1918 WALL ST 2018-01-02 MF Import

Snohomish County Public Works Dept. SPU 116-81 Page -6- 10. 1 :cause of the overcrowded conditions in the existing Jail and the substandard structure, the proposed Jail will serve the public convenience and necessity. Section 3 of 19.58.010(B)is satisfied. II. The Everett Planning Department has recommended approval of the Special Property Use Permit subject to the conditions listed in Finding 1118. RECOMMENDATION Based on the above findings of fact and conclusions, the on -site inspection and based on the review of the previous hearings and findings of this matter, the Hearing Examiner of the City of Everett hereby recommends the requested Special Property Use Permit for the construction of the Jail at property located at 3002 to 3018 Lombard, Everett, Washington, and the construction of the Work Release Facility located at 3015 Oakes, Everett, Washington should be granted. The Special Property Use Permit should be granted subject to the following: 1. All conditions, as approved by the Everett City Council in the initial approval of the Special Property Use Permit o' August 11, 1982, and consistent with this recommendation are reaffirmed and must be adhered to. 2. The sewer serving the Jail must be upgraded to Public Works Department's standards. The Public Works Department is to approve of any plans for the upgrading of the sewer. 3. The Appiicant must comply with the requirements of the Sewer Interceptor Ordinance in effect at the time of the Building Permit issuance. 4. On -site detentioni will not be required. In lieu of on -site detention, payment will be made to the Regional Detention Fund #340. The amount required will be based on the drainage calculations as required by the Public Works Department when design and development plans are finalized. 5. The existing north -south alley must be maintained by easement or within the existing alley right-of-way and will have to be vertically realigned to handle increased traffic from this development. The existing grade differential at Wall Street is excessive from a traffic safety view and the Department of Public Works must be consulted prior to slope development. 6. Existing sidewalks around the perimeter of the development on the block must be brought up to standards, which will require replacement of all broken and depressed sections. Entered this 17th day of January, 1983, pursuant to the authority granted undL. Ordinance #692-80 of the City of Everett Zoning Code. JAMES M. DRISCOLL