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W38TH AVE SF WATER LINE w-943 1+ BEGINNING OF FILE FILE TITLE WTR- 1 43 COST ESTIMATE DETAILS PROJECT: � � F1' %'� ^ BT: GATE: SHEET DESCRIPTION OF WORK: :y/lI E,f — MATERIALS LABOR unit rice amount craft total m/h rate amount CONTRACT TOTAL GJ r `5 3A STATE OF WASHINGTON DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH `. WATER BACTERIOLOGICAL ANALYSIS rL.a.Py• SAMPLE COLLECTION. READ INSTRUCTIONS ON BACK OF GOLDENROD COP, // It instructions are not followed,sample will be ralected. DATE COLLECTED TIME COLLECTED COUNTY NAME MONTH DAY �yYEAR /Z ` y ? ` J G ❑ AM p1A /�/�E/C y'TYPE OF SYSTEM IF PUBLIC SYSTEM,COMPLETE: p PUBLIC I.D. NO. IIa[CLASS C INDIVIDUAL 7 ! S C 1 3 a rw.r.w nrMeN NAME OF SYSTEM f Y.'v Cr /7A�% T(C A..r 44""l r," Z44i i SPECIFIC LOCATION WHERE SAMPLE GOLLECTE SYSTEM OMaE j WA AtaITB(pp[Np U..Is a rcwa.rn rY�P oueryn Y el rtsf /m Yr wrM/Vl.r i 7'7n 1f 4ln SAMPLE COLLECTED BY.IMamR A rrF /E/Et.S a ^j S111E TYPE C M SURFACE ❑WELL ❑S.-RING C PU AIRCHASED COMBINATION or OTHER SENO REPORT TO:^M FVII N.,AdereM And iIs ncMl NGTON Z „L TYPE OF SAMPLE KM, v,..n„r,qumn, qqyy .7 DRINKING WATER 9 Chlorinated(RNldwl:__Total_Free) CNeCk trequ~1—). ❑ FIIINed I—I ❑ Untreated or pmar 2. Q RAW SOURCE WATER 3.,k].NEW CONSTRUCTION or REPAIRS 41. ❑ OTHER($.try) _ COMPLETE IF THIS SAMPLE IS A C NECK SAMPLE PREVIOUS 1AS NO PREVIOUS SAMPLE COLLECTION DATE__ REMARKS: LABORATORY RESULTS IFOA LAB USE OWn MPN COUFORM STO PLATE COUNT SAMPLE NOT TESTED 6ECAUSE. 1/ST. /ml MPN DILUTION y TEST UNSUITABLE ❑ Sample Too Old �00 mI 1. ❑ CODNU.WGro IN ❑ Not le Proper ConturMr MF COLIFORM 2. ❑ TNTC ❑ InsufflclMll lnfpffitim �IXI mI Pryw —Plwe Read FECAL COLIFOR 3. ❑ EaCFO Deb,., Instruceons on Fonn AN C MPN C MF I--. ❑/�W4. 0 FOR DRINKING WATER SAMPLES ONLY,THESE RESULTS ARE: 11 C SATISFACTORY ❑ UNSATISFACTORY SEE REVERSE SIDE OF GREEN DOPY FOR EXPLANATION OF RESULTS Ja NO DALE.TIME RECEIVED— RECEIVED By I I yy DATE REPORTED LABORA IORV REMARKS DO:305C'n nREV ..... ,n ....�.. STATE OF WASHINGTON DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH WATER BACTERIOLOGICAL ANALYSIS SAMPLE COLLELTION REPO INSTRUCTIONS ON BACK OF WLOENROD COPY R It inelrUOtlOne are not followed.sample Will be releCtleG. DATE COLLECTED TIME COLLECTEL COUNTY NAME j MONTM WY YEAR 2 $ 90 1 -ff AM PM King TYPE OF SYSTEM IF PUBLIC SYSTEM.COMPLETE: PUBLICE C1 s El INDIVIDUAL I.D.tD No. 7 1 3 5 0 1. 5 4 NAME OF SYSTEM Citv of Renton Water Dept. SPECIFIC LOCATION WHERE SAMPLE COLLECTEJSYSERA U"RRIl"NAME Ma TBD10ME NO roRSta. 26 + 13 (HYDRANT I City of Renton 133 th S'. (ptume 2) \ 235r2646 SAMPLE COLLECTED BY:IN.1 C Ron Drece SOURCE TYPE ❑SURFACE ❑WELL ❑SPRING C PURCHASED iV C of=q 10N e Min SEND REPORT Tt0 IPr,m Foe mms.AUWeRe aIW ZIP CPOR Renton Water Deat. 3555 !TR. 2rd. St. Renton _ WASHINGTON 98056 TYPE OF SAMPLE -- Kro[+ veiw in inn a'aumm I. ❑ ORINKINGWATER ❑ COlonnateClRemEwc_Totel_Frael crWCk tmalmffit—)- ❑ Ftllered ElUm•eatAD or Otnsr _— 2. Q RAW SOURCE WATER 3 �LggJi NEW CONSTRICTION or REPAIRS 4. OTHER(SPec,1`0 COMPLETE IF THIS SAMPLE IS A CHECK SAMPLE PREVIOUS LAB NO PREVIOUS SAMPLE COLLECnON DATE REMARKS: e Weir 5340 `. LABORATORY RESULTS(FOR uv USE ONLY) MPN COLIFORMt STO PLATE COUNT I SAMPLE NOT TESTED BECAIISE MPN DILUTION TEST UNSUITABLE ❑ SRmol.TOO Did /100 mI 1. ❑ Confluent Growth ❑ NO'in Prooar COntnnar MF COLIFORM 2, ❑ TNTC ❑ ProYM O- Ieme Raul I�DO mi Msfw O-PI On F Yn, Inatrucuom on Form FECAL COLIFORM 3. ❑ EKoesa DID,,. u MPN ❑ MF 4 ❑- ❑ A, FOR DRINKING WATER SAMPLES ONLY.THESE RESULTS,.HE'. SATISFACTORY ❑ UNSATISFACTORY SEE REVERSE SIDE OF GREEN COPY FOP EXPLANATION OF RESULTS I1a H0 DATE IME RECEIVED- RECEIVED eY DATE REPORTED ILAeGN1TORY. < REMARKS DOH ID40@ IRE, 121M WATER SUPPLIER COPY RF STATE OF WASHINGTON DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH — WATER BACTERIOLOGICAL ANALYSIS SAMPLE COLLECTION READ INSTRUCTIONS ON BACK OF GOLDENROD COPY If instructions are not followed,sample will be rejected. DATE COLLECTED TIME COLLECTED COUNTY NAME '.MONTH DAY YEAR 5 90 AM ❑ PM Kinq TYPE OF SYSTEM IF PUBLIC SYSTEM.COMPLETE' I PUBLIC I.O. No. 7 1 8 5 0 L sCIE SUSS ❑ INDIVIDUAL 1 2 3 i .. NAME OF SYSTEM City of Renton Water f1Apt. SPECIFIC LOCATION WNERF$AMPLE L7ILLESYM OVWIER.' 'A.NAME Nip TBERIptIE tip S NuwLO e aim.en Hue IanNSta. 26 + 06 (AYDClty Of eahas 235-2ti46 SAMPLE OO&LECTtD BY:(N., Y.on Druce SO MCE TYPE 17 SURFACE ❑WELL ❑ SPRING ❑ PURCHASED COMBINATION or OTHER SEND REPORT TQ IPrmr iuu Nunn,AddM.a ane ZiP WNI Renton tJater Den[ 3553 .4r. Znd. St. Rentoa 98056 WASH NGTON TYPE OF SAMPIF 1. ❑ DRINKING WATER ❑ CMorin.NAd(AesiooeL_TMaI_Fmel CM k treatment--). ❑ Fi011 ev _ III'��111 ❑ Untreated or 0111r Y. RAW SOURCE WATER a. REPAIR$ 0. OTHER f5pacifA COMPLETE IF THIS SAMPLE 15 A CHECK SAMPLE PAFV!r J L 48 NO PREY SAMPI E COLLECTION DATE_ REMARKS: TdC'I Ri60 LABORATORY RESULTS(FOR LAe USE ONLY) JAPN COLIFORM STD PIATE COUNT SAMPLE NOT TESTED BECAUSE. MPN DILUTION TEST UNSUITABLE ❑ Sample Too Old /M RN 1. ❑ Conlluenl G,w1n ❑ Noll'Proper Container M: COUFORM 2. ❑ TNTC ❑ �nsurficuent Inlomotmn AN n Prwbed—PMaae Read FECAL COUPON J. ❑ Excess Dedris Instructions on Fonn ❑ MPN ❑ MIT, 4. ❑ ❑ AN KOR DRINKING WATER SAMPLES ONLY,THESE RESULTS ARE. Cl SATISFACTORY ❑ UNSATISFACTORY SEE REVERSE SIDE OF GREEN COPY FOR EXPLANATION OF RESULTS LAa NO DATE.TIME RECEIvEO— REOlNED aY DATE REPORTED utlORPIOPv REMA�KS OON 305 WI TREY -1.19, WATER SUPPLIER COPY STATe OF WASHINGTON • DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH ' WATER BACTERIOLOGICAL ANALYSIS F SAMPLE COLLECTION READ INSTRUCTIONS ON BACK Of GOLDENROD COPY It instrutUons are not followed.Sample will be rela0led. DATE COLLECTED TIME COLLECTED I COUNTY NAME J MONTH DAY YEAR 5 90 ❑ AM PM I icing TYPE OF SYSTEM I IF PUBLIC SYSTEM.COMPLETE' PUBLIC I.D. No. 7 1 8 5 0 L tU 2 a1 ❑ INDIVIDUAL NAME OF SYSTEM City of Renton Water Dept. SPECIFIC LOCATON WHERE SAMRE COLLECTED SYSTEM OM IMGR NAME AM tE1EnVF NO I.Y..•s a sm..m..uw.worn _ Sta. 15 + 53 (HYDR.LRT) City of Renton_ 138 th: SE.(phaae 2) 235-2646 SAMPLE COLLECTED BV:(N vwlI R ' SOURCE TYPE d❑SURFACE ❑WELL ❑ SPRING ❑PURCHASED Y COMBINATION SEND REPORT TO:IP•mr Fun Name.ARerea.are ZIP CROO Renton Water Dept. - 3555 NE. 2nd. St. Renton wASNmcTON DRl1RF, TYPE OF SAMPLE IC�s.wr aw in.m.cmu'nm 1. ❑ DRINKINGWATER ❑ ChI haI&d(RasICWI_Total_F.a) zk them mint -► ❑ Filtered ❑ Untreated or Other 2. RAW SOURCE WATER 3. NEW CONSTRUCTION or REPAIRS d. OTHER ISPecilYl_ _ COMPLETE IF THIS SAMPLE IS A CHECK SAMPLE PREVIOUS LAB NO PREVIOUS SAMPLE COLLECTION DATE REMARKS' E T:Oir 5740 LABORATORY RESULTS(FOR LAB USE ONLY) Ak1PN COLIFORM STO PLATE COUNT SAMPLE NOT TESTED BECAUSE' MPH DILUTION , TEST UNSUITABLE ❑ Sample Too Old /1Ip mI 1. ❑ ConllPent Growth ❑ Not in Props Contamer MF COLIFORM 2. ❑ TNTC ❑ P oYideient Reas Titan �OO m� ProVaed—Pease Read Instructions on Form FECAL COLIFORM3. ❑ EKceae OeUne ❑ MPN ❑ MF d. ❑ ❑ �00 m FOR DRINKING WATER SAMPLES ONLY.THESE RESULTS ARE: En SATISFACTORY ❑ UNSATISFACTORY SEE REVERSE SIDE OF GREEN COPY FOR EXPLANATION OF RESULTS LAB NO DATE.TIME RECEIVED— RECEIVED BY DATE REPORTED i LABORATORY REMARKS DON V6402 iRF1 2 NI WATER SUPPLIER COPY w. G PURCHASE ORDER ` l; j ; + City of Renton 577v1 • l 421 000300 10 !96 34 20 55012 . 1 200 MILL AVE.S. • RENTON,VIA IM55--rl 9 SS012 5220 195.00 INSTRUCTIONS P.O.DATE �' ! 1. Sar10 MVOIt..In TRIPLICATE to PurdhISIA9 DIN.i n,City of Nenlon 2. Au m p. .s ere F.0.8.Oeatetion unlade ol"OI, soled SNIP TO ! ]. Indicate the Purchase O.ON NVI•IMr on Involu and e!1 bMlz 1 4. L,WI.11 Mipmen0 as apacihed 0n the PurChese t ,ISI and enc'Dm• i ! P lklna SIIp NAh each ah,p.nt. J 104235v N C OFFICE OF FINANCE ! ROOK 653. K C ADNIN BLDG 500 4TN AVENUE SEATTLE, NA 98104 I.< OUA1AnY UNIT DESCAIPndJ UNIT MICE ESTIMATED ANOINT a00*0 aaaJa Maa a1H aJa Had c C 0 N F I R M I N G ' ' ! ®ICI®■®j 1 L. iNv.9114405a N-943 INSP FEE 195.DO 195.00 I THE uNOERsgMED pD X91FnY tERrRY wpFR n. M of REwNY,.1 TNE.wTEw wVE AEEN F4 Fl.ISKl THE sERv s AENDERED W THE I..aOR I ERFORIM6 AS OESCAMEO NEREN.AND"T THE C IS A JUST,M£A,U PM OAIIGUION eDMNST THE CITT OF KNTM AND TwT 1 MI AOTN011NED TO l QtT TO SA WKS Ck q..f9 UB NKS UTILITY SyS I� I yr AUT1(Og12ED er__ TOTAL 1,5.00 ALPHA n".. ) CUSTOMER NUMBER mom 90%1 G/t/G/\ 1 KING COUNTY OFFICE OF FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT 1 731100047 BR01 ACCOUNTING SERVICES 500 KING COUNTY AD MIN ^ � 500 4THKIN AVE.SEATRE.W 9/ 1(\{/.•JI, '` PUBLIC WORKS-ROADS ,I ATE ❑4/17!91 UTILITY INSPECTIONS F, � 'UTILITY INSPECTIONS-ENGINEERIN • r INVOiCR ER 9114405 `C t iZ1 ��) /�� •OI�,OArE OS/17/91 i•Y.Cl/I II -JA `J AMOUNT DUE $195.00 O ENSURE PROPER CREDIT 42115 s61& 3�.tn5•s5o12�S5o1 +{52ie ;., .. MAKE CHECK PAYABLE TO. KING COUNTY FINANCE DIVISION J .423SQ RETURN THIS PORTION WITH YOUR PAYMENT TO INDICATE CUSTOMEP NUMBER ON CHECK CITY Of RENTON-ENGINEERING ALLOW ADEQUATE TIME FOR DELIVERY 200 MILL AVE S RENTON . WA 9J055 MAIL THIS PORTION WITH YOUR PAYMENT ATTN RICHARD MORENO ooaaaa000000000aa0oa0000a00000D000000000000a0000000000a000o09114405500001950017 -------------------------------------------------------- /� ------------------- ----------_ TATEMENT DATE TE R a4/731 1717 BR01 DETACH AND RETAIN THIS PORTION FOR YOUR RECORDS VVOICENUMBER 9114405 PERIOD, 03/01/91 - 03/31/91 PAGE 001 DESCRIPTION UNITS OESUNI OR OS RATE AMOUNT UNTS M44470 UTILITY INSPECTION U47 UTILITY INSPEECTIONS 2913 RESTORATION INSPECTION Y 1414 89 136 AVE SEE t SEE 132 0.50 65.00 32.0550 TOTAL RESTORATION INSPECTION $97.50 TOTAL UTILITY INSPECTIONS $97.50 TOTAL UTILITY INSPECTION $97.50 OTAL THIS INVOICE $97.50 = s t STATEME T OF ACCOUNT s s t RIOR MONTH BALANCE $97.50 DJUSTMENTS �0.00 URRENTSSDELINQUENCY CHARGES $0.00 NPAID IINVOICES 9109812 $97.50 OTAL UNPAID ,ZSG-7 y5(P $97.50 OTAL AMOUNT -►tlE-- ,- - - � $195.00 CO����. ENCE .�J DDAAAT�EE INITIA' ,�zs-1 . � I CALL 296-7355 FOR ASSISTANCE. 97,s-D KING COUNTY DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS TIC 81 ROADS DIVISION UTILITY INSPECTION SECTION INSPECTION REPORT UTILITY JOB NO ,,pp UTILITY PERMIT NO L61-14I4—Sq UTILITY ADDRESS + LOW ORC�NNO..5608 UTILITY NO(OPTION) �7 __ PRQIECT NO.MIN70 MONTH_ss✓~ YEAR DAYFTIME TASK !OURS LOCATION OF INSPECTION INSPECTOR/ AMIPM REMARKS 14 �/h 2 1 ,0 I SE, 4 I 4L T ---- 2 • S E 1 ,3 5T TOTAL r 1 1 1 11 1 1 1 I I I 1 I I 1 I I I I 1 I 1 11 1 1 HOURS 1'� MW.NPfI WNIEdFF LEOF FFuxcE YFLLowL lry Fnu ill YllRtan From KING COUNTY FINANCE DIVISION King County Administration Bldg 500 4TH AVE # 600 SEATTLE WA 98J04-2381 •I 0000 it y fir 1 �x 1.; �f • r r, � 0_a rrw� �s . g S r \ r a , ��i. Yu .- ,`, ,,,�, �., 6<rx �;� �.. .. J L _ t s ' i ., .w"►. v ..��1�. r'�" ,.... � .�'��i; '" y.. -� ��.., � 'i) - L' � � .,; , -„ .. �� r y��. �,4 t '}�;a�f �� t" a� M A a . W 4 ' M t s � r , �, �. �. ,. :; ;; .° �� �� J a �, .;., ,, , M+� � -'� �. . ��, ,' }�R4. � r I: '� /< , � 2 �� � . �\% \ < - / : ` �\ . \ § �\©�: �_ �l ~ 1 � \ � < , . < a � \/� � � ! —¥� \ � ■ �� � . � . � � . � � � � . �� a�. ��� CITY OF RENTON PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT Earl Clymer, Mayor Design/Utility Engineering Octob.r 2, 1989 King County Real Property Division 500A King County Administration Building 500 Fourth Avenue Seattle, WA 98104 S,,BJECT: Water Project No. W-943B 138th Avenue S.E. King County Water Service Franchise No. 612 Ladies and Gentlemen: This letter is to apply for a Street Use Permit to replace our existing 4' Steel watermain with a new 12' ductile iron watermain. The work will be in 138th Avenue S.E. from 299 feet south of S.E. 128th Streit to S.E. 135th Street. The work will include replacement of all old galvanized pipe water services and is detailed on the enclosed plans. If you require further information, please contact me at 235-2646. Very truly yours, Raymond Sled Project Engineer n RSIf t Enclosure - 3 sets of plans 200 % ill Avenue South - Renton, Washington 98055 - (206)235-2631 Feeslmlla (206)235-2S 13 k- (ML ftJti i�P7fiuv - 2q iR _ BCC F 9 36 e" . SWT 0 tloNvay_ % �wNi ti�� : Q/f(Gir l Tiu4 WWW .=i�N CdMf M^M0� Qi.16 VI-6 Qpio� F�.OtcL�� VE`Si 1'1PPO nar. coo C 'fit` 1ra'ri a6 _ RL%O+(Ka - �15 I' (T}wMA fYc mc, n. nx �1T Owl CRwHM (burr (GnYM I"� fl U�K 2 k nnp UFr C Hu• PAt� _ 2 - Fit w* . G Et Smro Y �n r e4w S�� (ZtKM L1J pll4,ylvk` - �I gt6ua G th`9 4r . J� tali, bE No- 1nCN•r �a . 3ti ccNtV Ea p)TtH . iv t.WTM b WD GQ�+ lvfU (If vj& "SNwl J S''.FE�. v "a ,p C#,Q ni), JTg'+ W P iGhT VA MNiS sCM+o t%w + off s / fawn sWA+I � wm VoiN t afcry - cy,WMOK V� yf1' (,'uk(lMM ( MMVFOAU w(r rye, S"4;CAVED. Fit+m atrrtn_ ¢' �" r¢4 2 f$, I s, c CHAT' ---j �todSpst PkiN� yPA •t Corl7rprEu. QS,a tt f1+Pt Vn c X _ UU G4M1A unT No JTt UE N.M�.EI� /C Cgril . NNN N pNpM NO� Nta1 Tnn a«« Ar �E �� �Ulwl Mull AE 141K rrvb Fcm 4-0*4. �`� k .f • TC� � 96�r i I Wb (s 5b38 tti/ooa���/svtn.88.(eS (z�) jr 3551. G ANT COST CONSTRUCTION GRANTC'246PI February 13, 1989 jrlaw% rl_ lc 1989 Mr. Dave Tibbot CITY OF RENTON City of Renton Engineering Dept: Public Works Department 200 Mill Avenue South Renton, Washington 98055 Re : Invoice for Watermain Improvements , Phase I W-943A. Total work to date final . $ 10, 541. 37 ' Washington State Sales Tax $ 853. 85 Total due $ 11, 335. 22 Sincerely, r•� R#cgrd,B. .Grant - 1 CHARTER 116, LAWS OF 1965 CITY OF RENTON CERTIFICATION �. nR so Eainv aBnnnr %Baron nrwun PWWW err BUTBnBua Mn l BEER BBB , ��pBllm p) TR T" BC AN! a as SUN Mo A�a TBW mn 1420 N. J. 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WATER11AIN REPLACEMENT PHASE I SCHEDULE OF PRICES (NOTE: Unit prices for all items, all estentlona and total amount of bid must be shown. Shalt/ unit prices in both wordy and fiNtu'es and i0tere conflict Occurs the written m•typed ioom's::hall prevail.) ITEM RPPROX. ITEM WITH UNIT PRICED DID N0. QUANTITY (Unit Prices to be Writter in Words) 0 _I Ud �) fMeacs 001. 