2000 TOWER ST INDEX HALL 2016-01-01 MF Import

• � � � proposed master plan amendment is 2007 to 2015.The environmental checklist distussed the impacts of projected growth of the Co�lege,including demolition of several existing buildings and construttion of replacement and new buildings to accommodate r�rojected growth.The checklist specifically identifies demolitinn of the Index Quad as an action contemplated to occur in the 2013-2015 time period and discusses the impacts of demolition. In addition to the master plan update,the actions proposed in 2007 included an extension of the City of Everett Institutional Overlay zone to encompass an addition to the campus, rezoning of these properties,and amendment of the City of Everett Comprehensive Plan.The City published a Draft Supplemental EIS(SEIS)for an annual amendment of the Comprehensive Plan,including the College proposal,in March 2008.A Final SEIS was published in June 2008.After publi[input and hearings,and review by the Planning Commission,the Everett Ciry Council appraved the rezone and extension of the Institutional Overlay and the revised College Master Plan (Ordinance 3089•08).Exhibit C3 to Ordinance 3089-08 depicts the campus in the 2013-2015 time period and shows that the Index Quad was planned to be demolished. Previous EnvironmentalAnalysis: The Drah SEIS was focused on the potential impacts from rezoning and the updated master pian, including changes in land use patterns, land use compatibility,and displacement of existing land uses;it does specifically address demolition of ezisting buildings.However, as noted previously,the 2007 environmentat checklist submitted with the rezone applica[ion specifically identifies the impacts to elements of the natural and built environments ihat could result from demolition and[onstruction. Appropriate mitigation measures are identified;in general,these measures are required by state and/or local regulations,and are standard construction mitigation practices.The demolition plan is included in Attachment A and desuibes the steps of demolition and site restoration in greater detail. In general,the impacts of demolition and construt[ion are[he same for most elements of the environment,particularly for earth,air emissions,water resources, and noise. Potential impacts and mi[igation measures to these resources are addressed specifically in the 2007 checklis[.No different or additional impacts would occur.The City would condition the demolition permit to include appropriate mitigation measures. New information is avaitable for hazardous substances and historic reso�rces.As noted previously,the buildings[hat will be demolished were cons(ructed in 1966 and circa 1975 and contain asbestos,lead• based paint,light tubes containing merwry and fluorescent light ballazts presumed to wntain PCBs. All hazardous materials would be aba[ed consistent with applicable state regulatians governing removal and disposal �WAC 296-62, 296•65, 296-155-176, 173303)and with Puget Sound Clear Air Agency regulations(Regulation IIi,Article 4).No additional mitigation measures are required. Index Hall is not recommended as contributing to a potential historic distritt or individually eligible for listing to the National Register of Historic Places.The 1966 and circa 1975 building portions have not Index Quad Partial Demolition Addendum �? �wJ