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1815 13TH ST SEPA 016 - 013 - PRMC NEW CLINIC BUILDING Land Use Decision Documents 2025-04-21
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that most specifically applies to the consideration of PEMC's proposed expansion <br />to the ECC Property. PEMC has identified its expansion needs, and the City has <br />reviewed the proposed change to the current college institutional designation and <br />residential zoning on the ECC Property in the context of the City's <br />Comprehensive Plan and consistently with Land Use Policy 2.11.4. The proposed <br />re -designation of the ECC Property represents an expansion of PEMC to the <br />"north and northeast" of Block 248 as directed in Land Use Policy 2.11.4. No <br />homes are lost as a result of this expansion. <br />3. This Comprehensive Plan amendment is also consistent with other policies which <br />apply more generally_ Specifically, consistent with Policy 2.5.1, hospital <br />institutional uses will be expanded to a residentially zoned area that is currently <br />designated for college institutional uses. Consistent with Land Use Policy 2.5.2, <br />the PEMC Master Plan for the ECC Property will result in intensive development <br />of the ECC Property, including a future hospital tower, structured parking and <br />other multi -story medical facilities, rather than sprawling development. <br />Consistent with Lard Use Policy 2.5.3, the PEMC Master Plan for the ECC <br />Property, and the Design Review process will require hospital expansion to be <br />visually compatible with and minimize parking and traffic impacts upon the <br />residential neighborhood. Consistent with Land Use Policy 2.10.3, the City <br />reviewed the impacts of PEMC's proposed expansion pursuant to EMC Chapter <br />19.33B, SEPA, and other applicable ordinances of the City. <br />4. Comprehensive Plan Policy 2.10.4 related to land uses that meet the description of <br />"essential public facilities" requires the fair share distribution of such facilities <br />throughout the County, and PEMC has provided information related to the <br />projected population growth in Snohomish County, the projected demand for <br />acute care beds in Snohomish County, and has requested additional bed capacity <br />in the proposed master plan that maintains PEMC's projected share of acute care <br />hospital beds in Snohomish County at the current share of 56 percent county- <br />wide.. <br />
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