243.0 S" Ductile Iron Pipe a� Ot41 ar, 3.101 —_- Linear root (Tyson Joint) vo (mE1,U4, Air-it, .'v.., 34611u 2A TO m 'S1 r'lii� $ 254 B m IIII?R (617b Per Linear Foot Words �f — 01' 41n Zi$o .� 3/Zfsd ooz. 1.0 e" care valve �Sncii W/ Cast Iron Valve Box 1 3 Per Each -----� 003. 1.0 2" Permanent Blow Off Assembly 1 �a.ik,l �I•tG� to t! Each j�4 dJu Ao UA, V � Per Each ` 004. 2.0 UxrO Cement Concrete Per Thrust Cubic Yard Blocking 1 f Per Cubic Yard 5� aNrrV�1 -i,rb✓ti' - 005. 30.0 Asphalt Concrete (Class 'B') I [ 'Tw, (a iir.:,(t 1N. Tan For Pavement and Driveway Patching $ "cr Ton * I1%6(11 ,111efh 23.3ETe- 006. 50.0 5/8" Crushed Rock for Dacl<fill Hurd. Ima,a•• bCW Ton F P r Ton 007. 50.0 Bank Run Cravel foi Trench Ton Bnckfill Per Ton .1.� 'k ib.hnF („Nt lu t„�l U OOS. 2.0 Wa'_er Service T G Sr,•,r • H II r�*••M1 1•, Bach YPe II M1K•F 1p (iff— Per 1•:ach • 4 f City of Renton . Public Works Department W-943 138th Ave. S.E. WATERMAIN REPLACEMENT PHASE I SCHED11LE OF PRICES (NOTE: Unit prices for all items, all esten Cionr and total arnount of bid must be shoran. Shaw unit prices in both worxls and figures and where conflict occurs the written or typed words shall prevail.) ITEM APPROX. ITEM WITH UNIT PRICED DID UNIT PRICE AMOUNT NO. QUANTITY (Unit Prices to be Written in Worxls) DOLLARS CTS. DOLLARS CTS, 001. 243.0 /"90) 8" Ductile Iron Pipe Li.ne.nr Foot (Tyton Joint) Per Linear Foot Words Figures 002. 1.0 8" Cate Valve Each W/ Cant Iron Valve Box (� tl� " l�DD nD Per Each r 003. 1.0 2" Permanent Blow Off P;sembly Each l` Per Each 004. 2.0 Cement Concrete For Thrust Cubic rd Blocking .^er Cubic Yard 005. 30.0 115 ' Asphalt Concrete (Class 'B' ) Ton For Pavement and Driveway Patching ry / 6, OTC I Op 'D LS Per Ton t 006. 50.0 5/8" Crushed Rock for Backfill Ton 5� � r S, no Per 'for, 007. 50.0 Bank Run Cravel for Trench Ton Backfill 3 r / O g lD Per Ton Each 006. _ Water Service. Type II Oe Oa Each i 3 0 `— D1 O . S I Pqr F,nch I V , Page. — 1 City of Renton . Public Works Department W-943 138th Ave. S.E. WATERMAIN REPLACEMENT PHASE I SCHEDULE OF PRICES (NOTE: Unit prices for all items, all extentions and total arnount of bid must be shown. Show unit prices in both words and figures and where conflict occurs the writt�n or typed words shall prevail.) ITEM APPROX. 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I�IIIIIIIIIININ :I `�IIIIIII/IIn �Imiiil°nlNln - Im111 IRWIN 111ulliN �� 1111 IIINiIINiI � - � Iu1n1111111 31i11�'?�11111 1111010111 IIIN�IIINIIIN ';IIG���.11111111111 !T'. iFA14 NIiNNi ��C����!IIIIIINI IIINIIIIIIIIn111 NIIININNIIIM 09007, 111011 n111 IINN imimml��� IN IIIIII ri■� 11011 mmm �� 0 i .57 10 ZL 7 73 ' �dl� ��fLP LZ�L r--�--t - —o3ff 39— q y PRECONSTRUCTION CONFERENCE PROJECT: -3 R If A✓r S - DATE: ADDRESS/LOCATION: PROJECT 0 W - qg 3 d PERMIT # /.✓-/q WORK ORDER 4 xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx THOSE IN ATTENDANCE NAME COMPANY PRONE C /7 F,vrlJ/Y 1Aw L� � ��i7Fvi .� 7i� 'v�6✓S A_ 61h or 'R ?3S- 1(31 H7fYC�JI IYhPD u(L Y CITY OF RENTON PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT Earl Clymc% Mayor Design/Utility Engineering October 2, 1989 1t� King County Real Property Division 500A King County Administration Building 500 Fourth Avenue Seattle, WA 98104 SUBJECT: Water Project No. W-943B 138th Avenue S.E. King County Water Service Franchise No. 612 Ladies and Gentlemen: This letter is to apply for a Street Use Permit to replace our existing 4" Steel watermain with a new 12' ductile iron wa[ermain. The work will be in I38th Avenue S.E. from 299 feet south of S.E. 128th Street to S.E. 135th Street. The work will include replacement of all old galvanized pipe water services and is detailed on the enclosed plans. i t If you require further information, please contact me at 235-2646. ' Very truly yours,, f Raymond Sled ' Project Engineer RSH i Enclo::ur. - 3 sea of plans I s" i 200 Mill .Avenue South - Renton. Washington 98055 - (206; 215-2631 Facslmlle 1206)235•2s/3 Part Nine 197-11-80o SEPA Rules Provided. That additional appropriations of water are exemptions are specifically made inenplicable by one of not exempted by this subsation. (f) Periodic use of chemical or mechanical means to the following exemptions. maintain a utility or transportation right of way in its WAC 197-11-820 Department of licensing. All li. design condition: Provided, That chemicals used are ap. tenses required under programs administered by the de• proved by the Washington state department of agricul. partment of licensing as of December 12, 1975 are ture and applied by licensed personnel. This exemption exempted,except the following: shall not apply to the use of chemicals within watersheds (1) Camping club promotional permits under chapter that are controlled for the purpose of drinking water 19.105 RCW. quality in accordance with WAC 248-54-660. (2) Motor vehicle wrecker licenses under chapter 46• (8) All grants of rights of way by agencies to utilities .80 RCW; 197-11-800(14)(i) shall apply to allow possi. for use for distribution (as opposed to transmission) ble exemption of renewals of camping club promotional purpose. permits and motor vehicle wrecker licenses.(h)All grants of franchises by agencies to utilities. 1 (i)All disposals of rights of way by utilities. WAC 197-11-825 Deparrmml of labor and idm- (25) Natural resources management. In addition to tries. All licenses required under programs administered t the other exemptions contained in this section, the fol- by the department of labor and industries as of lowing natural resources management activities shall be December 12, 1973 are exempted, except the issuance of exempt: any license for the manufacture of explosives or the (a) All class 1, 11, 111 forest practices as defined by adoption or amendment by the department of any regu. RCW 76.09.050 or regulations thereunder. lations incorporating general standards respecting the is- Of of land ortl less:and issu of new ance ofall grazing lImses ease,for land undeon rechapter 70.7es 4 RCW. The adopticne off any, i duss- that has been subject to a grazing base within the pre- trial health or safety regulations containing noise stand- vious ten years, ards shall be consider,,' a major action under this (c) Licenses or approvals to remove firewood. chapter. (d) Issuance of agricultural leases covering one hum dyed sixty Contiguous acres or less. WAC 197-11-930 Department of natural resources. (e) Issuance of Imses for Christmas tree harvesting or The following action.. and licenses of the department of brush picking. natural resources are exempted: (r) Issuance of leases for school sites. (I) Forest closure,shutdowns and permit sus (9) Issuance of lease for, and placement of, mooring due to extreme unusual fire hazards. Pensions buoys designed to serve pleasure craft. (2) Operating permits to use power(h) Development of recreational situ not specifically est land. Po equipment on for• designed for all-terrain vehicles and not including more f I) Permits to use fuse on forest land. than twelve campsites. k4) Log patrol licenses. 0) Periodic use of chemical or mechanical means to (5) Permits for drilling for which no public hearing is main- in Public park and recreational land: Provided, required under RCN 79.76 370 (geothermal test That chemicals used are approved by the Washington drilling). state department of agriculture and applied by licensed (6) Permits for the dumping of forest debris and wood Personnel. This exemption shall not apply to the use of waste in forested areas. chemicals within watersheds that an Controlled for the (7) Those sale of timber from public lands that the purpose of drinking water quality in accordance with department of natural resources determines, by rules WAC 248-54-660. adopted pursuant to RCW 43.21C.120 do not have po- U) Issuance of rights of way, easements and use per- tential for a substantial impact on the environment. mits to cse existing roads in nonresidential arms. (8) Except on aquatic lands under state control,leases (k) Establishment of natural area preserves to be used for mineral prospecting under RCW 79.01.616 or 79.01- for scientific research and education and for the protec- .652, but not including issuance of subsequent Contracts tion of rare flora and fauna, under the procedures of for mining. chapter 79.70 RCW, WAC 197- WAC 197-11-835 Department of fisheries. The fol- I1-Blo Exemptions and noatxemptitms lowing activities of the department of fisheries are app6able to specific sate agencies. The exemptions in exempted: E 197-11-820 through 197-11-875 relate only to the spc- (1) The establishment of seasons.Catch limits or geo- r cific activities identified within the named agencies. graphical areas for fishing or shellfish removal. 1 These exemptions are in addition to the preceding sec- (2) All hydraulic project approvals (RCW 75.20.100) lions of 197-I1-305 lions of this part end are subject to the rules and limita• for activities incidental to a class 1, 11, 111 forest practice . The categorical exemptions to as defined in RCW' 76.09.050 or regulations thereunder. 197-11-800 apply to all agencies,including those named (3) Hydraulic project approvals where there is tro in 197-I1420 through 197-11-'875 unless the general other agency epart with jurisdiction (besides the dment In 197-11 W AC—p 301 Part Nine 197-11400 SEPA Rules Provided, That additional appropriations of water are exemptions are specifically made inapplicable by one of Dot exen pied by this subsection. the following exemptions. (f) Periodic use of chemical or mechanical means to maintain a utility or transportation right of way in its WAC 197-11-820 Department of licensing. All li- design condition: Provided, That chemicals used are ap- cones required under programs administered by the de- proved by the Washington state department of agricul. partment of licensing as of December 12, 1975 are ture and applied by licensed personnel. This exemption exempted, except the following: shall not apply to the use of chemicals within watersheds (1) Camping club promotional permits under chapter that are controlled for the purpose of drinking water 19.105 RCW, quality in accordance with WAC 248-54-660. (2) Motor vehicle wrecker licenses under chapter 46. (g) All grants of rights of way by agencies to utilities .80 RCW; 197-11-800(14)(i)shall apply, to allow possi. for use for distribution (as opposed to transmission) bie exemption of renewals of camping club promotional purges' permits and motor vehicle wrecker licenses. ! (h)All grants of franchises by agencies to utilities. W All disposals of rights of way by utilities. WAC 197-11-925 Department of labor and fndus. (25) Natural resources management. In addition to tries. All licenses required under programs administered the other exemptions contained in this section, the fol- by the department of labor and industries as of lowing natural resources management activities shall be December 12. 1975 are exempted,except the issuance of exempt: any license for the manufacture of explo.'vas or the (a) All class 1, 11, 111 forest practices as defined by adoption or amendment by the department of any regu. RCW 76.09.050 or regulations thereunder. lations incorporating general standards respecting the is- (b) Issuance of new grazing leases covering a section suance of licenses authorizing the storage of explosives of land or less:and issuance of all grazing leases for land under chapter 70.74 RCW. The adoption of any indus. t' t has been subject to a grazing lease within the re- trial health or safety regulations containing noise stand- vious ten years. ards shapll be considered a major action under this (c) Licenses or approvals to remove firewood. chapter. (d) Issuance of agricultural leases covering one hun. died sixty contiguous s^res or less. WAC 197-11-830 Department of natural resources. (e) Issuance of lease for Christmas tree harvesting or The following actions and licenses of the department of �. brush picking. natural resources are exempted: r (f) Issuance of leases for school sites. (1) Forest closures,shutdowns and permit suspensions (g) Issuance of leases for, and placement of, mooring due to extreme unusual fire hazards. buoys designed to serve pleasure craft. (2) Operating permits to use power equipment on for- (h) Development of recreational sites not specifically est land. designed for all-terrain vehicles and not including more (3) Permits to use fuse on forest land. than twelve campsites. (4) Log patrol licenses. (i) Periodic use of chemical or mechanical means to (5) Permits for drilling fur which no public hearing is maintain public part and recreational land: Provided, required under RCN' 79.76,070 (geothermal test That chemicals used are approved by the Washington drilling). state department of agriculture and applied by licensed (6) Permits for the dumping of forest debris and wood personnel. This exemption shall not apply to the use of waste in forested areas. chemicals within watersheds that are controlled for the (7)Those sales of timber from public lands that the purpose of drinking water quality in accordance with department of natural resources determines, by rules WAC 248 54-660. adopted pursuant to RCN' 43.21C.120 do not have po- 0) Issuance of rights of way, easements and use per. tential for a substantial impact on the environment. mils to use existing roads in nonresidential areas. (8) Except on aquatic lands under state control,leases (k) Establishment of natural area preserves to be used for mineral prospecting under RCW 79,01.616 or 79.01. for scientific research and education and for the protec. .652, but not including issuance of subsequent contracts tion of rare flora and fauna, under the procedures of for mining. chapter 79.70 RCW. WAC 197-11-835 Department of fisheries. The fol. WAC 197-I1-810 Exemptions and nonexemptions lowing activities of the department of fisheries are applicable 10 specific state agencies. The exemptions in exempted: 197-I1-820 through 197-11-875 relate only to the spe. (I) The establishment of seasons, catch limits or geo- Q tiff" activities identified within the named agencies. graphical areas for fishing or shellfish removal. 