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ti , 3.3 RELATED AND CONCURRENT REDEVELOPMENT PROJECTS: A. Special Events Center SPU Because of its location, the design of the County's Campus Redevelopment Initiative should be coordinated with City's Special Events Center, now under construction. This will provide the opportunity for coordinated redevelopment of a six square block area of the Downtown Core. The City's Special Property Use permit is on file with the City of Everett and was reviewed for applicability of conditions to the County's project. B. Hewitt Sewer Improvement Project Replacement of sewer facilities along Hewitt Avenue from Broadway to Rucker Avenue is currently underway. An important component of the sewer project is the redevelopment of streetscape. The proposed streetscape improvements directly associated with the CRI are compatible with those planned for Hewitt Avenue. The County worked with the City to ensure appropriate streetscape improvements as shown on Attachment A. 3.4 APPROVED DEVELOPMENT: 1. Demolition: The following structures will be demolished as part of Campus Redevelopment: • Administration Annex Building • Ginni Stevens Hearing Room • Parking Structure • Pacific Jail Annex • Work Release Building Demolition activity may commence prior to issuance of building permits for replacement structures, provided demolition activity is restricted to that outlined in this section and appropriate permits are acquired. 2. Site Excavation: Construction of walls for underground parking facilities, as necessary for the stability of excavation slopes, shall be considered a part of excavation activity 3. Multi-level Underground Parking Garage: A parking garage containing a minimum of 1200 parking spaces will be constructed. Access to the garage will be limited to Pacific Avenue and Oakes Avenue. 4. Jail Expansion: A new jail will be developed within an architectural language consistent and compatible with other new and existing campus buildings as well as the surrounding neighborhood. When completed, the structure of the Jail Expansion will blend architecturally with both the existing jail building and the surrounding downtown urban character. The new Jail recognizes its place as an important part of the County Campus; both at the scale of the City and at the scale of the neighborhood. The new jail will be limited to 640 pre-adjudication prisoners. The Architectural design will closely resemble Attachment D. The new jail will look like an office building and not a jail facility. Development Agreement Page 8 Snohomish County Campus Redevelopment Initiative