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4. There is no parking for the existing businesses now. 5. There should be more planning and forethought going i:ito the project before the variance is granted. 6. Building another building will not rectify the problem. At this time the owner of the property, Goldie Erickson, spoke in her behalf and made the following statements: 1. She has been a resident of the city since 1898 and has paid taxes much of this time. 2. The existing property is difficult for her to maintain and she would now like to sell. After visually viewing the subject property and considering all the facts and testimony it was moved and seconded by the: Board to postpone the decision on the application for sixty days. However, the following should be provided: 1. Input by the City Traffic Delpartment and City Planning (Dbpartment . .'Jy �iW:Ib,+snc�-,;,yu�p.�:,.}S_b.uifadW.rk.i�;haxVrcp: u� 2. A plot plan furnished by the applicant showing the approximate square footage of the proposed building and its usage. 3. Sufficient information two weeks prior to the hearing date to determiie the use of the proposed building and the parking requirements that are needed. A hearing was held on the application of Ken Kastler and Williah Kemper, 14810 Cascadian Way, Lynnwood, WA, 98036, for a variance from Section 19.14.030 of the Everett Muni- cipal Code, Minimum Lot Size and Width for permission to have a lot fifty-five (55) feet in width for a two lot 'port plat rather than the city code requirement of sixty (60) feet of lot width. Legal Description: Lot 5, Block 3, Beverly Home Tracts, Division #l.. Address: 7708 Casino Road Zoning: R-1 Single,Fhmily Low Density Residence Mr. Kemper represented himself and made the following statement:;: 1. There was a previous variance grant-d in September of 1977. 2. Because of a short plat ordinance change the Engineers have requested another hearing before the Board. Several of the neighbors, their names and addresses are on file