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� ,: , <br />f� � <br />��`� � n �r � � <br />t . �� � �_ � - � �l <br />.,�� �i 1981 <br />_ ................r <br />��; , Jr tVE4ETT, <br />rubfic Works DeP.�- <br />PLANNING COMP.IISSION MEETING OF AUGUST 11, 1981 <br />The meeting was called to order at 7:20 by Chairman Jim Geniesse. Those in <br />attendance were �im Geniesse, [arl Torgeson, Ray Stephanson, Bud Simpson, and <br />Tanis Marsh. Those absent were Bob Hummel and 7ohn Friel. <br />DISCUSSION ITEM 1: SHORELINE PERMIT - �fARINA VILLAGE <br />Uennis �erickson reviewed this project and stated that it had gone through the <br />Shoreline Permit process. The commercial area has been expanded to <br />approximately 60,000 square feet from the 30,000 square foot proposal in the <br />original presentation to the Commission. The proposed expansion was covered by <br />the original shoreline permit which provided 2.7 acres for the Mar:na Commercial <br />Village and 1.7 acres \Aarina commercial dev..lopment. <br />John Belford, Director of the Port of Everett, stated that the Port was very <br />pleased with the progress of the Village. <br />Jim Going, an owner/developer of the �larina Village, stated that the reasons for <br />the expansion were that they believed the new plan would attract.more people and <br />hold them there, and this would create a destination spot for out-of-towners, etc. <br />Dennis explained that this presentation tonight was for the Commissior to see the <br />evolution of the project and note if they wanted to take issue with the original <br />intent before construction begins. <br />DECISION ITEM 1: PARSONS SHORELINE PERMIT <br />Gerry Ervine reviewed this proposal with the use uf slides. The propo:;alis located <br />at the Norton Marine Terminal and encompasses 60 acres. The project is to <br />construct facilities for assembly of modules for gas conditioning units to be shipped <br />by barge to Prudhoe Bay, Alaska. <br />The normal maximum height of the modules is I00 feet, and there is a potential for <br />two shifts. <br />(John Friel jained the meeting - 8:00 p.m.) <br />Gerry outlined changes in the 5taff Report from those in the Commission's packet: <br />Findings /18: "A more detailed traffic analysis is necessary to determine <br />specific improvements necessary to accommodate traffic <br />generated by Parsons." (Third paragraph of this Finding) <br />Finding l/11: Parkin <br />The 4.5 acre site designated +.or parking at the east end of the <br />marina project should �e fully paved to minimize dust during <br />summer months. Also since this area is aeljacent to the entrance <br />to both the Marina Commercial Village and the Marina, and is a <br />public space, the north, east, and west sides of the sit : should be <br />fully landscaped in accordance with the Plan dated 7uly 7, 1981. <br />(See File SMA 6-77) <br />
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