9410 SHARON DR 2016-01-01 MF Import

'lukilteo 3chool District � SPU_1-91--- 1 Page -5- �- '�, � _ 27. The Applicant's A.C.E.S. facility has been located at Paine Field. The :lpplicant, however, has lost its lease and must establish a new location prior to the school .-eopening in the Eall of 1991. The Applicant indicated that the subject property is the only practical location to relocate on short notice. CONCLUSIONS 1. The Applicant requested approval of a Special Property Use Permit for the development of a temporary site for the A.C.E.S. liigh School Which !s part of the yukilteo School District system. The property is loca[ed at 9410 Sharon Drive. Everett, Washington, on a parcel of land that is zoned R-1. 2. EZC 41.150.D.2 requires that the application be revie� ed under Special Use Section of the City oi Everett. 3. EZC 41.150.D.2 sets for[h the general evaluation criteria for review oE Special Property Use Pecmits. These criteria have been reviewed and the application satisfies them. 4. The need for the Special Property Use Permit has been proven by the Appllcant. The need includes additional educational opportunities for the students of the City of Evere[t. 5. The streets, utilities, and publlc services Eor the proposed use are adequate to handle the development. 6. No significa¢t increase in traffic will be generated as a result of the proposed use. The impact and traffic will be minimal. 7. Adequate provistons liave been made for off-street parking, on-site circulation, and site access. 8. The proposal of [he elpplicant is compatible with other uses in the area. 9. No impact will result from signage on the subject property. L0. Landscaping, buffering, and screening of buildings, parking, and storage areas will be done to mitigate impacts to surrounding properties. 11. :1 minimal amount nt �cneration of nuisance irri[ants will result from the project. 12. The proposal is consistent with the goals and policies of the Evere[t General Plan. It provides for the development of the property with a school in an lrea that is lesignated as such in the Everett General Plan. 13. The proposal will be in compliance with the ordinances of [he City of Everett and the statutes of the State of Washington. 14. The specific evaluation criteria for Special Property Use Pezmits as set forth in EZC 41.150.D(2A) have been revleWed. The proposal satiafies