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32 January 20,1988 PUBLIC HEARING-7TH AVE.REZONE COUNCIL BILL N0.881-10 SECOND AND FINAL READING: AN ORDINANCE amending the Zoning Map of the City of Everett 1 as provided by Everett Municipal Code, Title 19, Ordinance A eR 3572 ea amended, zoning certain property from -1 to R-2 (Rezone f3-87 7th Ave.Estates Div.No.1). Graham Anderson of the Planning o Department sale this is a proposed rezone of approximately 36 acres f property to R-2 Single Family highDensity Residential Zone. 6.33 acres are zoned R-S, Single Family Suburban Residential; and 29.73 acres Is zoned R-iSingle'. Family Low Density Residential. He said there is a [on cur nt preliminary plat approval for an initial subdivision(Division 1)of 37 lots on 6.39 acres Of the property being rezoned,but this is not up for discussion this evening. The property abutts 7th Ave. SE between 105th Pl. SE(Robeck Rd.) and 110 Pl. SE an both east and +!, west sides of 7th Ave.S.E. !". He said the property is vacant and is surrounded on the north by R-S and R-1,Single Family Residential;on the south by R-2,R-3A Single Single Family Residential; on the east by R-1 and Snohomish County Single Family Residential and on the west by R-1 Single Family Residential. Fp The 1986 Cloy of Everett comprehensive Plan designates the entire rezone e s"Single Family Detached 5-30 O.U./acre'. This means demi posed rezone to R-2 density is consistent with the Comp Plan designation.Pes.The density proposed for Division 1 is 5.79 dvellingunits per ac ouncilmember Gipson asked the difference between R-1 and R-2 zone and Mr. Anderson replied that R-1 zone cells for a minimum lot size of 7,000 square feet and R-2 Is single.family residential on lots vlth a minimum of 5,000 square feet or duplex development on lots that are 7500 square feet or greater. The staff preferred that the rezoneand subdivision was acted upon.' at the same time,but the Hearing Examiner did not wish to do this. Mr. Anderson said the ordinance will not become effective until after the Hearing Examiner has made hie final decision on the subdivision. The subdivision ordinance allows up to 36 months for a developer to complete his project. He pointed out an amendment to the ordinance shoving the effective date. Counclreger P gpe said cion cont rn ea onLngoutM1e praperg wlchout knowing eat wa being strutted wegx it ld look, hat pout the streets,etc. Nr. Antlerson Bald the sub eelset a antl rezone have been before the Nearing Exaolner and public teatleony has Eeen taken. Bob Lana. of the Planning Department said the traffic safety hazards had been before the Hearing Examiner and safety requirements had been recommended by the staff for the subdivision.