2530 MADISON ST 2016-01-01 MF Import

SEP 17 '98 13�03 Ff-'. N41 FIELD OPS�RE 2(i6 6f13 2888 TO FRqLEYiSTRICI:E7? P.(i6.'13 8. Cellular telephone activity is increasing within the City of Everett and is particularl�� active along the Int?rstate 5 corridor. The Applican�, a cellular telephone company, has ex{�srienced increased phone call demand of 20% increases over the last several years. These increases indicate a growiny need for this service within the City of Everett. (Hunt tesiimony, Siddiq lestimony) 9. Ceilular telephone activity associated with the Boeing Corporation's Everett Plant; Everett Mall, a shopping center, and downtown Everett is at high der �and. In order to satisfy this increasing demand for cellular service, it is imperative that cellular cells be established to carry and send messages. With the placement of the proposed facility on-site, a cell link wiil be established that will aliow the Applicant the ability to provide improved service. (.Hunt testimony) 10. The proposed facility is part of the ApplicanYs 800 meaahertz cellular system. This system is not the most intense systern of cellular calls but provides adequate service for the ApplicanY^ cust�rriers. (Hunt testimony) 11. The facility, to be located ad;acani to tne nursing and retirernent home, will not genc;rate additional traifir,. The monopole and ant�nna on-site will not place a burden on the City's existing infrastructure. The facility will be unmanned. With the exception of occasional maintenance on- site, no acbive activity will occur on-site. No public services are needod for this facility. (Exhibit 1, Siddiq testimony, Hunr testimony) 1;?. Although there will be scme traffic during construction, m2intenance on- site will generate one vehicular trip per month. This activity wiil not create an impact to tra�c in surrounding areas. It will create no public safety issue. There is no need to mitigate impacts relating to these issues. (Siddiq testir,iony) 13. Because of the inactivity on-site, there wili be no need for off-street parking. The Applicant wili not be required to submit an on-site c�rculation or site access. (Exhibit 1) i4. The monopole is proposed to be developed on a 1,500 square foot easement or, the 1.7 acre parcel. The properties to the west and north are �eveloped with single and multiple-family residences, while the property to the south is developed with single-°amiiy resi;jenCes. The