7410 OLYMPIC DR T MOBILE ANTENNA 2018-12-07

Conclusion: No noise, smoke, dust, odor, glare, visual blight or other undesirable impacts are anticipated as a result of the proposal. 9. Consistency with the goals and policies of the Everett General Plan for the area and land use designation in which the property is located. Finding: The site is designated 1.2, Single Family Detached on the City of Everett's Comprehensive Plan map. The Comprehensive Plan contains a policy that encourages co-locating utilities,where possible, in order to minimize environmental disturbance. This project will result in co-location of wireless communication utilities on an existing water tank and small equipment shelter on-site. Conclusion: The co-location and use of the property is consistent with the General Plan. 10. Compliance with the provisions of this Ordinance and other City, State and Federal regulations. Finding: All necessary City of Everett construction permits must be obtained for the proposal prior to construction. Conclusion: The proposal will comply with the provisions of the City's Zoning Code and the applicant must obtain any required State and/or Federal permits. 11. Accessibility to public transit, and traffic reduction measures proposed by the applicant to reduce dependence of the proposed use on the automobile. Finding: The facility is unmanned. Conclusion: Traffic to the site is minimal,therefore no additional traffic reduction measures were proposed. SPU SPECIFIC EVALUATION CRITERIA: Subsection 41.150.D.1.b. of the Zoning Code - Special Property Use Permits - contains specific evaluation Criteria for"Above Ground Utility and Communication Facilities". Findings: (1) Screening will be achieved through placement of perimeter landscaping and painting of equipment to match the existing water tank. (2) The proposed antennas will be located on an existing water tank structure and will not result in the need for a new, self-supporting structure. (3) The proposed antennas will be located on an existing structure and will not result in the height of the existing structure being increased. In general, the Zoning Code encourages locating major above-ground utilities on existing utility poles or structures. When existing facilities are used or replaced, addition to or replacement of existing structures may exceed the height of the existing facility by not more than twenty feet. • (4) Criterion not applicable; proposed antennas are utilizing existing water tank structure. (5) All supporting equipment will be located in a new equipment shelter which will feature perimeter landscaping. Antennas and the equipment shelter will be painted to match the existing water tank. (6) Criterion not applicable; the proposed antennas will be attached to the water tank hand rails with a maximum height of 59' and the existing water tank is 82.4' in height. SPU 161104