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C. Natural Environment - Evaluation of the impacts and provision for mitigation of all impacts on all elements of the natural environment including topography, vegetation, soils, geology and all environmental issues as defined in the State Environmental Policy Act, WAC 197.11 and Chapter 18.24. Findings: The lot is fairly level. The Soil Survey of Snohomish County indicates Alderwood-Urban soils for that area. Conclusions: Impacts are insignificant on the natural environment. D. Drainage - Evaluation of all drainage impacts and provisions made for mitigation of all drainage impacts as defined in the City's Comprehensive Drainage Ordinance and Chapter 18.24. Findings: The property is located within the Ravemia Creek Drainage Basin. A ditch exist along the strfet frontages. Conclusions: The City of Everett Public Works Department will review the method of storm water drainage for the future dwellings at the time of building permit application No adverse impacts on drainage are anticipated as a result of this short subdivision. E. Open Space - Evaluation of all impacts and provision for open space as defined in Chapter 18.24. + Finding: The R-2 zone requires that no more than 40% of the lots be built upon. Conclusion: Adequate provision for open space can be provided on each lot in this short subdivibion. F. Public Systems Capacity - Evaluation of all impacts and provisions made for mitigation of impacts on public wstems including parks, schools, and community facilities as defined in Chapter 18.24.020. Finding: The proposed short subdivision is in the Everett School District. The School District has not requested a mitigation fee or Reservation or Dedication of land for school sites. Conclusion: The City will not require school mitigation. G. Public Services - Evaluation of all Imps •ts and provisions made for mitigation of impacts on public services including streets, all public utilities, fire and police protection as defined in Chapter 18.24.