6920 SEAWAY BLVD 2018-01-01 MF Import

� Per the attact�ed drawings you will find that our Phase I development involves approxima[ely forty-five (45) acres oE land. In addition to [he 234 acre si[e located to tiie east of Powder Hill Gulch, we also have 112 acres loca[ed [o the west of the Gulct�. The Phase I development represents only 13 percent of the total 335 acres 6eing acquired. An Environmental Impac[ Sta[ement addressing the fndus[rial development oF thie site was previously prepared for the "Coa�erce World" industrial development. The land in question I:as been graded and worked by the previous owner of "Commerce World" arid presently is covered by pa[ches of young alder. I-9 Depar[ment of Ecology Puge[ Sound Air Pollution Control Agency Ci[y of Everett - �rading Permit City of Everett - Building Permit City of Evere[t - Fire Department City of Everet[ - Traffic Department City of Evere[t - Engineering Department I-11 The c:ly o�;�=_r plans that we are aware of are: 1) Leve].o�^p^` o: the zrJ;�ining "Camierce :C=='_d^ prv�r--� ;�r single �id r:'__:ianily dwellings. This action :r^ulc� rela�e _� �:�e traf`ic generated on the new roa�aay servin� owr =roposed d=_veio�,�ent. ":'his ac:im is, to the b=_st of our }maale�ge, olanne� by 'he auners of "CuT�erce k'orld", that being Westez�n S=rvices, Inc. 2) Lxpa�sio:� of the BceinQ 747 facility. Aaain, increased t^affic `lva e� 20th Avenue Idest would impact the ease of access to our ?ropose� �evelopment. 3) We also It3ve 112 aczts located on the west side o; ?ocad�� piill �ulch c:'�ic� is also zoned industrial. It is our Dreser.� �lan to utilize this land ror development beyo-� ois P!iase :' o^ after our initial 234 acre pa�el is fully develooed. This would probably occur a:ter 1990. II-1-b, c, �� The soil will � disturbed to the extent that is necessary to constrvet the o^oposed Phase I buildings and parki.ng fac:lities. It s'�o�.ild be pointed out that under previous authorized gracing c�ermits issued by the City, that about 20 act�s of the site has already been Fra3ed by the previous a,-ier of the Droperty. It is the d=sire of our ?roposal to leave a najer portion of the land in its natura3 state with only minimt.,'n grading effort necessary to construct eur facilities. All soils that are not left in their nat�xl state c.ill be seeded and landscaped to r„inimize future adverse conditions, svch as wind and water eivsio�. Out of th= total 45 acres of Phase I develoom=�t we will use 3.44 acres for actual buil3ing coverage and 6.4 acres of land for oarkinR lots and roadways. ihis is based unon a parlcing facility c.r_+able of parking 800 vehicles. -Z- .� t 1