6710 LARIMER RD 2016-01-01 MF Import

Findings: The proposed building �vill provide secure storage for farming equipment and housc livestock for the farm. Conclusions: The proposcd usc provides agricultural products to tlie generul area. 4. '1'he adequacy of streets, ulilities and public serviccs to accommod�te the proposed use. Tindings: 7'l�e property fronts on Larimer Rond which is pavcd. The Applicant proposes to add electricity to tl�e proposcd building. Thc PuUlic Works Deparlment commented that water service backflo�v prcaention may be required for the existing wate�• scrvice to the residence. Conclusions: '."he street and public scrvices are adequatc lo accommodate the proposed building. The Ap, licant is rcquired to consult with Tim Markhnm at 425.259.7239 prior to construciion. 5. Comp�tibility of the proposed use or building to surrounding propertics, especially as it relates to size, lieight, location �nd setb�ck of buildings. Findings: The properly is currcnUy developed with two agricultural buildings and 1 single- familp residence on a lot of approximately ].5 acres. '1'he proposcd 1,440 square foot agricultural building will be located 27 feet from the front property liue, norih of the existing shed. "fhe 600 square fool barn will remain and the 1,080 squarc foot shed will be demolished. Other agriculturnl buildings and uses are located in the vicinity of the subject property. Tlie surrounding buildings are of similar size and heiglit to the Applicants proposal. 'Che proposed building will not Ue morc dian I S feet in heigltt. Conclusions: Size, height, location, and setbacks of the building are compatible with tlie surrounding area. G. "I'hc vumbcr, size and location of signs and lighting, cspecially as they relate to more sensitive land uses. Tindings: No signs urc proposed. Conclusions: All signs must comply with Sign Category D of the zoning code. 7. The landscnping, buffering �nd screening of parking, loading and sloragc areas. rindings: The property must coroply wilh Type IV lnndsc�ping of thc zoning code. No scrccning is rcquired for lhis proposal. Conclusim�s: Any distw•bed soil ntusl be replanted to Type IV lands:,aping standards. "1'ype IV landsenping is intendcd to provide soil stnbility 1nd to prevent erosion. It shall consist of lawn, other living ground covcr, sluuUs and trees with a root structure ��hich will stabilize soii where neccssary to prevent crosion and sedimentation. RGV II 10•020 Pngc 2