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' ' Alfred Norby Appeal <br /> Page -4- <br /> It is recognized that the Appellant had difficulties in <br /> developing the pr.operty during the one-year period that the <br /> variance was , in effect. However, to post2one the development <br /> of the propert�� for 18 years and to attempt to utilize the <br /> variance that was granted in 1968 is not a proper ot iogical <br /> method cf land use control and zaning interpretation in the <br /> City of. Everett. Conditions of development have changed during <br /> this period and the control of land use within the City of <br /> Everett must also change. There Rust be a certain expiration <br /> date on all variances. Failure to implement the v�iriances must <br /> r�salt in their expiration. To do otherwise would be contrary <br /> to the purposes oi the Zoning Code which is to guide and <br /> regulate the future growth of Everett in accordance with the <br /> Comprehensive Land Use Plan. <br /> Done and dated this 27th day of August, 1986 . <br /> ��`%'�L'� �i�. %�L�. � <br /> James M. Driscoll <br /> The decision on this application has been made by the Hearing <br /> Examiner based on the authority granted in Ordinance 692-80 as <br /> amended. It is final unless the following procedure is <br /> followed: <br /> 1. An aggrieved party has filed a written request for <br /> reconsideration to the Hearing Examiner within ten (10) <br /> working days of the Hearing Examiner 's decision. It is <br /> the discretion of the Hearir�g Examiner to grant or deny <br /> reconsidetation. The final date for reconsideration is <br /> September 11, 19d6. <br /> 2. Within ten (10) wcrking days after the Hearing <br /> Examiner 's action on the reconsideration, the aggrieved <br /> party files a written appeal with the City Clerk' s <br /> office. <br /> If appealed properly, the matter will be submitted to the <br /> Everett City Council for further consideration. <br /> . <br />