see attachment) are being held by the City to solicit input on this project from the general public. Separate meetings will also be held with the regulatory agencies and with the property owner and development community to gain their input on the project. Your input on this project will be vital for establishing a mitigation program that is economically feasible as well as environmentally sound. If you have questions, please contact Scott Woodbury, project manager, at (206) 277-5547. SincerelyJf,/�Ronald J. Straka, P.E., Engineering Supervisor Surface Water Utility H:DOCS:93-1027:SSW:ps Enclosure ATTACHMENT NO. 1 The City of Renton invites you to PUBLIC MEETINGS on its WETLAND MITIGATION BANK PROJECT Please come to provide input on this important project in the Green River Valley! Meeting 1: Project Background, Goals and Objectives, Conditions Assessment, Conceptual Renditions of Mitigation Sites, and Issues for Implementation. 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Bellevue, WA 98009 415 Baker Blvd., #200 Seattle, WA 98103 Tukwilla, WA 98188 Larry &Gat r f Linda Falken Jackie Hightower Bogle&Gates First Interstate Center 2 Nickerson, Suite 300 2 Union Square 999 Third Avenue, #3000 Seattle, WA 98109 601 Union Street Seattle, WA 98104 Seattle, WA 98101 Schantal Stevens _ R.G. Bob Minnott Jerry Murray Muckleshoot Indian Tribe RGM Consulting 1100 SW 27th 40405 Auburn-Enumclaw Road , 2633 lath Avenue East Renton, WA 98055 Auburn, WA 98002 Seattle, WA 98102 James A. Olsen, PE L3000 Eleanor Zappalorian LawlerDodds Engineers, Inc. 2210 NE 8th Street ort, Crestman&Burgess 4205 148th Avenue NE, #200 Renton, Wa 98056 First Interstat Bldg. Bellevue, WA 98007 attle, WA 98104 Susan Bannon Kerrick Mainrender =WA 8416 SE 53rd Place 405 S. 7th, #207 Service Mercer Island, WA 98040 Renton, WA 98055 W Gerry Adams Johanna Bell Katie Painter Seattle Audubon Society Harza N.W. Pac-Tech Engineering 28803 NE Big Reck Road P.O. Box C-96900 2601 S. 35th Duvall, WA 98019 Bellevue, WA 98009 Tacoma, WA 98409 Bill Wolinski Mel Oleson Curtis Martin City of Kent Boeing Environmental Affairs 3728 Park Avenue N. 220 4th Ave S. P.O. Box 3707, MS 7E-ER Renton, WA 98056 Kent, WA 98032-5895 Seattle, WA 98124-2207 Stanley Nanevicz Marty Sevier/Don Marcy Jim Culler 8418 S. 134th Glacier Park Co. 3514 NE loth Place Seattle, WA 98178 1011 Western Avenue, Ste 700 Renton, WA 98056 Seattle, WA 98104 Andrew Duffus Jean Rolles Lila Campen 9605 143rd Avenue SE 9605 143rd Avenue 4908 Talbot Road S. Renton, WA 98059 Renton, WA 98059 Renton, WA 98055 Mike Campen Versie Vaupel Glen Mann 4902 Talbot Road S. P.O. Box 755 c/o Creative En meerin Renton, WA 98055 Renton, WA 98057 g g Options 5418 159th PI NE edmond, WA 98052 Prof. Marc Hershmann Prof. Rich Horner Seattle City Light School of Marine Affairs, HF-05 Center for Urban Water Resources City of Seattle 1 University of Washington Dept. of Civil Engineering, FX-10 Exchange Building li Seattle, WA 98195 University of Washington 821 2nd Ave. Seattle, WA 98195 Seattle, WA 98104 Prof. Dee Boerswa Prof. Sally Schauman Theodore Muller Department of Zoology Dept. of Landscape Architecture Dept. of Wildlife University of Washington College of Arch. &Urban Planning 1 16018 Mill Creek Blvd. Seattle, WA 98195 University of Washington Mill Creek, WA 98012 Seattle, WA 98195 Puget Sound Water Quality Authority Mary Burg B Olson PO Box 40900 WA State Dept. of Ecology Seattle Times Co. Olympia, WA 98504-0900 / 3190 160th Ave. SE P.O. Box 70 Bellevue, WA 98008-5452 Seattle, WA 98111 Dept. of 'sheries FAnneWatanabe tate Dept. of Ecology160th Ave. SE F*'r1/te�Jrwpi,4p� � Aue, WA 98008-5452 1z0" - Stand Av# w0—,zg At of l -Puget-Sound Alliance Norm Stewart ---- - �" 130 Nickerson, Suite 107 t Wash. State Dept. of Ecology Fi�O wFsiar+►Afit Seattle, WA 98109 WQFAP-MS PV-11 fwv/MninJbIrAL IX4;-, cr,w-j A 6erntq Olympia, WA 98504 I'Z-,*� SikTM AV* we) !zg ____-__-------- 5�f'�t,f wp* 9a 0r WA Dept. of Wildlife l. - _ - R.O. Aye Attn: Bob Winter Becky Herbig(wildlife biologist) WSDOT I(0b t 2> Mtu. Cpw-- eLvp. ( 15700 Dayton N, MS 138 MILA- C{LE � t !/� �$0j2 \ Box330310 / Seattle, WA 98133-9710 Bob Brandow =, :) WA Department of Natural Resources C.J. Ebert Biringer Farms Wetland Mitigation Bank Harbor Mountain Development �J S7of2 2911 1/2 Hewitt Ave. US Everett, WA 7 Tali Alaua 7524 S. 135th St. Seattle, WA 98178 - i 319a bkLJ4-VW j vuA q gaud Vince Mottola Julian Sayers Greg Schroeder 1805 Lincoln Circle SE 1133 37th Avenue 2331 Talbot Crest Drive S. Renton, WA 98055 Seattle, WA 98122 Renton, WA 98055 Dee Arntz Renate Beedon Norman Peterson 6207 Evanston N 1725 Pierce Avenue SE 3402 Park Avenue N Seattle, WA 98103 Renton, WA 98058 Renton, WA 98056 Henry Kyle Gerry Adams Sandy Webb 1140 Edmonds NE, Apt. 213 8028 35th NE 430 Mill Avenue S, #i3 Renton, WA 98056 Seattle, WA 98115 Renton, WA 98055 Mary Merbach Martha Parker Andy Levesque 13732 SE 141st 18038 187th Avenue SE Dept. of Public Works Renton, WA 98059 Renton, WA 98058 400 Yesler Way Seattle,WA 98104-2637 Tom Reiter Scott Nangle Gerry Adams 18001 113th Avenue SE 14140 56th Avenue S 28803 NE Big Rock Road Renton, WA 98055 Tukwila, WA 98168 Duvall, WA 98019 Oliver Rouse Frank Powers Joe Robel t 821 Edmonds Avenue NE PO Box 508 Dept. of Fisheries Renton, WA 98056 Renton, WA 998057 Habitat Management Division PO Box 43155 Olympia, WA 98504-3155 LaVinda Schefield Margaret Collins Carry Brown 11621 140th SE 235 Garden Avenue N 261 SW 41st i Renton, WA 98056 Renton, WA 98055 Renton, WA 98055 Kathy Tord Ralph Robertson 11621 140th SE 235 Garden Avenue N Renton, WA 98178 Renton, WA 98055 Bob Lyon =Renton, Todd R. Woosley Soos Creek Water/Se er Burnstead ConstructionPO Box 58039 1215 120th Ave. N.E. Renton, WA 98058-1039 Bellevue, WA 98005 Linda Whitaker Katherine Lynch 1201 Third Avenue Sylvia Langdon Seattle Water Department 312 SW Langston Road Seattle, WA 98101 710 2nd Avenue, Rm.1155 Renton, WA 98055 Seattle, WA 98104 Chris Clifford Albert E. Arrington 2721 Talbot Road Bonnie Scott 7027 S. 131st Street 3900 NE 21st Street Renton, WA 98055 Seattle, WA 98178 Renton, WA 98056 Darrell Kinzer John Magistro 1733 NE 20th Street Mr/Mrs. Shore 101 W. Olympic Place, #805 Renton, WA 98056 Seattle, WA 98119 1922 42 Ave. E. Seattle, WA 98112 i Valerie&Mark Groening Ray Griffin 1731 Lake Avenue S. Everett Wilcock Renton, WA 98055 Renntoton,, W WA 98059 14 Ave. S.E. 11830 164th Avenue E. A Renton, WA 98059 Robert Gray Tina Hilding 2450 72nd Avenue Mike Andrie Valley Daily News t t Washi 12021 2nd Avenue NW WA 98040 600 S. ngonon Seattle, WA 98177 Kent, WA 98032 Ben Brown Nancy Carson 13501 182nd Avenue SE Now Cugini 17 Lake Avenue S. Renton, WA 98059 Renton, WA 98055 611 Renton Avenue S. Renton, WA 98055 William&Eileen Chuphf Sarah McD onald 0 nal d 13632 SE 135th Street 9805 John Sargent 1600 Grant S. Renton, WA 98059 Renton, WA 98055 2016 Edmonds Ave. NE Renton, WA 98056 Jay Covington Gerald Bartlett Exec. Asst. to the Mayor 512 Wells Avenue N. Roy&Norma Fournier City of Renton Renton, WA 98055 4700 Talbot Rd. S. Renton, WA 98055 Amos Huseland Margarita Prentice 1916 Edmonds Ave. NE Sally Scott 6225 S. Langston Rd.Renton, WA 98056 Seattle, WA 98178 1405 N. 28th Renton, WA 98056 Marilyn Weinkdorff Randall D. Payne Matt Goldberg 16482 109th SE 720 N 33rd Street 2020 Grant Avenue S. #G201 Renton, WA 98055 Renton, WA 98056 Renton, WA 98055 Andrew Duffus Koering Holvick Deregt James E. Banker 701 Sunset Boulevard 1230 Oakmead Parkway, #210 405 S. 7th Street Renton, WA 98055 Sunnyvale, CA 94088 Renton, WA 98055 Union Pacific Corporation G. &M. Investments Renton-Talbot-Delaware, Inc. P.O. Box 2500 (,f Rainier Avenue Two Renton Place CO 80020 tle, WA 98144 15 S. Grady Way, Suite 509 Renton,WA 98055 Stephen Porter, PE David Halmen 70andBldg. Eland The Austin Company c/o AnMarCo Partnership 800 SW 16th Street 800 Bellevue Way NE - 187 Renton, WA 98055 Bellevue, WA 98004 98108 Seattle Area Plumbing&Pipe. Bruce Blume Ross Ernst 315 N. Garden Avenue Blume Garrison Partnership City of Tukwila Renton, WA 98055 146 N. Canal Street#310 6200 Southcenter Blvd. Seattle, WA 98103 Tukwila, WA 98188 ! Dennis Schober `� Mobile Oil Corporation Ka Johnson Exec. Dir. rP Y W . Schober Enterprise, Inc. i P.O. Box 290 Renton Chamber of Commerce 1400 Monster Road SW Dallas, Texas 75221 300 Rainier Avenue North Renton, WA 98055 - Renton,WA 98055 Lori Pitzer Ron Hughes =150th Boeing Company 1215 120th Avenue NE#201 P.O. Box 3707, MS 6Y-50 Bellevue, WA 98005 Seattle, WA 98124 First City Washington Jr. R. Paulsen&G. St. Germain rBurlington Northern R.R. Attn: Dean Erickson 865 Lind Avenue SW ( 2100 1st Interstate, 999 3rjAv 700 5th Avenue#6000 Renton, WA 98055 \ `Seattle, WA 98104 Seattle, WA 98104-5000 Downtown Renton Assoc. Del Rowan Jane Nishita 222 Williams Ave. S. #21 The Boeing Company U.S. West Communications Renton, WA 98055 P.O. Box 3707, MS 14-49 300 SW 7th, Room 145 Seattle, WA 98124 Renton, WA 98055 Renton Property Association Renton Village Company Jim Kramer 315 S. 2nd Avenue 830 Logan Building Dept. of Public Works Seattle, WA 98055-2010 Seattle, WA 98101 400 Yesler Way, Room 400 __ _ Seattle, WA 98104-2637 Katherine Wright John Thielke Marie Hogan 1500 Monterey Avenue NE Puger Power 36111. Street NE#195 Renton, WA 98056 Bellevue, WA 98009 Auburn, WA 98002 Fern White Judith Simpson David Ayers 36111. Street NE#195 Puget Power 8310 So. 120th Auburn, WA 98002 P.O. Box 97034, OBC 11N Seattle, WA 98178 Bellevue, WA 98009-9734 Paul Crane Mary Merbach Norman Lau The Boeing Co. 13732 SE 141st Street 15222 162nd Avenue SE P.O. Box 3707 M.S. 63-01 Renton, WA 98059 Renton, WA 98058 Seattle, WA 98124 Les Redford Jack Nelson Lauri Johnson 4827 Talbot Road King Co. Drainage Dist. #1 P.O. Box 161 Renton, WA 98055 601 W. Gowe St. Renton, WA 98057 Kent, WA 98032 M.B. Escher Allen Mikita Jenette Ramos 4408 SE 4th 620 S. Grady Way 24626 45th Pl.. Renton, WA 98059 Renton, WA 98055 Seattle, WA 98032 Bob Van Cleave Lola Johnson Rick Albright 16003 159th Pl. SE P.O. Box 201 Dept. of Environmental Protection ti Renton, WA 98058 Renton, WA 98059 1200 Sixth Ave. Seattle, WA 98101 Don Wickstrom =O'CIair Tom Mueller City of Kent Army Corps of Engineers220-4th Ave S 4735 E. Marginal Way S.Kent, WA 98032-5895 Seattle, WA 98124-2255 sr !!M Pat Wolfson Kirby Torrence Phil Mitchell Buck&Gordon 619 N. 35th Street Washington Natural Gas 1011 Western Avenue, Suite 902 Seattle, WA 98103 319 S. 3rd Seattle, WA 98104 Renton, WA 98055 Don Moody Jonathan Fordge Nicola Robinson Puget Western Metro 3110 SE Sth Street 19515 N. Creek Parkway, #310 821 2nd Ave., MS-81 I Renton, WA 98058 Bothell, WA 98011 Seattle, WA 98104 Cheryl Henry&Assoc. Mike Andre EFederal Tynes 10900 NE 8th No. American Refractories 0 Pacific Hwy South Suite 900 P.O. Box 120 Way, WA 98003 Bellevue, WA 98004 Renton, WA 98057 I GRAY J CLIFFORD & BONNIE A ROUTOS JAMES G POWERS JR FRANK J & JOHN H PO BOX 903 14522 SE 167TH PO BOX 508 RENTON WA 98057 RENTON WA 98055 RENTON WA 98055 PIEROTTI EMILIO & GLADYS L PAULSON JAMES R & ST GERMAI OZBOLT SLAVO P+LUCY M 17034 S E 184TH ST 865 LIND AVE SW 430 MAPLE AVE SW RENTON WA 98055 RENTON WA 98055 RENTON WA 98055 OCAMPO RICARDO L+FLORA S rL13241 I CLEMENT \ NELSON WALLACE F 469 MAPLE AVE SW 95TH WAY NE 968 EDMONDS AVE NE RENTON WA 98055 WA 98055 \ RENTON WA 98055 NARANJO JEFFREY D+SHANNON MWM LAND CO FABRE ALFRED R 521 SW 5TH PL 3001 E VALLEY HWY 461 MAPLE AVE SW RENTON WA 98055 RENTON WA 98055 RENTON WA 98055 i RA MAC INC FORTE RONALD M+JACQUELINE A CONTAINER CORP OF tAMERIJCA PO BOX 653 PO BOX 816 PO