6920 SEAWAY BLVD 2018-01-01 MF Import

Env. Doc. - F1ukP Page -4- E. Site coverage of the 150 acres would be subatantially less inteneive than anticipated in the S.W. Everett EIS: Approximately 68X of [he site would remain in open space after development of building, parking areas, and roads. F. Additional fire and police services will be required ae developmen[ occurs: pppcosimately 2,208 additional flre calls cauld occur, and the addi[ional popul3tion could generate a need for 17 additional police officers. C. Traffic generated by 4,000 employees would be added to the street sys[em. • ' 4. Phase II Development Proposal: The isauance of grading and building permits is proposed for a two-story s[ruc[ure con[aining approximately 280,000 sq. ft. The building vill be used far electronic manufacturing, engineering, and offices. The structure is prapoeed within an approximately 30 acre area. The site is heavily wooded, primarily with alder and scattered evergteen [rees. A. Paiking is propoaed to provide approximately 600 stalls. B. Access is proposed via Seaway Blvd. and an internal private street netvork. M alternative looped access which will tie into the existing Phase I parking lot is included in Phase II. An emergency fire lane is also provided. The primary access proposed is geometrically aligned vith proposed future in[ersection with 60th Street. C. Traffic generated by the estima[ed 600 employees in [he new building will be added to Seaway Blvd. Employees will be in two shifts, with a first shift of approximately 400 and a second shift of approximately 200. D. Increased impervious surfaces (approx. �.03 acrea) vill generate increased surface water runoff. (Drainage improvementa must be provided in compliance with the City's Drainage Plan and Drainage Ordinance.) The proponent anticipates the provision of an additional storm water detention facili[y to the west of the proposed building si[e. E. Landscaping of [he parking area is proposed, and approxlmately 16 acres is proposed to remain in natural or landscaped open space area (approximately 68X o'f the Phase II area). �/� 1 /