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EXHIBIT 3: Chapter 6 Capital Facilities and Utilities Element; II. Capital Facilities Policies; Capital Facilities Summaries As part of supporting the project,the City of Everett selected developer. The total project cost is estimated applied for and received a$1,000,00o award from at$16,919,702 with several anticipated affordable Snohomish County for a Homeless Pilot Project.This housing revenue sources to fund construction including money is designated specifically for this capital project the Washington State Housing Trust Fund and the Low and is expected to be passed through to the City's Income Housing Finance Federal Tax Credit program. 8. Solid Waste/Recycling reduced three metric tons of COze per year. Everett In the city and the planning area, private companies, intends to expand this program by adding green-waste franchised by the State of Washington Utilities and composting. Plant debris and animal bedding from the Transportation Commission(WUTC)provide solid Streets and Parks departments is currently being waste collection and hauling. Since 1974,garbage combined with bio-solids and composted. This will disposal has been the responsibility of Snohomish reduce one more metric ton of COze per year from the County,which operates several transfer stations, City's carbon footprint. including the Airport Road Recycling and Transfer Station at Paine Field,and a long haul rail loading facility located in northeast Everett. D. OTHER SERVICE PROVIDERS Since 2003,the City's solid waste and recycling have 1. School Districts been guided by the Snohomish County Solid Waste All school districts within Snohomish County have Management Plan. The current Plan is entitled individual capital facilities plans. Each of these plans Changing Waste for Changing Times—Snohomish County are submitted and become part of the "Snohomish Solid and Hazardous Waste Management Plan 2013. The County School Districts Capital Facilities Plan". This City maintains an active program through the City's document provides an inventory of existing facilities Solid Waste Management Utility and continues to and levels of service for each district. Copies of each of implement programs related to recycling,waste the school district plans are available from Snohomish reduction,waste prevention,and composting in County Planning and each district will have a copy of coordination with Snohomish County and others. their plan. Three school districts serve the City of Everett with the number of facilities and capacities Since 1993,The City of Everett has operated shown in Table 6. comprehensive internal recycling programs that have Table 6: Existing School Facilities,Enrollment and Capacities School District Elementary Schools Middle Schools High Schools and Total Other Facilities Everett(2013) No.Schools 17 5 26 No.Students 8,290 4,201 5,495 17,986 Capacity* 9,320 5,373 6,216 20,909 Mukilteo(2o12) No.Schools 11 4 3 18 No.Students 6,531 3,419 4,z83 14,233 Capacity 5,400 3,369 3,756 12,525 Snohomish(2011) No.Schools 10 2 2 14 No.Students 4,507 1,576 3,483 9,566 Capacity 4,817 1,85o 3,400 10,067 *-includes portables • 4