1302 OAKES AVE 2016-01-01 MF Import

. . . . (d)An ezhibit or displrry deprcting the history and characteristres ojrhe Donovan District wil!be included in new devefopment on Block 243. � In response to the recommendations of the Historical Commission and Planning Commission and the action I of the Everett Ciry Council, PEMC undertook extensive efforts to seek relocation of the houses from Block 248 and we are pleased to ;hare with you our efforts in regards to altemative options explore•� prior to this i request. For the past hvo years PEMC has been exploring the interest of numerous not-foo-profit �� organizations, housing agencies, and interested private citizens, as outlined in Exhibit B. PEMC's efforts have not gone unnoticed, as local and statewide media broadcasts have also aided in the efforts. Through careful coordination and exhaustive efforts, success has been achieved. [n cooperntion wid� 12'" Street PuRners, we have successfully relocated and preserved I I of 22 houses from Block 248. This represents 50% of the totul housing stock on this Block. Prior to the relocation of the 11 houses, CeRificates of Appropriateness were obtained through the City of Everett. All conditions outlined in the certificates were understood and became guidelines as paR of the relocation etForts. PEMC has complied and will continue to comply with the recommendations, conditions and standards detailed in Plunning Commission Resolution No. 2005-2 and its exhibits. A thorough photographic documentation of Block 248 in its entirety was completed prior to the beginning of any action taken on the block. Exterior and interior pictures were taken and compiled as part of this documentation, including streetscape and individual houses. Also, PEMC has retained items such as door knobs and light fixtures from the houses to be included in a display depicting the history and characteristics of the Donovan District which will be included in the development of the hospital's expansion. With the approval of Ordinunce No. 2850-OS by the Everett City Council, PEMC's expansion plans have begun. [n addition to preserving critical housing stock, we have also begun construction on a state-of-the- art cancer care facility. We are now excited to begin the work on the expansion of our Colby site, including replacement facilitics, necessary parking structures and appropriate landscaping features beginning ]anuary 2006, in conformance with our institutional overlay and as required by the Resolution referenced previously. In preparation for exp�nsion, we are requesting the necessary waivers to demolish thc remaining I I houses located on Block 248 to begin Janunry 1, 2006. Thank you in advance for your cooperation and continued support in helping to pave the way for the expansion of a world class medica� center for our community. We look fonvurd to working with you in the Cuture. Sincercly, _.--��1� �_- Gail Larson Chicf Gxccutivc Officcr Providence Everctt Medical Center cc: I3rad Catde, Anderson Hunter Rcid Shockey, ShockeyBrent �tike I lolcomb, PBbIC Suard Chair � �