2230 MONROE AVE 2016-01-01 MF Import

�� D �7 x ' I 4 M - ' ' �H�n K�� . , . . �� • �- - yy �Z p�d NOTICE OF CITY ?.CTION �y�q g CITY OF EVEREIT PI.ANNING DEPARTMENT �� n PLANNING DIRECTOR DETERMINATION ;y� A'36-92 t� I �y y y �ear citizen: � O H � d y INTRODUCTION: The City of Everett Planning Department has received an . ��j application from Leona ![. Dawson, 2230 ![onroe Avenue, E�erett, WA 98203 � y o y for a Planning Director's Determination to allow for an accessory dwelling unit, "mother-in-law apartment�� to be located at 2230 Monroe avenue. The Planning Director, using Review Process II.B, is authorized to " . . .approve, � discpprove, or approve with conditions the use proposed by the applicant.�' (Subsection 41.100.B) If no aopeal is filed in response to the Planning Director's determination, the decision will be considered final. If an appeal of the decision is filed, such an appeal must be submitted to the City's Hearing Examiner. As a property owner within 300 feet of the , subject property, this notice is to inform you that the Planning Director has issued a determination on proposed action as described below. Ht�CRGROUND: Leona Dawson, the owner of the property located at 2230 Monroe Avenue, has applied for a Planning Director's Determination to allow for an accessory dwelling unit at the above address. The proposal is to allow for '�' the construction of an approximate 1,621.5 square foot addition to the existing 1,408 square foot single family residence located on the subject ��' property. The ground floor (866.25 sq.ft. ) of the 1,621.5 square foot addition is to be used as garage space. The second floor of the addition '�� which is 755. 25 square feet is to be used as an accessory dwelling unit. The total building area excluding garage area, after the addition will be �� 2,163.25 square feet, of which a a�aximum of 35� may be used for an accessory dwelling unit. The property is zoned R-2, Single Family '�1 Residential. Accessory dwelling units are permitted sub�ect to approval by 1 ' the Planning Director using Review Process II.B. � � � ' � ��' FINDINGS: Subsection 41.150.0 of the Zoning Code establishes nine ' criteria by which such proposals must be evaluated. These are as follows: � a. The adequacy of streets, utilities and public services �' required to serve a proposed use. 1� b. The impact of traffic generated by the proposed use on the `- surrounding area, pedestrian circulation and public safety; and the ability of the proponent to mitiqate such potential impacts. c. The provision of adequate off-street parking, on-site circulation, and site access. S, ;, i