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PLANNING DIRECTOR DETERMINATION Review Process II #00-023 INTRODUCTION: The City of Everett Planning Dep�7-tment received an application from Marilyn Ceresa, 3331 Hoyt Ave, Everett, WA 98201 , for a 13'-6" by 19' addition to the rear of her existing single family residence and an 8' by 11' shed. The existing residence is located only one foot from the south s:de property line along 34'h Street SE and as close as only 3 feet from the north side property line. The new addition will have the same setbacks as the house along the south side property line and a 4-foot setback from the north side property line. The shed will meet all setback requirements except for a setback of 8'-7" from the south side property line. The existing residence was originally constructed in 1905 according to the Snohomish County Assessor's records and has been certified as a legal non-conforming structure (NC13#004026). Section 38.040 allows for tie Planning Director to permit the expansion of a structure which does not meet required setbacks or height, provided that the expansion does not make the setback or height more nonconforming: that the expansion complies with all other requirements of the zoning code ordinance; and that the nonconformity has been certified by the Planning Department, FINDINGS: The property is located in the R-5, Multiple Family Residential Zone. The typical required setbacks from the interior side property line is 5 feet and 10 feet from the street side property line. The existing residence is located only one foot from the street side property line and as close as 3 feet from the north side property line. It was originally constructed in 1905 according to the Snohomish County Assessor's records. The zoning code requirements for buildir:g setbacks for structures frcm side property lines became effective December 1 , 1956. DECISION: The Planning Director has determined to allow for the proposal with the following conditions: 1 . All necessary building permits are to be obtained from the City of Everett's Building Department. Right to Appeal: The applicant or owner of property located adjacent to the subject property or any property owner who deems himself aggrieved and will thereby suffer a direct impact from the proposal may appeal the Planning Director's determination as to whether or not the proposal should be permitted. Any such appeal must be filed within fourteer. (14) calendar days of the date specified below. Appeal forms are available from the Planning Department and must be submitted along with the required filing fee. For more information concerning this determination, contact Michael Palacios at the Planning Department (tel. 257-8731). Signed: _ ate: December 4, 2000 Paul A. Roberts, DfrecfoF PLANNING AND COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT DEPARTMENT