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i February 18, 1981 loved by Councilman Langus, seconded by Counci-man Pope, to adopt the pindin<r:; of fact ancd Conclusions of the llear.in(J Examiner as on file i.L the CiL- Clerk's Office and approve the Special Property Use Permit for . the Luther Child Center with the following conditions set- forth by the Hearing Examiner: .1. Thal: the Applicant IP provide landscaping plans to the Planning and i Parks Departments showing substantial landscaping oil the south and k east- sides of the subject str.ucL-ure. The purpose .orf• the landscc:>_Ang is to reduce the visual impact- of the project- on the surrounding residential properties. Approval of these plans is to be made by t)r? Planning and Parks Departments when, in their discretion, they feel that the plans provide the necessary visual protection. It is ' sui.ongly recommended by the Hearing Examiner that the Appli.canL and the Planning and Par):;: Departments establish a schedule for t),e landscaping plans so that all parties know the size and the loc.-1i.ion of the trees to bo involved in the landscaping process and that an orderly implementation of the plan is called for. This will provide the necessary control o` the visual impact of the project whil-u at the same time lessening the financial burden placed on the Applicant. L 2. No further parking spaces or parking lots are necessary for this project. 3. No additional improvements for control of drainage run-off are necessary for the improvement. Roll. was called with all Councilmen voting yes. Notion Carried PUBLIC IIL;711I6IG - COLBY CROSSING - (CB 812-6II) Joe Kozlovski. reviewed some of the background on the closing of Colby at the high school. lie said several things had been tried in the past ' and none of these were successful.. On December. 17th of last year Council instructed the staff to proceed with some temporary solutions and a permanent solution on separation of vehicular and pedestrian traffic. Alternatives for this solution were presented to Council January 281-1i and reviewed by the Everett School Board on February 2ncd and 9th. At, the Fv'•ruary 9th meeting the School Board, through a motion, recommencle.i p to City Council that Plan B (2 lane vehicular overpass) be accepted :!s the final design. At this meeting the School Board set- a special. n: i.ng for February 23rd to discuss funding sources for their 50% portion of'the project. Ile said they had come up with closing off the street- at 24th and 25th again, and also a stop light which would be activated by the bells :as a tempo- sar.,{ solution, but both of these alternatives were not satisfactory to the school. Ile said any action taken by the Council should be contingent upon the School Board providing 50% of the cost of the project. Councilman Pope questioned the use of Colby from the north when, at the time the 1.300 bloc): on Wetmore was closed, it was slated that all this traffic i:,ould be rerouted to Colby. He wondered if this would handle all of this.