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11. Pursuant to the State Environmental Policy Act (SEPA), the City of Everett was designated as the lead authority for reviewing impacts caused by the development as proposed with the instant request. The City required CHS and City staff to answer questions set forth in the Environmental Checklist. Based on the answers provided by both CHS and the City, and based on other data provided the City for its review, a Final Mitigated Determination of Non- Significance (MDNS) was issued for the project on April 5, 2017. The MDNS contained mitigation measures of adverse impacts. No appeals were filed of the MDNS. (exhibit 10, SEPA environmental checklist; exhibit 15, SEPA, final MDNS; testimony of Ms. Weldon) Short Subdivision Findings 12. The City requested preliminary approval of a three-lot short subdivision of 21.61 acres, commonly known as the Reservoir No. 3 property, generally located at 6107 Berkshire Drive, Everett, Washington (the exact legal description is set forth in exhibit 10, SEPA- environmental checklist). One of the created lots of the three-lot subdivision, Lot 3, would be transferred to CHS for development of the project (the Everett-Safe Streets Supportive Housing project). Lot 2 of the short subdivision would be expanded to segregate the property on which the existing Alderwood Water District pump station is located. Lot 1, the remaining 19.57 acres of the entire parcel, would continue to be used for City of Everett water utility purposes and the existing Everett Fire Department training site. (exhibit 1, staff report, page 1; exhibit 4, preliminary short subdivision map; testimony of Ms. Weldon) 13. Short subdivisions within the City of Everett are reviewed pursuant to the • evaluation criteria of EMC 18.28.010. These criteria are identified in the conclusions of this document. 14. With the implementation of the adopted Community Streets Initiative recommendations, the City is promoting housing for homeless individuals. This activity would occur on proposed Lot 3 of the short subdivision. The other lots would include activities for the public utilities and the water reservoir, as well as Fire Department training. The activities on all three lots of the short subdivision would promote public use and interest and would be consistent with the standards as established by the City, as well as the State. (exhibit 1, staff report, page 7; exhibit 4, preliminary short subdivision map; testimony of Ms. Weldon) 15. Lot 3, the lot on which the proposed supportive housing facility is to be located, is projected to be a 1.2-acre parcel. Lot 2,-the public utilities lot, would be approximately 0.81 acres and Lot 1, the location of the public utility purposes and Fire Department training, would be 19.57 acres. All lots meet zoning size standards. (exhibit 1, staff report; testimony of Ms. Weldon) • c_6/ 3rd