2022-08-09-minutes-solid-waste-and-maintenance

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■ NPDES Updates ■ Stormwater Site Plan ■ Grading Plan Assumptions • One site visit for the archeological assessment and hazard assessment is anticipated to be attended by two Jacobs staff. • Up to two one-hour virtual agency meetings will be held and attended by up to two Jacobs staff. • The permit tracker will be used to reduce or increase the permitting scope and budget, if needed, after agency input is received on the development of this project. • There will be no historic buildings or structures to be recorded. • Jacobs will address one round of comments from Kittitas County on draft reports. • Jacobs will address one round of comments from reviewing agencies. • Permit deliverables will be provided electronically. • KCSW will be responsible for all permit fees. • Tribal consultation will not be required. • Air quality or noise analysis will be not be required. • Project construction and operation will not affect floodplains, Crystal Creek, wetlands, or other aquatic resources buffers; therefore, no Clean Water Act permitting will be required. • No endangered species or critical habitats will be identified. • A Critical Areas report will not be required. Additional budget will be needed if impacts to critical areas are required. • No more than two Shovel Test Pits required during archaeological site visit. • No more than one archaeological site/isolate identified. • Kittitas County will provide existing geotechnical and groundwater monitoring information and the information will be sufficient to support engineering and permitting purposes. • Washington Department of Ecology Permitting will not be required. • Modifications to the solid waste permit will not be required. • Public outreach and community meetings will not be required. • Federal permitting or National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA) will not be required. • Kittitas County Site Development Permit will not be required. • Agency review can be initiated with 60% Design drawings. • Pre -application conferences can be initiated with the layout finalization presentation from Task 010. • WSDOT permitting efforts will not require Intersection Control Evaluation or assessment of non - motorized modes (bikes and pedestrians) or transit. • No Right of Way acquisition will be required for new entrance. Task 040 — Replacement Scale Specification Jacobs will meet with Kittitas County to discuss replacement scale criteria. Jacobs will develop a scale specification. Jacobs will perform the following work under this task: • Attend two one-hour long virtual meetings with KCSW to align on replacement scale criteria. • Contact up to two scale vendors and provide specification.