2005/12/05 Council Agenda Packet

Mr. David Koenig January 31, 2005 Page 2 4. The PEMC master plan phasing schedule is as follows: Both Phase 2A and 2B are scheduled for completion in 2007. Phase 3 is scheduled for completion in 2010. Phase 4 is scheduled for completion in 2015. 5. Providence Everett Medical Center is currently working with a number of developers who have come forward with .plans to relocate the Donovan homes. PEMC has offered the homes to whoever can move them within PEMC's construction timeline. PEMC is operating in good faith to do all that they can to facilitate the movement of the Donovan homes. 6. The document mentions the potential for PEMC to delay the removal of the Donovan homes. PEMC is operating on a tight timeline and any delay of projects has the potential to de -rail the entire master plan implementation. PEMC is doing all it can to facilitate the relocation of the Donovan homes. If these attempts shouldfail, the homes will still need to be removed. We continue to aggressively explore relocation options. 7. When discussing the outcome with regard to the 21 Donovan homes, the document refers to them as being "demolished". This term does not leave the potential for moving the houses. PEMC would prefer the word "removed" be used when referring to the 21 Donovan Homes. SAecif c Comments Chapter 1 8. In this section the document references the Draft Everett Vision Team report for 2025. The FSEIS should incorporate pertinent statements from this report. The report contains support for the PEMC project, which is not discussed in the DSEIS. (Page 9) Chater 2 9. Providence Everett Medical Center is referenced in this chapter as being a major employer within the Everett community. The FSEIS may want to mention the employee level of 2,445. When the. Master Plan is fully implemented, employment will reach 4,633. (Page 12) Chanter 3.1 10. Under Existing Conditions, the document states that: "Providence Everett Medical Center has been in operation for 80 years.'° Hospital services have been provided at the Colby site since Y924. General Hospital was established in Everettin 1894 and Providence Hospital in 1905. The hospitals merged in 1994. Between the two organizations they have 111 year history'of providing care to the community -(Page 2) 11. ;Under the Phase 2A description in the document a footnote states: "A Special Property Use (SPU) permit will be required for the Cancer Center and parking facility, which will include a review process separate from this docket request." (Page 3) Although PEMC may apply for an SPU to expedite the process for the Cancer Center, once the Institutional Overlay goes : into effect, an SPU permit will no longer be needed to permit the