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� t <br /> (c) That the variance will only grant the subject property the �:,rne <br /> general rights enjoyed by other property in the same area and zone as <br /> the subJect property. <br /> (d) That the variance is the minimum necessary to aliow the subject <br /> property the general rights described in Criterion C. <br /> (e) The granting of the variance is not (nconsistent w(th the Goals and <br /> Policies of the Everett General Plan. <br /> (� The need for the requested variance is not the result of a self- <br /> created hardship. <br /> 22. With the replacement of the 300 foot tali wooden tower, the actual <br /> maximum height needed by the Applicant is lower. Because of ths <br /> unique nature of the fac(lity, its historical location on the subJect Nroperty <br /> (no records appear to be available as to when the tower was <br /> const�ucted) and the community need, special circumstances exist for <br /> the allowance of the 150 foot tail monopole. (Exhibft 1) <br /> 23. The requested monopole will not be materially detrimental to the <br /> property in the area or to the City as a whole. It will provide a needed <br /> service to the community. (Sullivan testimony) <br /> 24. As noted, the Applicant has operated for a significant period of time with <br /> a larger tower on-site. The proposed monopole will reduce impacts from <br /> what currently exists. The variances will allow the Applicant to enjoy the <br /> same rights as other propertfes in the area. (Exhibit 1) <br /> 25. The requested variances are a minimum variance in order to provide <br /> necessary service of the Applicant. (Exhibit 1) <br /> 26. The proposal is consistent with the Everett Comprehensive Plan in the <br /> manner as set forth in finding #14. (Exhibit 1) <br /> 27. The requested variances are not the result of a self-created hardship. It <br /> is necessary in order for the Applicant to provide services to the local <br /> and state communities. (Exhibit 1) <br /> 28. The City of Everett was designated as the responsible o�cial for <br /> reviewing the environmental impact of the proposed development. On <br /> March 10, 1998, the City issued a SEPA Mitigated Determination of Non- <br /> 7 <br />■ <br />