Ordinance 3769-20 - Laserfiche WebLink

ERC Narrative Statement(1) EVERGREEN RECOVERY CENTERS' NARRATIVE STATEMENT All applications must be accompanied by a separate narrative statement describing how the proposal is consistent with the following criteria and applicable rezone type. Please note that this information is important for the City's evaluation of your Comprehensive Plan map amendment and rezone application. Comprehensive Plan Policies Everett's Comprehensive Plan contains the following criteria that provide guidance to decision makers in their review of applications to amend land use designations. Please consider each of the following review criteria and respond to them on a separate piece of paper. The response should identify which of the criteria is being addressed. Where the criteria spells out relevant policies or criteria, found in either the City's Comprehensive Plan or Zoning Code, please reference the relevant section when noting such support for your application. City staff will help with any questions you may have in regard to completing this work. 1) The proposed land use designation must be supported by or be consistent with the existing policies of the various elements of the Comprehensive Plan. NOTE: Please refer to the location criteria beginning on page LU-23. Please refer to specific policies, especially those in the Land Use and Housing sections. Response: Evergreen Recovery Centers (ERC) has operated recovery services at its Summit campus located at 2601 Summit Avenue since 1972. ERC owns its Summit campus (East Subject Properties) and properties across the street located at 2604— 2616 Summit Avenue (West Subject Properties). The applicant's proposal is to amend the Comprehensive Plan and rezone the east and west subject properties. This would change the Comprehensive Plan designation at the subject properties from single family to commercial/mix use and the zoning from R-2 to C-1.As part of the amendment and rezone,the applicant proposes to enter into a development agreement with the City. The development agreement would include the following restrictions: Uses Limited to: Residential and institutional uses allowed in commercial zones including but not limited to multifamily housing, supportive housing, daycare, social services. Height Limit: 4 stories at west subject properties (2604—2616 Summit Ave) 2.5 stories at east subject properties (2601 Summit Ave) Building size limit: 40,000 SF max/individual building Other improvements: Landscaping and signage compatible with adjacent residential areas