1205 CRAFTSMAN WAY BASE FILE 2016-01-01 MF Import

9. Pursuant to the ESMP, the sub�ecl property is designated as Urban Maritime and is a shorelir.e of statewide significance. The ESMP envisions development of urbanized paHs of the City's shoreline thal promoles a baiance behveen �conomic div��.rsificalion, recreational opportunities, and environmental protection restoralion of�he shoreline. (ESMP Sectron 1.1-Community Vision) The purpose of lhe Urban Mariiime designation is to provide areas ,`�r intense developmenl of maritiine activities while protecting and restoring ecoloDical functions. Permitled marilime activities include marinas, busi�._;ses servicing boating and fishing communities, heavy commercial and industrial uses, compatible waler oriented commercial and reaeational uses, and pubiic access. (ESMP SectJon 4.4; ESMP Figi,re 4.1; Shoreline Use Des�gnation Map;ESMP Flgure 4.3;exhibit 1-staff repert, page 2; exhibit 17-ApplicanPs Power Point, page 6) 10. The ESMP provides generai and sperific regulations to which proposed projecls rtwst comply. Section 3 of the ESMP provides general regulations/restrictions that all development wilhin Ihe shoreline jurisdic6on must adhere to such as noise and Ilghting (ESMP Section 3.2), cultural and archeologicai preservation (ESMP Section 3.5), public access (ESMP Section 3.7), and environmental protection and conservation (ESMP Secfion 3.9). Section 5 of the ESMP addresses regulalions for activilies wilhin the shoreline jurisdictions such as commercial deveiopment (ESMP Sectlon 5.5), industrial development (ESMP Section 5.7J, parking (ESMP Section 5.12), recreation (ESMP Section 5.13), signage (ESMP Section 5.15), solid wasle (ESMP Section 5.16), and utillties (ESMP Section 5.18) 11. Shoreiine Use Requiremenls are established in Section III of the ESMP. The Shoreline Use Efement indudes a provision that all extertor tighting and lighting oi signs be dfrected downward onto the sile and away from olher shoreline properlies in the neighborhood. The City staff in fts review implemented this requirement as parl of its recommendalion (condftions 29 and 30). These conditions require the exlerior lighling be designed to shield and focus light wilhin ihe project sile and minfmize light and glare impacts to nearby residences. Also, lhe project must compty with lighting miiigation measures that are part of lhe Final EIS issued by ihe Applicanl. These include use of non-re0eclive building materiais and locating, orienting, and designing buildings to minimize glare and shadow impacts on sensitive areas. (exhibit 1-staftreport) 12. The Cultural Resource Element is required for review of all Shoreiine Permits for Urban Maritime projects. The City has recommended a condition that requires lhe Applicant or ils developers io slop work and notify the City and the Tulalip Tribes if ai.�thing of possibie archaedogical interest is uncovered during excavation or development. The Applicani would be required to consult a professional archaeologist to inspecl and evaluale the sile and comply with this requiremenf. (exhibit 1-stalfreport) 13. Within lhe City of Everett siles, landscaping plans must be included which are in scale and harmony with the proposed structures and provide screening and bufiering of acUvities, if appropriate. The City in reviewing the ApplicanYs plans indicated thai Ihe landscaping should be consislent with the urban characler oi ihe development. The landscaping would provide shade, augmenl the aesthetics of the deve!opment, and prowde a unified character for the projecl. It would also buf(er porliuns oi lhe boalyard area from other areas. The Iandscaping design guidelines and slandards were part of the Cily Councit's agreement in this project ��