BOX 479 RENTON WA 98057 RENTON WA 98057 RENTON WA 98057 POZZOBON SAM J MURPHY JAMES K MORRISON G E ENT 109 SW 12TH ST 709 SW SUNSET BLVD 1432 MAPLE AVE SW RENTON WA 98055 RENTON WA 98055 RENTON WA 98055 MODERN HOLDINGS INC MCLENDON HARDWARE INC NASS LEROY 2900 LIND AVE SW 846 LIND AVE SW 15713 SE 128TH RENTON WA 98055 RENTON WA 98055 RENTON WA 98056 MIRANTE C G KING JONATHAN D MASTRO MICHAEL R 18311 SE 145TH 4441 S 176TH 510 RAINIER AVE S RENTON WA 98056 SEATTLE WA 98188 SEATTLE WA 98144 I TRUSTEES ALASKAN COPPER COM MAYER BRYAN J SEXTON RICHARD J PO BOX 3546 P 0 BOX 3802 PO BOX 88575 SEATTLE WA 98124 SEATTLE WA 98124 SEATTLE WA 98138 MAGNUSON N A SHURGARD OF RENTON JACKPOT INVESTMENTS INC 918 S 138TH ST 1201 3RD AVE #2200 1201 THIRD AVE SUITE 3800 SEATTLE WA 98168 SEATTLE WA 98101 SEATTLE WA 98101 WALKER BREE SWAIN STEVEN SHANE MICHAEL C+DELLA M (all SW 4TH PL 203 SW SUNSET BLVD 513 CEDAR AVE S RENTON WA 98055 RENTON WA 98055 RENTON WA 98055 LRENTON RERS MINERAL CO KERRY HARRY E JR KAPPENMAN BRETT A+PLOTNER,C TER RD SW 3002 LIND AVE SW 625 SW 4TH PL 98055 RENTON WA 98055 RENTON WA 98055 JENSEN CHAD H HOLLANDSWORTH NATHANIEL B FLEMING WILLARD 407 GRANDEY WAY NE 431 MAPLE SW 430 SW 4TH PL RENTON WA 98055 RENTON WA 98055 RENTON WA 98055 DIVELBISS CHARLES L BOZOTI PAUL D+LAYLA M BALLESTRASSE ART+EDITH 230 WELLS AVE S 604 SW SUNSTE BLVD 201 S.W. 12TH STREET RENTON WA 98055 RENTON WA 98055 RENTON WA 98055 BALA EARLINE M AUSTIN CO ARENA SERVICES CORPORATION 3121 SE 5TH 800 S W 16TH ST 1123 MAPLE AVE SW 1100 RENTON WA 98055 RENTON WA 98055 RENTON WA 98055 SPINNAKER INVESTMENT CROME CHARLES M+PATRICIA J TAYLOR CRAIG EQUIP CO 2407 GARDEN CT N 8821 116TH AVE SE 3100 E VALLEY RD RENTON WA 98056 RENTON WA 98056 RENTON WA 980-97 f� JOHNSON-LIEBER INC HOLMES ELECTRIC CO BUCK DOUGLAS M 723 SW LOTH ST PO BOX 9723 ��po BOX 179 PO BOX 28 RENTON WA 98057 RENTON WA 98057 RENTON WA 98057 RENTON WEST INC PURCELL JAMES S MCGERRY MICHAEL FRANK 607 SW GRADY WAY STE 200 423 LIND AVE SW 412 SW 4TH PL RENTON WA 98055 RENTON WA 98055 RENTON WA 98055 I MATHEWSON HARRY KOHL DELORES HERTZ LEO 425 MAPLE AVE SW 3330 E VALLEY RD 608 SW 12TH ST RENTON WA 98055 RENTON WA 98055 RENTON WA 98055 GUY CHARLES B (RENTON P OIL, ATTN: CLIFFORD BANNER DAHLBY THOMAS R & DAVID W 3101 SE 5TH 423 LIND AVE SW 3213 MOUNTAINVIEW AVE N RENTON WA 98055 WA 98055 RENTON WA 98056 CONCURRENCE DATE CITY OF RENTON COUNCIL AGENDA BILL I A,n,1E LINITIAUDATF Scoy�AI #. sSubmitting Data: Planning/Building/Public Works For Agenda of: —�-11; -Outob DepUDiv/Board. Utility Systems Division/Surface Water Utility LL Fes. Staff contact.... Gregg Zimmerman Agenda Status Scott Woodbury X-5547 Consent.............. Subject: Public Hearing... Public Meetings Correspondence.. Wetland Mitigation Bank Plan Ordinance........... Resolution..... ... Old Business....... Exhibits: New Business...... None Study Sessions.... Information......... X Recommended Action: Approvals: None Required Legal Dept....... . N/A (Information Only) Finance Dept..... N/A Other................ Fiscal Impact: Expenditure Required.. N/A Transfer/Amendment...... Amount Budgeted....... Revenue Generated........ Total Project Budget.. City Share Total Project.. Summary of Action: The Surface Water Utility will be holding public meetings to solicit input on the Wetland Mitigation Bank Plan (WMBP). The purpose of the WMBP is to restore historical wetlands on two parcels in the Green River Valley that the City acquired in 1992. The restored wetlands will facilitate the City's goal of no net loss of wetlands while allowing development on other parcels within the watershed. A consultant contract was executed with Parametrix, Inc., in July 1993 to assist in the preparation of the WMB program and technical plans. City and Parametrix staff will be conducting the meetings. The public meetings will be held at the following locations during the times listed: • Renton Senior Center. October 20, 1993 from 7-9pm. • Renton Community Center. October 21, 1993 from 3-5 pm. • Renton Senior Center. November 17, 1993 from 7-9pm. AGNBILL.DOT/LLH rax. aao-aivto ti,an rirsq 0Io om Ave a waste to dispose of their waste at conve- COUNTY OF KING Published in the Valley Daily News Octo- Seattle, Washington 98104 nient locations. The yard waste will be All t NO 93- -03615-6 ber 6, 13 and 20, 1993. 9493 (206) 624-2040 removed from the site on a daily basis and NOTICE TO CREDITORS MANDATORY WALK THROUGH: taken to private yard waste processing facil- (RCW 11.40.010 & .015) NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS The building will be open for viewing, ities to be recycled into compost. Clean Estate of ROBERT J. SAUTER, Deceased Auburn Youth Resources, will receive from 9am to 1pm, Friday, October 15th, at (untreated)wood waste will also be collect- The personal representative named sealed bids for labor and materials for a one 816 F Street Southeast Auburn, Washing- ed at these facilities.No toxic wastes will be below has been appointed and has qualified story addition, site work, and modifications ton.The Project Manager will be present at accepted.The yard waste drop box facilities as personal representative (PR) of this to the main office located at 816 F Street the building at that time. Those contractors will be located in King County (outside the ne estate. All persons having claims against Southeast, Auburn, Washington. who sign in at the building at that time will limits of the City of Seattle) at locations to the deceased must, prior to the time such The construction value of this project is be allowed to revisit the site prior to the bid be determined. claims would be barred by any otherwise estimated to be between $6,500 to $8,450. opening.The site will not be open to inspec- All comments or appeals must be tion at any other time. received by 4:30 P.M. on November 1, OTHER REQUIREMENTS: 1993. Comments or appeals must be sub- e Bids must be submitted on the forms mitted in writing to S provided by AYR. A Bid Bond of not less Rodney G. Hansen Ph.D., P.E. fir, than 5%of the total bid amount is required. Manager, King County Solid Waste Division The City of Renton invites you to A Payment and Performance Bond in the 400 Yesler Building PUBLIC MEETINGS • �� ' �� full amount of the contract will be required. 600 Yesler Way g �'t�, � Liability insurance of$1,000,000 is required. Seattle, WA 98104 on its This project is funded by the City of Auburn You may inquire about this proposal by WETLAND MITIGATION BANK PROJECT Community Development Block Grant Pro- contacting Edward Zaharevitz, Program gram,Davis-Bacon Wages,Copeland"Anti- Analyst at 296-4478. Please come to provide input on this important project! Kickback" Act and Contract Work Hours Published in the Valley Daily News Octo- ,deed and Safety Standards Act requirements ber 13 and 20, 1993. 9520. apply. SUPERIOR COURT OF WASHINGTON Meeting 1: October 20, 1993, 7:00 to 9:00 PNf The Owner Reserves the right to reject FOR KING COUNTY any or all bids or to waive any informalities Project Background, Goals and Objectives, Site Analysis, in the bidding.No bid shall be withdrawn for NO. 93 4 04408-0 �eekout System Preliminary Renditions of Mitigation Bank Sites, and a period of thirty(30) calendar days subse- NOTICE TO CREDITORS quent to the opening of the bids without the In the Matter of the Estate of Implementation Issues consent of the Owner. Minorities and wom- MAXINE B. REID en encouraged to apply. Deceased. Meeting 2: November 17, 1993, 7:00 to 9:00 PNI Published in the Valley Daily News Octo- The Personal Representative named � Presentation of Programmatic and Site Plan Alternatives ber 13, 1992.9518 below has been appointed and has qualified RENTON BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT as personal representative of this estate. NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING Persons having claims against the 453-1006 Location for both meetings: Renton Senior Center A Public Hearing will be held by the Ren- deceased must, prior to the time such 211 Burnett Avenue North ton Board of Adjustment at its regular meet- claims would be barred by any otherwise Renton WA ing in the Council Chambers,on the second applicable statute of limitations, serve their ' claims on the personal representative or the ��A A floor of City Hall, Renton, Washington, on Pe P {�� OL� October 27, 1993 at 8:00 p.m. to consider attorneys of record at the address stated 53 the following variance(s): below and file an executed copy of the What: The City's goal is no net loss of wetlands. The TONKIN PARK SHELTER/LUA-93- claim with the Clerk of the Court within four mitigation bank meets this goal while allowing 119,SA,AEC,V months after the date,of first publication of development. Site plan approval and setback variance this notice or within four months after the date of the filing of the copy of this Notice to allow construction of a 250 sf multipur- Where: The project is in the Green River Valley (Black River Watershed) pose covered shelter in Tonkin Park located with the Clerk of the Court, whichever is later or, except under those provisions in downtown Renton. Location: The block p P How: The City owns 45 acres of prcpeny which can be used bounded by Houser Way S., S. 4th Street, included in RCW 11.40.011 or 11.40.013, to reestablish historic-wetlands. The restored wetlands and Williams Avenue S. the claim will be forever barred. YOUNKER NISSAN EXPANSION/LUA- Date of filing Copy of Notice to Creditors will be used to replace wetlands expected to be filled. 93128,SA,ECF,V with Clerk of Court; 10-1-93 Who: All citizens of Renton and property owners in the The applicant seeks a variance from Sec- Date of first publication of Notice to Cred- Valley could benefit from this project. tions 4-14-8.B.9 and 4-31-10.4:6 which itors: 10-13-93. /s/Mary W. Reid impose landscape requirements. Section Daniel Kellogg, WSBA #5226 Your input on this project will be vital for establishing a 4-31-10.4:6 requires a minimum 15' land- of WARREN, KELLOGG, BARBER, mitigation program that is both economically feasible and scape strip when a lot zoned CA abuts a DEAN & FONTES, P.S. F` environmentally sound. We urge you to attend these meetings! public street. Due to physical constraints, Attorneys for the Estate xx applicant is unable to comply with this 100 South 2nd St. If you have any questions, please contact Scott Woodbury, code requirement and has instead proposed P.O. Box 626 project manager, at(206)277-5547. reduced landscape strips. The variance is Renton, Washington 98057 rY applicant P (206)255-8678 necessary to allow the licant to proceed �i with plans to expand the existing dealership Published in the Valley Daily News Octo- by adding 3,432 sq. ft. for a showroom. ber 13, 20 and 27, 1993. 