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Agreement, pages 4 8 5) The overiay ar�d ihe Development Agreement provide <br /> parameters and guidelines for development of the site and include emphasis on <br /> what are permitfed uses, mass and dimensional standards for the development <br /> that is to occur on-site, public access requiremenis, and parking requirements. <br /> (exhibit 1-stalf reporl, Jimerson testimony) In 2005, the Everelt City Council <br /> approved modifications to ihe PDO, including increasing building heighls, <br /> modify(ng residentfal parking requirements, and requiring public access <br /> improvements through the irnUal pha�e. (exhibit 1-staflreport, page 2;exhibit 8- <br /> Zoning Resoluf!oMDevelopment Agreement, page 5) The specifics of these <br /> changes include: <br /> A. Narrowing the altemative site plans down lo one which is the preferred <br /> alternative thal has been adopted by the Applicant and its Port <br /> Commission. <br /> B. Increasing the building height maximum for certain residential areas by as <br /> much as len feet and clarifying permitted rooflop appurtenances. <br /> C. Adding a 95-foot hic�h 'Fisherman Tribute Tower"as parf of ihe <br /> development. <br /> D. Clarifying permitted encroachmenis into the view corridors along waler's � <br /> edge and Ihe 131h and 14ths Streel righis-of-way. <br /> E. Modifying the residentiai parking requirements based on the number of <br /> _ bedrooms and required residenlial parking shall be located within <br /> enclosed structures. <br /> F. Requiring parking management plans at each phase prior lo building <br /> permits being issued. These plans must include parking provisions to <br /> accommodate the public for normal weekend and peak season activllies. <br /> G. Requfrinc� subslanQal public access Improvements during fhe initial phase. <br /> (exhibit i-staff report; exhibit 8-Zoning Resolu(ior✓Development Agreemenf) <br /> B. Cleanup aclivities for the projecl would consist of a voluntary cleanup plan for <br /> contafnment and/or removai o(contaminaled soilpu rsuani to Washinglon's 7oxic <br /> Conlrol Acl, RCW 70.150.D, and WAC 173-340. The Applican! estimates that <br /> approximately 1,600 cubic yards oi contaminated soil are located within the <br /> proposed Craflsmen Dislrict area and thal approximately 36,000 cubic yards of <br /> additional contaminated sal may necessitate further environmental cleanup. The <br /> c �nup would contain the conlaminated sal on-site or dispose il at a Iicensed <br /> wate isposal tacilily. The Applicanl would not locate any contaminated soil <br /> wi iin any residential area or wilhin 25 feel ot lhe shoreline or under any public <br /> ri�t-of-way. Furllier, Ihe Applicant would not place contaminated soil lower than <br /> one foot above eslimaled maximum ground water elevallons. Some of the <br /> contaminated soil would be stored in iemporary localions, no closer than 100 feet <br /> from the shoreline. While in the temporary Iocations, the Applicant would <br /> underlay the soil wilh plastic sheeting or geotexlile fabric sheeting, covering it <br /> during the wet season. The Applicant may also wanl to ensure the site has a <br /> perimeler fence. (exhibil 1-staKreporf;exhibit 3-ApplicanPs Narra�ive; exhibit 12- <br /> contaminated soil location & excavafion plan, pages 33 & 34) <br /> s�a3 <br />