7 These exemptions are in addition to the preceding sec. (2) All hydraulic project approvals (RCW 75.20.100) tions of this part and are subject to the rules and limita. for activities incidental to a class 1, 11,Ill forest practice tions of 197-11-305. The categorical exemptions in as delined in RCW 76.09.050 or regulations thereunder. 197-11400 apply to all agencies, including those named (3) Hydraulic project approvals where there is no in 197-I1-820 through 197-11-875 unless the goner?I other agency with jurisdiction (besides the department In.197-11 WAC—pxi KING COUNTY 13UILDING AND LAND DEVELOPMENT DIVISION .I New Telephone Numbers f February 1. 1988 MhNhc,ER,s OFFICE/ • LAND USE CONTROLS 296-6650 ADMINISTRATIVE SERVICES 296-6690 Land Use Applications Manager 296-6690 (Rezones, variances, Assistant Manager 296-6692 Conditional Use, unelas- Administrative Assistant 296-6690 •ified Use, Shorelines, 296-6650 Accounts/Payroll 296-6696 Master Plans) Records Center 296-6696- Application Teview/Hearings 296-6650 Zoning Information 296-6655 COMMERCIAL/MULTIFAMILY Zoning Adjustor 296-6692 PRODUCTS 296-6600 TECHNICAL SERVICES 296-6660 permit Applications 296-6600 Sensitive Area Review 296-6650 Addressing 296-6620 SFPA/Environmental Review 296-6662 Plans Review 296-6600 Traffic Review 296-6666 Building Inspections 296-6615 Utilities Review/ Grading Permits/Inspections 296-6610 Coordination 296-6666 Road/Drainage Inspection Codes Developmes,t 296-6669 North County 296-6665 South County 639-2931 P Rt1TtCT I'JE SERVICES RESIDENTIAL PRODUCTS 296-6620 Fire Marshal's office 296-6670 remit Application 296-6620 Fire Investigation 296-6670 permit Status 296-6627 Hazardous Materials Addressing 296-6626 permits 296-6675 Plans Review 296-6620 Fire Inspections 296-6615 Inspectors 296-6630 Arson Hotline 1-800-55-ARSON Inspection Request 296-6635 Code Enforcenr nt 296-6690 SUBDIVISION PRODUCTS 296-66e0 (lousing/Zoning Complaints 296-6655 6-6690 Subdivision Information 296-6660 Mobile Henea Plat Inspection North County 29f-6615 South County 839-2931 3Yy 67 og a N Y V soy `^ e 0 s` ©ELLEVUE N a El St 3M A •�-- ,•,z f/• CD rtOUARE J aR .S1 SW ARE 6 ar• �� Ras! a Eastsate - St 381h King County Building and Land Development Division (BALD) f .os 3600 - 136th Place Southeast ` I Suite A / nellevae, WA 98006 ran ambulances, and and tow trucks: Provided, That regulation proposals (RFPs), and the conceptual planning Of common carriers by the utilities and transportation posals shall be exempt. These may be strictly fu commission shall not be considered exempt under this mation-gathering, or as part of a study leadir subsection. proposal that has not yet been approved, adol (g) All licenses for food or drina services,sales, and funded; this exemption does not include any age distribution, including but not limited to restaurants, li- tion that commits the agency to proceed with quor,and meat. proposal. (Also see 197-11-070.) (h) All animal control licenses, including but not lim. (19) Acceptance of filings. The acceptance ited to pets. kennels, and pet shops. Establishment or agency of any document or thing required or autl construction of such a facility shall not be considered by law to be filed with the agency and for whi exempt by this subsection. agency has no discretionary power to refuse acce, l (i) The renewal or missuance of a license regulating shall be exempt. No license shall be considered u any present activity or structure so long as no material by virtue of this subsection. changes are involved. (20) Procedural actions. The proposal or adopt f (15) Activities of agencies. The following administra. legislation, rules, regulations, resolutions or ordin tive, fiscal and personnel activities of agencies shall be or of any plan or program relating solely to gover exempt: tal procedures, and containing no substantive star (a) The procurement and distribution of general sup- respecting use or modification of the environment plies, equipment and services authorized or necessitated be exempt.Agency SEPA procedures shall be exen by previously approved functions or programs. (21) Building codes. The adoption by ordinance (b) The assessment and collection of taxes. codes as required by the state building code act (ch (c) The adoption of all budgets and agency requests 19.27 RCW). for appropriation: Provided, That if such adoption in- (22) Adoption of noise ordinances. The adoptin eludes a final agency decision to undertake a major ac- counties/cities of resolutions, ordinances, rules or , tion, that portion of the budget is nu; exempted by this lations concerned with the control of noise which d, subsection. differ from regulations adopted by the departmer (d) The borrowing of funds, issuance of bonds, or ap- ecology under chapter 70.107 RCW. Whe plying for a grant and related financing agreements and county/city proposes a noise resolution, ordinance. approvals. or regulation, a portion of which differs from the a; (e)The review and payment of vouchers and claims, cable state regulations(and thus requires approval of M The establishment and collection of liens and serv- department of ecology under RCN' 7?.107.060f- ice billings. SEPA compliance may be limited to those items wi (g) All personael actions, including hiring, termina. differ from state regulations. tions.appointments, promotions, allocations of positions, (23) Review and comment actions. Any activity wh and expansions or reductions in force. one agency reviews or comments upon the actions of (h) All agency organization, reorganization, internal other agency or another department within an age: operational planting or coordination of plans or shall be exempt. functions. (24) Utilities. The utility-related actions listed be: (i) Adoptions or approvals of utility, transportation shall be exempt, except for installation, construction, and solid waste disposal rates, alteration on lands covered by water. The exemption Q) The activities of school districts pi rsuant to deseg- eludes installation and construction, relocation when regaticu plans or programs; however, construction of quired by other governmental bodies, rcpa real property transactions or tht adoption of any policy, replacement, maintenance, operation or alteration th plan or program for such construction of real property does not change the action from an exempt class, transaction shall not be considered exempt under this (a) All communications lines including cable TV lit. subsection (see also 191-11-800(7)), not inc a mg communication towers or rela stations. (16) Financial assistance grants. The approval of orm a er, w n sewer acuities line, grants e• loans by one agency to another shall be ex- equipm,:nt, hookups or appurtenances including, utiliz empt. although an agency may at its option require ing or related to lines eight inches or less in diameter. compliance with SEPA prior to making a grant or loan (c) All electric facilities, lines, equipment or appurte for design or construction of a project_ This exemption nances, not including substations, with an associatet. includes agencies taking nonproject actions that are nec- voltage of 55,000 volts or less: and the overbuilding o. emary to apply for federal or other financial assistance. existing distribution lines (55,000 volts or feu) with 1 (17) Lora! improvement districts. The formation of transmission lines (more than 55,000 volts):and :he um local improvement districts, unless such formation con- dergrounding of all electric facilities, lines,equipment or stitutes a final agency decision to undertake construction appurtenances. of a structure or facility net exempted under 197-11- (d) All natural gas distribution (as opposed to trans- 800 and 197-11-880. mission) lines and necessary appurtenant facilities and (18) Information collection and research. Basic data hookups. collection, research, resource evaluation, requests for (c) All developments within the confines of any exist- ing electric substation, reservoir, pump station or well: (Ch. 199-11 WAC--9191 •a•• Hole—IY/ ambulances, and tow trucks: Provided, That regulation proposals (RFPs), and the conceptual planning of common carriers by the utilities and transportation posals shall be exempt. These may be strictly fo commission shall not be considered exempt under this matiun-gathering, or as part of a study le,lir subsection. proposal that has not yet been approved. .do; (g) Ali license for food or drink services,-sales, and funded; this exemption does not include -.ty age. distribution. including but not limited to restaurants, li- tion that commits the agency to pror:ed • ' It quor,and meat. proposal. (Also see 197-11-070.) (b) All animal contrul licenses, including but not lim- (19) Acceptance of film s. The acceptance ited to pets, kennels, and pet shops. Establishment or agency of any document o. .aing required or autf construction of such a facility shall not be considered by law to be filed with the agency and for whi exempt by this subsection. agency has no discretionary power to refuse acre (, (i) The renewal or reissuance of a license regulating shall be exempt. No license shall be considu«.1 c any present activity or structure so long as no material by virtue of this subsection, changes are involved. (20) Procedural actions. The proposal or adopt f (15) Activities of agencies. The following administra. legislation, rules, regulations, resolutions or ordin tive, fiscal and personnel activities of agencies shall be or of any plan or program relating solely to gover: exempt: tal procedures, and containing no substantive star, (a) The procurement and distribution of general sup- respecting use or modification of the environment plies, equipment and services authorized or neaeasitatcd be exempt. Agency SEPA procedures shall be exen by previously approved functions or programs. (21) Building codes. The adoption by ordinance (b)The assessment and collection of taxes. codes as required by the state building code act(ch (c) The adoption of all budgets and agency requests 19.27 RCW). for appropriation: provided, That if such adoption in- (22) Adoption of noise ordinances. The adoptic eludes a final agency decision to undertake a major ac. counties,4itties of resolutions, ordinances, rules or r tion, that portion of the oudget is not exempted by this lations concerned with the control of noise which d, subsection. differ from regulations adopted by the departmer (d) The borrowing of funds, issuance of bonds, or ap. ecology under chapter 3.107 RCW. Wher plying for a grant and relate, financing agreements and county/city proposes a noise resolution, ordinance, approvals. or regulation,a portion of which differs from the al (e) The review and payment of vouchers and claims. cable state regulations(and thus requires approval of M The establishment and collection of liens and serv- department of ecology under RCW 70.107.0601 ice billings. SEPA con.pliance may be limited to those items wl (g) .All personnel actions, including hiring, termina- differ from state regulations. tions, appomtme.-as, promotions, allocations of positions. (23) Review and comment actions. Any activity wl: and^-xpansions or reductions in force, one avncy reviews or comments upon the actions of (h) All agency organization, reorganization, internal other agency or another department within an aga operational planning or coordination of plans or shall be exempt. functions. (24) Utilities. The outity-related actions listed bel (i) Adoptions or approvals of utility, transportatior, shall be exempt, except for installation, construction, and solid waste disposal rates. alteration on lands covered by water. The exemption U) The activities of school districts pursuant to deseg- eludes installation and construction, relocation when r rogation plans or programs; however, construction of quired by other governmental bodies, repa. real property transactions or the adoption of any policy, replacement, maintenance, operation or alteration th, plan or program for such construction of real property doe not change the action from an exempt clam. transaction shall not be considered exempt under this (a) All communications lines. including cable TV bt subsection (see also 197-I1-800(7)), not ine u mg communication towers or relay stations. (16) Financial assistance grants. The approval of s orm er er, w n sewer act hies, line grants or loans by one agency to another shall be ex. equipment, hookups or appurtenances including, utiliz empt, although an agency may at its option require ing or related to lines eight inches or less in diameter. .t,np,r mce with SEPA prior to making a grant or loan (c) All electric facilities, line^. equipment or appurte o� Or ign or construction of a project. This exemption 1.. ces, not including substations, with an associate, tm paes agencies taking nonproject actions that are nee- voltage of 55,000 volts or less; and the overbuilding o essary to apply for federal or other financial assistance. canting distribution lines (55,000 volts or less) with j. (17) Local improvement districts. The formation of transmission lines (more than 55.(=volts); and the on. local improvement districts, unless such formation con- dergrounding of all electric facilities, lines,equipment or stitutes a final agency decision to undertake construction appurtenances, of a structure or facility not exempted under 197-!I- (d) All natural gas distribution (as opposed to trans- . 