1001 SHUKSAN WAY 2016-01-01 MF Import

' -'\ . � � 1 (iv)sie�uate Fire Hydrants: ' din • City standards require a fire hydrant to be located within 200 feet of but no closer thu► t 50 feet all wmmercial scruccures. The Fire Marshal must approve the location of the hydranta u the time development is proposed on the lots. Water flow information and the numba of hydrants required will be detertnined when more detailed information is provided ! ['onclusions• Adequate 6re hydrants will be provided on the site at time of development of individual lots. (v) Ap�rooriate Access to all Mticioated Uses: i in : All of the lots will have frontage on Hazdeson Road, Sievers-Duecy Blvd., Glenwood Avenue, Memil Creek Parkway and/or"Commerce Way" when it is extended as part of tltis binding site plan. Further development or division of Lot 4 will likely require additionai intemal access roads. The SW Everett Mitigation Decision Document requires that a traffic study be completed for each development to address site access and safety issues. ('onclusions: All lots will have frontage on a publicly dedicated strcet. A traffic study is required for the total potential development of the binding site plan when the first application is submitted for a building permit. 'fye purpose of the study will be to address local access and safety issues for the entire project, including the need for a traffic signal at. (vi)�rqvision for All Aoorooriate Deeds.Pedications and/or Easements• Findin • Easements must be granted between lots where necessary to convey stormwater to stormwater facilities. ('onclusions: Appropriate provisions must be provided for easements between the lots. (vii)Exammation of existina streets and utilities and how the or000sttlbindin¢site ul�n relates to them: Findin s• All of the proposed lots would front on either Hardeson Road, Glenwood, Sievers Duecy Blvd., Merrill Creek Parkway or Commerce Way(proposed in this binding site plan). Sewer and water connections must be made to the City's public mains. Conclusions: Adequate streets and utilities are available to the site. 5. Environmental Issues - Examination of the project through the SEPA process and a determination of whether the proposed Binding Site Plan, site plan and other application information complies with the city's SEPA Ordinance, zoning code and comprehensive plan policies. 4 ��q