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LATEST PROJECTS- 1300 SW 27th StThe applicant, Seattle City Light, is requesting a Shoreline Exemption and Critical Areas Exemption for utility pole replacement, which would be classified as normal repair and maintenance. The work is located north of SW 27th Street, in the right-of-way between Lind Avenue SW and Oaksdale Ave SW. All work will be completed in a pipeline easement identified as APN3023059083, APN3023059066, APN2523049037, and APN0886700160 in the Heavy Industrial (IH) and Commercial Office (CO) zoning districts. The combined area of the sites is approximately 4.96 acres, and they are located within a high seismic hazard area, a 100-year flood hazard area (FEMA Zone – AE), mapped with wetlands and within the Regulated Shoreline Overlay within Reach C of the Black River/Springbrook Creek (BRSC-C). Eight (8) poles fall within critical areas only, and one (1) pole falls within the Black River/Springbrook Creek regulated shoreline and critical areas. Each existing pole will be replaced with a fiberglass/composite material pole in approximately the same location it is today. The single pole within the Black River/Springbrook Creek regulated shoreline will be moved 15 - 25 feet to the west away from the Ordinary High Water Mark to increase safety and minimize impact to the creek. Crews will follow all best management practices for soil and erosion control when working near sensitive water bodies to prevent material from entering the creek. Work will not further encroach outside the existing right-of-way, nor will it alter any existing areas outside of the project footprint. All proposed work would occur landward of the Ordinary High Water Mark and no trees would be removed. No vegetation is anticipated to be removed as part of the project. If any vegetation removal is necessary, it would be limited to only what is necessary for completion of the project. Any disturbed areas will be restored to their original condition once maintenance is complete. The project is anticipated to be completed in February 2019.3 stories
- 1200 Monster Rd SWMETRO TREATMENT PLANT - Setting up temporary power for an office trailer and job site power
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