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Jessica Jarvi From: Jessica Jarvi Sent: Friday, September 23, 2022 1:36 PM To: Pavel Andreyanov Cc: Planning Email; 'MACENGINEERING@FRONTIER.COM' Subject: 10033 Dakota Way - Planning Comments and Corrections - Building and Public Works Permits Hello, Thank you for submitting building permit applications for the proposed work at 10033 Dakota Way, permit numbers: B2207-083, B2207-086, B2207-089, B2207-90, B2207-091, and B2207-092. I am the planner conducting the review for these applications; please note the following comments are not a thorough plan check review and they only address larger zoning compliance points and the submittal checklist. Additional comments may also be provided by other Departmental reviewers for your application; please utilize the Online Permitting Portal to check on the status of other reviewers. Planning cannot further review and/or approve your permit until the following revisions have been addressed: Building Height: Building height calculations must be provided on the site plan and on, at minimum, one elevation drawing in accordance with EMC 19.22 and the building height handout. Please review and revise accordingly. Driveways: There are some concerns regarding the 2ft 'transition zone' adjacent to the proposed driveways. It is stated in EMC 19.34.110 that "For nonalley access lots, the maximum driveway width within the front or street side setback shall not exceed thirty feet, or fifty percent of the lot frontage width, whichever is less." As it is currently shown, the widths of the paved (asphalt) driveways add up to the total maximum driveway width and it is unclear from the information provided why the additional transition zones are necessary nor why they extend the entire length of the drive out to the street. Please clarify for staff to assess and/or remove the transition zones entirely from the front setback so as not to count against your maximum driveway width. For reference, the residential construction submittal checklist is available online and includes the residential site plan checklist and building height handout. Re -submittal instructions are outlined here; please submit at minimum 2 copies of the revised sheets/site plans unless corrections have or are requested by other reviewers warranting complete resubmittal of the plan sets. If you have any Planning related questions, please contact me directly via email or the Planner On -Duty at Planning@everettwa.gov. The Unified Development Code is available online, here: https://everett.municipal.codes/EMC/19. These comments are only related to the land use code and do not account for all possible requirements from other departments. Additional comments may be provided by other reviewers for your application; please utilize the Online Permitting Portal to check on the status of other reviewers. For general permit questions, please contact Permit Services at PermitServices@everettwa.gov or 425.257.8810. In the meantime this permit application is on hold for further Planning review until the requested revisions have been received demonstrating compliance with the code and submittal checklists. Additional comments or corrections may be required upon review of the requested information. Best Regards, - Jessica Jarvi Assistant Planner I Planning Division Community, Planning, and Economic Development Department EVERETT 425.257.8976 12930 Wetmore Avenue, Suite 8A, Everett, WA 98201 everettwa.gov/planning I Facebook I Twitter