9521 October 13, 1993 To All Interested Parties: The City of Renton has adopted the goal of no net loss of wetlands. As a method of achieving this goal, the City is developing a wetland mitigation banking program. The main objective of the mitigation bank project is to provide advanced compensation for expected and unavoidable impacts to wetlands in the Green River Valley. The City has acquired 45 acres of property in the Valley on which it intends to restore historic high quality wetlands (see attachment). This surplus of wetland acreage, or "credit," will be used to offset expected and unavoidable impacts to low quality wetlands due to development. The wetland mitigation bank is a win-win project for developmental, environmental, and regulatory interests. While the mitigation bank will facilitate development of parcels containing low quality wetlands in the Green River Valley, the project will establish a larger, more contiguous system of wetlands which have higher functional value than the scattered low quality wetlands impacted by development. Using the mitigation bank should be less costly than performing on-site mitigation because construction of the bank will have a greater economy of scale. Once the bank is created, qualified projects will have a more efficient way of meeting regulatory requirements for mitigation. As public property, this wetland system will be a public amenity offering trails, wildlife viewing and interpretive information. The project will also benefit the City and the region by improving water quality and providing additional flood water storage. The wetlands will also be protected and managed into perpetuity. The City is soliciting input on this project from the general public through two public meetings as noted in Attachment No. 1 . A separate meeting will be held October 21 with property owners and the development community to gain their input on the project. An additional meeting is planned for early November with the regulatory agencies. You will be receiving a special invitation to the agency meeting under a separate cover. Your input on this project will be vital for establishing a mitigation program that is economically feasible as well as environmentally sound. If you have questions, please contact Scott Woodbury, project manager, at (206) 277-5547. Sincerely, Ronald J. Straka, P.E., Engineering Supervisor Surface Water Utility H:DOCS:93-1025:SSW:ps Enclosure ATTACHMENT NO. 1 The City of Renton invites you to PUBLIC MEETINGS on its WETLAND MITIGATION BANK PROJECT Please come to provide input on this important project in the Green River Valley! Meeting 1: Project Background, Goals and Objectives, Conditions Assessment, Conceptual Renditions of Mitigation Sites, and Issues for Implementation. 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ST ' S 143"o 5T unr6i7r� � 1 � T s IT« iT _ S 4«ST \ :\x 3 910 MEETING LOCATION: Renton Community Center Arts and Craft Room"A" 1715 Maple Valley Hwy. THE CITY OF RENTON DEPARTMENT OF i '" ,� + ,=� �� , PLANNING/BUILDING/PUBLIC WORKS _ � _ A FOURTH FLOOR 200 MILL AVENUE SOUTH I : RENTON, WASHINGTON 98055-2189 ++� FAX: 235-2541 I t FAX TRANSMITTAL DATE: iG//3/ 73 TO: u ltc Sy/ LS FAX#: b`,� 117610 FROM: SCci" t'j OQ 03ti1LA( PHONE#: Z77 -55y'7 SUBJECT: w m B P, f ugt�i c- /n! 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Number of pages excluding cover sheet: .AWJ 1;�,& ARe r/dx-o4o u k 0TI4ft.,t 7-6 uL5 /vA 7—19n4 �I/G,nn</n,;«/fnXCt>vlilt I><)C/�,h THE CITY OF RENTON DEPARTMENT OF PLANNING/BUILDING/PUBLIC WORKS FOURTH FLOOR 200 MILL AVENUE SOUTH RENTON, WASHINGTON 98055-2189 FAX: 235-2541 f` To: Crystal Company: Valley Daily News Phone: 872-6626 Fax: 854-1006 From: Scott Woodbury Company: City of Renton Phone: 277-5547 Fax: 235-2541 Date: 10/11/93 Pages including this cover page: 2 Comments: Attached is a copy of an advertisement for publication in the Valley Daily News. We would like the advertisement run in the Wednesday, October 13, 1993 edition of the Valley Daily News. Please call me at the above number with the total cost for final authorization. The cost for the advertisement is to be invoiced to P.O. #75923. Thank you. 11wocA 7-0 G(.�hIC .�4ua�tif / �laM(c �/YvvffR Y. ldlt�. /o�//�13 SSW f The City of Renton invites you to PUBLIC MEETINGS on its WETLAND MITIGATION BANK PROJECT Please come to provide input on this important project! Meeting 1: October 20, 1993, 7:00 to 9:00 PM Project Background, Goals and Objectives, Site Analysis, Preliminary Renditions of Mitigation Bank Sites, and Implementation Issues Meeting 2: November 17, 1993, 7:00 to 9:00 PM Presentation of Programmatic and Site Plan Alternatives Location for both meetings: Renton Senior Center 211 Burnett Avenue North Renton, WA What: The City's goal is no net loss of wetlands. The mitigation bank meets this goal while allowing development. Where: The project is in the Green River Valley(Black River Watershed) How: The City owns 45 acres of property which can be used to reestablish historic wetlands. The restored wetlands will be used to replace wetlands expected to be filled. Who: All citizens of Renton and property owners in the Valley could benefit from this project. Your input on this project will be vital for establishing a mitigation program that is both economically feasible and environmentally sound. We urge you to attend these meetings! If you have any questions, please contact Scott Woodbury, project manager, at(206)277-5547. CITY OF RENTON MEMORANDUM DATE: October 11, 1993 TO: Bonnie Williams FROM: Scott Woodbury SUBJECT: WETLAND MITIGATION BANK PLAN PUBLIC MEETING ADVERTISEMENT I have arranged with the Valley Daily News to publish the attached advertisement in the Wednesday, October 13, 1993 classified section. As we discussed Valley Daily News will bill your office account#50640. Please apply the billing upon receipt to our account#421 600 18 596 38 65 65119 65119/5410. Thank you. CITY OF RENTON COMMUNITY CENTER 1715 MAPLE VALLEY HIGHWAY,RENTON,WA 98055 WEEKLY RENTAL APPLICATION (Moriday- Thursday) f'. :PLEASE PRINT Rental Request(circle one): Banquet Room Arts& Crafts A Arts 8z Crafts B Kids Korner Rental Day(s): M /4' ( ,-I Dates: Time: = ^ I to Applicant: t / J t z_L r OI Phone (day) (evening) Address: Street `>(' 4 y; City Zip Type of Function(circle one): Social Meeting Banquet Other Estimated number of guests: adults minors Will alcohol be served? Yes L] No L j Will decorations be used? Yes [ ] No [_] Is yes,what type Caterers Name (if applicable): Phone: Will a fee be charged? Yes [_] No [_I If yes,explain: Set up requirements: AGREEMENT: The undersigned hereby makes application to RENTON PARK DEPARTMENT for use of RENTON PARK facilities described above and certifies that the information given in the application is correct. The undersigned further states that he/she has the authority to make this application for the applicant and agrees that the applicant will observe all rules and regulations of the RENTON PARK BOARD. The applicant agrees to exercise the utmost care in the use of the PARK premises and property and to save the RENTON PARK DEPARTMENT harmless from all liability resulting from the use of said facilities and further agrees to use only those facilities indicated above. Applicant further agrees to read and abide by the Rules and Regulations. No alcohol is allowed for anyone under 21 years of age. Renters are responsible for anyone leaving the function under the influence of alcohol and/or drugs. The Renton Police Department will be called if any illegal situations occur on the premises. Applicant Signature Date FOR OFFICE USE ONLY Rental Fee: $ Approved: Yes [_] No [ Damage Deposit $ Additional Fees: $ Insurance Fee: $ There is a$50.00 non-refundable cancellation fee for the banquet room. Total Payment: $ Final Payment/Set-up Sheets Due: Staff Signature: Date: The Renton Parks&Recreation Department and/or its staff or personnel are not responsible for lost or stolen articles. White copy.Office;Yellow copy:Facilities;Pink cony:Applicant The City of Renton invites you to PUBLIC MEETINGS on its WETLAND MITIGATION BANK PROJECT Please come to provide input on this important project in the Green River Valley! Meeting 1: Project Background, Goals and Objectives, Conditions Assessment, Conceptual Renditions of Mitigation Sites, and Issues for Implementation. October 20, 1993 7:00 to 9:00 PM Renton Senior Center 211 Burnett Avenue North Renton, WA Meeting 2: Presentation of Programmatic and Technical Site Plan Alternatives November 17, 1993 7:00 to 9:00 PM Same location as first meeting Meeting Location I �I II II II IMitigation Bank Location Ili a STADIUM / 3 711 LLLJJJ,;; ��I�I JJJi- II �' ❑� Ts� � �1lll x��a l �1 O'\ ; I II s. ; tl a ^'• r_•-.`._.UUL �� ❑d`� AINPt7RT MY S 13btd STST ❑C�� ~ a^�i II ji +iI J �� s U I '" znai sTn ^ ` I II I I I ,.��:t 11 9!I✓/�L RfN10H p > I I I !I I I II � s•sM„, si y b II n are R sR all �®LJ RFNTON I Daa > II II s+nn _ u CF111FR 4d' �gLJ �aaa o< I I� II � tw III I I II all' n ..e sr I n >a sr jig I�il J_i 1 TM ST sr 7m D g� r III yl1 I J �� D ❑RaktRIM L � �I„ �_----- _J ire S RpTpl Nl1A(rE a �il; `'I'�', I ^+ J Sean S. Woodbury From: Mary Lynne Myer To: Sean S. Woodbury Subject: FW: Subjects for public meeting discussion groups Date: Friday, October 08, 1993 4:09PM Sulw�np l� UN o cq- b r-OVU)x14 W1 / (Ly 4.14UN6 ANd QA✓/o %A.P-001) From: Mary Lynne Myer To: Sean S. Woodbury Cc: Ronald J. Straka Subject: Subjects for public meeting discussion groups Date: Friday, October 8, 1993 4:02PM Here is the list of discussion topics for the small groups, per our meeting. You may have others that come to mind. Tracy should also review these and see if she wants to add or subtract. PROGRAM OBJECTIVES 1. Do you have any changes or additions for the goals and policies? 2. Of the conceputal renderings, which do you prefer? 3. Do you know of any reason that the bank might not be successful? PROGRAM CONSIDERATIONS: I. Should the program be an off-site or bank program? 2. Should the city limit the size of wetlands that are eligible: i.e. under one acre v over one acre? 3. Should public and private users be equally eligible? 4. How should users be chosen? 5. How should users be chosen? 6. How should credit be given to users? SITE CONSIDERATIONS 1.Should there be public access into the sites? How much? 2. What types of interpretive material would be useful? 3. Do you have any ideas on how we can reduce the cost of establishing the wetlands? i.e. volunteer tree plantings, etc. Good luck. I am sorry I won't be here to see how this goes on Oct. 21. But I will be checking in periodically and hope you'll keep me up to date. cc David Saxen LSNT�/PRTIc / C„GuuPS u1` 8-y P�DPIf� zT6�ns rwL rye/,-t TA foS fkvllaA' R.S Ains Pis rll/Le . _ n m ci nce_i GoolGl fc S Aj,MA1.- a6R�l tJ3lc< 3d' Sf9ow �7j p✓�E{ts. 713t ��,sbl� w/ NUr�PApS Page 1 la Kn amps'_ u+TzT-LAupS LTG 8 SoU s ?'® 6>SScc a� �e�sF►,ov��v� c>�00�s ��✓�o®1 se, avAa At, t.� & u Ronald J. Straka From: Mary Lynne Myer To: Sean S. Woodbury Cc: Ronald J. Straka Subject: Subjects for public meeting discussion groups Date: Friday, October 08, 1993 4:02PM Here is the list of discussion topics for the small groups, per our meeting. You may have others that come to mind. Tracy should also review these and see if she wants to add or subtract. PROGRAM OBJECTIVES 1 �-- 1. Do you have any changes or additions for the goals and policies? /°`"' 2. Of the conceputal renderings, which do you prefer? 3. Do you know of any reason that the bank might not be successful? 4f Sur— -J-44- PROGRAM CONSIDERATIONS: I. Should the program be an off-site or bank program? 