800 and 197-11-880. mission) lines and necessary appurtenant facilities and (18) Information collection ar4 research. Basic data hookups. collection, research, resource evaluation, requests for (e) All developments within the confines of any exist• ing electric substation, reservoir. pump station or well: ICI.197-11 WAC-y Try I ambulances, and tow trucks: Frovided, That regulation B proposals e and the conceptual planning of common carriers by the utilities and transportation posals shallll be be exempt. These may be strictly fit commission shall not be considered exen'ot under this mation—gathering, or as part of a study leadit subsection. _ proposal that has not yet been approved, ado; (g) All licenses for food or drink services, sales, and funded; this exemption does not include any age: distribution, including but not limited to restaurants, li- tion that commits the agency to proceed with quor,and meat. proposal.(Also see 197-11-070.) (h) All animal control licenses,including but not lim- (19) Acceptance of filings. The acceptance ited to pets, kennels, and pet shops. Establishment or agency of any document or thing required or auti construction of such a facility shall not be considet_d by law to be filed with the agency and for whl exempt by this so bsection. agency has no discretionary power to refuse aces (i) The renewal or Misalliance of a license regulating shall be exempt. No license shall be considered e any present activity or structure an long as no material by virtue of this subsection. changes are involved. (20) Procedural actions. The proposal or adopt (15) Activities of agencies. The following administra. legislation, rules, regulations, resolutions or ordin tive. fiscal and personnel activities of agencies shall be or of any p;.an or program relating solely to gover exempt. tal procedures, and containing no substantive star. (a) The procurement and distribution of general sup- respecting use or modification of the environment plies, equipment and services authorized or necessitated be exempt.Agency SEPA procedures shall be exec by previously approved functions or programs. (21) Building codes. The adoption by ordinance (b)The assessment and collection of taxes. codes as required by the state building code act(ch (c) The adoption of all budgets and agency requests 19.27 RCW). for appropriation: Provided, That if such adoption in. (22) Adoption of noise ordinances. The adoptee eludes a final agency decision to undertake a major ac. counties/cities of resolutions, ordinances, rules or r tion, that portion of the budget is not exempted by this lations concerned with the control of noise which d, subsection. differ from regulations adopted by the depertmer (d) The borrowing of funds, issuance of bonds, or ap- ecology under chapter 70.107 RCW. Whey plying for a grant and related financing agreements and county/city proposes a noise resolution, ordinance, approvals. at regulation., a portion of which differs from the ar (c) The review and payment of vouchers and claims. cable state regulations(and thus requires approval of M The establishment and collection of liens and se". department of ecology under RCW 70.107.0601 ice billings. SEPA compliance may be limited to those items col (g) All personnel actions, including hiring, termina. differ from state regulations. tions. appointments, promotions, allocations of positions. (23) Review and comment actions.Any activity wh and expansions or reductions in force. one agency reviews or comment,%upon the actions of (h) All agenq organization, reorganization, internal other agency or another department within an age operational planning or coordination of plans or shall be exempt. functions. (24) Utilities. The utility—related actions listed be'. W Adoptions or approvals of utility, transportation shall be exempt, except for installation, construction. and solid waste disposal rates. alteration on lands covered by water. The exemption 0) The acm,lies of school districts pursuant to deseg- eludes installation and construction, relocation when regation plans or programs; however, construction of quired by other governmental bodies, repa real property transactions or the adoption of any policy, replacement, maintenance, operation or alteration th plan or program for such construction of real property does not change the action from an exempt class. transaction shall not be considered exempt under this (-t All communications lines,incicdna cable TV.1p isubsection (s.,c also 197-1I-800(7)), not mc-Tmg communication towers or relay stations 0b) financial assistance grants. The approval of c s[7 rm a er, w n sewer acthnes, line 1 grants or loans by one agency to another shill be ex- equipment, hookups or appurtenances including, util1> cmpt, although an agency may at its optior require ing or related to lines eight inches or less in diameter. compliance with SEPA prior to making a grant or loan (c) Ad electric facilities, lines, equipment or appurte for design or construction of a project. This exemption nances, not including substations, with an associate, includes agencies taking nonprojeom actions that are nec- voltage of 55J1W volts or less: a.A the overbuilding o essary to apply for federal or other financial assistance existing distribution lines (55.200 volts or less) wilt (17) Local improvement districts. The formation of transmission lines (more than 55,000 volts);and the um I local improvement districts, unless such formation con- dergrounding of all electric facilities,lines,equipment or stitutes a fine:agency decision to undertake construction appurtenances. of a structure or facility not exempted under 197-11— (d) All natural gas distribution (as opposed to trans- .� 8W and 197-11-880. mission) lines and necessary appurtenant facilities and v rc 1 (18) Information collection and research. Basic data hookups. ` `'<•"'a'{. collection, research, resource evaluation, requests for (e) All developm—rats within the confines of any exl ing electric substation, reservoir, pump station or web. 10.197-1- tt,1r-1291 `l + �ur mrK-•lY7- ambulances, and tow trucks: Provided That regulation proposals (RFPs), and the conceptual planning of common carriers by the utilities and transportation posals shall be exem• These may be strictly fo j commission shall not be considered exempt under this mation-gathering, or as part of a study leadir subsection. proposal that has not yet been approved, adol j (g) All licenses for food or drink services,sales, and funded; this exemption does not include any ages distribution, including but not limited to restaurants, li- tion that commits the agency to proceed with quor,and meat. proposal. (Also see 197-I1-070.) (h) All animal control licenses,including but not lim. (19) Acceptance of filings. The acceptance ited to pets, kennels, and pet shops. Establishment or agency of any document or thing required or suit construction of such a facility shall not be considered by law to be filed with the agency and for whi exempt by this subsection. agency has no discretionary power to tefus• acce (i) The renewal or reissuance of a license regulating s'all be exempt. No license shall be considered c any present activity or structure so long as no material by virtue of this subsection. changes are involved. (20) Procedural actions. The proposal or adopt (15) Activities of age-cies. The following administra. legislation, rules, regulations, resolutions or ordin tive, fiscal and personnel activities of agencies shall be or of any plan or program relating solely to goverT exempt: tal procedures, and containing no substantive star (a) The procurement and distribution of general sup- respecting use or modification of the environment plies,equipment and services authorized or necessitated be exempt.Agency SEPA procedures shall be exen by previously approved functions or programs. (21) Building codes. r..adoption by ordinance (b)The assessment and collection of taxes. codes as required by the state building code act(ch (c) The adoption of all budgets and agency requests 19,27 RCW). for appropriation: Provided. Lno, if such adoption in- (22) Adoption of noise ordinances. The adoptio eludes a frnai agency decision to undertake a major ac- counties/cities of resolutions, ordinances, rules or r tion, that portion of the budget is not exempted by this lations concerned with the control of noise which it, subsection. differ from regulations adopted by the departmer (d) The borrowing of funds, issuance of bonds, cr ap- ecology under chanter 70.107 RCW. What plying for a grant and related financing agreements and county/city proposes a noise resolution, ordinance, approvals. or regulation, a portion of which differs from the at (a)The review and payment of vouchers and claims. cable state regulations (and thus requires approval o) M The establishment and collection of liens and Sam- department of ecology under RCW 70.107.0601 ice billings. SEPA compliance may be limited to those items ,i (g) All personnel actions, including hiring, termina- differ from state regulations. Lions, appointments, promotions, allocations of positions, (23) Review and comment actions.Any activity w) and expansions or reductions in force. one agency reviews or comments upon the actions of (h) All agency organization, reorganization, internal other agency or another department within an age: operational planning or coordination cf plans or shall be exempt. functions. (24) Utilities. The utility-reiated actions listed bd (i) Adoptions or approvals of utility, transportation shall be exempt, except for installation, construction. and solid waste disposal rates. alteration on lands covered by water. The exemption Q) The activities of school districts pursuant to deseg- eludes installation and construction, relocation when regation plans or programs; however, construction of quired by other governmental bodies, repa real property transactions or the adoption of any policy, replacement, maintenance, operation or alteration IF plan or program for such construction of real property does not change the action from an exempt class. transaction shall not be considered exempt under this (a) All com o, nicatio➢s_lines including cable TV-b. subsection (see also 197-11-800(7)). not inc uu ing communication towers_orrrrela�station�s. (16) Fi,rancial assistance grants. The approval of s orm a er, £hewer aT cilittes, line grants or loans by one agency to another shall be ex- equipment, hookups or appurtenances including, utili: empt although an agency may at its option requi• ing or related to lines eight inches or ten in diameter. ompliance with SEPA prior to making a grant or Im., (c) All electric facilities, lines, equipment or appurtc for design or construction of a project. This exemption nances, not including substations, with an associate includes agencies taking nonproject actions that are nec- voltage of 55,000 volts or less; and the overbuilding o essary to apply for federal or other financial assistance. existing distribution lines (55,000 volts or less) wit) (17) Local improvement districts. The formation of transmission lines (more than 55,OW volts); and the um local improvement districts, unless such formation con- dergrounding of all electric facilities,lines,equipment of stitutes a final agency decision to undertake construction appurtenances. of a structure or facility not exempted under 197-11- (d) \II natural gas distribution (as opposed to trans. 800 and 197-11-880. minion) lines and necessary appurtenant facilities and (18) information collection and research. Basic data hookups. collection, research, resource evaluation, requests for (a) All developments within the confines of any exist- ing electric substation, reservoir, pump station or well: (CL 197-11 WACy 291 PRECONSTRUCTION CONFERENCE PROJECT: , I.3 .Si' 1'9 k" c F_ DATE: ADDRESS/LOCATION: PROJECT 11 W - 9v -CS PERMIT WORK ORDER d THOSE IN ATTENDANCE NAME COMPANY PHONE /PAy Si c /T rvir A1,4[o �2 s--.z<Y` ou f+/ _ C / t7F FgAITom G/AaP c%hr3 ;Ju;�_ •, vd �r g Lo. lot lr t�I- Zf6-$ rzz H�i9crrt lSRft ua �P) 01` C�E*� uTw,r e+cc oe.i/ 13S (31 PRECONSTRUCTION CONFERENCE DATE: PROJECT: ADDRESS/LOCATION: PROJECT U PERMIT A WORK ORDER B •xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx,txxxxx.:xxx*xxxxx+x*xxxx*xxxxx*xxxxxxxxaxxx+�x*x*xxxxxxxx THOSE IN ATTENDANCE NAME COMPANY PHONE hopot• EA p,5- ?c31 17i i b r ha JU r`6:N�NI.WIII,IA�1 G_ -TGI CAV '- 6L0>tl Of 5''IF ' W,3"4 oa/ STFA�A /� n nF ('ftiroc� Z3S - z43/ �h7�� !�•�E/�f�'�FE �1�.!'� � �,� �..�x��c//: Tlt. _ �3$ -..16, 3 1 - ?�/� l�. JANt 5 SUDI 1 fir/ 1 yo n/3G,i(, S S_ 5.. 7 ,Iz. ColAl,N0 72 o S l3 Y 0 � v b I ! x. f SST /B Ilk �4v, _..__ Y Fe ' 1C181 6 Lhl 1 .,� IY Y t. i r 21) Woo \ � r To:Don Pricksor 'Lcxr_ne Administrator From Public Works Department Date: SEPA/F I.S.Pam_ROCESS ['ITY PROJECT Proiect Nam and hcxdtipnt Project Dsscriolioa: The Zoning Administration Office has determined the following environmental submittals will Ix required to proved with this project: S PA compliance Form: short_ long_ EIS Will need land use: yes no _ Gaff Meetiow. needed_ not-needed_ Who should attend: T=of Land Use Action: Return To; Signed: Project Manager Date: Dhonc f; e/p/002/PL/,h CITY OF RENTON COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT DEPARTMENT PLANNING DIVISION ENVIRONMENTAL REVIEW SUBMITTAL REQUIREMENTS 1. An application form, including legal description, and affidavits of ownership together with other pertinent information shill be submitted with 12 copies including the original to the Community Development Department. 2. Provide 12 copies, including the original, of a completed environmental checklist. 3. The application and checklist shall be accompanied by the required environmental fee (see fee schedule). 