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Poulsbo engineering: Knoll Point meets stormwater, access and frontage standards with conditions
Summary
City engineering staff told the hearing the Knoll Point plan complies with construction standards, proposes a Department of Ecology-compliant detention pond, and will require curb, gutter, sidewalk and a bike lane on the eastern frontage under SEPA condition S-2 coordinated with Kitsap County.
Donald Washburn of the Poulsbo engineering department described the department's review of the Knoll Point application and recommended approval as conditioned.
"We've determined that the project as proposed is in compliance with our current construction standards and current codes as conditioned," Washburn said, noting utilities and stormwater plans meet standards and that the applicant proposes a detention pond that complies with the Department of Ecology stormwater manual. He said the plan provides two access points (Lincoln Road and Knoll Road) to meet connectivity requirements.
Washburn also said the project will require fringe improvements on the eastern property frontage in the Kitsap County urban growth area: curb, gutter, sidewalk and a bike lane as required by Kitsap County and City of Poulsbo standards and the interlocal agreement (Exhibit 25). He told the hearing inspectors will monitor erosion and dust control during grading and that preconstruction coordination will identify a public contact for neighbor questions.
