PFI2017-00190 CITY OF TIGARD PUBLIC FACILITIES IMPROVEMENT PERMIT
COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT Permit#: PFI2017-00190
R 13125 SW Hall Blvd.,Tigard OR 97223 503.718.2421 Date Issued: 09/13/2017
Parcel: 2S103DC06100
Jurisdiction: Tigard
Site address: 11205 SW FAIRHAVEN ST
Subdivision: EXODUS Lot: 2
Project: Kosmala
Project Description: Removal of batting cage and one foot of gravel under batting cage footprint.Add new blended soil and
re-vegetate with native plants.
Owner: FEES
Description Date Amount
PFI Permit Fee 09/06/2017 $300.00
PHONE:
Contractor:
PHONE:
FAX:
Applicant:
NATEJOHNSON
3117 SE ANKENY ST#10
PORTLAND, OR 97214
PHONE: 503-203-6715
Total $300.00
Please sign below to indicate acceptance of conditions and return a copy with the proposed work schedule along with names and contact
information of responsible parties before beginning work.
Permittee/Applicant
Signature: See application
Issued By: o;�
Special Conditions(See Attached)
Note:THIS PERMIT DOES NOT COVER WORK ON PRIVATE PROPERTY
Conditions for PF12017-00190
Type: Condition Name: Status: Severity:
PFI_Sidewalk/[ 01 -WORK SITE REQUIREMENTS Applied Notice
Applicant must comply with all applicable provisions of federal and state law,the Tigard Municipal Code,and the terms of
any agreement with the City of Tigard regarding work to be done pursuant to this permit.
PFI_Sidewalk/[ 02-WORK SITE AREA Applied Notice
The work area and approach roads shall be maintained in a clean condition,free from obstructions and hazards. The
spreading of mud or debris or storage of materials or equipment of any kind upon any public roadway is strictly prohibited
and violation shall be cause for immediate cancellation of the permit. The City may at any time order immediate clean-up
and suspension of work to accomplish clean-up.
PFI_Sidewalk/[ 03-WORK SITE EROSION CONTROL Applied Notice
Prior to starting work,effective and approved erosion control devices must be installed and maintained meeting the Clean
Water Services and DEQ requirements. The City may at any time order corrective action and suspension of work to
accomplish effective erosion control.
PFI_Sidewalk/[ 04-WORK SITE REPAIRS Applied Notice
Disturbed landscaped areas shall be restored or replaced. Existing signs, pavement markings, mailboxes,etc. shall be
reinstalled or replaced,with like kind of material. Obtain City approval of restoration work.
PFI_Sidewalk/[ 05-PRECONSTRUCTION MEETING Applied Notice
Before initiating any construction activity,the applicant shall coordinate with the City's inspector, <Insert Name>at<Insert
Phone#>,to establish a preconstruction meeting.
PFI_Sidewalk/[ 06-NOTICE TO COMMENCE WORK Applied Notice
The applicant shall notify the City's Inspector twenty-four(24)hours prior to commencing work, prior to any staged
inspection, and after completing work covered by the permit.
PFI—Sidewalk/1 07-PERMIT/PLAN ON SITE Applied Notice
A copy of the permit including a Certificate of Insurance, and all attachments, and a copy of the approved construction plan
and all amendments shall be readily available at the work area. All work shall conform to the permit terms,conditions and
provisions and to the City approved permit plans,and approved plan amendments and to the City's standards and
specifications and to these General Conditions. Changes to any of these must be approved by the City, in advance of work
performance.
PFI—Sidewalk/1 08-EMERGENCY CONTACTS Applied Notice
Provide to the City inspector, in writing,the names and 24 hour emergency telephone number of two(2)persons who have
authority to resolve problems,take corrective action and, in general,will be responsible in case of any emergency. The
applicant shall notify the City Inspector, in writing, of any/all assignment changes.
PFI—Sidewalk/1 09-OTHER Applied Notice
RECEIVED
City of Tigard SEP 0 6 2017
q PUBLIC WORKS — ENGINEERING
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Public Facility Improvement (p"Nrer" TERING
TYPE OF WORK
DESCRIPTION OF WORK(in the right-of-way) (�
Y1'YPE 1-Franchise Utility Work
Check one: ❑ Utilities ❑ Sidewalk/driveway approach ❑Street improvements performed by NWN, PGE
Detailed description: Q. O%rd o'- 6,H 1 N CS A panted//or utility agency.
