1201 WETMORE AVE 2016-01-01 MF Import

• Fndings: There are no proposed additions or exterior changes to the existing residential structure. 'The use of the strucmre would be for shon rerm living accommodations. The surrounding azea is developed with mainiy residential living accommodations. Conclusioas: The propusxl is not anticip:ired to have xdverse impacts on the surrounding properties. 6. The number, size and lowlion uf si�;ns, esp�r�ially as they relute to more sensitive land uses. Fndings: No signage is proposed. Conclusions: Not applicable. 7. '[he landscnping, buffering and screening of buildings, parking, loading and storage areas, especially us they relate lo mure sensitive land uses. Findings: There is existing landscaping on the subject property which is maintained along with the hospital landscaping areas. This will remain unchanged. Conclusioati: No adverse impacts nre anticipated as a result of the proposal. 8, The generation of nuisance irrihrnts such as nuise, smnke, dust, udor, glare, visual biight or olher undesirable impacts. Findings: The proposed faciliry is tiir short rerm residential living accommodations. No nuisance initants other than those wmmonly associated with residential living accommodations are proposed. Conclusiom: No nuise, smoke, Just, udor, glare, visual hlight ur other undesirable impacts aze anticipated as a result of the propusal. 9. Consistency with lhe goals und pulicies of the Everelt Cenerrl Plun for lhe area and land use designntion in which Ihe proprrly is localed. Fndin�.s: The site is designxted 2.4 Hospitals on the Ciry of Everett's General Plan map. Conclusions: The use is consistent with the General Plan. 10. Complinnce with lhe provisions of this Ordinance and other City, Stnte and Federnl regulntions. Fndings: All necessary building and associated permits must be ubtained for the proposal prior to cons[ruction. Conclusions: The propusal will comply with the pruvisions uf the Ciry's Zoning Code and the applicant must ohtain any reyuired Stare andlor Federal permits. 11. Accessibility to puhlic tranxit, and iral'fic reduction mr�suru� pruposed hy the applicant to reduce dependence of the prupoxed use on Ihe rutomobile. Fndings: The propos�l is nut expected to change vaftic patterns. The proposal may slightly decrease tra�c since the uccupants of the facility will walk to and irom the hospital. Public transit is available at thz corner of 13th Street and Colhy Avenue as well as Broadway Avenue. Conclusion: No adverxe impacts arc anticipated as x result of the proposal.