Seattle SDCI Tip #327A—Environmentally Critical Areas ...

5th Avenue, Suite 2000 Box 34019 Seattle , WA 98124-4019 (206) 684-8600 Seattle PermitsTipsdciSeattle Department of Construction and Inspections part of a multi-departmental City of Seattle series on getting a permitPrinted on totally chlorine free paper made with 100% post-consumer fiberEnvironmentally Critical Areas Exemptions, Relief from Pro-hibition on Development, and Modifications to Submittal Requirements Application Instructions and Submittal RequirementsUpdated January 7, 2019 Note: When this Tip refers to ECA regulations that apply within the Shoreline District, please reference ECA regula-tions dated before May 15, 2017. When the Tip refers to ECA regulations that apply outside the Shoreline District, please reference ECA regulations dated May 15, City of Seattle environmentally Critical Areas (ECAs) ordinance (SMC Chapter ) regulates development affecting landslide-prone Areas , steep slope erosion hazard Areas , liquefaction-prone Areas , peat settlement-prone Areas , abandoned landfills, flood-prone Areas , wet-lands, riparian corridors, and other fish and wildlife habitat conservation Areas , and ECA

Jan 07, 2019 · expertise, that stabilization of the steep slope area is necessary to mitigate an active landslide hazard. The stabilization measure must be the minimum neces-sary to mitigate the landslide hazard and use the least intrusive option possible. This provision for “necessary stabilization” may not be used to create new flat yard

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