9709 19TH AVE SE 2018-01-02 MF Import

February 19, 1997 I Y� _ _ I► 1 ti aF1 Allan Giffen, Planning, explained that this Land Use Map amendment was initiated by the Planning Commission at staffs request. With a possible future annexation of the area to Everett, residents of the area want to maintain the 9,600 sq. ft. R-1 zoning as opposed to the R-1 minimum lot area of 6,000 sq. ft. There was no opposition to this at the Planning Commission public hearing and two people spoke in support of this amendment. President Anderson asked for public comment. No one responded. Mayor Hansen left the Council meeting 9`707- b 970l'=�1�_ S�= GREENSPACE PROPERTY Allan Giffen, Planning, stated that the Greenspace property is located at 9707 and 9709 19th Avenue S.E. in the Eastmont area. The proposed change is from multiple family to community business. A site plan was inc:uded as part of the Planning Commission recommendation The applicant has volunteered to limit the range of permitted B-2 uses through a Resolution of Intent to Rezone. There were no public comments at the Planning Commission hearing. Brady Vinje, 11215 19th Avenue SE and a representative of Greenspace, explained the proposed development and presented scaled and 3-dimensional plans. He stated that the development would be small scale buildings for small scale tenants. He asked for the Council's concurrence regarding the rezone. Councilmember Gipson questioned traffic mitigation. Allan Giffen responded that a traffic mitigation fee is collected at the time of development. President Anderson asked for public comment. No one responded 83