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En giver did not ratliika a traffic study for the project, but initially-determined that the <br /> traffic mitigation fee in the amount of$17,000 would be reeuired. (exhibit 1, Skidiq <br /> testimony, McKee testitra ny) Subsequent to the hearing, the City reviewed the <br /> projected impacts caused by additional traffic and determined that the mitigation of <br /> these impacts would, in facts be$8,100. (exhibit 8) This new mitigation figure was <br /> presented to representotiwn of the Applicant who have agreed that it is reasonable <br /> and will be paid. (e 9) <br /> 8. Off-street parking requirements for commercial daycare fealties.as set forth kr the <br /> Everett Municipal Code, require one parkkig space for every ten children,or one <br /> employee, whichever is greater, and one wing space for every 20 children. The <br /> proposal for six off-street parking spaces and one on-site loading space is consigent <br /> with the Everett standards, (exhibit 1) <br /> 9. Daycare it's are permitted uses in the R-3 zone subject Special Property Use <br /> Permit review. The bulkfing will be in the newest comer of the sibs and will be <br /> setback approximately 60 feet from 100th Place SE right-of-way. The setback from the <br /> property to the west will be ten feet. The proposed building is compatible in size, <br /> cation, and height with surrounding properties. (exhibit 1) <br /> 10. The Applicant submitted that the amount of impervious surface to be developed on- <br /> site will be less than 5,0 square feet, Because the total area of the proposed meted <br /> will result in less than 5,000 square feet of new development.there is no requirement <br /> for a detention system . (Robbins testimony) <br /> 11. No new signs are proposed for the project. (exhibit 1) <br /> 12 Landscape Category A of the EMC regulates landscaping end buffer requirements for <br /> commercial daycare in the R-3 zone. Pursuant to the standards of the City,ten feet <br /> of Type Ill Landscaping is required Wcing 100Th Place SE street frontage and five feet <br /> of Type ll Landscaping the west property line abutting a stream corridor. <br /> Currently, there is well-maintained lawn and trees along 10 Place SE and that may <br /> be sufficient. (exhibit <br /> 13. The proposed project w41,generate noise the children in the outdoor play area, <br /> However, the noise should not inwact other property owners in the area. There will be <br /> no odor, glare, dust„visual blight,or other undesirable impacts. (exhibit 1, <br /> 14, The Everett Comprehensive Plan designates the subject property as Multi-Family <br /> Medium Density Residential. The proposal is cmsistent with the Goals and Pokies of <br /> the Plan. The proposal is consistent with other ordinances of the City, as weg as State <br /> and Federal regulate, it is exempt from review under the State Environment Policy <br /> Act(SEPA). (exhibit 1. Siddiq testimony) <br /> 15, The majority of the daycare clients will be on-site tenants who will walk their children to <br /> the proposed facility. The proposed daycare facilityl provide stwvices for terents of <br /> the Everett County Club Apartments which are located on the subject properly <br /> within walking distance of the proposed facility. (exhibit 1) <br />
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