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• • consent by the owners of 4708 Dogwood Drive and 4800 Dogwood Drive to the following (paraphrased): planned parking lot improvements/revisions shall be undertaken at the Church's sole expense and at no expense to the owners(of Parcel 92); that the improvements would not reduce parking available to the owner of Parcel 92;that construction would be scheduled so as to attempt to minimize impacts to the owner's use of Parcel 92;that a suitable site would be provided as part of the parking lot improvements/revisions for the dumpster of the owner of Parcel 92; and that(not paraphrased) "[t]he scope of the existing license held by the Church for the use the parking lot remains in effect and its scope shall be unaltered by this Agreement." Exhibit 15.b. 24. The cover email sent with the parking and consent agreements contained additional information from Pastor Tapper, stating: An additional benefit to the community that I failed to mention was our Celebrate Recovery on Tuesday nights which is a recovery program for people that are challenged with all types of addictions and struggles. We serve around 100 adults, teens, and children every Tuesday night.5 Exhibit 15. CONCLUSIONS Jurisdiction: Pursuant to EMC 15.16.100 and 15.16.110.A(15), the Everett Hearing Examiner has jurisdictional authority to hear and decide requests for special property use permits. Pursuant to EMC 15.16.080.A.4,the Planning Director is the official with authority to decide requests for buffer width averaging;however,EMC 15.16.030.E provides that a project that involves two or more land use permits may be processed collectively under the highest numbered classification required for any part of the application. Criteria and Standards for Review: Pursuant to EMC 19.41.150.C, applications for special property uses may be approved if the proponent demonstrates compliance with the following general evaluation criteria: 1. The need of the neighborhood, district, or City for a proposed Special Property Use. 1 2. The adequacy of streets,utilities, and public services required to serve a proposed use. 3. The impact of traffic generated by the proposed use on the surrounding area, pedestrian circulation and public safety; and ability of the proponent to mitigate such potential impacts. 4. The provision of adequate off-street parking,on-site circulation, and site access. The Examiner notes that the shared parking license agreement does not allow the Church to use the parking on Parcel 92 on Tuesday nights. Findings, Conclusions, and Decision Everett Hearing Examiner View Ridge Community Church,SPU17-005/ESA17-002 page 7 of IO