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MAR-20-02 10.44 FROM.EVERETT PLANNING DEPT ID,42£2678742 PACE 18/26 8.5 COMMUNICATIONS 9,5.1 Threshold Most communication facilities are exempt from SEPA review. This SEPA analysis covers all aboveground communication facilities provided that view analysis is completed in the Special Property Use permit process. This analysis does not cover any structure that the FAA determines may have a significant adverse affect on navigable airspace around Paine Field Airport. 8.5.3 Mitigation Measures 1. All communication lines must be installed underground. (SEPA Public Services and Land and Shoreline Use Policies) 2. The Special Property Use permit process for aboveground utilities must include analysis of impacts to views from the proposed facilities. In addition, Special Property Use permits should only be approved when the design of the aboveground communication facilities are compatible with nearby structures and/or screened from view. (SEPA Public Services and Land and Shoreline Use Policies) 3. Antetmae and tower proposals and all proposals for structures to be added to the top of existing buildings: the FAA must be notified prior to issuance of a determination of consistency to determine if the structure will affect navigable airspace. All recommendations of the FAA must be complied with. (SEPA Land and Shoroline Use Policies) 8.6 PUBLIC WATER SUPPLIES 8.6.1 Threshold The analysis in the IYater System Plan projected the overall future peak -hour demand for the area at 2.7 gpm/acre (approximately 4,000 gpa/day peak flow), and assumed fire flow requirements of approximately 3,500 gpm for commercial and industrial/manufacturing uses. Based upon the proposed design of the water system, any development using more than 2.7 gpnVacre has the potential to affect water pressure on other sites. Additional analysis will be required for development proposals with a peak hour demand above 2.7 gpm/scre and/or a fire flow requirement of 3,500 gpm or greater. The additional analysis maybe as simple as calculations completed by the Public Works Department prior to a pre -application meeting on a specific development proposal. The additional analysis must determine how the proposal's water demand will affect the entire water supply and distribution system. Projects with no additional major improvements needed and no adverse cumulative impacts on the water supply and distribution system are covered by this analysis. t�s