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(e) Compatibility of proposed structures and improvements with <br />surrounding properties, including the size, height, location, setback and <br />srrangement of all proposed buildings and facilities, especially as they <br />relate to light and shadow impacts on more sensitive �and uses and less <br />intensive zones. <br />(� The number, size, and location of signs, especially as they relate <br />to more sensitive land uses. <br />(g) The landscaping, buffering, and screening of buildings, parking, <br />loading and storage areas, especialiy as they relate to more sensitive <br />land uses. <br />(h) The generation of nuisance imtants such as noise, smoke, dust, <br />odor, glare, visual blight, or other undesirable impacts. <br />(i) Consistency with the goals and policies of the Everett General <br />Plan for the area and land use designation which the property is located. <br />(j) Compliance with the provisions of this ordinance and other City, <br />State, and Federal regulations. <br />(k) Accessibility to public transit and traffic reduction measures <br />proposed by the Applicant to reduce dependence of the proposed use <br />on the automobile. <br />In addition, the specific criteria of EMC 19.41.150.D.1.a must be <br />satisfied. <br />5. The subject property has historically been used as a sand and gravel <br />surface mine, but in 1996, the site was developed with the Community <br />Transit bus operations and maintenance base. It is now the intent of the <br />Applicant to supplement this maintenance operation with the <br />administrative offices. The proposal will consolidate administrative <br />employees on the same site as the maintenance operation and will <br />increase e�ciency and communications throughout the agency. (Exhibit <br />1 and Cunningham & Berger-Hansen testimony) <br />6. Access to the site will be off Hardeson Road. As part of the review of <br />the project, a tra�c analysis was done, and it was determined that <br />impacts will result with the proposed development. The impacts will <br />3 <br />