2. Should the city limit the size of wetlands that are eligible: i.e. under one acre v over one acre? v ^- 3. Should public and private users be equally eligible? /� 4. How should users be chosen? — �� s��kd t�^ ^�' 1�11-1 AWI-- 1-.A �5 �A " rA" IA -� should users be o 6. How should credit be given to users? +L.s SITE CONSIDERATIONS 1.Should there be public access into the sites? How much? 2. What types of interpretive material would be useful? �x�^^+�� 3. Do you have any ideas on how we can reduce the cost of establishing the wetlands? i.e. volunteer tree plantings, etc. F CJ�4a s Good luck. I am sorry I won't be here to see how this goes on Oct. 21. But I will be checking in periodically and hope you'll keep me up to date. cc David Saxen Page 1 leilFI 3 Ut�Y O� The City of Renton invites you to i PUBLIC MEETINGS on its WETLAND MITIGATION BANK PROJECT Please come to provide input on this important project! Meeting 1: October 20, 1993, 7:00 to 9:00 PM Project Background, Goals and Objectives, Site Analysis, Preliminary Renditions of Mitigation Bank Sites, and Implementation Issues Meeting 2: November 17, 1993, 7:00 to 9:00 PM Presentation of Programmatic and Site Plan Alternatives Location for both meetings: Renton Senior Center 211 Burnett Avenue North Renton, WA What: The City's goal is no net loss of wetlands. The mitigation bank meets this goal while allowing development. Where: The project is in the Green River Valley (Black River Watershed) How: The City owns 45 acres of property which can be used to reestablish historic wetlands. The restored wetlands will be used to replace wetlands expected to be filled. Who: All citizens of Renton and property owners in the Valley could benefit from this project. Your input on this project will be vital for establishing a mitigation program that is both economically feasible and environmentally sound. We urge you to attend these meetings! If you have any questions, please contact Scott Woodbury, project manager, at(206)277-5547. /®/-7/93 IS iC i iy "f a i; ��„-_ �1.cs__.slc.�rs_ e�►yr—k----_ sc.�nr _._.__._.._.._________._ _ ._ � 3• (::�a/VrA-rcr ^$�i c, Meat,v/,,,� Cx A"I%nq ii '� 'i SFi✓d .�l C�1,uGyV10 �i4f� /KRlCkQwL� C� 2 'r'.b v/✓J r/ ! S. F n. li A� I ,,, I! 97-0 r __ ck.___ is r f/ti it 'I i� _ _.__....... ..._._4.s►� ._.._.._�si�9� a.---- ' is i j ?f 1� fj li : ?f Ij Ii li f i. �I Date: CITY OF RENTON PARKS & RECREATION DEPARTMENT APPLICATION FOR USE OF SENIOR ACTIVITY CENTER SATURDAY RENTAL WEDDING RECEPTION Name of Wedding Party: Senior Citizen: Yes 0 No Nature of Event: - Renton Group: Yes ElNo 0 Person In Charge: ' Phone No.: Address: Wedding Receptions Date of Event: TIME: (write in desired time) (Month) (Day) (Year) to (10 hour maximum) Estimated Attendance: Rental time must include time needed for set-up, decorations, deliveries, preparation, event, and Requested Space: Auditorium clean-up. (Tables will be set-up by center staff.) Equipment Needed: TIME: Senior Rental Only to (Rental time must include time needed for set-up and clean-up.) Projected Cost: AMOUNT DATE PAID NOTE: Deposit is due at the time of booking Deposit and is not part of Rental Fee. Rental Fee is Rental Fee due two weeks prior to event. 1 hereby certify that I am the authorized representative, that the above statements are true and to the best of my knowledge, and that the undersigned agrees to exercise the utmost care in the use of the Renton Senior Activity Center and property and save the City of Renton harmless for all liability resulting from use of said facility, and bound by Renton Parks and Recreation Department rules and regulations as indicated on the reverse side. You are responsible for the actions of your guests, children in attendance must be supervised at all times. Signature of Applicant: Phone Number: Date: (Home) (Work) Secondary Contact Person: Phone: - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - For Department Use Only Requested Dates Cleared: Group Classification: Permit Approved: Date: Director's Signature db93-338/satrentai City of Renton Senior Activity Center Rules and Procedures for Saturday Rental Approved applications for the use of the Renton Senior Activity Center shall be revocable at the discretion of the Renton Parks and Recreation Department or its Park Board and shall not be considered a lease. RENTALS BY NON-SENIORS WILL BE LIMITED TO WEDDING RELATED ACTIVITIES. Reservations will be accepted by written application only and must be approved by the facility manager before being booked. NO PHONE RESERVATIONS WILL BE ACCEPTED. Requests for equipment,supplies and time deviations must be in writing and signed by the Senior Activity Center Director. DAYS AND TIMES AVAILABLE FOR COMMUNITY USE: 10:00 a.m. Saturday through 1:00 a.m.Sunday morning(10 hours maximum in sequence) BUILDING IS NOT AVAILABLE ANY EARLIER OR ANY LATER. Rental time must include time needed for set-up,decorations,deliveries,preparation,event,and clean-up. (Tables will be set-up by center staff.) RENTAL FEE: $600.00(10 hours) ADMINISTRATIVE FEE: $20.00 DAMAGE DEPOSIT: $400.00 'FEE: If you are iiot out of the facility by contracted time(each additional hour or part of): $75.00 Payment of damage deposit is due at time of application;rental fee is due two weeks prior to event. Senior Citizens are eligible for"Senior Activity Center Rental Rates"for Renton senior events reserved no more than six(6)months prior to desired date. Make checks payable to: City of Renton LIQUOR: Liquor is permitted in the banquet facility but is prohibited on the front grounds,parking lot,and in the remainder of the facility. A banquet permit is required under certain conditions. Damage deposit is required any time liquor will be on-site. SMOKING IS NOT PERMITTED WITHIN THE RENTON SENIOR ACTIVITY CENTER. TABLES AND CHAIRS AVAILABLE: Stacking Chairs 250 Round Banquet Tables 24 Card Tables 10 Six Foot Tables 10 Tables will be set up by Center staff. A floor plan is included in this rental packet for your convenience in noting desired table arrangement. Tables will be set up by Center staff and are to be left up. FLAMMABLE MATERIALS: The use of flammable materials is regulated by the Renton Fire Department. In compliance with the City Fire Code and the City of Renton Fire Marshal,the use of candles or any other type of open flame is strictly forbidden. RICE,BIRDSEED,CONFETTI,DANCE WAX,ETC.: Use of such materials is not permitted inside the building. Use of the above will result in forfeiture of the entire damage deposit. ADDITIONAL EQUIPMENT: Any additional equipment brought in by the renter must first be approved the by facility manager. ANY ADDITIONAL PARK EQUIPMENT REQUESTED BY RENTER MUST BE APPROVED IN WRITING BY THE CENTER DIRECTOR PRIOR TO THE EVENT. INSURANCE: For your protection,you may wish to obtain Public Liability insurance while on City property to indemnify against loss resulting from bodily injury and/or property damage. Your personal insurance agency can assist you. No alcohol is allowed for anyone under 21 years of age. Renters are responsible for anyone leaving the function under the influence of alcohol and are responsible for knowledge of Washington State Liquor Laws as they pertain to their event. CLEAN-UP: • Remove all decorations. • Remove everything brought to the facility. • Take all trash out to the dumpster in the back of the building. • Leave the kitchen clean and sanitized,wipe off all counters and appliances,clean floors,turn off equipment. • All spills must be cleaned up and wet mopped(use water only). Cleaning equipment is located in the kitchen. No clean up should be required by the Center staff or additional clean up fees will be deducted from the damage deposit or,if necessary,the person signing the application will be billed. KITCHEN: Caterer must be certified by site manager for all kitchen appliances to be used. Kitchen use will be restricted to warming and cooling of items. Pans, dishes and other utensils are not provided. DECORATIONS: Only free standing decorations are permitted. Do not affix anything to the ceiling,walls,doors,columns,or windows. Note of caution: Wet crepe paper has a tendency to stain auditorium oak floor. MAXIMUM CAPACITY: Banquet/Seating - 252 persons. BEFORE YOU LEAVE: To insure the return of your damage deposit,make sure you have the staff person on duty check the facility before you leave. He/she will point out any problem areas at that time. Any cleaning and/or repairs that require Center staff will be deducted from you deposit. Any time used exceeding the time reserved will be deducted from your damage deposit. NOTE: The Renton Senior Activity Center reserves the right to change or cancel any part of a use agreement and related scheduled activity. The Renton Parks and Recreation Department shall have no liability for loss or additional expenses or inconveniences caused by weather or for any other reason. CANCELLATIONS: Cancellations must be made no later than 90 days prior to the reserved date,or 100%of the damage deposit will be retained. PERSONAL PROPERTY: The City of Renton is not responsible for personal property. db93-339/satrules Date: CITY OF RENTON PARKS & RECREATION DEPARTMENT APPLICATION FOR USE OF SENIOR ACTIVITY CENTER SATURDAY RENTAL WEDDING RECEPTION Name of Wedding Party: Senior Citizen: Yes F-1 No 0 Nature of Event: Renton Group: Yes l No El Person In Charge: Phone No.: Address: Wedding Receptions Date of Event: TIME: (write in desired time) (Month) (Day) (Year) to (10 hour maximum) Estimated Attendance: Rental time must include time needed for set-up, decorations, deliveries, preparation, event, and Requested Space: Auditorium clean-up. (Tables will be set-up by center staff.) Equipment Needed: TIME: Senior Rental Only ? l�ll� tG� U1ti�k /� 1l IV-4fa � to AD gkuva ' v (Rental time must include time needed for set-up and clean-up.) Projected Cost: AMOUNT DATE PAID NOTE: Deposit is due at the time of booking Deposit and is not part of Rental Fee. Rental Fee is Rental Fee due two weeks prior to event. I hereby certify that I am the authorized representative, that the above statements are true and to the best of my knoivledge, and that the undersigned agrees to exercise the utmost care in the use of the Renton Senior Activity Center and property and save the City of Renton harmless for all liability resulting from use of said facility, and bound by Renton Parks and Recreation Department rules and regulations as indicated on the reverse side. You are responsible for the actions of your guests, children in attendance must be supervised at all times. Signature of Applicant: t Phone Number: Date: (Home) (Work) Secondary Contact Person: Phone: - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - For Department Use Only Requested Dates Cleared: Group Classification: Permit Approved: Date: Director's Signature db93-338/satrental City of Renton Senior Activity Center Rules and Procedures for Saturday Rental Approved applications for the use of the Renton Senior Activity Center shall be revocable at the discretion of the Renton Parks and Recreation Department or its Park Board and shall not be considered a lease. RENTALS BY NON-SENIORS WILL BE LIMITED TO WEDDING RELATED ACTIVITIES. Reservations will be accepted by written application only and must be approved by the facility manager before being booked. NO PHONE RESERVATIONS WILL BE ACCEPTED. Requests for equipment,supplies and time deviations must be in writing and signed by the Senior Activity Center Director. DAYS AND TIMES AVAILABLE FOR COMMUNITY USE: 10.00 a.m.Saturday through 1:00 a.m. Sunday morning(10 hours maximum in sequence) BUILDING IS NOT AVAILABLE ANY EARLIER OR ANY LATER. Rental time must include time needed for set-up,decorations,deliveries,preparation,event,and clean-up. (Tables will be set-up by center staff.) RENTAL FEE: $600.00(10 hours) ADMINISTRATIVE FEE: $20.00 DAMAGE DEPOSIT: $400.00 'FEE: If you are not out of the facility by contracted time(each additional hour or part of): $75.00 Payment of damage deposit is due at time of application:rental fee is due two weeks prior to event. Senior Citizens are eligible for"Senior Activity Center Rental Rates"for Renton senior events reserved no more than six(6)months