10412 ROSEWOOD AVE ROSEWOOD PARK WHOLE SITE DEVELOPMENT 2017-04-07

PROJECT ACTION SUMMARY The applicant is requesting approvai of a rezone to Low Density Multiple Residential and a 21-unit duplex residential site plan (10 duplexes, one existing single family residence) on approximately 3.51 acres entitled Rosewood Park. The property is currently zoned R-7200 and contains one single family residence which will remain. Access to the residences is proposed by two driveways, connecting to Rosewood Avenue, a public road. The site contains a stream and adjacent wetlands subject to regulation under Snohomish County Critical Areas Regulations. Mitigation measures are included for park impacts. KEY ENVIRONMENTAL ISSUES The impacts of this proposal on the following elements of the environment have been evaluated and determined to be minimal and not significant: 2. Air, 6. Energy and Natural Resources, 7. Environmental Health, 9. Housing, 10. Aesthetics, 11. Light and Glare, 13. Historic and Cultural Preservatio�, and 16. Utilities. Elements which are potentially more significantly impacted by this proposal are: 1. Earth, 3. Water, 4. Plants, 5. Animals, 8. Land and Shoreline Use, 12. Recreation, 14. Transportation and 15. Public Services. Mitigation for potential impacts to these elements of the environment is described in the next sections. (Note: The number that precedes each element heading corresponds with the numbering sequence on the environmental checklist) The scope of the project includes construction of ten duplex residential units, construction of two intemal driveway systems, open space and drainage system construction and public road frontage and sewer system improvements. Grading amounts are anticipated to be approximately 1,400 cubic yards of cut and 550 cubic yards of fill. Snohomish County PUD No. 1 has confirmed their ability to provide electrical service to the site. Public water and sewer service is proposed from the Mukilteo Water District. After the application was submitted, the site was annexed into the City of Everett, August 21, 2000. In accordance with the provisions of an interlocal agreement, the proposal will be evalualed under the provisions of Snohomish County Code. The county zoning of the subject site and suRounding properties is Residential R-9600 with low density residential development all around the site. The site was designated Urban Medium Density Residential (6-12 dwelling units per acre) by the Snohomish County GMA General Policy Plan (GPP). Development pursuant to the Planned Residential Development provisions of county code is proposed. A Type 4 stream flows on site from the west property line, running easterly, tuming south when it reaches the easterly property line, Rosewood Avenue. In the southeast poRion exists a Category 3 wetland adjacent to the stream. Ali critical areas have been provided with adequate buffers and designated as Native Growth Protection Areas. Mitigation is proposed for the impacts to the streamlbuffer from the driveway crossing in the southeast corner. The PDS Staff Biologist has found the proposal to be in conformance with the provisions of Chapter 32.10 SCC (Critical Areas Regulations). The Rosewood Property Critical Areas Study and Mitigation Plan prepared by Wetland Resources, Inc., is hereby incorporated by reference into this DNS. Mitigation fees are to be paid in accordance with Titles interlocal agreement, for project impacts to community system and to the Everett School District. �NS�. 99•109995 SD Page 3 26A, B, and C, SCC, as may be modified by parks, traffic impacts to the nearby road ��