4. Vicinity map (12 copies): A vicinity map at a scale of one 1" - 200' shall be provided with all development applications. (If the applicant wishes to use another scale, authorization to do so should be obtained in advance from the Zoning Administrator.) This map shall show surrounding properties. Lot lines, land uses, building outlines, and curb cuts for driveways and entrances to parking areas for these surrounding properties also should be shown. In ad- dition, the map should include a north arrow (true north), the scale used for the map, and street names for all streets shown. This information will assist the City in carrying out its re- view of your proposal. S. Site Plan (12 :opies): The applicant shall submit a fully dimensioned landscaping plan drawn at a scale of V - 20' if the site is one acre or less and 1" - 40' for sites over one acre. The plan shall show the following: a. Date, scale, and north arrow; b. Subject property with all property lines dimensioned; C. Location of the subject site with respect to the nearest street intersections, including intersections opposite the subject property; d. Location of existing driveways adjacent to the subject property or on the opposite side facing the subject property; e. All existing public improvements including, but not necessarily limited to: curbs, gut- ters, and sidewalks; median islands; street trees; electroliers; fire hydrants; utility poles, etc., including those adjacent to the subject site; I. Location of existing and proposed structures, parking and loading areas, driveways, existing on-site trees, existing or proposed fencing or retaining walls, free-standing signs, easements, re.'use areas, on-site lighting fixtures, utility junction boxes, or pub- lic utility transformers; g. Locatiot and size of proposed structures, storage areas, buffer areas, open spaces, and landsccp<d areas; h. Generalized utilities plan, drainage, and storm water run-off provisions; i. Topographic features and other natural features such as streams, lakes, and marshes; j. Existing and propose coutouts shown at intervals not greater than 5% and k. Location, size, and detailing of all signs proposed. 6. Grading Plan (12 copies): A grading plan together with copies shall be required if the pro- posed grade differential on-site will exceed 24" from the top of the curb or adjacent proper- ties. Environmental Review Submittal Requirements Page 2 7. Landscaping Plan (12 copies): Submit a fully dimensioned landscaping plan drawn at a scale of 1" - 20' if the site is one acre or less and 1" - 40' for sites over one acre. The plan shall show the following: a. Date, scale, and north arrow; b. Location of buildings, parking areas, and access; C. Names and locations of abutting streets and public improvements; d. Existing and proposed contours at S' intervals; e. Location and size of planting areas; I. Proposed berming, locations, and height; g. Location, size, and spacing of existing and proposed shrubs, trees, ground covers, and decorative rockery or like landscape improvements; h. Identify names of existing and propos-d vegetation; and i. Planting details (soil mix, planting depth and width, and bark mulch depth). 8. Architectural Elevations of Buildings (12 copies): Submit fully dimensioned architectural ele- vations of all buildings and structures including: a. Building materia:s and colors including roof, walls, or other enclosures; b. Fence or retaining wall materials, colors, and architectural design; C. Existing and proposed building signs including but not limited to size, location, mate- rials and colors; d. Architectural design of on-site lighting fixtures; and e. Cross-section of roof showing location and height of roof top equipment such as, but not limited to, air conditicners, compressors, etc. 9. Submit 12 copies of a project narrative describing conditions of features which cannot be adequately shown on the plans such as the scope of the project, the proposed use(s), and the program for development (include timing and phasing). Note: If requested by the Department of Community Development, a Super-K or PMT reduction of each sheet of plans must also be submitted. 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ISSA CUAM WA 98027 45 486 M/M GARY ADAMSON 10715 138TH A'' SE - _ 10715 138TM AY SE RENTON WA 98056 R M KELLER - 11434 DES MDINES uT 5 10733 138TM AV SE —._. _ . . ...._ __ DES MOINES WA 98168 62 b83 ROBERT DENNY _ --'- 12838 138TM AV SE ' - '"--'—'-- 12808 138TM AY SE RENTON WA 98056 62 68S 12812I1387MTAV SE0 12812 138TM AV SE RENTON WA 98056 _ 62 400 JIM SCAPPINI 12815 138TM AV SE 12615 138TM AV SE RENTON WA 98056 62 675 JENKINS SPAGNOIF 12816 138TM AV SE 12816 138TM AV ,E CcNTON WA 98056 .t, �s Y• q - A DATE 08/21/89 CITY OF RENTON PAGE 2 GATE SELECTED SERVICE ADDRESS LISTING cc t/Ph9n a__-S*rvice address Mailing address �3—i33�T PEACOCK 12829 138TH AV SE - 2$29 138TM v SE - - - - - - RENTON WA 98055 62 447 -bONALD HAMBLIN 13025 138TH AV SE 13005 138TH AV SE - --_ '"-- --- RENTON WA 98056 62 6S0 NR JOHN L FANNING 13010 138TH AV SE 13010 138TH AV SE • _ _ - _-_- RENTON WA 98050 13015 1338TH8TH AV SE 62 «e OONALO N 13025 138TH AV SE • -- - - - - -. 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RENTON WA 98056 62 S75 ROY F VAVAK 13418 138TH SE -- 13418 138TH AV SE - RENTON WA 98056 62 56s 0 LUNDSTROM 13504 138TA AV SE - -- — 13504 138TM AV SE RENTON WA 98056 62 —-EDWARD MARZI 13505 138TH AV SE - --- 13505 138TH AV SE RENTO WA 156 62 564 HARRY BALLA D 13508 138TH AV SE 13508 138TM AV SE RENTON WA 9BC56 62 562 TIM & TERESA BULCIN 13512 138TH AV SE 13512 138TH AV SE RENYON WA 98056 62 551 RICCMAR? 0 NOVAK 13521 133TH AV SE 13521 138TH AV SE RENTON WA 98056 62 561 BENJAMIN URVINA 13522 138TH AV SE 13522 138TH AV SE RENTON WA 98056 62 560 JACK FROST 13528 138TH 'V SE ..-- -- .-- -- - - 13528 138TM AV SE RENTON WA 98056 1. cy •�- CITY OF RENTON +� PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT -arl Clymer, Mayor Maintenance Division MEMORANDUM DATE: 26 July 1989 TO: Rick Harbert FROM: Jack Crumley SUBJECT: Water line on 138th Avenue SE , Ray Sled spoke with Tom Henry, King County's Chief Inspector, about the county restoration requirements on 138th Avenue SE yesterday afternoon and again this morning. Tom provided the following: 1. While we do have a standing permit to do repairs on the 138th Av SE water main we would have to apply for f}[ an additional permit to do the line replacement. Tom said that if we submitteJ three copies of our plans q they could get the permit approved and by to us in ten l days or so. 2. The County would require us to do a full overlay of 138th Av SE. However, they would allow us to defer that overlay until next year. Our plans would have to note that the overlay would be done in 1990. 3. Tom said that compaction to 958 is required. If we can get 958 with native soil, this would be okay. If we cannot get the required 958 with native material we would have to import the backfill. .IC/kh cc: Ray Sled 3555 N.E. 2nd Street - Renton, Washington 98056 _'_ _'. m CUSTOMER NU.IBER INVOICE/STATEMENT H 731100047 BROL KING COUNTY OFFICE OF FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT AOGCOU TY ACR' '..;:s U/dD/ 6S.53Yo 653 KING COUNTY 4CM'�N BLDG /)/ S /8,59�.8`/. / 500 4TH AVE SEATTLE.WA 9BIDa PUBLIC WORKS-ROADS STATEMENT DATE 09/19/90 -- UTIt TY INSPECTIONS -- UTILTTY INSPECTIONS-ENGINEERIN , - ` INVOICE NUMBER 9034361 '\/\•`'_./y//,' DUE DATE 10/19/90 AMOUNT DUE #50.00 TO ENSURE PROPER CREDIT •MAKE CHECK PAYABLE TO KING COUNTY FINANCE DIVISION •RETURN THIS PORTION WITH YOUR PAYMENT •INDICATE CUSTOMER NUMBER ON CHECK TD CITY OF RENTON-ENGINEERING •ALLOW ADEQUATE TIME FOR DELIVERY - 20� MILL AVE S RENTON WA 98055 ATTN RICHARD MORENO MAIL THIS PORTIJN WITH YOUR PA IM ENT 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000U00009034361700000500014 CUSTOMER NUMBER 31100047 GRO1 DETACH AND RETAIN THIS PORTION FOR YOUR RECORDS STATEMENTOATE pp9/19/9❑ INVOICE NUMBER PERIOD 08/01/90 - 08/31/90 PAGE 001 9034361 -- DESCRIPTION UNITS UNITS RATE AMOUNT DESCR M44470 UTILITY INSPECTION U47 UTILITY INSPECTIONS 298 RESTORATION INSPECTIO`: W 1414 69 138 AVE SE 8 SE 135 0.50 50.00 25.00 W 1414 89 138 AVE SE ¢ SE 135 0.50 50.00 25.00 TOTAL RESTORATION INSPECTION $50.00 TOTAL UTILITY INSPECTIONS $50.00 TOTAL UTILITY INSPECTION #50.00 TOTAL THIS INVOICE $50.00 s It t STATEME OF ACCO'iNT At It s PRIOR MONTH BALANCE $25.00 ADJUEESSTMENTS #$0.00 000R CURRENTSDELINAUENCY CHARGES 3.00 UNPAID INVOICES TOTAL UNPAID #n.00 TOTAL AMOUNT DUE #50.00 IAHfER 115,LAWS OF 196i r RENT Or CEFr .-A7ioh :d m M•Fy 'y udR InWry Y;a.n, ...:a1 odiE .BAR dI..•C;•Y o Ra '�.••� am yNow%-iA+a �0-ir-5d CALL 296-75.iS FOR ASSISTANCE. t:ING COUNTY DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS ROADS DIV' ION T/C 81 UTILITY INSPECTION SECTION INSPECTION REPORT UTILITY JOB NO 1 UTlury PERMIT NO 6� ¢' �q UTILITY ADDRESS / ^ - —.- LOW ORG NO.5608 UTILITY NO(OPTION) l A 4-7 _. PROJECT NO.M44470 MONTH C � YEAR! _ DAV TIME TASK THOURS LOCATION OF INSPF :ON INSPEC70P I 'AM/PW REMARKS O / Alm 298 O.S I -3 56 / 3S ST r N -- - I TOTAL HOURS 1 ,0 uw.ima� wwreaccr.�a cxurr.� vci�avLre�n MculaM1101iCtg1 N71� iO qj i hu< eak, Ab o !fie is LA6r tiR CITY OF RENTON�,� UAL PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT,,,.. Earl Clymer, Mayor Maintenar.— Division �9;, MEMORANDUM DATE: 17 July 1989 TO: Lynn Guttmann FROM: Jack Crum,,,/-- SUBJECT- Water Main in 138th Avenue SE The city has an old four inch steel water main which lies in 138th Avenue SE (see attached map). Over the last three years we've done 25 repairs on only 2,300 feet of water main. We now make repairs right next to older repairs. Something that is discouraging to our workers. Ray and I have suggested that this main be replaced as part of the steel :rain replacement program for the past two years. However, Ron Olson has thought there would be some development going in the area and that he could get the developer to do the main replacement as part of the cost of development. Unfortunately, we are still waiting for the development and the leaks keep on keeping on. Today we were out there repairing one leak and saw two more leaks come into being as a couple of loaded dump trucks went rolling thr ugh. (To help understand the problem, we repaired another leak on the main only last Friday. ) ( Ray Sled was speaking with Dave Tibbott abc _ the problem this morning and Dave indicated that they; .(ay be some money left in one account or another, Ray thought if it was the Steel Main Replacement program, we could use it to do -.,_ tomething.9ght now. I would like to suggest, that if there is some money in the water account I would like to get authorization to purchase materials with it. The plan- would be to replace as much main as the available money allows, doing the work ourselves. Additionally, if the 138th Avenue SE main is not on the 1990 steel main replacement list, it should go on. Please let me know if there is some left over money. Once I know the dollar amount and have your OK I will take care of the rest. cc: Ray Sled 3555 N.E. 2nd Street - Renton, Washington 98056 - 1 I r r c r g S Hl G i I O 00 41 O yy ° U '� J \ I 1 a ® �----------- r 11 ,,GY H b% 1 9w Qom. 1 h W z Pan Nine 197-11-800 SFPA Roles Provided, That additional appropriations of water are exemptions arc specifically made inapplicable by one of not exempted by this subsection, the following exemptions. M Periodic use of chemical or mechanical means to maintain a utility or transportat right of way in its WAC 197-11-820 Department of heensing. All It. design condition: Provided, That c meals used are ap- arises required under programs administered by the de- praved by the Washington state department of agricul. partment of licensing as of December 12, 1975 are ture and applied by licensed personnel. This exemption exempted,except the following: shall no;apply to the use of chemicals within watersheds (1) Camping club promotional permits under chapter that are Controlled for the purpose of drinking water 19.105 RCW. quality in accordance with WAC 248-54-660. (2) Moeor vehicle wrecker licenses under chapter 46- (g) P' grants of rights of way by agencies to utilities .80 RCW; 197-11-8001 shall appiv to allow possi- for use for distribution (as opposed to transmission) ble exemption of renewAls of amping club promotional purposes. permits and motor vehicle wrecker licenses. (h)All grants of franchises by agencies to utilities. (i) All disposals of rights of way by utilities. WAC 197-11-825 Department of labor and indus- (25) Natural resources management. In addition to tries. All licenses required under programs administered the other exemptions contained in this section, the fol- by the department of labor and industries as of lowing natural resources management activities shall bx December 12, 1975 are exempted,except the issuance of exempt: any license for the manufacture of explosives or the (a) All class 1, 11, 111 forest practices as defined by adoption or amendment by the department of any regu- RCW 76.09.050 or regulations thereunder. lations incorporating general standards respecting the is- (b) Issuance of new grazing lases covering a section suance of licenses authorizing the storage of explosives of land or less;and issuance of all grazing leases for land under chapter 70,74 RCW. The adoption of any indus- that has been subject to a grazing lease within the prc. trial health or safety regulations Containing noise stand. vrous ten years. ards shall be considered a major action under this (c) Licenses or approvals to remove firewood, chapter. (d) Issuance of agricultural leases covering one hun• died sixty Contiguous acres or less. WAC 197-11-830 Department of natural resources. (c) Issuance of lases for Christmas tree harvesting or The following actions and licenses of the department or brush pickinb. natural resources are exempted: M Issuance of leases for school sites. (1) Forest closures,shutdown, and permit suspensions (9) Issuance of leases fo- and placement of, mooring due to extreme unusual fire hazards. buovs designed to serve pleasure craft. (2) Operaing permits to use power equipment on for.Development r recreational sites not specifically est land. designed for all-terrain vehicles and not including more (3) Permits to use fuse on forest land. than twelve campsites. (4) Log patrol licenses. (i) Periodic use of chemical or mechanical means to (5) Permits for drilling for which no public hearing is maintain public park and recreational land: Provided, required under RCW 79.76.070 (geothermal test That chemicals used are approved by the Washington drilling). state department of agriculture and applied by licensed (6) Permits for the dumping of forest debris and wood personnel. This exemption shall not apply to the use of waste in forested areas, chemicals within watersheds that are controlled for the (7) Those sales of timber from public lands that the purpose of drinking water quality in accordance with department of riaural resources determines, by rules WAC 248-54-660. adopted pursuant to RCW 43.21C.120 do not have po, 0) Issuance of rights of way, easements end use per- central for a substantial impact on the environment. mits to use existing roads in nonresidential areas. (8) Except on aquatic lands under stue control,leases (k) Establishment of natural at" preserves to be used for mineral prospecting under RCW 79.01.616 or 79.01- for scientific research and education nd for the protec. .652, but not including issuance of subsequent contracts tion of rare dais and fauna, undt the procedures of for mining. chapter 79.70 RCW. WAC 197-11-835 Department of fisheries. The fol- N ALC 141 11410 Exemptions and no,exemption, lowing activities of the department of fisheries are 4 app0able to specific state agencies. The exemptions in exempted: 197-11420 thrrwgh 197-11-875 rel Ae only to the spe- (1) The establishment of salons, catch limits or geo- cific activities identified within the named agencies. graphical areas for fishing or shellfish removal. These exemptions arc in addition to the preceding sec- (2) All hydraulic project approvals (RCW 75.20.100) tions of this part and are subject to the rules and limita- for activities incidental to a class 1, 11,111 forest practice lions of 197-11-305. The categorical exemptions in as defined in RCW 76.09,050 or regulations thereunder. 