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,_. <br />Section(s) of Code at Issue <br />EMC 19,40.010, EMC 19.40.020 <br />Relief Requested: <br />REALTORS from the <br />EMC 19,40.020. <br />Expemption of the Snohomish Co:inty/Camano Board of <br />off-street parking space requirements set forth in <br />6asis For Relief Requested: Pursuant to EMC 19.�0.010(B), the off- <br />street parking requirements set forth in EP1C 19.�0.020 apply only to <br />those buildings erected, reconstructed or structurally altered after <br />the creation of the ordinance. The ordinance was placed in effect in <br />December of 1956, The two structures located at 3201 Wetmore and 1710 <br />32nd were erected in 1925 and 1923 respectively. To the knowledge of <br />members of the Board of REALTORS, the buildings in question have been <br />remodeled but not structurally altered since the inception of the <br />ordinance. <br />AlternaYive Varianee Reauested: Relaxation of off-street parking <br />requirements set forth in EMC 19.40.020 to reflect actual and <br />anticipated future use of the structures located at 3201 Wetmore <br />1710 32nd. <br />space <br />and <br />Excentional or Extraodinarv Circumstances <br />The two structures in question house the Board of REALTORS business <br />office staffed by three employees, the business o:fice of State <br />Senator Larry Vognild, staffed by one employee, and two residential <br />units housing a total of three tenants. Everett City Planning <br />Department officials have informed the Board of REALTORS that it <br />would have to provide nineteen (19) parking spaces in order to meet <br />current requirements. None of the units in question are utilized <br />for retail sales operations. The number of parking spaces required <br />by the City Plannfng Department is far in excess of those spaces <br />needed to supply Board employees and tenants with suitable parking. <br />D'ecessitv of Varianee for Continued Gniovment of Substantial <br />I'�oueri:y RiQht <br />1'he above-referenced uses are permitted uses within the R-5 zone, <br />D�e to land space limitations, the Board of REALTORS would be <br />unable to construct nineteen (19) parking spaces upon the property <br />in question. Only three parking spaces acceptible to Planning <br />Department officials currently exist on the subject property. <br />Sixteen (16) additional parking spaces are not currently available <br />off-site within 300 feet of the subject property. The Board of <br />REALTORS and its tenants would not be permitted continued <br />utilization of the subject property without such a variance. <br />C Variance Not Detrimental to Public Welfare or Adiacent Pronerties <br />The variance requested would permit continued utilization of the <br />subject propertp for office/residential purposes. Both uses are <br />current).y permitted in R-5 zones, and in no way detrimentally <br />affect the publie welfare n�r surroundinp_, property. <br />D Consistent with Comareher�ive General Plan <br />Existing uses for properties surrounding the subject property <br />ir^lude office and residential. Existing uses on the subject <br />F operty are consistent with permitted uses set forth in the <br />C�mprehensive General Plan for R-5 zones. A variance will <br />permit applinants to continue said compatible uses. <br />EXHIIIIT 3 <br />NARRATIVE STATEMENT <br />p.�oF.? <br />