1990/01/17 Council Minutes - Laserfiche WebLink

} 16 January 17,len Di. Oave Johnson of 4911 Harbor Lane p"Nd thi tlevelopment antl i spoke oT the employees PxOm Searay could be using Mukllkeo Blvd. also. David.Gardner of 3230 Rucker, Apt. 2, said there are no decent apartments available. He had looked a long time before he settled for the one he was living in and he felt this project was needed. In answer to a question from President Pope, Dave Savie, Traffic Engineer,said in the study for this project it was stated a traffic light would be needed at Glenwood and Mukilteo Blvd. in the near future. He said in erecent traffic count Mukilteo Bolvd. from Glenwood to Dogwood had a • count of 8,000 cars per From Dogwood to 41st St. the count went up to 14.,000 so there might have to be some wideningin that a He did not think Mukilteo Blvd. a s as whole would r be widened to four lanes because of the cost and loss of homes,sett. He is not proposing that Madison be widened to 5` four lanes an the near future.ere traffic volumes will be followed and when a point is reached where four lanesmight Ingttebe p oke hoursand eak hour restriction where parking is pulled w can after the peak hour in the evenings and.oneek-ends perking c �4O come back. He said it wasvery likely four lanes would be needed In the future but not in the immediate future. 0110 Roberts of Seattle, spoke in favor of the project es did R. Wendellhedges,an apartment house manager. n a Joanne 5 th f 32115 19th Ave. S.E., en apartment house m negex, also spok i favor of the project. Jess Brantner of 4016 Hoyt spoke in fever as he felt more apartments were needed. he kpposetl the Hollrotk Ave.said the traffic study was In error and k Rabin Arnoltl P Freeland su'pportetl the project es it Wes needed Par the commereiei growth in.en thwest Everett. x Kettleen Johnson oP 2618 Viewcrest Ave. said the a is not a satisfactory location because oP ravines,etc.antl will eincrease[M1e load on schools. Jan Schwartz of 12115 10th Ave.S.E.spoke in favor of the proposal. affordable housint me he=in fe000d oPe thedproject,this was to be Bexbaxa Fey Df lore 113th St.S.E.spoke in eevex of the project es tlitl Ted Trepenier oP 1420 Grand. die Carter of 2020 74th St.spoke in favor of the project but said ithe developer had not ncrease 10 employment inthet the south end. to Everett, it was the John Dappen of 3108 23rd Ave,W.w s concerned about the impact ee the project an schools and traffic.a Councilmen Gipson asked if the council could work with the schools and Jim Iles, Asst. City Attorney, said there probably could w something implemented,