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Memorandum
To: Final Plat Reviewer
From: Robert M Fitzmaurice PLS
Date: 05‐15‐2017
Re: Weston Heights North Final Short Plat –Compliance with SEPA and Hearing Examiner’s Conditions
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Below is a response demonstrating of how this project is in compliance with the following:
1) Environmental Threshold (SEPA) Determination of Non‐Significance 04/07/2016
2) Hearing Examiners Final Decision 12/03/2014
The responses are listed after each Item in Bold Italics.
City of Renton Environmental Threshold (SEPA) Determination of Non‐Significance 04/07/2016
Mitigation Measures:
1) The Project construction may reduce the Wetland Buffer to a minimum of 56.25 feet with enhancement.
The Project construction complied with these criteria; based on the approved wetland mitigation plan.
City of Renton Administrative Report and Decision ‐ 04/08/2016
1) A public trail easement shall be recorded over the full length of the soft surface trail proposed within the
Open Space tracts (Tracts A and B). Signage shall be installed at both ends of the trail notifying the public
that the trail is available for public use.
The Public Trail Easement is shown on the Face of the Short Plat
2) The applicant shall obtain a demolition permit for the removal of the shop and complete all required
inspections prior to the recording of the short plat.
The applicant obtained the Demolition Permit B17000395 and the contractor demolished the structure
3) A detailed landscape plan shall be submitted at the time of Utility Construction Permit review. The
detailed landscape plan shall include Redmond Linden trees (Tilia americana x erchlora) within the 8‐
foot landscape strip between the curb and sidewalk along NE 7th Place. The detailed landscape plan
shall be submitted to the Current Planning Project Manager for review and approval.
The applicant had a detailed Landscape plan prepared by a professional Landscape Architect which
was reviewed and approved by the City Staff
4) The proposed Critical Area Mitigation Plan shall be amended to provide additional enhance wetland
buffer areas as depicted in Exhibit 11. A Final Critical Area Mitigation Plan shall be submitted at the time
of Utility Construction Permit review for review and approval by the Current Planning Project Manager.
The applicant had a detailed Mitigation plan prepared by a wildlife Biologist which was reviewed and
approved by the City Staff