2201 PACIFIC AVE 2016-01-01 MF Import

i � � � . DBTBR![INATION OF NON-SIGNIFICANCE � SEP� N136-88 DSSCRIPTION OF PROPpSAI,; The proposed action is the issuance of Buildinq and Public Works permits to allow the construction of a 9,000 sf buildinq for an industrial supply business and the construction of 35 parkinq stalls. The site currently includes 16,690 sf of buildings. PROPON�IT: Everett Industrial Supply 2201 PaCific Ave. Everett, WA 98201 COMTACT: Gary Parkinson, Architect 2722 Colby Ave. Everett, W11 98201 IACATION: north of Pacific, east of McDougal, west of Smith St. Lead Aqency: City of Everett Planning Dept. Contact Ppr.son: Nnry Cunninqi'�am Phone: 259-8731 IiitiQntion Meas�r �� The environmental impacts of this proposal are documented in the Environmental Checklist and other inforeation on file with the City. The listed requirements are placed in response to our review of this informntion: MITIGATION OF 11DVffit3g Il�ACPS BY SIlP11 1. Pac:ific Avenue is designated as a "gateway" corridor to the City of Everett in the City's General Plan. To minimize the visuel impact created by the larqe bulk of the proposed structure architectvral relief of the buildinq must be provided where it has vlsual ex�wsure to Pncific Ave. This may be accomplished throuqh landsrapinq, signinq, superqraphics, building desiqn/modulation, building meterials, or a cosbination of these. Architectural drawings and a landscapinq plan must be reviewed and approved by the Planning Department prior to the iseuance of any permits for this proposal. (SEPA Land and ShorelinP Use Policies) 2. A signinq plan for the proposal muet be reviewed and approved by the Planning Department. a free standinq siqn shall be allowed with a maximum height of 25 feet and a maximum size of 100 sf per side. All other signs shall be attached to the face of the buildinq. (SEPA Land and Shoreline Use Policies) 3. �creeninq of all out<toor refuse disposal areas must be provided so that they a�e not. visible from adjacent properties or public rights-of-way. The disposal areas must be shown on the site plan submitted for building permits. (SEPA Aesthetics Policies)