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,� � � <br /> all and that the variance wili not be materially detrimental to <br /> the properry to the south. The inclusion of a privacy screen <br /> wiii protect the privacy of the neighbor to the south (2014 <br /> Grand Ave). <br /> b. Conclusions: The Ciry provided written �otice to all <br /> property owners within 300 feet of the subject site and no <br /> adverse comments were received. The Ciry's Building <br /> Department reviewed the proposal and commented that a <br /> building permit is required for the proposal. <br /> Criterion No. 3: <br /> hat e var�ance will only grant the subject property the sazne general <br /> rights enjoyed by other property in the same area and zone as the subject <br /> property. <br /> a. Fin�: The applicant states that the neighborhood was <br /> deve•oped circa 1910. The three lots to the south are the <br /> sams lot configuration. The ezisting structures aze built so <br /> that there are no setbacks on either the north or south lot <br /> lines. Also, one of the three structures has a walkway deck <br /> very similar to the on proposed on the subject properry. <br /> b. Conclusions: The immediate area is developed with a <br /> num�older single family residences and other <br /> structures. Many of these older structures do not meet <br /> rypical setback requirements. As indicated by the applicant, <br /> the property at 2016 Grand Ave has an existing <br /> deck/walkway similar to the one proposed. <br /> Criterion No. 4: <br /> at the vanance is the minimum necessary to allow the subject property <br /> the general rights described in Criterion 3. <br /> a. Findin : Cee Criteria �3. <br /> b. Conclusionss See Criteria 113 <br /> Criterion No. 5: <br /> he granang o the variance is consistent with the goals and policies of <br /> the Everett General Plan. <br /> a. F��in�d� i s: The !:verett General Plan designates this property <br /> as 1.6 Multiple Family Detached. <br /> b. Conclusions: The proposed use of the subject property for <br /> res�dentta purposes is consistent with the Everett General <br /> Plan. <br />