prior to desired date. Make checks payable to: City of Renton LIQUOR: Liquor is permitted in the banquet facility but is prohibited on the front grounds,parking lot,and in the remainder of the facility. A banquet permit is required under certain conditions. Damage deposit is required any time liquor will be on-site. SMOKING IS NOT PERMITTED WITHIN THE RENTON SENIOR ACTIVITY CENTER. TABLES AND CHAIRS AVAILABLE: Stacking Chairs 250 Round Banquet Tables 24 Card Tables 10 Six Foot Tables 10 Tables will be set up by Center staff. A floor plan is included in this rental packet for your convenience in noting desired table arrangement. Tables will be set up by Center staff and are to be left up. FLAMMABLE MATERIALS: The use of flammable materials is regulated by the Renton Fire Department. In compliance with the City Fire Code and the City of Renton Fire Marshal,the use of candles or any other type of open flame is strictly forbidden. RICE,BIRDSEED,CONFETTI,DANCE WAX,ETC.: Use of such materials is not permitted inside the building. Use of the above will result in forfeiture of the entire damage deposit. ADDITIONAL EQUIPMENT: Any additional equipment brought in by the renter must first be approved the by facility manager. ANY ADDITIONAL PARK EQUIPMENT REQUESTED BY RENTER MUST BE APPROVED IN WRITING BY THE CENTER DIRECTOR PRIOR TO THE EVENT. INSURANCE: For your protection,you may wish to obtain Public Liability insurance while on City property to indemnify against loss resulting from bodily injury and/or property damage. Your personal insurance agency can assist you. No alcohol is allowed for anyone under 21 years of age. Renters are responsible for anyone leaving the function under the influence of alcohol and are responsible for knowledge of Washington State Liquor Laws as they pertain to their event. CLEAN-UP: • Remove all decorations. • Remove everything brought to the facility. • Take all trash out to the dumpster in the back of the building. • Leave the kitchen clean and sanitized,wipe off all counters and appliances,clean floors,turn off equipment. • All spills must be cleaned up and wet mopped(use water only). Cleaning equipment is located in the kitchen. No clean up should be required by the Center staff or additional clean up fees will be deducted from the damage deposit or,if necessary,the person signing the application will be billed. KITCHEN: Caterer must be certified by site manager for all kitchen appliances to be used. Kitchen use will be restricted to warming and cooling of items. Pans, dishes and other utensils are not provided. DECORATIONS: Only free standing decorations are permitted. Do not affix anything to the ceiling,walls,doors,columns,or windows. Note of caution: Wet crepe paper has a tendency to stain auditorium oak floor. MAXIMUM CAPACITY: Banquet/Seating - 252 persons. BEFORE YOU LEAVE: To insure the return of your damage deposit,make sure you have the staff person on duty check the facility before you leave. He/she will point out any problem areas at that time. Any cleaning and/or repairs that require Center staff will be deducted from you deposit. Any time used exceeding the time reserved will be deducted from your damage deposit. NOTE: The Renton Senior Activity Center reserves the right to change or cancel any part of a use agreement and related scheduled activity. The Renton Parks and Recreation Department shall have no liability for loss or additional expenses or inconveniences caused by weather or for any other reason. CANCELLATIONS: Cancellations must be made no later than 90 days prior to the reserved date,or 100%of the damage deposit will be retained. PERSONAL PROPERTY: The City of Renton is not responsible for personal property. db93-339/satrules ACT'- 5-93 TUE 14: 12 PARAMETRIX FAX N0, 206 889 8808 P. 01/06 Parametrix, Inc. 5808 Lake Washington Blvd, N.E- Kirkland, WA 98033 206-822-8880 FAX TRANSMISSION COVER PAGE FAX # 206-889-8808 S Fax #: Date. -...-..��.��:..�..,.�.3..-..__......_..,........._..__.._....._........__..... Number of Pages (Total): ........15......... Comments. 2mniarts cm i _ ulnl�c, { �� Fns��q YL. S � ....11e .� .... .,... _....� .................................... .......... t n...5. 5..-....... "�...-...- .�__.__. � ... n.. a.......... ........... ,... 1� .... 1-.c.. ....�.5,�.�.. ....� .. ..... ................................................................................................... GCT- FAX N0, 206 889 8808 P, 02/06 5-93 TUE 14 13 PARAMETRIX 1 The City of Renton invites you to PUBLIC MEETINGS on its WETLAND MITIGATION BANK PROJECT Please come to provide input on this important project in the Green River Valley! Meeting 1: Project Bac arouind Goals and Objectives, Conditions Assessment, /sSvES hti October 21, 1993 ,00 to 9:00 PM cemoep+ Q. renC'4-+w b 7 Renton Community Center (see map) 1715 Maple Valley Highway Meeting 2: Presentation of Programmatic and Technical Plan Alternatives Two identical meetings will be offered. November 11, 1993 2:00 to 4:00 PM or 7:00 to 9:00 PM Renton Community Center (see map) 1715 Maple Valley Highway Meeting Location Mitigation Bank Location / { f OCT- 5-93 TUE 14: 13 PARAMETRIX FAX NO, 206 889 8808 P, 03/06 7-6 �cf�u� I�v�l�TEs��r The City of Renton invites you to PUBLIC MEETINGS on its WETLAND MITIGATION BANK PROJECT Please come to provide input on this important project in the Green Riven Valley! Meeting 1: Project Backgr�GoabsObjectives, Conditions Assessment, AA AA >1715M , 1993 o P unity Center Valley HighwayMeeting 2: n of Progran tic and Technical Plan Alternatives Ttivn ident.i.cal meeti bs will be offered. Novembe 11 993 2:00 to 4. or 7:00 to 9:00 PM Renton ommunity Center j 1715 aple Valley Highway gee-do- '{t'MS�t.ori SW+M,�je.hkftA ton44-1- oF- no act— loss anal t� Ccanc�� 6r rn axurn be u The City of Renton has adopted the goal o o net loss of wetlands. e main objective of,9 mitigation bank project is to provide ad need compensation for expected and unavoida e impacts � ' to wetlands in the Green River all The City has acquired 45 acres of property ' the Valley on which it intends to restore his ric high quality wetlands. This surplus of wet nd acreage, or Q chP�lve,'1'VllS "credit," will be used to offse xpected and unavoidable impacts to low quality wetlands due to 000 lKe- development. � 'Is' d � 8 0. Y M iraA' OY- f /Ml � wu OF wrAL ftiti mntioN lt.t�n,k,l r !S ?ilpf 14 /tr`�D 6w✓�/N�'►f✓a�t.7 SavrD, �f�r� 1 � � �tZG� y U T� fi1�N"C T1�S� �LEf/+i[.r, �rf' " • OCT- 5-93 TUE 14: 14 PARAMETRIX FAX NO. 206 889 8808 P, 04/06 i City of Renton Wetland Mitigation Bank Project Focus Group Meeting I.- Project Background, Goals and Policies, Conditions Assessment, a�ad Lrr Date: October 21, 1993 Time: TOO to 9:00 PM Location: Renton Community Center 1715 Maple Valley Highway Renton, Washington Agenda 7:00 PM Introductions 7:15 Background o itigation Banks and this Project ( C � Current tus and Purpose of these Meetings C� � Goals, Objectives, and Policies for the Mitigation Bank it,- Lem p rq� Cf fiear�l- qbv�- Conditions Assessrnent for the Mitigation Bank Sites a-nd , p�klhaJo n �{e lrtiurL .T vfT for Implementation of the Mitigation Ban - (pc�cC.t- -�ecu crs I-C441 CLhI Small Group Discussion G\ / s:669:5a Next Steps and Closing CM Wa fvr ad AlePtt' . t Aa'vc Scab rckzrc� all q vest s the -� Ped up a-w-d Ik2 nm J9o- playi OS Con af4zr'Cj K 0' J w I . ag,7Y " per' YC�041�, �4x�d (L' �`CiNd Ov13 . c.6n60 l-trAt ct4c ft)ee'11 NRX-�- � 120► �->�. YIDIU u'�' Lh z iv�w c( tie r . GOT- 5-93 TUE 14: 14 PARAMETRIX FAX N0, 206 889 8808 P, 05/06 City of Renton Wetland Mitigation Bank Project Focus Group Meeting 2: Programmatic and Technical Plan Alternatives Date: November 11, 1993 Two identical meetings will be offered: Time: 2:00 to 4:00 PM or 7:00 to 9:00 PM Location: Renton Community Center 1715 Maple Valley Highway Renton, Washington Agenda 2:00 PM Introductions 7:00 PM 2:15 Project Background, Summary of First Meeting,and Purpose of this 7.15 Meeting ( C , Presentation of Wetland Mitigation Bank mmatic Plan C/6'n+ C� �( J Pr Cation of Three Alternative Techn s for the Mitigation Bank zte5 ( QY�7�[C �CCEm CL:t 1 3:W15, Small Group Discussion 9wesf?,,4, 44 P»bttc 8:W5" 4'00 3,574 Next Stepsj and Closing d:5a 00T- 5-93 TUE 14: 15 PARAMETRIX FAX NO, 206 889 8808 P, 06/06 October 1, 1993 tmn6 LtLl ' Scr'ter►u-��- To: All Interested Parties � ,i,,t" The City of Renton has adopted the goal of'no net loss of wetlands. The main obj/idable a of the mitigation bank project is to provide advanced compensation for expected and una impacts to wetlands in the Green River Valley. The City has acquired 45 acres property in the Valley (see map) on which it intends to restore historic high quality wetlatrds. This surplus of wetland acreage, or "credit," will be used to offset expected and unavoidable impacts to low quality wetlands due to development. What does this project mean for the developer, the citizen concerned about the environment, and the Cit of Renton? For the developer the mitigation bank will facilitate full development of parcels low quality wetlands. Using the mitigation bank will be less costly than performing on-site'mitigation because construction of the bank will have a greater economy of scale. Once the bank is created, qualified projects will have a more efficient way of meeting regulatory requirements for mitigation. b For the e vironmentally_concerned citizen, the igation bank project will establish a larger, more co tiguous system of wetlands which will-'have have higher functional value than the scattered low q lity wetlands in the Valley today. Apublic property, this wetland system will be a terrifi public amenity offering trails, w�ildXe viewing and interpretive information. The wetla ds will also be protected and mad in perpetuity. � For the City, the mitigation ban/pr ct will facilitate development on restricted parcels currently served by roads, utilitd mass transit within the City's urban growth area. Development of these parcels wlt in increased tax revenue for the City as well p the creation of additional jobs. T)4 project will also benefit the City and the region by improving water quality-and reducing t�e impacts of flooding in the Valley. Your input on this proje will be vital for establishing a mitigation program th is both economically feasible d environmentally sound. We urge you to attend t e meetings! If you have question , please contact Scott Woodbury, project manager, a �77-5547. Sincerely, Ronald 7. traka, P.E., Engineering Supervisor Surfac ater Utility City of Renton s �� CITY OF RENTON MEMORANDUM DATE: September 29, 1993 TO: Mary Lynne Myer Ron Straka 2 `' 1993 Mark Pywell Leslie Betlach Engen Err' gt�D�O;^J FROM: David Saxon .sW f�. pi• Scott Woodbury 5-w SUBJECT: WETLAND MITIGATION BANK PLAN PUBLIC INVOLVEMENT PROGRAM Please find attached the following draft documents for your review and comment: • Invitation to public meetings for mailing • Invitation to public meetings for newspaper • Meeting agenda Parametrix will be submitting the preliminary draft documents identified in Tasks 1B, 1C, and 1 D of the consultant contract by next week which will be distributed to you for review and comment. The first public meeting will present the findings of the these tasks. Please submit your comments to the public involvement program by October 5 because we will need to publish and send the mailings by October 8. If you have any questions please call Scott Woodbury at X-5547 or David Saxon at X-2475. The City of Renton 0 Cd S invites you to PUBLIC MEETINGS on its WETLAND MITIGATION BANK PROJECT Please come to provide input on this important project in the Green River Valley! Meeting 1: Project Background, Goals and Objectives, Conditions Assessment, kad-Pretiminary Site Plan Alternatives 1Ssvgs kh i.