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January 27,1988 SS <br /> Theregular meeting oftheEverettCity Council was called t <br /> ,, o order '1 <br /> I 1 <br /> at 7,01a m.January 2, 1988 in th <br /> the Council Chambers of the Everett <br /> = g4'Or.r=f:nt ,,7anctvaarlresdottIlmarrer°11r: re:enwt"eZ= <br /> Councilmember Gipson who was excused <br /> i 7.1 <br /> p1.2.1g with tChoeungTfnUnTerlaph'enns'orabs2ttni.14"frOZ7otgV"" <br /> COUNCIL COMMENTS <br /> Councilmenber Overstreet introduced Mel Stank., 1987 President of <br /> 'I <br /> the Beard of Realtors, and Dave Hudson, 1988 President of the Board <br /> of Realtors, who presented the Snohomish County/Camano Board of <br /> Realtors.1987 Citizen of the <br /> iYear"to Mayor William Moore for his , 71 <br /> coordnation of the City's growth and his positive approach to the <br /> City's economic growth <br /> ' <br /> e I <br /> FUSLIC HEAR/NG <br /> President Niva opened the hearing by stating the purpose is to I <br /> consider a rezone, at the request of Meridian Aggregate, of a .42 I <br /> acre parcel generally <br /> Chestnut Street in the locaBurlingtonted north of 1Sth Street and east of <br /> 1 <br /> Norther Delta Yard, from C-1, <br /> General Commercial to M-1, Heavy Manufacturing with contract to all I <br /> the expansion and reconfiguration of an asphalt batch plant. <br /> Mary Cunningham, Planning Staff, reviewed the proposed rezone site <br /> with a slide presentation. The staff recommends that the City <br /> Council concur with the Hearing Examiner's recommendation to approve <br /> the rezone subject to a concomitant agreement. One of the <br /> conditions of the rezone is prior to recording of the rezone, <br /> Burling Northern must record an easement to the City for utility, <br /> maintenance vehicle and pedestrian access easements over under, <br /> along and across proponent's property to the City of Everett owned <br /> riverfront property at a location and alignment to be determined by <br /> the the City. <br /> Herb Carpenter, of Reid Middleton, representing Meridian Aggregates, <br /> stated that Meridian Aggregates is a subsidiary of Burlington <br /> Northern ant is agreeable to encourage and make every effort to <br /> provide the easement but the final determination of granting the <br /> access easements rests with Burlington Northein The easement <br /> documents have not been finalized by the City and therefore no <br /> 1 <br /> physical locations can be presented to the railroad for their <br /> consideration <br /> I <br /> moved by Councilman Overstreet, seconded by Co ncilmember Stephenson I, <br /> to continue the public hearing on Council bill Mo.881-7, the rezone <br /> of the Meridian Aggregates/Burlington thor.er property, for at least 11 <br /> thirty days to resolve some of the keY iSsues <br /> b <br /> i <br /> %111wmaelben.gon wi <br /> llt <br /> h <br /> all pound <br /> "ting y" e"e" <br /> 1' 1 <br /> 11; <br /> 1 J i <br /> ' 411'1 <br /> '!!' <br />