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the social services that will be part of the operations. (exhibit 1, staff report, page 21; exhibit of Ms. McCrary; testimony of Mr. Tippy) 66. The proposal provides fair and equal housing opportunities to citizens in the community. Specifically, it provides housing to the most vulnerable residents in the community, those individuals suffering from personal, financial and medical issues. The proposal satisfies the Comprehensive Plan's goal of deconcentrating low-income housing in one specific area of the City and integrating a wide range of housing choices throughout the City. (exhibit 1, staff report, page 21; testimony of Ms. McCrary; testimony of Mr. Tippy) 67. The proposed project is consistent with the Sustainability Goals of the City of Everett. It will help locate housing near major transportation corridors with pedestrian accessibility. The facility will be a residential facility that is an Ultra High Energy Efficiency Demonstration Project and will satisfy the Climate Change and Sustainability requirements of the City. (exhibit 1, staff report, page 21; testimony of Ms. McCrary; testimony of Ms. Cogndon) 68. The City submitted that federal funding sources are being proposed to finance the residential facility, including operating rental subsidies; Because of this funding, the project is being evaluated and must comply with the provisions of the National Environmental Protection Act (NEPA). CHS will be responsible for the compliance with NEPA and other City regulations. All federal, state and local permits and approvals required for this facility will be secured. (exhibit 1, staff report, page 21; testimony of Ms. McCrary; testimony of Mr. Tippy) 69. In addition to the General Evaluation Criteria requirements of a Special Property Use Permit, Supportive Housing General Provisions, as set forth in EMC 19.39.155.A.1, must be satisfied. 70. The exterior lighting on the building will illuminate the entry and exterior common areas at night. A pole mounted parking lot lighting system is proposed, and the lighting will be designed to shield neighboring properties. It will be operated on a dusk-to-dawn timer and occupancy sensors to minimize impacts. (exhibit 1, staff report, page 21; exhibit 10, SEPA- environmental checklist, pages 11 and 12; testimony of Ms. McCrary) 71. Landscaping is projected to be planted and maintained to provide natural surveillance within the site and from the street. Security to the facility will be staffed 24 hours a day, seven days a week with front desk staffing. (testimony of Mr. Tippy; testimony of Mr. Rice) The entrance will be secured by an electronic controlled entry system. The facility will have a guest policy program and security camera system on the exterior and interior. A safety committee of the facility management will meet monthly to assess any current needs and ensure that best practices are used. Emergency plans will be developed using procedures developed by CHS from years of operating similar facilities. 1/37