►.P � October 21, 1993 7:00 to 9:00 PM Renton Community Center (see map) 1715 Maple Valley Highway Meeting 2: Presentation of Programmatic and Technical Plan Alternatives Two identical meetings will be offered. ��ry November 11, 1993 2:00 to 4:00 PM or 7:00 to 9:00 PM Renton Community Center (see map) - 1715 Maple Valley Highway Meeting Location Mitigation Bank Location i October 1, 1993 To: All Interested Parties The City of Renton has adopted the goal of no net loss of wetlands. The main objective of the mitigation bank project is to provide advanced compensation for expected and unavoidable impacts to wetlands in the Green River Valley. The City has acquired 45 acres of property in the Valley (see map) on which it intends to restore historic high quality wetlands. This surplus of wetland acreage, or "credit," will be used to offset expected and unavoidable impacts to low quality wetlands due to development. Z �� What does this project mean for the dev taper, the citizen concerned about the environment, and the City of Renton? For the developer mitigation bank will facilitate,t'development of parcels �} "' ""�.hy low quality_wetland . Using the mitigation bank will be less costly than performing on-site mitigation because construction of the bank will have a greater economy of scale. Once the bank is created, qualified projects will have a more efficient way of meeting regulatory requirements for mitigation. Will ��^ ' e f- 68 f 16-��- e „ ��-�-c+..�v b For the environmentally concerned citizen, the mitigation bank project will establish a larger, more contiguous system of wetlands which will have higher functional value than the scattered low quality wetlands in the Valley today. As public property, this wetland system will be a terrific public amenity offering trails, wildlife viewing and interpretive information. The wetlands will also be protected and managed in perpetuity.. For the City, the mitigation bank project will facilitate development on restricted parcels currently served by roads, utilities, and mass transit within the City's urban growth area. Development of these parcels will result in increased tax revenue for the City as well as the creation of additional jobs. The project will also benefit the City and the region by improving water quality and r Your input on this project will be vital for establishing a mitigation program that is both economically feasible and environmentally sound. We urge you to attend these meetings! If you have questions, please contact Scott oodbury, project manager, at277-5547. 2oC Sincerely, Ronald J. Straka, P.E., Engineering $4 pervisor Surface Water Utility City of RentonzC In Ta 'N Z-0C-A 1(c0,.A U1V,>-r l� srf cfl aKJ /KOvC/L T The City of Renton (p4N'invites you to PUBLIC MEETINGS on its WETLAND MITIGATION BANK PROJECT Please come to provide input on this important project in the Green River Valley! Meeting 1: Project Background, Goals and Objectives, Conditions Assessment, aud Preliminary Site Plan Alternatives, 4, October 21, 1993 7:00 to 9:00 PM Renton Community Center 's 1715 Maple Valley Highway Meeting 2: Presentation of Programmatic and Technical Plan Alternatives Two identical meetings will be offered. November 11, 1993 2:00 to 4:00 PM or 7:00 to 9:00 PM Renton Community Center j 1715 Maple Valley Highway The City of Renton has adopted the goal of no net loss of wetlands. The main objective of the mitigation bank project is to provide advanced compensation for expected and unavoidable impacts to wetlands in the Green River Valley. The City has acquired 45 acres of property in the Valley on which it intends to restore historic high quality wetlands. This surplus of wetland acreage, or "credit," will be used to offset expected and unavoidable impacts to low quality wetlands due to development. . `fG�F ►N�ur- on. r,(11 tkjW W10- 6,E V/-rAL r-OIL e577 Ir1j,N4 n �t2uG r(Pctr. T�7 M+j' I r $e m "/is tE ^-Yv o Gr/�/M�/Ni►�wA'G�L7 Saw. D, G/zt.t ti1U Tb '4ffX O T/l`:CSE `4tri"1r, Ae yoc• 44,e 4..,,' fc.�sfirks ( r City of Renton Wetland Mitigation Bank Project Focus Group Meeting 1: Project Background, Goals and Policies, Conditions Assessment, and Preliminary Site Plan Alternatives zrrv� Date: October 21, 1993 Time: 7:00 to 9:00 PM Location: Renton Community Center 1715 Maple Valley Highway Renton, Washington Agenda 7:00 PM Introductions 7:15 Background on Mitigation Banks and this Project Current Status and Purpose of these Meetings Goals, Objectives, and Policies for the Mitigation Bank Conditions Assessment for the Mitigation Bank Sites ��I/MMi✓y rr 7� 1°l�n, nl f�r,�',yes for Implementation of the Mitigation Bank 11lAti1G- Small Group Discussion Q-<StioKs� 4,,J lu VIC, CO3 �69:So Next Steps and Closing km4 TE�7' CowSo Su! City of Renton Wetland Mitigation Bank Project Focus Group Meeting 2: Programmatic and Technical Plan Alternatives Date: November 11, 1993 Two identical meetings will be offered: Time: 2:00 to 4:00 PM or 7.•00 to 9:00 PM Location: Renton Community Center 1715 Maple Valley Highway Renton, Washington Agenda 2:00 PM Introductions 7.00 PM 2:15 Project Background, Summary of First Meeting,and Purpose of this 7.15 Meeting Presentation of Wetland Mitigation Bank Programmatic Plan Presentation of Three Alternative Technical Plans for the Mitigation Bank Site 3:00/5' Small Group Discussion; � 44 PHbltc C,, 8:Wts 4--00 3:S6 Next Steps,and Closing a:56 1ANNiNG DIViSiO�, ry ncN1TO.N SEP 3 0 1993 CITY OF RENTON HECEIVED MEMORANDUM DATE: September 29, 1993 TO: Mary Lynne Myer Ron Straka Mark Pywell Leslie Betlach FROM: David Saxon sw f., Scott Woodbury sw SUBJECT: WETLAND MITIGATION BANK PLAN PUBLIC INVOLVEMENT PROGRAM Please find attached the following draft documents for your review and comment: • Invitation to public meetings for mailing • Invitation to public meetings for newspaper • Meeting agenda Parametrix will be submitting the preliminary draft documents identified in Tasks 1 B, 1 C, and 1 D of the consultant contract by next week which will be distributed to you for review and comment. The first public meeting will present the findings of the these tasks. Please submit your comments to the public involvement program by October 5 because we will need to publish and send the mailings by October 8. If you have any questions please call Scott Woodbury at X-5547 or David Saxon at X-2475. G V CMG /N L ' T o�- Ca�n1.uw,rY s,6 Orlo-u I-,,ovcx r i The City of Renton invites you to PUBLIC MEETINGS on its WETLAND MITIGATION BANK PROJECT Please come to provide input on this important project in the Green River Valley! Meeting 1: Project Background, Goals and Objectives, Conditions Assessment, aud Preliminary Site Plan Alternatives A, October 21, 1993 7:00 to 9:00 PM Renton Community CenterTsn� 1715 Maple Valley Highway Meeting 2: Presentation of Programmatic and Technical Plan Alternatives Two identical meetings will be offered. November 11, 1993 2:00 to 4:00 PM or 7:00 to 9:00 PM Renton Community Center 1715 Maple Valley Highway The City of Renton has adopted the goal of no net loss of wetlands. The main objective of the mitigation bank project is to provide advanced compensation for expected and unavoidable impacts to wetlands in the Green River Valley. The City has acquired 45 acres of property in the Valley on which it intends to restore historic high quality wetlands. This surplus of wetland acreage, or "credit," will be used to offset expected and unavoidable impacts to low quality wetlands due to development. �,.,�'� UU ,�' y6,1� I^" ON 7-/Ar tkjW w/u if v1rat, pa S?� ifl.��+6 A f fi-(- Au, Tom' r s $.f,� �C/N/MtiI GJriR./ /�/ S[[ /t7'D �tNva�/Ni✓Yfw.e'AVI S auNO — I yam. 44ve c.riff [.ildoal o/y rnJ uIn F t e� s fi -�-7 -SS�l7. .y FC 1Ff4W- f � ) The City of Renton invites you to PUBLIC MEETINGS on its WETLAND MITIGATION BANK PROJECT Please come to provide input on this important project in the Green River Valley! Meeting 1: Project Background, Goals and Objectives, Conditions Assessment, lHd-Preliminary Site Plan Alternatives/ /ssviS Fox October 21, 1993 7:00 to 9:00 PM ,„., S ( B.�e�r- rnrntmirty Center (see map) 1715 Maple Valley Highway ( - ct ►. q -e Meeting 2: Presentation of Programmatic and Technical Plan APernati'vL� am" Two identical meetings will be offered. O - November 1+, 1993 7:00 to 9:00 PM Renton Community Center (see map) > 1715 Maple Valle Highway 5ativc.�-d�<J Meeting Location Mitigation Bank Location i r a ` I I r October 1, 1993 To: All Interested Parties The City of Renton has adopted the goal of no net loss of wetlands. The main objective of the mitigation bank project is to provide advanced compensation for expected and unavoidable impacts to wetlands in the Green River Valley. The City has acquired 45 acres of property in the Valley (see map) on which it intends to restore historic high quality wetlands. This surplus of wetland acreage, or "credit," will be used to offset expected and unavoidable impacts to low quality wetlands due to development. What does this project mean for the develope , the citizen concerned about the environment, and the City of Renton? For the developer the itigation bank will facilitate full development of parcels+ •'� ""may low quality wetland . Using the mitigation bank will be less costly than performing on-site mitigation because c struction of the bank will have a greater economy of scale. Once the bank is created, qualifi projects will have a more efficient way of meeting regulatory requirements for mitigation. epor will also be 4@o ff.@Ri long term b For the environmentally.concerned citizen, the mitigation bank project will establish a larger, more contiguous system of wetlands which will have higher functional value than the scattered low quality wetlands in the Valley today. As public property, this wetland system will be a tspublic amenity offering trails, wildlife viewing and interpretive information. The wetlands will also be protected and managed in perpetuity..b��. For the City, the mitigation bank project will facilitate development on restricted parcels currently served by roads, utilities, and mass transit within the City's urban growth area. Development of these parcels will result in increased tax revenue for the City as well as the creation of additional jobs. The project will also benefit the City and the region by improving water quality and reducing the impacts of flooding in the Valley. Your input on this project will be vital for establishing a mitigation program that is both economically feasible and environmentally sound. We urge you to attend these meetings! If you have questions, please contact Scott Woodbury, project manager, at277-5547. 