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• <br /> • <br /> I <br /> i' <br /> Drainage: -Compliance with the City's Drainage <br /> Ordinance will be required. <br /> -On-site detention or in lieu of fee will be <br /> required of new development. <br /> -Participation in the Wood Creek and <br /> + Silver Lake Drainage Basin Plans is <br /> 11 required. <br /> 11 -In the area not covered in the above two <br /> 11 basins a closer analysis of the drainage <br /> 11 patterns will be required. <br /> Streets: -19th Avenue Southeast is an arterial <br /> I i newly improved to five lanes, curbs, <br /> gutters and sidewalks. <br /> -Controlled access is allowed onto 19th <br /> Avenue Southeast. <br /> -100th Street Southeast will have to be <br /> improved to City Standards as <br /> development occurs in accordance with <br /> + City Ordinance. <br /> { -100th Street Southeast has been <br /> identified as a Minor Arterial in the <br /> Snohomish County 1990 Transportation <br /> Plan Update. <br /> j+ Exhibits: <br /> 1. Staff Report <br /> 2. 1967 Comprehensive Plan Map <br /> 3. 1972 Comprehensive Plan Map and Policies <br /> 4. North Creek Plan Map and Policies <br /> 5. Existing City and County Zoning Map <br /> 6. Existing Land Use Map/Parcel Map <br /> 7. 1973 Open Space, Parks and Recreation Plan <br /> 8. Final Declaration of Non-Significance <br /> 9. Snohomish County Conditional Use Permit Number 21-65 for the Silverlake <br /> Church of Christ <br /> 1 10. Snohomish County Conditional Use Permit ZA81-05132 for temporary <br /> dwelling at 10207 19th Avenue Southeast. <br /> 11. Recommended Comprehensive Plan <br /> 1 <br /> FINDINGS AND CONCLUSIONS: <br /> Comprehensive Plans <br /> 1. The 1967 Comprehensive Plan does not address this area. It shows the areas <br /> to the north and west as Business-Light Commercial, and the area to the <br /> southwest as Multiple Family and further southwest as Single Family. See <br /> Exhibit 2. <br /> 2. The 1972 Plan update indicates the entire area east of 19th Avenue S.E. <br /> should be Low Density Residential 1-5 d.u. per acre. The policy for this area <br /> discourages further significant development or increase in residential <br /> densities. See Exhibit 3. <br /> it <br /> i 1 3. Snohomish County's North Creek Plan indicates the area should be Suburban 1-4 d.u. per acre. See Exhibit 4. <br /> 1 4. Snohomish County's Draft Growth Management Strategy (not adopted by the <br /> County at this time) recommends that this area be within the Urban Region <br /> 11 which is intended to absorb substantial share of future growth and to be <br /> developed at more intensive levels than the Border and Rural Regions. <br /> Snohomish County's Draft Growth Management Strategy post dates the <br /> North Creek Area Comprehensive Plan. <br /> i <br /> -2- <br />