220 OLYMPIC BLVD 2017 Plans 2025-03-26

Conclusion: The Comprehensive Plan for the City states that essential public facilities shall be located so as to provide the necessary service to the intended users of the facility with the least amount of impact on surrounding uses. The proposed use is consistent with these Comprehensive Plan policies.The use is consistent with the General Plan. i. 10. Compliance with the provisions of this Ordinance and other City, State and Federal regulations. Finding: All necessary building and associated permits must be obtained for the proposal prior to construction. Conclusion: The proposal will comply with the provisions of the City's Zoning Code and the . applicant must obtain any required City,State and/or Federal permits. 11. Accessibility to public transit,and traffic reduction measures proposed by the applicant to reduce dependence of the proposed use on the automobile. Finding: The site has frontage along W. Mukilteo Boulevard which is served by public transit. Conclusion: The proposal is located along an existing bus route and the City of Everett has a rideshare program with incentives to reduce the dependence on the automobile. • 1 SPU SPECIFIC EVALUATION CRITERIA: The following findings and conclusions are based on the criteria established in Section 41.150.D.2.c. of the Zoning Code-Special Property Use Permits -Evaluation Criteria for Churches: Only the applicable criteria have been included. 1. Where churches are located adjacent to local residential streets,the parking lot entrances/exits shall be oriented toward the nearest collector or arterial street. Finding: The proposed use will be located within an existingoffice building. The existingbuildingis p p • located on a corner lot adjacent to W. Mukilteo Boulevard and Olympic Boulevard. There are existing J access t to t points the sitefrom both streets. _ w Conclusion: Cars entering and exiting will be dispersed onto adjacent arterial and collector streets. DECISION: The proposal is approved as submitted subject to compliance with the following conditions: 1. A City of Everett building permit is required for the change in use of the building. A change of occupancy classification can introduce code issues involving exiting, separation,structural adequacy, etc. 2. This property's frontage on Olympic Blvd.currently has unrestricted vehicle access. In order to increase vehicle and pedestrian safety,the proposed driveway accesses on Olympic Blvd.should be defined and separated by landscape islands cut out of the existing asphalt and bordered with extruded curbing. Plans for the work must be submitted to and approved by the public works department prior to permit issuance. 3. Traffic mitigation for this project will be per the city's traffic mitigation ordinance. The applicant must provide the city Traffic Engineer with sufficient trip generation data specific to this proposal to facilitate the determination of any traffic mitigation fee that may be required as a result of this proposal. Traffic mitigation fees must be paid prior to permit issuance.