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public. (exhibit 1, staff report, page i; testimony of Mr. Jimerson; exhibit 4, plan set, sheets P1.01 and P1.02) 49. Residential development on -site includes requirements that multiple -family buildings be oriented to views of the shoreline when feasible, while continuing to protect views of the shoreline for other properties. The City submitted that the rectangular shaped peninsula of the site affords development ample opportunity to meet these standards. (exhibit 1, staff report, page 8, exhibit 4, plan set; testimony of Mr. Jimerson) 50. Signs on -site must comply with the Development Agreement provisions, as well as the guidelines in the City of Everett. Sign permits will be reviewed for compliance with these standards. (exhibit 1, staff report, page 8) 51. Solid waste disposal and collection facilities in the shoreline area must be located and constructed and screened to prevent impacts related to health, sanitation and water quality. They will also be designed to control odor, provide aesthetic relief and public safety. (exhibit 1, staff report, page 8) 52. Placement of the utilities is governed by the Development Agreement, as well as conditions of this decision. (exhibit 1, staff report, page 8; exhibit 1, staff report, page 15, conditions 21 and 22) 53. A continuous public esplanade is projected to be constructed along the entire 1.5-mile shoreline of the project. A part of the esplanade has been developed, but the remainder will be constructed as part of the instant permit. The width of the esplanade will be for bikes and pedestrians. Per the Development Agreement between the City and the Port, each phase and district in the project requires the adjacent esplanade segments to be completed as part of the required amenities. (exhibit 3, project narrative, page 5; testimony of Mr. Jimerson) 54. As part of the esplanade there will be two vista areas (Weaver and Chamfer) as depicted in exhibit 4. Segments along the southern and western edges (adjacent to the Central Marina and Snohomish River) will be completed in the initial phases of work approved by this shoreline permit. In later phases of the development the esplanade on the north edge of Waterfront Place Central, adjacent to the North Marina and Timberman Vista, will be completed. The completed esplanade will include a variety of amenities, including street furnishings, landscaping, viewing areas and lighting. The entire esplanade and amenities are subject to conformity with the conditions in the Development Agreement. (exhibit 3, project narrative, pages 5 and 6; exhibit 4, plan set, sheet #P1.02, sheet #P2.01, sheet #P2.09; exhibit 11 a, Development Agreement; exhibit 13, EIS; exhibit 16, powerpoint) 12