2117 LINCOLN ST T MOBILE ANTENNA 2018-01-02 MF Import

S. With the original facility City right-of-way was improved with a paved street, but the improvements did not include curbs, gutters, or sidewalks developed at this location. The City of Everett Public Works Department reviewed the proposal and did not request additional improvements to the right-of-way. (exhibit 1, Ingalsbe testimony) 9 Because the proposed facility is unmanned, there will be no need for sanitary sewer service. The only available water service will be for irrigation of the landscaping. There will be electrical and telephone service to the facility. (exhibit 1, Ingalsbe testimony) 10. The proposed facility will be unmanned. There will be monthly visits by the Applicant for service purposes, but these visits will not create significant impacts on traffic. (exhibit 1, Ingalsbe testimony) 11. An area on -site is currently used for parking with at least one off-street parking space. This parking is adequate for the proposed use. (exhibit 1, Ingalsbe testimony) 12. The existing pole has been on -site for years and is compatible with the surrounding properties. (Ingalsbe testimony) The utility pole will be similar to other utility poles in the area that have similar services. It will have the antennas on the top with conduit extending from the top to the base of the pole. All the equipment will be contained in the equipment building. (exhibit 1, Ingalsbe testimony) 13. No signs are proposed on -site. If a sign is located, the Sign Category D regulations of the City of Everett would apply. (ex ) ect 14. Blandscape standards. cause it is a rfThese standards include a 10 foot wide ential use in an R-2 zone, the site is tlandsocapedory strip with Type I landscaping along the north property line and Type III landscaping along Lincoln Street. This landscaping will be a condition of approval. (exhibit 1) 15. A Class II stream flows from the north to the south near the western portion of the site. Category II streams require a 50-foot buffer. The buffer on -site has been improved with lawn and a single-family residence. EMC 19.37.140.D allows the reduction of a stream buffer up to 50% if the stream buffer is enhanced with planting3 and if the enhancement improves the functional values of the buffet and stream. With the Class B landscape standards being required, the landscaping on -site will be enhanced even though the buffer is reduced to 25 feet. (exhibit 1, Ingalsbe testimony)