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• Sidewalk installation or repair.
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Phone: 56s-m-471S Email:nr,4� �/tq.tri(eei df'9j%)Q3f!A►I.GO'S • Subdivisions or Partitions
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• Street widening
Contact name: e.� d 6 St�l Phone: Sol -Z D$ -X71 S
• Mainline installation for Sanitary
Contractor: h+ S X 4 LLL sewer, Storm sewer, Tigard water
and/or Tigard Water Service Area
CCB#: Expiration: 2 "S 20117
Address: Agoo SE loo41% // SUBMIT COMPLETED APPLICATION TO:
City/state: PO f+� / d Zip: 9 7 0 8 b City of Tigard
Phone:503-201-90U� Email: 1 K CA l.y►i-ALC•�SS.GOwt Planning/Engineering
1 , 1 13125 SW Hall Blvd.
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Contact name: MAIC %Ahf r; 4- Phone:rj0�-2 01-00'b Tigard,OR 97223
Applications for"minor work in right-of-way'
Engineer: only may be emailed to:
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Address:
City/state: Zip:
Phone: Email: CaseNo.:
Contact name: Application submittal fee: $_ Soo
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Estimated value of work is required(if over$5,000):$ l 90,00 Application accepted:
(within the public right-of-way) By: /.S Date:
Is work related to a LAND-USE DECISION? ❑ Yes ❑ No Application reviewed:
By:k 0 Date:
If so,please specify (MLP, SDR,SUB, etc.) case #:
Applicant notified:
Is work related to a BUILDING PERMIT? ❑ Yes ❑ No Ey: V Date: 3
If so,please specify(BUILDING PERMIT)case#: :\ENG\PermwwplKatbnz\pfi_applicatan Re 12/26n016
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APPLICANTS
NOTE: Person specified as"Applicant"shall be designated"Permittee"and shall provide financial assurance for work,if
required by the city pursuant to TMC 15.041.140.
* With the exception of a utility operating pursuant to a valid franchise with the City of Tigard,when the owner and the applicant are different
people,the applicant must be the purchaser of record or a lessee in possession with written authorization from the owner or an agent of the
owner. The owner(s)must sign this application in the space provided or submit a written authorization with this application. Franchised
Utilities are not required to obtain the owners signature on the application
BY SIGNING BELOW,THE APPLICANT(S) SHALL CERTIFY THAT:
• The above request does not violate any recorded deed restrictions that may be attached to or imposed upon the subject
propeM.
• If the application is granted,the applicant will exercise the rights granted in accordance with the terms and subject to all the
conditions and limitations of the approval.
• All of the above statements and the statements in any plot plan,attachments,and exhibits transmitted herewith,are true;and
the applicants so acknowledge that any permit issued,based on this application,may be revoked if it is found that any such
statements are false.
• The applicant has read the entire contents of the application,including the policies and criteria,and understands the
requirements for approvin or denying the application.
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Ap licant/Authorize Agent's signature Print name Date
SIGNATURES of a owner of the subject property, if required.
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Owner's signature Print name Date
PUBLIC FACILITY IMPROVEMENT PERMIT
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DEVELOPMENT ENGINEERING FEES FOR STAFF USE ONLY
Public Facility Improvement(PFI)Permit:
DETAILED
REQUIREMENTS
APPLICATION FEE
Part 1: Required submittal fee$300.00
FRANCHISE UTILITY AND SIDEWALK/
PERMIT FEE DRIVEWAY AND UTILITY
Part 2: All non-water system improvements CONNECTIONS,ETC.
(work in the right of way)
Engineer's estimate X 5%(less$300.00 submittal fee)
Engineer's estimate X 2%Plan Review Sketch
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(including information below)
WATER SYSTEM FEE
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Part 3: All public water system improvements ❑ Street Name
Engineer's estimate X 12%
❑ Site Address
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PFI Permit Fee Exemptions: FULL SCALE DEVELOPMENT
There will be no permit fee charged,or assurance required
r' (Subdivisions/Partitions,and Street improvements)
for the following types of work:
• Sidewalk repair (less than 20 lineal feet)
• Relocate or replace mailbox Design Plans
• Ditch cleaning that does not involve regrading. (6 sets,24x36 or 2204)
• Weep hole repair ❑ Cover-Site,Vicinity,Abbreviation,Legend
• Curb repair or replacement(less than 20 lineal feet) ❑ General Notes(City,Water,Sewer,etc.)
