Ordinance 3768-20 - Laserfiche WebLink

the site, which is impractical to build. Thus, most of the site is functionally limited to 45 feet. This is only 17 feet higher than the rest of the single-family zoning to the southeast. While the 80 foot portions might be noticeable, it would not have significant impacts to the light or views of other homes. A model of this has been included with the submittal. 7.Would the change of the land use designation sought by the proponent create pressure to change the land use designation of other properties in the vicinity? If so,would the change of land use designation for other properties be in the best long-term interests of the community in general? As discussed above, there are logical limits to the expansion of the plan designation and zone proposed. The expansion of commercial designations and zones is limited to the northern parcels owned by Schmidt, and the multifamily portion is limited to the church-owned parcels. Expansion beyond this parcel is impossible in the case of the steep slope to the south and arterial road to the west;expansion into the cohesive, healthy and well functioning single family neighborhood to the east is neither logical nor appropriate. Rezone details: 1) This is a non project rezone. 2) We envision the project being a multifamily use, such as townhomes or apartments, or a mixed-use site, with small office, retail, or café uses on the bottom and residential on top. Parking needs, setbacks, and buffers alone would make the nature of these uses small. We envision a place to further obtain services that is connected to the existing commercial node, which puts more jobs and residents in close proximity to the transit lines on Evergreen Way. We envision a use that is an easy transition between the busy, arterial road on Evergreen Way and the quiet, residential homes on 45t1i between Rucker and Colby.