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Port of Everett SMA 2-91 Page -5- public to er 22le or sPier 3 thenature conflicts with activity safety.the Although c then i Bcaue of City of Everett's Shoreline Master Program requires public access to shorelines be incorporated, other options for this project are proposed. In lieu of providing public access at either Pier 1 or Pier 3, the Applicant will develop public access improvements at the loth Street Boat Launch site in accordance with the Everett Harbor Front Public Access Plan adopted by the City of Everett and the Port of Everett in 1989. 23. Pursuant to the State Environmental Policy Act, the Port of Everett was designA review. issued asdas the Mitigated lead Determination f the NonPSignificanceTand Port Everett no appeal was filed of that Determination. 24. No adverse testimony was submitted for this project. 25. The Applican; indicated that the facility will handle containers for expansion of t,z- Boeing Corporation "777 Program". The facility must be ready in January, 1993, for that project. The existing facility must be demolished by January, 1992. ity ded approval of 26. The he permit nsubj ctttoncondit onst of the Cthatoarevsettforth in the staff report which was admitted as exhibit 1. CONCLUSIONS 1. The application is for the approval of a permit for activity to occur on Pier 1 and Pier 3, west of Terminal Avenue, north of Bond Street, and south of California Street, in Everett, Washington. The activity includes the removal of the existing .;lumina handling facility on Pier 1 and the replacement with a new handling facility to be located on Pier specific3. The description proposed is set �orth the staff reportwhich hasbeen incorpo at das party of these findings.in 2. A Shoreline Management Substantial. Development Permit is required pursuant to the provisions of RCW 90.58.140(2). The permit is required becaety to bodyusof owater asf the ojdesignateds intheShorelinestActunof significantthe Statof Washington. 3. The proposed project exceeds the statutory limit of $2,500 as established in the Shoreline Act. The Shoreline Management Substantial Development Permit is required.