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Gary L. My eisner <br /> 1906 Colby Avenue #8 i <br /> Everett, Washington 98201-2298 <br /> March 4, 2005 45 ! Is , <br /> i <br /> F� <br /> j <br /> !..'rte C' 4 2005 <br /> Mr. Earl Dutton, Chairman CITY OF E ERE.- T <br /> City of Everett Planning Commission ► �?� :� . <br /> 2930 Wetmore Avenue, Suite 8-A <br /> Everett, Washington 98201 <br /> Dear Chairman Dutton and Members of the Planning Commission: <br /> There is currently a proposed amendment to the City of Everett zoning code <br /> pending before your organization. This action changes the C-1 portion on the <br /> East side of Rucker Avenue between Everett Avenue and Pacific Avenue to <br /> 13-3. The purpose of this proposed change is to permit structures up to 150 <br /> feet to be constructed in the changed area. <br /> The purpose of this letter is to express my support for this change and ask <br /> the Planning Commission to vote in the affirmative. <br /> The uptown section of the city benefits when quality, market rate housing is <br /> built creating a full time living and working environment. <br /> Additionally this type of development uses existing infrastructure investment <br /> efficiently, reduces automobile trip incidence, and is in the spirit of the <br /> Growth Management Act. <br /> There is obviously some concern about quality of development, but this a <br /> design issue, not affected by height limitations. The proponents of this <br /> change have an excellent record of constructing quality buildings, and good <br /> management practices. They deserve the city's encouragement. <br /> Sincerely, <br /> • <br /> _Gary LJlieisner <br />
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