6301 36TH AVE W 2016-01-01 MF Import

5) Appropnate access to City Standards (or all anficr,�ated uses within fhe projecf; Finding: Prim2ry access to the proposed lots :vithin the BSP will be from a new access �I road extending from 36`h Avenue W. Conclusion: Adequate circulation and access would be provided to all lots within the BSP. 6) Provisions for all oppropriate deeds, dedications, and all other easements � Finding: Easements must granted between lots where necessary to provide access, � utilifies, and for stormwater conveyance. Public easements will be required on private � property for water mains. Conclusion: Adequate provisions must be made for deeds, dedication and other easements. 7) Provisions made (or access to and maintenance o(all common (acilities. Finding: The City will require appropriate access a�d maintenance easements as part of the review for final BSP approval. Conclusion: Prior to final aNprovai, the Applicant shall provide appropriate easement documents, agreements and covenants addressing ownership and maintenance of, and access to common facilities as requirec' These documents must h� ;ar.orded prior to, or concurrently with, the final BSP. E. Existing Public Facilities and Services - The proposed pruject shall be designed to not adversely impaci the foilowing public facilities and service�: 9) Existing streets and other transportafion systems; ! Finding: The site is accessed from either of two public streets surrounding the site ancJ from internal access roads that have either been installed or will be installed as part of the BSP. Public transportation is available to the site. Conclusion: Existing streets and public transportation can be provided to all lots within the BSP. 2) Existing utilities system; Finding: The City has conducted an analysis of utility needs for this proposal. The City has capacity in its existing utility systems to provide service to this project sile. Sysfem- wide needs have been identified through the SW Everett Planned Action Determination 1 and EIS. � Conclusion: The additional lots created will not impact the Cily's existing utilities � system. Required utility improvements for the development are addressed in the preceding sections of lhis decision and the conditions listed herein. 3) Polica, Fire, Parks, and Schools; _� �� , �------, .,.._. .. . , , .,,. . .. ----r�--�---�—��;�--�--�-,t,s--�_ ��:�._.� -a.��-f . .. . .