• Lawn sprinkler system installation or repair ❑ Street(Plan,Profile)
• Street tree pruning or planting ❑ Water,Storm and Sanitary(Plan Profile)
• Planter strip landscape maintenance ❑ Water Quality Facilities
• Test wells ❑ Grading
❑ Landscaping/Tree Plan
❑ Composite Utility Plan(Electrical,Phone,Gas,
Note: A cash assurance may be required per Storm,Sanitary,Water,Signage,Street Lights,etc)
TMC 15.04.140.(customer deposit) ❑ Details
❑ Traffic Sight Distance
❑ Signing and Striping
❑ Street Light Plan and Photometric
❑ Engineers seal signature
❑ Sheet label(project land use name,revision and
plan log block,dates and sheet numbers)
Additional Submittals
(per Land Use conditions) '
❑ Traffic Report
❑ Storm water Drainage Calculations
❑ Geotechnical Report
❑ Preliminary Access Report(Sight Distance)
❑ Proposed Plat
❑ Pathway Design(if applicable)
❑ Water Department Approval
PUBLIC FACILITY IMPROVEMENT PERMIT
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PUBLIC FACILITY IMPROVEMENT PERMIT
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CITY OF TIGARD RECEIPT
13125 SW Hall Blvd.,Tigard OR 97223
503.639.4171
Project Name: Kosmala
Site Address: 11205 SW FAIRHAVEN ST
Receipt Number: 412678 - 09/06/2017
CASE NO. FEE DESCRIPTION REVENUE ACCOUNT NUMBER PAID
PF12017-00190 PFI Permit Fee 100-0000-43114 $300.00
Total: $300.00
PAYMENT METHOD CHECK# CC AUTH.CODE ACCT ID CASHIER ID RECEIPT DATE RECEIPT AMT
Debit Card 062217 LSMITH 09/06/2017 $300.00
Payor: NATHANIEL T. JOHNSON
Total Payments: $300.00
Balance Due: $0.00
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Site Plan
Date:Thursday,August 24, 2017
Native Gardener PDX
Site Plan#: 5
3117 SE Ankeny St. Unit 10
Portland OR 97214
Phone: 503-208-6715
Prepared by: Nate Johnson
Customer
Name: Susan Kosmala
Company Name:
Street Address: 11205 SW Fairhaven St.
City, State Zip:Tigard Oregon
Email: kosmala@mac.com
The following site plan is based on the site visit and consultation which took place on
Friday July 7th, 2017. It encompasses all phases of construction, start to finish with any
necessary notes of explanation.
Phase 1 : Prior to September 15, 2017
1. Remove all batting cage and structures, including nets, posts, fencing structures
surrounding the cage turf batters box area and any decking. Leaving retaining wall.
2. Removal of top one foot of gravel underneath the footprint of existing batting cage
and wood deck and replace with one foot of top soil.
Gravel removal: Mark with Tight Access Excavation LLC
Removal of 50 yards of gravel haul dump.
Soil: Dan Jones Conveyor Trucks
50 yards screened topsoil added to area of batting cage excavation. Texture — material
passes through one-inch screen B) Fertility — 35% organic matter. 50.00 per yard with
labor.
Phase 2: Prior to December 1, 2017
a. Revegetated the site as outlined in the DSL approved planting plan.
b. Provide photographs and a photo location map showing the area vegetated.
ACCESS ROAD FOR DEMOLISHING
AND TOP SOIL INSTALATION
115' ACCESS ROAD AT SW 110TH AVE
&SW FAIRHAVEN ST
`- AREA OF DEMOLITION OF BATTING CAGE
EXCAVATION OF 3/4 MINUS GRAVEL
AND NATIVE PLANT RESTORATION
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TIGARD OREGON 97223
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3 - CONSENT AGREEMENT
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PLANTINGPLAN Michael Kosmala
SCALE: 1" = 15' PROPERTY ADDRESS:
