10630 HOLLY DR 2016-01-01 MF Import

�� �• Provides a service to the generai area. Findings; The repair business has treen in operation fo:over ten years, and continues �:: provide this service to the surrounding corrimunity. The propesed paint spray booth will be a minor addition to an existing auto service business. Public noGce of the intent to expand tlie auto repair business was provided to adjacent properly owners and no comments were received. Conclusions: The proposal continues to provide a benefit ?o the general area. The adequacy of streets, utfltties and public services to accommodate the proposed use. Findings: The site is served by ,oublic streets. !t is Iocated at the terminus of a cul-de-sac which is accessed off of Holly Drive. There is an existlng building on the site�vith exist;�.� utilities and public services. _ Conclusions: Mukilteo Water District pr�vides water and sewer services to tfie ��xisting automotive repair building. The District does not hao��any facilities that would b� affected by the addition of a paint spray bocth. No water or sewer fixtures shoutd be placed in the new paint spray booth. Any questions ragarding water and sewer to the site shoul� be directed to Daniel Hammer, Mukilteo Water District (425) 355-3355. Adequate provisions for access, utilities and public services for the proposal can be accommodated. -• Compatibility of the proposed use or building to surro�nding properties, especiaily os it relates to slze, height, locatfon and setback of butldings. Firedings: Setbacks for ihe site should be as follows: twenty foot front setback (south prc;,� . line), twenty foot rear sr'back (north property line), five foot interior side setbacks (east and �.vest propeKy line). The proposed addition is less ihan 900 square feet in area and will be dttached to the eastern side of the existing building. The proposed addition and the nearest residence are separated by approximately 100 feet. Conciusions: The proposal is not anticipated to have adverse impacts on the surrounding properties. .. Tho number, size and location of signs and Ilghting, especially as they relata to more sensitive land uses. Findings: No additional siynage is proposed at this time. Any future change in signage wc�;;: require permits. Conclusions: No adverse signage impacts are anticipated. 7• The landscaping, buHering and screaning of parking, loading and storage areas. Findings: There currenily exits on site a solid board fence, with some min�r veg2tation, which z,c;eens the structure and parking area. Additional landscaping, in compliance with Section 35 of the Everett Zoning Code, may be required if the value of the work exceeds 35% of the County Assessed value of the siructure. (:onclusfons: There is existing screening which may be enhanced based on the cost of the proposed work to be done on si�e. Tfie current screening does provide a buHer between ihe -=^tia!activities in the neighborhood and the commercial activity at the subject site. ! J1.�� �:��