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:00008 Bay Ridge Development SMA 7-88 Page_11- 40. Witness Vandeventer submitted that the density, as calculated, is excessive. She submitted that the density of the site will obviously impact traffic and the future development around Silver Lake. According to her, a more reasonable density of this site would be 15 units per acre. (Vandeventer testimony) Parking 41. Three hundred and six parking spaces are required for the development of the site. This is the exact number the Applicant has proposed. (Ervine testimony) Other Issues 42. On-site is a house identified as "St . Peters House". This is an older structure that has existed many years. The Everett Historical Society determined that the house may have some historical significance. (Ervine testimony) 43. The Applicant reviewed the "St. Peters House" and estimated that 80% to 90% would have to be rebuilt because of the poor condition of the house. This remodel could impact the historical development of the house. The Applicant indicated,. in lieu of the remodel, that they are willing to place a bronze plaque on the project site describing St. peters' contribution to the community. (staff report) 44. With dedication of park land along Silver Lake, recreational amenities will be available from the site- The shoreline will be improved with fill of approximately 600 cubic -yards of washed course sand and the boardwalk pier structure will eventually be developed from the subject property's north property line to the south property line. These on-site amenities, plus the wetlands and the proposed tot lot within the development, will satisfy the recreation demands for the development of the site. (staff report) 45. A letter was submitted by the Everett School District stating that children from the site may be bused to Monroe School. As a result, the children who are bused will have to be provided a bus access on 23rd or 24th Dr. S.E. (staff report) 46. The owner of the property on 23rd Dr. S.E. refused to provide an easement for bus access. The Applicant did submit, however, that the 24th Dr. S:E. easement may be acquired. The Applicant indicated that he would be willing to pay $5,000.00 toward access easements if the City would acquire the easement by purchase or condemnation. (staff report) 47. No interior school bus pick up is proposed. The City did state that there may be a school bus turn out for use of the children off S.R. 527. (Ervine testimony) 000055