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28. An existing water main is within Berkshire Drive and adequate water supply can <br /> be provided to all lots. All water services will satisfy City standards. Water <br /> service to Lot 3 must be installed prior to final approval of the short subdivision. <br /> (exhibit 1, staff report, page 9; testimony of Ms. Weldon) <br /> 29. An existing sewer main exists on Berkshire Drive and adequate sewage' <br /> disposal can be provided to all lots. Sewer services must be installed to Lot 3 <br /> prior to final approval of the short subdivision. (exhibit 1, staff report, page 10; <br /> testimony of Ms. Weldon) <br /> 30. A stormwater detention system will be used to control surface water flow rates. <br /> Appropriate surface water management can be provided. (exhibit 1, staff <br /> report, page 10; testimony of Ms. Weldon) <br /> 31. The proposed short subdivision has been reviewed by the Everett Fire <br /> Department who determined that the minimum fire flow requirement for the site <br /> is 1,750 gpm. The Fire Department indicated that adequate fire protection of <br /> 1,750 gpm is obtainable. The Fire Department stated that a fire hydrant must <br /> be located within 100 feet of a Fire Department connection or standpipe. A fire <br /> hydrant will be added near the driveway off Berkshire Drive. Field verification is <br /> required. (exhibit 1, staff report, page 10; exhibit 16, comments from agencies <br /> and city departments, pages 4 through 7; testimony of Ms. Weldon) <br /> 32. Access to Lot 3 will be off Berkshire Drive at an existing access point. The City <br /> indicated that no new curb cuts or access points will be created on the lot. <br /> Access is designed to satisfy City standards. (exhibit 1, staff report, page 10; <br /> testimony of Ms. Weldon) <br /> 33. All easements are to be shown on the final short subdivision map and <br /> construction plans, as applicable. There will be an easement for a sidewalk <br /> along the entire project frontage on Berkshire Drive; a shared access driveway <br /> for Lots 1 and 3; an easement to Alderwood Water and Wastewater District for <br /> maintenance of the 36-inch water transmission line; open space design of the <br /> facility on Lot 3 must be sensitive to the Snohomish County Public Utility District <br /> No. 1 (PUD #1)'s easement for access and use near the overhead utility lines <br /> on the west side of Lot 3; and an easement from Lot 1 to Lot 3 for driveway, <br /> parking and landscaping improvements for the supportive housing <br /> development. (exhibit 1, staff report, page 10; exhibit 16, comments from <br /> agencies and city departments; testimony of Ms. Weldon) <br /> 34. There are no shared common facilities on any of the lots within the proposed <br /> short subdivision other than an easement access drive. A maintenance <br /> agreement for the easement access drive is required. (exhibit 1, staff report, <br /> page 10; testimony of Ms. Weldon) <br />