Ordinance 1566-89 - Laserfiche WebLink

csv 5 Meridian Aggregates Co. Rezone 10-87 Page -5- 15. The Witness (Oursler ) submitted that the easement across the Applicant 's property should be provided in order for the residents of this area to have access to the amenities of the Snohomish River . (Oursler testimony) CONCLUSIONS 1. The application is for the rezone of . 42 acres of property located north of 15th Street, east of Chestnut and Winter Streets in the City of Everett, Washington. The specific rezone is the change in the zoning designation from a C-1, General Commercial to M-1 , Heavy Manufacturing. It is the intent of the Applicant to use the subject property as an extension of an existing asphalt batch plant that is located on the north and east adjoining properties. 2. The rezone will result in the change of illogically drawn zoning boundaries and will be a logical extension of the Heavy Manufacturing operations of the Applicant. All of the properties are owned by the Applicant and should be used in conjunction with the asphalt plant. 3. The requested rezone will be compatible with other properties in the area. With the implementation of the conditions of the Concomitant Agreement as recommended , the rezone will not have an impact on noise , light , glare, odors , fumes , and vibrations . 4 . Although the Comprehensive Plan of the City of Everett designates the subject property as Light Industry, it is apparent that the intent of the City in the recently adopted Comprehensive Plan was to change the designation of the property to Heavy Manufacturing . Because the impacts of railroad switching and storage yards are similar to the proposed activity, the proposed use is considered a Heavy Manufacturing use and subject to the standards as required for Heavy Manufacturing activities . 5. Adequate corridors of buffering and aesthetic control will be provided in order to assure a more desirable parcel of property.