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Soos Creek Trail Wetland and Stream Delineation

Biologist marking the boundaries of Molasses Creek.
Biologists spotted sundews, a carnivorous wetland plant typically found in bogs.
Biologist digging a soil data pit as part of a wetland determination.
Millipede eating decaying leaves on the forest floor.

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Client: King County Parks
Dates: 2008-09
Services: Wetland delineation, wildlife habitat assessment, stream ordinary high water mark delineation

Description

Watershed Company biologists provided sensitive areas analysis for development of 3 miles of new King County trail and park improvements in Renton. Work included stream ordinary high water mark delineation, wetland delineation, wetland buffer analysis and wildlife habitat assessment in support of habitat reporting requirements for King County and the City of Renton. The project required coordinating conflicting code requirements between city and county jurisdictions.