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TO' Planning Department �r MMM (Ili FROM Marvin Haglund OCT 1 J 1973 DATE October 9, 1973 1T1 F SUBJECT . CITY OF EVENT. EVE OTT. AVERETT SUBDIVISION LOT AT DARRINGTON REPLAT, LOT X PLAT, W. 0. #1024 Community Development ept. Reference to your memo dated September 17, 1973, the following are our comments: 1) Sewer and water services are available in Lynnewood Avenue. As the terrain slopes away from Lynnewood Avenue, it would require individual pumping of sewage into the system. This would be the responsibility of the individual property owners, unless other arrangements were made. everett 2) Power and telephone services are presently available over- head along Lynnewood Avenue. Mr. David Brandvold (the developer/builder) is discussing undergrounding of the power with P.U.D. 3) Access to the lots is provided frr„ Mukilteo Boulevard via Lynnewood Avenue. Lynnewood Avenua i_s extremely steep, adjacent to Mukilteo Bou" yard (15% plus and minus). If access is provided to th new lots (8A, 9A, 10A and 11A) by the 16 ft. easements, these also will be steep grades. Due to the steepness of the grade on Lynnewood Avenue, pro- visions should be made for residents to park other than along Mukilteo Boulevard when roads become too slippery to navigate. Mukilteo Boulevard is narrow and winding in the vicinity and residents who cannot get up Lynnewood Drive in icy con- ditions should not be permitted to park on Mukilteo Boulevard, as they do in the vicinity of Seaview. 4) Roadways on the proposed easements must be considered as private driveways and be maintained by property owners. This particular situation is surely to be a potential problem in the light of the steep grade. 5) In recent meetings, the City Fire Marshal strongly objected to such small roadways when serving more then one resident. 6) It is suggested that a better overall proposal would be to subdivide the area and by re -plating develop a cul-de-sac with individual lots having frontage on an improved street. FO/my/th:1 ,l