905 WETMORE AVE JAPANESE CULTURAL CENTER 2018-01-01 MF Import

Japenese language, customs, and business practices for the Community College. Conclusion: Given that Snohomish County is a part of the Pacfic Rim Economic Reyion and that intemational trade involvement is of growin� importance, the development of the Institute is an educational pnority of the College. 2. The adequacy of streets, utilities, and public services required to serve a proposed use. Finding: There are existing street and utilities that can accommodate project. Conclusion: The streets and utilRies are adequate to service this use. 3. The impact of traffic generated by the proposed use on the suRounding area, pedestrian circulation and public safety; and abilityr of the proponent to mitigate such potential impacts. Finding: Traffic impacts from the proposed use will likely not increase significantly. The pro�tam draws from the existing student population of Eve!rett Commundy College. Conclusion: There are no significant traffic impacts irom this project. � The provision of adequate off-street parking, on-site circulation, and site access. Finding: Parking impacts from the proposed use will likely not increase. The program draws from the existing student population of Everett Community College. Conclusion: There is a parking short fall that dcss existing on Campus. This short fall is now being address by the College in a Master Plan. The proposed project will not significantly impact the current or future parking for Everett Community College. 5. Compatibility of proposed structures and improvements with su�ounding properties, including the size, height, location, setback and arrangement of all proposeci butldings end taGldies, especially as they relate to light and shadow impacts on moro sensitive land uses and less intensive zones. Finding: The renovation and expansion of the existing structure will not change in general appearance from the street Conclusion: The design of the project is compatible with surrounding land use in the area.