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Population 15. Approximately 840 people would be added to the community if the area is fully developed, compared to the 450 persons possible under single family Comprehensive Plan and zoning designations. Total development will occur over a long period of time. Noise 16. The intersection of 19th Avenue Southeast and 100th Street Southeast is impacted by noise from traffic on those streets. It is projected that traffic volumes will increase on both streets, increasing the noise levels impacting adjacent property. Noise levels are anticipated to be in excess of optimal levels for residential development. Increased noise would be generated by increased traffic which would result from the increased densities permitted by the proposed comprehensive plan. Noise increases are not anticipated to be significant. Public Safety 17. Fire protection is currently provided by Fire District #11. Upon annexation the area would be served by the City of Everett Fire Department from the new Station ##6, under construction. Paramedic services will soon be available throughout the City. Fire hydrants and adequate fire flow will be required of new developments per City ordinances. 18. Police protection is currently provided by the Snohomish County Sheriff. Upon annexation the area would be served by the Everett Police Department which might require one additional officer when the area is fully developed. Open Space, Parks and Recreation 19. Everett's 1973 Open Space, Park and Recreation Plan designates 100th Street Southeast between 19th Avenue Southeast and 35th Avenue Southeast as a bicycle route. See Exhibit 7. 20. Silver Lake park is the nearest public recreation facility. There is a deficiency of neighborhood park facilities in this transition area between the City and County. 21. Everett's 1973 Open Space, Park and Recreation Plan identifies an open space corridor through the proposed annexation area and recommends preservation of the corridor. 22. There are no significant environmentally sensitive features in the area. Existing Conditional Use and Nonconforming Use Permits 23. Snohomish County has issued a Conditional Use Permit (Number 21-65) for the Silverlake Church of Christ. See Exhibit 9. 24. Snohomish County has issued a Conditional Use Permit (C.U. ZA 8105132) for a temporary dwelling (mobile home) located at 10207 19th Avenue Southeast to be occupied by the parents of the occupants of the primary I, residence. See Exhibit 10. Environmental Review 25. Under the authority of the State Environmental Protection Act a Proposed Declaration of Non-Significance has been circulated and comments have been received. A Final Declaration of Non-Significance was issued on May 17, 1982. See Exhibit 8. Proposed Action by Proponent 1 26. The Proponent is proposing a mix of commercial, medium density and high density residential uses in the area. 11111 Required City Action 27. City ordinance requires a Comprehensive Plan designation and permanent zoning district be applied to all annexed land within six months of the effective date of annexation. 28. City Council conducted a public hearing July 21, 1982, on the Comprehensive Plan for the annexation area and voted to remand the issue to the Planning Commission with the direction that they consider higher density residential development to 12 units per acre. -4-