2015 LAKE HEIGHTS DR 2018-01-01 MF Import

i Washington and which are designed for individuals with Alzheimer's disease and other illnesses. (Exhibits 1 & 15, DaLengus testimony) 7. In order for a Shoreline Permit to be issued within the City of Everett for projects with a SCSMMP Urban designation, general criteria as set forth in the Urban Goals and Policies mu�: be satisfied. The general regulations include: Signs, Recreation, Utilities, Roads and Railroads, Archaeologicai Areas and Historic Sites and Landfll and Solid Waste Disposal. Findings will be made relating to each of these factors. t3. All utilities are available to the site. The proposed facility wili have all utility lines underground. Sewage disposal facilities and water supply facilities will be constructed in accordance with the City of Everett's health and water quality faws and regulations. There will be no convergence of storm drainage with sewag� disposal systems. All utilities are available to the site. The residen;ial development regulations of the SCSMMP will be adhered to. (Exhibit 1, Cunningham testimony, Dalengus testimony) 9. As part of the proposed uevelopment, the Applicant will be required to submit an Erosion and Sedimentation Control Plan to tlie City of Everett Public Works Department. After the submittal of these plans, and at the tirne of application for permits, the City will determine the compliance with City Standards and Specifir,ations for stormwater control and other regulations. The plan must include measures to ensure that sediments remain on-site and do rot enter the Siiver Lake drainage system. (E:xhibit 1, Cunningham testimony) 10. Although signs are permitted in an Urban Environment, they are re:stricted. All signs must be in conformance with the sign requirements of the Everett Zoning Code, Sign Category B. The City has reviewed the provisions for signs and has set restrictions (see page 3 of exhibit 1). The Applicant indicated that the signs will be able to be deve:loped i� a manner that will be consistent with the Everett Zoning Code. (Exliibit 1, DaLengus testimony, Cunningham testimony; � 11. The proposal will ha.ve recreational provisions and facilities on-site for the residents. Most of these will be passive activities involving th� use of indoor facilities and outdoor gardening areas. The facility will be secured to prevent residents from wandering away from the site. The site is separated from the Silver Lake shareline by 19th Avenue SE (SR-527) (Exhibit 1, DaLengus testimony) 4 I