1871 ROSS AVE VERIZON ANTENNA 2016-01-01 MF Import

Element, and the Conservation Element are all considered. These elemenis have been reviewed by the City of Everett. The proposal satisfies these elemenls. (exhibit 2) 37. The Shoreline Use Element requires that all exterior lighting, including lighting of signs, be directed downward onto ihe site. However, Federal law requires ihat U.S. flags flown at night must be lighted. As a result, lhe City determined that the lighting that is to occur when lhe flag is flying must be consistent with the standards as set forth in exhibit 10. Any olher lighting must be consistent with Shoreline Regulations, including all exterior lighting must be directed downward onto lhe site and away from shoreline properties and neighborhoods. (exhibits 2 & 10) 38. All Shoreline Permits require developers to stop work and notify jurisdictions if possible archaeological discoveries of interest are uncovered. The Applicant would be required to contact the City of Everetl and lhe Tulalip Tribes if this occurs. (Ervine testimony, exhibit 2) 39. The subject property is v�ithin ihe Flood Fringe and Floodway Overlay Zone. It must comply with lhe provisions of EMC 19.30 et seq. These requirements include that tfie firsi iloor of all slructures and equipment that may su(fer damage be iwo feet sbove the 100-year flood elevation. The Applicant shouid be aware of all such regulalions and adhere to them for the conslruction of the equ�pment facilily. (exliibit 2) 40. The Public Access Element requires access to the shoreline, if reasonable. For the instant appiicalion, the public access improvements would be satisfied with a participatory payment for construction costs of the required improvements in lieu of developing improvements on-site. The Ciiy of Everett Shoreline Public Access Plan (adopted in 2003) proposed a bike lane and sidewaik or a separated pedesirian trail be provided along Ross Avenue. The public access requirements of the Applicant are salisfied by a contribulion of at least a minimum of lwo percent of the value of the construction project paid to the City of Everell. (exhibit 2, Ervine testimony) The Applicant did not object to this determination or to lhe payment of the fee in lieu of public access. 41. The Applicant provided a Biological Assessment of the site and determined that the proposed project would not adversely affect any federally listed species or their habitat within lhe City. This assessment was reviewed wiih the City's Environmentally Sensitive Area Ordinance and the Planning Director's Interpretation, Interim Procedures, Endangered Species Act Listing for Chinook Salmon and Bull Trout. (exhrbits 2& 10)