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-••, <br /> 153 <br /> • <br /> April 14,1982 <br /> Councilman Overstreet asked if adequate provisions had been made for <br /> solar access mnd mr.Kos said there was an entire section addressing • <br /> energy .efficiency. <br /> mr.Hummel Said he felt solar access would have to be guaranteed by <br /> ordinance per the American Planning Association,and Mr.Kos said the <br /> new subdivision code will have a section addressing this. <br /> Councilman Aldcroft asked about the drainage factor as there were <br /> . problems whichiarea and mr.Hummel replied a drainage is <br /> underway will be presented to Council when completed. <br /> Fire protection and response times were discussed briefly. Councilman <br /> stephanson suggested that paramedic response and coverage be addressed <br /> in the Plan also. <br /> President Pope then ended the workshOP and°Pen.the Public hearing. <br /> David Cunningham,Planning Director for Pope 6 Talbot Development, <br /> PortGamble,said that all they now own in southwest Everett is 100 <br /> acres west of Glenwood. They have been involved in the deveiopment <br /> of the SW Everett Plan for at least 2 year, He added that Everett <br /> should be proud of its Planning staff and Planning Commission because <br /> they all do an Outstanding job. Alternate 5 is the result of a long <br /> SerieS of compromdses and addresses all the basics needed for a really <br /> good development plan. He recommended that Council accept and adopt it. <br /> Darrel Freudenberg,of 4937 Sea Breeze•Way,said that over-au,he <br /> thinks the development plan is a pretty good one. However,1m felt the <br /> drainage plan did not go far enoUgh. dn the ere.where he live,a <br /> pipe was discussed originally to direct water from Powder Mill Gulch, <br /> while the plan now calls for detention ponds,which will just put more <br /> wa er•nto a creek that already has too much. s lostum land • <br /> 6 totthe'creek,and now his house is in danger from the Night run-off <br /> ' from recent development. He also expressed concern babilinY <br /> of City inspectors to enforce standards in construction. In answer <br /> to.question from counciiman Langus, re,.I do think <br /> this over-all plan is as far a compromise as we could get.. <br /> non Bocek,of 5256-78th Pl.N.E.,Bellevue,identifying himself as <br /> representing Sigma Development,owner of Kennilworth Hills Plat, <br /> stated that his plat has been designated for 5 to 8 dwelling units <br /> Tat h:Nnfl'alMO:Z MiT;art:TeInViZyT 11:=21.-="a;"'" <br /> transition be made in a way that would allow houses and use of the <br /> area so that be be allowed a minimum of 8 dwelling units per acre <br /> for the whole Xennilworth Hills acreage,because less density would <br /> put him at a great economic disadvantage. After considerable <br /> IIe.eeessten ebeht deneitY,open space,and terms of the original <br /> va of the pia,president pope stated that it was his intent <br /> .. thTCoUncil pass the ado,tin,resolution and direct the preparation <br /> of ordinances to enact the rezoning specified in the plan,and as soon <br /> as those new zones were in place,anyone who wished to submit a <br /> revised development plan would be Erne to do so. <br /> Tanis Marsh,of 3248 Forest Drive,and member of the Planning <br /> • Commission,expressed astonishinent and displeasure at the thought <br /> ' of adopting a plan and allowing ooroo.to request a.aeee.eee'te <br /> that raw,-immediately thereafter.-President Pope repeated his comments <br /> i <br />