3711 SMITH AVE 2016-01-01 MF Import

�verett Gospel P�ssion SPU 7-90 Page -6- ynH � �" '� A. Howard and Betty Purves - The letter writers submi[ted that they Q� � operate Cascade Plillwotk. They contended that development of the G9 y y subjecc property would devalue the surrounding property, including t, their property a[ 3806 Snith. They crrote in eheir lecter [hat H � a`L "some of the people who are usually associated with this type of K n situation could be qui[e detrimental to the surtouudiag property O S O ouners". They contended that althougu there may be a need for '�H '�J these services for the homeless, a pince could be fou¢d that was 5 0� not so close to businesses and homes ia ehe a:ea. ihey requeste•' �� y that tne Special Property Use Permit be denied. � n �y b. ?eter Newlaad - The autF.c: of the lztter wrcte to Che Ci[y oi ~ � o E•:=rett. Ylanning Departmen[ with regard to the Everett Gospel Hy � Mission's Declaratiou of Non-Significance ��7-90. The issues a y� raised in the letter addressed the e¢vironmental review of this �" H y and not the Special Proper[y Use Perait. Exhibit 7 is a letter g� H dated April 24, 1990, from the City of Everett, Paul Roberts, c�Cycn addressing the issues raised by Mr. Newla¢d, Hill.side Investments, �� r wi tli regard eo the review of the Declaration of Non-Significance. C�7 rx-3 O cyi� 22. At the public hearing it was requested that more information be provided with regacd to water pressure and fire flow. The Ci[y su6mitted that � available fire flov may be increased by upgrading Che size and location of water matns or that the fire flow requirement may be reduced by providing a sprinkler system installed i❑ accordance wich the liniform � Duildivg Code. This sprinkler system could reduce the aumber of � �� required fire hydran[s to two available within 200 fee[ of the `� building. 23. The City submitted a memo dated May 23, 1990, that there is a 16 inch � main oa the aest side of Smith Avenue which ca¢ provide the necessary I __ Nater pressure for the fire flow. There are no existing hydran[s on it but the mai¢ can be utilized for fire protection purposes. � 24. The Applicanr. su6mitted that security will be maintained on-site. At ` �t � 5:00 p.m. the doors Will be closed and [he te¢ants will be required to j � remain in the building. ;here vill be a courtyard on-site tha[ vill be � designed tu allor+ outdoor activity. However, the outdoot activity will not he off [he site and the courtyard Will be designed to ensure [hat �_1�� the residents remain on the premises. � � 25. Significant parking studies were done of the exis[ing facility, the I proposed facility, and the needs generated by the accivities of the �_+ Applicant. From [he e�aterials submitted it appears that ehe parking, as proposed, for 24 spaces on and off-site is adequate.