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;1 29. Planning Commission did not receive any new information during their reconsideration which would justify modification of their original motion with the exception that the overall 19th Avenue S.E. Study Area should be limited to 112th Street S.E. on the south. jj RECOMMENDATIONS Based on the above findings and conclusions, the Planning Commission makes the following recommendations pertaining to the subject area east of 19th Avenue S.E., between approximately 96th Street S.E. and 103rd Street S.E.: • 1. 3.63 acres should be designated for "Other Commercial" (see Exhibit 11) as defined in the Everett Community Plan. i 2. "Medium Density Residential 5-10 dwelling units per gross acre" should be allowed on 29.68 acres as shown on Map Exhibit 11. 3. Zoning and ultimate development density of the 29.68 acres of Medium Density Residential area should be no greater than eight (8) dwelling units per gross acre. 4. A review of the Comprehensive Plans for the area east of I-5 along the 19th Avenue/Silver Lake Corridor to 112nd Street S.E. will be undertaken by the City as soon as possible. Citizens, community organizations, property owners and affected agencies will be encouraged to participate in the process. 5. Primary access to the area should be from 19th Avenue Southeast and 100th Street Southeast. 6. Twenty-first Drive Southeast and 24th Avenue Southeast should not be extended to serve this area. 7. Provision should be made for pedestrian pathways from the subject property to 21st Drive Southeast and 24th Avenue Southeast. 8. Ultimate improvements to 100th Street Southeast should include 60 feet of right-of-way, 44 feet of paving for four traffic lanes to be used jointly by motor vehicles and bicycles, curbs, gutters, sidewalks, bus pullouts, crosswalks, and drainage facilities. Development of 100th Street Southeast should be accomplished in accordance with Everett's Street Improvement Ordinance and by a future LID or other mechanism assured by agreements obtained prior to issuance of building permits. 9. Storm water drainage increases generated as a result of development should be addressed at the time of development in compliance•with Everett's Storm Water Drainage Ordinance, and where appropriate the Draft Wood's Creek Drainage Basin Plan, the Draft Silver Lake Drainage Basin Plan. In areas not covered by a Drainage Basin Plan, the City should conduct a more detailed drainage review in conjunction with future development proposals. Any non-structural stormwater management techniques which are adopted by City Council for use in the South Everett Drainage Area should be considered for use in this drainage area. 1 10. In conjunction with the drainage system analysis an open space corridor should be considered. 11. Private open space and recreation facilities should be encouraged as part of the residential developments. ;! i ! -5- 1