7621 BEVERLY LN 2018-01-02 MF Import

Everett School District SPU 4-90 Page -3- 11. There will be approximately 51 staff members at the North Middle School upon the completion of the development. According to the City's Interpretation of the parking needs for this project, 56 parking spaces are needed. 12. The Applicant, in its submittal, proposed ten additional parking spaces to the existing 117 spaces. The Applicant indicated that there ten parking spaces were provided without information about what the city's parking policy for this project. The Applicant indicated that its preference would be to eliminate the ten parking spaces and use the space a location for future portables. 13. The proposed addition will be a one-story structure that will satisfy the size, height, and design requirements of the City. The setbacks and orientation will also be compatible with the other uses in the area. 14. In addition to the general design of the building, landscaping will be provided adjacent to the new addition. The landscaping will enhance the addition, the general design of the building, and the aesthetics of the entire area. 15. 16. 17. The Applicant will submit a landscaping plan that will conform to the Zoning Code requirements. Other than a building identification sign, there are no signs proposed on -site. The application satisfies the sign requirements for the City of Everett. During construction, noise levels will be increased. However, after construction the noise levels will be similar or equal to the existing noises. 18. The Everett General Plan designates the subject property as Schools and Churches. The proposed use is compatible with the Comprehensive Plan. 19. The Everett School District will construct the project in a manner that will be consistent with the ordinances of the City of Everett and the statutes of the State of Washington. Further, all federal regulations will be satisfied. 20. No public testimony was received at this hearing. 21. At the hearing a letter was received from Mr. 6 Mrs. William Kennedy. The author of the letter in3'_cated that he _did not want the athletic field at the school to be developed with the addition. A spokesman for the Everett Planning Department indicated that the proposed addition is not to be located in the area in which the letter writer thought was described.