197-11-800 apply to all agencies, including those named (3) Hydraulic project approvals where there is no in 197-11-820 through 197-11-875 unless the general other agency with jurisdiction (besides the department K► :r—r 301 CITY OF RENTON WATER DEPARTMENT Pressure Test b Purification Test Form PROJECT NO. (,(J fk NAME OF PROJECT:: /�41 PRESSURE TEST TAKEN BY ON_ AT A PRESSURE OF �^,� 4,.,4 _PSI , FOR /�� MINUTES TEST ACCEPTED ON Q - PURIFICATION TEST TAKEN BY ON PURIFICATION TEST RESULTS, SAMPLE #1 SAMPLE #2 SAMPLE #3 PRESSURE COMPLETE AND PURITY COMPLETE r� No connections to mains or meter perm:ts issued until above box is checked by Inspector. REMARKS: KING COUNTY REAL PROPERTY DIVISION RIGHT OF WAY CONSTRUCTION PERMIT TELEPHONE 296-7456 PErtM1TNO. I -1A14--ri`' —_J09 NO ENVIRONMENTAL ASSESSMENT - ------- O Required Date Received FRANCHISE NO. b1- KROLL PAGE NO. �1c' Not Required ❑ Existing Assessment DATE 11i<;d5 SECTION. 15 TWP ' RANGE_ _ O Replacement _ O Categorically Exempt APPLICANT- _ CITY OF }.) I. L& PHONE NO. ADDRESS ? IO Hill Asian, S,duth ULID NO. 'NA 9bO55 POND AMOUNT Job Description: - EMERGENCY CONTACT PHONE NO. :O 11litl .. AYPk(X1i1ATY,1.Y 1750 Fli.6f Or 1! INC1. :FiN' ON 1.fA'tiz AVA»ti SP. F'K1T4 2011, *)X suU'_'h OF SE 118'Th' STRF" 'to SE 135Th STREET RE; NATIA PNOP11= 110. J-91j, A PhRi-CLINSTRUCT'ION COL'FdRE !, SIuM.I. 89_ Rk V,I:REU. 13E+N AV1 WL aE Sit" 811 YATC116G n8f0 UY8ki1.ATk7/ FU..A. ialu^.i1F SPFC� e ASPNA,:T. . OPBM Q`ZUN 135TB AV: N.� E oC 1B ACCZPTABLE 14 ACCOliDO(.k vita l^l':'T: K WC CO OPEN CUT P0:.1 T t THIS PERMIT IS FOR KING COUNTY FIGHT OF WAY ONLYy GIVE DISTANCE BY STREET OR ROAD WITH AN ON.FROM AND TO DESCR,nj { ALL WATER MAIN EXTENSK)NS MUST HAYF 4PORpVAL FROM THE FWE MARSMAII j ON ALL UN DERGHUUND UTILITY LINES MUST HAVE A MINIMUM 3p'COVER 1 ALL WORK TO BE DONE SUBJECT TO ME APPROVAL OF THE KING COUNTY ROAD ENGINEER The undersigned agrees to coddi witn povls'Ka s.obndlaons and regukemenN Conbined in Ine"standards of Goat practice for County ROAD DepamMnts"published by County Road Admmdhabon Board i Act work to be done m cOmOrmirywth eonde10TS and reguiramenlB of King CoundyCode62'r.1324 Red 1444.and lHapsidionBragrees toprosetulewrm as dillgenoeand spread withdue regard for me rights Inlereeta and corwenlente otmeoudic it at 1,send of 6 maim=.her issuance or penml the grantee snarl not have m ideation said Winees Ile•.the Gl nerein conferral snail cease and'.erT dal¢ unless sDet•yc Wipe'Pro,isans are m, m for a`enewal or edensrori The undersigned its successds and aeapi.agrees if granted the above penal b con"al she chommona,conditions,requirements.regulations X Rd recommendations hereins and rights as may W affected any NII4y henchise grenlediM epfKlunt and undrKwMee 13rdyiSiorys Nine5ieelxd, swill rBapect and prdecl all prppeM Contracts.persons and rights that might bB eBectetl by n. WUEMFUTY AND HOLD HARMLESS The Permmee Agreesroimenmdy annhdd harmless King Gwruy as IXo+ioeo nmern to lie maximum etlenl poseltak naer law Acwmmgry.me Fe Titiee a"Res for earl as a,CCgS;prs.an'aB.Lgns.IO daath d.ind¢n'.uN,Ann herd Irani King CW.My,iL5 Bocrod¢O and Butted Wirral and emgg4ps from and atJflmsi liability ter ail clams,pemaMs suits.antl Iudgmerns. , ..ding Lms of on ir,"ilir,, I,injury 1.persons death Or progeny damage sloth is tau.by.arises our DI or is mcidemal to p,,,eas exercise Of rights and Priwarges walled by his permit The Parms1tXes obLgalions under this Will shis'uldude(a)IndRmNlicP for such claims whether or not m .rig¢horn the she eb a g ger¢e d euner the County County the "comae,Ins cancwr¢M negbgehce d bdh panes:v the negiigeae d One d code mrt0 garner Ibj Tlia duly Io doled.,Xze yIander d Uelenae i and Provide theho RlenaX tome Citing al mR P1 TRW 51 gwn ai,pi wail indwcharn utOltl deranliade by lie Pemrpe In the rent ireeadagemsand ldj WW.er ofcur Pemuaeel immunity ud1Rr me mr railer oss to en orce the pr Tilt 51 f " hi Werner has been mutually rWgMraleo by the be carlyseecove In Ile aMM it S lirlme 11 for me CW my 10 incur attdney5 MXS,legal 4115 aWarals or orhan tolls 1V ldlima Ile prWiS.ons d:hI eXon Air suer?rRaS 0tparses antl costs I"III Da r¢pomrable Irom Me Penmidee m me RrPnt is determntea K.at RCW 024115 actli thato f King Coun,to hat jttee agr-_tF malt .n agh,, yw +I Ne EC g finalmost, do Poo ham lsiI,ma, 1.o and sp¢cnrcelime,its rgglpanand aQ WEL to y l o d Kmg.al u 10In81Ull 9:.3i'V.PBtmrn it y pigge5 and dgree510 rragigagr+ • 'uw lC,«Hwrq irdemniN end nd0 harnJess aleCWnIY Ia CMrmsG PermrnLtis em j]I waiter of its immunty titers Inie 5 dC W.wmm�water has pw, I'm me Banes i ApOkcROn ReceWd EnMW_...._._ g ,'rL`L__. ?arms Fee 1Y.O:) __ _ ._:_/1__. � Pemil ISSI•e0 08% 9Y:_____�!__t1.}�__ _ _ I Perms clerk This awitCallon is granted subject to the requireantents and cond Irons Inter"as mued t e bw add do bell of page 4,.o� Ir uectur yal Ise assign¢n to In,pr,k,I.,paKiyon d roan oslorar Gums W-acts-Ipn spWrcauie d me wojacc wa.be ra:mbyrsed m the,caul momdY W plx'<ant Pe, tleeseil1 rKKrI,is,,Nolks At 29GB1220fflyat 4anuY npu4beMr_$aev,g yqA Fannie to gise nd a Ilres:M^The a9RFsmonl pl aorta hour mspKlydnlw9 Chmgc di st ne M maefl Tha a,,,Hrh r 1 d .5 odd liDn IJ any om�:nd➢aOY a' IdMe nJe'IXw anti lV Whcn Ihv Cpn-Ily maY will:0 WUSue and.hall nq pe Dpr6lM1Md aeaneNtliOh renredms by me County i j 2. NJ hard Salacad roads tO be lacked or plod.Exceptions win be on a case by case basis with IN express permission of Pubic Wake. 3. One way eaRrC at all tines Signs antl eaffi:Connor will IS in accodi with the manual on uniform trapir control de ices for streets and highways. If 4. ill to benCal bile cut I Ii back trim hand Restoration as a minimum shall include 4 of crustal surfacing top course and 2-asphalt Class'B'C'replaced to original condition 5 It w me respory bllity of:he grantee Io rbhty ai uhllly dS1rlCts add prwate property wmerS When Such property S liable t0 injury or lam3ge through the Mid rd,ice of the achriye,wok Call 1 4100 424-5555 48 oxii in advance for underground utility location.This InSl.uctICK d riot M gyp the grantee from spurned nonfKatKm of CCU"Itir5 AJOutoyd $p bbeclplal6 nlellm agra4l�—bO.e jA�_ •-� e - -.._._—_._- Managr Ca,m En Y a�^ee BLUE ORIOINAt,CANARv 91LVNG'WHiTE APPLIUNrv%Na OISTgICit GREEN p15TRICP WHITE Ig1p FILE 138TH AVE SE WATER LINE king County 6aeosti" Tlat Nil ENVIRONMENTAL CHECKLIST Purpose of Checklist: The State Environmental Policy Act (SEPA),chapter 43.21C RCW, requires all governmental agencies to consider the environmental impacts of a proposal before making decisions. An environmental impact statement (EIS) must be prepared for all proposals with probable significant adverse impacts on the quslity of the environment.The purpose of this checklist is to provide information to help you and the agency identify impacts from your proposal (and to reduce or avoid impacts from the proposal, if it can be done) and to help the agency decide whether an EIS is required. Instructions for Applicants: This environmental checklist asks you to describe some basic information about your proposal. Governmemal agen- cies use this checklist to determine whether the environmental impacts of your proposal are significant, requiring preparation of an EIS. Answer the questions briefly, with the most precise information known, or give the best de- scription you can. You must answer each question accurately and carefully, to the best of your knowledge. In most cases, you should be able to answer the questions from your own observations or project plans without the need to hire experts. If you really do not know the answer,or if a question does not apply to your proposal, write 'do not know- or -does not ap- ply'.Complete answers to the questions now may avoid unnecessary delays later. Some questions ask about governmental regulations,such as zoning, shoreline, and landmark designations. Answer these questions if you can. If you have problems,the governmental agencies can assist you. The checklist questions apply to all parts of your proposal, even if you plan to do them over a period of time or on different parcels of land. Attach any additional information that will help describe your proposal or its environmental effects. The agency to which you submit this checklist may ask you to explain )our answers or provide additional in- formation reasonably related to determining if there ma:- be significant adverse impact. Use of checklist for nonproject proposals: Complete this checklist for nonproject proposals,even though questions may be answered 'does not apply.' IN AD- DITION.Complete the SCPPLEMENTAL SHEET FOR NONPROIECT ACTIONS(part D). For nonproject actions, the references in the checklist to the words 'project,' 'applicant,- and "property or site' should be read as "proposal,' -proposer,' and "affected geographic area,' respectively. A. IIACKGROLND I. Name of proposed project, if applicable: 12" iWATHbww RCAACCOOU'r lu 1390 At* Sr: 2. Name of applicant: eff j OF ReW7bat 3. Address and phone number of applicant and contact person- $,00 MILA. AJB.S. ROW OLSCP4 F"J-i 1-4. W4. Cl ow A317 - A(03 I 4. Date checklist prepared: mr. 19, t989 5. Agency requesting checklist: KING Couesiy b. Proposed timing or schedule (including phasing, if applicable): A S.A.P, 7. Do you have any plans for future additions,expansion,or further activity related to or connected with this proposal^ If yes,explain. NO 1 ICA V r-11►CNy 4% t111108l La•t1 SEPA Ruits Parr Eletim-197-11-960 8. List any environmental information you know about that has been prepared, or will be prepared, directly related to this proposal. -O - 9. Do you know whether applications are pending for governmental approvals of other proposal. directIN affecting the property covered by your proposal" If,yes, explain. NO 10. List any government approvals or permits that will be needed for your proposal, if known. u.C. STA&T usf PLKINII'T S I I I Give brief, complete description of your proposal. ¢p p p posal. including the proposed toes and the sire of the project and site. p There are several questions later in this checklist that ask you to describe certain aspects of your proposal. You do not C need to repeat those answers on this page. (Lead agencies may modify this form to include additional specific in(or mttior, on project description.) REPLACLa EicISTPIt) +"O.O. STL ujiirft^Ar 74AT IS LFAIOW, SAI WITH A NeW 12" O.I. vJATM%Aw IN IM ' Ad6 S.0 FRo-1 APNOX, IOD FT 5 Of E so; 2g o' sr -to SE I;5" ST L 12 Location of the proposal. Give sufficient information for a person to understand the precise location of your pro- posed project,it eluding a street address, if any,and section, township,and range, if known. If a proposal would occur over a range of area, provide the range or boundaries of the sitels), Provide a legal description,site plan, vicinity map. and topographic map. if reasonably available. While you should submit any plans required by the agency, you are not required to duplicate maps or detailed plans submitted with any permit applications related to this checklist. SEC- A9DJE TO PE COMPLETED!Y APPLICANT Ey LI LATIO� FOR B. FWAONMENTAL ELEMENTS AC1EAC'Y LSE OSII 1. Eank a. General description of the site(circle one(. Flat rolling, hilly.steep slopes, mouniai ous, other b. What is the steepest slope on the site (approximate percent slopel? NIA Iwy Law�� IC'►IVY-11 RC'M—P 411 PBFt El"411—197-11-960 SEP.A Rules TO BE COMPLETED BI APPLICANT EVALUATION FOR AO ENCY USE ONLY c. What general types of soils are found on the site (for example, clay san (va_ peat, muck)^ If you know the classification of agricultural soils,specify them a n Ca1 note any prime farmland d. Are there surface indications or history of unstable soils in the imm.diate vicinity" If so, describe. NO c. Describe the purpose, tope, and approximate yuantiDrs of any filling or grading pro- poseri. Indicate source of fill. No C. Could erosion occur as a result of cic_ing,construction, or use! If so.generally describe. NO S. About what percent of the site will be covered with impervious surfaces aft-r project construction (for example. asphalt or buildings)'. COuNrf srais T It. Proposed measures to reduce or control erosion,or other impacts to the earth. if am: NOMG '_. Air a. What Iypcs of emissions to the air would result from the proposal (i.c..dust.automobile, odors, indw tal wood smoke) during construction and when the project is completed" If am, ger.rall) describe and give approximate quamitics if known. Nwc— b. Are there any off-site sources of emiwons or odor that may affect your proposal.' 