5216 S 3RD AVE 2016-01-01 MF Import

52/(� So . 3 �d , COVENANT CONSENTING TO FORh1A1'ION OF A LOCAL IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT WHEREAS, ALLAN MAY and ELEANOR ANN MAY, husband and wife, hereinaf:er referred to as "Owner," owns certain property within the City of � Everqtt legally described as follows: / r r^�^� �Jt�1VLc� alI e} l<�' �1Lot�( 3 and,�4, Block 17, Town of Lowell, according to the Plat thereof, Records of the Snohomish County Auditor. WHEREAS, Owner has applied for a permit from the City of Everett which under Ordinance No. 555-78 and Ordinance No. 665-80 require certnin improve- ments to be made to public rights of way as a condition to issuance of certnin City petmits; said Ordinances nllow that the City Engineer may accept a covenant consenting to the formation of a local improvement district in lieu of having Owner construct and install the required public improvements when, in the opinion of the City Engineer, certain actual improvements are not desirable due to known or perceived physical problems or the need for more comprehensive improvements; {9HEREAS, Owner's property and the adjncent public rights of way have been determi�;ed to require n covenant consenting to the formntion of a local improvement dis:rict rather than having Owner make specific improvements. NOW, THEREFORE, in considerntion of issuance of upplicable City permit(s) pursuant to Ordinance No. 555-78 and Ordinance No. 665-80 and in lieu of certain public right of wuy improvements Owner consents to the formatiun of n local improvement district hereafter formed by the City or its successors or other property owners for the public improveinent of: South 3rd Avenue and the nlley west of South 3rd Avenue or n portion thereof including street improvements defined in Ordinancc Nos. 555-78 nnd 665-80 to include: 1'he instnllation of nll public fncilities required to improve the street to City design stnndnrds including grading, drninage, pnvement, curb/gutter, sidewalk, strcet lights, traffic signnls nnd other neces- sary appurtent�nces. Such street improvements shnll not be limited Lo the half street abutting the property; for exnmple, tvhere no per- mnnent strcet improvement existed, the strcet improvement shatl be extended beyond the centerline a sufficient distance (10 ft. minimum) to permit snfe movement ot truffic.