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• RESOLUTION NO. ,6 A Resolution adopting a change to the City of Everett's Comprehensive Plan for the 1.02 acre triangle of land directly north of the intersection of Beverly Boulevard and Broadway and bounded by those two streets on the east, west and south. WHEREAS, the City of Everett adopted a Generalized Land Use Plan Map by Resolution No. 7264 in 1967; and WHEREAS, the City adopted the Everett Community Plan by Resolution No. 553 in 1972, to serve as an "integral" component of an official and flexibl- guide to development decisions along with the 1967 Plan Map; and WHEREAS, The City of Everett adopted sub—area plans for the S.W. Everett area by Resolution No. 2084 in 1982 and the 19th Avenue S.E. area b Resolution No. 2347 in 1983, to address changed conditions and deficiencies i the 1967 and 1972 Comprehensive Plans for those areas; and WHEREAS, the City' s current Comprehensive Plan consists of the abov- mentioned 1967 Plan Map, 1972 Community Plan, 1982 S.W. Everett Plan, 198 19th Avenue S.E. Plan and other related documents, with maps illustrating lanai use designation, transportation corridors, and public facility locations, s - well as written goals, policies and plans; and WHEREAS, the City also recognizes changed conditions for the 1.02 acr- triangle north of Beverly Blvd. and Broadway as follows: 1. Due to increased congestion at the intersection of Broadway and Beverl Blvd. , the single family residential designation applied to much of th- subject property is no longer appropriate, and the Business/Ligh. Commercial designation applied to the properties to the east and sout should be extended to this property as long as measures are taken to protect surrounding single family homes from the visual impact of thi- development. 2. The subject property consists of a series of lots all of which hav- double frontage. There are three streets contiguous to the site, Spokane Drive, Beverly Blvd. , and Broadway. Broadway and Beverly Blvd. are carrying relatively high volumes of traffic with approximatel 7,000 trips per day (TPD) on Broadway and 12,900 TPD on Beverly Blvd. Spokane Drive is carrying approximately 300 TPD which is normal for . residential street. 3. Based on the double frontage nature of the lots involved and th- congestion caused by the high volumes of traffic on both Beverly an. Broadway, the subject property is not suited to single—famil residential development.