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98. Testimony was received that sirens from emergency vehicles to and from the site would be disruptive. CHS submitted that there may be an increase of emergency vehicles that serve the site, but on-site services will be available to accommodate the health care systems provided to the residents in a more efficient manner. (exhibit 17, comments from public and staff response, page 4; testimony of Ms. McCrary) 99. Concern was submitted that the facility will not be inspected and that code enforcement will not be provided. The City has a Code Enforcement Unit that is responsive to complaints regarding building and City code violations. The proposed facility will be subject to annual inspections by the Everett Fire Department and will have to comply with the Federal Housing Quality Standards if the facility receives federal funds. (exhibit 17, comments from public and staff response, page 4; testimony of Ms. McCrary; testimony of Mr. Hall) 100. Testimony was received that the site may lose its natural barrier and slope protection and that the visibility will make this site more obvious. The City in response submitted that there is a recommended condition of landscaping along the west-facing sloped hillside area between City property and the commercial business at the bottom of the slope. The landscaping will improve sight lines in the area and make it less attractive for unwanted activities. (exhibit 17, comments from public and staff response, page 5; testimony of Ms. McCrary) CONCLUSIONS OF LAW Jurisdiction Jurisdiction: . The Hearing Examiner of the City of Everett has jurisdictional authority to hold a hearing and to issue the decision. That authority is set forth in EMC 15.16.100. Based on the above Findings of Fact, the Hearing Examiner enters the following Conclusions: Criteria and Standards for Review Short Subdivision — EMC 18.28.010 Evaluation Criteria A. Public Use and Interest-The proposed project and design shall promote the public use and interest in accordance with the standards established by the State, City, and this Ordinance; B. Public health, safety, and general welfare - The proposed project and design shall promote the public health, safety and general welfare in accordance with the standards established by the State, City, and this Ordinance; C. Comprehensive Plan - The proposed project and design is consistent with the City's Comprehensive Plan policies and land use map; 22‹.)