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Re: Garage expansion at 51 Oak Road, Port Hadlock and required mitigation of 416 sf of
native plantings.
Dear Joel Peterson,
Please find following a mitigation plan for Lee Robinson garage expansion at 51 Oak Road
in Port Hadlock, WA, which is located within the shoreline jurisdiction.
Per your l�r dated MarcWN1, 2021
Before Condition: 26' x 38' garage = 988 sf'
After Condition: expansion with stairs at 6' x 26' = 156 sf = total structure 1144 sf
Expansion of 988 sf. to 1144 sf = 14%
Area located in buffer: existing 10' x 26' = 260 + stairs area of 156 sf = 416 sf of equivalent buffer
area to be enhanced with native vegetation.
Proposed planting area is 445 sf. Homeowner is committed to the project and is offering
29 sf of additional plantings over the required 416 sf. Planting area is located at t th
of the property, adjacent to the water and consists of 3 planting zones shown below.
Zone A - Top of bank planting -134 sf
Zone B - Slope planting - 259 sf
Zone C - Beach planting - 52 sf
This specific area was chosen as the mitigation site for several reasons.
1) Provides an area large enough to accommodate the entire mitigation.
2) Provides an area adjacent to water, which adds additional benefit by connecting it to
an existing wildlife area.
3) Provides an opportunity to remove the non-native and invasive English Ivy and
replace with native vegetation that has wildlife value.
4) Provides an opportunity to create two types of ecosystem restoration, upland and
beach environments. Beach plantings will also help to curtail potential future
erosion from wave action.
Zone A
Evergreen huckleberry - Vaccinium ovatum
2-1gallon
Kinnikinnik - Artostaphylos urva-ursi
15 - 4"-pots
Red Flowering Currant - Ribes sanguineum
10 - 1 gallon
Salal - Gaultheria shallon
20 - 4" pots
7 - 1 gallon
Snowberry - Symphoricarpos albus
4 - 1 gallon
Western Sword Fern - Polystichum munitum
10 - 4" pots
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Zone B
Kinnikinnik - Artostaphylos urva-ursi
15 - 4"-pots
Salal - Gaultheria shallon
40 - 4" pots
Snowberry - Symphoricarpos albus
18 - 1 gallon
Tall Oregon Grape - Mahonia aquifolium
7 - 1 gallon
Western Sword Fern - Polystichum munitum
23 - 4" pots
Zone C
American Dune grass - Elymus mollis
50 - plugs
Substitutions on Size
If specific sizes are not available substitute 1 gallon for 2- 4" pot, 2 plugs can be substituted
for one 4" pot and container stock can be substituted for bareroot stock per recommendation
from restoration biologist.
Preparation of PlarmUng, Site
Biologist will identify and mark existing native vegetation to remain on the planting site and
all nonnative vegetation needs to be removed.
Slope area - — To stabilize slope once non-native vegetation has been removed use existing wood at base
slope to terrace and stabilize slope (restoration biologist darrgive uidance to homeown }:
Plarrtsnacing and location �r� �Z;W
Homeowner has agreed to retain the restoration biologist on site for a minimum of 3 hours to } � e*7
locate plants. The goal being to create a natural planting plan verses atypical decorative` S
landscape.
Planting Season s�
Homeowner will coordinate with restoration biologist several months in advance on,
appropriate time to plant.
Water
Water plants sparingly (as needed) for 3 summers with the goal being to wean them off of
artificial water hopefully by the 4th summer.
Homeowner will contact restoration biologist with any questions or concerns and is
committed to the project.
Sincerely,
Shelly Solomon
Restoration Biologist
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