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z 'Llooi11,4 -7 DEVELOPMENT AGREEMENT THIS AGREEMENT is entered into on this day of 2002, by and between Snohomish County (hereinafter the "County") and the City of Everett, a municipal corporation under the laws of the State of Washington(hereinafter the"City"). RECITALS 1. The County is the owner of property located in the City's Central Business District, containing approximately 7.88 acres, the legal description of which is contained in Section 1.2; and 2. Said property currently contains the County's governmental center, including the main Administration Building, Administrative Annex, Carnegie Building, Courthouse, Mission Building, Ginni Stevens Hearing Room Building, parking garage, Jail, Pacific Annex and work release facility; and 3. The County wishes to redevelop the Property as described in Attachment A as part of its Campus Redevelopment Initiative (CRI). The CRI is a multi-building master plan to create the additional jail and office space required to meet the County's growing needs in a setting that is conducive to efficient provision of services and engenders civic pride. Redevelopment will include an administration building addition, jail addition, new parking facilities, plaza improvements and streetscape; and 4. The CRI is consistent with and would implement the goals and policies of the 1994 Everett Comprehensive Plan; and 5. The CRI will recognize the distinct functions of the County campus (Jail, Administrative and Courts) through an expanded arrangement of buildings and open space that creates an invigorated new civic gathering place; and 6. On May 17th, 2000, the City Council adopted Resolution No. 4903 stating its support for the governmental offices and operations of Snohomish County government remaining in downtown Everett, the central and traditional location for conducting County business; and 7. On June 7, 2000, the City Council adopted Resolution No. 4913 supporting Snohomish County's Executive's recommendation to the County Council regarding the retention and expansion of governmental functions and operations in downtown Everett. The resolution provided in part that: a- The County submit a master plan of County downtown facilities including additions of a general office building and expansion of jail facilities to meet long-term pre-adjudication needs for County inmates with a maximum of 640 pre-adjudication beds in the new jail facility; b- The County agrees, at a future unspecified date, to construct a post-adjudication jail facility outside of the corporate limits of the City, except possibly on Smith Island; Development Agreement Page I Snohomish County Campus Redevelopment Initiative