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4. The property is landlocked at this time but there is written permission for the road use. There was some opposition from Mr. Friend and Mrs. Shaffer, neighbors of the area, and their comments were as follows: 1. Is a twenty-four (24) foot road wide enough to handle the additional traffic. 2. The area will be open to the public more than it is now. 3. There could easily be a traffic problem. 4. Tne_e should be a better way for automobile ingress and egress, possibly an alley straight through to R th Street which is to the North. I Mr. Turner made one rebuttal at,this point and said that there would be extended curbs on each side of the easement road and the dr`veways leading to the existing houses would be improved. Mr. Jamie Johnson, of the staff, made the comment that there shoulc be no left turn signs posted at the Broadway exit. Mr. Rristiansen excused himself from voting at this time. After visually viewing the subject property and considering all t}ie facts and testimony, it was moved by Mr. Berg, seconded by Mr. Black and unanimously carried to grant the variance as it. meets all the requirements of Section 19.70.0G0 of the Everett Municipal Code, Paragraphs 1, 2, 3, and 4. As a condition to the granting of the variance, the following stipulation was made: i 1. That the right-of-way be improved as per point four (4) in the applicant's application. A hearing was held on the application of Paul Heinzen, 1924 74th Street, Everett Washington 98203 for a variance from Section 19.16.030 Everett Municipal Code, M-nimum Lot Size & Width, to allow for a reduction in the lot size for a two dwelling (duplex) unit from the code requirement of 7,500 square feet to 7,200 square feet. Legal Description: Lot 8, Blocks 27 Town of Lowell Address: Approximately 5411 2nd Street, Lowell Zoning: R-2 Single Family High Density Mr. Heinzen represented himself and mentioned that he owned Lot 7 as well as Lot 8, when asked the question. j There was no opnosition from the audience. 3 0