11205 SW FAIRHAVEN ST.
North TIGARD OREGON 97223
KEY FOR PLANTING PLAN
Symbol Type Common name Latin name Exposure Height Size Count
9
Shrub/FAC Salmonberry Rubus spectabilis Moist/shade 6' 5
gallon
10
Shrub/FAC Western Symphoricarpos moist/part 5
Snowberry occidentalis sun 5' gallon
3
Shrub/ Pacific ninebark Physocarpus Dry/sun 6' 5
FACW capitatus gallon
3
Shrub/ Red osier Cornus stoniferia wet/part sun 8'
0 FACW dogwood 5
gallon
27
Herb/FAC Deer fern Blechnum spicant Moist/shade
2' 1
gallon
15
Herb/FAC Lady fern Athyrium Felix- Moist/shade
femina 3' 3
gallon
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gallon
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Tree/FAC Red Alder Alnus rubra Moist/sun 120'
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Herb Youth-on-age Tolmiea menziesii Moist/shade 2' 1
gallon
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Shrub/ Pacific Malus fusca Moist/sun 15' 5
FACW crabapple gallon
1. Organic Mulch rings will be installed around all new plantings. Mulched a minimum of
three inches in depth and 18 inches in diameter, to retain moisture and discourage
weed growth
2. ID tags will be placed on all new plantings for the establishment/maintenance period.
3. Deer cages will be placed around Red Alder and all shrubs for the establishment/
maintenance period.
4. 1 pound of native seed mix consisting of Aquilegia formosa, Achillea millefolium,
Mimulus guttatus, Gilia capitata, Carex tumulicola, Koeleria macrantha, Claytonia
sibrica, Montia perfoliata will be spread over fallow soil to fill entire planting area.
5. Containerized stock shall be installed only from February 1 through May 1 and
October 1 through November 15. Bare root stock shall be installed only from December
15 through April 15.
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a. wetland presence, Altitude 245ft
Moist - periodically saturated; anaerobic and/or aerobic soils
Assess Soil Conditions and Assign Appropriate Preparation
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1 . Till the sub-grade in these areas to a depth of at least four inches and add at least 12
inches of clean compost-amended topsoil. The compost- amended topsoil shall have
the following characteristics to ensure a good growing medium:
A) Texture — material passes through one-inch screen B) Fertility — 35% organic matter
d. For wet areas in Sensitive Areas and Stormwater Facilities, the soil conditions shall
be hydric or graded to hold sufficient water to promote hydric soil formation. The
addition of organic muck soil will improve plant establishment for some bulbs and
tubers.
e. Where appropriate and necessary for erosion control or to enhance organic matter,
leaf compost may be placed uniformly on topsoil. Other amendments, conditioners, and
bio-amendments may be added as needed to support the specified plants or adjust the
soil pH. Traditional fertilization techniques (applying N-P-K) are not necessary for native
plants.
Preservation: Every effort shall be made to protect a site's existing native vegetation.
Native vegetation along Sensitive Areas and Vegetated Corridors shall be retained to
the maximum extent practicable.
Selection: Plant selection shall be from a native species palette and shall consider site
soil types, hydrologic conditions, and shade requirements. Containerized or bare root
plants may be used. A list of common native plant community types appropriate for
planting Sensitive Areas, Vegetated Corridors and Stormwater Facilities is provided in
Table A-1 . Upon approval from the District, limited use of non-invasive non-native plants
may be permitted in highly urbanized and other unique settings such as regional town
centers. Unless approved by District staff, planting restrictions are limited to the
following:
1. Deep rooting trees and shrubs (e.g. willow) shall not be planted on top of concrete
pipes, or within 10 feet of retaining walls, inlet/outlet structures or other culverts; and
PLANTING REQUIREMENTS
2. Large trees or shrubs shall not be planted on berms over four feet tall that impound
water. Small trees or shrubs with fibrous root systems may be installed on berms that
impound water and are less than four feet tall.
Quantities:
1. Vegetated Corridors and Sensitive Areas
Trees and shrubs shall be planted using the following equations to achieve the specified
densities on a per acre basis.
A) Total number of trees per acre = area in square feet x 0.01
B) Total number of shrubs per acre = area in square feet x 0.05
C) Groundcover = plant and seed to achieve 100% areal coverage
Size: Potted plants shall follow size requirements outlined in Table A-1. Bare root plants
shall be 12 to 16 inches long.
