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EVERETT COMPREHENSIVE PLAN
<br />Table 2: Land Use Inventory — By Zoning / Comprehensive Plan Designation
<br />Land Use Category
<br />City Limits
<br />Unincorporated
<br />TOTAL
<br />Zones included in category
<br />Gross
<br />UGA
<br />Comprehensive Plan Designations in Category
<br />Acres By
<br />Gross Acres by
<br />Zone
<br />Everett
<br />Comprehensive
<br />Plan Designation
<br />Single Family Residential*
<br />7,374
<br />3,804
<br />11,178
<br />R-1, R -S, R-1, R -1(A), R-2, R -2(A)
<br />1.1,1.2,1.3,1.4
<br />Multiple Family Residential
<br />1,769
<br />562
<br />2,331
<br />R -3(L), R-3, R-4, R-5**
<br />1.5, 1.6
<br />Commercial / Mixed Use (Residential
<br />1,942
<br />206
<br />2,148
<br />Permitted)
<br />B-1, B-2, B -2(B), B-3, BMU, E-1, E-1 MUO, C-1, C -1R
<br />4.1,4.2,4.3,4.4
<br />Commercial / Industrial
<br />425
<br />425
<br />C-2, M -S
<br />Commercial / Industrial / Mixed Use
<br />583
<br />583
<br />C-2ES, W -C
<br />Industrial
<br />4,148
<br />413.71
<br />4,562
<br />M -M, M-1, M-2
<br />5.1, 5.4
<br />Parks / Open Space
<br />1,038
<br />1,038
<br />P, OS
<br />Agriculture
<br />1,406
<br />1,406
<br />A-1
<br />Aquatic
<br />8,240
<br />305
<br />8,545
<br />AQ
<br />Unzoned (I-5 and SR -526)
<br />572
<br />572
<br />Institutional
<br />187
<br />187
<br />2.1, 2.8
<br />Source: Gross acres from City GIS.
<br />* Includes many institutional uses, such as hospital, college, schools. Institutional uses are also
<br />found in a few other zones.
<br />**Includes some office and clinic overlay zones
<br />2. Description of Existing Conditions of Various Land Use Categories
<br />The following section is organized as a description of the existing land use inventory and a
<br />discussion of several issues related to each type of land use category faced by Everett in updating
<br />its land use element. The Growth Management Act requires that the land use element address
<br />the general distribution and extent of the following land uses:
<br />a. Agriculture. Presently there are 1,406 acres of land zoned for agriculture in Everett. The
<br />City of Everett -owned water pollution control facility and surrounding land comprises 490 of
<br />those acres. While some areas in Everett zoned for agriculture are not suited for agricultural
<br />uses, all of the prime agricultural land in Everett is located within the flood way or flood fringe
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