Resolution 3284 - Laserfiche WebLink

environmentally damaging than provision of access through a public road, but would limit the number of units which could I be constructed on Mrs. Dilgard's property. A condition which 1 requires the easement access for the Dilgard property is included in the concomitant agreement. A condition which requires the easement access to the southwest portion of the Zevenbergen site is included in the concomitant agreement to the rezone. The agreement also includes a condition which requires additional analysis by the Zevenbergens within six months of the date of execution of these Findings and Conclusions and a decision by the Public Works Director to determine if an easement will be required to the central plateau area of the Zevenbergen property through the Merrill Creek site FINDINGS Storm Drainage: The subject site is in the Merrill and Ring Creek, Phillips Creek and Glenwood Creek drainage basins. The three creeks travel in a south to north direction and discharge directly to Puget Sound. Merrill and Ring Creek is located to the west of this site, but approximately 10 acres of the site is tributary to the creek. The headwaters of Phillips Creek are located on this site and approximately 35.6 acres on the site are tributary to Phillips Creek. Glenwood Creek is located in the eastern portion of the site and approximately 51 . 4 acres of the site are tributary to Glenwood Creek. Wetlands associated with Phillips Creek and Glenwood Creek are on the site, as 1 well as springs in the Glenwood Creek Basin. In 1982 , City Council adopted a drainage plan for south Everett which included these three basins. The Plan sets forth goals, policies, and construction projects for each of the three basins. 1 27