2026-01-05 Exhibit 03_SMA Use Permit Application_3rd Resubmittal

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e. Wastewater: Each proposed single-family dwelling will be serviced by an individual septic system designed to meet State Department of Health standards. f. Site Improvements: The Applicant and subsequent owners of the individual lots will be grubbing and grading each subdivided lot to accommodate a proposed single- family dwelling. Each proposed single-family dwelling will be constructed in accordance with applicable minimum yard setbacks of 25 feet for the front and rear yards and 15 feet for the side yards. Each single-family dwelling will not exceed 35 feet in building height. Along with the construction of each single-family dwelling will be the installation of associated utility improvements, such as access driveways (paved, grassed or gravel), water meter and waterline installations, electrical utility poles, and septic systems. No use, land alteration or vertical construction will be permitted within the 40-foot shoreline setback area as established by a shoreline survey of the subject property certified by the Board of Land and Natural Resources on March 29, 2023. g. Remedial Actions: As further discussed in Section B of this report, past un-permitted actions by the previous landowner and the Applicant resulted in the clearing and laying of surface fill material within the northeastern section of the subject property that intruded within a portion of the 40-foot shoreline setback area as well as upon a portion of the adjoining State-owned lands as shown on Figure 4-Past Grading/ Grubbing Activities. The intrusion within the adjoining State-owned lands consisted primarily pushed vegetation that has since partially deteriorated with most of the vegetation reestablishing itself. The Applicant will remove all pushed vegetation that has not deteriorated for proper disposal at a greenwaste facility. Black cinder was placed within the 40-foot shoreline setback area to create a safer walking path along the shoreline trail. The Applicant will remove the black cinder from within the shoreline setback area and restore it to its previous condition to the extent practical. In both instances, the Applicant will coordinate both site restoration activities with the Planning Department, and if deemed necessary, the State Department of Land and Natural Resources. These restoration efforts will be completed, to the satisfaction of the Planning Department, prior to the issuance of Final Subdivision SIPage