2oC Sincerely, Ronald J. Straka, P.E., Engineering Supervisor Surface Water Utility City of Renton City of Renton Wetland Mitigation Bank Project Focus Group Meeting 1: Project Background, Goals and Policies, Conditions Assessment, a%nd Preliminary Site Plan Alternatives/zrrve-y Ca r t,4,p to ,,,4,,owt iuK Date: October 21, 1993 Time: 7:00 to 9:00 PM Location: Renton Community Center 1715 Maple Valley Highway Renton, Washington Agenda e 7:00 PM ;06 Background on Mitigation Banks an this Project Z` Current Status and Purpose of thes Meetings Goals, Objectives, and Policies for the Mitigation Bank 7 Conditions Assessment for the Mitig tion Bank Sites for Implementati'an of the Mitigati n Bank 8:W/.f' Small �Group Discussion Oveffrvig� v� 98 8:so Next ps and Ijig City of Renton Wetland Mitigation Bank Project Focus Group Meeting 2: Programmatic and Technical Plan Alternatives Date: November 11, 1993 Two identical meetings will be offered: Time: 2:00 to 4:00 PM or 7:00 to 9:00 PM Location: Renton Community Center 1715 Maple Valley Highway Renton, Washington Agenda 2:00 PM Introductions 7:00 PM 2:15 Project Background, Summary of First Meeting,and Purpose of this 7:15 Meeting Presentation of Wetland Mitigation Bank Programmatic Plan Presentation of Three Alternative Technical Plans for the Mitigation Bank Site 3:W15' Small Group Discussion 6(�.csha�Si a.�( f blic C,.,,,,,e 8:W t,5 4-00 3:S6 Next Stepsaand Closing d:56 DEVELOPMENT PLANNING CITY OF PENTON SEP 2 91993 RECEIVED CITY OF RENTON MEMORANDUM DATE: September 29, 1993 TO: Mary Lynne Myer Ron Straka Mark Pywell Leslie Betlach FROM: David Saxon sw Fes. Scott Woodbury 5-c j SUBJECT: WETLAND MITIGATION BANK PLAN PUBLIC INVOLVEMENT PROGRAM Please find attached the following draft documents for your review and comment: • Invitation to public meetings for mailing • Invitation to public meetings for newspaper • Meeting agenda Parametrix will be submitting the preliminary draft documents identified in Tasks 113, 1C, and 1 D of the consultant contract by next week which will be distributed to you for review and comment. The first public meeting will present the findings of the these tasks. Please submit your comments to the public involvement program by October 5 because we will need to publish and send the mailings by October 8. If you have any questions please call Scott Woodbury at X-5547 or David Saxon at X-2475. ' The City of Renton invites you to PUBLIC MEETINGS on its WETLAND MITIGATION BANK PROJECT Please come to provide input on this important project in the Green River Valley! Meeting 1: Project Background, Goals and Objectives, Conditions Assessment, 2Hd'Preliminary Site Plan Alternatives/ /ssvgS f-*h October 21, 1993 7:00 to 9:00 PM Renton Community Center (see map) 1715 Maple Valley Highway Meeting 2: Presentation of Programmatic and Technical Plan Alternatives Two identical meetings will be offered. November 11, 1993 2:00 to 4:00 PM or 7:00 to 9:00 PM Renton Community Center (see map) 1715 Maple Valley Highway Meeting Location Mitigation Bank Location I October 1, 1993 To: All Interested Parties The City of Renton has adopted the goal of no net loss of wetlands. The main objective of the mitigation bank project is to provide advanced compensation for expected and unavoidable impacts to wetlands in the Green River Valley. The City has acquired 45 acres of property in the Valley (see map) on which it intends to restore historic high quality wetlands. This surplus of wetland acreage, or "credit," will be used to offset expected and unavoidable impacts to low quality wetlands due to development. at does t4a_Ci ,the mitigation bank will facilitate full development of parcels MM low quality wetlands. Using the mitigation bank will be less costly than performing on-site mitigation because construction of the bank will have a greater economy of scale. Once the bank is created, qualified projects wiff have a more efficient way of meeting regulatory requirements for mitigation. b r +hP Pn.,;�^,,.Y,A„+a113LCrdnrarriarl r;r;�a^, e mitigation bank project will establish a larger, more contiguous system of wetlands whi,,"ill have higher functional value than the scattered low quality wetlands in the Valley toda As public property, this wetland system will be a terrific public amenity offering trailywildlife viewing and interpretive information. The wetlands will also be protected and anaked,,in��perpetuity.by-6te-eity. Ae mitigation ba project will'facilitate development on restricted parcels currently served by roads, ut' hies, and mass transit within the City's urban growth area. Development of these parc s will result in increased tax revenue for the City as well as the creation of additional job . The project will also benefit the City the region by improving r water quality and reduc'� the impacts of floodin in the Val �,� — r✓e,�0Gl c✓v Zh4 v oe�va<rr� v� T ar��Tl� Wiz,ae..s � c��.✓ �Y Zfi c- L�1di�ar/�1G�lij our input on this p oJect wilhbe vital for establishing a mVtigation program that is both �'� t✓� �� P economically feasi a and environmentally sound. We urge you to attend these meetings! If you have ques ions, please contact Scott Woodbury, project manager, at277-5547. 2oC Sincerely, Ronald J. Straka, P.E., Engineering Supervisor Surface Water Utility City of Renton Coo iN LpC ptLl(��IwuNHY The City of Renton invites you to PUBLIC MEETINGS on its WETLAND MITIGATION BANK PROJECT Please come to provide input on this important project in the Green River Valley! Meeting 1: Project Background, Goals and Objectives, Conditions Assessment, aal Preliminary Site Plan Alternatives, mow,- A, October 21, 1993 7:00 to 9:00 PM Renton Community Center Tsn� 1715 Maple Valley Highway Meeting 2: Presentation of Programmatic and Technical Plan Alternatives Tiun identical meetings will be offered. November 11, 1993 2:00 to 4:00 PM or 7:00 to 9:00 PM Renton Community Center j 1715 Maple Valley Highway The City of Renton has adopted the goal of no net loss of wetlands. The main objective of the mitigation bank project is to provide advanced compensation for expected and unavoidable impacts to wetlands in the Green River Valley. The City has acquired 45 acres of property in the Valley on which it intends to restore historic high quality wetlands. This surplus of wetland acreage, or "credit," will be used to offset expected and unavoidable impacts to low quality wetlands due to development. y6jN //- „r 6N 7',N?s �MJbtf w/U- Af VitAc, Fiti -'.ST 4 n n,171leAIl6l0 A-GOr— 7-4-k1r /f /&M 5GoNJA%1e.,h'14. AW/is lE ^-Yv0 As;;"v//4 Saw. e, G/tGt y�U Tb 41Y0 T/-l�S� -+4AV-J&X, Ae you �ibv� 4.J f aRtfiehs ( � City of Renton Wetland Mitigation Bank Project Focus Group Meeting 1: Project Background, Goals and Policies, Conditions Assessment, aNd Preliminary Site Plan Alternatives .zvxve-Y Per l,hpl�4.daf�v�. Date: October 21, 1993 Time: 7:00 to 9:00 PM Location: Renton Community Center 1715 Maple Valley Highway Renton, Washington Agenda 7:00 PM Introductions 7:15 Background on Mitigation Banks and this Project Current Status and Purpose of these Meetings Goals, Objectives, and Policies for the Mitigation Bank Conditions Assessment for the Mitigation Bank Sites P/ /i.v, we✓). Sr7e P/4-,L i.eS S�eSv� for Implementation of the Mitigation Bank Small Group Discussion Q��str S� 41J A8 8:So Next Steps and Closing City of Renton Wetland Mitigation Bank Project Focus Group Meeting 2: Programmatic and Technical Plan Alternatives Date: November 11, 1993 Two identical meetings will be offered: Time: 2:00 to 4:00 PM or 7:00 to 9:00 PM Location: Renton Community Center 1715 Maple Valley Highway Renton, Washington Agenda 2:00 PM Introductions 7:00 PM 2:15 Project Background, Summary of First Meeting,and Purpose of this 7:15 Meeting Presentation of Wetland Mitigation Bank Programmatic Plan Presentation of Three Alternative Technical Plans for the Mitigation Bank Site 3:W15' Small Group Discussion OvcWid.•si 44 f.blic C 8:86�s 4:N 3.4' Next Steps,,and Closing d:5o THE CITY OF RENTON i DEPARTMENT OF i ; }~�� PLANNING/BUILDING/PUBLIC WORKS FOURTH FLOOR i 200 MILL AVENUE SOUTH I ' RENTON, WASHINGTON' 98055-2189 FAX: 235-2541 I '. �• l FAX TRANSMITTAL DATE: /1 3 a/73 TO: 19ACd� /1'l� FAX#: 9 —89 68 FROM: SCOzi C. .mOS VbM PHONE#: `77-$5y7 SUBJECT: 4-rVin n,�-7,Ep 9/21/53 c,✓1 A►iAcHmrse�s Number of pages excluding cover sheet: 1/(.,rm:/nl-�C/FA X(:( VI-n I)tw/w t ♦ V CITY OF RENTON Planning/Building/Public Works Department Earl Clymer, Mayor Lynn Guttmann,Administrator September 29, 1993 Tracy P. McKenzie Parametrix, Inc. 5808 Lake Washington Blvd. NE Kirkland, WA 98033 SUBJECT: CITY OF RENTON WETLAND MITIGATION BANK PLAN TASK 1 F - PUBLIC INVOLVEMENT PROGRAM Dear Ms. McKenzie: This letter is in follow-up to our telephone conversation of September 27, 1993. Attached for your review and comment are the following documents for the project's public involvement program: • Invitation to public meetings for mailing • Invitation to public meetings for newspaper • Meeting agenda Please submit your comments by October 5, 1993 so that we can publish the mailings and notices by October 8, 1993. As we discussed the resource agencies meeting identified in Task IC to present the results of the mitigation goals and objectives will be combined with the Task ID meeting. As we agreed the three hours budgeted for the Task IC meeting will be transferred to the Task 1 F public involvement budget. The public involvement meetings are scheduled for October 21, 1993 and November 11, 1993. Although we only have the budget for your participation at one meeting you indicated that you plan to attend all meetings. Please let me know how you would like to be involved so that we can finalize who will be making the presentations and how we can work together to facilitating successful meetings. The agenda for the meeting assumes that you will provide the preliminary draft documents identified in Tasks IB, IC, and ID by early next week. We also need to establish a meeting date with the City and resource agencies to discuss the results. Please keep me informed of any potential problems with maintaining the revised task and project completion dates so that we can work together to keep the project on schedule. If you have any questions please call me at (206)277-5547. Sincerely, 1 C>_ !,J Scott Woodbury, Pr ject Manager Surface Water Utility H:DOCS:93-946:SSW:ps CC: Ronald J. Straka Enclosures 200 Mill Avenue South - Renton, Washington 98055 THIS PAPER CONTAINS 50 RECYCLED MATERIAL,10%POST CONSUMER The City of Renton invites you to PUBLIC MEETINGS on its WETLAND MITIGATION BANK PROJECT Please come to provide input on this important project in the Green River Valley! Meeting 1: Project Background, Goals and Objectives, Conditions Assessment, ,tad- Site Plan Alternatives /ssvjs k(L i,►,p ,r�, � October 21, 1993 7:00 to 9:00 PM Renton Community Center (see map) 1715 Maple Valley Highway Meeting 2: Presentation of Programmatic and Technical Plan Alternatives Two identical meetings will be offered. November 11, 1993 2:00 to 4:00 PM or 7:00 to 9:00 PM Renton Community Center (see map) 1715 Maple Valley Highway Meeting Location Mitigation Bank Location i � f i r y TQ �a iN o�.ALI(a�ntiur�,�Y The City of Renton invites you to PUBLIC MEETINGS on its WETLAND MITIGATION BANK PROJECT Please come to provide input on this important project in the Green River Valley! Meeting 1: Project Background, Goals and Objectives, Conditions Assessment, aqd Preliminary Site Plan Alternatives A, October 21, 1993 7:00 to 9:00 PM Renton Community Center 1715 Maple Valley Highway Meeting 2: Presentation of Programmatic and Technical Plan Alternatives T v n Ident;c1 ^nr-etings will be offered. November 11, 1993 2:00 to 4:00 PM or 7:00 to 9:00 PM Renton Community Center j 1715 Maple Valley Highway The City of Renton has adopted the goal of no net loss of wetlands. The main objective of the mitigation bank project is to provide advanced compensation for expected and unavoidable impacts to wetlands in the Green River Valley. The City has acquired 45 acres of property in the Valley on which it intends to restore historic high quality wetlands. This surplus of wetland acreage, or "credit," will be used to offset expected and unavoidable impacts to low quality wetlands dusto— development. yGJ� "Y" 6N ]',d,S tk1W of VITAL r-ati Es'Ist3L/t/+/NC A 71c.Rf/6N ��uGR.k,.. Take' rt �.fr7 �GN/n.iLdcu y �3/�S cc /h^�D 6.