Placement: Plant placement shall be consistent with naturally occurring plant
communities. Trees and shrubs shall be placed in singles or clusters of the same
species to provide a natural planting scheme. This arrangement may follow curved rows
to facilitate maintenance. Distribution and relative abundance shall be dependant on the
plant species and on the size of the revegetation area. The Vegetated Corridor
revegetation area shall be overseeded with native seed mixes appropriate to the plant
community and hydrologic zone of the site (see Table A-1 : Plant Communities for
Revegetation). Plant placement and seeding shall promote maximum vegetative cover
to minimize weed establishment.
Erosion Control
Grading, soil preparation, and seeding shall be performed during optimal weather
conditions and at low flow levels to minimize sediment impacts. Site disturbance shall
be minimized and desirable vegetation retained, where possible. Slopes shall be graded
to support the establishment of vegetation. Where seeding is used for erosion control,
an appropriate native grass, Regreen (or its equivalent), or sterile wheat shall be used
to stabilize slopes until permanent vegetation is established. Biodegradable fabrics (coir,
coconut or approved jute matting (minimum 1/4" square holes) may be used to stabilize
slopes and channels. Fabrics such as burlap may be used to secure plant plugs in place
and to discourage floating upon inundation. No plastic mesh that can entangle wildlife is
permitted.
Retaining wall will be used to hold soil sediment during demolition and installation of soil
from runoff primarily. Where necessary sediment fence will be used to hold soil until
plants and soil are well established.
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EROSION CONTROL PLAN Michael Kosmala
SCALE: 1" = 15' PROPERTY ADDRESS:
North 11205 SW FAIRHAVEN ST.
TIGARD OREGON 97223
Plant Protection from Wildlife:
Depending on site conditions, appropriate measures shall be taken to limit wildlife-
related damage.
Watering:
Watering shall be at a minimum rate of at least one inch per week from June 15 through
October 15. Other irrigation techniques, such as deep watering, may be allowed with
prior approval by District staff.
Step 5: Determine Plant Monitoring and Maintenance Requirements
a. Monitoring
Site visits will be set at start of growing season to assess the status of the plantings,
irrigation, mulching, etc. and ensure successful revegetation. Site visits and
maintenance will be set every three months to ensure successful establishment of
planted area.
b. Weed Control
The removal of non-native, invasive weeds shall be necessary throughout the
maintenance period, or until a healthy stand of desirable vegetation is established
c. Plant Replacement and Preservation
Installed plants that fail to meet the acceptance criteria shall be replaced during the
maintenance period. Prior to replacement, the cause of loss (wildlife damage, poor plant
stock, etc.) shall be documented with a description of the corrective actions taken.
THREE-YEAR MAINTENANCE PERIOD: NATIVE PLANT RESTORATION:
1. Ninety (90) Day Maintenance Requirements:
a. Upon completion of restoration approval of the Development, the
maintenance period shall commence upon completion of all phases of the planting and
irrigation installation. The maintenance period shall be for a period of 1095 calendar
days from the date of written approval.
2. Ninety (90) Day Maintenance Procedures:
a. The general care and maintenance of all areas shall consist of the
proper watering, fertilizing, weeding, and clean-up.
b. Cultivate and weed not less than once every ten (10) days.
During the course of the maintenance work, the Contractor/Developer shall remove
surplus materials and debris from the site and shall keep the premises in a neat and
clean condition at all times.
c. The Contractor/Developer shall maintain the proper health of plants insuring proper
watering during establishment period.
d. Any concentrated development of weed growth that may appear in planting areas
during the maintenance period shall be removed. The Contractor/Developer may elect
to remove such concentrations of weeds manually.
e. During the maintenance period, the Contractor/Developer shall be responsible for
maintaining adequate protection for all planting areas. Any damaged areas shall be
repaired.
f. Pruning, when necessary, shall be performed as per City standards or upon direction
of the City Authorized Representative.
g. During the maintenance period, the Contractor/Developer shall replace any dead or
marginal plant material as deemed necessary by the City's Authorized Representative.
3. Three-Year Warranty Period
a. All work and material will be guaranteed by the Contractor/Developer for a period of
three years from the completed ninety (90) day maintenance period.
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SCALE: 1 "-500' TIGARD, OREGOIN 97214
Project name: Batting Cage
Tax ID: 2S103DC06100