3020 BROADWAY 2018-01-02 MF Import

� r . � ' : . , ' ADDENDUM TO THE ENVIROrMENTAL CHECRLIST � � EVERET'C ELBERLY HOUSING I. BACKGROUND 6. The project is a nine floor, 102 unit residential' building desiqned for low-income elderly under the HUD Section 8 program. The facility will provide congregate Cining and will fill an important gap between typical elderly housing and nursing home care. The building has been orientated to provide some comm rcial space on the first floor relating to Broadway, and residential facilities on the :,econd floor orientated toward the west and the existing Senior Center. Residential � , units will be located on floors 3-9 (14 units/floor) with £our (4) additional units on the northeast corner of the second floor. All units will be one bedroom units. The building will be a Type II masonry bearing wall structure with prefabricated concrete plank floors and a masonry ext rior. All windows will be glazed with clear insulated glass. The building will be served by two geared elevators. The project will contain 19 parking stalls, with a lawn and garden area off of the community lounges on the west side of the second floor, as well as on the north side of the building. 7. The project lies on the west side of Broadway, mid-blo�k between � Pacific Avenue and Wall Streets (3200 block) . The site is on the eastern edge of Everett' s central business district, adjacent to the Everett Senior Center to the soLthwest. The • property to the south is occupied by a two story Travelodge Motel, the three lots immedi.ately to the north are 'vacant, and the property to the west across the alley is occupied by several marginal residential/commercial structures. The site has existing foundations which must be removed, and has a grade differential of approximately one floor (10-12 feet) between Broadway and the alley to the west. . II. ENVIRONMENTAL ZMPACTS 1. The proposal wi1Z involve normal basement type excavations into the existing grade at the alley. Basic perimeter finished grade elevations will not differ appreciably from existing grades. Approximately 4000 cubic yards of earth will be removed from the . site and deposited at an approved dump site. � 2. The preposal will result in the addition of 19 parking stalls and a nominal amount of visitors to the passenger load and unload zone on Broadway. This increase in traffic will not generate enough vehicle trips to significantly impact the ambient ' air quality of the area. . The building height may cause some slight variation in the localized wind currents but an}- noticeable effect is thought to be negligible . a i J _ �