11'so. generally describe. NO ) c. Pro"ed measures to reduce or control emissions or other impacts to air.4 am: t4O NC 1 3 KX 1I7-11 R('w—P u21 r WS?LVwa1 SEPA Rules Part Eksen-197-11-960 TO BE COMPLETED Bt APPI.IC ANT EVALCATION FOR AGE%Cv' LSE O\I 1' 3. Water a. Surface. 1) Is there am surface water body on or in the immediate vicinity of the site (including vear-round and seasonal steams, saltwater, lakes, ponds, wetlands)' If yes, describe type and provide names, If appropriate, state what stream or river it flows into. No i' r .) Will the project require any work over.in,or adjacent to(within 200 feet) the described waters! If yes, please describe and attach available plans. NO 3) Estimate the amount of fill and dredge material that would be placed in or removed from surface water or wetlands and indicate the a,,a of the site that would be affected. In- f dicate the source of fill material. r 4 N0B11= a) Will the proposal require surface water withdrawals or diversions? Give general de- scription,purpose,and approximate quantities if known. 4 ND 51 Does the proposal lie within a 100-year tloodplain! If so. note location on the site plan. NO 61 Does the proposal involve any discharges of waste materials to surface waters.' If so. describe the type of waste and anticipated volume of discharge. No It Ground: 11 Will ground water be withdrawn, or will water be discharged to ground water? Give general description,purpose,and approximate quantities if known. NO -') Describe waste material that will be discharged into the ground from write tanks or other sources, if any (for example: Domestic sewage: industrial, containing the followmg chemicals . .: agricultural: etc.). Describe the general size of the system, the number of such sx.Icros,the number o1 houses to be served (if applicable).or the number of animals or humans the s%stcm(o are expected to serve. Now— ON t t, ,, 4 ICY. ter-It R('is Part Eleven-197-I1-960 SEPA Rules EVALUATION FOa TO BE COMPLETED By APPLICANT AGENCY USE ONLY c. water Runoff lincluding storm water): 1) Describe the source of runoff (including storm water) and method of collection and disposal, if any (include quantities, if known). Where will this water flow? Will this water {. now into other waters' If so,describe. i fv 0 'C 21 Could waste materials enter ground or surface waters" If so, generally describe. NO d. Proposed measures to reduce or control surface, ground, and runoff water impacts. if any. NoNc }} E 4. Plants a. Check or circle types of vegetation found on the site: deciduous lice alder. maple, aspen.other ✓evergreen trey fir,cedar, pine,other _/shrubs _ grass _ pasture _ crop or t.•ain _ wet soil plants:cattail, buttercup,bullrush,skunk cabbage,other water plants water lily, eelgrass,milfoil,other _ other types of vegetation b. What kind and amount of vegetation will be removed or altered" NONC- c. List threatened or endangered species known to be on or near the site. NONE' d. Proposed landscaping. use of native plants, or other measures to preserve or enhance vegetation on the site.if any: IsI0N6 IN MP11Pt..f SVlEt:1' S. Animals a. Circle any birds and animals which h.%c been observed on or near the site or are known to be on or near the site' birds hawk heron, eagle.songbirds. other: mammals: deer. bear, elk, beaver, other .. . . ........ .... . . . . . . . . . . . . . fish: bass,salmon, trout, herring, shellfish.other. . . . . .. . . b. List anv threatened or endangered species known to be on or near the site. NONE 5 t1991 LJwsl IM 107-11 M'Ny NI SEPA Rules Part FJ"t 197-11-960 TO BE COMPLETED BI APPLII'ANT E%ALUATION FOR AGENCY USE ONLY' c. Is the site part of a migration route" If so,explain. No d Proposed measures to preserve or enhance wildlife, if anyp. NOAtc 6. Energy and Natural Resources a. What kinds of energy (electric, natural gas, oil, wood stove. solar) will be used to meet the completed project's energy needs'.' Describe whether it will be used for heating, manu- facturing. etc. woNC b. Would %our project affect the potential use of solar energy' by adjacent properties'? If so, generally describe. NO C. What kinds of energy conservation features are included in the plans of this proposal" List other proposed measures to reduce or control energy impacts, if ary: NONC- 7. Ernironnrental Health a. Are there any environmental health hazards, including exposure to toxic chemicals, risk of fire and explosion,spill,or hazardous waste- that could occur as a result of this proposal" If so.describe. NO e , 1) Describe special emergency services that might be required. Not+6 ?) Proposed measures to reduce or control environmental health hazards, if any I ON C- b. Noise I What types of noise exist in the area which may affect your project (far example: raffic, quipment,operation. other)^ 2) What types and levels of noise would be created by or associated with the project on a short-term or a long-term basis (for example: traffic,construction, operation,otherl' Indi• catc what hours noise would come from the site. NoAfE 6 i lust l,1wa ICa.I97-11 RC%%-7 JSI Part Eleset-197-11-960 SEPA Rules TO BE COMPLETED BY APPLICANT EVALUATION FOR AvENCY USE ONLY 31 Proposed measures to reduce or control noise impacts, if any: Notdb K iA*d and Shoreline Use a. What is the current use of the site and adjacent properties' S125cT 4- RESIDERINA(- 40-kS b. Has the site been used for agriculture" If so,describe. NO e. Describe any structures on the site. d. N ill atp structures be demolished^ If so, what'. '¢. O.D. SA VAiFAvIAtnL 46"Oow* w. pL,{C6 e. What ;s the current zoning classification of the site" N.A . f. What is the current comprehensive plan, designation of the site" SULU-r VI74 t 2" LdA,-Pt-s"xA,'Af V. If applicable. what is the current shoreline master program designation of the site^ NV h. Has any part of the site been classified as an 'environmentally sensitive' area? If so, specify. NO I. Approximately how many people would reside or work in the completed project^ j. Approximateh how many people would the completed project displace^ NONE k. Proposed measures to avoid or reduce displacement impacts, if any: NONE I, Proposed measures to ensure the proposal is compatible with existing and projected land uses and plans. if any: NtAsf� - MEETS Coral Puu AA'dtR-J&} 04 C6awfv 7 Ir-x. lu'_It Rfyy—P aAI t�14M. La..l SEPA Rules Part Ekrent 197-11-960 TO BL COMPI.FTHI B1 APPI.R a\T EYALLATION FOR AGENCY LSE ONI.1 9 Housing a. Approximately how man} units would be provided, if any' Indicate whether high, mid. dle,or low-income housing. Nub` b. Approximately how many units, if any, would be eliminated^ Indicate whether high, middle,or low-income housing. NO•aC- c. Proposed measures to reduce or control housing onpzcts, if any: N OAX 10. Aesthetics a. What is the tallest height of any proposed structure(s), not including antennas; what is the principal exterior building matcrial(s) proposed'! N. A . b. What views in the immediate vicinity would be altered or obstructed? N. A . c. Proposed measures to reduce or control aesthetic impacts, if any: 11, Light and Glare a. What type of light or glare will the proposal produce'! What time of day would it mainly occur, N.A b. Could light or glare from the finished project be a safety hazard or interfere with views'.' N. A c. What existing off-site sources of light or glare may affect your proposal., N.A d. Proposed measures to reduce or control light and glare impacts. if any: 12. Recreation a. What designated and informal recreational opportunities are in the immediate vicinity 7 N.A b Wbuld the proposed project displace any existing recreational uses' It so. dcecrtbv N•A h n. wT-t 1 Ruts_r aTl Pus Eleven-197-11-9W SEPA Ruin TO aE COMPLETED By APPLICANT EVALUATION FOR AGENCY USE ONLY c. Proposed measures to reduce or control impacts on recreation, including recreation op- portunities to be provided by the project or applicant, if any: NA . 13. Historic and Crltaral Preserratkn a. Are there any r0aces or objects listed on, or proposed for, national, state, or local preser- vation registers known to be on or next to the site' It so,generally describe. N �+ j b. Generally describe any landmarks or evidence of historic, archaeolo,, al, scientific. or cultural importance kno%•n to be on or nem to the site. Nom c. Proposed measures to reduce or control impacts, if any: NDuC 14. Tramportatim a Identify public streets and highways serving the site,and describe proposed access to the existing street system. Show on site plans, if any. I3i^ AK SE Flo Y APPWY IDO S aE 56 17L^sSf To Sr- 13S ! j b. Is site currently served by public transit? If not, what is the approximate distance to the nearest transit stop? NU c. Hrw man; parking spaces would the completed project have? How many would the project eliminate'' N.A . d. Will the proposal require any new roads or streets. or improvements to existing roads or streets, not including driveways? If so, generally describe (indicate whether public or private) N u. c. Will the project use (or occur in the immediate vicinity of) water, rail,or air Iranspurta- tion' If so. generally describe. Nu f. How many vehicular trips per day would be generated by the completed project" If known. indicate when peak volumes would occur. NouC ICt I97-I1 RCN'—*aaI 9 11083 LJ•St SEPA Rules Put Eleren-197-11-W TO Bt COMPLETED Bl APPLICANT F.411.ATION FOR AGF%('1 L11 (NLl g. Proposed measures to reduce or control transportation impacts, if an. NJNC- I Public Services a. Mould the project result in an Increased need for public services (for example: rite pro- tection, police protection, health care, schools.other)" If so,generally describe. WrA- I-PUAi FdE Pko CUaixr w "A b. Proposed measures to reduce or control direct impacts on public services, if an). No4E I6. G Utilities —_� � ti currenth lectrici� 'asailable at the site: attire) gas water, close xn-� c1 iIephone. es initar% sewer.septic systcm.other. i b. Describe the utilities that are proposed for the project, the utility providing the service. and the general construction activities on the site or in the immediate vicinity which might be needed. NouC C. SIGNATLPk The above answers art tr c nd complete to the best of mN knowledge. I understand that the lead agency is rehin o t !taKc�{' d� ecision. Signature. . . . . . �/ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Date Submitted: . . . . . aT. .1.9, 1969 . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . 119l7 Lawal 1 o ICk. 197-11 RCM'-P 49l King County Exeavrlw Jim Hill ENVIRONMENTAL CHECKLIST Purpose of Checklist The State Envirormental Policy Act (SEPA), chapter 43.2IC RCW,requires all governmental agencies to consider the environmental impacts of , proposal before making decisions. An environmental impact statement (EIS) must be prepared for all proposals with probable significant adverse impacts on the quality of the environment. The purpose of this checklist is to provide information to help you and the agency identify impacts from •our proposal (and to reduce or avoid impacts from the proposal, if it can be done) and to help the agency decide whether an EIS is required. Instructions for Applicants: This environmental checklist asks you to describe some basic information about your proposal. Governmental agen• ties use this checklist to determine whether the environmental impacts of your proposal are significant, requiring preparation of an EIS. Answer the questions briefly, with the most precise information known, or give the best de- scription you can. You must answer each question accurately and carefully, to thr best of your knowledge. In most cases, you should be able to answer the questions from your own observations or project clans without the need to hire experts. If you really do not know the answer, or if a question does not app!p to your proposal, write 'do not know' or 'does not ap- ply' Complete answ-rs to the questions now may avoid unnecessary delays later. Some questions asK about governmental regulations, such as zoning, shoreline, and landmark designations. Answer these questions if you can. If you have problems, the governmental agencies can assist you. The checklist questions apply to all parts of your proposal,even if,you plan to du them over a period of time or cis different parcels of land. Attach any additional information that will help describe your proposal or its environmental effects.The agency to which you submit this checklist may ask you to explain vour answers or provide add.-ional in. formation reasonably related to determining if there may be significant adverse impact. Use of checklist for nonproject proposals.: Complete this checklist for nonproject proposals, even though questions may be answered 'does not apply.' IN AD- DITIO%,Complete the SLPPLEMVNTAL SHEET FOR NONPROIECT ACTIONS (part D). For nonproject actions, the references in the checklist to the words 'project.' 'applicant,' and 'property or site- should be read . 'proposal.' 