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It is the responsibility of the applicant to print and bring to the pre-construction meeting two copies of the Accepted Plans. Accepted Plans shall be full-size plans, printed on minimum 22” x 34”, and shall be to scale. If the printed Accepted Plans are not brought to the pre-construction meeting, the Site Development Activity Permit cannot be issued. One copy of the printed plans will remain on file at the Department of Community Development, and one copy is required to be onsite throughout the construction period. Failure to have the Accepted Plans onsite may result in requested inspections not being approved.
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Submittal of two blackline copies of as-built plans, and a reproducible mylar or scalable electronic PDF (once as-built copies have been approved). All sheets containing road and drainage plans, profiles and associated details shall be included in the as-built set. It is not necessary to include grading and erosion control plans. The as-built plan set shall be stamped "RECORD DRAWING" and shall be signed and stamped by a professional engineer or land surveyor.
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Completion, to the satisfaction of Development Services and Engineering, of all work indicated on the plans.
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The engineer shall provide certification to Kitsap County that the drainage conveyance pipes and structures were installed in compliance with the accepted plans.
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Verification by the Project Engineer that all construction has been accomplished in compliance with the recommendations of the geotechnical report dated (MM DD, YYYY), and any updates thereto.
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The initial permit fee for all SDAPs applies to review and processing through permit approval. All review, inspection and processing after the date of the approval letter will be charged at the DCD hourly rate. All fees must be paid prior to final inspection.
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Provide documentation of concurrence from the Geotechnical Engineer that the project as constructed meets their recommendations.
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Certification, by the Project Engineer, that the soils encountered under the bioretention systems are consistent with the design criteria.
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Submittal, by the Project Engineer, of the Operation and Maintenance Manual for privately maintained and/or non-standard stormwater facilities.
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Submittal of an Onsite Stormwater Maintenance Covenant is required for private storm drainage facilities, which gives Kitsap County the right to inspect the facilities and guarantees the county that the facilities will be properly maintained (enclosed). This covenant must be recorded prior to scheduling the final inspection.
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All lots shall direct roof and lot runoff to the secondary drainage system per the Final Accepted Drainage Plans on file with Development Services and Engineering, under SDAP XX XXXXX. At the time of Building Permit Application, the owners shall submit a plan of the roof and yard drainage conveyance system to the building department for review and acceptance. This system shall be installed and accepted prior to scheduling the final building permit inspection. Maintenance and repair of the secondary drainage system, roof and yard drains and appurtenances shall be the responsibility of the individual homeowners.
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The engineer shall provide certification to Kitsap County that the soils under all pollution generating pervious surfaces have been amended.
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Permanent stabilization of the project site.
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Certification, by the Project Engineer, of the as-built live and dead storage volumes.
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This project includes the construction of rock walls or other retaining facilities that either exceed four feet in height or sustain a surcharge. A separate building permit with an engineered design is required for such walls. This note shall be placed on the face of the final construction drawings.
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Certification by the project engineer that the bioretention system materials and installation meet the design criteria.
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Prior to completion of this permit with the Department of Community Development, the Applicant shall apply for and satisfy all conditions of a Right-of-Way Permit through the Department of Public Works for any and all work performed in the county Right-of-Way associated with this project. Apart from the Site Development Activity Permit (SDAP), the Right of Way permit may require extra work to comply with current Washington State Department of Transportation or Kitsap County Road Standards. You may contact Kitsap County Public Works, Right-of-Way Division at (360) 337-5777 to obtain a Right-of-Way permit.
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Bioretention monitoring wells shall be installed as shown on the bioretention plan for verification of performance during the first 2 years of operation. The developer will be responsible for this monitoring and verification of proper function; this will be a condition on the face of the final plat.
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The project shall follow the recommendations of the Geologic Slope Assessment by Envirosound Consulting, Inc., dated 3/12/18. This report includes foundation and building recommendations and will need to be provided with each subsequent building permit application. The trails on the slopes have also been reviewed and approved by Envirosound.
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The Timber Harvest Permit (19-02978) must be approved prior to the Pre-Construction meeting.
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