�vNliNn rt,.rvVl 7 Savvo, kT- t1ft •�+,E,tf/,�br, � yet. tiAve 4-�), j aKi,dh s ,lam` City of Renton Wetland Mitigation Bank Project Focus Group Meeting 1: Project Background, Goals and Policies, Conditions Assessment, aN" Preliminary Site Plan Alternatives .zrrue-y Date: October 21, 1993 Time: 7:00 to 9:00 PM Location: Renton Community Center 1715 Maple Valley Highway Renton, Washington Agenda 7:00 PM Introductions 7:15 Background on Mitigation Banks and this Project Current Status and Purpose of these Meetings Goals, Objectives, and Policies for the Mitigation Bank Conditions Assessment for the Mitigation Bank Sites for Implementation of the Mitigation Bank uiuuc. Small Group Discussion Q-<Stir�� -9-�96 9:Sa Next Steps and Closing City of Renton Wetland Mitigation Bank Project Focus Group Meeting 2: Programmatic and Technical Plan Alternatives Date: November 11, 1993 Two identical meetings will be offered: Time: 2:00 to 4:00 PM or 7:00 to 9:00 PM Location: Renton Community Center 1715 Maple Valley Highway Renton, Washington Agenda 2:00 PM Introductions 7:00 PM 2:15 Project Background, Summary of First Mecting,and Purpose of this 7:15 Meeting Presentation of Wetland Mitigation Bank Programmatic Plan Presentation of Three Alternative Technical Plans for the Mitigation Bank Site 3:W6 Small Group Discussion i a„,( f,,blic 8:Wt5- 4-00 3:s` Next Steps, and Closing a:s� CITY OF RENTON MEMORANDUM DATE: September 29, 1993 TO: Mary Lynne Myer Ron Straka Mark Pywell Leslie Betlach FROM: David Saxon sw fa. Scott Woodbury 5-w SUBJECT: WETLAND MITIGATION BANK PLAN PUBLIC INVOLVEMENT PROGRAM Please find attached the following draft documents for your review and comment: • Invitation to public meetings for mailing • Invitation to public meetings for newspaper • Meeting agenda Parametrix will be submitting the preliminary draft documents identified in Tasks 1B, 1C, and 1 D of the consultant contract by next week which will be distributed to you for review and comment. The first public meeting will present the findings of the these tasks. Please submit your comments to the public involvement program by October 5 because we will need to publish and send the mailings by October 8. If you have any questions please call Scott Woodbury at X-5547 or David Saxon at X-2475. The City of Renton invites you to PUBLIC MEETINGS on its WETLAND MITIGATION BANK PROJECT Please come to provide input on this important project in the Green River Valley! Meeting 1: Project Background, Goals and Objectives, Conditions Assessment, ARd-Preliminary Site Plan Alternatives/ 1ssv¢5 k!+- October 21, 1993 7:00 to 9:00 PM Renton Community Center (see map) 1715 Maple Valley Highway Meeting 2: Presentation of Programmatic and Technical Plan Alternatives Two identical meetings will be offered. November 11, 1993 2:00 to 4:00 PM or 7:00 to 9:00 PM Renton Community Center (see map) 1715 Maple Valley Highway Meeting Location Mitigation Bank Location I 1 i i f October 1, 1993 To: All Interested Parties The City of Renton has adopted the goal of no net loss of wetlands. The main objective of the mitigation bank project is to provide advanced compensation for expected and unavoidable impacts to wetlands in the Green River Valley. The City has acquired 45 acres of property in the Valley (see map) on which it intends to restore historic high quality wetlands. This surplus of wetland acreage, or "credit," will be used to offset expected and unavoidable impacts to low quality wetlands due to development. What does this project mean for the developer, the citizen concerned about the environment, and the City of Renton? For the developer the mitigation bank will facilitate full development of parcels } "' low quality wetlands. Using the mitigation bank will be less costly than performing on-site mitigation because construction of the bank will have a greater economy of scale. Once the bank is created, qualified projects will have a more efficient way of meeting regulatory requirements for mitigation. For the environmentally concerned citizen, the mitigation bank project will establish a larger, more contiguous system of wetlands which will have higher functional value than the scattered low quality wetlands in the Valley today. As public property, this wetland system will be a terrific public amenity offering trails, wildlife viewing and interpretive information. The wetlands will also be protected and managed in perpetuity. -� . For the City, the mitigation bank project will facilitate development on restricted parcels currently served by roads, utilities, and mass transit within the City's urban growth area. Development of these parcels will result in increased tax revenue for the City as well as the creation of additional jobs. The project will also benefit the City and the region by improving water quality and reducing the impacts of flooding in the Valley. Your input on this project will be vital for establishing a mitigation program that is both economically feasible and environmentally sound. We urge you to attend these meetings! If you have questions, please contact Scott Woodbury, project manager, at277-5547. 2oC Sincerely, Ronald J. Straka, P.E., Engineering Supervisor Surface Water Utility City of Renton T4 C, .N L-oc-A 16r1A wUW1rY The City of Renton invites you to PUBLIC MEETINGS on its WETLAND MITIGATION BANK PROJECT Please come to provide input on this important project in the Green River Valley! Meeting 1: Project Background, Goals and Objectives, Conditions Assessment, and Preliminary Site Plan Alternatives, October 21, 1993 7:00 to 9:00 PM Renton Community Center Tnn� 1715 Maple Valley Highway Meeting 2: Presentation of Programmatic and Technical Plan Alternatives Two identical meetings will be offered. November 11, 1993 2:00 to 4:00 PM or 7:00 to 9:00 PM Renton Community Center 1715 Maple Valley Highway The City of Renton has adopted the goal of no net loss of wetlands. The main objective of the mitigation bank project is to provide advanced compensation for expected and unavoidable impacts to wetlands in the Green River Valley. The City has acquired 45 acres of property in the Valley on which it intends to restore historic high quality wetlands. This surplus of wetland acreage, or "credit," will be used to offset expected and unavoidable impacts to low quality wetlands due to development. y�JF INS' ON 7'/Ar L-JAL. Of (//1*AL l.rlr/A+a A M17)&Af/6N ��uC.Ron►. 7-4-k'1' .rw0/ Gr�vv4N .,e�LL7 Saw, 0, '^ 1,ft l 5IU fe .4Tjf+"p T/ SE Ef/�t+f, ,� yac. Nava 4.y f wKfidk s (G�sc c,ti�.►� s L446A-ry />'nir4 Yr-�Ajtr, City of Renton Wetland Mitigation Bank Project Focus Group Meeting 1: Project Background, Goals and Policies, Conditions Assessment, and Preliminary Site Plan Alternatives .zrrvc-y �a r 1.4-,p/e.,4.r1'a f),VK Date: October 21, 1993 Time: 7:00 to 9:00 PM Location: Renton Community Center 1715 Maple Valley Highway Renton, Washington Agenda 7:00 PM Introductions 7:15 Background on Mitigation Banks and this Project Current Status and Purpose of these Meetings Goals, Objectives, and Policies for the Mitigation Bank Conditions Assessment for the Mitigation Bank Sites Pre/i.,v«a/y rryc '0l4�' h(tP✓�+a�it�eS p— :�S� Tr'�P� for Implementation of the Mitigation Bank Small Group Discussion, Q-t5t1o's. 4„rf fw, hc, '2.06 8:5D Next Steps and Closing City of Renton Wetland Mitigation Bank Project Focus Group Meeting 2: Programmatic and Technical Plan Alternatives Date: November 11, 1993 Two identical meetings will be offered: Time: 2:00 to 4:00 PM or 7:00 to 9:00 PM Location: Renton Community Center 1715 Maple Valley Highway Renton, Washington Agenda 2:00 PM Introductions 7:00 PM 2:15 Project Background, Summary of First Meeting,and Purpose of this 7:I5 Meeting Presentation of Wetland Mitigation Bank Programmatic Plan Presentation of Three Alternative Technical Plans for the Mitigation Bank Site 3:006 Small Group Discussion i f.blic C,,,,,,,,er 8:W t57 4-00 346 Next Steps and Closing d:56 _T "Ce � ��'- '1✓�✓i�. � ran The City of Renton M6r-r ,,)Iv invites you to �02r cif 1146 PUBLIC MEETINGS on its �ofV 6�cS Na �,� WETLAND MITIGATION BANK PROJE Please come to provide input on this important project in the Green River Va ey! �� c.�lu- ��rsr2aSvrx fo c�rrcN MEETING 1 9�z October 21, 1993: Project Background, Goals and Objectives, Conditions Assessment, and Regulatory Requirements. 7:00 to 9:00 PM Renton Senior CenterbA& S So�sr A90,� , �6�r c E,e. Ppfc.r�.r,�,�lL`J SITS &44J 211 Burnett Avenue North MEETING 2 Novembe 11, 993: Presentation of D>4 Programmatic and Technical Plans' ALroiv-TrL45 Two identical meetings will be offered. 2:00 to 4:00 PM 7:00 to 9:00 PM Renton Community Center�a � Renton Senior Center(-,-".mot?) 1715 Maple Valley Highway 211 Burnett Avenue North 5E The City of Renton has adopte t e g e loss of wetlands. The main objective of the mitigation bank project is to provide advanced compensation for expected and unavoidable impacts to wetlands in the Green River Valley. The City has acqui;ed 45 4cres of property in the Valley on which it intends to restore historic high quality wetlands. Wirsurplus of wetland acreage, or "credit" will be used to offset expected and unavoidable impacts to low quality wetlands due to development. Your input on this project will be vital for establishing a mitigation program that is both economically feasible and environmentally sound. We urge you to attend! If you have questions, please call Scott Woodbury, at 277-5547, or David Saxen, at 277-2475. City of Renton Wetland Mitigation Bank Project Focus Group Meeting 1: Project Background, Goals and Policies, Conditions Assessment, and Regulatory Requirements Date: October 21, 1993 Time: 7:00 to 9:00 PM Location: Renton Senior Center 211 Burnett Avenue North Renton, Washington Agenda 7:00 Wetland mitigation banking project background, current status, and purpose of this meeting. 7:15 Goals, objectives, and policies for the mitigation bank. 7:35 Conditions assessment for the mitigation bank sites. 8:00 Regulatory requirements for the project. E?: 10 Nr-YJ ST"0/o A� ,$�91 zo Questions and public comments. 8:50 Wrap-up. 1it w f -ia 7_1 s&'�w ova fxAoA-h" pry�,•,w,�p+,� al�,•uc� ��g�pJs kf moo, c� Monwv �YTW l. w�•►i �,«,Id m�noNs oc� .wrc,K &ve(Tet,s cave St*6'(9v 4ez,5 t 44 4f&-v �"' wi it•.:.� o,.e � -b 1�✓�,Si' �,. 'M.� lo.u k� iJ�w ? gM6,4 L6�s A�-50 //ycc.uof A D/5*cc"5f1)N aN P r tam P4&/t A. n„a.r i G /Mugs, /.C/ i�Pcf u� wetIA,J J'e"e_r 1 rv<.n �P,rr� I C.S 1 6� Gon.r SifGS d . - T City of Renton Wetland Mitigation Bank Project Focus Group Meeting 2: Programmatic and Technical Plane' /h ,�,, (45 '1"1 Date: Novembe 11 1993 2 � � Two identical meetings will be offered: g ate\ Time: 2:00 to 4:00 PM 7:00 PM Location: R ton Community Cent '54'"G enton Senior t � 1715 Maple ey Highway 211 Burnett Avenue North Renton, Washington Renton, Washington Agenda 2:00 PM Wetland mitigation banking project background, summary of first meeting, 7:00 PM and purpose of this meeting. 2:15 Presentation of wetland mitigation bank programmatic plan. 7:l5 1.4 -- e s. 7:-45r— 3-00 2:y5_ Presentation of three alternative technic plans for the mitigation bank site. 8r00 7;yr 3:383s10 Questions and public comments. 8r30 8: to `1� AAA- 4 't1e+.1S yC'1 £IJD ? y�T 3:50 Wrap-up. 8:50 N(A" 1-YNU E t✓ 9P6Yk1✓4-vV LP 147b SNf�CI 1. 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