'proposer. and 'affected geographic area.' respectively. A. aACKGROLND 1. Name of proposed project, if applic,ble 12" Laiirc ilmw REA-AC6 WAT' w 138"' AJE SE 2. Name of applicant CITY OF REw'fbw 3. Address and phone number of applicant and contact person: 200 MR.t_ AA_5. Row 0LS6N pGr4n4, WA. 9t0SS A3S- A/a31 4. Date checklist prepared: OAT t9, t9gg 5. Agent requesting checklist- KING COUAJTY 6. Proposed timing or schedule (including phasing, if applicable): A S.A.F. 7. Du you have any plans for future additions,expansion.or further activity related to or connected with this proposal' If yes.explain. NO 1 ICE. 197-11 RCN'—P dot 119a)Lawsl SEP.A Rules Part Eleven-197-11-960 8. List any en-ironmentel information you know about that has been prepared, or will be prepared, directly related to this proposal. -O - 9. Do you know whether applications are pending for governmental approvals of other proposals directly affecting the property covered by your proposal' If yes,explain. No 10. List any government approvals or permits that will be needed for your proposal, if known. It C, srdgT LASE PLK-I"?` I I. Give brief, complete dezription of,your proposal, including the proposed uses and the size of the project and site. There are several questions later in this checklist that ask you to describe certain aspects of your proposal. You do not need to repeat those answers on this page. (Lead agencies may modify this form to include additional specific infor. mation on project description.) RCPIML= [-tf'SiIN6 ¢"O.O. SrL WATGChAw 7NAT I$ LEAw1N6 8AOL13 WIT" A NE vJ IV, O.I. WATC4,011" IN 1315r" AJ6 S.0 FAa'1 APPAOX. 100 v7 s of SG 2B ns sr -to se iss" sL I!. Location of the pro{ ual. Give sufficient information for a person to understand the precise location of your pro- posed project, including a street address, if any, and section. township. and range, if known. If a proposal would occur over a ranee of area. provide the range or boundaries of the sitets). Provide a legal description.site plan, vicinity map. and topographic map. if reasonably available. While you should submit any plans required by the agency. you are not required to duplicate maps or detailed plans submitted with any permit applications related to this checklist. A600e TO BE COMPLETED RT ♦PPLICA%T Ft 4LLAT1ON FOR 4GE\C1 LSE U%L% B. E\y100NMENT41. ELEMENTS 1. Earth a. General description of the site (circle one). Flat rolling, hilly,steep slopes.mountainous. other b. What is the steepest slope on the site (approximate percent slope)'..' N•A. 2 tlux)La•.I ICA 197-II■CN—y All Part Eleven-197-11-960 SEPA Rules TO BE COMPLETED BY APPLICANT EVALUATION FOR AGENCY USE ONLY c. What general types of soils are found on the site (for example, clay san rav peat, muck)? If you know the classii alion of agricultural soils,specify them a note any prime farmland. It Are there surface indications or history of unstable soils in the immediate vicinity" 11 so. describe. NO c. Describe the purpose, type, and approximate quantities of any filling or grading pro- posed. Indicate source of fill. No I. Could erosion occur as a result of clearing,construction.or use" If so,generally describe. NO g. .About what percent of the site will be covered with impervious surfaces after project eon5truc6on (for example, asphalt or buildings)" C(NAIvi STN(zT It. Proposed measures to reduce or control erosion, or other impacts to the earth, if any: NON C 2. Air a. What types of emissions to the air would result from the proposal (i.e.. dust,automobile. odt,rs. industrial wood smoke) during construction and when the project is completed' If ans.generally describe and give approximate quantities if known. NONc- b. .Are there anv off-site sources of emissions or odor that ma) affect your proposal' II'so. generally describe. NO c. Proposed measures to reduce or control emissions or other impacts to air, if anN NONE 3 KV 197-11 RCCR—p 421 i wxi Le." 0 SEPA Rules Part Ekten-197-11-960 TO BE COMPLETED al APPLICANT EVALUATION FOR 3. Wet" AGENCY LSE ONLY a. Surface: 1) Is there any surface water body on or in the immediate vicinity of the site (including year-round and seasonal streams, saltwater, lakes, ponds, wetlands)' If yes, describe type and provide names. If appropriate, state what stream or river it flows into. No ?) Will the project require any work over,in, c-adjacent to(within 200 feet) the described waters? If res, please describe and attach a,ailable plans. No 7) Estimate the amount of fill and dredge material that would be placed in or removed from surface water or wetlands and indicate the area of the site that would be affected. In- dicatr :he source of GII material. NONC- J) W'ill the proposal require surface water withdrawals or diversions? Give general de- scnption, purpose,and approximate quantities if known. NO S) Does the proposal lie within a 100-year Iloodplain'.' If so, note location on the site plan. NO 6) Does the proposal Involve an discharges of waste •natcrials to surface waters If so. describe the type of waste and anticipated volume of discharge. No b. Ground: I) Will ground water be withdrawn. or will water be discharged to ground water' Give general description, purpose.and approximate quantities if known. NO 2) Describe waste material th It will be discharged into the ground from septic tanks or other sources, if any (fur example: Domestic sewage: industrial, containing the following chemicals . .: agricultural; e.c.). Describe the general size of the system, the number of such systems, the number of houses to be served (if applicable).or the number of animal,or humans the,sstemts) are expected to serve. No RI(. IfL 19'-11 a(Ny 411 Pan Eleven-197-11-960 SEPA Rules TO BE COMPLETED BY APPLICANT EVALUATION FOR AGENCI USE ONLI' c. Water Runoff(including storm water). 1) Describe the source of runoff (including storm water) and method of collection and disposal, if an) (include quantities, if known). Where will this water flow^ Will this water flow into other waters? If so, describe. NO 2) Could waste materials enter ground or surface waters' If so, generally describe. NO d. Proposed measures to reduce or control surface, ground, and runoff water impacts. if any: NOWG a. Plants a. Check or circle types of vegetation found on the site. deciduous tree: alder, maple, aspen,other ✓evergreen tree fir,cedar, pine.other shrubs _ grass _ pasture _ crop or gram _ wet soil plants: cattail, buttercup. bullrush,skunk cabbage.other _ water plants'. water lily, eelgrass, milfoil,other _ other types of vegetation b. What kind and amount of vegetation will be removed or altered? NONC e. List threatened or endangered species known to be on or near the site. N ON6 d. Proposed landscaping, use of native plants, or other measures to preserve or enhance vegetation on the site, if any: Nosi6 IN ASAWT S'p2a1 5. Animals a. Circle arts birds and animals which have been observed on or near the site or are known to be on or near the site: birds: hawk, heron, eagle, songbirds, other: . . f'!�!'K�. . .. .................. ... mammals: deer, bear, elk, beaver, other: ... . . . . ......... . . .. ........ ....... fish: bass, salmon, trout, herring, shellfish,other. .I......... .. . . ............. b. List any threatened or endangered species known to be on or near the site. NONE 5 [Ch.147-11 RCw "1 01003 U") SEPA Rules Part Eleran-197-I1-960 TO BE COMPLETED B1 APPLICANT EVALUATION FOR AGENCY USE OWLS c. Is the site part of a migration route' If so,explain. NO d. Proposed measures to preserve or enhance wildlife, if any: NONC 6. Energy and Natural Resources a. What kinds of energy (clectri, natural gas, oil, wood stove. solar) will be used to meet the completed project's energy needs' Describe whether it will be used for heating, manu- facturing, etc. NONC b. Would your project affect the potential use of solar energy by adjacent properties? If so, generally describe. NO c. What kinds of energy conservation features are included in the plans of this proposal? List other proposed measures to reduce or control energy impacts, if any: Now* 7. Ensironrnental Health a. Are there any environmental health hazards. including exposure to toxic chemicals, risk of fire and explosion,spill,or hazardous waste,that could xcur as a result of this proposal? If so.describe. No I) Describe special emergency services that might be required. NoNC 2) Proposed measures to reduce or control environmental health hazards, if any r1 oN t5 b. Noise 1 What types of noise exist in the area which may affect your project tfor example: nffic. quipment,operation, other)' 2) What types and levels of noise would be created by or associated with the project on a short-term or a long--term basis (for example traffic,construction.operation.other)" Indi- cate what hours noise would come from the site. NowE Ica.197-11 R( 451 Part Eleven-197-11-W SEPA Ruks EVALUATION FOR TO BE COMPLETED BY APPLICANT AGENCY USE ONLY 3) Proposed measures to reduce or control noise impacts, if any: N or.IL- g. Land and Shoreline Use a. What is the current use of the site and adjacent properties' ST966T 4- (2EWEP1-144 At_ 140✓*S b. Has the site been used for agriculture*! If so,describe. No c. Describe any structures on the site. d. Will arV structures be demolished' If so. what^. 4 11 A.D. S'fU VM7f4MAaP1 ABr.AezLn lu PAC6 e. What is the current zoning classification of the site' N.A . f. What is the current comprehensive plan designation of the site'.' ST4C,T .41% 12" LAJA-e&rhAt AP g. If applicable, what is the current shoreline master program designation of the site? No h. Has any part of the site been classified as an 'environmentally sensitive' area" If so, Specify. NO i. Approximately how many people would reside or work in the completed project" j. Approximately how many people would the completed project displace^ wome k. Proposed measures to avoid or reduce displacement impacts,if any: NOPit I. Proposed measures to ensure the proposal is compatible with existing and projected land uses and plans. if any. NLTAIE. Gostie PuN .nR'iAWJ LW 7 119xJ U ' lfh.I97-II RCN—P al SEPA Rules Part Eleven-197-11-960 EVALUATION FOR TO BE COMPLETED BY APPLICANT AGENCY LSE ONLY 9. Homing a. Approximately how many units would be provided, if anv? Indicate whether high, mid- dle,or low-income housing. NontG b. Approximately how many units, if any, would be eliminated? Indicate whether high. middle,or low-income housing. NOuC- c. Proposed measures to reduce or cont-ol housing impacts, if any: NOWC 10. Aestbetics a. What is the tallest height of any proposed structure(s). not including antennas: what is the principal exterior building materials) proposed? N_ A . b. What views in the immeoi ate vicinity would be altered or obstructed! N. A c. Proposed measures to reduce or control aesthetic impacts, if any: 1d. A . I I. Light and Glare a. What type of light or glare will the proposal produce^. What time of day would it mainly occur^. N.A b. Could light or glare from the finished project be a Safety hazard or interfere with views' N. A c. What existing off-site sources of light or glare may affect your propxal^ N.A d. Proposed measures to reduce or control light and glare impacts, if any: II. Recreation a. What designated and informal recreational opportunities are in the immediate vicinit%'.' N.A L Would the prop,,cd r eject displace any existing recreational uses' If so, describe. N•A 8 I/►. W7-I I RCN y 471 1 Wx71,o Part Ek. 197-I1-9 0 SEPA Rules TO BE COMPLETED By APPLICANT EVALUATION FOR AGENCY USE ONLY c. Proposed measures to reduce or control impacts on recreation, including recreation op- portunities to be provided by the project er applicant, if any: NA 13. Historic and Cultaral Pre Idw a. Are there any places or objects listed on,or proposed for, national, sate, or local preser- vation registers known to be r + or next to the site' If so, generally describe. N,4, b. Generally describe any landmarks or evidence of historic, archaeological, scientific, or d cultural importance known to be on or next to the site. N vj c. Proposed measures to reduce or control impacts, if any: Nou( t Is. Transportation a. Identify public streets and highways serving the site, and describe proposed access to the existing street system. Show on site plans, if any. 1 1'5 ' ,cvC tE F2un APPWY 100 S ,f SE 129 nI Sr ro SE 13S`u S 1 b. Is site currently served by public transit? It not, what is the approximate distance to the nearest transit stop, No e. How many parking spaces would the completed project have? How many would the project eliminate? N.Q d. Will the proposal require any new roads or streets, or improvements to existing roads or streets, not including driveways? If so, generally describe (indicate whether public or private). NO e. Will the project use (or occur in the immediate vicinity oft water, rail. or air trarsportar tionI If so, generally describe. No f. How many vehicular trips per day would be generated by the completed project" If known. indicate when peak volumes would occur. NouG In�-•-II Rcw—P wl 9 Itw)Lawn SEPA Rules Pm Eleven-197-11-960 TO BE COMPLETED Bl APPLICA�T EYALUATIO% FOR AGENCY USE ONLt g. Proposed measures to reduce or control transportation impacts, if any: NONC I5. Public Senicn a. \kould the project result in an increased need for public services (for example. fire pro- tection. police protection, health care, schorls,other)' If so,generally describe. WlcL I-Ratty FrtE PkvracSa.r Rd "A b. Proposed measures to reduce or control direct impacts on public services, if any. None a. C ties current]\ at-ailable at the site: ler efuse send ce. lephone. nitaq sewer,septic system,othercvicn aturel gas wate . i b. Describe the utilities that are proposed for the project. the utility providing the service. and the general construction activities on the site or in the immediate vicinity which might be needed. NoAIG- t C. ilO]xTLRE The above answers are tr a nd complete to the best of my knowledge. I understand that the lead agency is rel)in o t t aC)). decision. Signature . . . . . . .. . . . .Y/ ................ .............. Date Submitted: . . .. . . Q�T. .19,. .19�. ................................ .. f f Y 1IeU la") 1° 1ta.N1.0 WW—►Mi