Resolution 2590 - Laserfiche WebLink

• WHEREAS, we, members of the Everett City Council, have held a public hearing, have reviewed the South Point Area Comprehensive Plan map, and have found the Plan map in the best interest of the community. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED THAT: 1. The Everett City Council approves the South Point Area Comprehensive Plan map as a guide for development in the area identified as the South Point district. 2. The South Point Plan map be accepted as an amendment to the comprehensive plan, and shall replace the existing Generalized Land Use Plan of 1967 and the Everett Community Plan of 1972 (maps and policies) as they relate to the South Point area. The plan map and recommendations presented in the South Point Comprehensive Plan amendment shall supersede similar elements set forth in the existing citywide comprehensive plan relative to the planning area. 3. The land use map of the South Point area shall be the controlling document for identifying land uses for public and private development proposals for South Point. 4. The South Point Plan map shall serve as a reference and guide in making necessary revisions to the Everett Zoning Code and other regulations relating to South Point. 5. In the event of potential conflict between the South Point plan map and recommendations and the existing citywide Comprehensive Plan, the South Point Comprehensive Plan shall be the City's policy in the South Point area. BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED THAT: 1. The Everett City Council approved the land use development concept depicted on the attached Plan map for the South Point area. The basic elements of the land use plan map comprise the following: a) A Single Family Residential-Detached unit zone ranging from 5-10 dwelling units per acre; b) A Single Family Residential-Attached unit zone ranging from 8-12 dwelling units per acre; c) A Multi-Family Residential zone ranging from 15-25 dwelling units per acre; d) A Multi-Family High Density Residential zone ranging from 25-50 dwelling units per acre; -2-