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8 Planning Commission Minutes January 24 , 1984 Page -5- G. Ervine commented that the planning staff recommended approval of the Comprehensive Plan change and the major reasons for the proposed change are the increased traffic volumes on Everett Mall Way and 4th Avenue West and that there are sewer services available to this site . Laura Brent , Representative of K & H Printers , 2907 1/2 Hewitt , Everett stated that this property has been owned by the client ' s (Vernon Haines) family for 50 years and owns K & H Printers . Mr . Haines has outgrown his facility on Broadway and desires to put his plant facility on the south end of the property . J. Geniesse made a motion to close the public hearing . B. Hummel seconded the Motion. All Commissioners present Voted YES. C. Moser made a motion to adopt the Comprehensive Plan change from Single Family Residential to Business/Light Commercial as proposed . J. Geniesse seconded the Motion . All Commissioners present (Geniesse , Hummel , Moser , Shaffer , Marsh) Voted YES . Item #4 - K & H Rezone #5-83 - Discussion/Decision G. Ervine introduced this item by showing slides . He indicated that the rezone area is 3 . 26 acres , the parcel size 4 . 28 acres . He stated that the current land use is vacant and the proposed land use is office , retail and printing shop. Existing zoning of the proposed project is R-S , Suburban Residential , the proposed zoning is C-1 , General Commercial . G. Ervine stated that the Department of Public Works had submitted a memo including twelve additional conditions to this proposal . It was the planning staff ' s recommendation to adopt these twelve conditions also . B. Hummel suggested Condition #1 be changed to read, " . . . shall be 5 feet in width. . . " instead of the proposed 10 feet as listed in the staff report. G: Ervine responded that the 10 foot width had been used because of the sensitivity of the site and the fact that this project faces the front yards of a residential area . There was discussion between the Commission relative to Public Works Memo Conditions #2 & #3 - dedication of right-of-way and full street improvements . G. Ervine stated that as the Commission they could make a recommendation to Council but that the final decision on these items is Council ' s . B. Hummel felt that there should be coordination with Snohomish County due to the fact that City boundary is the centerline of 104th street. G. Ervine suggested that a half-street improvement could be made . ATTACHMENT 3: Plan. Comm. minutes 49