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EDA EDWARDS DEVELOPMENT&ADVISORS September 30, 2022 Memo To: City of Everett- Permit Services—3200 Cedar Street, 2nd Floor, Everett, WA 98021 RE: Fairway Estates Manufactured Home Park(MHP)—1427 100th Street SW, Everett, WA 98204, Snohomish County WA,Assessor#2804 1400 4008 00 SITE DEVELOPMENT PERMIT APPLICATION AND PUBLIC WORKS PERMIT APPLICATION NARRATIVE OF PROPOSED WORK FOR RENOVATING MANUFACTURED HOME PARK ENTRANCE LANDSCAPING AND FENCING,ADDING A MONUMENT WALL AND SIGNAGE,AND ADDING METAL SECURITY GATES Fairway Estates MHP is an affordable manufactured home community for 55+ residents. The new owner of the property—CPI Fairway Estates Owner, LLC/The Carlyle Group—has planned to make improvements over time to the community's clubhouse, outdoor amenities, driveway/park entrance, landscaping, paving,fencing, etc. At this time, we are submitting documents to the City of Everett for a Site Development Permit to widen the entry driveway paving, add a landscape island, replace fencing and replace existing monuments walls and signage and add swinging metal/wood security gates. Plus, apply for a Public Works Permit to revise 100th Street's curbs, gutters and sidewalk at the driveway entrance to the community. The Site Development Permit application and Public Works Permit application are the 4th permits sought for Fairway Estates MHP. The first permit was to remodel the Clubhouse which has been completed and is occupied.The second permit was to add 2 new homes sites/homes to the community which has been issued and is just starting construction. The third permit has been submitted to renovate the patios and outdoor amenities adjacent to the Clubhouse in which the permit application is still under review by the city. Now,the 4th permit is for the renovation of the Community's driveway entrance. The goal of the improvements is to increase security for the Community.To install the two new security gates, a landscape island is required to locate the new security card reader/key pad on the driver's side when entering. The island's width requires the widening of the driveway and relocating the western curb/gutter of the driveway. This widening also required renovating a portion of 100th Street SW's curb, gutter, CB and sidewalk including an ADA ramp. The 4th permit replaces existing brick monument sign walls and fencing with two new architectural CMU block monument sign walls and wood fencing. Two LED street light poles are being added to the driveway to increase nighttime visibility. A sidewalk and pedestrian security gate are included in the scope of work. New plant materials, landscape lighting and irrigation systems will be installed also.