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Minor Utility Communications F�cility/R-2A and Singie-Family Residence/R-1 zaning desig�ations. (exhibit 1, staff report, pag� 1; tesfir�ony of;�`Ir. Tygesen} 3. The property is currently developed with a 1-1/2 stary; 19,478 square foot building that has been �sed as a church. This building is currently vacant. (exhibit 1, sta{f reporf, page 9; testimony of Mr. Tygesen) 4. The sub}ect property was annexed into the City of Everett in 1962. In 1977 a SPU {SPU #6-77) was approved to aliow the Everett Free Methodist congregation to construct a church on the approximate ten acre site. The church facility included a workshop, sanctuary, multi-purpose room and classroorrts for daytime and evening activities for the congregation of 625 people. (exhibit 9, staff report, page 2; exhibrf 6, applicafion; testimony of Mr. Tygesen} 5. In 1987 the City approved a short plat far the lot development of the original ten- acre site (Short Subdivision #'1202-2-87} and allawed a portion of the property to be developed with a building #o house unmanned telephone equipment2_ In 2013 a boundary line adjustment (BLA#13-U01} v�as appraved by the City which permitted conveyance of approximately 3.6 acres of the subject property gwned by the Everett Free Methodist Church to Kenridge Park, LLC. Th�se 3,6 acres were included as part of a subd'rvision appraved by the City in �013 (SUB #13- 001). (exhibit �, sfaff report, page 2; exhibit 13, SPU#6-77; exhibit 94, BLA #93- 001; testimony of Mr. Tygesen) 6. A building thaf was develaped as part of the short subdivision for the unmanned telephone switching equipment, single-family residential units and undeve(aped land a(so border the property to the east. To the west and north are single-family residences and commercial development. (exhibit 1, staff reporf, page 2) 7. For properties that are zoned R-2A in the City of Everett, schools are permitted with a Special Property Use Permit reviewed pursuant to Review Process III (Everett Munrcipal Code (EMC) 19.41.�50.0 and D). In arder for a Special Property Use Permit to be granted, the general evaluation criteria of EMC 19.41.150.0 must be satisfied, as well as the specific evaluation criteria of EMC 19.41.1�O.D.2.a. General Evaluation Criteria— EMC 19.41.15�.G 8. The population forecast, as set forth in the City of Everett's Camprehensive Plan, is for 60,000 additional residents by 2035. The increase in populatian requires expansion of school services and facilities to accommodate the grc�wth. The Plan does not differentiate between private and public schools. The proposed facilit}� tnrould be a priva#� school that would cater to a student body ta be bused to and from the site each day. The use of the existin� structure would adequately house students for this purpose and wauld be an additional ZDeveloped pursuant to SPU#6-87 3 ��,� �