5613 COLBY AVE 2018-01-02 MF Import

Environmental Impact. The proposal must not have serious adverse effects on the environment of the community. Finding* A SEPA Environmental Checklist for the proposed eight (8) lot rezone and construction of a brick and cedar residential duplex in addition to an existing single family residence on Lot 7 was filed and reviewed. A SEPA mitigated Determination of Non -Significance (DNS) #34-90 was issued on this proposal on June 12, 1990 indicating that both proposals will not have adverse environmental impact and that an Environmental Impact Statement is not required. A fifteen (15) day public comment period followed the: date of issuance which expired on July 4, 1990. No adverse ccmments were received and a Final DNS was issued on July 6, 1990. rnne-litain*+• The proposals will not have adverse impact environment, however, any subject lots shall comply SEPA mitigated DNS ,f34-90. redevelopment on any of with the conditions of the on the these Final Based upon comments received from other City Departments and a SEPA Environmental Review, the Planning and Community Development Department hereby recommends APPR vim*• of the rezoning of Lots 1-8 of block 2 Laurel Heights, Vol. 10 of Plats, page 54 Records of Snohomish County, Washington; from R-1: Single Family Detached Low Density Residential zone to R-3(L): Multiple Family Low Density Residential contingent on the following conditions: in accordance with Subsection 15.040 of the Everett Zoning Code, no driveway access off Colby Avenue shall be permitted except by the explicit approval of the City's Traffic Engineer and Planning Director. Combined access points will be required for any future residential duplex/triplex proposal(s) and must be reviewed and approved through site plan review. 2. All site specific development proposals on any of the subject lots shall be reviewed by City to ensure full compliance with the adopted General Plan policies and standards and requirements of the City's Zoning Code through SEPA or Building permit review process as applicable. The Washington State Clean Air Act requires the use of all known, available, and reasonable means of controlling air pollution, including dust. Dust generated during construction activities can be controlled by wetting those dust sources such as areas of exposed soils, washing truck wheels before they leave the site, and installing and maintaining gravel construction entrances. Construction vehicle track -out is also a major dust source. Any evidence of track -out can trigger violations and fines from the Department of Ecology or the Puget Sound Air Pollution Control Agency. Date: July 5, 1990. Prepared by: aN�`�. Y Just Osem_elg) ASLA n ' Approved by: 1Gal_ rseZ- Bob Landles, Manager, Land Use/Enviro. Review Div.