Ordinance 3613-18 - Laserfiche WebLink

Metro Everett Land Capacity During the city's periodic review of the comprehensive plan in 2015, the city made a commitment to complete a subarea plan for the metropolitan center ("Metro Everett") to address population, housing and employment targets. An analysis of the land capacity to accommodate population and employment was completed based on the May 8, 2018 draft plan. Methodology The initial work was based on a land x. " .. ,fir �; a , 1 r, capacity report done in 2016 by an l �, intern, Mettie Brasel, including an °' P _ - =- I J-1:- analysis of"economic units" of t- -� • ownershipand the classification of i° these units into categories indicating f . ��,` it ,`' the potential for redevelopment. The second part— classification, was basedit k 1 on an initial analysis, following by an base. ., depth review by the city's planning d t �� it ` `4. director, Allan Giffen, who has ..•,•"1,4't { {E '. 1: extensive knowledge and experience. t`. w I h � 1,4'(,, !l �_i ' t� An "economic unit" is a combination of , �.�t a ' multiple parcels' that typically share a " � �� o. i•'at t �p� a �. common owner and boundaries. The " f t ' f n. * Till `I �� e ( k til example below shows one building spanning across eight different parcels, but all under one ownership. The Example I. Group Health Cooperative consists of one building spanning across eight separate Example 2. Group Health Cooperative after the parcels were combined to make an formation of an economic unit(outlined in blue). "economic unit". Without doing this parcels(outlined in blue). step, some parcels will show no improvements on the property which would indicate that the parcel might be vacant and could be developed. ' Source:Snohomish County Assessor https://snohomishcountywa.gov/2934/Assessor Appendix B, Metro Everett Land Capacity I August 29,2018